Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1927, Page 18

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) Pulitzer. Only two legacies were left | three sons also share in all Mrs. Pulit- receives $10,000. Six servants recei v 18 - . THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. T. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 193 PULITZER BEQUESTS to institutions. The y estate, | zer's stock in the Pul Publishing | $1.600 each. the value of which wa: , | Co., publishers of the St. Louis Post The finest of Mrs. Puli = BUMMERB' Al- SHIPS LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. —BY WEBSTER. DIVIDED AMONG SONS Kfe’r’%'c‘ t\?a‘;‘l;fmi:'erf“ Long, lnland:VJol: DI;‘E;AI(;!(‘K\' York Association for the ?{11 §1:T;§n‘1":rnt\'r!f;r°:pI?‘r;u 4 URG[D BY AanRAI. seph Pulitzer of Clayton. Mo., and Her- | Blind and the Children’s Ward of the | Mrs. Pulitzer died at Deauville bert Pulitzer of this city. New York Post-Graduate School each | France, July 29. U. S. Prosperity on Sea, Says . ! - / | i | Widow of Publisher Left Many |, ost of e Bortoiay™; Dok ang i Jones, Returning From Arms Conference. 3 Sae zer. To Joseph Pulitz 1 Art Treasures, in Addition |{c jewels wers loft and a portrait | bust of his father by Robin. Other to Her Fortune. Jewelry and Mrs. Pulitzer's entire col- | . i lectjon of Whistler etchi By the Associated Press. queathed to Herbert Pul NEW YORK, August 16.—A long list of bequests to relatives and friends is made in the will of Mrs. Kate Davis Pulitzer, widow of Joseph Dl‘Y CLEAN!N G AT WOODRUFF'S Is of s s aanusintel B8 Pulitzer, founder of the World, which {h6 Mizhent Quality nnd was filed for probate here yesterday. Gy T \ NEW YORK, August 15.—America’s future prosperity must be floaied by ehips upon the seas, said members of the American delegation to the naval Much of the will was devoted to the disposition of numerous art works, jewels, Chinese porcelzin, old lace, books and furniture collected by Mrs. Ladies’ 'S:;its, S!.SO For Fatimates. Main 1400-1401.7413 Which Foot Is Yours? arms conference at Geneva and of the subcommittee of Congress on foreign port and harbor survey, returning wupon the li fathan yesterday. Rear Admir mer command States fleet, who with Hugh Gibson headed the American delegation to the arms conference, said that while the conference failed to achieve its object, the publicity which attended it opened America’s eyes to her requirements at sea. both in the naval and merchant marine. A Representative Martin B. Madden of Chicago, chairman of the House ap- propriations committee and of the subcommittee. said he favored an American merchant fleet as large as sther nation in order to move An produce xm‘d to pro- tect American shipping against exor- t i bitant freight rates set by foreign scribed Horlick’s Malted steamship companies, “After all is said and done,” sald . ] Milk, at night, for healthful Rear Admiral Jones, it must be recog- 7 it 3 sleep. nized that the United States is an Z | i ! It relaxes and soothes at malted grains—rich in vita- island empire, and just as any other great centralized nation it must de- once. Sound, refreshingsleep . mins and mineral elements. seldom fails to follow. Since science has proved that the feet of all mankind are di- vided into three distinct types— Inflare, Straight and Outflare— it is obvious that Unless Your Shoes | Conform To The | Shape Of Your Feet, | Foot Comfort Is ' ! R Brings sleep . . . quickly—and naturally 'OR over a third of a cen- tury physicians have pre- Impossible Tru-pe-dic Shoes are the only shoes in the world built in three types, corresponding to the three types of feet. | For Supreme Comfort—W ear Tru-pe-dic Shoes pend for its prosparity upon sea com- munication.” Speaking of the conference, he said the American delegates were happy in receiving the “Rock of Gibraltar sup- port from the Government back home.” He said the conferees parted in a friendly spirit. Of the stand of the British delegates be said: “I think there is a certain degree of justice in what they considered the necessity of protecting their ‘bread line,’ but a dis- tinction should be drawn between the You can prepare it at home Medical men recommend inaminute. Take a glass to- f | it because they know exactly night before retiring—and ! ! what it contains. There are enjoy a full night of sound, no secrets. “Horlick’s” con- upbuilding sleep. Be sureit’s tains omly full-cream cow’s ‘‘Horlick’s”—theoriginaland milk and extracts of choice genuine. SHOE SHOP ‘bread line’ and the far-flung lines of SCIENTIFIC FITTING commercial communications.” FOR MEN AND WOMEN Police Cnndid.ltel in Camp. J / I | : i HORLI CK’S ”ALTEDMILK { , 1203 F Street N.W., Room 1 Special Dispatch to The Star. 1 PEREDERICK, Md. August 16— ) 3 | THE ORIGINAL | ADRIAN P L\OQVER (MOCEMCENS y-three would-be Maryland State - KM 1 - - AN P. LYON B Tioarmie i e hom ap tat NCAID A 3 ! Natural or Chocolate Flavor in Powder or Tablet Form | bert C. Ritchie, near Cascade, yes- terday, where they will train under the supervision of Capt. Harry C. Butler, recently appointed chief. =Bal- timore and State police officials will lecture during the course. About 15 new officers will be selected from the group to bring the force to full quota strength, which is 35. MAIN 8136 THE FOREIGN BoRn DoG 15 INTIMIDATED BY THE KU KLUX KLAN — Copyright Press Publishing Co. (New York World) 1927, hilipshorn 606 - 614 ELEVENTH:ST. A Fashion Exhibit That ?ncorporates Remarkable Values! Falls Smarfest frocks Satins, Georgettes, Cantons, Satin and Moire, Canton and Velvet \Furnitore ot Meri'}f Seventh and! Eye Streets. Typical of Your Advantage Here We are quite confident you cannot match these qualities at these prices—and they are very illustrative of our service in every line of Furniture. Your request opens a charge account Among the Fashion details Styles that follow Paris —introduce the mode for / —one will see several new Autumn. And the new sea- i ideas. Most noticeable s son that inspires the return the trend to skirt fullness to rich tans, green and red- f cleverly achieved in various dish tones also finds navys ) ways with pleats, side and the all-smportant black drapes, circular flares and New Design Bedroom Suite as popular as ever. We are new teers. Necklines are Of ve ecial make, t in which ext £ 1 i E ] Z sl v S e R ul attention has beex"l Pmd to de very enthusiastic about this distinctly different. Draped tails of construction and fi.mah. Walnut veneer on Gumwood—consisting of four et Becaiise: aves Wave jabots, bows, side gather- ‘pxcces—thh t}:e option of either thg Chest of Drawers or the Chifforobe. Note the never seen a more radiant AL ings and diagonal lines are dfxsrproof partitions in the cases, which also add to the dura- display of style and quality | iy very chic. Straight line, bility of the pieces. Inside of drawers and interior of the Chif- such as this advance collec- two piece or bolero sil- forobe are finished in Mahogany veneer. -50 S i, liclics Very Specral el A Complete Selection Inexpensively Priced at Cozy Breakfast Suite We waited until the last min- . Armchair ute to place the orders for the Inviting to comfort Walnut-finish frame durable gumwood:, comfortably shaped seat: velour covered seat in plain color: and tapestry - covered back. Special ’ Consisting of Six Pieces Drop-leaf Table, four comfortable Chairs and handy Serving Table. Strong construction and finished in pleasing color with harmonizing decoration. Special ........ $45 frocks in this sale and then rushed them from New York by fast express to insure our patrons of the latest styles. Do not fail to attend this Tall fashion event. $, Sizes for The values are made possible only by the combined buying 14 power of our national organi- zation. Each dress was especially selected to uphold Philipsborn’s justly ~famous reputation for the utmost in latest style, quality and super- i b value. s, Women and Lar

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