Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 24

24 CARDS ATTACKING SITH AR SEIZED Postal Officials Hold Anony-‘ mous Matter Barred Under | Libel Rule. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md. September 11.— | Approximately 100 post cards attacking Gov. Smith have been seized in the post | office here under an order of Postmaster Benjamin F. Woelper, jr. while n\\'nlt-‘ ing general orders from Post Office offi- | cials at Washington. Some of the cards, Mr. Woelper said, were delivered before they came to the attention of postal clerks, but once their | nature was discovered every employe was ordered to be on the alert. | Although it was reported general or- ders had been issued at Washington. thev had not been received here when the | seizure was made, but the postmast acted ona ruling by O. N. Forrest. !I“Ft ant district attorney and George E. Brl!l chief postal inspector at this office. that the cards violated regulations forbidding the mailing of “scurrilous” and libelous matter. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, The Newer Ideas for Fall Presented in This Advance Showing and Selling Gage Autumn Hats Displaying Sleek $ 5 Colors Sponsored by Soleils, Soft Felts in Clever New Effects the Style Experrs Here and Abroad Fashioned Favored Fall Dresses In Crepes, Satins and All- Important Velvet What is over the style horizon for Fall? A visit to our Misces’ and Wom- en's Dress Shops will keep no secrets from you. Here vou will find fracks graciously feminine—fash- joned from lovely canton crenes, lustrous crepe-back satins, georgettes, crepe combinations. and every- where VELVET! Trans- parent in all cases. Black still leading. with the smart new fur shades running close second. Then there’s Spanish wine. Eng- lish red and green and caramel — all new this scason. 845 to 369 Second Floor D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 192 Schooltime’s Nearing Don’t wait too long for your visit to Lansburgh & Bro. Here you will find children’s shops complete, in readiness to meet every wear- able need that will figure in making the coming school year a glorious success. A number of special values are offered in new and up-to- the-minute styles for both boys and girls. Boys’ 4-Pc. Suits of FineWoolens Girls’ Practical School Frocks The printed _cards attacking Gov.| e o oot hamer b ot Distinction in Millinery—a title long cherished by the Gage hat— effort will be made to find him, Mr. Brill | _ for in this well known make style is supplemented with worthiness of - : material and nicety of workmanship. It is needless to say their shapes NEW DENOUNCES SENDER. are smartly different, appealing especially to women looking for the Postmaster General New was em- sporty and unusual! And to try to describe their colorings and their $7.95 Handsome grey Smart little frocks Sweater and / 2 and brown mixtures —vouthfully feminine phatic in denouncing the sender of the s i p 4 5 . . | y to choose from—and yet severe 1 line, Sr Smith post card and termed the delightful combinations would be impossible. See them—you will ap- Skll't Outht & how well we know indeed a happy com- missive “salacious beyond the question | preciate their value. s for the long haired as well as the bobhed 1 A that young men like bination that makes oo EEA b Rien: S i these shades for Fall. the practical school o Mannishly tailored frock. Jersey, crepe: of a doubt.” “Many things go through the mails three - button sack and velvetcen com- coats with two pairs binations. and silk that I, personally, would like to bar,” he said, “but under the law I am power- of lined golf knickers crepes in one and and vest to match. two piece styles. less to do so. In this case, however, _ : : Sizes 8 to 14 years. delight in assembling their own ensemble. Boys’ Shirts Millinery Shop—Second Floor Fall—cool Autumn days—and a sweater and skirt ensemble always seem to go together. A This year more than ever young moderns will 8 & Sizes 6 to 15. there is no question but that the matter is unmailable and anything similar will The Butterfly Skirt, $495. A graceful, yet A Youthful Hats sporty skirt, cut circular to give the feminine | $1 $1 98 ) be ruled out without hesitation.” flare. Knife pleated—all around—and mounted Roll - off - the - face Mr. New said he had received letters from Roman Catholics at various times protesting against the use of