Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1929, Page 22

American dep tial mining industry to protect. HIGH ANTIMONY DUTY of sufficient ;fl%&‘wmwm m my“ifig:‘:?lgfi?mum" MEETS OPPOSITION | s 5255 meis's o on the metar | proctaes with prices on a. would levy $120,000 annually on pur- - j | ) | Manufacturers Say Revision Will fimes this ameunt by ot eworked : turned to_the .trade, o R Cost Public $500,000 metal would be returned to the trade.| Wiliam 3. Heller, who pleaded guiy| ~ O7ama Road Home of Cab- 11 Pa., engineer of the Pederated Metals (to the larceny of an autcmobile, was inet Officer. Annually. Coiporation, here o contest e {arif | sent fo the penltentiary for three years reMr.o ‘smrk said British capital oper- yesterday by Ohlet ‘Justice McOoy in Secrefary of Commer than two-thirds of the type metal used | templates the establishment of A smelt- | car _of cis G by the American publishing trade have |ing plant in Texas. He said the oute | Street southeast, and entered protest. with the House ways |put of these mines represented only | timore September 7, where: he .was | nouncgment yesterday by and means committee against the pro- fabout 10 per ¢ent of the world's sup- | arrested. posed increase of import duty on anti- [ply. and that the Chinese mines and mony, an import element of the com- |smelters turned out 85 per cent. a term of two years for grand larceny | for the ‘cabi posite product, contending that such| Mr. Stark declared that there are and joy-riding, and Leo Warren, col- 't _member, ward to $500,000 annually, and that!America and, consequently no poten- ! coquan for’ joy-riding. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts. —~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Last Day Spring Sales in the CEEEXENEATT:TD Flat Crepe Silk Coats in Pastel Shades—Special Charming Models of Flat Crepe, Honan, Flannel, Tub Silk and Dainty Crepe de Chine We're selling hundreds of these new Summer dresses, for their walue is most surprising. They are beautifully made, finished with deep hems, and they will wash like a cotton frock! Long and short sleeves, plain and pleated skirts, and ever so many new trimmings— laces, tucks, scarfs, new collars and belts. All the lovely Summer shades. 14 to 20, 36 to 50. The three - quarter- - length coat is partieu- larly smart this season, and makes the ideal light-weight wrap to wear with sleeveless silk frocks. Match the color of the ‘dress and coat, and you have a fashion- able ensemble—at an astonishing price! Sizes 14 to 20. Note how well the dress and hat at the right go with the silk coat sketched! Dainty Stitched Crepe Hats In Shades to Match the Fracks 8o inexpensive, you can. buy one for every Summer Cos~ tume you are planning! Plain ‘. crepe hats, and smart stitched ¥ hed hats with becoming brims— specially .priced! Usual $2.89 and $3.89 Shoes $2.59 A7 Smart mew shoes in just the leathers you will see most this Summer—patent leather, kid, satin and prints—in black, brown, blonde, grey and combinations; sizes 3 to 8. Variety of heels and styles.' 1,000 Prs. Women’s Full- Fashioned Chiffon Hose 95¢c pr. Sheer chiffon hose, silk from top to toe, and lisle lined tops and soles to insure longer wear. All the shades that smart women are wearing with Spring clothes. Sizes 81, to 10. | Pique Frocks In Four Lovely Shades g Blue, Canary, Peach and e Coral—Each One Piped in White Pique $] 69 Bleeveless frocks are established for Summer—get several now at sale prices! With square, vee or novel necklines, and new side fast- ening effects. . In the four high shades that will make you look - your loveliest. We need not add that pique looks and wears excep- % tionally well! Sizes 16 to 44. ° Special Purchase of Plain and Furred Coats In Styles That Reflect the Season’s Most Popular ‘Modes - Tweed: sports coats, broadcloth and rayon dress coats in black, tan, blue and green, and fancy mixtures; sizes 14 to 50. Every ccat pur- chased at a special price for ‘the Spring Sales— over tomorrow! 5 Dainty, Chamfing- Foulard - Frocks in Extra Sizes ' ‘The Popular Material That Launders Well - SRR $2.59 | SECRETARY LAMONT - [pisies s o e srpey o s 77| ACQUIRES RESIDENCE oo oe mell, snd el | THREE YEARS FOR THEFT. | Bagtioh Tudor House st 9195 Xal- Lamont has Manufacturers said to supply more |ating antimony mines in Mexico con- | Criminal Division 1. Heller took the | purchased as his Washington residence ton, 14]1 8 the English Tudor house located at 2125 e it to Bdl-| Kalorama road, according 'fi‘nn an- rvey L. L Jones of the Teal estate office of San- Edward Gravette, colored, was given | doz, Inc., wlgi:h handled negotiations , COl ‘The property was ac from . a revision will cost the consumer up- |no important deposits’ of the ore in |ored, drew a term of 12 manths at Qc«|J. Lowap unrrl?nun, wh‘owwl::d unmul‘\‘t'e‘a . I'in the transaction by Story & Co. The INJUNGTION IS ASKED. |51t st tiedes, Kentuc ;| MACCRACKEN WILL SPEAK The ‘new Lamont horne N notice of & tax of $10.368.81, which i | 2 disputed by the company. _Attorne; nukm Or;k‘ Park a:n its M wm-:el:| g Bus i}ompuy Disputes $10,368 | wiliTr a4 Hamilton & Ho 3| _ The next meeting of the Iilinois State b g g e leged Tax Debt. Eotips Hammond west, George V. Triplett of | SOclety, of which Semator Deneen is o e ‘appear for the plaintifls, . | president, will be held at the Willard m. Hotel Thursday at 8:30 p. The property has an area of ightly | pitishurg George Darlington of Wiliam P. MacCracl Assis less than an acre and & tmun'foz the Keewatin, Minn, and the Consolidated Drug Clerks Are Limited. Becretary ot Ooetmercs’ (e Avh:!