Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1929, Page 9

"THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY 3 1929—PART T. ® 9 NURSERY SCHOOL FOR DEAF SOUGHT Research Council Takes Up General Problem for United States. We Do Not Penalize Our Friends by Adding Interest or Extras to Our Budget Plan RY FURNITURE EV the Values in February Furniture Sales. COMPARE—We Welcome It! Behind it all is trip after trip to the great furniture markets of the country—of which Grand Rapids is the most dlstmg'ulshed spot. And % how well our furniture buyer bought! Bargain after bargain rewarded hls labors. Manufacturers did thelr part nobly. Itis g'omg to be an event you won't forget in a hurry. To buy in ANY February Sale without seeing cur values is to risk overpaying many a dollar! school for deaf children was rcmm- ’ ruary Event, as at All Other Times, ‘“Your Word Is Your Pocketbook’ A $12 Wmdsor e e discussion of placing it in W:lshlngtnn. Rocker A study of Gallaudet College was de- cided upon to determine the best way for this institution to co-operate with other schools for the deaf In tralning teachers, and to obtain suggestions for the adjustment of deaf students in High back, shaped seat, strongly con- structed and comfortable. 5219 3-PIECE 100 MOHAIR _ |~ 57950 Cogewell ARMCHAIR A broad program of attack on the problem of deafness in the United | States was formulated yesterday after- noon by a group of psychologists, ph: siclans, educators and physic! together by the division of ogy and psychology of the National Re- search Council. The program aimed at attacking deaf- ness at all stages of life, but particu- larly among children. For this pur- pose, the establishment of a nursery We do ot penalize our friends by adding extras to our budget plan Other lines of research which were approved by the committee were: Studies of the heredity of deafness to determine just how much actually runs in families and how much is due to early environment. Development of adequate tests of hearing for young children so that it will be possible to tell whether infants are suffering from auditory deficiency. This is practically impossible at pres- ent unless the hearing deficiency is marked. Tests to be used as a basis for dif- ferential diagnosis of feeble-minded- ness and auditory deficiency. A study of the possibilities of hear- ing alds for the hard-of-hearing child. Comparative studies by anatomists and dentists of the development of the mouth, jaws, teeth and throat struc- tures of normal and hard-of-hearing children, Motor Reactions. Studles of the basic motor reac- tions of the tongue, lips, diaphragm and throat in normal and hard-of- hearing children. A comparative study of language de- velopment in normal and hard-of-hear- ing children, Studies of the extent to which the development of complex mental proc- esses is affected by the absence of language stimulation. A study of the role of auditory stim- ulation in the spontaneous behavior of children. Studies of the effect of deafness on the development of other senses and on motor ability. 'nfit efl'ecé. of ldl"ml”.l on the per- sonality and social relations Ch:‘ldrtendy e of young stu the pathological factors in the hearing defects of young children. The development of progressive deaf- ness in the young. The conference struck out & recome mendation for the encouragement of childless marriages among deaf whose deafness was suspected orbeing hereditary. NOVEL BY HARRIS FOUND IN TRUNK “Qua, Study of Revolution,” Dis- covered in Chest of Famous Manuseripts. $229 Kroehler Mohair Bed Sulte $199 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE o . Carved frame top rail. Note the The new art moderne style. L g R s 1 W ame; it is “‘"“"‘" for Dustproof construction. [l!v“" 02“: {:l utg \ s heth L ke s hese ieces, outstanding for th ‘th-c '\\h:ltw:—“nt:?t” “\' p((‘r::i(l‘é ]?”“\SU' .