Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1928, Page 20

20 JH’HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D.” T.F WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 715, 19287 and rest at night. The undertaking is attended by grave - | P | N . e d.hmm-s. rspfl‘l:‘h{) mm Gatun 5'51’ B | & ;.| which is infested by alligators. Halli- | | | ‘ Halliburton, Protected From Alli- | jyton win be accompanied by & boat i | & - carrying a sharpshooter. _ gators by Sharpshooter, Will Hailiburton started yesterday from il . - s | p 4 S Rest at Night. Cristobal Bav and. after swimming four TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 5.000,000 Must Enter In-| \ | i s Oitencn foon Gatun. Tonkar” fe. ol G STREET AT ELEVENTH s | [ By the Associated Press ‘(‘}:»I'}n:’l;(l 'v!r:‘"(‘!.:?lnr:h:‘u'k}lmvlnd‘::'mn:‘é dustry to Strike Proper Bal- ! PANAMA, August 15— Richard Hal- ’ in his dangerous swim across that liburton, American author, has started ' body of water. ance, Says %urvcy Group. | : = : . An Inspiring Group of Fashion’s Newest S — - NEW ugust 15 —At least | | e American farmers must & leave ¢ farms and move to the cities | ; ‘ to engage ! pursuits before £ N ‘ ance between the | ‘ ; industries, ac- | nt made for 10| e after S : 4 j € . Smartly Poised is k- Of faShion'right fabriCS in { agricultural | 3 5 F g e Elesd Th ‘ 3 3 ; 1 . . “Switreriand. RICHARD HALLIBURTON i vy § ;l‘my:fla va” | askAlee fashlon'rlght COlOTS nted the Agricul- | fic Bureau. Atlanta, | Author, who has started on an attempt Z 11 A /) Fall Hat FH College. S. C.: Georgia to cross Isthmus in water. S / “ 4 EHCRG a. Experiment B A . ke /) | 4 EEEEEEY . *. Narin Caroina - IDENTIFY “PEEPING TOM.” SR Raleigh, and Georgia TR : ° Agriculture, Athens, G- | o150 05 Police Say Bootblagk. Held | o o s \ ) b L A\ 0 1 i wnb A Special Group of these 10 in making the ive on a later.ship in Constance Case, Is Annoyer, i CHICAGO, August 15 (# --David | 4 7] f] ho } olist me n sati ether vou choose the glistening new atins, 1| Jennie Constance’s slaying. has been | : or rich flat crepe, you are quite certain that the pe two weeks |identified as the “Peeping Tom” who % f fabric is correct, for fashion promises a great party and made & |proved so annoying Evanston last i Y . vogtie for these two weaves. \Vith their neck- ck "E- | February. Shanks recently finished a " / { lin fieiiare A P sur 3 ines which are so engag new—their skirts six-month sentence following charges e 5 - 5 5 rowing out of one of his “peeping” ; i . which are made with the fullness the feminine episodes - i n it whole wardrobe—nothing adds A i iy g S s Prosecuting attorneys expected to re- 1 to ve v ~as a new Autumn hat. These 5 VOge (!on?,qwl ——x!wr new belted and hloused ceive Shanks’ plea in the Constance t ”“.“I‘ql"‘ with youth = effects—this collection will appeal to any woman i n- | case today, as well as to set the dat ful lines. and in t we ors, including Spanish wine y - . ralhia s =+ newviirock (o hee Ry : for his trial. Within a few hours y sew English greens, marron glace and other browns { who wishes to add a smart new frock to I product 3 terday he was ind d. pronounced Miinery- . Fioor | \ & immediate wardrobe. e s v to secure illinery r | - but hape- | legal rights. Before & crowd under | ' . ot Jogisiation reduc. | close guard he re-cnacted for officers | " In Independence blue Span:s.h ing taxes. The German farmers were | the slaving | k il Thos i i e twig found to be the most thoroughly scien- | o tific in each ail of farm management O B ———— | " The Swiss so specialized in their farm- 1 . browns . . and other shades ing that they utilized even the high |fi| s DR R i mountain peaks above the timber line #s grazing grounds for dairy herds “Farm Less Land.” | These dairies are so far from market ] Dr. Jarnigan said, that the cheese pro- duced is a highly concentrated sort, M| Smart New Styles for which is the only product that can be f| 3 : taken to market from these farms and | fJ| Rain or Shine u sold_profitabl | I eersers will iadyise the Amert | ‘Hlmdrrds of Enthusiastic Women Expressed IT b ll e o en i, Rl Their Amazement at the Values in This Sale of /mpreiias : . . ’ market and go to the cities. where their | A “or vou there is st lentv of time to wear these ther industries will bring them For you there is still plenty of time t n . the farmers able to raise good VOrV 3 d-N " P 3 smart, well made coats—but for us their time is grow- B Milipalo amiw Bra o et = Every Pair Brand-New—Advance Fall Models v ade c g All second-quality land should be made : : | ing short, for we want their space for new arrivals. e S Rt 18 eoer ) sgxe and Shown for the First Time kil should be made into forests instead of | 2 remaining barren and subject to con- | > | < 30 Women's and Misses’ Dress and stant erosi { : D O s s i : 7 This is general plan followed m} 3 & Ex“"phonal | Utility F.n.": ;n_@mlr\ fur trmémcu 1 ! 