Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1928, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (875 FRIDAY, NOV EMBER 16, 145t 5 23 CONFIDENCE VOTE [ courte webven sa veaws | GIVEN POINCARE Reparations Considered Most ' Vital Question by New Cabinet. . By the Associated Press. PARIS, November 16. — Raymond Poincare has safely launched his new [ ministry on parliamentary seas and obtained an adequate macrity for his policies. As premier without portfolio he had no departmental cares, and to- cay nothing appeared to stand in the way of his pursuing vigorously nego- tiations for the revision of the Dawe: plan. He has made it clear that this re- vision must enable France to pay her war debts to Great Britain and the United States, and also allow her an indemnity for restoring invaded re- gions. He hopes that the reparations amine the situation. Wins Confidence Votes. Mr. ment will lead to a general set- Penn tlement of interallied debts, and that |serve their fifty-fourth wedding anni- the United States will ccnsent to ex- | versary tomorrow. in the District in 1874. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have three chil- | dren, ten grandchildren and three great- KILLED IN'STORM | Three Others Are Injured as Wind Wrecks Homes in | Oriando, Okla. | By the Associated Press. ORLANDO, Okla., November 16.- One woman was killed, a youth w fatally injured and three other persc were hurt here last night when a se | windstorm hit the edge of Orlando, d: | molishing two homes and a barn an; damaging scveral other houses. The body of Mrs. John Stevens frem the wreckage of her ho hortly after the storm passed. and hs husband, severely injured, also W found in the debris. Ernest Thedfos | 17-year-old high school student, w fatally injured when a barn collapsed. The wind, which had nonc of the | | peculiarities of ‘a tornado, swept along | | a narrow path across portions of Logan | | and Noble counties with terrific force, being accompanied by rain .of almost | MR. AND MRS. FRANK M. SMITH. <. Frank M. Smith, 638 grandchildren to join them in observ- venue scutheast, will ob- | ing the ennivercory. The children are | Mrs. Benjamin F. Turner, Mrs. Cecil Showalter and Isaac H. Smith. Mr. Smith is an employe in the Capitol Building, where he has a record of 27 years of service. They were merried ‘The premier won two votes of con- fidence in the Chamber of Deputi A Socialist challenge of his right alter the order of the day to read declaration of principles was defea by a vote of 335 to 147. When ho fi iched his declaration he was giv vote of confidence by 330 to 129. A hundred or more radical members re- frained from voting in the intercsts of party discipline. Adoption cf the 1929 budget was a cardinal point in the premier’s polic he made it clear that for the ti bring he would subordinate all oth parliamentary questions to this. Both in his declaration of principles Poincare made it plain that hs idered the reparations question vital consideration in Euroj M. Cachin, Communist leader, pro- | voked a fist fight Deputy Marcais and Communist Dep: L hen he taunted Socialists | th: gervi milita creased military Buisoon, presiding. nted a general | fght when he that the Lolligerents “go cutside and fight it out e ditures. NEVER iN OUR HISTORY AN EVENT LIKE THIS—144 SMART FurCoats A Spectacular Group of Fur Coat Values Are Prepared as a Long-to-Be-Remembered Event A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection Until Wanted! By merely making a small deposit on your selection now we will gladly reserve and store same for you at the Sale price . . . thereby so easily enabling vou to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. POLICE STILL HOLDING Four Young Men and Two Girls|tion was to replenish the supply. they | precinet after an alleged attempt and in answers to interpellations, M. break into a gasoline filling station at con- | Wisconsin avenue and Loughborough the | road were still being held today for in- | vestigation. One of the men, James W. Callan, 21 4 ars old, v ] between _Socialist | jointly indicted with Samuel lévtoren? that it is a tree, by virtue of its size d Harris Atchison for the