Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1927, Page 16

INES SENTENCED 10 LFE W PRISON Convicted of One Slaying, Outlaw to Face Another Office Boy Rises To Vice President By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 12.—From of- fice boy to vice president in 35 years is the record of James M. Bancker, who today assumed the latter position with the Western Electric Co. LNCTON TONNG 25 =T i e Peiod ROARD APPONTED Mrs. Ward, J. H. Harding, A. ). Webb, W. F. Sunderman ence Ward of Jefferson district; A. J. Webb and W. F. Sunderman of Ar- lington district and Maj. Ernest W. Cushing of Washington district. Use of 0ld Law Important. Exercige of the zoning law at this time is considered highly important in that it gives the board of super- visors authority to regulate and con- trol the use and construction of any building erected in the county and the use of land, which is felt to be nec- essary if the county is to properly hold up its end of the plan for re. gional development of the National Capital and its environs. Under the law, the board, which made. The ngpul- board will be ap- pointed by the judge of the Circuit Court. The law also provides that ap- peals may in turn be taken from the board of zoning appeals to the Circuit Conrt. Judge Samuel G. Brent of the Cir- cut Court announced yesterday that he would appoint the personnel of the appeals board the latter part of this week. The board of supervisors an- nounced that it would recommend the appointment of C. A. S. Sinclair FErnest M. Shreve and Ashton C. Jones. e TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1927." AUTO SHOW ANNOUNCED. Seventh Annual D. C. Exhibition to Open January 28. ‘Washington’s seventh annual auto- mobile show will be held in the Wash- ington Auditorium from January 28 to Fibruary 4, 1928, the Washing. ton -Automotive Trade Association de- cided at a meeting last night in the blue room of the City Club. The recommendation that the date be se- lected in order to close the contract with the Auditorium was made by the Russian gypsies to a stable mode of life. The have: formed an all-union ! trict” is under discussion. BETTER DENTISTRY MODERATELY PRICED Foonje, who apursciate the importance and necessity af Retter Dentiptry, f who pay for hixh-keade dentistey Rave 1ong [oaked orward 10 the day whea Berter Dentistry. moderately priced. would be an actuality. COME TO DR. FREIOT AND STAFF OF EXPERT CAREFUL AND SKILLED DENTISTS Flates That Fit Ogr Speciat Gold Crown and Bridge Work Fer Tooth. 56 & $8, Guaranteed Twenty-alx vears of good honest dentlstry fs our record. Th fied patients in Washington and surrounding elties and towne I positie oot of 1 1d bankers of Kimes heavy guard and Kimes in prison for life, will seek to send him who was shot 3 when a bank was robbed by a gang alleged to have been led by Kima! from the Seqt November by Murder Charge Soon. States in tc pture in Arizona, © penitentiar h under a life sentence, was brought her> wa under hered in S: and overflc tence was for the slayir Chuculate, Indian dep who was shot anc killed s Kimes and his brother b a bank |, {imes 3, ntence in conn2 ohn cott e T Not satisfied with putting Matthew | o 1. the State to the electric for the slaying of W. H. Mc- , chief of police of Beggs, Ok and killed last May al will be in Okmulgee County. The Greeks and Romans covered the hulls of their fighting ships wm‘i iron plate. Come up this summer to the highest state in the Union, where the rugged peaks of the Rockies rise to the sky; tum- bling waterfalls, flower-clad meadows, lovely lakes, cool forests, wild life, inviting retreats, Play golf on perfect courses—tramp or ride the friendly trails. See Denver and her mountain parks, and the grandeur of Rocky Mountain National Park. Only one night from Chicago—your nearest, least expensive Rocky Moune tain vacation. 