50 Europe, he said, and, if properly ap- A 85 i \ Originally $16.75 and $22.50—to- ] o e plied in the United States, will end th % T, o - H morrow So-called farm “provlem= | (| Values, Every Pair morrow RASKOB TO VISIT WEST. \ B — » 76 Women's and Misses’ Dress and e Bl Sports Coats, of cloth and silk, in a 19 50 Will Attend Robinson Ceremony . : Four Smart Styles—In All Sizes ‘ §5.95 to $8 values Naic e e idein Sumially 7 After Notification of Smith. - : i in this group $29.50 and $39.50—tomorrow NEW YORK. August 15 UP)—After ; : During the dull months of the factory these LS e 5 i fred 2 Emith 1n Albany o Avguct 35, | || 5 shoes were made up especially for this and 4.95 T bbbyl e gLl 6 95 Seratiz matioosi commitiee, i e ; ) our Newark Stores. By placing a huge or- At tEih n . e o e Doceent At ¢he 3 der we obtained the shoes at a large price | fancy borders and a inson at Hot Springs, Ark. August 30. . i g e | new handles of Richelieu, Pun- 13 Women's and Misses' Flannel Coats, p Clirman Raskob said m”wu'xmimve, concession and are selling them the same jab, quartz and novelty onyx iArwhiteandicalors: Onivmaees 05 in St oLuis, 0., 13 A - ~ . . . . = B e *day of the Hot| way. Every pair is stamped genuine alli- pivess gy Apait o o B gl b gu\n there until the day of the Hot tomorrow prings ceremonies 1o confer with Mid- . . ! Bisolandiobite Western leaders to be assembled by! o gator—and every pair an unbelievable bar- | BIRGEUE Coats—Third Floor Senator Hawes of Missouri, regional! i Sy 7 Main Floor manager for the St. Louis district. gain at $5.85 tOMOrTOW . ..cccceuvss s Pleasing colors—navy, purple COMPROMl'SE LIKELY. Four Distinct Styles—Two Straps and Two Ties—Sizes 215 to 9; Widths AA to'C v Dispatch Says Situation Caused by : Shoes—Second Floor Japan Will Be Settled. LONDON, August 15 () —A Reuter 1 lenn, Manchuria, i ation caused by stand against reconciliation the Chinese Nationalists and a—“;fl;:njf;?f; o R i Stunning New Shapes . . . Leathers . . . and Colors undertake not to hoist the Nationalist - Wy : to Carry With Autumn Frocks flag for three months, after which . K \ . Japan would agree not to interfere, Gigantic Bird Sanctuary. / 1 v 3 o { 1 W LN Every Bag A direct result of the recent con- | s, el Regularly gress for the protection of birds held || | \ 3 a Wonder ful PR 8t Geneva is the project to have the (Jl| : & | o % ° They'd Be French government declare for a bird 7 b 3 Value 84.95 sanctuary in the Camargue, where more Z oF.J0 than 20.000 acres of wild land in the delta of the Rhone will become im- mune to all intrusions from hunters sporismen and naturalists, This part of France is already the permanent and i 4 | . blv 3 - § i harmonize mx;u,,,l, ,k,y‘ of innumerable birds: | 4% \ 3 PN X is doubly important, for it must harmonize with it has long been a favorite of wild 4 »r hat or gown carry out the color note of the whol :::%: {ro:rlxh'Al{q;ah u._”::,.iih:,:.d;,;g > g « h,nl g "[T)‘ and ¢ \u\” ut the col ]n te ‘ e ‘\ h ‘c pit s in e nort he scheme w | . v rnsemble. s ne ollection, 13 of brand-ne hand aim at creating a “paradise” principally ; . . 3 | ensex W collectior ; S for the birds of the marshes, repre- bags, in the newest Autumn shapes and styles and co! nted by hundreds of varieties, and : h and underarm bag hmetal, self or sheil 5§ migratory ‘3""‘" froce e r - ors—pouch and underarm bags with metal, self or 1 efore eparture for rames and top or back strap handle The Mait I vl & A i i frames and top or back strap har rd sanctuary | ren T o You'll choose two or three when you see them! il Our Annual August || ‘ Hands Have Full Suits ';;;,':,E;’:Jd‘zyig‘ Furnlture Sale Lill(‘ll gl)“r[ Dl eSSeS These have reinforced gussets which } insure better wear coincidence. 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