Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1928, Page 10

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They help inspire confidence and pro- duce better work. Nature made green and day- light restful to eyes. That's why Emeralite has an Emerald Glass shade and a special screen that changes ordinary electric light into soft, eye-saving daylite— ideal for reading or working. Emeralited offices look better —have more output—Iless up- keep and, with daylight on every desk, the best eye insurance, Genuine Emeralites are branded for vour protection, and have the Fmeraid Glass shade with the Day. lite Screen. Ask for demonstration. 80! by office sunrly A elnctrical dealere B G. Mcbuddin & Co. 3 Warren AL N, Y Estsbiished 1874 FMERALITE KIND TO EYES | times more than $5.000 an hour, will | Havana and other such programs. | are 7.000.000 sets, and a national pro- 'WOMAN ASKS $25,000 FULL GONVENTION REPORTS PLANNED Kansas City and Houston Proceedings to Be Carried on Radio. Not a whisper in’ the official proceed- ings of the forthcoming Republican and Democratic national conventions is go- ing to cscape the microphone, if the: broadcasters arranging to serve the vast unseen audience have their way. It} may cost up to $1.000.000 to broadcast the two gatherings on a Nation-wide scale. but this the networks propose | to_do. | Every other program will go off the Natfonal Broadcasting Co.'s chains to make way for the conventions if mem- ber stations- acquiesce, M. H. Ayles- worth, president, announced. Cut Costly Programs. Sponsored programs, costing some- be eliminated, according to Mr. Ayles- worth. Thousands of miles of telephone wires will be used. The National Broadeasting Co. will| sponsor the hook-up itself. as it spon- sored the Lindbergh arrival program. the Coolidge-Machado specches from | Moreover, the Columbia Broadcasting | System, with its 17 stations. plans to broadcast the convention on its own cir- cuit, the station WGN-WLIB, Chicago, | has arranged to broadeast its own verbal | pictures from Kansas City and Houston | independent of the chains of which it | is a member. Originally it had been | understood that only a bulletin service would be broadcast from the convention to avoid interfering with national ad- | vertising and other programs. The | plan of the national chain, however, is in accord with the radio commission’s emphasis on public service aspects of radio in its new rules. Not Seeking Exclusive Right. | Mr. Aylesworth said arrangements | had not yet been completed with J. Hen- ry Roroback of Hartford, Conn.. Repub- lf‘ran national committeeman in charge of broadcasting plans, and Jesse H.. Jones, chairman of the committee on arrangements for the Houston conven- tion. The National Broadcasting Co.. however, is not seeking exclusive privi- leges to broadcast the conventions, he stated. The veteran Jim Preston, custodian of the Senate press gallery. who han- dles all convention arrangements for| the press, recalls that something like | 20 stations were hooked up with sta- tion WEAF, New York, which was the | “key” station in 1924 for both the Re- | pubiican convention at Cleveland and | the Democratic at New York. Some | stations _were linked _continuously | through the afternoon sessions at Cleve- | 1and and the sessions sometimes lasting | into the wee small hours at the old Madison Square Garden. Others took only a few hours of the service, leaving | their listeners to try to get distant sta- tions if they wanted to hear. | Then there were only about 3,000,000 | radio sets in use in the country and some 20,000,000 listeners. Today there gram is said to attract 50,000,000. FOR BUS COLLISION! Mrs. Marie Hirshopf Seeks Dam- ages—$40,000 Sought in Two Other Suits. ‘The Washington Rapid Transit Co. | was sued for $25,000 damages yesterday by Mrs. Marie V. Hirshopf, 925 Quincy street, for alleged personal injuries. The plaintiff was in her husband’s tomobile when it was in