Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 20

~ o) = Florida and Cuba Feb. 16-27, 1929 An Eleven-Day All-Expense Persone ally Conducted Tour—s:a Southern Rallway, F. E. C. Ry., P. & 0. 8.8, Co. All-room sleeping ears. dining car; best hotels with private baths. For Information and booklet de- scribing this attractive tour, address NEWMAN TRAVEL TOURS, EDINBURG, VA, or 8. E. Burgess, DPA,, Southern Rv., 1510 B St. N.W.. Washington, D.C. Tel. Main 1465-1466 Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $18,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary His Sunday Morning Job “Every Sundsy morning I make my rounds over the house, winding the clocks ana feeding one or more Plantabbs to every plant. My wife sees that they are watered regularly, and as a result all of our house plants are doing fine. This stetement was made by a well known business man. Plantabbs are now being used all over the city in the homes of both rich and poor. 'No amount of money can buy ansthing _better for potted plants and fowers ~PLANTABBS are so_economical, clean and easy to use every one wants them. These little tablets are just chock full of g:a“t FOOD, vet they are abso- lutely odorless and don't even dirty sour hands wien you use them. 25¢c, 50c and $1 packages are on sale by florists, seed dealers and druggists in this city. Out-or-town customers may order direct from the Plant Products Co., Baltimore, Md. Plantabbs ODORLESS PLANT FOOD JABLETS PNEUMONIA Usually Starts With a Cold Avoid this dangerous condition by using this new, safe way of healing Bead and chest colds by [ R halstion. Occasional Blemishes Almost every- ove has them— that ugly pim-. ple or bit of rash! Apply a little Resinol Ointment and see how quickly the soreness is relieved and the blemish "\ disappears. \\\/| To keep the A\\Y/ skin soft and /' lovely, mnoth- ing ean ex- cel the daily use of Resinol Soap. Try it today. You will be sure to like its clean tonic odor also the way it cleanses and livens the skin. At all druggists. Sample of each free. Write Dept. 41, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Resinol Stubborn Cough Quickly Ended by Famous Recipe | Here is_the famous old recipe \ which millions of bhousewives bave found to be the most depend- able means of breaking up a stub- born, lingering cough. 1t takes but || a moment to prepare and costs || little, but it gives relief even for|| those dreaded “flu” coughs. From any druggist, get 2% ounces of Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain gran- ulated sugar syrup or strained honey. Thus you make a full pint of better ren - ready-made cost. It u good that even children like it. Not only does this simple mixture ned throat ising ease, into whole system in throwing off the cough. It loosens the germ-laden phlegm and eases chest soreness in a way that is really astonishing. Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway Pine, containing the active agent of creo- sote, in a refined, palatable lurm./ Nothing known in medicine is more helpful in cases of distres- ging coughs, chest cold, and bronchial troubles, not accept a substitnte for Pinex. It is guaranteed 593 to give prompt relief or &, money refunded, iy for Coughs, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929. IG00D-WILL GROUP ' BEING ORGANIZED Inter-America Committee to Follow Up “Beneficial Ef- fects of Hoover Mission.” Announcement of the practical com- pletion of plans for an inter American god will committee, composed of repre- | sentative citizens of North and South America, was announced today by John Barrett, former director general of the Pan-American Union. The announce- ment was made In behalf of the un- official International Pan-American committee, of which Mr. Barrett is chairman. _'The primary purpose of the prospec- tive committee will be to “confirm and follow up the extraordinary beneficial effects of the Hoover Good Will Mission and the arbitration and conciliation agreements of the Pan-American Con- ference.” Awaits Hoover Conference. Final