(’h.CSt of Dr a“.m‘\' beauty 1n’(‘1 comfort, artistically up- ‘:‘1;“‘(1‘”; B o s French Vanity and full sized holstered. in n(\oha‘lr of _;lz_nod q}mlefl{ o & e g : 7. in a choice of colors. Tops of sea: fl d with genuine mohair, outside Bed. Combination Walnut cushions are covered in a contrasting b and Gumwood. material to match mohair. s of self-tone velour. SALE OF METAL BEDS AT ONE-THIRD OFF $7.50 $15 Qg | 517 Beds il | $12 Beds $7 05 | serns ¥15.99 vin si Tn- ® nglander Bed, decorated and wal- > I $ .95 Lo L-n offI:gtL:I:lI:rg:a“tidpcaer:le-l nul:lfl?::esfl cgomplete with guaranteed Spring. Jacquard Velour, self-tone === usually attractive | ;o pauel, round con- design. tinuous post, in dou- ble, three-quarter or Twin sizes only. trimmed. High back, loose filled twin sizes. spring reversible cushions. Regular $10 BRIDGE SETS Gothic designed and cane panel ef- fects, in double or twin sizes, Massive posts, brown finish, in d o uble, three- q uarter or twin sizes. 6.95 Choice of Chi- $ 39 Soft cotton filled, covered in Art P nese red or green Ticking, in double, three-quarter and 2 decorated. 4 fold- twin sizes ing steel Chairs 2 $0.69 | |'$3:50 End Tables i d : lflATTRESS fel 11 d finish, d with Half round I3 B’I:%;.ANT:":::'“;ebmny 2.—“Qua, . Vinds - f nto 3 " . . - 1 t, roll edge finish, covered with ; 5 ~“Qua, Windsor type cane panel ef‘el“ é“ o td This 3-Piece Bed Outfit is a real bargain at §, | },Cklgf““‘j\l‘l’“rf Bl & style sturdily con- $ .65 R romantio movel e et e large size Bed. Complete with Cretonne-covere: fal r B structed. Mahog- T o LT Sy Sos Cha Mattress. Valance front and sides. $19.85, The cane panel effect bed is of a lustrous $20 I 1 Ed Felt Mattress any finish on gum- been discovered in a trunkful of Hiar- walnut color. A rolled edge cotton mattress and mperla ge woodi , manuserips at Emory Universty. 22 Other Styles of Day Beds Reduced for This Sale. Famous Englander Day Beds Included Chai © Neatly dm.neds .85 ' Chairs, different de- e signs and colorings of Tapestry, Pleasingly 2 fashioned frame. Also choice Rocker. % Thomas H. English of Emory said “Qua” was the mysterious work to which Har- ris referred in a letter to William Dean Howells in 1900. No other reference to the novel had been found in Harris' letters or manu- scripts until Prof. English ran upon it 29 years after it was penned in a first draft, and 21 years afler the death of the author. The Harris family placed all of the Georgia story teller’s manu- scripts in the hands of Emory two years ago, and Prof. English has been classi- fying and examining them since. The story was written in ink on plain paper in the flowing Harris hand. There are 160-odd pages in seven chapters, totaling 35,000 words. The story deals with the skirmishing and bush-whacking between Whigs and Tories in Georgla. FORFEITS COLLATERAL. Man Fails to Appear to Face Stat- utory Charge. Willlam D. Crawford, a trichologist, forfeited $50 collateral yesterday when he failed to appear in Police Court to answer a statutory charge. He was arrested in his office in Southern Bullding last Thursdny nif ht by Officer John Le Foe, 111 formation given to Aum.ant Unued States Attorney Joseph C. Bruce by Crawford's wife. Miss Eva Whitney, arrested at the same. time, forfeited $25. Both for- feited collateral following a conference Discontinued e “.b Saucer Sets c T3¢ | Dinnerware Patterns B e L Large No. P = 2 she, Made 1/2 Former rice | ‘ARMY NIGHT’ IS FEATURE. 1 galvanized ——— g L o West Virginia Society Will Hold c t each. Meeting Wedntsday. o o “Al ight” will be featured b; ® $2.98 Wash Boilers the West Virgiile' Soolely. mesting Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Washington Club, Seventeenth and K streets . All officeers stationed in . Washington who were born in West link spring are included. In double, three- quarter or twin sizes. $2.95 Wrought Iron Radlo Bench sturdily constrnctcd s 89 bench, covered . in red or green = A 55-pound pure layer felt, covered with $ Art Ticking and Imperial stitched edge. ; . All regular sizes. -"_‘— $6.95 Windsor | $12.50 Handsome Side Chair | Boudoir Chair Fiddle brace- s 95 Upholstered in assorted Cre- PABERRIRL jetangs s99 | tonnes of pleasing designs and Sea id Birch, === Pt Rl cheerful color effects. Valanced. Mahogany finish. Here Is a Sale That Will Interest the Thrifty Housewives of Washington —A Truly Sensational Sale of velourw wrought-iron base. COVERINGS!