Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1929, Page 21

A-UpoN ARBITRATION s - ' THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 10, 1929—PART 1, BRTANDUETOAT Official Circles Expect Defi- & nite Decision Soon on Proposed Treaty. By the Associated Press. Definite action by the British gov- ermment on the proposed arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States is expected by official and diplomatic circles to be taken shortly, The new treaty would replace the famous Root arbitration treaty signed between the two countries in April 1908, which automatically expired last June. « Drafts of a treaty similar to that which the United States had signed with other nations were submitted to the British Ambassador, Sir Esme Howard, late in 1927, but to date the British government has taken no ac- |y tion. In the interim it is understood the British foreign office has been con- sulting with the dominions. The new treaty confines the subjects which are excepted from arbitration to their discussion with the foreign office ‘city council. A Trio of Big Values We shall place on sale Monday morning an exceptional value in Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites and Dining Room Suites. the value is plainly greater than the price—indica- tive of the advantage which you will enjoy here in “Furniture of Merit” and always of exceptional value. springs on w 17 o » B4 This Livin Three luxurious pieces, covered with genuine mohair. fortable and durable seats. tively covered. There are four pieces, all of artistic design, high-grade workmanship, fig- ured burl walnut veneers and gum- wood, finished in the rich lustrous walnut shade. T | much closer lines than the Root treaty. | The only exceptions in which arbitra- tion would not be allowed are questions of a domestic nature, those involving {a third party, those which might inter- | fere with the traditional attitude of the United States under the Monroe Doc- trine and obligations of the British Em- pire under the covenant of the League of Nations All of the British dominions are understood to have made their position own to the foreign office and discus- sions are now taking place to meet their | views and decide upon a middle course which will meet with the dominions’ de- sires and at the same time not destroy | the cffectiveness of such a treaty. Deminions May Want Direct Pact. t is believed possible in some circles | here that both Canada and the Irish Free State might prefer a clause in the treaty permitting them to negotiate directly with the United States ques- | tions which only concern them and do | not invoive other sections of the British Empire. It is not belicved likely, how- |ever, that either of these dominions | would refuse to approve the treaty in the event that such a clause was not | inserted. { It has also been suggested that Can- ! 2da and the Free State might negotiate a separate arbitration treaty with the | United States, feaving the treaty with Great Britain to cover the Dominions of Australia, South Africa and New land. Although diplomatic eircles believe that such separate treaties would be acceptable to the United States, the | plan has not received much attention. | When the dominions have decided in | just what they desire in the treaty, Sir |Esme Howard will be instructed to be- | gin_conversations with State Depart- ment officials. |GAS PROPERTIES SOLD | IN SOUTHERN TERRITORY | | e | Chicago Corporation Takes Control of Subsidiary Interests in Three States. By the Associated Press. | BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 9.