‘o’:‘:t, home “"e ormal the Cose! Oarpgn stockholders of the tl rine of the dwelll house 1s & | Blue Motor, Coach ' Lines, have fiied| VIENNA (P)—The Austrian Netional| ™y, 0¢ The Pri ;:g'l g 2 rear ling. three-story structure of brown tapestry suiy in‘the District Supreme Court for | Association of Pharmacists has ruled | solos by Mrs, . Melyille Lindsey, sopra: brick facades, ek an’ imjunction‘against. David H. BIair, | that henceforth anly members of thelr | Who Wil s acccmpanied. by Hor puc: cretary Lam &T¢ | commissioner of internal revenue, to |, band, Melville Lindsey, violin, with M; expected fo occupy their new home |prevent the collection of $10,368.81, al. | {milies shall be accepted as apothe-| Cor|'R Ghindbiom 8t the plano. Law: after slight alteral have been com- | jeged to be due as taxes. caries and d clerks. Free clinics and | rence A. Murray, bass, and Herbert, P, pleted. This work is being done under) The coach’ company operates busses | medicine by the govermment | Aldridge, tenor, will be’ atcompaui-i e supervision of John J. Whelan, [between Lexington and Louisville, Ky., | for the rer .population caused the by Mrs. Albert C. Reed. architect. ‘ and filed a tax feturn for 1926 showing ' closing of ‘several hundred drug storés.| Cards and dancing will follow, BIG VALUES| - All new and up-to-date merchandise at the Big _ Store—Nachman Furniture Co., 8th and E N. W.—for lesser prices than you pay for dam- aged or cheaper materials elsewhere and $1.00 a week is all yoy pay. No extras added for credit. We sell on credit also in Maryland and Virginia. ’ A wide selection of newest creations in Baby Carriages and Strollers; the all-woven Pullman style with reverse running 5 beautifull woeiserd ... D18 ' A close-out of all buffet and console mirrors sold resul'l‘r'lsyo at $2.50, $3.50 an o While they last. $1-85 No Phone or_Mail Orders i First Come First Served Sale Starts at 9 o'Clock AT XX "‘0' ) A (O / Full size, cane seat, com- fortable porch rocker; high arms and back; made of hard Prettily finished fiber rockers; full- . size cretonne-covered mov- - i Wit Rguetos: St Wil maple and strong- able seat. Bloch construction $5‘95 "x')'""fi'"a‘u"é"fi"‘:‘u”"fi':‘fiu"'rhfizl.lng Iy :ons(mc!ed..i‘. $3'50 :lm" erved. Limit tv‘m"fio -“e.unmnri Sale starts Fhrome vy et orderse Sate antit soid, "0 “° @ Worth $5.00, Limited quantity. Fitty In lot g0 on sale at 9 8. m tomorrow. One to's customer.” No mall or phome orders. =/ R Bl e Popular size tea wagons, ='—" elegantly finished with large spoke rubber-tire wheels and Tomorrow, Starting at 9 A. M., Cl separate trays. p .P:i,._’mw.“;:: us A Worth $25 .... $11.95 scilla_sewing cabi- Go on sale at 9 a. m. to- o . " nets, worth $5.00. All inclosed, strongly built 3-piece fiber suite; sa‘l:l‘ for........y 51-95 e choice colors; separate auto seats; 3 cushions on sofa $29050 None Reser Nome rved No Phoue or Mail Orders Ne Phane or Mall Orders Twe nty-five in Lot Three full-size pieces, covered all over backs, sides and fronts; same grade high-quality jacquard, with new style button $89 00 back chair .... 0 * Extra large size open-front icer Refrigerator; two movable steel wire shelves; inside white enamel; hard- wood case and None Rust hardware, abso- $19 50 lutely guaranteed; will not sweat or warp,. ] Extra special—only eighteen in the lot; regular $27.00 gliders, covered all over in extra heavy fig- ured canvas; tufted padded back and seat; go on sale tomorrow 9 a. m. No phone or mail orders. First come first served.. $14050 This beautiful steel day bed, with heavy felt mattress and handsome valance and panels at head and foot, needs no intro- dnetio_n; nearly every big store in Washington is $15 75 bed; bed opens to full double-bed size o d < Here }s a davenport table al- most constantly appearing in ad. ‘. of top. = | ode) L i T L i, 7 A Novelty Chest of Drawers When ‘buying a bedroom suite use the same precaution as to Convenientl . construction as you would buying an automobile or piano. A .g:t:"::.““’y d',‘:;?.z:: $24-00 idea—four pieces in handsome high-light fi Ly nn Easlly a fifty dollar value easily worth,;$75 more, should interest you...... ACHMA] - FURNITURE CO. ' 8th and E Sts. N.W. ' OUR ONLY STORE IN WASHINGTON ' SOUTH EAST STORE IS CLOSED s » Big special offering on wool Family ~size Refrigerator; and summer ru; gs. enal lined, 9x12 Axminsters. . 322000 N Nt prices anmyw Seo for_yourself.