Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1929, Page 20

i “THT. TVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. MONDAY, JANUARY - 21,. 1929. Gum S PREPARED ROVER WILL TAKE OATH |} OF OFFICE WEDNESDAY | ‘ Justice McCoy Will Officiate as FUR INAUEURAI'UN New District Prosecutor Goes Into Place. , , the trict upreme u! § Points of Historical Interest e Districl Supreme Court ehat Leo A 4% { morning at 10 o'clock in Criminal Court, to Be Open for Visitors, | No. 2. by Chict Justice Waiter 1 Mc: | Cov. nsnl‘;'nlu‘d sutei l?tsmu l:}t;orgfi i Mr. ver's commission as - Commlttee says' trict’s prosecutor was recelved this |morning from the White House. Ar- 5 rangements for the ceremonies have | Nearly 100 points of historical interest | been delegated to Deputy Marshal 'y P = . will be officially opencd to visitors dur- | Stephen B. Callahan, " ing the three-day inaugural period in The Senate unanimously conflmed‘ ] . March, Miss Mabel Boardman, chair- | President Coolidge’s choice of Mr. Rover TanTat \he commitiec in charge of | as the successor to Justice Peyton Gor- ma r A u ne we n s lve historical sites announced today. | don. Addresses and information concerning i guides and transportation will be listed in leaflets to be distributed at informa- WARNS OF ACCIDENTS. Of Exceptional Value tion headquarters at the Willard Hotel and at the Union Station. Special care snlenmpeiiige ( has been taken to so group the site| Accident prevention is an_ important Our Annual Sale of a Sevls Feature Wh O O e addresses that the most ‘ilnlterestmgtcxfln p?llce"dllty‘dl\l{:ja Edwhlln B. Hre;s‘e chief 2 nd y be viewed in one day, while other trips | of police, advised members of his com- 5000 N T bf " 7 Wil enable visitors %o view the other | mand in'a bulletin issued yesterday. ew u ast Colorful Prints at historic places on other days. . “Warn children againgt the danger From Texas will come a Texns-l-loo\‘er‘nf running or standing'in the street ‘ o good will special train carrying 500 per- | asking for rides in automobiles,” police- Oc S sons from Dallas to Washington. The |men were directed in the message. R 3 aS rO C S g train, in two sections, will remain in| “See that vehicles do not stop so as 3 D the Capital from March 3 to March 7.|to obstruct szma or cx‘-iosswnui(s,” tthcl & YRS : f § the inaugura! committec was advised.| message continued, “and require taxi . 0] + P’y B q Spectal trains are aizo coming ffom Palo | drivers to comply With al trafi regu- iy Misses’, Women’s £ SR IN C r. Alto, Calif., and from Iowas where the | lations. # President-ciect, was born, | ™"'See’that vehicles do not enter safety 3 and Extra Sizes D : A Reserve efficers’ training camp unijt | zones whether occupied or not.” S - A y o > .___ % —Everyone who wants to ke To Be Smart, Wear comprising two_infantry companics of | SEOET L i e 50 men each -from Georgetown Uni- warm and be fashionable & versity; the battalion colors and color| Davis Subpoenaed to Testify. 5 § 2 2 o ape i » wearing Whoopee Socks. You guard’ and g0-pigce bend ' repre-| fgorace M. Davis of Lucoln, Nebr. P TiniareyMissad, Iameiy ' will find an unusually attrac- g 43 former director of the Middle West di- i ° y and Extra Sizes tive collection here—in all col- £ ors and various patterns. parade on Inauguration. day, according vision of the National Electric Light Sizes 8 to 10. to Lieut. Col. A. F. Dannemiller, in Association, has been subpoenaed to 3 ) command of the military department ; N \ . i i . at Georgetown. The two best drilled |SSUTY &% the resumption of the Federal ALASRIE —Unusual in every sense of the VO AR —In addition to the colorful prints _ companies in the R. O. T. C. unit Will | coctigation next Friday. One or tw 4 4 d th, ha: (2NN Kann's—Street Floor. be determined by competition, and the |3SHESHCR MERt CHICRE, 0 of v ¥ I word are these charming wash NSRRI there are attractive georgette, crepe Dandenea siao w1l be chosen by coen: |the samme tims. HEN frocksN with a decided Springtime ; and satin