Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1928, Page 18

18 - : THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTOY, T. C. OCTOBER 14, 1978—PART 1. GEBERG STUDENTS *CAN VALUED LORE Marion Expedition Tells of Thrills Seeking Ice Data ) THE FALL EXHIBITION S T split, a hand-to-hand battle on ship- board between the crew and & husky Every Home and bear cub, a dangerous creep through feld ice, a near wreck on mischarted For Evefy Incoma o S S S An Aut Stvle S} This Week ed_i_fmm the waters of Greenland. lt m 12 ty e lO w 18 ee hrough it all the expedition pressed ¢ . No type of home has bee: looked in th n overlooked in the lts'sclentine observations with unrelent. i ng regularity, acquiring huge stores o F turin. N s h l 4 d " o e B e i ea u] m ew l/ olstere 1 urflltu’ € present showing of upholstered suites azard. The expedition, sent north by o pos " the Coast Guard in the little cutter 4 aidiniecan. Seo ‘ Marion, incidentally aided in the search fl’ re; and scores for the Rockford-Stockholm fiyers, Has- of smart, new design sell 40 Cramer. AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES P Greenland's Tee-Cap. Cl all at special prices. At Port de Quervain most of the crew | hiked six miles across boulder-strewn mountains and glacial till, and past ponds and lakes to gaze upon the bil- lowy desert of ice that forms the in. land ice-cap of Greenland. Red peaks of ice-worn lava moun- tains rising 5,000 feet above blue ices dotted waters, glacial torrents, coal seams and fossils in creamy limestone bespeaking & once-tropical climate were among the sights this northern section of Greenland displayed. The Marion was tossed in a furious gale in Davis Strait. For three days aficrward the ship risked being caught in ice floes as it wormed its way through a vast pack. Walruses were shot. A polar bear and one cub were slain. Bear for Zoo Here. A second was captured for the Na- tional Zoo in Washington, Next day the big cub got loose. Boatswain Krestensen battled 4t séngl;;gandi? st 3 N rst, receiving a mnasty . leut. S 1 | coat. Pinally the crew, by v fof i, ~ = ] Karpen Group fashioned from solid mahog- numbers, subdued the young husky, e\ 5 A T A 1 Once during the survey Brevoort \ s it e i l]fl','u i l:n_y and :} a lovely green damask and mo- Island su%:ernl;dv' logmexdi ms u;t-h night. R | air cm: ination. Three pieces of excellent It was charted, Comdr. Smith says, > , ; Bt . too far to the west, and it was lucky J . %ocnfs;;-; al! :«fi thg usual Karpen that the Marion dfd not crash on the p neness. Specially priced ngw. | rocks. ; [ During its criss-cross survey of the g g P - | ocean trough between Greenland and B : 8395 i Lubradgr the Yesdse;l um{lche_d for the & » I v ) \ | fiyers, Cramer ane assell. X B L - \\ A R- \ o & 2 Storn Strikes Haven. \ A TS i Same Suite in Rose Diamask $395 After a wild night in the overfalls of Hudson Strait the vessel anehored in a supposedly warm and pleasant spot in the shadow of the 7,000-foot Torngats of Labrador. ‘These mountains form the highest land anywhere near the east coast, of the Americas. _Hardly had the anchor been let down than a shpieking williwaw swept down and whitened the water. The ship heeled and swerved as though xruaed in giant hands. All'night these Inter- mittent winds, warmed by compression due( to their quick descent, shook the craft. 2 the Marion pushed southward. Back to Greenland, farther south, where rounded mountains are covered with thick sub-arctic fiora, where Danes operated a rich cryolite mine, and then POLICéMAN. ARRESTED S ’ ¢ v ,' : N ' Gorgeous :hevr'on. mohair i‘n a distinctive ‘N DEATH OF PORTER : A . rust shade covers this gracefully designed - 1 b T 2’ Z Karpen Group. The ‘open Armchair and ko s 3 seat cushion tops of the two large pieces Chaiged With Homicide After are cleverly done in a2 harmonious fabric. . < Three pieces specially priced now. : 1 Fatal Shooting in New York Cafe. 3295 : | SOME MIGHTY GOOD REASONS | Rl ST . By the Assoclated Press. :NEW YORK, October 13.