—Gas | properties of the Georgia Power Co., | Alabama Power Co. and the Mississippi | Power Co. have been sold to the Cen- | tral Public Service Corporation of Chi- | cago. All are subsidiaries of the South- | | eastern Power & Light Co. | The Chicago corporation was repre- | sented by A. E. Pearce, its president. | | The consideration ‘involved was not an- | nounced, The plants affected in Mississippi are located at Columbus, Meridian and Hat- tiesburg, those in Alabama at Mont- | gomery, Tuscaloosa, Selma, Anniston and Decatur and the Georgia plants at Atlanta, Macon, Athens, Brunswick and Decatur. “Officials of the Georgia Power Co. sald the move in no way affected the | proposal of the Southern Gas Cor- poration to supply the section with | | natural gas piped from Monroe, La.| | Application for a franchise for this com- | pany now is pending before the Atlanta always attrac The ' deep resilient ide webbing make com- This Bedroom Suite 199L This . Dinilg Ten large turning shaped stretchers give strength and durability and add a note of artistic effect. pieces , very attractive. The of the legs and the heavy veneers toned in rich shaded effect. 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All wanted shades. tive in price Figured They are reserva- year, and any be madlle $7.60 ~$9.60 . Account Small lots grouped for quick clearance. No charges—all sales final—no exchanges—no alterations. § Kaufman's—First Floor Babies’ Needs at One Dollar Hand-made Silk Crepe Shoes, 2 pr. $1 50c Baby Pillows, muslin ooTNERd L s Hand-made Piilowcases. . "2 f Hand-made Philippine Dresses. .. $1.69 and $1.98 Creepers, all colors, Muslin_Gertrudes, em! trimmed ... for $1 Muslin Crib Sheets for §1 5 for §1 . plain and hemstitehed ............. Esmond Blanket. 'size '30xi0, 3 for §1 Rubber Pents, all colors, DETTeAL oo s s L L8 fen L Ruben Ravon Stripe Shiris. '3 for §1 Flannelette Gow Gertrudes . Rueben's Shirts .1 711 1 Part-wool Reuben's "Bands. All-wool Sacaues and Sweaters.. White Dresses. long or short, 3 for §1 Hand-embroidered Dresses ...2 for §1 Hand-embroidered Creepers. Walking Dresses, with panties. .. 19¢ Baby Blankets, white with DIDK OF BINE. . s oo siviss wuns 1O B Kaufman's—Second Floor Boys’ Aviator Suits Of fast color khaki cloth, 1 ’ button wrist and leg: sizes 3 ( to 8 vears. Second Floor. f Children’s Play Suits Of khaki and chambray. } striped belts, sport collar end ’ short _sleeve: 3 to 8 years. ‘ I Second Floo: f Coveralls, Two for Children's Coveralls, of Stiefel stripe. chambrav and 1’1 kha! also denim o 1s; 3 to 8 years. Second Fl f 39¢ Waist Aprons, 4 for Of fast color printed and l striped percales: yoke top ‘ style; all colors. Second Floor. ‘ $1.39 Chambray Uniforms In blue with white collar: )\’ long sleeves; full cut sizes from 36 to 46. Seeond Floor. | I 50c & 59c Union Suits, 3 for For children 2 to 12 vears— ] ’ white checked nainsock; walt [ I style. Second Floor. Babies’ 49¢c Creepers 4 FOR Plain colors Contrasting__ color Sizes 1. 2 and 3 years. ond Floor. 