Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1928, Page 16

16 THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1928. == - — oo - e resis G T AT IVar: ‘ GUNMAN DIES IN DUEL. | TALKS ON ALASKA, |icrenceof Ainska from the popuiar con | B B ANE L) |Vort Celored Tar - RUSSIANS COMING | G ot o e b o e | W 3 =5 G i | wi r - | stides, ma f th de from pic~ i i ‘1\0 ]nsamtv 5]{_‘;“, HERE FOR AlR MEETgr“o Stage Pistol Battle in Front Will C. Barnes Addresses May. i ‘mgybg e P A 7 » | | In the absence of Gov. T. F. Whittle- | g | NEW YORK, October 17 ().—Two| The beauties of Alaskn and Glacier | \ya1om ooy O ot was Will Attend Internatjonal Parley | zunmen met and fought it out in front | National Park was the theme of an ad-in the form of several songs by Floyd | dress before tHe Washington Society of 2 ? | flower Descendantt. Psychiatrist Holds| By the Associated Press. DETROIT, October 17 of Gotham Night Club. | 2. ) of a night club on Fifty-fourth street, just off Broadway, yesterday. The body Williams, ose wife accompanied him on the p . P IN PART ON CHURGH youth to decorate his car_in 2 in Private Capacity—Soviet. | Clergyman Says Inadequate| Rural Religious Work Is Important Factor. ding The Christian Churches of America indirectly are foste the spirit of crime in the big citics of the United ding to Rev. For colors of the rainbow is fot i tive of any mental disturbance psychiatric clinic_report, Recorders’ Judge W. McKay Skill- s < man yesterda; epre 2 > | The report 2 € of Joseph Wismot, 19, who wa raigned last -we ychiatr} Is Interested. given in the case k on a char and who told the court in to a question that he had dec- d econd-hand car in gaudy to be crazy.” rdered the youth nder obscrvation of the ic clinic fol k M. Pavloff of the Amtorg Trad- 1 an _commercial | formed M that The court found Wismot guilty of speeding he paid. “Cities but depend v and the farmi stant stor Residents to Streets. that steps rural and ards of C the Christian churc] the Episcopal Churc to promote religious ide: cepts of life where both ar According to Mr. F 45.000.000 person population of the T ed in the so-called r distriets. 000,000 actuall; live in the and of these a large percentage | are absolutely without religious affilia- P repor ‘al districts most.” man, t ed was to cause | tinct en, here are ha to detes yeL we find director of iscopal | n full —that ‘the | Rev. rural work Church, decla sympathy with city churches w tomb unless we d ethin that vast ‘army of boys and girls who will tomorrow be in the city.’ opinion- ba OPPOSE JUNE ELECTION. | LONDON, October 17 (#).—Opposi- tion is understood to have develoved | in government ranks to the present plan of holding the general election next June. An alternative proposal be- ing strongly urged is that the election | gv postponed until the end of Septem- | er. i Critics of the carlier date insist it would be almost impracticable to get | through the necessary parliamentary | business in time for a June election, | despite the fact that the new session | is being opened November 6, largely to | facilitate an early Summer election. EARTH TREMOR FELT | IN NEW HAMPSHIRE No Damage Reported, but Shock Rocks ¥ Hampshire tow Although in none of the ¢ the some of the tow Houses trembl I Amberst and Mount V s a ral other smaller to the “E and fined him $20, which that Russia 1s ! d strides in the field of fation and is deeply in- Union_of epublics, Mr. Pavloff carried about 350,- | d parcels and | making EX-AUDITOR JAILED. Former Staté Official Loses Appeals in Embezzlement Case. CHARLESTON, W. Va., October 17| (#)—John C. Bond, former State au- | ditor, was committed to the Kanawha County Jail yesterday preliminary to to the State at Mounds- er a_sentence of six years' ent for misuse of State funds. C his conviction some months | ago, Bond has been denied appeals by the' Kanawha County Circuit Court Supreme Court and Gov. ed to extend clemency. | night. s report- | tremor sufficie; clustered southern der of the PEAR salad—a tomato salad—are their very finest selves under Gelfand’s Thick and ecreamy and light. By the makers of Gelfand’s Relish Sand. wich Spread. Mayonnaise. ST Funy S Distributors 1 THE CARPEL COMPANY Washington, D. C. GELFAND’S MAYON S MELEAN g s The Store for People BIG SALE! \ All colors; high luster; permanent finish. : ; Sale of . Extra Sizes. - Fine prinfs and. cofton charmense; in half sizés, to-523/: " ‘Butterfly Skirts Popular shades and just the right flare to these, and seasonable, too. Second Floor $1.50 and RAYON UNDERWEAR Hip Hem Slips Chemises Bloomers Gowns Pajamas Dance Sets Every wanted color, lace trim- and plain tailored styles. All sizes. Per- fect quality 35- &l gauge rayon. med FROMON ¥irst Floor |H[A\RRYL[§AU]FMAN 1316-1326 Seventh StNW, Wn’s Rayon Satin Slips $7.29 - ljiofighSleeVe' "House '-'FrOcks : $1.60 | 1 Special Purchase 500 Doz. Charge Account Is Invited $25 Fur-Trimmed COATS Striking new Fall coats of broad- cloth and suede. Trimmed with bol- ster fur collars, mushroom collars and others with ‘plain fur collars and cufts. Especially well tailored and in the pop- ular shades of 11 fabrics—of Tans, Browns and Blacks. Sizes 16 to 50 ; Black Brown and Buck Other Gray Furs Extra quality and at an unusually price for coats of such smart style. Second Floor ADORABLE