Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1927, Page 17

AUGUST 10, 1927, Every letter that leaves any de- partment of the city government must now be sent in envelopes on the face side of which are the portraits of Chamberlin and Levine, with quota- tions on what they think of the city. The date of the landing of Miss Co- lumbia is also given. On the flap is depicted an airplane flying from New York to Berlin via Kottbus. New York is characterized by skyscrapers, Berlin by the Bran denburg Gate. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. -_—_—_j———_—_mfiws STILL ON MAP. KLAHONA CENTER TOONENNTAN g s maonwe before the upper house, he wished his Chamberlin’s Landing Place to be discarded. Senator John I. Kelley of Lawrence- Adopts U_ 8. Advertising Methods. BERLIN. August 10 (#).—Kottbus | ville, author of a resolution adopted VUTE |S n | by the Senate providing for an inves- ation of the finances of the assocla- | which attained world fame overnight tion, asked Judge Bale if the assocla |4, Ly illon oI be | interpreten a8 MERBIE | Lo e Y 2 | ence D. Chamberli *harles A. fhit Toietisen o, zasite! 1ta! AvAncl | ine. s Sl e o e | affairs public. L | Georgia Senate Postpones|*™The "association 1s a private cor. | Memethods for this purpeter e poration and the records of no such Action on State Park corporation are public property,” 220D Proposition. % JuLius GARFINckEL& Co. WASHINGTON PARIS ON OUR FIFTH FLOOR NOW A Great After-Stock-Taking Clearance Sale Police Doubt if Explosion of Powder Magazine Was Work | of Radicals. “But this association collects its -| money from the public and the people are entitled to know where their money goes,” Senator Kelley an- swered. Judge Bale replied. DON'T LET THE COST ¢ OF A PAIR OF GLASSES & STAND BETWEEN YOU ¢ CASH Delivers Your 2 Glasses Small Weekly Amounts Pay For Them By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, August 10.—Action was postponed last night on the Lester bill, | | which would provide for the creation | [T OI0BY, & AV EolEnL e O nde. of l'of a Stone Mountain State park. with | vegetable fiber used in upholstering |a park commission invested with a| furniture. supervising hand, at a public hearing | of the properties committee of the State Senate. THE Powhatan Hotel Penn.Ave.»18 6H Sts. With only four members of the com- mittee in attendance, the meeting .DINNER-SUPPER DANCING ended almost abruptly after Judge 6:30 to 12:30 By the Associated Prees. | PICHER, Okla., August 10.—Explo sion of a dynamite zine in the residential district of this mining cen- ter late last night wrecked or damaged more than a score of homes without | causing serious injury to any one. u survey revealed today . | Although many residents attributed the blast to radicals, authorities scout- ed this belief. Charles Safford, chief lof police, said investigation fafled to indicate the cause of the explosion. He declared there had not been any “radical demonstrations in this district and that he would not center his in-| ¢ quiry along those lines at this time. Blast Wrecks Buildings. The blast, which occurred on the property of the Vantage Mining Co., wrecked a derrick, transformer house and three nearby homes. Roofs were damaged on a dozen buildings and 0 hundreds of windows were broken. No | first kiss, but th’ thrill o' seein’ a one was treated at any hospital for | Woman climb in a buggy is gone for- serious injuries, Several were report- | ever. ed suffering from shock. Safford esti-| “I don’t believe th’ country wuz mated the damage near the magazine | ever as well prepared fer a good, at $12,000, fierce, long-drawn-out gasoline war as 0. A. Snee?é manager of the mim?