Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 16

GosH' 1 CERTAINLY FeeL ROTTEN To-NIGHT! MUST HANE A TouCH OF THE GRIPPE NO Joking | I1TELLYA ™M SICK ! musTA BEEN SOMETHIN' | ATE FOR DINNE! Yes, 1 §'PosE So AN You WANT TO QUIT RIGHT, Now, HEY? Bovs, 'm A Sk MAN { ore T LEVEL ! CALL ME ? ACES FuLL ON TENS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRTDAY, JUNE 10 1927. 2838333333353 888888355 8833833888 BABBBIABBABIBIRABIAIBERABAAAARS Lansburgh —By WEBSTER. ' VE GOT A SPLITTING HEADACHE ! vT's Too A CLOSE IN HERE . CAN'T WE OPEN A — 1T's You WHO'RE CLOSE! | NES | CAM oPe™ ~ For ONE BERRY, oouny! WHAT A HEADACWE ! UPA Berry S0 WE CAN KEEP 1T To OURSELNE S HALF AS S1CK. AS | AM You HAVE MY \_SYMPATHY | WONDER IF | COULD GET A DOCTOR AT Thhs HOUR OF TH MiGHT? CALL ME? Four JACKS ! NES SIR | MusT A EATEN SOME THING- THAT DiSAGREED WITH >ME GEE! | wAS A FooL ") TFOR COMING OUT To-NIGHT ¢ | SHOULD HAVE Gone To PEP AT 6 0 CLoCK- 1= 1 HATE To SUGGEST QUITTING WHEM I'M 50 FAR AHEAD BYT REALLY } =t — I'LL PLAY THESE- 500 EMPLOYES SEEK PROTECTION OF STOCK Laundry Company Workers File Suit in Seattle, Alleging Florida Loss. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., June 10.—Five hundred employes of Superior Service Laundries, Inc., a Pacific Coast chain, have today filed a suit in interven- tion in the Superior Court here, alleg- ing that the Pacific Brotheghood In- vestment Co. and the Brotherhood Investment Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, a financial organization _connected with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, are insolvent. The com- piaint charges that the Cleveland Co. has liabilities of §$10,000,000 in excess of its resources. The suit was filed yesterday in answer to one begun this week by the Pacific Brotherhood Investment Co. against the laundry chain, seek- ing a writ of mandate forcifig the laundry people to give the financiers access to the laundry chain’s books. The brotherhood concern owns 81,000 shares of the common class B stock and 100 class A shares in the laundry chain. The_intervention suit charges that the Brotherhood Investment Co., through mismanagement in promot- ing a real estate scheme of Venice, Fla., has become involved to the ex- tent of $10,000,000 beyond its ability to pay. Allegation is made that the Cleveland company has taken more than $700,000 from the Seattle branch laundry in order to recoup losses and forestall bankruptcy, and is at pres- ent seeking control of the Superior Service Laundries. The suit asks the court to protect the interest of laundry employes in 10,000 shares of class B stock, which they allege was set aside for them, but later fraudulently transferred to the Pacific Investment Co. VAN ORMAN OFFICIALLY WINS BALLOON RACE National Aeronautic Association Credits Victor With 718 Miles in Flight. By the Associated Press. The National Aeronautical Assocla- tion today officially credited W. T, Van Orman and his assistant, W. W. Nor- ton, with the victory in the recent na- tional balloon race, which started from Akron. They flew the entry of the Akron Chapter of the Aeronautical Association, covering 718 miles before landing one mile southwest of Han- cock, Me. The Detroit Flying Club entry, v Hill and A. G. Schlosser, rovering 650 miles before down eight miles west of 3. Kepner and Lieut, areckson, was third. It cov- miles, landing one mile from d, Me. These three comprise the American team for the International Gordon Bennett Cup race. INJUNCTIONS DISMISSED. Stafford Acts in W. R. & E. Co. and P. E. P. Co. Cases. Justice Stafford of the District Su- preme Court today dismissed suits for injunction brought ington Railway 3 the Potomac against the D o