75¢c to $1 Sample Bandeaux 4 FOR ) "I Pink. white. nile. orchid, satin sk And fai e | sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor. Innerbelt Corselettes Rayon stripe materials, elas- | " tic insets; four garters: sizes 36 to 46. Second Floor. f I 79¢ Middy Blouses, 2 for Of heavy white jean. long | "I sleeves, fill cut; sizes 6 to 18 years. Second Floor. )’ 89c Sateen Slips, 2 for Hemstitched tops, fine lus- | 3 trous srade: assorted colors: ‘ all sizes. Second Floor. 7 to 14 Yr. Cinderella Dresses Assorted mnew prints and . $ broadcloths; all newest styles; ‘ assorted sizes. Second Floor. 79¢ Lace-top Slips, 2 for - ¢ 3 d- trimmed: hip hem:- sizes 36 , to 44. Second Floor. Girls’ $2 Butterfly Skirts e e S white body: 7 to 14 years. ’ Second Floor. Women'’s Striped Pajamas Fine count, soft-finish per- $ cale,. in pretty contrast colors: full cut size. Second Floor. Bloomers and Step-ins, 2 for Rayon-stripe voile. pink, e o it nderie loth. (¢ Second Fleor. $1.69 Rayon Satin Slips Hieh lustrous, elose-woven | 8 twilled quality; white. pink, > peach and tan; fuil cut: ’ Second Flor, 50c Extra-size Bloomers, 3 for Of crepe, in pink and white, | JI plain and flowered: others of nainsook. Second Floor. ’ New Spring Blouses Of white broadcloth, with | J fancy rayon collar and tie; ’ sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor. -$15 Tweed, Cape-Back and Monkey Trimmed Coats ‘8 The smartest and most delightful styles imagin- able, in the shades and mixtures -that are important this Spring. Nicely lined. All sizes for misses and women, $10 Silk Dresses $ Cloth Ensembles | Dresses of silk prints and plain color silks, in plaited, ruffie and flower trimmed models. Ensem- bles of silk and cloth combination in nobby mixtures. Dresses in sizes 16 to 52—ensembles, sizes 16 to 38. Kaufman's—Second Floor $I Imported Voile Dance Sets, 2 for Lace-trimmed styles, in pink, ‘ ’I lesh, nile and peach: also ‘Teddies in pre les. Second . Jenny Neck Gowns, 2 for Of flowered crepe, pink, | : peach and white grounds; reg- ular sizes. Second Floor. f Sateen Bloomers, 2 for " Regular and extra sizes; ’ white, pink and white; elastic ‘waist and knee. Second Floor. '59¢ Crepe & Nainsook Gowns . 3 FOI \ 3 Soft-finish _slip-over style gowns, shirred front, full cut: f pastel shades. Second Floor. 79¢ & $1 Rayon Underwear 2 FOR i l Perfect and slight irregu- lars: flatlock seams: bloomers, ( vests. chemise and panties. Pastel shades. Second Floor. 69¢ Extra-size Gowns, 2 for Soft-finish nainsook, white ’ and pink: made with shirred fronts. Second Floor. 59¢ Panty Dresses, 3 for An assortment of pretty | : prints; all light colors: sizes 2 to years only. Second Floor. See What $1 Will 39¢ Sateen, 5 Yds. 36 inches wide, black only: : 5 to 15-yard lengths; fine grade.—Basement. 19¢ to. 25¢ Chinaware 12 PCS. FOR L g Dinner Plates, Breakfast Plates, Soup Plates, etc.. §00d ,’ for every-day use.—Basement. $1.25 & $1.50 Luggage Suit Cases and Hat Boxes, ) ‘I brassed locks and clasps; strongly made.—Basement. f 39¢c Sheeting, 4 Yds. 54 inches wide, fine heavy ‘(‘1 grade, for sheets and pillow cases.—Basement. ] 25¢ Cretonnes, 8 Yds. New novelty patterns, and ] ’ Spring colorings; desirable for many purposes.—Basement. ’{ 69¢c & 79c Aluminumware Only 50 pleces to sell at ) ‘I S et Siemeat. | 12Yc Longcloth, 10 Yds. Bleached Longcloth, soft fin- } :I ish quality, for undergar- ments, etc.—Basement. Women’s 39¢ Bloomers, 4 for Of crepe and nainsook; pink, | : 3 11 peach and white; regular sizes. Second Floor. 