hold-up o ? s o o otonth ang | 2nd helght, without & true trunk, says voted for the new army |Taylor streets, September 26, 1926. Mo- . which reduced the period of | reno was recently exccuted for his par- service for individuals but in- | ticipation in the murder of Policeman X M. |Leo W. K. Busch, but Callan and Atch- n were placed on three years' proba- | first 15 feet of which is approximately n each when they idence. Th: JE€uminghom Eo. ! Light, power and communication | |the effect that two of their number, |lines were twisted and ripped away, | John P. McLaughlin, 19 years old, and | leaving the territory in darkness and Miss Bettie Stewart Ree, 20 years old, | without telegraph or telephone service | {had started to Rockville to get mar- |for some time. The business section of | ried and had run out of gasoline. Th Orlando escaped damage. purposz in stopping at the filling sta- Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were sittis in their home when the wind cru the house down upon them. | Thedford youth, together with a brother, Walter, 18, and Leo Draper. | 18, a cousin, were shooting sparrows in the barn when the wind hit. The other SIX PENDING INQUIRY sald. Some silverware found in Mc- | Laughlin's car was said to have been | taken from the Mayflower Hotel, whare | they had attended a dance. ‘Misilfiee and the other young womal:, ur_young S | Miss Alice Louise Hasmer, 19 years ol e e by [Police- |are in the House of Detention. Callan s : o McLaughlin, Michael A. Parella, 27 years old, and George Woodin, 18 years jold, are all at the fourteenth precinet. Say They Stopped to Fill Up Gas Tanks. four young men and two girls |, slightly injured. Castor Beans in Cotton Fields. The castor bean plant has a very wide | reputation for driving all insect life away from its vicinity and they are now being planted in some of the cotton flelds of the South with the idea of discouraging the cotton boll weevil. By planting a row of five castor oil beans | to every four or five rows of cotton, protection against insect invasion m: be obtained. The castor oil beans them- selves are a profitable crop, although it is admitted that should they be grown ned State's | the remarkable “pseudostem,” or false | with cotton upon all the farms of the the remainder the blades of | South there probably would result an iea! ‘which tower above it. overproduction of the bea; Banana a Plant Oddity. s identified as having been The first paradox about the banana is the Nature Magazine. The tallest banana plants measure 40 feet from the tips |of the leaves to the ground. In Ja- maica they attain about 25 feet, the | trunk told by the sixth was to ! the hu 314-316 7th St. N.W. All Sizes 16 to 52 But Not in Every Style If ever there was an event at which you could secure a wonderful value in a fur coat, it will be right here tomorrow. These furs are conservatively worth to one- half more to as high as double this sale price. Here Are Some of the Fur Trimmings Coats With Genuine Beaver Collar and Cuffs Coats With Marmink Collar and Cuffs Coats With Genuine Wolf Collar and Cuffs Coats With Genuine Squirrel Collar and Cuffs Coats With Genuine Russian Fitch Collar and Cuffs All Marmot Coats Coats With Genuine German Fitch Collar and Cuffs Coats With Fox Collar and Cuffs Coats With Skunk Collar and Cuffs Coats With Kit Fox Collar and Cuffs And Many Others Too Numerous to Mention Shop Early for Best Selection About 30 Fur Coats An assortment of fur coats in zes, some fur trimmed, Specially broken % i some self-trimmed ; an exceptional Priced two boys ran outside and were only | - brman, Brought Here for Trial| WCMAN AND YOUTH!"