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Chicago & North Western-Union Pacific Line 508 Commercial Trust Bldg. or 15th and Market Streets 214 Pennsylvania Bldg. 15th and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, Pa. end me detailed information about points checked below: [ Colorado [] Yellowstone [ California [] Dude Ranches Zion-Grand Canyon National Parks Pacific Northwest and Alaska (] Unknown Places in ldaho and Maj. Cushing Named. Spectal Dispatch to The Star, CLARE nite steps for a systematic and order- l1y development of Arlington County industrially and | were taken yestc |of supervisors in house | hoth the commission, DON, V ily 12.—Defl- erection, residentially e | ar appoint mmission lor- | from the de can only act on recommendation of has the power to divide the county into zones of such number, shape and area as it desms best and to restrict in those areas the construction, ir or use of building, therein, or Such restrictions and bound- s, however, cannot become affect- ive until public hearings are held. Appeals Board to Be Named. The law under which the board will act also provides for a special board of zoning appeals, to which appeals n of t U. S. SENDS MEXICO NOTE. Punishment of Murderer of Arthur Brewer Is Sought. alteration, re- under instructions from the American Department of State, the United States embassy has sent a further note to the Mexican foreign office, asking for the apprehension and pun- ishment of the murderer of Arthur Brewer, the American coal marchant of Guad: Mr. Brewer was Kill- ed mo hoard may be MEXICO CITY, July 12 (#).—Acting | Rudolph Jose, chairman of the show committee, who has directed the an- nual expositions ever since they were | inaugurated by the association. Stanley H. Horner, president of the association, presided at the meeting. Terms of Payment May Be Arranged FORM GYPSY UNION. i —_— i :‘l:lnde'n"llrl. Russia Seeks to Stabilize Wander- | g ing Bands. MOSCOW (#).—The Soviet authori-| ng an effort to reduce! 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To- $1.49 Percolators heavy substantial quality. To- Aluminum Tea Kettles, five- }88c with cover Aluminum Dish Pans, round 188c $1.39 Fish Globes stand, for table use. good _stock and size; }880 row at 88c. g Hardwood Exten- }88c high, extend to 33 $1.49 Cake Cabinets shelves. Tomorrow at 88c. g $1.49 Wash Boilers morrow at 88c. Steel Frame Elec- Cook Stoves, good size; guaranteed band decoration. morrow for 88c. $1.49 Bread Boxes White Japanned Bread Boxes, roll top medium size. Tomorrow at 88c. $1.25 Floor Brushes Sweeping long stock. regularly Tomorrow at 88c. $1.25 Fern Stands with Iron copper bowl; a pretty orna- for home or Tomorrow at 88c. ized Garbage | Cans, with lock cov- C | or g stz To: § morrow at 8. $1.25 Clothes Baskets Willow Clothes Baskets, good ) 188¢ size ; well made. Sold regularly at $1.25. Tomorrow at 88c. $1.49 White Slop Jars White Enameled Slop Jars, cover and bail handle. Tomor- §88c $1.25 White Mirrors row at 88c. White Enameled Frame Mir- ) 88 {00C rors, good size. Sold regularly at $1.25 each. $1.49 Console Sets 188¢ Colored Glass ~Consolg Sets, bowl, on stand, with two candle- sticks; green. or orange color. $1.25 Electric Stoves 188c $1.50 Cup & Saucer Sets Sets of six Cups gold To- 188c 188¢c at 188¢ $1.49 Garbage Cans Corrugated Galvan- 188¢ To: MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Sheets and Bedwear Offer Big Values for 88c $1.25 Bleached Sheets 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, double-bed size; free from starch or 88 dressing; round-thread sheeting cot- } c ton. 35¢ Pillowcases, Four for grade pillowcase cotton; free from }88(: starch or dressing. FOUR for 88c. $1.25 Bleached Sheets 72x99 Scamless Bleached Sheets, xtra length for three-quarter beds; } c scavy round-thread quality. $1.39 Crochet Bedspreads White Crochet Bedspreads, single-bed size; assorted raised c Marseilles de $8 Rayon Bedspreads 1 $4.88 rose and gold; handsome 5 ° brocade designs, 29¢ Pillowcases, Five for 42x36 Blcached Pillowcases, per- } fect ity: hand torn and ironed; 588c 16¢c Bleached Muslin finished with deep hem. FIVE for Jight Yards 188¢ 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, of fine §1x108 Rayon Bebspreads, full h for covering bed and pil- 88c. 36-inch Bleached Muslin, close-woven, soft-finish quality. EIGHT yards for 88c. necessities for Summer. or C. O. D. orders filled. 