‘.; it is t'day,” declares Tell Binkley. s the Judi s L el Folks who dread holidays ought t' pounds of dynamite in the magazine. < King Victor He declared it must have been set off g:“a‘gu’e']‘e' Nik ERRrf OIS AL with fuse and caps, as he could not e understand how it would explode| Th' way aerial navigation is pro- gressin’ ther’s about as much future The United States Bureau of En- tomology 1s investigating the fond- AT SCHWARTZ'S A WONDERFUL SALE of the best quality goods for Misses, Juniors, Girls, Small Boys and Infants at Greatly Reduced Prices. VERY garment is a remarkable value and this is a rare opportunity for unusual sav- ings on very desirable apparel for present, Fall and Winter wear. John W. Bale of Rome, representing the Stone Mountain Memorial Asso- ciation, had announced the associa- tion *“had mnothing further to offer.” following the refusal of the committee to allow Senator R. P. Lester of Cov- ington, author of the measure, his re- quest to withdraw the bill. Judge Bale declared while no dis- courtesy was meant the committce. its officials would withdraw. Prior to thi: Senator Lester had told the commit- teemen that “‘as he had nothing more to offer,” he would like to be excused. He said in asking the privilege of withdrawal of the bill that inasmuch committee had re- @ e & See our graduate op- (9 tometrist. He will gladly (3 examine your eyes and tell E L & you if you need glasses or JOHN SLAUGHTER @) not. " Hiy. Ovehestra > CHAS SCHWARW & SON ;:'Iufl;;:slfll!nl i . g 708 7th Street Perfect Diamonds 3 SSDERCEERSOTBEOX No Interest or Extras Added to Charge Account | sdme folks would even live | within ther output it wouldn't be so | bad. Ther’ kin be no denyin’ that aerial navigation is th’ comin’ business. but if I go in it will have t' be on th' ground floor. We still have the sensation o' th' Hats sOCLS Dresses Coats Surts Sweaters Underwear F STREET CORNER OF I3™ We Do Not Penalize Our Friends 69¢c Opaque Window Shades 88c Perfect quality Opaque Cloth Window Shades, size 3 ft. by 5 ft. 9 ins. Mounted on guaranteed spring roll- ers: white, ecru and greens. TWO for 88c. $1.49 Garbage Cans 88c Corrugated Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans, with lock cover; large size. Tomorrow at 88c. $1.50 Cup and Saucer Sets 88¢ Sets of six Cups and Saucers, gold band deco- ration. Tomorrow for 88c¢. OU GET 3 YEARS’ FREE SERVICE. When you install a Ballard Jr. Oil Heater. No other heater in Washing: ton maintains such a service. e sure 'of an installation. " Order now and be ready for cold weather. BALLARD OIL HEATING CO. 1745 Conn. Ave.—N. 05; CHURCH ‘POVERTY PARTY.’| Benefit to Be Held by Sodality To- morrow. Two for ST A “poverty party,” admission to which will be gained by contributing a “tax” for each item of adornment, finery or embellished apparel worn, will be held tomorrow_ night by the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of Holy Rosary Church, in the churchyard at Third and F streets. The scheme is that every person seeking admission will be assessed ac- cording to the degree of luxury in which he is attired and the fund thereby obtained will be turned over to- Rev. Nicola de Carlo, the pastor, as part of the amount pledged an nually by the Sodality. At the par- ty, fortune telling, free dancing and & musical program will be featured. Arrangements for the party were made by a committee under the di- rection of Miss Regina Lavezzo. CIGAR RULING MADE. otherwise, being isolated and care- i Joinin' th' Navy as ther is in open- spector, said a motor car left a spot i e er® wore. shattered and | the |485:22 and estimates its assets at about 12,000. ivory with blue, rose, gold, we close All Day Saturdays during August. Flvipscked: in'a new livery stable. |} Auto Seen at Magazine. (Copvright. 1027, ; [ ] o near the magazine shortly before the Orrison Claims Baukruptey. 3 blast. He was unable to give an accu- prfs';gegf”;':,gnf_"" “—';,%;,«L’S?.‘?“El‘nlf ) \ Righis went but.’ RO QURNAS fo e ety B \‘—-_- — - — - —— > S = — = SN G W S — S— s i ) G— a rush for the doors, all escaped seri- . | SRR : Picher is located in the lead and ; S DEAL AT zinc mining district in northeastern ’ $3.00 to $4.00 BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDAB $ 1 ’88 = Fine quality Voile Ruffled green and lavender rayon insertion and overlock edge. See What 88c Will Purchase in § A Host of Important Savings Await 0 rea hy d d H f L4 h‘ 0 ho son wl Needed Housefurnishings You in This 4th Floor 88c Sale should drink un- nourishingmbiv':r-ges. B ) ZEJT&E vlitnl :l‘;:: One 85¢c 20-inch Galvanized large room } $7.88 B e } $3 88 Hav D ) 1 88 mines that supply Iron Wash Tub, one 35¢ Gal- c weave Crex wool Blan- - § a9 energy without pro- Rugs, green, blue, rose, gray and | kets, plaids of blue, rose, tan and | FUE% ,fr:f:m binae o R ducing fat. Keep a 7c cakes Fels-Naptha Soap, 88c. 5 bound ends. Pair, $3.88. Tablespoons or Forks Six for 188¢ Set of Six Roger’s Nickel-Sil- Y mmsEmem NS mARCGY 6 USRI N WSS 3 R w ARSTURT O SEmmeGc. W .—-_-—-—-—-—-_-—-—-_- Riley Clark, deputy State mine in- rate description of the car. ine. Swere thrown into a panic when | The company lists its debts at $35.- ous injury. A few were cut by glass. Oklahoma. It has a population of C 2 g urtains Curtains, 2% yards long, You are happy, everybody is happy because ! 54-inch valance and tie backs. $15 Crex Rugs $5 Part-Wool Blankets | $3.50 Jap Grass Ru S $1.34 Wash-Day Outfit - - size Imperial heavy Part- ble-warp Jap- ver Tablespoons or Forks. Sold vanized Wash Board and two brown stenciled desig gray, with wide sateen vibbon- | LuEs: In green. | 8 Cigars not actually made in the Tampa, Fla.. district may no longer be branded “Tampa” cigars, under a ruling announced by the Federal Trade Commission today. A cigar is a *Tampa" only when it is produced in the Tampa district, the commission ruled, and is a “Havana” only if it contains tobacco grown in Cuba. The decision, of far-reaching im- portance to the tobacco industry, was prompted by what the commission called unfair practices of David Horn and J. M. Hynson, cigar manufac- turers of Red Lion, Pa., who were or- dered to cease calling their products Tampas and Havanas. The Red Lion manuwfacturers also were warned not to label cigars “im- ported” unless they actually were im- ported into this country and to stop referring to their cigars as winners of the “double Grand Prize, St. Louis Exposition, 1904.” The commission gaid no such prize was ever issued. bottle of BUTTER- MILK in your re- frigerator. Order it along with your groe ceries. And don't: for- get your usual order of— 9 —at all grocers —at all times Shop during the early days of the week—closed all day on Saturday. We Are in Earnest With Our August Clearance We really want these Shoes—good as they are in style and these important reductions. quality—out, even at We must be looking fall-ward, even while there is still much of summer interest for you. Clearance of summer lines is one of our duties—pro- viding you with a notable occasion for saving. Ladies’ Shoes White Kid, Canvas and Buck: Tan, Patent Leather and Colored Kid and Calf: Satin and Silver Straps, etc. 310 and $15 Grades $7.85-$9.85 Men's Shoes Black, Tan, White— and the newest Sports Combinations. Sizes are in such good assort- ment—that you'll have no diffculty in being fitted. 310 and $15 Grades $8.85-$9.85 Special Bargain Group Ladies’ Shoes of various grades and many popular styles—in which the sizes are Worth looking into— very broken. $5' 85 R O ) Surpassingly Good Hose We've succeeded in getting a pure silk Hose: perfect in every respect—in the beautiful colors that are the vogue—both Chifion and Semi-serv- $].45 ice weight—which we can recommend at Arthur Burt Co.