™"™ 5 vms e Auto Theft Charge, Waives Hearing. on Returned to this city from his hom? in Montgomery, Ala.. to stand trial for aling an automobile, Earl Bishop, 18 lar: | ing when arraigned b2fore Judge Ralph |, | Given in Police Court yesterday. Bond was ’Bx | cloudburst proportions. i ges offer for quick clearance at ARLERBISRERRARIRARERIR s old, pleaded guilty to grand nd waived a preliminary hear- t at $5,000. op is accused of taking an auto BIRTHDAY SPECIALS On the Main Floor A Supreme Millinery Offering 500 NEW FELT HATS Actually $5, $5.95 and $6.50 Hats $ 3.50 Chic new felts in the season's NEWER colors and STYLES. Purchased and priced especially for, our Birthday sale. Every hat a wonder value. $1.35 to $1.75 Silk Hosiery 99c¢ Imagine such a price for a quality hose . .. and they’re absolutely first quality, all perfect, silk from top to toe. In every new color. Your Choice at $2.75 Values to $5.00 A gorgeous lot of satin and crepe. Chemise Step-ins Dance Sets Some tailored, others georgette and lacy styles. All colors. Extra Special DRESSES Values to §15 $7.95 Dresses in the lot, suitable for sports, business or dress. New materials and new Autumn colors. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Hurry and get first selection. Sale of Smart Bags $2.85 Values to $5.00 Of suede, in black an brown. Also calfskin, gator and lizard, with bac! strap and handles. day special. Sale ... $3.50 Birth- | from the H. B. Lsary Motor Co. here October 23. He was arrested in Mont- gomery and brought back to this city by Headquarters Detective Henry M. Jett, who drove the distance iIn two 2nd a half days in order to reach Wash- ington in time to present his prisoner | for trial on the first day Judge Given was on the bench. The case was the sccond presented to the new judge. | Moore Sails for Peru. NEW YORK, November 16 (#).— dor P. Moore, United States Am- | dor to Peru, sailed yesterday for | Lima on the steamer Aconcagua after a | !month’s vacation in this country. A Saturday . . . Fourth Day of Gold’s 6th Birthday B | three now owned by the Universal Avia- MIDWEST AIH SCHOOLS | tion Corporation, the Mid-plane Flying MERGER |S ANNOUNcEDSChwl of Minneapolis, conducted at Dunwoody Institute, and the Egyptian L Airways Flying School of Marion, Tll. New schools will be established, the first at Cleveland, present eastern ter- minus of the Universal system. Others will be established at various cities throughout the country. 2 Col. Lindbergh formerly taught at the e | Robertson School of Aviation at St CHICAGO, November 16.—Merger of A Lo oldest of the three Universal several Middle Western aviation school: chools involved in the merger. including the one where Col. Charles A. Lindbergh once was an instructor, into | a group to be known as the Univers: ‘l;‘lymg School, was announced yeste: lay. ‘The schools being combined include = Cnc in Which Col. Lindbergh Once Was Instructor Included in Consolidation. By | By a new machine, cloth is to be made from kendyr, a fiber plant discov- ered recently growing in large quan- tities in Asia. TEETEUTCLET TSI A Remarkable Birthday Sale of ELEGANT COATS G EFFEEEEY Hundreds of our smartest Winter Coats . . . all luxuriously fur ACTUALLY $68 COATS!! The Coats you have been admiring all sea- son on this sports marmink, caracul. savings $89.50 to $125 Handsome Coats $74 & %94 $29. Untrimmed coats in the ‘newest styles and materials No More Forcibly Demonstrating Value Supremacy Hundreds of Newest New important & trimmed, on sale at . .. FEFETIFEHIEITSY the smartest women will be found in sale. Broadcloths, suedes, fabrics, etc., trimmed with wolf, fox, In every new color. A of $14 on every coat. FEEEEE Now Reduced to A wonderful array of coats, greatly reduced 50 Sports Coats o= Our Fashion and Than in Our Great 6th Birthday Sale VR H VT ITTIIIFETR GOS0 T8 afternoon and informal evening frocks for women $ Velvets, canton crepes, lustrous satins, geor- gettes and velvets, canton and velvet. In black and chi informal evening oc d alli- k Costume Jewelry 95¢ In all the new styles of chokers, bracelets, pins and earrings to match. Also pearl and crystal chokers. An unusual Birthday value. Open an Account harge purchases: will be payable in January FEPFEETEE S An exceptional group of iine dresses in the desired materi- als, styles and colors. And they’re specially offered day sale! SOLDS 1214 F St. N.W Sssessssss A Genuine Birthday Treat!! NEW DRESSES and misses . . . 19.00 A PEEOYY Modes for afternoon and ions. All sizes. Gold's—Second Floor c new colors. Values Up to $19.50 $10.95 for our Birth- Open an Account Charge purchases will be payable in January AL L 2244 42 22 2R AT 1 T 1 21 £ 1 F e e SIPTFEEE IS, @ g™