Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1928, Page 8

THREE TICKETS PUT ' INFIELD AT IDAHO Socialists Decide to Come Back After Progressives Withdraw. Mount Rainier is not broke, indig- nantly resents implications that it is and its sense of civic pride is going t. Rrecludc ncceptancennr an offer of the 7 merican Automobile Association to BOISE, Idaho, September 8.—Al-| fyrish uniforms for its police force. though the so-called third party ticket| These facts were made very plain will not be in the field of politics during | 1ast night by Arthur Keefer, corpora- th> present campaign, the Progressives | tion counsel of the little town just deciding to quit. there will still be three | across the District line, upon learning tickets in the running, as the Socialists | On his return from a vacation of the have decided to come back. They will | controversy raging over arrest of sev- not be a serious tactor as politics go in | cral A. A. A. members by plain clothes Idaho. Their purpese is to keep their | officers of the town. The motor cluh party intact and from affiation with | protested against the practice of offi- tn> major partics. | cers making traffic arrests in civilian The three State conventions helg in | clothing, and in a letter to tne town i2ho during the week that has just | council offered to supply uniforms, ex- sed sang the swan song for the|plaining it understood the town itseif gressives, brought the Socialists back | Was financially unable to do so. and placed complete Republican| Mr. Keefer announced that “Mount i Demccratic tickets in the running. | Ranier has all the money in the world" he Progressive party declared for a|and doesn't need outside assistance of s susponsion in Idaho politics when | the sort offered by the automobile as- leaders gathered in Boise to discuss | sociation. problem of naming a State ticket “We do not have any paid policemen, ding their party without a national | 50 there is no necessity for any um- tet, they considered it unwise to at- | forms,” the town's legal representative npt 1o put up a political fight this | declared. ,‘Furthermore, we have not r. Members of the party may vote | deemed it necessary to appoint any paid ere they desire, but the leaders and | policemen for traffic duties or anything bulk of th> rank and file are de- |else. We are a small town and our ed to be for Haover. citizens are law-abiding. v McKaig, Progressive party leader.| “The American Automobile Associa- nairman of the State central commit- | == = = t issued a statement declaring it is| chooses to nullify the Constitution. his intention to support Hoover. He| The fact that the bulk of the Progres- claims Gov. Smith has forced thz | sives will vote for Hoover is believed by Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. THE SUNDAY MT. RAINIER RESENTS OFFER TO FURNISH POLICE UNIFORMS Official Tells A. A. A. for Suits, But Doesn't Have to Because It Has No Paid Force. Towin s Ml 1o Py tion wants us to station a policeman 1n uniform beside a ‘stop’ near the Dis- trict line. We don't think an officer is required to stand there and make the public understand that the sign means what it says. Respect for law and for the rights of others would be enougn to make motorists obey the signal. If they insist on disregarding it, it is our right to arrest and prosecute them. “Moreover, we could not appoint a paid policeman without sanction of the State Legislature. Even if we had the authority we wouldn't pay a man to stay at that sign snd compel motorists to_obey it.” Mr. Keefer said that the offer of the A. A A. to supply uniforms will come before the town council at a meeting tomorrow night. He predicted that the council would refuse it. LATE APPLES DAMAGED. HAGERSTOWN, Md., September 8.— Serious damage by rain to the late apple crop in the Cumberland Valley ‘was reported today by orchardists in the Hancock apple belt. Winesaps are bursting, rendering the {ruit unsalable, said Andrew Cohill, one of the largest growers in the Hancock region. In the Baker orchards of Fred- erick County, the damage was estimated prohibition issue on the American | leading politicians to cinch this State,] prople and that he cannot vote for a | for the Republican presidential nominee. man for President who deliberately H. A. LAWSON. Men’s $2.00 to $2.50 Pajamas Wonderful Values at 1.39 Buy a supply while you can at this low price .for the value is an exceptionally good one and the savings unusual. The Fabrics The Styles Broadcloth Coat Style Percale Slip-Over Nainsook With Collars Cotton Pongee Without Collars The Colors Plain Colors Neat Stripes Fancy Combinations Conservative Patterns Some with rayon frogs and rayon trim. Sizes A B C Men’s Shop—Main Floor savings. Furniture—Fourth at 20 per cent. Further rains during the next week would cause almost the complete destruction of the crop. Oneida Community Silver Discontinued Hampton Court Pattern 3 to Y, Off An unusual opportunity to buy fine silverware, for gifts or your own use at extraordinary savings. Richly ornamented and exquisitely shaped, the beautiful Hampton Court design gives magnificence to.the simplest A thoughtful and lasting gift, too. dinner party. In fresh and shining new pieces. at a saving of from one-half to one-third. Silverware—Main Floor Odd Bedroom Pieces—Great Values! For the guest’s room...the spare room. ..the children’s room or a new piece for your own bedroom...many delightful small pieces in high-grade bedroom furniture at far from small $46 Dresser $34.75 Large, roomy dresser of beautiful figured American walnut veneer and gumwood; onlay of quar- tered oak. 45-inch swinging mirror. Dustproof throughout. $47 Chifforobe 36.75 Full size, oak-lined Chifforobe of figured American walnut veneer and gumwood: onlay of quar- tered oak. Solidly constructed. A beautiful and practical piece. Floor STAR. WASHINGTON, SERVANTS GET BULK OF WOMAN’S ESTATE | |House and Interest in Other An- napolis Property Given Colored Girl by Miss Andrews. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md. September 8.— The bulk of the estate of Miss Mar- | garet Andrews, who died several wecks ago, is left to colored domestics em- ployed in the Andrews home, 16 Mary- land avenue. The will has been filed in the office of the register of wills of | Anne Arundel County. A house at 238 | King George street and interest in other property are left to Charlotte Johnson, colored. A one-third interest in the house at 224 King George street is left | to Hester R. Johnson, mother of Char- lotte. Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church and St. Anne’s Cemetery were | left small sums. | The will was prepired December 14, | 1927, apparently in Miss Andrews’ own | | handwriting. and was witnessed by her | | sister, Miss Katherine D. Andrews, and | Elizabeth Parkinson. In addition to | Miss Katherine Andrews, another sur- | | viving sister of Miss Margaret is Miss | | Elizabeth D. Andrews | | INFORMER SUES SHERIFF. Special Dispatch to The Star. | HAGERSTOWN, Md., September 8.— | James B. Cole, dry informer, today in- stituted mandamus proceedings against | Sheriff Scott M. Kline to collect $525 | | paid in Circuit Court fines by violators | of the county local option law. The arguments will be heard Friday. | The proceedings follow the recent re- | fusal of the Board of County Commis- sioners to pay the claim and is con- cidered a test case. 831 Chest of Drawers 23.75 Figured American walnut veneer and gumwood with onlay of quartered oak. Solidly con- structed; 36-inch top; 4 spacious drawers, dustproof throughout. $50 French Vanity 38.75 Full Vanity, with handsome triple mirror; of American wal- nut veneer and gumwood; quar- tered oak onlay. A piece of un- usual beauty, conservative and tastefully designed. Extraordinary Values at these Sale $22.50 Value Special, 14,85 Pr. 50 inches wide, 2!, yards long; made with French edge. $17.50 Value Special, 11,85 Pr, Made with French edge; 21 vards long, 36 inches wide, Blue-Rose Blue-Taupe Blue-Brown Blue-Blue Blue-Gold Mulberry-Blue Brown-Brown Rose-Roze Green-Green Draperies—second Floor number of beautiful fabrics. .. choose many, tomorrow at this extraordinarily low price . 5,000 Panel Curtains Actual Values $2.50 to $3.95 Choose from over 100 beauti- 6 5 ul designs. ..choose from any . 3 . ea. .and save considerably. Choose for gift-giving, too! Irish Point Madras Weave Rayon Net Point Venice Filet Net Scotch Lace Luster Rayon Striped Net Casement Rayon Draperies—Second Floor Gold Rose Green-Rose Rose-Taupe Guaranteed Sunfast Custom- Made Velour Portieres True Values at their Regular Prices— Prices For the first time tomorrow! A large purchase from a high-grade manufacturer, made far in advance of the season, at remarkable price concessions, e nables us to offer for the first time tomorrow these beautiful, high-quality Velour Portieres at prices that set a record for value-giving. $12.50 Value Made with French edge, 27 inches wide, 272 yards long. Special, 8,85 Pr. Choose From These Color Combinations: Rose-Gold Gold-Gold Mulberry-Mulberry 54-Inch Drapery Velour 1.68 yd. Reg. Value, $2.29 yd. Beautiful soft-finish velour, excellent for draping: in lovely shades to harmonize with every decorative scheme. Draperies—Second Floor V?lour & Damask Window Drapes 2.89 Set Regular $3.95 value. Made with two side drapes and valance over top. A variety of beautiful deco- rative shades. Draperies—Second Floor D. C. SEPTEMBER 9. 1928—PART 1. Sale of 2 Carloads of ectric Washing Machines From the Makers of Ap Doubly guaranteed washing machines . . ex & Rotarex . guaranteed by the manufacturer . .. guaranteed by Palais Royal. Two great carloads . . . purchased at an amazing price concession . . . and offered to housewives at a phenomenal saving! Avail yourself of this opportunity NOW Formerly sold at 129.50 Note these special features: —All-Copper Tub —All-Metal Wringer —Safety Release —Enamel Finish Sheet Capacity —High-Power Motor Will do the average family wash in an hour, ... profit by the great sav- You can buy on the Club Plan: Every woman can own one of these wonderful electric wash. ing machines. Juet pay $5 down and $6 per month. A convincing demonstration on the Fourth Floor. 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Fancy silk cord. Rembrandt Model Junior & Bridge Lamps Complete with Shades 9.75 Reg. $15.75 Beautiful Rembrandt Masterpiece lamps: iand-finished with fine hammered effects; an- tique brass and other fine finishes. Silk georgette shades in rich, beautiful colors; pleated or plain; attractively trimmed. 12 choice models to select from at this special price i Rembrandt Masterpiece Bridge or Junior Lamps $35.00 lamps ]. 7 .5 0 Massive bases of solid brass and bronze; carved, fluted and etched finishes; handmade harmonizing shades of brocaded silk, silk crepes, georgettes, etc. Rich stone settings. Remarkable value at this low price. 9.75 Lamp Shades for Junior Lamps 7.25 Exquisitely lovely chades in futuristic designs, attractively colored. M-ede of fine quality georgette. Lamps—Fourtk Floor These compare favorably with 29c¢ Lamp Shades 15 Styles 19¢ ea. Fancy paper shades for bridge lamps. Many attractive colors and designs to choose from. $1.50 Lamp Shades 4 Large Shapes 1.19 ea. 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