the mails for attacks on the Catholic Church. He said that he was unable to repress That Will Be Seen on the on a wide girdle-like band. Sizes 26 to 34. ¢ ‘ ot Amazican Smart Campus and at the Ve Swenterss S0 1o iovely. colors. and 6 broadcloth, percale styles, wide-brimmed Most Important Functions combinations of colors to match or go well Ia::g ain S st sk sy SHIPPING NEWS || (XA $179.50 these activities except in cases where m plain and fancy ef- quality felt mn desir- the letters were found salacious and ©bscene by the department solicitors. vou will find the new crew neckline—or the X A (ecte: Sives VB4 to able shades for girls popular vee shape. 14%5. 6 to 14 years. Sport S port Shap—Second Flaor Bogy Wear shoo Girls' Wear Shop Street Floor Feurth Floor ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Baltic—Liverpool ... September Coam ‘September Fur coats are no longer the luxury they used to be! Now a very handsome model fashioned of exquisitely matched peltries can be bought ey ,‘,}‘m_s_n N = \ at a modest sum. T §ke for instance, this won- T e aman derful group—priced unusually low—offering B oD, BEmaar \ new 1928-29 styles in coats of sealine (dved aflantide— i W\ // : ; i . i RS T e / coney), pony, muskrat, beaverette (dyed DUE TODAY. / I cmfiey , and marmot. Majestic—Southampton . ...... ( ichly tri i A y. Bty i September 3 | I ichly trimmed with Queen Ann, Johnny, Bouthern Cross—Buen . Aususf roll shawl and crushed collars of fitch, squirrel, CarrilioPuerts - Barrios. Septe i - % 5 ox, dyed ermine and dyed squirrel. Some France—Havre .. [.llSeptember 3 DUE TOMORROW. with cuffs to match. All beautifully silk lined. And with this combination comes the Shower or Storm tockholm—Gothenburg September . b P Bremernaven Bt { | Ask about the Budget Plan—it will booklet “The Melba Technique—the help to solve your fur coat problem. Way To Charm. J el Soch are the required un- DUE THUREDAY. $ ; ’98 Tollet Goods—Street Fle ‘September i e derwear for Fall and erissa—8t. 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V \ Cotton Suits, §1.09 : T‘I\ey are in good- e \ R to §1.23. ookin; lors, too i , e Cotton Vests and ) Tomorrow—Qur Notable e 4L W gl SQuEEats to 14, Children's Underwear m tobal, Ca! uenn ....September 12 . 5 erzone sm..;.?:." s Semi-Annual Sale of o e o s, Ut nd ‘%unli Mart: : China—Housewares i Unpainted Furniture olyn—I mvm-n—-hcme Consi Bac City—Antwerp. e Maracaiby alfe nos_ Afr Melba’s Lov’me A-B-C of Beauty Package, $1 A $1.75 Value Package contains A, Rouge, regularly 50c; B. prsmk regularly 50c; C. Face Ralncoats Are Ready Powder, regularly 75c—all neatly boxed, To Protect Young for only $1. Ones Against Undies to Pack in School Bound Trunks Warm undergar- ments —an absolute necessity for the voung school boy's or girl's health. Here at special savings Girls’ New Bestyette Berengaria—Southampton September George Washington—Bt e eptember DUE SATURDAY. ) Volendam—Rotterdam ........September nuz SUNDAY. = tlnn-—)remnhl : . anconia—Live ; onterey—Vera Cruz.. SAILING TOMORROW. Aquitants_Cherbours and Souths Bixaola—King: Cris Fashionably and Comfortably Shod School Hosiery Pass All Exams! FrbachPacific Const. Diamens Suerto Corter Eanta R. O Salla—Buenos Alres. SATLING THURSDAY. Erecident Adams—World cruise 2u—Hav, After searchmg the markets for weeks and weeks we’ve gathered to- gether at a price phenomenally low—hundreds of worthwhile house- Eocuabaes EaTe viyiobal, (Callan and | hold articles that generally cost a great deal more. Come down early M.‘,’.‘.‘“%{;‘i oo lmachonre vana irkiner | tomorrow morning—get your share. Surely you will not want to miss them! Conmorgan Jusn and santo Domingo = v 13—Automatic Foot - Lift s e 1—Pottery _ Jardiniere— ‘Troubadour—Santes EAILING FRIDAY. . Carmania_Plymouth, Havre and London. France—Plymouth and Hevre Augustus—Naples and Genoe. | Eapland—Piymouth, Cherboure and Ant- gmnesouflflu!flme and Londs BT Coph PlSmouth. - Cherbours and Bremerhaven 2asestic_Cherbourg and Southampton. dison_—Piraeus. 1 5% Eork—Cherbours. Bouthiamston and Hamburi l!\m’-r‘nr— ass! fartiniausPort au Prince. Cartagena and Puerto_Colombia Astrea—Cape Haitten, Port de Paix, Go- naives and St. Mare. | SAILING SATURDAY. Caledonia—Glasgow and Moville. E:evangerfiord —Berzen | £an Juen—§an | BV S thiansand, Otlo ane Copennazen o S Cothenburg i ana. Cristobal and Port Limon | tiago. Kingston. Puerto Ca-tilla rto Barrios and Belize. | ans SiieGobh ‘and Liverpool Rerisca 8t John's and Halitax o Cherkours,. and _Southempton dpm-Plymonlh ‘Boulogne and Rotter- smm.