59c Sateen Bloomers, 3 for Regular and extra sizes; | ’ plain and striped; light and j 79¢ Smocks and Hoovers, 2 for Of pink, blue, green and :1 sizes 36 to 46. Second Floor. elenoreie el ste 1 8 lo: slzes ( 36 to 44. .Second Floor. $1 Handmade Gowns, 2 for honey; hand-embroidered; full cut sizes. Second Floor. Women'’s $2 to $3 Imported 31 pair Fancy cuffs, every wanted chine menders. All sales final. Kaufman’s—First Floor dark colors. Second Floor. helio chambray; well mac - $1.25 Broadcloth- Smocks - green, rose and helit ‘White, pink, peach and }’I Glace Gloves shade, also black and white. Ma- Men’s 59¢ Union Suits, 3 for Good soft finish checked ' : i*1 nainsook: full-cut gizes. finemcni‘.‘y“' size 40 only.— 25¢ Art Ticking, 6 Heavy quality, for furni- ] ture”slip ‘covers: mattresses, | § ete. Good colorings.—Base- ( 1 ment. 49¢ Rayon Hose, 5 Prs. Women's Rayon Hose, as- }SI sorted shades: sizes 8'2 to 10'2: irregulars.—Basement. 29¢ Oilcloth, 6 Yds. White Table Oilcloth, irrer- | "I ulars; any quantity cut from full rolls.—Basement. ' 59¢ Window Shades, 3 for Siight irregulars—3§ inches | ’ wide—all desirable colors. Strong rollers.—Basement. f I 48c Curtain Ends, 3 for Destrable lengths for win- | "I lows or doors: assorted d white and ecru.—Bas f 19¢ Curtain Scrim, 8 Yds. 3¢ tnches wide, white, ecru | s and ivors; neat block patterns. ” ~—Basement, “Unlimited Parking Near Kaufman’s” No Mail or Phone Orders Filled Perfection Maid DAY FROCKS Brand-new a: tment of these smart Daytime Frocks, of fast color vat-dyed prints. Choice of 59¢ Brdc’h & Sateen Slips hemstitched tops; all sizes. D ot > Rnd-em: 19¢ Knitted Waists, 6 for Popular wrap-around style, iul soft-finish quality. \ ’ has irst eight clever styles, in all the most wanted colorings. Sizes 16 to 56. Kaufman's- econd Floor 3 FOR Pink, peach and white: ] s striped sateen or broadcloth; I Second Floor. Women'’s $1.25 Fine Gowns Lingerie ¢loth. imported em- ] s broidered crepe lace and I satin trimmed tops. Second ) Floor. Knitted Drawer Walists, for | s boys and girls from 2 to 12 vears.—Second Floor. ‘ $1.39 Girdles oor. $1.50 French Felt Tams Floor, . $1 Celanese Voiles, 2 Yds. 36 inches wide. all new ]’] shades for smart summer > frocks. curtains. etc. Perfect ' quality.—First Floor. 7 39c¢ Fancy Rayon Checks 4 YDS. 36 inches wide— \lsl cecks ‘Th wanted o the appearance of sil f Floor. 35¢ Printed Crepe, 4 Yds. For making undergarments. | SI f Prs. beautiful pastel shades. also plain colors; fast color.-First ‘:';91: Sash Curtains, 4 orted col- 36 inches wide.—First Of marquisette. a or_check borders; long, 19 inches Floor. $2 Chair Cushion Sets For Bar Harbor chairs, seat and back. tufted with bu'l V" a8 colors and | designs.— Fioor: ) $1 Dresser Scarfs, 2 for ‘white and tan linene. Regula- tion length. 19¢ Pajama Checks, 8 Yds. Pine count grade, in white | $ en's and children’s underwear. ‘ “irst Fioor, Large size, plain white and ‘I quality.—First Floor. e 35¢ Hemstitched Cases, 4 for regulation “size; perfect qual- l’ ity.—First Floor, ’ 4 FOR Beautitul colors: size 20x40 | ,’ heavyweight. First ’ Floor. = $1.50 Triangle Scarfs Heavy quality silk crepe, in new . modernistic designs: beautiful colorings. — First Floor. 81x105 Colored Krinkle Bed Spreads, scalloped all around: ue and gold.—First Floor. Full-bleached, standard- ; brand: run-of-the-mill, but not holes.—First Floor. 29¢ Pillowcases, 6 for andard make, perfect Qul.