Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1928, Page 9

WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR B8TORE TWO VALUES rom our Semi-Annual Sale Hart Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats $50 #55 wvalues 37 Hart Shaffner & Marx suits and overcoats %60 #65 wvalues You get the season’s most popular colorings; you get long wearing fabrics and de- pendable tailoring. Choice American and imported woolens. Smartest styles. Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street Spring Styles - “Florsheim” Shoes for Men Always musterful shoes, outstanding in ap- ruumr and in their ability 10 keep their good ooke after many months of service, Most styles, $10 *7h @ K Man’s Shop #3212 14th 8, 14th at G (*Open Beturdey Nights) P THE EVENING PLAN ALARM INSTRUCTION Managers and tenants of apartment houses will be given instruction in the use of firm alarm devices by Fire De- | partment inspectors, it was announced gau “p very you very EIS SUITS $19.75 $28.75 Colored Suedes! Featuring Honey Beige Gray for the budding Spring season— in brilliant ne Hahn Specials Ravishing new, ribbon tie. suede quarter. High spi medium Cuban heel, open- ng new step-in Plaza gray or honey kid, with suede quarter and diagonal vamp trimming. New Interlocked, side wrrangement, Hoiey hei plaza gray suéde~kid tr lighter tane, Junior Spanish heel sports sandal—with side ings. Sahara hrown or gray suede, darker i calfskin, “Lady Luxury” Silk Hosiery the Spring in newer color outstunding in heanty, qual #145 $1.65 same.” g‘mu..t,a /850 Altred B. Gawler MORTICIANS Walter A. 1730-1732 Penna. Ave. N.W. NON~/ECTARIVAN $6 Honey beige kid, pump. $6.50 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, alarm boxes and not carrying out the next operation of pulling the box. Breaking of the glass merely sets off gongs to arouse house reammu 'x'he alarm is not transmitted to he ters unless the lever is pulled down after the glass is broken. Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 today by Fire Chlef George 8. Watson. Apparatus has been arriving late at several fires in apartment buildings, the fire chief sald, because of the fallure to ring the alarms, those undertaking to send them in contenting themselves with merely breaking the glass in the Should H _Q__‘_____ / wish to thank you for the satisfactory way in which handled details—and for the reasonable charge for Dyed Mourning Black In 24 Hours CarmackDryCleaning&DyeingCo. 6 Dupont Gircle 2469 13th St N.W. Franklin 527 STEEL VAULTS ANY MAKE s85 W. W. Chambers Co. Col. 432 14th & Chapin AR S Complete Charge, $453. JONS - Inc. awler Mnain 5512-3513 b 'V i e EMAN’S Seventh & F Sts. I Deep Reductions on & OVERCOATS G e s ON LIBERAL TERMS While these reductions prevail open an ac- count at Eiseman’s. Become acquainted with our Liberal Credit Plah and you will solve the clothes question without noticing the outlay. Substantial reductions have been made on our entire stock of suits and overcoats. It will pay you to buy now. For a Few Days Longer “Health” Shoes Reduced Women who walk in these splen- did arch-supporting shoes never know foot fatigue. Never before re- duced. Last chance to hny themiat .. o...vee $3 (7th St. & “Arcade” Stores Only) 4 and Plaza 50 At All Our Stores “Pirate” Boots Regularly $8.50—now -effect on Sale at $5.45 Those sensationally popular high top, turn-down collar strap boots. Also higher cut models with slant- ing collar. In various $ P wanted leathers (7th and “Arca; ke or Stores Only) Saturday Sale New Spring Boots for small children beige Special purchase, in unusual op- ortunity event. n or patent rrllher, wide, plain toe. Nature- shaped blucher laced hoots. E lent qn.-lnv Flexible *Dri- Soles.” Sizes up to 11..... (7th St. & “Arcade” Stores Only) strap e or fin ot semi- opens plaza m of 7th & K 3212 14¢th St. I reets Columbla 636 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928. O'CONNOR SAYSL.S. WILL SELL SHIPS|- But Transfer to All-American Concerns Is Described as Long Problem. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 10.—The Gov- ernment is bullding a merchant marine ultimately to be privately owned, but until it can be safely transferred to private capital, Government operation will be carried on, T. V. O'Connor, chalr- man of the Shipping Board, said last night in an address read by Commis- sloner P. S, Teller of the Shipping Board before the Jersey Marine Club at a dinner aboard the 8. 