Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1929, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1978 informed by cablegram yesterday. Asks Absolute Divorce. No details of the accident were given ir. Harrls had served in _ Alleging that for the past six weeks { ginia, attempfed vesterday to obtain the views of the New Yorker and said | | tempted t burn the boat before it could| Y IS KILLED - | sz of a Bl assigning & Naty medi- | there ought to be some one present | SEAMEN FACE CHARGES. [ompiec MISSIONARY IS E Noae | some" distance off shore, snd being | Accident in India. mer Mist. Allce. Blanche Bockstahier of e s ugh Gl P lake cate of United Siates Senstors | @ ON. Conn. June B (P)— | b T a ehtore to evehd seizure, the| NEW YORK, June 3 UP.—The Rev. buinted est N. ¥, Hip mother Lios 8% Gouuiil road, has filed sult for an Senator Copeland has _repeatedly bk e poK e e | N O O ver ¥ ilkta 'ar- | crew; noourding. io the Wilkes' offiosrs, | John David/Harrls of Springfisid, Ohio, | Mariers Ofilo, and a piciier, absolute divorce from Earle F. Gordon. ed to have @ medical officer in at- |9 COERER R BAECEY foed here yesterday with the fishing set fire to their craft ang took to their American missionary in India, was ac- 2 a | 501 Twelfth street northwest. They fratiomae:. e at the Senate chamber. He Dractice 7 one 8 ¥ : e ohm M Hatheway in tow and its | dorles, The destrover went alongside, cidentally killed in Belgaum, India, S were married April 12, 1024, and have 15 {n/ AssbSTAVY Press : {erday that it was “surprising O M mars aboard on charges | sent & fire crew aboard to extinguish May 31, the Board of Forelgn Missions Canada added 62 new airplanes from | no children. Attorney Vivian O. Hill ap- The Senate's two doctors, Copeland | how many calis I get because I am & The totalisator has just been official- | cfe Of 8% BERORCTS SHAFEE PR ving AL | the blaze and then picked up the crew. | of the Methodist Epscopal Church was the United States last vear.. pears for the wife. of New York and Hatficld of West Vir- doctor.” Senator Hatfield concurred in | Iy introduced into England. of being rum run (PHYSICIAN FOR SENATE Tl e S e e 2 inist to S tors. 't care of enators ), & N S — SOUGHT IN MEASURE |2 QM 0 fiak of the Senate naval - are repeatediy getting sick.” R rrmraa Y ttee objected With the statement = Chairman Hale declared it was not !:E:‘rm}:t the Senate needs a doctor it | the duty of an Army or Na¥y doctor to | of Trying to Burn Boat. Copeland and Hatfield Sponsor Bill for Assignment of Navy Med- Don't Fail to Visit the Exhibit and Special Selling of Original Etchings—Balcony, Street Floor i i | i LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Hot Weather Fashions For Every Hour of a Busy Summer Day! New Bertha Collars, $2.95 For Sleeveless Frocks Go sleeveless, but cover the shoulders is fashion's rule. Cape collars of scal- loped all-over lace, embroidered net, and georgette with lace. Some with jabot ties. In black, white, ecru and cream. Neckwear—Straet Floor. Saturday! Bathing Apparel Review By the Fourteen Beautiful “Foxettes” The Entire Ballet Ensemble of the Fox Theatre as Models. 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For those casual, cool daytime frocks, Fashion says choose printed voile. Here are Summer's newest patterns —including fine lacy designs, .tiny florals, cool leaf designs, and many m}c])f:{crmstic motifs—black and white—or soft pastels on white. oie Rayon Eponge Suiting, 29¢ For the fashionable sun-back tennis frocks, for golf en- sembles—for any hour of a smart Summer day, wear this cool cotton material. Stripes and plaids in every wanted color. Patterns, Silks and Wash Goods—Thitd Floor. A lovely chiffon ensemble that will brave the broad daylight dining hours and face smartly the brilliant night lights during the hot Summer months.. $25. Place: Second Floor _ * No “Admission Charges R T—— Here is the smartest solution to the Sum- mer dining hour problem—a semi-formal black and white chiffon frock wearing a dressy black taffeta coat. $25. But when in doubt as to what to do, or where to go after dinner, wear this smartly tailored maize georgette ensemble with tri- color scarf and trim. $25. Others $39.50 to $59.50 Women's and Misses’ Dress Shop—Second Floor An Extraordinary Sale of Cool Glassware Thin Blown Glassware in Optic Patterns Choice of Solid Colors or Contrasting Effects ! 5 C Save Considerably in This Sale CAPITOL Make Mattresses *“Capitolize your sleep™ by buying Capitol brand mat- tresses while they're at rock-bottom prices! Five well- known styles that bespeak quality and comfort. Capitol Inner-Spring Mattresses Hundreds of highly-tempered springs buried in deep layers of fine felt to give ideal comfort $ and resiliency. High-grade coverings in rose, blue, helio and green. Hand made with venti- L 4 lated sides. $32.50 to $39.50 values! $12.95 to $15.95 Layer Felt Mattresses $8.75 Inexpensive, but exceedingly com- fortable. 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