15¢ Unbleached Cotton 38-inch Unbleached Cotton, close-woven, round thread qual- 29¢ Pillowcase Cotton Five Yards case Cotton, heavy, close-woven )88c quality., FIVE yards for 88c. 5 Seven Yards 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in checks, } 88 colors. SEVEN yards for 88c. c 19¢ Printed Percales 36inch Printed Percales, light and dark grounds, new styles and colors; 69¢ Table Covers, Two for (Slight Irregulars.) {88 oilcloth; fast colors. TWO for 88c. 5 c 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cot- ton, extra heavy, round thread qual- close-woven, soft-finish quality. $4x34 Oilcloth Table Covers, as- 25¢ Unbleached Cotton ity. FIVE yards for 88c, Ten Yards ity. TEN yards for 88c. ’88c Five-quarter Bleached Pillow- 18¢ Dress Ginghams stripes, plaids and plain shades; fast Seven Yards SEVEN yards for 88c. ) 88c sorted designs printed on sanitas Five Yards Substantial savings on scores of household comed by thrifty home-makers. No mail, phone 8'Homefurnishing Sa o ——— $6.75 and $8.75 Felt-Base 9 “STORE', heavy perfect Rugs, v with artistic border designs; some and Linoleum Rugs 6x9 ft. and 7 fit. 6 in. by 9 ft. 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Room Size ? and brown color $1.50 to $1.95 Scatter Size Rugs g 28x46 Hodges re- versible Fiber Rugs, 27x54 Imperial weave Crex Rugs, 20x30 or Bralded Rugs 18x108 Congoleum Runners; good patterns and colorings. 20x36 Oval 69c and 79¢ Scatter Size Rugs, 2 for 24x54 Duroleum 27x54 double- warp Stenciled Japa- nese Grass Rugs, Ruge, 24x36 Imported 18x36 Stenciled design Crex Rugs (First Fleor—Bar- TWO for 88c. gain Table.) $1.50 and $1.75 Curtains Sheer quality Ruf- Voile Curtains, with rose, green, lavender, gold and fvory ruffles. fled ivory inch valance and tie-backs; all and Each, 88c. 188¢c Rag Rugs and 188¢ Overlock edges: 29¢ and 35¢ Cretonnes, 5 Yds. Yard - wide Fast-color Cretonnes, light or dark floral, bird or follage de- signs, for draperies, coverings for cushions and slip covers. Full bholts or mill lengths. FIVE yards for 88s. 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TWO for 88c. yards long. Set, 88c. $2 Linoleum Varnish Certainteed or Shino Linoleum Var- nish adds wear to Li- noleum or felt-base coverings; easily applied; dries over night. Quart, $1.95 Canvas Awnings Ready-to-hang Awn- ings, 2 ft. 6 or 3 ft. l 88c widths to fit spaces | from 28 to 38 inches with 2 ft. 8 in. drop; flexible steel frame. Blue, tan and brown can- vas. 188¢ MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Look at A monthly event wel- the 88¢c Sale Value-Offerings in Household Linens, Towels and Art Decorative Pieces $2.75 Crochet-Spreads White Crochet Bedspreads, 1 $1.88 raised Marseilles designs. § . Four Yards nch Dress Ginghams, fine, soft finish quality, in checks, plaids, %88c IF'OUR yards for 88¢c. S50c Table, Damask, 2V, Yds. 58-inch Mercerized Table Damask, sorted colored borders. Two and }88(: one-half yardg for 88c. (Slight Irregulars) 18x36 Turkish Towels, heavy dou- l ble thread quality, plain white only. c Four for 88¢c. 3 5 50c Huck Towels, 3 for Warranted All-linen Huck Towels, ? 88 grade, three for 88c. 5 c 64-inch Warranted All-linen Dam- (88 an assortment of neat patterns, 88c. ’ c $1.25 Ironing Pad and Cover Set Sets, heavy double-fleeced ironing pad, neatly bound; full size; with c heavy unbleached muslin, adjust- full double-bed heavy 30c Dress Ginghams stripes and all wanted plain colors. excellent grade for general use; as- 29¢ Turkish Towels, 4 for neatly hemmed; heavy absorbent $1.39 Linen Damask ask, heavy, silver-bleached grade, in “Bristol” Ironing Pad and Cover able cover. Complets for 88e. 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