Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 19

THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1998, 19 ——‘—_~+~—_—___—_—~_“ [ Christmas, M es Sasse 1 hief | tor of 'y 8i ! mer heavywe . n‘| ;\. aa, Mr. Jumes Sa |txmw}:’l:| FIRMS ASKED T0 JOIN | GUINEA PIG KILLED New Post fo:lch:\r es' }:m,.},!,e‘"::: o -"’ nepsctor of the commarcial at. | Dempsey's Sister on Stage. mes Heavywelght ';’.2"-.”2';”'.‘-’71;»;?; Y PULARAEMIA SERUN | otii"s i To i Tte Simes | Fveien” an eommmreimy spiars™ o 1A E A ; > mame of Eisie Dawn, and nas INDUSTR'AL EXH'BIT' . l‘?r‘nklm.' i:’nu ;‘--’:." nI:"m':r: |‘:’v‘:v:m|r:‘ F:,:J:u,’.:,mm FOSIRACtRGH "'J e miner sa a mp- ’“,.?,,‘??,’,'.”',T“' rt in a stock com- Ir. Bealey (Continued from Eighteenth Page) | Sass Wr S ahirCanoy, Mol | Virginian Frdar Btssmvatton of | - AR 3 nd Mr. John Burroughs; M, to a company of 18 at d ¢ at the | Thomas Duvall. Mr n Bow! 50 Blumess Houses in Nearby| Medical, Society Studying Rab- N / 314 Willard, preceding the Army dance. Mr. William Parran. Mr. Charles | - . 316 X 4 | : s bit Fever in Maryland, N Owings, Mr, George Wilson, M. States Invit o Exposition Maj. Gen. and Mes. Summeeal) Rohert Wiison, Mr. John Wilson, Mr ! st Spreial Dipatch 1o The Star, ) SEVENTH SEVENTH/ uests at Dinner Tonight. ) es Footer, s\r. Joseph Himmel- | in March. : - Y i P ¢ ¢ Vs i. Gen. Charles P. Sumn . theber, Mr Handy, Mr. John E. How- | 5 3 it » ; 90 ‘hours S. A, and Mrs, Sum. |2t Mo Eszbert K. Tingley, Mr e— with serum of honor at a | Robert B. Luckey orge” Aman Tnvitations have been e B. Spence of Lu- a Ar. Howard Sum VY OWeNs. | G50 husiness houses in W ston, | vav, Va heen under ohser. 7 C ¢ Col. Fred R. R s i nearhy Maryland and Virginia, | \Vas) on County % X A, And Mrs, Brown flitary Academy, | participate with_eshibits i’ the an 1 o ufferer from i : . ond of the Winte . Unite es : m]\] industrial exhibition to be staged »orr ”I'\‘” fever series of Army dances given at the . . W the Tocs nher of Co e Specimens of the man's bload have Sl e i < emy 1. Dimock, chairman of the local Chamber of Commerce at | Speci nan's blood hav ' ¢ pp the Washington Auditorium in March, heen se 1o the United States Publie Others entertaining dinner parties, | (10 Poard of kavernors of the Wash- | T “ohamber this yoar is s : crviee at Washington, The - HEHRE J same of them quite large, preceding | el 2 y wider representation” of industy ¥ se was hrought to the attention of i » i the dance are Maj. Gen Mrs, Ir . ' tivities |n 1l||~= vieinity in the indus [ the medical association by Dr, W, D, R Yand, Gen, . C. Hammond. Gen. H ks e | mpbell, who recently vis the ‘ i T Groshy . Gen, W, ), Nichoison, Rrig, | 2 b g =110 widen m.» seoy sh in| Luray seetion on a hunting teip, It g iy Gen. J. M. Kennedy, Col. Clark Lyon. 4 < MY | ider to make pos a o gra i< one of several which developed | R i Col. K \ Rookmiller, Col. F. Le m o ind inclusive picture of the h s Ldnring the Autumn huntin eason or ! Coeq. Col, red Brown, 9 - f ¢ 1 Prog! and ilities of Washington Int A Mba Dime S o Land nearby Maryland and Virginia, it R SR s bk :;‘.'51:::":’;:;':‘"; {f frm i, | R FOR U. . JUDGE o ishorne, who | tihie to America in the Mayflower in | hho ‘f\." 3 Ao ”-‘fw Tiotel, S i ity. is returning to. | & N ol + f 1\ sitors to the Auditorium. The 1925 Further Prn'm:t Against Confirma- s 5 A % 2 [iact mate thin 4000 spectmrore apd | tion of J. J. Hayes for North Caro- | 4 Thny-will ihare s AntAE months. | to i 3 3 20 {in the National |‘-||nml | the Assaciated Press, ! 2 They reached the Pacific Coas 1 w e 5 e | Further protests against . \mmn and Maj. L. T. Gerow. confirma. | 5 vartibinhte b frmouls rhse ) are also e tion by the Senate of Johnson ) | % Mr. and Mrs. T nt are 2 i i : LEISE o0 \ | North Carolina were in passing a fow davs at the oo el e L Congress Members From Minnesota | ciavation teday for submis b : . : Trimmed Entertained by Publicher. > e judiciary subeomn | A Value Sensation!! s ing the your A of Conzress from Minne > i 166 smart new frock centlt o entertained ©t dinner last i S 1 vester ke, recen o o E parchases 'or Sp e ek to Kil t the National Press Club by |day, att 3 extants an. | e (or L # 5 . i Id a large tor . Ridder, president and pub; It iy would he | & at an amazingly - the Masflower f it he York was isher of the St. Paul Dispatch. 1io- |20 additonal witnesses placed on the | 2 Cholce of doz " . - 4 |neer Press. Ridder and his broth- | stand today whose testimony is ex A ayien § 1. who is the 3 X 5 a alf ) e J ; 1| Mrs Frazer worn in New |lishers of the New York Journal of [that Hayes. while solicitor of the | % combinatlon Materials ¢ o 8 at Albany, daughter of |Commerce, recently acquired the Dis-|enteenth judicial district and a prae. { 3 ® th vind : Mt vl . Sarah a 'n‘m.h,;.hv-n h and the Pioncer Pre | ticing attorn i guilty of corrup. 4 r| ‘kh considerably . ) thaim En e a 3 | Assisting Mr. Ridder as nost were: | tion and extortion and wrongful use ; hvigher priced. ife when the Ti : n. | or. Joseph ¥ 1der, who are the pub. [pecied to supplement their~ char i A} onppor. 4 Mis. o Markham, Washington « of the powers of his offico, 4 3 What an oy A ot e e * ¥ t of the two papers, s | Haves served as district solicitor | % Enity o Linz, mar of the Washing. | from 1914 to 1926 and now is serving Wa e hinzte v o g o B st Ame Y g en Ru of the v Yol i deral judge under a recess ap. w -k & Hughes will. join hi L . L e DewiR ) o it il b Murry Astounding Values > > 1 here to S e . Who s¢ m.q | Chatiee e n B i ; o | Other Coats 14 to 1 Y morron z Masterpieces cloth coat rs. Charles acon ngaford | o, Sonmection : ]F' s I ]E Beautiful | P Aomiy? 3 ¢ e s e hi< | necompanied Re - A Supreme event that wi S E s by Mrs. | lany w?l r artfors Silk Stocklnqs : save you many dollars...the UFFS adorn them . . . All g na C C most notable fur values we the fine cloths and newest colors AThan’s School misn has an apa flower and Mrs. there in February. r Howser and Mrs. W, |} by ! N e - | 1 " have offered in vears. Each represented, e vd_ancest Mary Anuzhtor | A i odel is handsomely lined and bt i i (e b\ L Others at $45, $55, up 2, | i 3t dinner at rd las i T A ABIEL: e R Howard Tay i t New York in time yes ve with Mrs. Florence | Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton. na. | - ard at their apartment | —=A\ B tional president of the National ¢ nd Courts, where they will be League of American Pen Women, will | 2 home on Thursday afternoons until | COBWEBBY ) #rrive in Washington today from her has been spending the holiday season Mre. C £ of Boston, Mass., Pome in Greenwich. Conn.. where she SHEERNESS— VR Mrs. Seton axpects 1o remain here for > Dodge Hotel while iety’s Choice i siery 5.3 the remainder of the Winter and for | * a few days in Wash } Society’s Choice in Ho Gl SHEER in weave and lovely in silken it pians for the league’s fourth hiennial s : legal ar texture, Dexdale Hosiery comes in a dE ~ =y convention, which will be held from | Iibrary 5 . ‘ , complete range of the season’s entrancing 4 g April 11 to and one of whose im v i Parisian ELEVENTH ST. Tt S 1 acen 3 nte wi e . . . Pl nigalie i e % n by 1l Authentic in color hues, in weights and 3923 hy Mrs. Louis N. G Gl i °n Women, Mr. De Wolfe careful fashioning, every Dexdale num- Jonal president {rom . n “How to Obtain and Protect ber is an outstanding value. The break $150, $1.75, $1.85, $1.95, $2.00, $2.50 o M. at the formal reception followed the talk, | $295, $3.95 e Dr. J. A. C. < ide ! 2 - ' r . Siomara il e e e S| (e Colles of Wil i ey i | ‘ aturday—Additional Drastic Reductio 2 Mrs. Clarence Roberts of Prince " evening a1 the ’l'f:f‘;\"”‘j_‘l"':' 1348—F St. N. W, - T. ¥80! reside o Shepard will return tomorrow 1o !ang yg oy Presid "'l'mP’”“""fl“\'\“:mw DEXDALE HOSTERY MILLS, Lanedale, Pa. Washington, D. C. their apertment at the Wardman jno e Al e —— ) e ———— i) Park Totel and Mr. Shepard il ington. Other eminent alumni attend. | 0F - Cocoas will be Mr. John W. H. Crim o H Capt. Nelson Dingley, 33 Coast Ar- , h iR » &, i Ritier: tps, stationed at Fort Tot- | Patton Kent, United States fo : : JULIUS GARF!NCKFL&CO | 1 Y. 18 _visiting his parents. | sorvice, retired, tates foreign - A dir. and Mre. Edward Nelson Ding- STI8 PR ivipuion sivect” Chieys | —- WASHINGTON i And the crowds will attend because they know that a Philips- tmmae : Dealhs Reported PARIS ‘ born Clearance means values that are hard to find any other time. Mre. Charles R. Connell. widow of 2 906 R # P g i = the Tate Teprarniaiive Connell of | , LT e, | Tomorrow on our And our policy of clearing our entire stocks every season means s Sesiihwion gl 1§ mtevplos MGthe | | Tane | giives M Fifth Floor * that all midwinter merchandise is included regardless of how fine Georze ) (hite was hostess to| irimm’ Tt e g i : e E o ¢ 2 # L Mre. D B Wi waw hostens to| AR N1 Y S e YOU will find extraordinary values the quality or what the original prices were 2t the Wardman Park Hotel, follo “'dl A 11 |h‘|'v . . by bridge. Mr. and Mis. TAwix P. Hawkins of | W, 1% firne Misses', Juniors' and Girls’ eenwich Parkway had ax their nephew, Midshipman | phe e S e ial. | Best Made Apparel ‘ Do not miss these savings on Sav “OT rq(p‘v;m!dousl_v : L Fiotmieat n Choice iee - Snrlives :,q'"'v';.'" Wardman| Moresn Smin 20 Oaeale 1" | Greatly Reduced for vk Hotel today, when there were | . » g¥ gvesia. o B h R . Our Remarkable. Sale F l |R Maryland Part l‘.lh . | 1rths 5 . lo\’:lr’l’::‘hkw;d’l - | i ",l,)?,fle s THI.‘ sale is a great buving opportunity— g ) 3 Sames St Crotr and Eaihonie S iner i ial 1 i Blitent 6, it a sale 'ff special interest for the quality e o kol vy ke A B i i of goods offered. . OA I S « '_ thern 3 , when| n r [ C D - : .\ o e "". : ; ":,. ! “oate resses Sportswear Without the price tickets you would $ ) Vbt < Fhe honer 1 : o ‘1 Drady. il Hats Sweaters Underwear Socks evergrecrs and red p { s s, girt. | never guess that these Frocks were s Vunches of mistletor. bung from ¢ i} H F S v AL Ehudsieey w0 coliabitmar | B o4 Pz €] TREET CORNER OF [3™ priced so low. Notice their quality. ; sl St oy o s | Coats of Silver Muskrat, itier ,',.’,,, ’ iy g - = Grey Kid Caracul, Sealine Even for a Philipsborn Clearance these values are tremendous. L b el bl g A\ 1O 1 - ele e PSS OS i\ . o 1”([”‘. ””d N And do not expect to find ordinary clearance Dresses. Every one of these Frocks boasts prominent style features of the present sea- At 51 1 9 S(lllll'([(l Vv son. And all of the colors are smart. Coats of Sealine, Mendoza Beaver, Cocoa Kid Caracul, Squirrelette and Caracul Phenomenal January Clearance Values I . 4 : Model sketched is a l o ot obtamable v \ G ° 3 1219 ConnecTICUT Ave~ ‘/l most desired loy Fur-Trllnmed Coats Travel Clothes OAPGAU}\‘ ) Specially Featured for Saturday—Group at tail, Muskrat, Pony, Calle Coats of American Broad- " GLI eanD€ | ;kml. Marmot, Caracul and o ) Sealine. For the Southern Season and the Coat values Smooth mate- v/ 4 y % g Sealine, Sqwirrelett Vewd Winter Resorts % that will amaze rinls in wanted i ‘a'm: .L ,’.,:“ ey WHIERL AWAY? To the warmer 1)0¢*1 r ) Gkl l-hc TIose colors and trim« by climes of the “FLORIDA Riviera,” As/” C I”II“ I riee (I cconomical shop- med with choice the West Indies or California; or pos- | per. You s.“ b Furs, All that sibly to freezing temperatures up o f more than l Canada or Lake Placid . enough to buy o you would want A SR anada or Lake Plac foils inalCiat: Choice: The Finest FOR ANY OF "THIES) ts and 3 “Ln Route” thereto ., the wmare /I'HI smart Chapeaux Bellemode, illus Y Cl()tll (:()“]t and correct Sports and Formal |ash- trated above, is typical of the chic ions are peesent in the new Southern vonthful manner in which W, B, Moses & Other Coat Groups In Owr Entive Stock . \ e ectin . ' ' : Season and Winter Rewort collections ons' voung women's hats are designed of Pasternak, (AND SO MODESTLY PRICED), Whatever amount you wish to s 3125 5 i i i BN spend this event will supply you 89 : | | with a Coat value far in excess of Absolutely no exceptions Worth-while velues affered in our Semi | Al Clieanre Bs Apdeniinoeir | . | the price paid. thix dvastio veduction palicy. it W, D. Moses & Sons F Street and Fleventh = g