announcement of the details of the program and the personnel of this group will not be made until Mr. Bar- rett can confer with President-elect Hoover and the latter’s associates on the good will trip. The incomplete plans call for a prin- cipal center in Washington, New York or Chicago, with branches in Boston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Miami, Ha- vana and Mexico City. Sub-committees will be formed in each of the United States, in each of the Latin American countries and possibly in Canada. In sing plans for formation of the mittee, Chairman Barrett said: ““There could be no more convincing evidence of the success of President- elect Hoover’s good will mission and of the Pan-American Conference just end- ed than the demand for an unofficial and popular movement for Pan-Amer- ican and Inter-American good will. As chairman of the parent group, the In- ternational Pan-American Committee, which was formed in 1923 upon the in- itiative of President Harding with the assistance of Secretaries Hughes and Hoover, I have received hundreds of re- quests that our committee extend its work. As evidence of the excellent and comprehensive character of this work, it can be cited that nearly 10,000 young men and women in the 21 Pan-Amer- ica countries have earnestly responded to the committee’s efforts. The major- ity of these are now holding responsible positions throughout the Americas in banks, business houses, newspaper of- fices, government bureaus, etc. ‘Will Carry on Tour Work. “The specific responsibility of this new committee and its -subcommittees will be to arouse widespread public in- terest and provide unofficlal ways and means for ‘carrying on’ in behalf of the people and apart from the great and comprehensive work of the De- partments of State and Commerce and the Pan-American Union, of the new good will era inaugurated by President- elect Hoover and the Pan-American Conference on Conciliation and Arbitra- tion. Its first direct step, to be taken on 1 the suggestion of eminent Latin Amer- icans, will be to raise funds and offer appropriate inducements for construc- tive research and recommendations on the subject. The future of practical Pan-Americanism in the light of the Hoover good-will mission and the ac- tion of the Pan-American Conference on Conciliation and Asbitration, to selected graduating and post graduate students of high education institutions in both North and South America.” SECOND LEVY MADE ON BLACKMER BONDS Act Under Conteu{pt of Court Rule Against Missing Sinclair Witness. United States Marshal Edgar C. Snyder and Chief Deputy Marshal Stephen ' B. Callahan today made a second levy on the $100,000 worth of bonds deposited by counsel for Harry M. Blackmer, former president of the Midwest Refining Co., in the National Savings & Trust Co., under the first peontempt of court rule issued against Blackmer, who preferred to sojourn in France to appearing as a witness for the Government at the two oil trials of Harry F. Sinclair, oil magnate of New York, in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. There is no other property of Blackmer in this district, it is said. An appraisement of the bonds was made by F. A. Livingston, assistant chief, division of securities, and C. W. Tyler, chief of the Treasury section, division of securities, at the request of Marshal Snyder, who asked the de- partment to designate experts for that purpose. Coples of the notification of the sec- ond levy will be mailed to United States representatives at Paris, Marseille, Nice, Monaco and London to be served on Blackmer should he be located at any of those places. Special Oil Prosecutor Atlee Pomerene and United States At- torney Leo A. Rover are advising the marshal in the legal proceedings. The validity of the Walsh act has been upheld in an opinion by Justice Frederick L, Siddons, but no further steps have been taken under the first contempt proceeding. SUPREME COURT DECIDES TO REVIEW S-51 SUITS Widows and Children of Officers on Sunken Sub Once Denied Damages. | The United States Supreme Court, | today, decided to review a decision of | a lower court which denied award of damages under the Public Vessels Act, | to the widows and children of officers | who died of the ill-fated submarine | 8-51, which sank in a collision, on September 25, 1925. The Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit had held that the act, which permits suits in admiralty to be brought against the United States for damages caused by & public vessel, did Inot apply to members of the United States naval forces, and the petitioners asked the Supreme Court to Teview the | case on the above question. The petitioners in this case are the widows and exccutors of the captain, cnsign and lieutenant of the S-51, | which sank " in _collision with the steamer Cjty of Rome. Action was brought against the United States in each case by the personal representa- | tive for the benefit of the widow and i children of the naval officers, and the | libels alleged that death was caused through the defective design and equip- ment of the submarine, over which the naval officers, who died had no control. GERMANS HELD AS SPIES. Two Arrested by Paraguayans for Actions Near Fort. | BUENOS AIRES, January 7 (#).—A dispatch to La Critica from Asuncion, ‘ Paraguay, today said that two German |citizens had been arrested by the au- thorities on charges of beingl Boltvian |sples. ““They were alleged to have been acting ausplclo;l:ly in the vicinity of a o Paraguayan I Linen Damask, yd. The PA [AIS RO sands of dollars worth of selected merchandise is in place—displa 1,000 Women’s Hats Smart new hats, season successes and fashion fav- $ orites for Miss or Matron; large or small head sizes; new colors, attractive trimmings. Downstairs Store Flaanelette Drawers 3 for Children’s night drawers, of flannel- $ ette, with feet; drop seat. 1 to 5 years. Downstairs Store Knit Petticoats 2 for Warm, cozy knit petti- $ coats in practical col- ors; with fancy bor- ders. All sizes. Downstairs Store Princess Slips A variety of styles; fashioned of slip-well sateen, non-cling and $ rayon alpaca; white or ggstumc shades. 36 to Downstairs Store Criss-Cross Curtains Dainty ecru or ivory colored voile criss-cross curtains with colored rayon overlocked edges, valance and tie bands. 45 inches wide; 2% yards 1dng. Set Downstairs Store Marquisette Curtains 2 Prs. ‘White ruffled, dotted Curtains $ Marquisette with tie bands; choice of two different size dots. _Downstairs Store Marquisette Curtains 3 Prs. Only 80 pairs! Made of cross-bar marqui- sette with colored ruffles and tie bands to match, Downstairs Store 0dds & Ends, ea. A miscellaneous group of reversible chenille rugs; marquisette cur- $ tains with lace inser- tions; panel curtains and oval braided rugs. Downstairs Store Drapery Materials 3 yds. In-'vling heavy crash cr.tonnes; striped ray- $ on:; glazed chintz cre- tonnes and attractive colored cretonnes. Downstairs Store Pillow Tubing 5 yds. Fine quality linen finish tubing, free from dressing; full bleached. Downstairs Store Laundry Bags 4 for Full cut, well finished laundry bags, made of attractive printed fab- rics with draw string. Downstairs Store Bath Mats Thick, terry weave mats, large size in at- $ tractive colors. Several patterns to choose from. Downstairs Store 19c Pajama Checks 8 yds. Fine quality pure white pajama checks for un- derwear, pajamas, etc., lengths to 10 yards. Downstairs Store 70-inch all linen damask, silver bleach assorted patterns. Downstairs Store Table Damask 2 yds. Choose from all white, solid colors or border designs in pretty pat- $ terns and colors; fine mercerized quality. Downstairs Store Unbleached Muslin 12 yds. 39 inches wide; good grade for sheets. pil- lowcases, mattress covers, etc. Downstairs Store Blankets 2 for Crib blankets in pink or blue with nursery $ designs; size 30x40 inches. Downstairs Store Crib Spreads 2 for Krinkle weave with at- tractive colored stripes; overlocked stalloped edges. Downstairs Store Filled with all new san- itary feathers and cov- $ ered with durable blue stripe tick. Downstairs Store 10 yds. Remnants of 15c grade; $ suitable for sheets, pil- low cases, etc.; lengths to 10 yards. Downstairs Store 0dd Towels 12 for Seconds of 12%c to 19¢ $ grades. Bath towels, face towels and kitchen towels in various sizes. Downstairs Store 89c Cushions 2 for Boudoir cushions in $ round shapes, ribbon trimmed; some slightly soiled from handling. Downstairs Store 55¢ Sheeting 4 yds. Heavy-weight quality for sheets, pillowcases and mattress covers; un- bleached. 