Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1928, Page 10

CUBATOREVISE TARKF SYSTEM Machado Says Unfavorahle Countries Will Be Hit by New S_chedules. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, Cuba, May 31.—President » THE EVENING I Deserts the Microphone l THREE HURT IN FIGHTS TREATED AT HOSPITALS Mnn stnhbed Another Hit by Brick ‘ and Girl Is Kicked “in Brawl. | Two colored men and one colored | woman were given hospital treatment yesterday for injuries, which they said were recefved in fights. ° * William Carter, colored, 24 years old. of 431 L street, was treated at Emeir- gency Hospital for a stab wound in the right side, which he told police he.re- ceived in a fight with an unidentified colored man- at 1229 Seventh street shortly after 5 o'clock in the afternoon. STAR, WASHINGTON, Eighth and 1 streets southeast shortly after 7 o'clock. Jane Parker, colored, 19 years old, of 606 Gordon avenue northeast, was treated at Casualty Hospital for a se- vere wound which she received when she was kicked by an unnamed colored man in a row at her home at about 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. -. French Wear Crystal Signet Rings. Correspondence of the Associated Presy. PARIS.—Crystal signet rings with initials cut deep in a large square space are worn by many French women. Similar rings of jade are seen with ‘initials done in ebony or black enamel. The initials are usually modernistic in D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1928, FLOWER DAY SUNDAY. Celebration for Jewish National Fund. The annual flower day of the Jewish National Fund will be celebrated nex! Sunday. Grnupa of young men and young women, members of the Young Judea and other Zionist societies, will seek funds for the purchase of land in Pales- tine by the sale of flowers. Large tracts of land in the Jewish homeland have been purchased and | colonized during the past two decades ,thrn‘l;gh the efforts of the National | Fune Floods in New South Wales recently | did nearly $4,000,000 damaj Give your child a chicken’s chance! UCCESSFUL breeders of chickens don’t heat their brooders with fuel that throws off smoke and soot. Certainly not—they use the cleanest, safest, most even-burning fuel they can find. They burn Anthracite—the coal that is clean and safe—the coal that gives off no smoke; or soot—no poisonous gases. Leroy Berry, 32 years old, of 903 Eighth street southeast, was treated Ly | = Dr. Laurence Murphy at Casualty Hoe- | K pital last night for a scalp wound which he received when he was struck by a brick in a row with a colored boy at Sl | SHOE CREAM “IN TUBES" Keeps your shoes soft and pliable. For any color smooth leather shoes. CLEANS AND POLISHES Drug. Dept. and Shoe Stores Gerardo Machado, in an interview . given the Associated Press, vesterday said that it is possible that Cuba will inaugurate a com- pletely revised tar- i system before the end of the present year, ap- plying highest tar- iff to countries in which Cuban prod- ucts received unfa- vorable treatm “New tariffs Erma Calvert, who with Kin Carroll composed Washington's pioneer radio . minstrels. The pair are to give their farewell radio concert tonight through WMAL. | before the end this year we w President Machado nations which have been unfavorable to our products. This | will permit us to strengthen the posi- tion of our customers in the Cuban Do you give your children the same chance they give the chickens? Is the air in your home pure, clean; and safe for them? In other words; do you burn Anthracite? market and invite those who have not wished to be good clients to their present attitude or position to others more adaptabls The President said problems of com- mercial relations between Cuba and the United States must not be mnqdorcd on the basis of what they a T on “what they ought to be dr:pne , their present importance. He holds his _ economic policy will continue to seek | attainment of greater commercial in- terests between the two republics which normally a more equitable treat- ment” to Cuban products will apply. | Clothes Match Motors. | | Anthracite is the most economical fuel you can find. It is long-burning, requiring but little attention. Ask your dealer for his expert advice on the size you should have. When valuable rugs are entrusted to our care, yn have the assurance that they will remain our individual custody until returned to you. There is no divided responsibility, as all cleaning and storage is done in our own complete plant by bonded experts. Call Adams 6304 FeperaL Storace ComPANY 1707 FLORIDA AVENUE Accept no substitute for thraecite -the unfai]igg fuel LeRigh Valley Coat Co. ‘Madeira, HNI & O Mh—.