Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 20

20 CUTS FREIGHT RATE the Northern flelds and no reduction given the Southern. Today's decision. though a mjnority of the commission objected strenuously, applied the same WOMEN TO SERVE THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, who described herself as an insurance solicitor, Twenty-three men concluce the jury panel, which is not expected to be called on to serve more than one day, D. €. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, ATLANTA REALTY FIRM RECEIVERS APPOINTED 1927. continued Forrest Adair as president and Robin Adair as secretary, among other employes retained, “in order to continue the operation- of the business with as little disturbance as possible,” and “to enable them to Order The Star principle to the Middle Western terri- tory. he coal mining industry in TIN- | no nd Indiana is in serious condi- i tion,” the majority decision said. when they will sit as a luna fce the members year from furth ury duty. hmit report showing wherin and other expences can educed were recently institut- sent to you while you are away You will want to get the uews from home, and by ng us to send The vening and Sun- day—to you during your absence you will be kept posted on what is going on. The address may be changed as often as desired. Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Vice_on Maryland and Virginia— A. C. Thour Cleaning Co., Inc. || Beenin Fhione 1ineot 5o One month S I for and Deliver Anywhere One \\'Cek All other States— One' month. One week. * [ Court Names Business Men to Di- rect Company on Cred- Production Costs High. itors’ Plea. “p jon o se States | I. C. C. Reduces Charges OHY‘ m.]x\.]y?'nmh ther |1'1?\n'{1£c§"§£1§‘: None of Three Included in Su- | preme Court Panel Ask great difficulty in | Exempticn. competitors’ a 1 to be held illegal Lynch, New Lynch Ente C. D. SNOW HONORED. | By the Associated Press. | Named Assistant to President of| ATLANTA, GA. August 2. U. S. Commerce Chamber. Ay s D temporary the Adair Realty terday by Judge the Fulton County The receivers were named upon |a ion to the court on a suit 00 filed by the Pittshurgh ss Co. and other Creditons | e condition’ take over all n . . | now: in possession of the Adaic | [ SPecIAl Atte“}""\ to Dyeing d continue to operate the busi- | New Spring Shade subject to further court orders TS ire an S owraTre O efvers, posting the stipu- Lhoue Sen )00 hond fixed by the court sumed’ temporary charge. They | INSURE Your Furniture and Property J. Leo Kolb 923 N. Y. Ave. Main 5027 . firm, it | insolvent | ‘ts to the anies as sccur 00,000 to va Realty & Trust Co ful effort to ward off | the situation thre adual extinetion of their i Many of the mines are idle. 1 and business life of the mining | wmities is in deplorable condi- Lise | try ing the August jury in the Supreme Court Ch Justice MeCoy warned the prospective jurors they must have excuse if they ointing out that jury service is the only civie duty impressed upon resi- | dents of the District and adding that | Al should be wi to en: the t. ince to tk business affairs ng by this servic women were altho decline st panel 1e Court to They are 1 Madison nt of the ion; Miss —_— e day 179 DROPPED FROM ROLLS. Reduction During June of U. S.| t, L dent of the chaml now has be n commerce g to the chamber from the | tment_ of Comm: very good ade servi Employes Announced. A net redu has been named manager, ion of 79 in the number | : Mr. Snow. of the F for aw al- none i o iy Club Installs Officers. We ¢ Amici Club held an in- Sunday night at Speeches were members and their > being one made nbinder. The mem- n their re for markc.s 3 T Southern which non-unio v the Civil rvice a1 employes in the |} June a; today N, Fed o end of cainst 60,811 on June uction of 1,011 in the e Boni is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. the germs res showed, however, that ‘ there were 231 more per- | on the Feder: v roll_in|A incton than on December 31. Net } sonnel o d in many | ments dur n.e. sons on the subject, | \ o coal. the Tomorrow The Hecht Co. offers 200 new— Summer Si Frocks—A Sale o 2% k Our Semi-Annual Sale of A New Shipment of Woven Sandals Menihan’s Arch-Aid Shoes Which Sell Regularly at §10, $11 $7 95 and §12.50—F or This Event— —at a price that scarcely suggests their sheer loveliness and good qualities $9.90 The two models sketched sug- Filmy Chiffons Navy Georgettes 2 Tailored Rajah Silks Cool sports models to see you P TS ik ( Trim styles in the most fashionable colors, styles and fabrics: