Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1927, Page 36

50 inmimera RO ‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1927." ml}(glel VETERANS GUESTS PLANS ABAN[][]NE[] .08 H | GIVING AWAY SUMMER DRESSES | $10 SUMMER JILK ~ $9 .95 DAY TIME DRE:SES FOR NEW SHADEs--SIZES 14 TO 48 $15 AND $20 AFTERNOON Army and Navy Union Head‘ Blames Lack of Co-Opera- tion by Chamber. Plans for the “invitation, welcome | indentertainment” of war veterans coming to Washington to attend the tion of the Army September 3, 6 and 7. abandoned, ynounced by * 0. How national com nf Van or w' it is rd, mes a lack of co on on the part of the Wash n Chamber of Commerce for the donment of the plans and an | nounces that, while the invitation of out-of-town ve is being dis erans who do zible for mem and _ Navy to Gen. Howard, t} Accord po mvm FOR . GIVING A\X/AY $15 AND s20 Fl I\\ { AT Wik 37 PASTEL SHADES . S $25 AND $45 COAT! ARD SUITS FOR. - $10;§ HAND T',MLOE‘tD, DOORS CP:N'AT 5 OUR BLANK | BOOK NEEDS Can Be Filled at E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. appoint such Howard sets forth in his orders, because they establish a_precedent hody, MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 3th St. Whart Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25c Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not open on Sundave commentiy= on Gen. | ; esterday afternoon, that he had not heen : committee and that t for the v ing ex-service men. Mr. Les he.then referred the Army and of the matter. Denies Wa Discussing the reference to the con-| tion committee, Gen. Howard said hey all seem to think we mone don’t \lmh ing Money. Woodwork Rotten? On Your Closed Car? Wh seem to \pl\!l\ the same We don't want any money rom anybody. All we want is the co operation of the business men and the citizens in staging this convention.’ The order in which the announce ment of the abandonment of the en- mmmm-m plans is made s B ¥he ‘veadon for this cause the veterans wish Nufl the responsibility foi this change of plans | where it belongs. The Chamber of | Commerce invited the Army arel | Navy Union to hold its annual con- | | vention in Washington, D. C. The '])I‘-lxl([ Commissioners decided not to lappoint a committee of citizens to act | jointly with the committee of veterans for fear of establishing a precedent. The Chamber of Commerce seemed to | be unwilling to appoint such a com- | mittee. The veterans seemed to be lling to assume all the responsi- and pay all the expense of in | viting, welcoming and entertaining Iyeterans of all wars who do not be- long to any org: jon.” THE WRIGHT COMPANY Not Merely Comparative Figures, But Actual Price Reductions, in This AUGUST SALE Featuring Fine BEDROOM FURNITURE certainly it can be re- red. See us Now! Ask Your Friends About Us! Rebuilt Top Co. 3412 Ga. Ave. N.W. Col. 10082 Open 7:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Exes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phove Main 321 400-110 McLachlen Blde. 10th and G Sts. N.W. Graduate MecCormick Medieal Colleze Special Suites at Special Prices $210 4-pc. BEDROOM SUITE ity, Walnut Semi-Poster Bed, Frenck Van- $15 AUGUST SALE PRICE........ccc-.-- 5 Figured Walnut-Veneer Large’ 50-inch $1 Chifforobe. AUGUST SALE PRICE 9 8 $350 4-pc. BEDROOM SUITE picces in Spanish period design. Large Dressef, Chest with deck. Semi-Poster Bed, ther Items for the BEDROOM. $22.00 Double - Cone Coil Spring: U PRICE .....consa $35.00 Box Springs: extra l’ullIll) $22 S0 $45.00 Englander Double AUGUST SALE PRICE 75 doir Chair. AUGUST SALE f'Rl(.‘"L $12 large Dresser and Chest of Drawers. $285 4.pc. BEDROOM SUITE Dresser, Full Size Vanity, Bow Bed and Perfectly matched butt walnut. Large $249 new type Vanity. AUGUST SALE PRICE 20-year guarantee. AU T <4I,F $1450 ticking. AUGUST SALE PRIC §16.00 Cretonne Upholstered Bou- 1)14: $9 95 $1 All-Layer Felt Mattress. GUST SALE PRICE $15.00 Simmons Steel Bed. New ! Wood finish. AUGUST SALE PRICE.. LOW TERMS ARRANGED w WRIGHT = 905 7th St. N.W. 7 s | vaudeville. continuous, [ 11:45 am., {and 10 pon. [ and Navy | have | . | WAR CM RATS IS GAINING, Probably culture bel ident of the Cham- | 5 - | waste | the communi | clared | control rats developed. 1908, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. he Sign on the Dmr."' at $:20 pm. Matinee at National ery play, 0 p.m. Keith's—TLenore Ulric, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—"The Pas vaudeville, | Parade,” 0 to 11 p.m \lrlrnymlllxn e for Ladies,” at 11| am, . 4:30, 6, 8 and 10 p.m l(nm._ The Lun t Larg ; 7:40 and Little Theater- Naughty but Nice,” a 30 and 9340 pan. he World at 1 8 an Woman of | GOVERNMENT BELIEVES Decre: as Modern Methods Make Life Harder for Them. ing in Numbers decreasing in | Depariment of Agri- although their de- inning to he ap- partment has heen m of the rodents, cause a heavy loss each vear not only on farms hut in cities. The chief factors responsible for Rats numbers, are the lieves, probably sanitar ern building, ngly difficult nd shelter; a sinst all unney better understandin, e relation of rats to t-day ats to find tional N ting to the spread of ble disease have he- known. the experts de- general interest in rat been stimulated and means of destroying come hetter mor ha more cffec we tive Dr H. Edwin Lewls Dies. August 10 (P).— of American died here Sund Chinchi ing nuts. s, like squirrels, enjoy eat Atlantic City ROUND TRIP Sunday, Aug. 14“1 Similar Excursions Aug. 28—Sept 11 Arrive Atlantic City 11:40 A. M. Leave Atlantic City 7:00 P. M. ' Leave Philadelphia 9:00 P. ;French and U. S. 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