%_u‘& lt.wfi wmu-«m.n—h Price-Pancoast Coal We !'4‘-‘ I‘lduh Correspondence of the Associated Press. PARIS—Women who drive their own | automobiles are choosing their costumes | to match their motors. One English | woman, resident in Paris, who drives a car of pale gray wears gray costumes to which she adds color by means of bright hats, scarfs and flowers. | R g : ‘[ SO == LeRigh & Wilkes-Barre Cosl Co. Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. | Produvers of CERT-I-FIDE Anthracite Coal e | OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS Early Summer Sale of | Fine Used Automobiles - PurTING AN AGE LimiT ON OUR STOCKS OF LIFETIME FURNITURE Because Our Stocks Must Stay New Profits Are Sometimes Sacrificed for Change of Scene, So During This Week $215,000.00 WORTH of LIFETIME FURNITURE WILL BE PASSED ON TO YOU FOR $140,000.00 Savings Now Are Remarkable -~ This week Mayer & Co. presents a vast amount of good, dependable Lifetime Furniture at a fraction of its worth. This is all furniture that has been in our stocks as long as we allow any merchandise to stay. The values are excellent ones in good furniture. QEvery day we receive good used cars in exchange for new Studebakers! At present we have on hand about Sixty (60) Used Cars—over Twenty (20) of which are Certified and Backed by the Studebaker Nationally Advertised Pledge—cars that even the most fastidious would not hesitate to drive! Here Is a Partial List of the Certitied Cars—All Are Exceptional Bargains! The Julian Goldman Budget Plan is at Your T Service New S For Early Vacationists! ummer Buick 7-Pass. Sedan, $1,200 A master 6 Buick, not the latest model, but driven only around 11,000 miles, and cost the former owner around $2,200. A bargain buy at $1,200. Nash Sedan, Only $645 A model 263 Nash, two doors, recently refinished in dark green— 2 new tires and 3 in perfect order. Locomobile 48-8 Sedan, $895 4 new tires, 2 good spares. New paint. Seat covers. In first-class operating condition. Come in and look it over. A rare bargain, $895. Studebaker Commander, $1,185 The world’s champion—a car you and your family will be proud to possess. Has been driven very little The motor just gone over and we 10t and it's guaranteed like new. Origi- know it's O. K. See this car, $645. nal cost, $1,785—now only $1,185. To Give You Some Idea of the Values To Be Had Here Now You Will Find $2,385.00 Worth of Occasional Chairs sharply reduced in price. $1,857.00 Worth of Desks and Secreta- ries at prices much lower than regular. $19,750.00 Worth of Rugs and Carpets marked 'way down DRESSES Beautiful Crepes & Flowered Silks! $1 5.95 These are the delightful new dresses you are certain to want for Summer wear. Included are lovely flower print georgettes, sheer crepes and crepe de chines. They have every smart and fashionable style detail for Summer, 1928, Studebaker Dictator, $1,095 5,000 miles in less than 4,800 con- secutive minutes is the record this model holds. Like all other Stude- bakers, this is a champion in its price class. We guarantee this one the same as new, It is yours for $1,095. Studebaker Phaeton, $545 Duplex big 6, refinished in spirea green. Five very good tires—new top, and in first-class mechanical condition. Emphatically one of the outstanding values in the sale at $17,500.00 Worth of Dining Room Furniture Reduced $23,475.00 Worth of Bedroom Furniture at Notable Savings $2,100.00 Worth of Library, Console and Occasional Ta- bles included at the savings. And Hundreds of Other Artistic Pieces MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E Come In and See These Big Bargains ESSEX COACH NASH TOURING AUBURN SEDAN.. STUDEBAKER TOURING.. BUICK SEDAN DODGE SEDAN STUDEBAKER COUPE. STUDEBAKER COACH....... ESSEX COACH STUDEBAKER COUPE. CADILLAC TOURING DURANT SEDAN STUDEBAKER ROADSTER STEARNS-KNIGHT COUPE ... .$95 ... 8195 ...8695 ..$145 . ..$195 .$195 S.5145 $125 Joseph McReynolds, Inc. ~ STUDEBAKER Cor. 14th and R———1423-1427 L———14th and Park Road White Front Lot, 1706 -14th N.W. Corner 14th & R —SALES— Cor, Conn, Ave. & R Potomac 1631 Potomac 3417 — NEW SILK DRESSES $109 You will find dresses in this group of a qual- ity you would never expect to see so low priced, Dresses of fine flat crepes, georgettes and flowered prints, too, O P P U U U P U S P T o A A A A A AR AR AN A R A AN NN S A N NN AN N NN A NN A N AN N N N N A R A A N A N A N A N N N N N N A N A R N R A N A N N N A N N N N N N N A N R N N A N N AN N A N R A N A NN N N N N N A N A A A A N AN AN NN AL AR RN DARNAADN ARRRRRRRARRRRKX AAAARAAAARAR e 11111 TR !l||l||I|I|lI||IIIIIIlllllIIIlllIllIllllllll|||l“fi||!u§onua....|