10-4 wide. Buy plenty at this low price. Downstairs Store 59c Sheeting 3 yds. Perfect quality bleached $ sheeting, free from dressing; 81 inches wide for double bed sheets. Downstairs Store 6 Yds. Heavy-weight, yard $ wide; stripes, checks or plain white. Downstairs Store $1.29, $1.39 Sheets Bleached Sheets, 81x9%0 or 81x99 inches; heavy, round thread, full bleached, finished with 3-inch hem. Downstairs Store 5 for Made of good quality ¢ bleached cnsing, fin- l% ished with wide hems ready for use. Downstairs Store Of unbleached muslin with boxed sides and tie tapes; all sizes. Perfect quality. Downstairs Store English Longcloth 10 Yds. Soft chamois finish, free from dressing, full bleached; 10-yard bolts. Downstairs Store Feather Pillows Bleached Muslin Outing Flannel 25c¢ Pillowcases Mattress Covers 8x10-in. Portrits Or 3 pictures for $2. self is offered at special pr A full size likeness of your- s in the studio. Downstairs Store 200 Prs. Women’sSlippers Women's leatherette D'Orsey slippers, patent finish in black, red, blue and green; all are with heels and thickly padded fawn soles, All sizes. Men’s Fine Quality Pajamas Warm flannelette or fine broadcloth pajamas, full cut, well made and carefully finished. G B Sizes B, Downstairs Store Victor Red Seal Records, 2 for Double face, 10 and 12 inch records, including many selections by world famous artists. Wonderful value! 2 Prs. 69¢ Fabric Gloves Women’s fine quality fabric gloves, attractive and serviceable. New styles and colors ; some embroid- ery trimmed. Downstairs Store Men’s 79c and $1 Ties, 2 for Smart new silk four-in-hand ties received too late for the Christmas holidays; new designs and colors to please every man and boy. H&W Treo Gossard Corsets Also in this group are Neatform, C/B and May-O- Belt makes ; corsets, corsetlets, girdles and step-ins of sturdy fabrics with elastic inserts. Wide Brassieres, 3 for Made of high-grade fabr in a broken range of sizes; also garter brassieres in small sizes. Downstairs Store 70x80 Sheet Blankets Soft, warm cotton plaid sheet blankets in pink plaids ; large size; serviceable quality. Downstairs Store $1.69 Krinkle Bedspreads Perfect quality; double-bed size; fast color stripes of rose, blue, lavender, green or gold. ¢ Downstairs Store Clearance—Tablecloths All white, white with colored borders or all solid colors; large or medium sizes; finished with scal- loped or hemstitched edges. Linen Dish Towels, 10 for Fine quality dish towels of pure linen crash with col- ored borders ; choice of bleach or brown. Downstairs Store Fine Bath Towels, 6 for Seconds of 25¢ to 29¢ grades; also a group of Huck towels ; various sizes; many with colored borders. Downstairs Store $1.29 2.pc. Pajamas ‘Women’s and misses’ pajamas of novelty crepes or flannelette, in attractive colors, braid trimmed; some with long sleeves; button front. Downstairs Store $1.39 Combinations Bloomer combina- tions of fine quality ¥ rayon, perfect fitting with elastic bottom. Downstairs Store Novelty Bloomers Regular and extra size rayon bloomers - with medallions and inserts of contrasting colors. Pastel tints. 0Odds & Ends 4 for Aprons, dresses, in- fants’ wear—the re- $ mainder of many lots— priced for quick clear- ance. Downstairs Store 2 for Well made garments in blue, green and tan; regulation styles; small, medium and farge sizes. Downstairs Store Linene Smocks i § 1 $ 1 $ 4 § § $ $ $ Outing Flannel 8 yds. Heavy weight in striped checks or solid colors, also white. 