Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 31

- *ANGTHER I KILLED I UM GAKG FED Wounded by Volley of Shots Fired From' Automgqbile. The Weather Burehi's frost forecast. 'Ing service in the Pacific coast fruit belt, which enables orchardists to light thelr oil heaters and save their crops, is be- [ 2 di the time. dicted low temperatures Nearby Cities Notified .Wh"e‘fi,.OrphaSAi_}a‘ts ' Are to Burn Oil Heaters to'Save. : Fruit Croiu. foreeasts, \;ounl. has ‘been w%h egrees of accuracy 94 per cent of U. S. GIVES.SMOKE FORECASTS ~ AS WARNING AT TIME OF FROST g PR ANC T o W fractions—271; degrees, for |nstance— |13 children, Mother of 13 Drops Dead. .| gpecidl Dispatch 1o The Star. LURAY, Va. February 9.—Mrs. Ma- 41 years old, mother of C.. wend BRIGHTER HUES SEEN 'ON PARIS -TAXICABS Vehicles Blossoming Out in Colors, Following the Style Common in New York, ! Correspondence of the Assoctated Press. PARIS.—Paris taxicabs are blossom- ing out In brighter colors in the New York manner. Until a few months ago most of them were pug-nosed and red or round-nosed and black. In nearly all of them the drivers, the fastest-going every-man-for-himself type of taximen THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1928. in the world, were exposed to the ele- ments, Recently the big companies which w most of cabs on the boulevards gan compe with one another more strenuously, of them launched sev- era) hundred ht yellow taxis, with the drivers’ seats snugly inclosed - other responded with a flest of taxis with the meter so hidden it the cars have the air of being privately mfi“wl'::kfil‘:& b?ny ::fl brown and gan to appear upon the streets i the mass of moving taxis. As yet the bfighter tax! movement ansn’t extended to employing all manner of green and red and yellow lights on the front, sides and rear of the cars, as In America. Stop-and-go lights of red and green are beginning to appear on the principal Parisian thoroughfares, as intersection hefore the red light flushes. | is to ignore the light sitogether i ne New York Theican. And very often, he gets away ' too individualistic, ' with it ‘3 here i not to try to get across one more | too iittle diseiplined for that In as it seems to be | Paris taximan is THe LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET dead Monday ‘the §6 weré precisely ace|while rid! to the bedside of her traffic density inc: . B lml’unn mother, M"r,: Willlam Cornell, who was 7 TcTeaness Batabigides ing extended to “smoke” forecasting for ‘llzenth was attributed to heart has | the benefit of nearby cities. With the demonstration in recent | years of the amasing accuracy of the frost forecasting service, which is main- tained jointly by the Weather Bureau and the orchardists, confidence in the artificial heating of orchards has grown until now it is utilized on & tremendous The Exceptional in Final Sale—Last Reduction! COATS REMAINING FUR-TRIMMED Sport Coats’ ) ; 4 85 | ’Formerly $45 and $49.75 e o < : e 5 50 REMAINING FUR-TRIMMED obtatned large sums of money by kid- | to make the best of what appears to be Edmd from $12 Dr €SS Coats ing and ransoming affuent law | a necessary evil. SO T g Y nap! . 4 violators.. The frost and smoke forecasts are : ; : Formerly $69.50 o Formerly $89.5 When a score of victims, called into | mueae late in ::e day whenever danger- i s 2 ssys il ysjlgso tois11s hnd?:mn refused to ald officlals in | ous temperatures are indicated and are apprehending the extortionists police | distributed by telephone and radlo in Formerly $119 to $149 Formerly $175 and $215 $55 $75 New Season Dresses a 8] G50 When price isn’t limited, of course neither need quality be. But it has been a task to produce such Frocks as these—to sell at such a price as this—and it will be difficult to approach them elsewhere—in value or smart modishness. UNDER RALEIGH HABERDASHER MANAGEMENT ‘Semi-Annual Sale! Stetson Shop exclusive footwear. for street — sports'— afternoon — evening fatally wounded. nlatd from an auto- scale. \ 8 jongside the Becks' | In the citrus industry alone, which machine. brings Cll!(o;‘nll uoo.ooo.oog :o year, : today was that the | 2,500,000 oil heaters are used to pro- | Mw’;ai Icl.dyhg: have been | tect about 50,000 acres of orange and | estimated at half a million dollars, were | lemon trees. Although these heaters | ahot in retaliation for the killing Tues- | have been greatly improved in the last day of Policeman Vivian Welch. ‘Welch, | few years, they give off clouds of soot who was said by Police Supt. Sprott | which, drifting into cities, cause an- o have been a member of an extortion- | guish to housewives and financial loss ist gang, was shot nine umeus, ghls to merchants. . et from an automobile | New Devices Not Satisfactory. , | :&fim‘m FEop St S0 ctPolic2 | though tgouu:dl of msum&ox:s’, Activil sts, who | have been made and numerous patents | yed % ‘::nmu: h%‘ssz;l;; and | obtained, the records’in the office of J. | jor dealers, died down several months | B. Kincer, chief of the Division of Agri- | ago when four gang members were | cultural Meterology of the Weather trapped in an apartment by machine | Bureau, show no satisfactory substitute | rs and shot to death. During | for the ofl heaters. So the new smoke operations, police said, the men | forecasting service has been undertaken ‘The ‘were mobile which drew Nothing will serve to more effectually prove that Louvre exclusiveness isn’t con- fined to the higher ranges—for here at $16.50 is an array of ecreations—new, original, captivating. In all the new shades, of eourse—Can- ton Crepes, Flat Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Printed Weaves, Georgette Crepes, Romaine Crepes. Designed for Street, Sports and Afternoon wear. All sizes. Patent Leather Calfshin Suede Satin padiocked many gambling places as a | ample time to permit the orchardists step in stopping the strife. | to light their heaters. Elght experts < NO EXCHANGES 1316 G Street City Club Building Directors Claim Ministry Has Be- littled Profession by Art/ e N\ \ ensembles present artistic performances N ten of a higher order than D theater. At a re- in Dresden the: Operas ' was conducted to determine if he Was | meteorologist, who began it llmp in conjunction with a hygrometric : e : . A SEE GOVERNMENT INSULT | o STETSON SHOE SHoP Oxfords: ' Strap Slippers Welch's connection with the gang | are employed in this forecasting. under L D came to lght when an investigation | the direction of F. D. Young, the Ties . killed in line of duty. | handed. They base their calculations e on study of the regular daily weather . in GERMAN CIRCUS HEADS { formula which takes into ' considera- | tion local humidity and- temperature [ n one season, during which hie issued | | iTL R 5 5 - M i S e | -+ 1 1305 F-Street - mf | 2 Continuing Our Sweeping Clearance of Children’s Wear Last Friday, the first day of the sale, we were overwhelmed with the results, Many of the bargains were ‘sold .out béfore noon. We advise early selection to secure greatest bargsins, Sales start Friday at 9 AM. 2 for $1.00 188 Girls' Panty Dresses. 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