8. Leviathan, docked here. Chairman O’Connor was unable to attend. Getting the Government out of the shipping business, he sai, is being ac- complished despite difficulties encoun- tered in keeph (P the business in Ameri- can hands, adding, that it would seem an easy task but the problem was not merely to get out of business, but to get out in such a way that the business will fall into the hands of private American citizens, and not into those of British, German, Itallan, French, Norwegian and Japanese, who are trying to get it. ‘The 2,500 ships owned by the Govern- ment at the end of the war, he con- tinued, have been reduced to less than 800, with 300 in active operation on trade routes essentlal to American com- merce. As fast as possible the 500 oth- ers are being sold, he added. “The shipping act lays down the prin- ciple with which most everybodv agrees —that the ships arg to be uitimately turned over to private capi‘al, whenever private capital can take them over nmrntlnn on a basis that will insure per- manency,” he sald. “The shlprlnx Board, I think, will continue in the future, as it has done in the past, to sell thips to private American capital when it feels to a moral certainty that the purchasers rnlnlrnrry on their operation indefi- nitely.” Business Men to Celebrate. The Southeast Business Men's Asso- ciation will celebrate its fourth anni- versary with a buffet supper and enter- tainment to be held February 16 at the Hine Junifor High School. Dea!h:lieportcd. The following deathe have heen tal, s it ) raene, Hom Richmond. 8%, Emergency Riley. .10 Fmergen ) E m»rflnw Hoapital oanit TERE Mandrell” Highcower. Dadge, 0 Sib Tnfant of Yohet. B Woure August B Carolins €. 70, st Tollard, Fresdmen's i 67, Elizabeth’s [\'\rlh[m Jordon, 60. en routs Emergency oap il tnelia Turner. FOUND, B R e PR T 1OST. ] hamed 5 Wherler, 3400 | DOG=—Dark_wray e, n.w. name “Girlie rd offered. SES with t templen, Teathier case eward. C. Fletcher, I ACLF u! Bifocal 0th_and 22l A vu-.n Ut ave. betwean Wyom T A Hain | Reward. Apar ‘m-m 1 oy Tewaras TLaneots P A TALTAVULL g TALTAV 136 Tth 8 i CHAS. s. ZURHORST JOLEANT CABITOL, ST, T. F. COSTELLO N, Canitol S NORTH 7078, }oscph F. Birch’s Son VINAAC RIRCH) 13034 M St N.\V, Vhone Weat 96 Faiablished 1841 'V. L. SPEARE CO | Neither the w Wil e orieial Spens anen 1009 F St. N W erly D40 F Nt QL KR b W o Fianl ¥ James T. Clements SONS 00 Yenrs uf Norvice LI Wine Ave. Weat 808, W. Warren Taltavull 14th & Sprmg Rd. Col. 464 ALMUS Ruuwdll\n the mlulnnl Wit Speare Co. 623 Connecticut Ave. Potnmac 4600 AL 1208 W at, 45 yrn. at 040 F at Timothy Hanlon * A1 LN N Phone 1. 0843 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance Lt Wk Lincoln 524 DT R Tond Borvivg Au Beivive Chapel. w" W Deal & Co, LILR . LINCOLN N400 Mummlt!\ TG YINER bisLAY, N T 6&! Iml lmn lnuvlnun olukraphe AICRUATATL RITE 10T, PORT l“wn‘jl Comalery, o e u wument o sell at ] leaying sity. | For partionla FUNERAL DESI Nl. CEMETERIEN, Birth. Reported. The following_birthe have heen reported {o the Health Department in " ths et 24 hou Aulnnl» an "hfl!lhnn coglio, twin hoys. ederick d Mary C. Palm, bov, Marguerits E. He: ‘Thomas B. and Clara, olley, boy. nor.” hoy. in, hoy. rin, hoy, Horees, wirl. . I’ulra 4. and Rosemars Fein. alomon, i il 1y and Jiiin Biitatein il eliinger, girl. R ohine Wilkox, b W Marie 1. w.u:’-m-‘ boy. ine Colella, e Rernhardt, Lo i Sy Plant. Tor. ) "l:] s wond and Arthur and Daniel an Rembert Joinn and Geneva Francs, boy. = Sand Really Yields Gold. Black sand containing gold has been found after a west wind on some of the beaches on the west coast of South Island, New Zealand. Many people are gathering the sand and washing it for the gold, and a number say that they can make a living by doing this after every west wind. Card of Eljafih Wa wish to extend to our jelatives KING. friends and orga: thanks and apurviation for their kindne sempathy and feaitifil Moral trib tha recer and fath NIAM Mie Kive A%D ¥ Deaths. February 9. 1928, hrirsday e, Watdman Park Annex RRON e “of rment private. On Thuraday. Fehruary 9, 1025 am. after a ahort iliness.at (he h\\nklrh}, B E Jate F Randolph Backley m. residence on Satirday. Feb. at 11 a.m. Relatives and fri Interment Alexandria. Va. 19 On Thuradas. February % iston Hospita 3 ice_at )" 91 at ® becca 10 invited. BROWN. ¥ hapel am 3. Friday, memb B Teruented to amnu E Rebekah are requested to at action on ‘vnm of our late sister. ) tory to attending serv- m. as Pr . B.. beloved n-mvma at Hysong's Interment Bm n.w. v, February 8 nee: 305 East Capitol widow of Dennis P, on Saturday. thenes to St il b sy February J - u Church. whers am. Relatives fiendes ineited: " Interment Mount t Cemetery. X‘t‘ll'\r(?d lhll life 'fllm!hv at 8 pm. WILLIAM the wn nl the Ilu Wil- husband of e nd friends to al Sundas, Feb- oiclock from bis late resi. w._ Relatives and Murray & Sou ) 3= m . from the 1ol Baptist Chi 3rdand . ‘aw. (Richmond papers please Friday. Feb- CONKAD, ruar 4 e, re , Departed RS . v WA Vo wife ¢ Ginon Notice af funeral hereatter on Walnc-il{ Fer- tal. ONAN on Wed ay. February 8. 1928 RORERT. aday dearly beloved son of hel Esther Dodge from his pares . on Saturs Interment 10% Al % e Wetnestay, Fehruary & +t Maplewood Farm Fa R.. beloved M the tata James W. Dorsey. " Inter- . Satunday. February FINNEY. . February 10, 10¢ at T414 Girand st SARAN K. of James Rea Fiu Finney. 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