—1343 F Street Paris Washiy i1gton London regularly for $1.25 set. Aluminum Coffee Percolators, large c good heavy sub- tantial quality. Tomorrow at 88c. Aluminum Tea Kettles, five-quart % c sides. Tomorrow at 88¢. i $1.25 Cooking Kettles ing Kettles, with cover and bail han- $1.25 Dish Pans Aluminum Dish }88c regularly at $1.25. Tomorrow at 88c. on wrought iron stand, for table use. $1.25 Cocoa Door Mats Cocoa Door Mats, } 88 $1.25 each. Tomor- c row at 88c. Tin Cake Cabinets, round shape, with $1.49 Percolators size; well made; $1.49 Tea Kettles trade size; panel Aluminum Cook- }88 dle; eight - quart c trade size. Pans, round shape; good quality. Sold $1.37 Fish Globes Glass Fish Globes, } 88c Tomorrow at 88c. good stock and size; sold regularly at $1.49 Cake Cabinets ‘White Japanned ;88 shelves. Tomorrow c for 88c. $1.25 Electric Stoves Steel Frame Elec- tric Cook Stoves, good size; guaran- }8 c teed elements. $1.49 Bread Boxes ‘White_ Japanned ) Bread Boxes, roll top style; medium ( c size. Tomorrow at 88c. $1.49 Floor Brushes Floor Sweeping Brushes, with long Sold regularly at $1.49. Tomnr‘row at 88ec. .. $1.39 Fern Stands Wrought Iron Fern Stands, copper } c bowl; a pretty orna- ment for home or porch use. Tomorrow at 88c, $1.25 Aluminum Rice Boilers B“A"Iumm;’m‘:l Rice lers, with panel Sold regularly for $1.25. s $1.49 Wash Boilers Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with cold ; c wood handles. No. gszlze. Tomorrow at $1.49 White Slop Jars ‘White Enameled Stop Jars, cover and %88c bail handle. To- morrow at 88e. VRAANARARAAAAAARARPARAARARIAANA A Rousing 88c Sale of Bedspreads, Sheets, Etc. $2.69 and $2.89 Mattress Covers $1 . Fruit of the Loom Mattress Covers, full and twin bed sizes. securely sewed with bound seams. Full cut to allow for shrinkage. 35¢ Pillowcases Four for 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, of fine- }8 c grade pillowcase cot- ton; free from starch or dressing. FOUR for 88c. $1.39 Bleached Sheets 72x99 S ea mless Bleached Sheets, extra length for c three-quarter beds; heavy round-thread quality, $1.39 Crochet Bedspreads White Crochet ) 88 Bedspreads, single- bed size; assorted c signs. 16c Bleached Muslin Eight Yards Muslin, close-woven, soft-finish quality EIGHT yards for raised Marsellles de- 86-inch Bleached } 88c 12Y%¢ Unbleached Cotton, Ten Yards 38-inch Unbleached Cotton, close-woven, round-thread _qual- }88c ity. TEN yards for 88c. : 19¢ Printed Percales Seven Yards 36-inch Printed Percales, light } c grounds, in , neat printings; close- woven, soft-finish quality. SEVEN yards for 8&'._ 39¢ Pillowcases Four for 45x36 Lace Edge ) Medallion Pillow- cases, in pink, blue c and gold medallion inserts. FOUR for 88:. $1.25 Bleached Sheets 81x90 Seamless Bleached Speets, double-bed size; free from starch or dressing; round-thread sheeting cotton. 25¢ Unbleached Cotton Six Yards 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, extra heavy, round- thread quality. SIX yards for 88c. $1.25 Double Aluminum Double Roasters, Round Roasters inch size. Sold 8¢, Alarm Clocks Nickel-plated anteed. On sale %88c tomorrow at 88c. TLight Cut Glass Water Sets, con- ?88c er and six glasses. ‘ Sold regularly for $1.25, tomor- $1.25 Kitchen Sets White Japanned tea, coffee, sugar regularly for $1.25, tomorrow for Alarm Clocks, guar- $1.25 Water Sets sisting of one pitch- row at 88c. Tin Kitchen Sets, and flour canisters. 16¢ Dress Ginghams Eight Yards 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in checks and plaids; all wanted colors. Sold / regularly for 16c yard. EIGHT yards for 88c. $2.50 Crochet Spreads $1.88 White Crochet Bedspreads, full double-bed size; heavy raised Marseilles designs. $1.25 Quilted Cotton Batts i 72x90 Three-lb. Quilted Cotton Batts, full size for making double-bed comforts. Printed Challies Six Yards 36-inch P rinted Challies, light and } c dark grounds, in neat printings. For covering bed comforts. $5 Jap Matting Rugs ft. 8 large room size Matting Rugs, in oriental, medal- lion and floral designs. Good color 9 ft. by 11 }sz 88 Japanese . combinations. $10.50 and $12.50 Felt-base Rugs | $4.88 9x9-ft. and 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 Heavy-weight Felt-base Rugs, perfect quality and slight irregulars, none with defects that would affect wear or appearance. rug and tile patterns, with artistic borders. 