prevent the ing more than 000 ag two companies on dividends received from investments, from rent of build- fngs and sale of current to unallied utilities. The companies noted an eppeal. Counsel for the companles claim that the tax on the gross income of the company excludes any further taxation on the items forming the basis of the taxation. Corporation Counsel Stephens appeared fa Commissione hile y STUDENTS ON OUTING. Business High School students to- day are enjoying their annual excur- sion to Chesapeake Beach, with the vast majority of the pupils at the school officially dismissed for the occa- sion. It is the twenty-second annual alumni outing, and all trains bound for the beach resort were decorated in LE's PLAY TiLL Y AMD THEN WE'LL ALL QuiT. THAT SATISFACTORY ? START ' CONSOLATIONS AT 4 orange and blue, the school colors. The program includes a bathing beauty contest, athletic events, a rifle match, a pie-eating contest and spot dances. Music will be furnished by the Business High School Orchestra and a jazz band, ‘The committee in charge of arrange- ments is headed by Mrs. Mary Sher- man Resh, chairman, and Richard H. Hart, vice chairman. Franc Jewelry Co., 627 7th St. N. W. Featuring tomorrow, a popular rec- tangular shape Wrist Watch at a sensa- tionally low price. First time offered. Saturday only. 15-Jewel, 25-Year Rectangular Shape WRIST WATCH SATURDAY ONLY Handsomely engraved 25-year rectangular shape watch, 15-jeweled movement of highest quality. We will replace any movement that fails to give entire satisfaction. timekeeper. at this price. Fully guaranteed. Wonderful Only a limited number are available LUSTROUS DIAMOND RING A flery blue-white diamond, set in your 4 choice of 18-kt. solid white gold mount- ing. 1on As a compan- offering we're featuring this ring Baturday at this low Bowen repre Wool produced throughout the world last year weighed 3,000,000,000 pounds, Sk silk lined. The very latest stripe effects. COMPANY FRANC JEWELR piamonns 627 7th St. N. W. WATCHES 5,000 of these Lindber Photographs given away On Lansburgh’s Street Floor, Saturday! e i Fly a Flag for Lindbergh! In this assemblage of flags vou'll find just the size you want—at less Flag sets for your auto, too. 3x5 ft. Flag, with Pole and Fixtures, $1.49 A six-foot varnished pole, flag holder, pulley and halyards to than you hoped it would cost! mount this flag. Defiance Bunting Flag, 3x54t, taeurnnond $1.75 Defiance Bunting Flag, 4%6 ft. .......00 $2.75 Defiance Bunting Flag, [ AR $3.75 Wool Bunting Flag, fast colors, 3x5 ft, Display $375 yard Wool Woo! Bunting Flag, fast colors, 4x65§ft., Exactly this size—No purchase necessary 7¥,x14-it. Flag, reduc & Bro. Two Pounds of Candy, 89 1-1b. Schraff’s Delicious Cherry Scotch, 1-1b. As- sorted Wrapped Caramels. Street Floor—8th Street. 33, Hours! We Close at 12:30 Saturday to Honor Lindbergh The “Lindy” Coat Patented! Shown $ 2 5 exclusively by Lansburgh & Bro. Be dressed in “The Spirit of the moment.” A style sensation for the smart woman qn(l miss. A new sports fabric of seasonable weight, ina rich tone of gray, trimmed with leather and using the planes as a feature on the pocket. Fashionably swagger and serviceable at the same time. Sizes 14 to i8 and 36 to 42. Exclusive and patented. - Second Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street | m&fifliii&&&&iifl&iiiiii&ié&&&&# Creating much comment with its values! Sale of $7.50 and $10 Millinery $ 4. 85 To top the costume! Clever little close - fitting hats or large, dressy ones— all smart —all e last word in Straw fashion! Tailored Italian Milans Felts Bankok EEEPETEEEEETEEE R TR Second Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street FFF PP PP PP PP PP P PV PP PP PP P IR F T $3.00 Leather Handb Pouch and un- derarm styles, made of the new- est leathers, shoe calf, alligator calf, lizard calf, patent leather and nov- elty effects. Street Floor—73th St :?F"??VT???