dresses; advance styles, e e i : R air, hew trimmings, new styles , \{s? for afternoon, street and business January Sale! committee to”handle reservations for and the smartest ‘of new prints agL wear, There are dresses in high T B - ople 4 e n- H \ fil""‘m"&éi‘f‘i"fi . Homer é‘:"' For COI dS > from which g) select; Two-piece AN PR shades, also dark colors, and the rge Rayon and Sil n; chel , Miss Eva Chase 3 { { B lnzll:éers.lGnl:;ie!lf Pelbam. d fl » k8“P . ls,tyl_c:,c Stl‘ailz th:fi and Yguthful new trlmxfning treatments empha- S a r T e ral ars are mo fn e rnmr e+ and flu take B e By oA size scarfs, jabots, new capes, quares under the interpretation made by the wel 1 tailor: 'ds owmgl thf n:I . vestees, bows, tiers and drapes. general committee of r. Hoover’s necklines, an in ong-sleev . d Wool S An ol Snugglers wishes. The committee is prepared to 5 o . meeet inclement weather, with indoor short-sleeved and sleeveless styles. Bonnie Blue Foliage Green officially sponsofed event, & large num- | , - . Trimmings are white organdy and Rosewood French Beige ber of unofficial affairs are to be held. colored ruffles. c o s j 2 Brown Navy ) N A meeting of the general committee Wednesday afternoon at the Willard —Gayly colored squares of ill find further details of the parad . 7 : i IR 0 St el o the erae 5 g tiomtoymers Kann’s—Street and Second Floors. O and Black silk and rayon in a variety of gwo different style wool snug- chairman of the parade commitiee. g ‘s—Second Floor. glers in black and colors. Most $2,000 Flfl.E DAMAGE. ; : attractively low priced for clearance. Fire was discovered in the basement| ~ Relieves the congestion, I Kann’s—Street Floor. of an unoccupied dwelling at 3701 Mili- revents A 2 tary road shortly after 10 o'clock last :nd et complications, night. Neighbors telephoned the Fire tens recovery. Department for assistance, No. 20 en- & onding. M 25 Cighus 1eker appDeATIng = " ) f U 1l 39.95 New Designs! in response to & call for additional aid. Winter! ‘A Fern's . % suacty $ 95 to $55—N ow ‘)nly Sta d '. mpe Damage to the house amounted to about | — ¢ 5 & - Marriage Licenses. i SRl | i : Bed d Alfred Kopf, ze.g Rosslyn, Va., and_Emmy Toistureless. ltu?x'x‘-‘c’:: fim :25;«“%‘“?':’& Sprea s Huck, 26, Rosslyn, Va.; Rev. ! . || wither and often kills them. I L @ & . 2 $2,000. Worst Enemy Augustus H. Madison, 21, 26 Def ana Belen 36" Brlehiiaust, 18717 ackaon || 2t FOOD. Wil sirentinen sour DRty . Ear] Holt Prancis, : th- | | G EreP it bt ong & week T ech Y gastand Mary Alice’ Ridgway, Thompgon, TR TR W T I : —9x12 and 8%4x10}; ft. rugs, taken from regular stock and of- o Ripeli st Winter than ever. before. | fered in the January sales at a most attractive saving. Every rug —Spread with bolster at Kearns, 26. 1000 T street north- 25c, 50c and $1.00 packages are on g . “Brosnahan, 22. 618 K |{ sale at all the florists, seed dealers and = N4 is perfect and in unusually attractive patterns and colors. - 54Tk rest. ana || SSHEES muy arier diveci trom <tho || M ( tached, of good quality un- e G T R 84 A : bleached material. Stamped tomers Plant Products Company. . . . ko * Twen:sove Sample Sale! Other Savings in Room Size Rugs for simple embroidery, and 19, 1250 !7'!:: it et = tinted in blue and green. i 23 —9x12 and 8Y,x10%; _’gix:lne‘:a 8‘/4){101/: Fringe, "'fi;;'z"' to Trim Glider Hammocks GRS v sies | mimer s Wi P Rugs, at— / known makes, ai Bajtimore. harli 3 3 treet: Rev. J. T. Harvey. — Hurling, 22, Porter streef d wlinte e 100 oy g Pl a ntabb S enry D. Tillman. Max Cohen. 38. 1805 Moreland avenue, itimore. Md.. and Ethel Goldstein, 32, 12 Appleton itreet, Baltimore, Md.; Rev. Julius T. Loeb. L | e $12.95 875 $17.95 $23.75 ea t IS ': —With prices so .drntically reduced, no thrift- 3 Famous Makes‘of lnlaid Linoleums - :‘ minded person can. afford to overlook this opportu- nity of buying a glider hammock. Each hammock is 95c Sq. Yd. '[W"MWWM“," covered with heavy striped duck, is complete with a b bu well filled, well tufted mattress, galvanized chain sup- . e OT e you y ports on the sides, and a collapsible steel frame. —Armstrong’s, Nairns and Certainteed lino- . . Some have fringed, others plain, side covers. leums in a variety of attractive pattetns and ) ‘mfl' | W - pretty color combinations. Guaranteed per- . . (D Kann’s—Fourth Floor. X p ’ 4 R"’"“"’.'