Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 6

T g-®™ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, ]') C. MONDAY. AUGUST 15. 1927. ________._._____.—__._—_——————-——-—-— ’ of Inca power, pitted against the the work will involve large expendi- rifles, bayonets and machine guns, tures it will be spread over several and the Indiaps now are making a years.” he added. pitiful defense, “I do not see any necessity for our The number of white sons Kkilled supply appropriations cutting into tax by the Indians in the reg affec reduction. From my viewpoint it will is not yet known, and p g not be necessary to spend a great exact account will never be obl amount of money to Increase our The departments of Sucre ( ot.hamh:! n— > Navy in any one year. We ought to and Potosi, where the revolt had ite keep our Navy strong, but T do not origin several da n (nnl)nun 0 be tne stronee: Slingshots of Bolivian Indians |verion. Placing the blame tor the trouble 0 s . - 1. ‘o ist atol th Fall 'n F‘ght wl‘h P“(IrxP"\m ’ Ce dl::"\u:! = tator |.( Mod G cent abortive plot to overthrow the odern Guns. G STREET AT ELEVENTH—TELEPHONE MAIN 8780—KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. agltators ine u.,:\ about r o2 thisdon empi | o pnt contends that the Indians, having pent up ani-| August 15.— ity the whites because »minated the I from | see any necessity of going into any fact that airplanes are becoming more dent to Call Meeting they may be able'to inflict upon battle- | government the: the Ind s air service, particularly in experi- great race for naval armament and ;sC’latOr Tyson Urges Pres|. supremacy, especially in view of the and more effective and 10 years from | now no ome knows how much: damage ; ships. for Relief Measures. “I am in favor of Improving our : " |menting with bombing planes and By the Associated Press doing everything possible to develop Tax reduction and flood rehabilita- | their effectiveness. Senator Tyson will sail tomorrow .| for Paris to attend the Interparlia- August Sale of Silks . Bolivia, Dreams of a new Inca empire, report- urging an | mentary 3 ticipate ould oppose | vention. ed to be the goal of the Indian up-| the flme”"fl l\h‘e) mr\lsh -Tnuuvls: isi i were excellent subjects for such propa- e ‘::k;“slm"z,:: .Bouflf' AP | canda. Several alleged Communist peared to be fading today. as troOP | 4giiators and many Indian chieftains equipped with ‘the white man’s war|pave been arrested or captured. It is devices were bearing down upon the | announced they will be summarily rebellious hordes. tried. Lo A whole division of soldiers hasbeen | In La Paz City all is catm, the brought into action, and the govern- -:.':::- P duties | ment claims to have succeeded in| o oion! 3 e val the efficiency of the airplane as a | disabled weapon of war had been clearly {and giv demonstrate “I have d esident tc all an extra 8 though and while 1 do not know construction until{at its next session would pass the that enjoyed by Regular Army offi- all T could to get the | cers who served with them during ssion,” ho | the World War. Union and remain to in the American Legion- He predicted that' Cong emergency Army officers bill e them the same status as pacifying certain sections. When the | pumbered, is showing no signs of | think it probable “? \\'iIll remainder of the troops detailed (Olfl]\l‘]n {have one about November 1. It should i y be non-partisan and could have been 1he campaign reach their destinations, {[b= Jion partiaen R o oH the government contends, the itua- s I b T e tion should be brought under control | |iaesived quickly. Fail to Get Backing. Golfer Makes Benl Swing. { While practicing golf in the yard of his home at 4110 Ingomar street last secretary to | do, lost the | tion. The Need for Rehabilitation. There is great need for rehabilita- of flood suf- In the failure of the Indlans in the | Jehator LRIPDR D6 Colgraco foRt Lo A ol department of La Paz to join the | the damp weather. and heard it strike | Mr. ,000, should n of Congress