collision a bus of the company at Georgia ave- nue and Allison street December 2 last. Attorneys Leeman & Dean appear for the plaintiff. Damages of $25.000 are asked in a | suit filed by Peter Seoris, 1343 L street, against his former employer, Charlie | Forment, 417 Ninth street. He charges | that Forment in the presence of others | made statements derogatory of him. He is represented by Attorney J. Willlam Tomlinson. | ‘The Metal Door & Trim Co. is named detendanf™n a suit for $15000 dam- ages brought by John H. Franks, 1124 Columbia road. for alleged personal in- | Juries. He says he was employed by | the company on the construction of the | National Press Club Building when a | loose-fitting door fell on him. He s represented by Attorneys Easby-Smith, | Pine & Hill | BENEKER WILL ADDRESS | COMMUNITY INSTITUTE The Full Line of 1 EMERALITE LAMPS AT 517 10th ".‘(". F Main 6549 e . 4 in One Opins Checks the Bowels The fever Tones Stops (\ |- the the Cold Spsrem. iAmb.rlcfim Painter of Industrial | Bubjects to Lecture Tomorrow Eve- | ning in Central Auditorium, Gerrit A, Beneker, American painter of industrial subjects and popular lec- turer and writer, will be the speaker | tomorrow evening before the Commun- ity Institute of Washington in the audi- wrium of Central Community Center at 8:15 o'clock. Clifford K. Berryman, | cartoonist of The Evening Star, will introduce the speaker, whose subject will be “Art in Everyday Life,” illus- trated The Community Center Department hax now installed complete amplifica- | tion of the auditorium of Central Com- munity Center, especially for the Com- | munity Institute events and in_ order | that the increasingly large audiences | that frequently fll the auditorium 1o capucity may hear clearly the speakers | on the varlous programs, | Following this lecture by Reneker, three events yet remain in this sea- | son's course, dncluding John Erskine | on February 29, L. Earle Rowe on March 1 and Willlam Starr Myers on 25c WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP Full size—regular package. Two cakes for 50c LOFT’S FAMOUS NOUGATINES A high grade candy. Two pounds for 10c PALMOLIVE SOAP Every other article bought at this sale, entitles the purchaser to buy— Two Cakes of Palmolive for 35¢c MELBA SHAVING CREAM Full sized tube; a most remarkable opportu- 36 nity. TWO TUBES FOR C $1.75 MENNEN’S SHAVING BRUSHES An excellent brush, made from the best ma- sl .76 terials. TWO BRUSHES FOR $1.00 Our Leader Hot-Water Bottle Two-quart Size 39c Signrite Cabinet Box of Stationery Two Two 50c Bay Rum 25c¢ Palmolive Excellent Quality After-Shaving 8 ounces Talcum Two Two 50c O'D. Bay 5c Royal Rum Shaving Folded Paper Cream Napkins Two Two 10c Kewpie 50c Liquid Toilet Veneer Jiffy Tissue Mops Two One-Cent Sale of Medicines 25c Baby Cough Syrup.......two for 26c 25c¢ Dobell’s Solution, improved .............two for 26c 25c Seidlitz Powders, 10s. . . . .two for 26¢ 25c¢ P. D. Co. Milk of Magnesia, 8 ozs. .. ... . . two for 26¢ 25c Olax Laxative Chewing Gum .... .. .two for 26¢ 25c Milk of Magnesia, 8 ounce, two for 26¢ 25c¢ Tonsi Elixir ... .two for 26¢ 25¢ Bronchial Lozenges. . . .. .two for 26¢ 50c Milk of Magnesia, pint. . .two for 51c 50c Tons| .. .two for 5lc $1.00 Beef, Wine and Iron, pint ................two for $1.01 $1.00 Blood Remedy . ......two for $1.01 ONLY TWO DAYS Thursday, Feb. 9th Friday, Feb. 10th A ONE-CENT SALE Buy one article mentioned in this sale, and on payment of one additional cent you receive any article of equal value, if it is also on sale. We reserve the right to limit quantities, where it is necessary. One-Cent Sale of SOAPS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOILET AND BATH SOAPS 8c Fairy Soap........ two for 9c 10c Jergen’s Assorted Soaps. .two for 11c 10c Renaissance Soap .......two for l11c 10c Lana Oil Soap. ....two for 11c 10c Wrisley’s Olive Qil Castile, two for 11c 10c Sterne’s Almond Oil Soap, two for 11c 10c Doctor’s and Nurse’s Soap, two for 11c 15c Sayman’s Vegetable Soap, two for 16¢ 20c Jergen’s Castolay Castile, two for 21c 25c Noxzema Skin Soap two for 26c 25c Armour’s Super Tar Soap. . two for 26¢ 75¢ Golden Peacock Face Powder Regular Size 39c Turkish Bath Towels Fine Quality 25¢ Nail Files High Grade Steel Bttt . 