Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1929, Page 26

28 ® THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D €, THURSDAY, MAY 23 1929 OIL BOARD MEETS INDUSTRY LEADERS Problems Affectmg Petro- leum World Discussed at [ " Informal Session. Be the Associated Press The Federal Oil Conservation Board and officials of the American Petroleum Institute held an informal meeting fo- day to discuss the possibility of solving the problem of waste and overproduc- tion in the oil industry by means of an interstate compact limiting drilling. but it was announced later that no con- clusions had been drawn and no de- I cisions reached. Secretary Wilbur sald that the meet- ing had been called to discuss phases of the proposed interstate compact which he hopes will grow out of a meeting of the governors of Western ofl-producing States to be held at Colorado Springs June 10. Mr. Wilbur declared the meeting at Colorado Springs would be an effort to bring together the legislative groups of the affected States to receive and dis- cuss suggestions and plans of practical oil operators to see if there was a so- lution of overproduction in an inter- state compact Among those attending the meeting were Secretaries Adams. Good and Lamont, E. B. Reeser, president of the Petroleum Institute. and R. C. Holmes chairman of the general committtee of the Petroleum Institute for the Con- servation of Ofl, and other leaders of the oil industry. DR. SHEEN DISCUSSES CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES | . 7 | Speaks at Converts League Meet- ing in Absence of Arch- | bishop Curley. Dr. Sheen, who is well known in University gave an address to the Con- verts League of the Catholic Daughters of America, last night at 601 E street discussing_primarily the principles of | Catholic Church government. Dr. Sheen. who si well known in Catholic circles, made the principal ad- dress in the absence of Archbishop Michael M. Curley, who was unable to attend the meeting because of illness. | The spiritual adviser to the league, Very Rev. Francis P. Lyons, C. S. P., | also gave a brief address on the Blessed Mother. About 600 Catholics and non-Cath- | olics attended the meeting, which brought the year'’s program of the league to a close. A series of lectures is being prepared when the season re- opens, it was announced. The choir of the Sacred Heart Church furnished the opening and closing mus- | ical numbers, under the direction of | Miss Mary Louise Sullivan. Miss Hazel Arth sang two solos and also was a member of the quartet which had A part in the program. Miss Florence | Winter, chairman of the league, pre- sided at the meelln[ FEDERAL AUTHORITIES | GET LlOUOR SEIZURE ‘The ‘hlsk_v. mch ‘was shipped from Florida for New Jersey as “green toma- toes,” seized in Potomac yards and stored in the Arlingten County jail by | the sheriff of that jurisdiction has finally ben surrendered to the Federal | Government and is now stored in the Federal warehouse here. | The liquor was turned over late yes- | terday by the sheriffi and brought to Wnshfln ton where it will be kept pend- | csition of the case. The case | W‘l" be developed by the special agents of the Prohibition Bureau, who opfl'ltz‘ “at large” throughout the country. The | local division of these agents is in‘ charge of Dr. B. H. Rhees. Tervu A Rammpow Or Cowg | the 8,000-mile flight. ARLINE FLAGSH T0BE GHRISTENEI]' Craft to Take Off Next Week on 8.000-Mile Route to | Buenos Aires. Preparatory to its hop-off next week ! over the 8.000-mile route of the New ' York, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires | Line, the longest air mail and passenger | route in the world, the giant 10-passen- | ger and two-pilot Sikorsky amphibian, flflgshlp of the s ce. will be c tened the Washington at Bolling this afternoon at 3 o'clock by Mrs. V¥ liam P. MacCracken, wife of the As- | stant Secretary of Commerce for | Aeronautics. | Ambassadors, Ministers and consular representatives from South and Central r countrie: of the Pan-American Union, and Mr. MacCracken will deliver addresses. The Sikorsky arrived yester the Newark it has been in course of preparation for the flight. The plane was flown by M. | M. Cloukey, who will pilot the ship on | the ~ intercontentinal ~voyage. With | Pilot Cloukey was H. Leslie, oil engineer. | The New York, Rio Janeiro and Bue- nos Aires Line, which holds an exclu- | sive air mail contract with the Argen- tine government, will be represented at the christening ceremonies_this after- | noon by Capt. Ralph A. O'Neill, vice | president in charge of operatinos. Capt. O'Neill. with Mrs. O'Neill, who now is | en route to this country from Europe, | will be the third and fourth parties on In a Clearance Special Friday and Saturday Values up to $10 '3 Attractive models, lacey straws, hairs, embroidered. visca, hemps and silks. All head sizes. Pastel shades and hlack. Every ha new . . . and marked special. 