- thasn cretonse Silk embroidered designs on 1 ' 81 and pastel shades. for wom- $1.49 Hemstitched Cloths with colored borders; lovely Pillowcases, standard brand: 1 *39¢ Plaid Turkish Towels inches; rose, blue. green and $1.50 Krinkle Spreads $1 Double-Bed Sheets, 2 for full bleached: finished St. ity with Floor. 59c Sunfast Cretonnes, Yard wide, in new Spring patterns and colorings: val- ance to match.—First Floor, 59¢ Radious Chiffon, ayley and Lord's prints. 1929 patterns and color. three-inch hem.—First int warranted First Floor. $1 Chamosuede Gloves, 2 Prs. (hhcs st ryie: exrg hitod } $ 1 $1.29 Longcloth, 10 Yds. shade and size.—First Floor. Yard wide Enslish Long. ) ’I tubprooi. — cloth, soft _chamois h quality for general use. t Floor. 25c¢ Linene, 8 Yds. i1 $1.79 Bridge Lamps 157 three pieces in set; trim two 3 for windows for the' price of one.—Basement. 49c Turkish Towels, Large size—good heavy qual- ‘l ’ ity, white only: stock up now for some time—Basement. | I $1.98 Krinkle Spreads 95 to 110 inches long, 72 ] ’ inches wide; rose, blue, green and gold, to be hemmed.— I 1 Basement. 15¢ Dress Ginghams, 10 Yds. 32 inches wide, a good as- | ’ sortment of patterns and col- r I . $1.49 Smoking Stands ors; full pieces.—Basement. Plain colors—blue, rose, gray and green; for women's and children’s wear.—Basement. 20 inches high: wrought iron, a: mateh holder. solid base tray and asement. Kaufman's—First Floor size $1.59 Seamless Sheets e 7 scalloped: Tun of the mill— First Floor. / $1.50 Feather Pillows Bed Pillows. 20x36: | sl fancy featherproof ticking, new curled feather Alling.— I First Floor. 39c English Broadcloth, 5 Yds. 36 inches wide, white and } :1 wanted shades: permanent finish _quality. Fast color.— First Floor. 25c Percales, 6 Yds. 36 inches wide, pretty new ‘ ’ Spring patterns and colors; full pieces.—First Floor. ' 19¢ Dress Ginghams, 7 Yds. 32 inches wide. checks and | s plaids, in new Spring shades: " fast colors.—First Floor. 59c¢ Printed Sport Fabrics THREE YARDS ) ¢ Choice of Pique or Gabra- dine. 36 inches wide: superior 1 quality: new designs and col- f ors.—First Floor, 19¢ Outing Flannel, 8 Yds. Plain white and striped | ’ effects, heavy double fleeced ' quality.—First Floor. Boys’ 50c Hose, 4 Prs. $1.69 Damask Clofl}s Full Mercerized Hemstitched 1 b hil d Tl s Biae Gaxst— { First Floor. $2 Mattress Covers Double bed size— good serv- bl Erae e ess —First loor. N $1 Seco Silk Hose 2 FOR pointed uare heels. -All shades.—First Floor. 7 $1 Celanese Satin, 11, Yds. iz an ngm s LS slips. draperies, etc.— lows. First Floor. 51 Exceptional Values! $1.98 and $2.50 MILLINERY % Felts, Satins. Crochets. and combination ef- fects — models for the voung miss or matron All_the wanted light and . ark shades Al headsizes. Kaufman's Second Floor = Men’s $1.69 Pants Dark gray mixed cottonade | SI materials; excellent for worki ¢ sizes 30 to 40.—First Floor. ‘ Men’s $2 to $3 Hats [3] Small lots grouped for quick } ’I clearance; some slightly soiled from handling.—First Floor. ,’ Men’s $1.25 Underwear Genuine Lambsdown, gray | ’1 color; perfect quality; sizes 4 32 to 46.—First Floor. ‘ Boys’ 69¢ & 79¢ Blouses, 2 for Ll Of fast color broadcloth: | : perfect quality; full cut: sizes ( 7 to 15 years.—First Floor. | Sweaters & Lumberjacks new patterns and colorings; \. ‘I medium weight.