—col;m and Liverpool. a_Puerto Corte: | Chlantes Barbados, Rio de Janeiro, Monte- | 74 Baenos Alres Kingston and Puerto Office Business Theatre Golf Tennis College School Shopping Govt. Bldgs. Convenient to All Car and Bus Lines. Live in The Bradford 1800 K St. N.W. Furnished and unfurnished apartments, 1 room and bath to 7 rooms and 2 baths. Elec- tric refrigeration. 24-hour tele- phone and elevator service. Manager on Premises. Geo. W. Linkins | | | | | | Rental Agent ivory and colored ef- fects. Sizes 7 and 9 inches .......... $1.00 2—Imported China Cups and Saucers — with gold bands, luster bor- ders or hand-painted borders .6 for $1.00 3—Imported Colored Glass Wine Sets—set of 1 decanter and 6 glasses and tray to match. Set 4—5-Piece Pottery Mix- ing Bowl Set—gradu- ated sizes — good h\a\) quality pomn et oS- ..51.00 S—Colored Glass Salad Piates — 7-inch size. Choice of rose or green in two pretty styles... glass — hand decorated. 2 perfume bottles, 1 powder hox and tray. Green, rose or amber. Set ..$1.00 7—Glass Water Sets— pitcher and 6 glasses to match, in rose only. 8—7- Piece Japanese Tea Set — imported. hand decorated. Includes 6 cups and tea pot to match. Set .. ..$1.00 9—3-Piece Colored Glass Console Set — new shapes and styles Rose or green (one style) with hand-cut design. Set ... .$L00 10—Aquarium With Stand — 2-gallon ca- pacity. Complete with wrought iron stand, §1 11—Wrought - Iron Fern Stands — sturdy and well constructed. 11- inch fern bowl and fin- ished in verdigreen, $1 12—7-Piece Hand - Cut Wine Sets—all hand cut. Decanter -and 6 stem glasses to match ....c.o0... 8000 Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Garbage Cans — with galvanized inset. Lac- quered in green, biue, white and red.. ...S1 14—End Tables — with wrought iron legs and wood tops. Finished in red and gold. ...§1 15—Wagners' Cast Iron Skillet—may be used as two separate skil- lets or as oven. 10 inches in diameter, §1 16—Oval Splint Hampers, with hinged covers. Trimmed in blue. Sturdily con- structed st 17—One-Burner Electric Stove — finished in green, red, black or vellow. Complete with 6-ft. .§ 18—Metal Bath Stools— with cork seats and finished in red, yellow * and green $1 19—Fern Baskets — that will hold 6-inch pots. Grey, green, blue and mahogany finished, $1 20—Screen Doors—sold as is. Some damaged, others * slightly mar- red. Sizes 30x78 inches and 34x82 inches,...$1 21—Unpainted Square Waste Paper Baskets —a large generally useful size st 22—Wall Brush, made of good quality hair; with round ends. Easily washed. ... .$1 23—Relish Dishes — w: nh nickel frames. Handle style with glass inset divided into two com- partments $1 24—Lansburgh & Bro. Special Bath Tissue— },(X)O-shee! rolls. 15 ot = -$1 25—Colgates F-b—u!elv washes the finest fah- rics. Buy dozens at this price. 12 for $1 It is the style and the comfort together in these smart school shoes that is par- ticularly appealing to the young miss. She adores style and appreciates comfort! Four attractive models offered. 1. Growing Girls’ Oxfords, black calf and patent leather. Flat heel, square toe with \Amg tip and_ brass eyelets. 2% to 7% 2. Gm“um Girls : o blucher style and shown in patent leather, tan cali, black cali with contrasting tongue and saddle. Sizes 2% to Fat $s 3 Misses' achool " Oxford, blucher style and of tan calf trimmed _with beige leather tongue. Sizes 113 to 2. $4.50 4. Misses’ Blucher Oxford, in patent leather, black calf and tan calf with wing tip. A smart style. Sizes 117; to 2... .$4.00 Children's Shoes—Second Floor A dozen pair of these smart novelty socks won't be too many for the school year. Why there are styles for both girls and boys in the gayest of colors and color combinations in loud striped, checked and blocked patterns. Also there are many con- servative designs that are sure to appeal to youths wearing darker shades. This is without question one of the most com- plete assortment of children’s hose we haye ever offered at one low price. For Boys or Girls 50c Other Hosiery for School-Going Children, Priced Up to $1 50 Children's Hosiery Section—Street Floor Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E—Famous for quality Since 1860—Frankiin 7400