imme- movement, the Incas have lost their | some distance away principal hope for success, and if there | This morning he ; is truth in the government's claim|a roof two houses away much’ for them as we have done for that the danger of a rmnfi in La lPu -~ — the people of Europe when they were is over, then it probably is merely a ; : ] e O time until the disillusionea | Detailed to Medical Center. matives in the more remote regions| Capt. George H ated it on top of “We should do at least as he was opposed to to accumulate in the humacher, Qua be will be ebliged to resume thefr me-|termaster Corps N detailed as the country is nial labors. construction at H ted that it would A Clubs and sling-shots are proving | Army Medica - Reed | not qit amount of money fnadequate arms for the restoration General Hospital. this city. each year for fbod control. “While 13191321 F Street STORE NEWS Blue Serges Unfinished Worsteds Soft Grays at Half Price As this sale includes about 1,500 suits— everything remaining of our spring and summer stocks— there are also fine assortments of smart patterns in the light colors. Hundreds of these suits are just what you'll want for fall wear. Buy now—at half price! *45 Suits for $22-50 60 Suits for $3()-00 Both One and Two Pants Suits ALTERATIONS AT COST $9292'50 8 " Tropical $32 g Worsteds Two Pairs Pants The extra pair of pants just about doubles the service of these suits. And in quality, patterns and tailoring they are simply superb. All Straw Hats, $1.50 All White Flarnel and Striped Serge Trousers . . RY CLEANIN Qunl U ln osts Men’s Sults, 95¢ For Estimates, Main 1400-1401-7413 TIGE GINGER ALE! NONE BETTER . G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth St. S.E. Close Saturdays 2 P. M. Good Evening, Everybody Do you get a thrill when you see a real bargain? [ do! Now, psychologists say it comes from the joy of exploration— which is a lot more flattering than the remarks some husbands make about the feminine art of bargain hunting! But the fact rema like it—and find it a very profitabl, lnslmct, as you can see from these bargains I found at the Palais Royal in just a few minutes. Peasant Frocks Come From Far Off Hungary —to make the Palais Royal their desti- nation! Such wonderful hand embroid- ery—such delightfully sheer white voile— it doesn't seem as though $5 could pay for the skill that went to create them! But here they are—several different styles in sizes 36 to 42, and the price is only $5.—Third Floor. A Great Discovery! This Trig Felt at $3.90! Newness in every tuck and ripple! Not to show any favoritism, this chic model combines both felt and velvet—the two materials that are rivals for first place for late Summer and Fall. And the color is black—a soft, dull black in the light- weight felt, and a shining black where it is velvet!—Third Floor. Tilt-Top Tables Take Up Little Space —but serve a score of uses! And 'this delightfully colored table is a barga that will thrill the heart of the most hardened shopper—the regular price was $6.95, but the Semi-annual Discount Sale has reduced it 20%, which makes it only $4.56! Would make an ideal wedding gift.—Fourth Floor. To Pack Your Week- End Wardrobe In! No matter where you go, you will be proud to claim this shining black en- amel hat box as your'luggage! You'll be equally proud of the bargain you got, too, for this 9xI8 hat box, which is bound with genuine leather and nicely lined, is only $3.39—isn’t that a surprise? _—Fourth Floor. A Bargain Even a Man Would Rave About! Men'’s shirts at $1.55—the very ones that sell regularly for $1.95 to $3! Neckband, collar attached and separate collar-to- match styles—in sizes 13%; to 17. They are in a big sale in the Men's Store, and you should see the way they're going by twos, threes and half dozens!