One, two, three and four European Importations In Styles Sell- ing Right Along for $5 to $7.50 'y (I Supremely cool and comfortable for sport and beach wear; equally fashionable for town or country. In beige and brown tones, some with soles of lighter tan. With smart sport heel. Style illustrated. Sizes range from 3 to 7. (Fifth Floor.) through hot Summer days; dark frocks, so smart and practical for travel or street wear; and fluffy chiffons for afternoon, dinner or dance. Plenty of youthful pastels; long or short sleeves; one or two piece modes. Simply tailored or daintily adorned. gest the variety in this wide col- lection. At left: Flowered chiffon dinner or dance frock, with the smart shoulder bow At right: Nav sleeved model, to three-pleatel hem. s georgette long- ked from yoke flounces at the strap models: Pumps and oxfords. Sizes 3% to 9. Widths AAAA to E. (Fifth Floo (Third Floor." Sizes 14 to 20; 36 to 46. ki The Larger Woman Was Remembered —in the— August Fur Sale $195 to $225 Fur Coats For the Larger Figure $139 Tomorrow we feature a beau- tiful collection of rich fur coats for the woman of large build. Sealines (dyed rabbit), fashioned on graceful lines, and carefully proportioned. Mid-Summer Sale of Floral Prints In the Ultra-Smart Silks and Crepes $1.95 va. From the looms of the leading manufacturers, in- cluding Mallinson and Cheney—silks that are usually $3.45 to $4.50 a yard. In captivating de- signs — large and small flowered ef- fects—and a color range which makes becoming choice an easy matter, (Main Floor.) The Semi-Annual Sale of Sheldon Suits $29.50 82 Suits That Were $50 ° 140 Suits That Wera $45 160 Suits That. Were $40 82 Suits That Were $35 Let the Weather Man do his worst—it takes more than “un- sympathetic” weather to dampen the ardor when a Sheldon Semi- Annual is “on!” Here’s why: Finest imported and domestic fabrics—finished and unfinished worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds, flannels. In plain colors, plaids, checks, mixtures: In year 'round weights—in year ’round styles — plus the famous Sheldon tailoring. Sizes for all types—33 to 50. No charge for alteration. With long shawl or crush collars of Northern Seal, seli and marmot trimmed. Linings of crepe or Skinner's satin. Sizes 48 to 52. (Third Floor.) >/ Three Other Groups 20% to 33%:% Off At the threc.pfices spotlighted below, we offer a large and Deautiful assortment of gorgeous models Space only permits a suggestion of the variety. $265 ‘9 99 Regularly Regularly Re, 3 i gularly $350 to $425 $250 to $300 $125 to $150 Outstanding at this price are rac- coon sports coats and leopard calf coats with new wolverine shawl collar, | ey 54c¢ to 65¢ Wash Fabrics 35¢ va. Such a remarkable variety—because we've just made a special purchase to offer at this price. There are voiles, dimities, plain and fancy rayons, satinettes, printed organdies, beach suit- ing; many with challie' designs on white and col- (Second Floor, Men's Shop. Direct Elevator Service.) Including nat- ural opossum with Johnnie collar and beautiful sealines with contrasting fur collars and cuffs, Lustrous beaver- ettes, natural opossum sport coats, sealines in Guaranteed color fast. ;':;rei‘}_'!‘mlcs and (Third Floor.) (Main Floor.) ored grounds. Our Semi-Annual Sale of Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas Offering the qualities and kinds you all know—at the following reductions: Excepting Tuxedo and Full Dress Shirts Pajamas $2.50 Pajamas for. .. $3.00 Pajamas for.. $3.50 Pajamas for. .. $4.00 Pajamas for $5.00 Shirts for..... " $5.00 Pajamas for.. $6.00, $6.50 Shirts for. cenn..84.65 $6.00 Pajamas for.... Higher-priced “Manhattans” at proportionate reductions. $8.50, $10 and $12.50 Luggage For the August and b Gote cptember vacationist -man or woman—a noteworthy choice of conveniently sized pieces in seal leather, cowhide, English sad- dle leather and other fine kinds. Wanted colors, new and per feet. Bathing +* Imported $ Shoes 59c¢ Compacts 3 A showing of new gold- Rubber bat plated compacts with enamel tops in the latest shades. Exceptionally at- tractive styles. The samc designs without the ename! —$2.00. Traveling Bags Week End Cases Overseas Cases Hat Boxes ing shoes, in match | Some crepe co to Shirts $2.50 Shirts for. $3.00 Shirts for. $3.50 Shirts for. $4.00 Shirts for. pretty your bathing the w In Regularly $1.00, + (Main Floor.) The Half-Yearly Furniture Sale offers extensive variety in beautiful and too great to he Off (Main Floor.) SIS NNASNN (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.)