Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1928, Page 5

Tt rfi"\T\fi WTAR. WASHTYaTON, L0 VO\’T"\Y TANTIARY 2. 1928, S _________________;___—a:__flz‘_’_ Sl JONES & LAUGHL!N .LINDY'S SALVADOR FEAT IS THRILLER STEEL B. F. Jones, Ry the Assodiated President of Independent Corporation. ALMSHOUSES ARE DECLARED ABSOLUTE SOCIAL NECESSITY National Civie Federation Branch Com-| pletes Survey of 75 Institutions OFFICIAL DEAD Jr., Was Formerly 4 Press, Flying Colonel Accomplishes | Marvel of Aviation in 260-Mile Hop. Be Tropical R AN SALVAD capital | while the cely believing | | onis had the air and Lin- | owhere COLLEGE MAKES PLANS FOR BOARDING SCHOOL 1 [FENCE MATERIAL At Low Prices N. 1343 2101 Georyia Ave ; { .ly Frank kelly, |vr.|c. next June was ma tor Fredurick PITTSBURGIH, January 2.—B. | Jones, jr. chair of the 1 divectors of the Jones & 1 Steel Corporation, died at his sterday nes had heen il less than | home | The corporation, of which Mt Jones was ) ominating head, i the second largest independent steel company in-the country Special Dispateh to The Stam NEW YORK, Ja importance in Four States. a factor in poor Other recom to every tened and shown in ed yesterday tepartment of the ederation ntitled meyivanin industrial America for more than o qiiar He was born in Pittss 0o 1868 chairman of (he onnsylvania in 208 He was a director of the Union || Trust Co. of Pittsburgh and of t} National UV nion Fire h\wn an J 11 e vesterday of this ewster an W that he | \ for Senator most notable His widow d. and a danghter iy SUTVIVC The diary kept by from 18 ) 1 farmer e elimination of all smaller | olday the Y"‘\ul! Gonuliies numity interest in these 1 their inmates is held the committee for most Tarioly feehiemindednes ehronic ALASKA INVITES LINDY. | Pioneers Urge Him to Make Good- Will Tour in Summer. tudy was made by a commit Women inending Mis . Mrs. William A Harris, Mrs ind Miss O i: Miss Mau, Tsland, and Miss ). 1 wean of the heen iny of Labor. tour of Al could 1y New York nada to chorse and T.. und thence to Falr- where the tour of ercial air lines are in operation To Add These Famous Shoes—to the Hahn Sales! MEN! & tarz‘/nfl JANUARY Jrd SALE of ALL FLORSHEIM HOES shoes, sports hoes included. Oxfords and high Dress shoes, business shoes ar The world's best $10 10 $ No time to lose! Entire stocks “Feeture-Arch™ shoes, shoes for men going South. for men. Now on sale at all our stores. Thousands L, upto At Tth St Pa. Ave. stores Other Great Women’s Shoes les $4.65 $5.85 $7.85 7th & K L 3212 14th 14th at G At 9th 81, & S.E. Stores Only “Man’s Shop” Speciul Barguin Table many shues gath Sales short lines high-grude ered for Clearanee, from all our stores, Wroken LR T bargaine $1.95 414 9th of Pairs Women’s 9th St “Women’s Shop" - “Arch Preserver Shop” And these llllrrl'«‘u:;nu closed out 233 Pa. “Arch Preserver” Shoes for Women Now Go ON SALE $7.85 $0.85 Over three-fourths of the - entire stocks of these pricelessly com- fortable shoes now go on sale! Suedes, brown and black kids, patents, satins and combinations, Dress, street and sports shoes for ithern wear. Regularly S10 to $14.50 now for a short tjme greatly reduced. At our “Arch Pre- server Shop.” 1318 g GREEN HdlgOEED ON HIS 75TH BIRTHDAY\ 22 STORES nossen e OF CASH AND GOODS /.5 & e o' i “8hip's Bell” Clock Plr-unh-rl m, made, Coast Guard Friends and Associates. ‘Thxevu of Gale'hnrg 11, Work | Systematically, Burglarizing Es- Messenger by Japan's First Engme Shown. The firat locomotive to see active viee in Japan has just been placed the museum of the n at Formosa. Ola John Green, messenger at Coast | : 3 | A His inard headquarters, serving the com- | tablishments of Every Class. presented with a s | aturday on the o of his seventieth hirth m anuary 2. 2 4 e n in the ma in 1872, When were ) it arrived at ¥y ma the erowd be tic that they teek e feeble flame in 1 in cask Sroip of offlcers i enlisted men of tempt s than patd hy \:h f of the division ”r " dal . Minot, chief of t Tateria sunrd heada chint -— ‘. — Foreign War Veteran Dies at 72. Pa., January 2 clotle of €o v i M groc ~ | eral bakerie cluded in t MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Superviston U S Creasery minist cign . died yeste D. J. KAUFMAN, 1005 Penna. Ave. 1724 Penna. Ave. We Invite Charge Accounts Buy on the Budget Plan Pay as You Get Paid No Interest or Extra Charges Tomorrow!! When the Clock Stril(es 8 We Start Our Annual Midwinter Clearance SALE of all Fine Suits Our entire stock of 2.500 quality Suits does in the sale. No exceptions. No reservations. Blues. Fancies, Stripes, Cheviots, etc., all included. All $35 All $45 - All $50 SUITS SUITS SUITS Also, at Tth Kindly call day to G St St store. carly in the woid the crowds. va hoes! b styles now $150 1o save time: tle vou want from the disolay tables and sk for it by lot number marked on shoes. and only. Closing Oul Holiday Slippers Tth St Store Only: or v leathor s now Mippers, At Al Stores: Women's feather trimmoed o Peretun embroidored huocaded %5 owdoir slippees roduved to Women's fouther teiamed, hla-k satin malesi e with peach, American Beauty o 81,93 [ Lamb’s Wool Moceasins Denply Reduced ! S100 10 $2.50 values Chillen's - 10 Men's, Women's 81,19 1207 F ~1318 G Ave. SE, $23.75 $28.75 $33.75 Extra Pants to Match, $7 Extra Pants to Mazch, $6 E.\"’d pd"fs to Match, $5 All $55 Suits—$36.75—( Extra Pants to Match, $8) All $60 Suits—$41.75— Extra Pants to Match, $9) No Charge for Alterations!!! Goes On ' All $55 & $60 e e Cvc?rccat Sai e All All $35 $45 & $50 O‘Cont% O‘COaN FURNISHINGS REDUCED! 1.200 WINTER UNION SUITS 8200 Values $1.39 3 tor $4 Heavy weighe, sl ver grev. All sizes, 34 to 4o, The 1.000 DOLLAR SILK TIES 69c Three tor $2.00, Fine range of silk and 1.500 SHIRTS $1.50 & $2 Values $1.00 White & Novelties Neckband or Attach- Collar Styles silk and woal. hlune_\ ‘s \\‘url'\ or x\l\‘llt‘\‘ l‘.l\‘lt D. J. KAUFMAN ... 1005 Pa. Ave.