206 39c Toothbrushes A Fine Assortment 25c Mennen’s Week-End Sets Containing Talcum, Shaving Cream and Skin Balm $1.00 Borden's Malted Milk 25c Benzine for cleaning L 26¢c 35¢ Whisk Brooms $1.98 Hughes ! Ideal Hair Finely Made Brush Teo Tes for. ... One-Cent Sale of Pipes and Cigars These 10c Cigars Edwin Burke, Topic, Harvester, Arango y Arango, Innovation— l lc These 5¢ Cigars Greater Union, Fiefer's Union, 6 Stateman, La Yebana—two for. . ... C Sir Francis Baring Two-for-25¢ Cigars 26 B 3190 Regular 50c Pipes, two for 51c Endena 60c WILDROOT HAIR TONIC Full sized bottle of this well known Toni TWO BOTTLES FOR . 61 c 50c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO This nationally known Shampoo. Two bottles for 25¢ FOX PALE DRY GINGER ALE Bottled by the Conoy Springs Bottle Co. Two bottles for 25¢c NORTH AMERICAN ALMANAC “The Aristocrat of Almanacs.” We have a limited number to offer. TWO BOOKS FOR 26(: 50c HUTAX TOOTHBRUSHES The small Brush recommended by leading dentists everywhere. TWO BRUSHES FOR.. 51(: $1.00 SOCIETE LA FRANCE PERFUME Narcisse and Jasmin Odor only. A splendid Value. TWO BOTTLES FOR sl '01 25¢ Barbasol After-Shaving Talcum $1.69 Hot-Water Bottles 2-quart size. Guaranteed . Two For 39¢c Manicure 25c Assorted . Tweezers Talcum Special Excellent Quality 25¢ Aquazone Bubbling Mineral Princess Pat Face Water Powder for ... e 25c Ashes of Roses Cloths Compacts Heavy and Durable T o Losag SN One-Cent Sale of Toilet Articles 15¢ Cham Kana Shampoo Powder ..............two for 16¢c 25c Jardin Bath Salts. .. .....two for 26¢c 25c Tantul Skin Lotion. ... ...two for 26¢c 25¢ Cold Cream «vvo. . two for 26c 50c Vanishing Creams . ......two for Slc 25¢ Princess Pat Face Powder, two for 26¢ 35c After-Shaving Lotions. . . .two for 36¢ 49c Jardin de Paris Lilac Vegetal . 50c Carter's Cocoanut Oil Shampoo two for S5lc 50c Laco Castile Liquid Shampoo two for Slc 50c Tres Chic Dusting Powder, two for S1c $1.00 Tonic Extract of Cod Liver Oil ...........two for $1.01 $1.00 Blood Purifier .......two for $1.01 50c Cold Cream, assorted two for Sl¢ 65c After-Shaving Lotion. .. .two for 66¢ 79¢ French Lilac Toilet Water, two for 80c March 29 ‘The Community Institute | announces the engagement of the n.-l Regular $1.00 Pipes, two for $1.01 Regular 25¢ Pipes, two for 26¢ mous Flonzaley Quartet for January 11, 1929, which 18 to be the final appear- wnce In Washington of this chamber | music organization, which has an- | nounced its twenty-fAfth anniversary | wnd fnal season in 1928-29 i 25¢ Facialin 25¢ Egyptian Sc Solarine 59¢ APPEALS HOTEL SUIT. | ~ o et 99¢ Gem Safety Razor Cabinet t 4 — | aper Co eodorizers —contalning Gem Rasor, (ube of Shaving Cream, and twe eanser Toothbrushes O 2 hidan B;: ’;fi' ';,':;’f‘""' il Cream Towels Perfumes the Air ';f::; it CEAtwRNGE A Good Assortment The District Court of Appeals yes- | 98 , ZGC ';::a ; 26‘: for .......... e ::: 6C ;:: Goc lerdny hewrd arguments of counsel for | For and sgainst the contention that the | sto s o s hotel provisicns of the old Bull rent | act did pov die when the law fiself {became inoperstive. ‘The provision re lquirea the uwners or manugers of ho- in ours [l W post the retes Tor Tooms In 8 conspicunus pluce i The Distict Commbssioners hegan | MILL S Cawara-Bromide-Quinine | groecution sywinst Ralph Mekee, pro- | Conbines in s sngle 1abler the four L pneuor of the Metropoliten Hotel ~ for | Jieip yons nest fon moold, Shus ILL'S | 180lure s post (s vaies and the Police ends 8 cold in 24 hourel Andthet'sthe | Court heid the et inoperative, The | » - corporstion counsel appesied. 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