27 inches wide. Downstairs Store 0il Cloth Covers Seconds of $1.98 to $298 grades; will not crack or break; white or colors. Downstairs Store Let nothing keep you away from the Palais Royal Downstairs Store Tuesday! All is ready for Dollar Day! Every piece of the thou- ys have been arranged — extra salespeople provided — for it’s a GREAT EVENT—filled with GREAT SAVING for all thrifty folk. Come early as there are many small, choice lots that will go quickly. Flannelette Nightgowns, 2 for Warm, cozy flannelette nightgowns, with double $ embroidered or hemstitched. Downstairs Store yol Pillow Ticks 3 for _Feather-proo_woven ticks, all ready for transfer of good quality. Downstairs Store Linen Cloths 2 for Breakfast cloths of all $ linen with attractive colored borders; hem- med. 36x36 inches. Downstairs Store Linen Napkins 10 for Fine quality linen nap- $ kins hemmed ready .for use; attractive colored borders. Downstairs Store feathers; Men’s Gloves Black or tan capeskin gloves warmly lined; seconds of the $1.98 A grade. All sizes. Downstairs Store, Boys’ Blouses and Shirts 2 for Well made, full cut blouses of fine quality wash fabric. All sizes. Downstairs Store Child’s Dresses Practical school dresses of warm jer- & sey attractively Sizes 6 to 14. Downstairs Store Middy Blouses 2 for A miscellaneous lot made of cambric and jean; some _slightly soiled from handling. 8 to 16 years. Downstairs Store made. T ST TER—— T I School Dresses 2 for Ginghams and prints in neat styles and good washing colors. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Downstairs Store Bath Robes Tots’ Bath Robes of warm robing in Indian or floral designs, braid and ribbon trimmed. 2 to 6 years. Downstairs Store SRR L TR Infants’ Wear 4 for Dresses and petticodts of fine batiste, embroid- ered and lace trimmed. 4 months to 2 years. Downstairs Store , e————————— 100 Prs. Women’s Shoe: A wonderful group of Pr. odds and ends, remain- ders from former sales. Sizes are broken. $ Here’s an opportunity to save greatly on sev- eral pairs. Downstairs Store Novelty Bandeaux . 4 for A variety of ban- $ deaux in novelty fabrics; some all- over lace. Downstairs Store Men’s Socks 4 prs. Irregulars of 55c grade; $ smart, snappy or %on- servative patterns and colors. 10 to 11%. Downstairs Store Men’s Hose 3 for Irregulars of 75c grades; part wool hose in neat patterns and smart col- ors. Downstairs Store in the lot. 42 Regular sizes. Child’s Hose 6 prs. Full-length English Rib Hose in white, tan, nude and French nude; $ slight irregulars. 6 to 9 Downstairs Store Women’s Hose 3 prs. Slight irregulars. Silk and rayon hose, pointed or square heels; new 8% to 10. Downstairs Store Boys’ Golf Hose 3 prs. Slight irregulars. 7§- length; new patterns in several colors. 7 to 10. Downstairs Store colors. Women’s Hose Silk-and-wool Hose, regular and out sizes in colors or black; also black cashmere hose. 8% to 10. Downstairs Store Women’s Hose 2 prs. Rayon-and-wool Hose $ in grain, nude, even- glow, beechnut and black.’ 8% to 10%%. Downstairs Store Women’s Vests 3 for Fine Cotton Vests, with built-up shoulders ; $ some lace trimmed. 36 to 50. Downstairs Stere Child’s Underwear Boys’ and girls’ part- wool union suits, of fine quality. Sizes 4 to 14. Downstairs Store Whoopee Socks 3 prs. Popular Socks for women and misses; tans and grays with smart colored tops. Sizes 8 to 10. Downstairs Store Women’s Union Suits Part Wool Union Suits, rayon figish, $ Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. Downstairs Store Men’s Union Suits 2 for Cotton Union Suits with short slteves.$ ankle length. Sizes 36 to 42. Downstairs Store Women’s Bloomers Warm jersey bloom- ers in black and cos- $ tume colors. 36 to 4. Downstairs Store Women’s Underwear Rayon undies, step-ins, panties, cumbinaliqns$ and gowns; tailored styles, pastel tints. Downstairs Store 1.1’ Child’s Underwear 3 for* A broken assortment of . drawers and union suits for boys and 1 girls. Broken sizes. Downstairs Store Men’s Union Suits 3 for Athletic Union Suits, $ also some sport pants Sizes 36 to Downstairs Store