—A pélice- &“J&yu.mfifi&mfiflmé » i ing of William Henry, 53 yeats old, & ‘ ; 7 ERA e Sulebabl B Jor buying upholstered furniture chest, right arm and ‘was_found i a room adjoining the ~man Edward Beer, who was attracted « by the sound of the shots. At the bar, Beer said, was Patrolman Eugene Hig~ WEEK gins, Samuel Cohen, bartender, and the latter’s brother, Joseph Cohen. When Higgins was taken .into custody his service revolver was empty. Police said they found four loaded cartridges and one empty one in front of the cafe. s ‘Th; p!o}:lce m unable to ledam what . use e shooting. Henry died sooi 7 1 L o y D ; (1) Because you will be among the first to select from the choicest and e layan ta tim pre- smartest designs i hol d furni i cinct palice atation, where he was pro- § F 13 g e f:gns' n u;) o_stere urmture—fleslgns that denote the new- ~Rirgton and supendéa, e ater vas : ‘reg 1;1 urn;ture ashions and.upholstenes.that express the tendency ~Cohens held 35 maierial vitmeses, oward softer colors used so extensively by leading decorators today. : . J a:member of the force four and a half Genuine Mahogany Carved Frame Suite in T oo i et 3 (e Svening. i ; : G R e L g iz ki 2 Because the present display is greater and far lovelier now than ever be- i Lloyd George type chair in & gorgeous PEACE BOND REQUIRED ( ) fore. The number and variety of artistic new suites and pieces are so f.'fi.'fu Efiuf.fiifify"::’.:fiffé?fi OF ARLINGTON EDITOR large as to simplify your selection—the price range fully keeps in mind well. A Karpen creation of rare good taste. the purse of every type of home. C. H. Greathouse Charged With Assault With’ Dangerous Weapon | by W. E. Weaver. » Because every suite and single piece of upholstered furniture in our Special Dispatch to The Star. B e e w0, vast, new stocks are remarkably low priced for this occasion. Savings H Gresthouse, ::lg:egyfh:ggmgoz; ;| to you this week are far greater than you would expect for such fine t sworn to by W. E. Weaver, i 1 3 b Y s furniture. Karpen construction, you know, is guaranteed. weekly, charging assault with a danger- D s iar Do Oviise kesy of . 01 B inaa s S BOCurs SO ( 4) Because you can make up your own group, after your own individual Mr. Weaver told the rt that he H = o O R taste, at our Custom Built Department, at special price reductions. volver said to have figured in the case was confiscated. The trouble- started over a question of rent of the build- ing owned by Mr. Greathouse in which * }H'et Mogiw:iés glr;‘wd, ls is sll?}.‘l The e X 3 atter 81 aye drawn e re- vOlve Mr. Weaver, whi - . o o T R Select Your Favorite Upholstered Style Now at Savings— - n e building. e Whether. It Be a Love Seat, the Tuxedo Sofa, the Lawson, Qs hiredfadditaventy: ve ol /sl Thclll;;dl for Tnés, together too low a price for this good- e e e the Granby, the Gregory, the Chesterfield, the Club Type, Carved looking Karpen Overstuffed Suite 5o pleas- ter to find work begun on a $30,000 ingly upholstered in Jacquard velour, but tree-planting program recommended b g.vif: organisations, one of which she Frame Style, Art Moderne or One 0f the Many Other Desigm we mentioned reductions and this is one. Three comfortable pieces in this group. 3 Special ‘175 i Community Dinner » : : g - The Highlands Cafe MMR & ‘ : O MAYER & CO. - e e ; ® y Seventh Street Between D & 6 | T Salads N Variety of fee Creams and Homemade Desserts MUSIC DURING THE DINNER HOUR HARRY SFIGEL. Violinist Yy s