Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1928, Page 6

WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, AUGUST 13. 1928. Lansburgh & Bro. Franklin 7400 EVENING STAR, 7th to 8th to E—-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860 Advance Fall and Winter Models Created to Sell for $69.50 to $89.50—Each Coat Skillfully Selected The Annual Advance Sale " — 211.574 Pounds it I ' and 199,284 pounds in May. the Says Pulpit Is No Piace for| B St ohparmen annoimeea Various facto make it John Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary| SCTVed R THE Air mail carried during the month Verbal Tilt With Gov. St 'mn Jncrease during thix ye the July figures fr viewpoint of increased public Baptist C h. has fused meet ¥ Gor Smian i demis 1 e enren 1 SEE DECISION TODAY the grounds that the pul; i ce IN INSURANCE CASE . o In Julv Reaches of July totaled 214,574 pounds, com- pared with 209760 pounds in June 9.9 month of 30 per cent because of [ Smith. the lowered rates. Bf the Associaled Press praciation of the newest mail NEW YORK, Aug Rev. Dy ing facilities, the department ob- tér a political dis: Gov. Smith had Prosecutors May Outline Action 6 defend ! If there from t Dr. Straton d m from th pit &f Calvary A week ago Sunday which the governor was called “deadliest foe of moral progress in eountry Dr. Straton’s refusa et the gov- ernor in debate in the pulpit from which he made his charges was made in 2 statement read to the congregation in Calvary night by Rey Hillyer Straton of Ph !dtm!‘nl who conducted the evening serviee in absence of his father. who is at hi Summer home iIn Greenwood Lake, N, ¥ I stand ready to meet the governor um’ except flm‘ Lord's da bl Dr. St wrote, “and I sincerely hop ma be led to take my accepta challenge »t ite face value Dr. Straton said that his previous statement that he meet Go face 1o face” in Calvary Church T debate him Regarding Toombs in Alleged £3.500.000 Shortage Br the Associated Press ST. LOUIS. August 13-The action to be taken in regard to Roy C. Toombs president of the Internation Life T ance Co. Iay in the decision of a con- ference of city. State and national prose- cutors today C Breuer and rep fice of the attorney general of Tilinois je whether criminal action taken against bs, in con nection with $3,500.000 of assets report- ed missing from the company Meanwh! k e of the company Federal and State e which was entitled n Chicago Sat- conference SHIRTS Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats 0 Your most momentous Winter wardrobe problem—the coat—can be definitely settled here tomorrow, far more satisfactorily—far more smartlv—far more inexpensively than later in the season! It's quite logical that it should he so, for these coats are the first Center plaited front—in collar attached and selections of the market. Thev represent real value! Every detail neckband styles. Fashioned of an exception- of tailoring—every rich fabric—every sumptuous fur has heen ally fine quality broadcloth. Sizes 13'; 1o I8 chosen with the greatest care. k& rd Madis ; B 10 :wr ins - col ners. suita rch for | have discus e na e charges ; that ] i they may brinz azainst Toombs Emith in Calvary. What Columbus sought in trying for * . 8 ew route to India was clieaper sup- plies of pepper. cianamon, ginger. nut- - FORGER GETS $104,000 2ier o peover cimamon. ginger nui 3 for $3.75 FROM BANK T added to the world’s spice market red IN GOTHAM pepper 2nd toute-epice, or allspice Sl = - So well tailored that it will take no urging Draws Checke Against Account of te remove your coat! You will notice espe- Wealthy Depositor—Police aially the excellent fit across the shoulders. Are Bafi e Associeted Press NEW YORK. August —Disclosure that the Manufacturers forged checks was made y police, who sid that 19 davs i gation had failed to reveal the forgers All the forgeries were against the | account of one wealthy depositor, In- spector Coughlin said. The forger epened an account at the Chelsea Ex- change Bank, obtained a copy of the wealthy depositor's signature, then dréw checks (o the name under which he had opened his Account and signed N TUBES One tybe af shoe nolish for the family, Far any color Men's Wear—streat Floor A Sale! Boys’ A Small Deposit Will The Styles Straightline, wrap-around models that are still popular with the smart woman. Also’ the coat with a suggestion of a flare that i~ destined to reach great heights for Winter wear. Collars are stressed particularly Countless subtle tuckings mark the Winter Knickers and | Hold Your | = after seven forged checks had been de- Coat Untll § The Fabrics mmd ’{he .!nrlerler by then had L T . - o om, s Ong rousers \Vlnter COl“cs You will recognize new names< among MAR'NES IN HONDURAS. ! = them! Constanza, Norma, Velma, Rars- head Broadcloth and Juillard’s Broadcloth represent just a few of them. Most of them are noticeably soft and feminine. Browns tans, wine red, hunter's green, pilot hlue and black them with the forged name. He deposited the chécks to his own account at the Chelsea Exchange. with- drawing all the money in the account Nicaraguans Are Seized in Town I'his enables vou Frontier. Vi on Frontier. to select yvour \VWin TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, August - . COo 2 (:a\ .x_‘:mgna,l\ b;‘rmpg_ command- ¥ L ter coat now at an y - Lieut. Joseph A. Rossell RN oo Bave entered the town of Danit, near ‘”“i”““-‘m”‘ Price Nicaraguan _frontier. and seized without hreaking in m’l‘:le‘llflaxreung;:?siulhoriud by H \ ikt sd ) Wie an i to vour savin ': T’lp Fllrs duras. and the newspapérs are attack- c B e the real boy s me’ government for allowing the R loves! Generously cut— y of American tioops. Answering o b and 1eticulous! arle S R bl ; and - meticul ”,~’\ atlored mote from the American Minister re- plus-four golf ~ knickers questing permission for the Marines to | 5 of oyster white linen crash enter Hondures 'o seize the Nica- ) = i i " fiee aoae) ¢ linen | . 2 Iy lin crash or lit e Sy M2330 U laid A plaids PLEA OF LABOR FAILS. [eafon st thio" piis v e will also find khald golf BRailway Brotherhood Rejects Ar- knickers, khaki riding bitration in Wage Dispute. A pants khaki long pants CHICAGO. August 13 (#).—Failure vhite duck long pants and white duck sailor pants. More profuse—more intricate in detail— ~ 7e more lovely than ever hefore! Much of (‘hflrgc*‘ Will your coat’s smartness depends upon' the Appeflr on amount and use of fur. You'll note a lavish October 1st use of wolf, Manchurian wolf, skunk, cara- Included in the se = cul, French beaver (dved coney). \merican Statements Apossum, baby seal, Australian apossam, kit fox, gray fox and black fox. Coat Shop—Second Flaor itration between the - ¢ IR Ayt committee on behalf Knickers 7 to of railroads in the West and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the order of Railw Conductors was admitted last night by Charles D. Nor- i8 of the railway commitice 1t was announced by the railway that the trainmen cnd conduetots de- manded a wage increase of 19 per cent ‘T¢ this demand the railways countered with an offer of 615 and 7', per cent raises, according to P G. Otterback. 4 nailvay official The unions refused to arbitrate, ac- eording to Morris TEN HURT IN “L” CRASH. lide—Firemen seengers ). <-Ten parsons were slightly n-u.u d teday in & rear-end collision of Mt hattan Transit eleva Brookiyn near the e ton. The last car on the first train which was stalled ou & curve a block from the station, ceught fire Piremen rescued most of the mnxexs from the first trai d Lidmund Burke —when not in London at the House of Commons spent his lelsure hours at his farm in Beaconsfield. 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