“B,IG_ Deposit Will Reserve Any fect. Bring floor measurements. . ] Purchase for Later Delivery—If Desired d_lscggldt / Seaé Cl’tlésf’le“msgflzsgx ill':’ . ntinued patterns. Size ) any ; . Kann's—Third Floor. and BX10% T, 8b. v oorrs * 212 $6.95 T[] ; . . !‘hnn’s—'l'hh-d Floor. Sale - 5 medicine Embraie Hand-Embroidered {Take 2% minutes to learn these important facts} Factbry Floor Sample Kitchen Cabinets | Dresses $2.00 to $5.00 Values S s REM will, or you can have your ‘ - . “Will it relieve my money back. ?:l'he fact thaty not 8 : % Reduced $ ]. 5 9 ; cough quickly?”’| one customer in a thousand ever Our Regular $2, $2.50 and $3 ] ] = e ° : wanted it back tells the story. —The world famous Napa- —Dainty little dresses mad ‘ e ] . . i l nee Cabinets—built like fin entirely by hand of fine nain- REM is,-there’s positively P]alll alld Pl' lnted SllkS L w 5 l’m-nih.u':ll and approve‘t! b; ?fifiéfi:fimfi’&?fi& nothing in it to hurt you. [ Good Housekeeping Insti- others m%éi - 5 : ¢ & ¢ 3 - tute. Greatly reduced in this skirt. Sizes to 2 years. Y REM isno experiment. 43 years . A January Sale. of pharmaceutical experience are [ ) ° / Hemmed Diapers experiment?”| pack of it . —Reg. $84.50 Models 7 —Beautiful silks frolm our own stocks are offered in T Reduced to. : $69.50 mmslx}cfglr:e)y(:‘;)hwn this pre-inventory clean-up sale at a most attractive $ —Reg. $82.50 Models hemmed ready for “Does it soothe the able qualities of REM. Itclings reduction. You will find a wide variety of plain, 15— fl Reduced to. 859-50 pr et senlgd pncksu::.' A irritation and to the throat, starting ’relief ‘ printed and embroidered kinds, including— AN 3 —Reg. $60.50 Models ss 4.50 soreness?”| quickly. Right away you'll no- Taffetas Georgettes s I Beduosdiv i tice a soothing, cooling effect. Printed Velveteens Printed Crepes N b S st Models $57,50 A Crepe Satin Flat Crepes | NS ” g . 3 REM does. It clears the air- Black Satins Canton Crepes —Reg. $47.50 Models @37 5() ‘Does it passages and thus makes it easier | 2 + Reduced to. . o Kann’s—Street Floor. ‘cut the phlegm’?”| to breathe during the day and I ! ¥ . sleep soundly at night. Convenient Terms Kann’s—Third Floor. That’s one of the most notice- Not REM! It’s easy to take. “Does it taste bad?”| Even children seldom have to o Sale! Beautiful Imported Handkerchiefs REM is. Simple coughs usually “Is it economical?” yield to a single bottle. Rem- ¢ ; —1 &dies that don’t help are expen- Savings Y3 to 15! s Another Sale! TR | GOld'P lated NeCklaceS and —An unusual opportunity to make these i ‘1 2 HOUBIGANTS REM is no “cure-all”. We |}i . beauti i “« s 5 oA < eautiful handkerchiefs your own, at a frac- Does it Flamfi mq,r’e, frankhly te‘l)l you it’s Ino oodhfnr | Bl'acelets to Match, SPeclal tion of their real wnrth}t Plain and fancy 3 Face POWder than it can do? ::31;rfl‘fblyuéo“ofioi':gis"'for"tzhizvv $1 00 5 hahq:lkerc;liefsl. Thoul:lnfd}l of them in ; ] Regular 75¢ Size ! g white and colors—at the following prices— < & Indeed they aren’t! No other | . = . f ti t . . £ 50 “Are all R sl ¥ e .Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs. .. ..........6 for 49¢c C ici as fi ¢ 3 —guaranteed not to tarnish. i : . —We were fortunate in secur- cough medicines has the same formula as REM, 3 el not t0 S, 25c White and Colored Linen Handkerchiefs. . . . .. .14c ing another lot of thy u- pretty much alike?”| and “it's the formula that | : . mach. ~ Choice of two pat- 35c and 50c Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs..... . .29¢ I o bt terns at this low price. & L 10c Belfast Print Cotton Handkerchiefs. .. ... Fleur odors in naturalle, ra- Kann's—Street Floor. . Kann's—Street Floor. NOW syou know why ... “it’s REM&FOR COUGHS”