—"%3e"™ 9x12, 9x10. 6 or 9x9 Ft. Felt- Base$ Congoleum and Other Rugs Discontinued Patterns Subject to Slight Imperfections Congoleum and other brands of felt-base Rugs in this remarkable sale! Sizes to fit every room—9x12 ft., 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. and 9x9 ft." Variety of jpatterns to choose from. Sold as slight seconds. $3.25 Armstrong’s “A” Grade$ .95 2,000—9x12 Felt-Base Squares Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd. 640 Full Rolls Inlaid Linoleum| 4 ... pat. Armstrong’s and Nairn’s terns, suitable 18125 and $1.50|$1.75 and $200|$2.10 and $225| for any room. rades Inlhid|{Grades Inlaid|Grades Inlaid| 5,14 as slight ! moleum, square | Linoleum, square|Linoleum, square | . . (but are We are closing out three different patterns of Heaviest and best grades. ut t : : dinnerware! You will find nearly every item in- High-grade, | ([yded in a dinnerware set—from fruit saucers to Vlrgln!: or were ’-pm\o;d f;‘om m?c fully guaran- 5 R o State have been inv y the presi- e e covered d:s‘hes. _Thcsc pieces formerly sold for 10¢ TR et S e o e e d h | to $298. Every item a big value. - be his guest. nickel finish. 9. Made of Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, chief of staff, has been invited and also Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, former chief of Air Service, a native West Virginian, Miss Mary Apple, radio entertainer, will sing. C and dancing will be features of the evening. o WATCHMAN IS RETIRED. William E. Riley of Gaithersburg at Railroad Crossing 30 Years. Special Dispatch to The Star. GAITHERSBURG, Md., February 2. heavy tin with genuine ¢ o pper bottom. Regular 59¢ Table Glassware Lead-blown, needle-etched and gold-band styles. Cock- tail Glasses, Sherbets, Iced c Tea Glasses. Parfaits and Ginger Ale Glasses. 59¢ Colored Glassware —After many years of service in d'f. 150 pieces. Useful and ferent_capacities, William E. Riley of corrugated galvanized iron. e e = 1 place has flpmd on the re- decorative colored glassware, sl 98 F ood Ch tired list by the Baltimore & Ohio Rail- including flower vases, candy c opper road Company. For more than 30 years Mr. Ril bowls, bowls, footed com- 59 day_ watchman at’ Wards eroseing, ports, etc. 1 size, high Gm.hmburt He was made a watch- an after 85¢ Parchment Bridge Lamp Shades, 49¢ e e, high ing injured while in the emplay of the company. $449 2-burner size. or Lamp Shades, large size, $1.49 Cuts every variety of Nickel-plated finish. Fully $3.69 | Parchment Juni p S » large size, § food coarse, medium AR guaranteed heat elements. and fine. Choice patterns. " S - g comparatively %( $1 .25 $1 .50 perfect); made ’ c A7 e without border. Regular $2Heavy Felt- $ 4 .33 | Base Rugs, 3x9-Ft. Size 1 e 9xgve21t_l)B‘:r:SCt Size 3x9 heavy felt-base Rugs in wool rug or tile patterns. ® RUGS $ 185 Rolls . Heavy weight, Felt-Base Foor Coverings Enamel fnish B0¢ Grade Felt-|60c Grade Felt-[79c Grade Felt- | Rugs, in pre y Base Floos Cover. | Base Floor Cover- | Base Floor Cover- | Carpet patterns, §1 42 Lar ge, strongly made Galvanized Ash Cans. Have strong steel band at top and bot- Good size garbage cans of heavy Cardinal Sponsors Play Guild. FLORENCE, Italy (#).—A theater guild of a new sort, Friends of the Moral Theater, has been sponsored by Cardinal Mistrangelo, Archbishop of Florence. Its aim is to indorse moral g}:i’:l. and boycott those it considers . : : 8 different colors. ipg, square yard— | ing, square yard— | ing, square yard— GBI oL OsE 33c 3'9c 48c fiz;eroom in the , No Interest or Extras Addd to Our Budgiet Plan—W e Do Not Penalize Our Friends Geldenberg’s—Downstairs Store.—Charge Accounts Invited. i