“???????????‘? “Grip-Tite” White Shoe $7.50 .00 Bunting _Flag, ed fast colors, 5x8 ft., tor . $2.40 Automobile Flag for bumper 49¢ 55 12x204t. W . Bunting, a 20x30-ft. Flag, reduced X0u, e Vo vig0 98 Fourth Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street R R P P PP PP PP PP PP PP PFF¥ “Spirit of St. Louis”’ Pins —for hat or lapel. Set with rhinestones 5c to Tiny airplanes of white metal, studded with rhine- stones. moment ! Collars attached or to match! Men’s Novelty All the neat stripe effects and a large as- sortment of patterns. Long pointed collar. Sizes 14 to 17. Imported Silk Ties Novelty Socks $1.50 75¢ Hand-tallored ties, pine silk novelty socks. In dark and light patterns. Street Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street 60-in. Strand $1.‘!)5‘Mfd. Pearls 1P $1.59 Beautifully lus- trous—60-inch in- destructible pearls! A knot between each one. Will add “just that little touch” to the sum- mer frock. Street Floor—7th Street The larger ones have the name “Spirit of St. Louis,” on them. The smartest novelty of the Street Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Street long trousers. ' coat, mannish trousers. well tailored. 13 to 19. $1 2.75 e P o000 e0000? 53 As important as the diploma! Graduation Suits of Blue Cheviot —with two pairs of $18.75 Double-breasted vest and two pairs of long Each piece Sizes Knicker Suits of blue serge Single or double breasted coat, lined and two knickers. alpaca lined Sizes 7 to 17. A smart outfit! Boys’ Vacation Needs, too! 2 pants salor suits. $1%5, $1.05 and & Koveralls Overalls g s er Suits 5 'kn fi?‘.&"n'tn s105 ase Ball Suits, 60, $1.08 and §2.98 Lokt l;mt Soans Ptk Lovg 350 ana $1.08 Cotton Pajgmas. ' oo Street Floor—8th Street Straw Hats, $1 51, Sailor Long Panta, Bathing Suits. pr———— Flannelette, Pajamag, Wash Haty and Caps > e to $2. s 1.39 to $3.95 $1.59 to $1.98 $1.95 to $4.95 Junior Frocks in Washable Silks $15 Miss 13 to 17—the well versed in fash- ion. She will want the newest. Wash- able satins and crepes. Plain georgettes in two-piece effects. A versatile group indeed. Vacation Coats $ 95 for Juniors, 1 9 Twills and plaids, silk lined with soft fur collars and neat belts of leather or self material. Sizes 13 to 19. Street Floor—Lansburgh’s—8th Street Frocks and Boys’ Suits in New Cinderella Play Togs $1.50 Adorable styles! c Baby boy suits, 2 to -Panty Dresses of prints and broadcloth. 2to06. Voile Dresses, 2 to ‘Fourth Floor—Sth St. LANSBURGH & BRO.—7th, 8th AND E STREETS—JANE STUART, Good-look- ing models, with com- bination last and steel shank sup- porting the arch. Second Floor—T7th Street A sale of Kiddies’ Shoes i 31.95 32.95_ 204 pairs at $1.95—sizes 4 to 11. 96 pairs, $2.95—sizes 11 to 6. 72 pairs of boys oxfords, sizes 1 to 6, $2.95. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street Chiffon Hose Full Fashioned White with black heel $1.95 Black and white. Always fashionable, always smart. Lovely sheer chiffon hose, full fashioned with the popular black heel. Will look so well with your light Summer dresses. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street Girls’ Fleurette Wash Dresses With bloomers, 6, 8 and 10; without bloomers, 6 to 14. 52.98 and 33.98 Dainty ~summery prints and fine voiles in delicate pastel shades embroidered by hand and lace trim- med. Neat, attractive collars and cuffs of white wtih pipings in contrasting color. 6, 8 and 10 with bloom- ers to match. 12 and 14 belted style. Fourth Floor—8th St. SHOPPER — FR. 7400