STYLES IN GIRLS’ DRESSES for Fall and Winter low been xind to' the esigning so many le dresses for the chil- ol and Novelty Cloths. ets, Velveteen with Ensemble Effects. Skirt Effects and Regulation Serge Dresses. Second Floor 69 $1.00 Pcinted Heel Pure Silk HOSE- $2.09 Grade Silk from toe to top. Very fine gauge. Service and chiffon. Choice ' 79c weight All sizes, 8!5 to 10. Every wanted shade. Slight sub- standards of a fa- mous $1.00 quality. No imverfection in the silk. First Floor of one was found in an automobile later, and the other suffered in silence of the feud. The police picked up tw revolvers on the duelling ground. Fou ts had been fired from each. 2ph Noe, knawn as a plumber, but by the police to b 4 three wounds whi om a sedan and opened fire fell back into the car with under the ear from No a“bullet urn fire. | New York City public schools teach Roe Fulkerson (Glasses) NOW AT 1342 F National Press Club Building Two Doors From FOX THEATER i 5 T AT T TR T TR IR T # ’) T O T S T T O U T O R U T ’ —in Syracuse _ | Mayflower Descendants last night by | Will C. Barnes of the United States| | et o ause | Geographical Board. The meeting was | at a hospital, refused to tell the caus held in- the Washington Club, Seven- | teenth Mr. Barnes, who has recently returned | has been commissioned by the War De- tom a trip through the West and to| partment a captain in the Medical { Alaska, Commissioned in Medical Corps. and K streets. Dr. William C. West, Alexandria, Va., emphasized particularly the dif- | Corps Reserves of the Army. Enjoys the larg- est sale in the world because, it’s the finest grown. Scrve Lipton’satevery meal or a fur coat {- .. both of them may be bought on credit ) A big manufacturer wants to put up a new build- ing. He borrows the money, giving the lender his notes, which fall due every three months or six months. He pays for his building on time, with installments. ¥ ‘A young girl buys a fur coat at our store. She pays one-third of its cost at once, and the balance at her convenience within three months. What is the difference in these transactions? Nothing—except size! The business man finances his business in the only modern, practical way. And a girl finances her business like a good business woman. In fact, from the sellers point: of view, the girl is a better credit risk’ than the business man. His business:may fail, ‘as thausands of them do every year; and-he loses everything he has. The girl may lose her jdb, but she can.get another one. She can get a’job mofe easily and quickly than the manu- facturer can get another new business. From the buyer’s point of view both transactions are highly satisfactory. If the building had to be paid for at once in cash, the manufacturer couldn’t build it. And possibly the girl couldn’t pay cash for her coat. But with credit and installment payments both of them can use and enjoy their purchases. The new factory gives people employment, helps prosperity. So does the fur coat! It keeps people at work, pays another salary, puts more money in circulation. The girl is happier, more comfortable. She looks better too—and that's worth a lot! . THERE ARE . BIETY six Ten Rigid Restrictions Will Preserve Its Charm ] EN of law have worded the restrictions which protect this exclusive estate com- munity from encroachment. 'Your children and your children’s children will find it as de- lightful a home as you will find it. It appeals principally to those who want the advantages of country estate life without too “many responsibilities. The estates range in size from two to twelve acres. Your inspection is wel- comed. w7 wY7 1 W. H. West Company Founded 1894 i EXCLUSIVE SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1519 K Street N.W, Main 9900 RN Restriction Number Four No dwelling house shall * be erected within ~ fifty ~feet of ‘the front line of the land. N garage or oth The manufacturer gets just as good a building when he builds on credit. The girl gets just as good a coat if she buys at Goldman’s. L s Jadh (O ALMOST a million peoplewill buy clothing in the fifty-six Goldman stores this year. Many of them will pay cash—because they like our stores and our merchandise more than that carried by so called “cash” stores—although they pay the same prices as if they had bought on credit! We buy millions of dollars cf merchandise at a time. We can_afford the best style authorities. We can pick-the best makers. We can demaiid the best: grad.e"s. We can® get “the lowest p}ices, the quickest delivery, the best terms. And at the same time we can ship a single-garment of a'certain size and color for a single customer! Wee are big enongh to beable to do little things to.satisfy customers. We are particular .about our customers, too. Their credit is good or we wouldn’t do business with them. Any department store will gladly ex- tend them. charge” accounts! They represent the people who amount to most everywhere. You are in good company when you join them! We do not sell factories._.but we have fur coats, clothing for women and children, and separate floors or departments for men! Come in anytime. Look around. And when you find something you like and want—buy it conveniently with deferred payments through our special Purchase Plan. Copyright, 1928, The Jullan Goldman Stores, Ine. JULIAN GOLDMAN .STORES