10th & F Sts. GREACHES a new altitude in white shoe smartness. A dashing white one strap daintily trimmed with white Baby Lizard and flaunting a bright silver har- ness buckle. Has the new modified toe and Cuban heel. Stvmrv Svies C\j‘/a ISLEY \ 1339 F Street, N. c W., Washington Underwear, $1 Marvelray Ban- dette Panties in sizes 5, 6 and 7. Marvelfit Bloom- ers in sizes 5 to 9. Marvelray Vests in sizes 34 to 42. Ravon Underwear First. Floor 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 50 Dresses ;412.50 Were $16.75 to $25 One-piece and two-piece models and ensem- bles. Flat crepes, georgettes and prints. In navy, tan, green and Monet blue, Sizes 14 to 42 The Apparel Shop, Second Floor Print Dresses For the Larger Woman $16-75 Tust arrived—one and two piece models with all the new style features. Crepe and chiffon. Prints and polka dots. In black and white and navy and white combinations. Sizes 36 to 46 The Apparel Shop, Second Floor In the Wash Frocks Op?;lnunify $ 5 095 Attractive Summer wash frocks in printed lawn, linens, piques and pongees. Also pastel shades, extremely smart, in plain colors. Long and short sleeve models. Sizes 14 to 46 The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor harsh cleansing will coarsen your skin PIHE dily cleansing of your skin must be thorough but gentle if you would keep your complexion yonthfully lovely. ! Knowing Dorothy Gray did values at this low has perfected an exquisitely price. Silk slips with a lightCleansing Cream. It melis wide pleat on each side asittouches yourskin, and thus to give the desired full- gently removes every particle ness without disturbing of cosmeticsand clogging dust. the silhouette. A n d Always use Dorothy Gray's as the size increases, so Cleansing Cream after expo- does the width across sure and before retiring. the hips, thus insuring perfect fit. In pink or white an d sizes 34 to 44. Also wrap-around slips of crepe de chine in pink, white, suntan or Lido blue. And the new suntan back Slips of crepe de chine in pink, white and suntan shades. Sizes 34 to 38, Silk Slips Tailored or Embroidered %3 You'll find these splen- On sale at our Toilet Goods Department $1.00 $1.75 $5.2 8ilk Underwear, Second Floor Try These Allen-A Silk Stockings $1 price, you may choose either St a sheer service weight, or Style No. 3097, a silk chiffon. Both styles are semi- fashioned. Both are guaranteed against garter runs. In the smartest new Shades. Exclusive Washington Representatives for Allen-A Hosiery—Just a Step to the Hosiery Section—F-Street Entrance. W, B. Yoses & Sons SINCE 1661—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE F Street at Eleventh Gloves, $2.25 Pull-on gloves of washable doe- skin in shades of pearl gray, white and natural chamois. Sizes 6 , but not in each shade. Main 3770 Gloves, Pirst Ploor The Floor Sample FURNITURE SALE Brings Savings This once-a-year sale of floor samples offers vou savings that are truly extraordinary. Everybody in Washington knows that Moses furniture is of the highest quality, and it is our regular stock of floor samples that is offered in this event. Living Room Suites Dining Room Suites Bedroom Suites Desks and Secretaries 3-Piece Fiber Suites Regularly $47 $30.75 -A 3-cushion settee, chair and rocker as illustrated, in buff or putty finish. All pieces have auto spring cushion seats, which are supremely comfortable. Upholstered in bright cretonnes. The Garden Room, Third Floor Tea Wagons Serving Tables Buffets Dressers Sale—Linens Moses De Luxe Sheets and Cases Reduced This make is our idea of a real sheet and pil- lowcase; we sell thousands of them yearly. Sheets, 63x99 Sheets, 81x99 inches, inches, to . Sheets, 90x108 Cases, 45x36 inches, 38C inches, leduced. $1.93 reduced to. to . Mohawk Sheets and Cases Greatly Reduced _Sheets, 6399 Sheets, 81x99 reduced $1 21 inclt reduced $1 44 to Sheets and Cases for Summer Home or Cottage Reduced Sheets, 63x90 Sheets, 81x99 inches, reduced $] 10 inches, rcdne:d' $1.25 to s to Cases, 45336 uul-u, 29C reduced to. ‘The Linen Shop, Pirst Floor of 10% to 50% The suites and pieces included are so numerous that we are not mentioning them in- dividually in this announcement. But vou will find practically everything for the home, and all at savings from 10% to 507. Poster Beds Dining Tables Day Beds Buffets Easy Chairs China Cabinets Gate-leg Tables Hall Clocks Cretonnes Regularly 85c to $1 Cretonnes for Summer at a fraction of their former price. Including those much wanted crashes, so suitable for porch wear. 65¢C o Regularly $1 to $1.35 Part linens that are tubfast and sunfast, to- gether with some Foreign Prints, at this greatly reduced price. Drapery Section, Third Ploor Summer Lamp Shades Shades for boudoir lamps and dressersticks, in pleated vellum, paper, parchment and pleated glazediichintz, '8 and 10inch, $1; $1.259$175 and $2. Bridge Shades of same material, 12-inch, $1.50 to $5. 14 and 16 inch, $2.25 and $4.. 18-inch for table and floor lamps, $3.50 to $7.50, Lamp Shom, First Fioor Colorful Summer Rugs Mourzourk Rugs-a New Shipment Hand woven, these are of the finest wearing Crex De Luxe Rugs Cool looking, long wearing rugs in colors and patterns that will add charm to your home this Summer. New Fiber Rugs _ In modern designs and colorful patterns. A fine, close weave that will give splendid service. 9x12 ......... . $20.00 8x10 .. ... $18.00 quality. The exclusive designs, found only here, are more decorative than ever. 69 ..o nun - $18.50 $28.50 Gl ririrs RS Colorful Rag Rugs Hand-woven rag rugs that are suitable for the bedroom, sun porch or breakfast nook. In gay and colorful effects. 6x9 ... .... $16.50 $7.75 36x64 27x54 .$2.75 g Bummer Rug Section, Fourth Floor