—First Floor. f Boys’ 79¢ to 98¢ Pants, 2 for Of good, sturdy materials: | ’I well made and finished: sizes 7 to 15 years—First Floor. ( Boys’ $1.25 & $1.50 Pants Plus Four and Lined Knick- | ’ ers. otners of corduroy: sizes | Men’s $1.50 Blue Overalls 8 to 16 years.—First Floor. Heavy 220 blue denim. with | ;I I—— o= 0|e——2|ale—=———|a|c——|al———=[o[c———=[1] For boys from 6 to 14 years: izes 32 to 44. Pull cut ell made.—First Floor. i 191 || Sensational Shoe Values Women's Patent B Women's Leather Boudoir Slippers. Sizes 4 to 8. Women’s One Strap. Leather Slipper Sizes 3 to 8. $1.50 Criss-Cross Curtains 1 Of sheer veile. 2% yards long, 1 yard wide: valance and tie-backs.—First Floor. Window Shades, perfect $1 Fringed Shades, 2 for b A R 1 $1.39 Diapers, Dozen Bl bl sl | ;.I $1.50 Full-Fashioned Hose 3 for Boys’ $10.95 All-Wool Blue Serge Suits Red Diamond Hemmed Bird- Four-plece models, of blue serge and fancy blue materials; sizes 7 to 16 years; buy now for Easter. Kaufman's—First Floor $1.49 Coffee Tables 1 1 3 for 1§ i*1 Boys’ 25c Hose, 6 Prs. Sport Hose for bovs, good St Gl Ol } ,I §1.39 Fern Stands cotone bowt 3t nenes e b & ) very ornamental.—Basement. ’ 39¢ Enamelware, 3 for Large Saucepans. Preserving $1.95 Felt-Base Rugs 1 i1 " 49¢ Wool & Fibre Carpet 3 22'5 inches wide. for halls or s neat bordered de- sement. Can also be used as end tables—sturdily built: 26 in. high, 14-inch top.—Basement. 49¢ Oilcloth Covers, Oilcloth Table Covers, 45 inches square: new designs and colors. Irregulars.—Base- ment. Perfect quality, 3x6 ft. size. New designs and colors with attractive borders.—Bascment. sign. Basement. and Leather Slippers Sizes 6 to 11. A Children’s High and Low Shoes, patent, tan and black; 7 to 2 in the lot. Men's $1 29 to $1.50 Pajamas flannelette: perfect quality; sizes A to D.—First Floe Boys' $1.49 Wash Suits colors and combinations: sizes } ’] 3 to 8 years.—First Floor. o gt L S ets: Floor. ) , " Men’s $1 and $1.25 Shirts cofly R e et ) ¥ A en’s $1.50 Union Suits Ecru ribbed. a few zandom. | ’ to 46.—First Floor. ( I Vee neck and sport styles, ) two pockets: heather mixtures; ‘ ’I Men’s 25¢ Hose, 5 for and ta perfect quality; sizes to 11':.—First Floor. Men’s 50c Hose, 3 Prs. Pancy Silk-and-Rayon and | ’ i*1 Of madras. broadcloth and | ‘] f Fast color materials. plain Men's 79c Work Shirts, 2 for pockete: sizes 1413 to 17%5.— ( 2 FOR } ’ :"sizes 14 to 17 gt | 1 color; two weights; sizes 36 Men's $1.95 Sweaters sizes 36 to 46.—First Floor. Heavy-weight cotton. black ] ’ e plain color silks; sizes 9'; to Buy in the Bargain Basement 69c Rag Rugs, 2 for 24x36-inch size; washable— ‘ " for bed rooms or bathrooms: pretty colors.—Basement. ‘ 59¢ Grass Rugs, 2 for Size 27x54 inches: stenciled ] ‘ designs in blue. green. and brown; double warp.—Base- ( I ment. 10c and 15c Rubber Stair Treads, 14 for } ’ Stizes 6x18. 7x18 and Tx24— I d, serviceable quality: saie Fon the stairs. Basement, $1.29 Braided Rugs Oval shape. made of fast | :I color washable ginghams: size o 24x36 inches.—Basement. f Coco Door Mats, 2 for 14x24 inches, regularly 79¢c.— ’ 49c Felt-Base Covering 3 SQ. YDS. }‘I Buy what you need from full rolls: choice of 10 attrac- tive _patterns. —Hll(ll.fvlt $1.95 Chenille Rugs Chenille Bath Rugs. Chinese | ’ tile designs: reversible 4 and washable.—Basement. ,’ 1 39¢ Felt-Base Runner 3 YDS. 27-inch wide earpet patterns ] ’ in_rose. blue and tan. Full " Dieces. Basement. l——lal———lal———|o]———=]ol———[o|——a[———=n|——=[0| ———0| —| 0| —|