—Main The Sheer Truth About These Chiffon Hose It’s a special purchase the buyer is very, very proud of! Every pair has full-fash- ioned feet, silk all the way up, and made with a stop-stitch garter run protection. Shown in all the new Fall shades and, as you've probably heard, the darker beige tones seem to be the favorites, The F‘u is $1.10 pair—3 pairs, fll—M-h & loor. I Continues to Feature Unprecedented Values! Three Groups at Three Outstanding Low Prices At $1.39 va. $1.59 to $1.98 Silks Including: 39-inch Printed Georgette Crepe 39-inch Printed Crepe de Chine 39-inch Plain Georgette Crepe 39-inch All-Silk Satin Charmeuse, black only At$1.65 va. $1.98 to $2.49 Plain or Fangy Silks 39.inch Washable Crepe de Chine 35inch Plain or Changeable Chifion Taffeta 33-inch Washable Striped Deauville Crepe 33-inch Checked Tub Crepe 33-inch Checked Silk Broadcloth inch All-Sik Dress SATIN $2.98 to $3.98 Silks, $2.29 Yd. Superior quality silks of lustrous beauty; in a gorgeous group which included the following fabrics: . Suede Crepe Satin Crepe Satin Canton Crepe Elizabeth PALAIS ROYAL—Silks—S&econd Floor An Opportunity to Save! “Dorothy Dodd” and Other Fine Makes of Footwear $6. $8 and $4.88 $10 Values A group of chic sports and dress models at a price which will enable you to buy several pairs with ease. THE STYLES—Straps, Sandals, Step-ins, Ties, Oxfords, Novelties. THE MATERIALS—Patent Leather, Col- ored Kid, Tan Calf, White Kid, Patent and Kid Combination. PALAIS ROYAL—Daylight Shoe Shop Second Floor Serving Washington 50 Years It’s One of Our Notions to Sell the Best Notions The Palais Royal Notion Section has the reputation of being one of the best departments of its kind in Washington! You'd know that, just to see its busy counters! Not only home sewers, but professional dressmakers, tell us they are al- ways sure to find here just what they want. The completeness of this section is in line with our aim to have every item we sell, large or small, the best quality it is pos- sible for us to obtain—at the most economical price in town. But test this for yourself! The Palais Roya! August 15, 1927 August Sale of Bed Coverings Offers Three Unmatched Valucs Tomorrow Which a Small Deposit Will Hold for Fall Delivery Seamless Rayon Bed Spreads Regularly $5.9: Sale Price $3.25 Rayon bedspreads of extra heavy quality, unusually lustrous and closely woven with no seams. New wide stripings in double-bed sizes. Obtainable in green, gold, orchid, rose and blue. All-Wool Plaid Blankets Regularly Selling at $9.89. August Sale Price..... Regular size double blankets of all wool. Chemically tested to be 100% pure. In double-bed size only. Sateen bound. 70x8Q-Inch All-Woeol Plaid Blankets $7.85 Extra large, 100% all pure wool, double blankets, luxuriously warm without being heavy, with plenty of width for tucking. In large block plaids, sateen bound. Regularly Selling at $10.89. Summer Sale PALAIS ROYAL—Domeslics—Second Floor. Clearance Sale! $1.39 and $1.98 Washable Celanese and Rayon Voiles In Plain or Floral Colorings, Sale Priced 98c and $1.39 Yd. Plain or Floral Celanese and Rayon Voiles, the most popular wash fabrics of the season, in a delightful ‘array of designs and guaran- teed fast, Summer colors. 36 inches to 40 inches wide reduced to al- most cost price for quick clearance. PALAIS ROYAL—Wash Fabrics—Second Fioor Five Special Art Needlework Offerings 59¢ Stamped Unbleached Luncheon Sets 2 for 89c * Two patterns from which to select—36 inches square with four napkins. In blue or rose, with attractively stenciled corners. Stamped Pillow Tubing, Pr. Dozens of new and beautiful de- signs, stamped on 42-inch mbmg of exullen( quality linen finish. Ends in three different -tyle-—uhm hem- stitched hems; stamped for scallops or hemstitched in point or scalloped designs for lace edge. Imported Raffia PiLLows = 93¢ Fashioned of pliable raffia in colorful hand- loomed stripes and block effects. Smart for porch, automobile or Summer living room furniture. In oblong lhnpu. All .filled and ready to use. - PALAIS R@L—;n 85c¢ Stamped - Nightgowns i .. O Attractively stamped in two designs on pink or maize muslin; sewed up with hem- stitching on ‘'necks and sleeves. 59¢ Cretonne Laundry Bags Sale colorful cretonne. Needlework—~Secand. Fioor, g 5