19¢ Curtain Material, or Marquisette, from which we will cut the re- Eight yds. handsome cretonne quired number of yards. EIGHT Yard - wide Voile } 88 patterns, full bolts c yards for 88c. $4 and $5 Comforts 72x80 dou- ble-bed size Comforts, cot- [ ton filled, cov- ered with fine fabrics, many with plain sateen borders. 8 ft. 3 by 10 9x12-ft. Velvet Rugs, in Wool $2 Linoleum W¥arnish, qt. Shino or Certain- teed Linoleum Var- nish, adds wear to felt-base coverings and linoleums. Easily applied. dries over night._ Quart can, 88c. 50c and 59¢ Rugs Three for 24x86 Duroleum Rugs, made by the Congoleum Co., wool rug designs, also 24x36 Imported Rag Rugs, with novelty crowfoot borders, and 27x64 Japanese Grass Rugs, ;tsecnclled designs. THREE for $5 Porch Curtains Ideal Slat or Heavy Canvas 9 Porch Cur- ° tains, 6 ft. wide, with 6-ft. and 7-ft 8-in drop. Complete with ropes and all at- tachments. $1.50 and $2 Rag or Crex Rugs 3 ft. by 6 ft. and 30x60 Imported Rag Rugs, novelty crowfoot_borders, also 27x54 Imperial Weave Crex Rugs, handsome stenciled de- signs. First Floor—Bargain Table. Seamless Tapes- try (Brussels weave) and 18 and 20 $1 88 covered Over- 5 - $3 Suit Cases inch Black Enamel Cloth- night Suit Cases, good lock and side snaps, cretonne lined. $25 & $30 Velvet or Brussels Rugs ft. 6 and {$18.88 floral and oriental designs; handsome colorings; Alexander Smith & Sons make. $1.75 Bed Pillows 21x28 Large Size ) Bed Pillows. filled with sterilized ( curled feathers: ) covered with A. C. A. stripe or heavy art tickings. $1.75 Plaid Blankets Each 66x76 and 66x80 “Nappy” Blankets, plaids of blue, pink, tan and gray. Ex- cellent for sheet blankets as well as for coverings. $2 Grass or Linoleum Rugs 41t. 6by 71t 6 Double-warp Japa- nous Giass. Rnge C stenciled designs, also 4 ft. 6 by 6 ft. Luxoleum Rugs, wool rug designs, with bor- ders. Each, 88c. $1.50 and $2 Chair Cushions 18x20 Bar Har- bor Shape Chair Cushions, filled with cotton, covered with heavy - weight, fast-color cre- tonnes, beautiful colorings and designs; 3-inch boxed sides, tuft- ed with 16 or 20 buttons. 88c Sale of Table Linens, Towels and. Art Decorative Pieces 29¢ Turkish Towels Four 88C for (Slight Trrezulars) white only. Four for 88c. Towl absorbent, for 88c. $1.29 Lunch Cloths Cloths, plain crash Cover Set ironing pad, neatly bound; full 18x36 Turkish Towels, heavy double thread quali plain 39¢c Turkish Towels Three for 24x48 Turkish for bath use. Three 50x50 Warranted All-linen Lunch c weave, assorted col- or borders. $1.25 Ironing Pad and “Bristol” Ironing Pad and Cover Sets, heavy double-fleeced size; with heavy unbleached muslin, adjustable cover. Com- plete for 88c.—(Notion Dept.) S0c¢ Huck Towels, 3 for linen Huck Towels, neatly hemmed; grade, THREE for 88c. S0c Table Damask ‘Warranted All- } 88 heavy absorbent c 215 Yds. 58-inch Mercerized Table Damask, excellent grade for general use; assorted colored borders. Two and one-half yards for 88c. Stamped Fruit of the Loom Pillow- % c hems, pair, 88c. 15¢ Huck Towels, 8 for sorbent weave, with neat blue horders. $1.25 Stamped cases, finished with Hemmed Huck } 88 Eight for 88c. Pillowcases wide hemstitched Towels, soft, ab- $1.25 Table Napkins 15x15 Mercerized Damask Napkins, neatly hemmed, ready for use. Assorted patterns; one dozen, 88c. $1.39 Linen Damask 64inch Warrant- ed Alllinen Dam- bleached grade, in an assortment of neat tterns, 88c. A All- over Boudoir Pillows, round, oval and oblong shapes, c linings, 88¢. 29¢ Linen Crash Four Yds. linen, very absorb- ent grade for roller or tea towels. $1.25 Lace Pillows with pretty colored Warranted all s 88 FOUR yards for 88¢. No Inl?res‘pr Extras Added to Charge Accounhg’_—__—_-!We Do Not Penalize Our Friend: #_ ,: