Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1929, Page 16

18 - - = THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1929. . e st e e condueting n[]NE KILLED. 15 H”RT!:'fi:,.3‘;4“.”.;%2:":;@&%“’.&3":&‘a:::: i e, T e e T JLLINOIS “WET” BILL oy Wil 1 ™ United States swarmed in and around The bast ofce 1o putcnase some of the | experimente Pio Sexpleion D e new Edison leciric light ftleth ‘anni | The inventor was not present, but his and 400 feet into the air to crash | hurled us through the sides of s assed by th son Charl , \ms kept bu<) thmu hout through a water front warehouse and |ing. Then we were covered with steam House but defeated by the Senal o THUUS N e o i Sl e s o DEFEATED IN SENATE i 2 $1,000 Sold in Half Hour. S chool cnitdren of Bevitan m\lnsh))\ R Cuars: aul enat tollowsd! {hol| el L e Wisconsin rerentlvumlcgu:n‘l \‘-:;;'n 1 . | sang a song written for the occasion by ronr of the explosion as workmen lay | b endum under a similar o I,CD';‘,?“ the first half hout of the bubs | George M. Cohan. Later they laid a scattered about the damaged structure. | FACULTY SUES SCHOOL. Upper House Beats Measure Given its prohibition enforcement law, mmp! yere sold. [ \mam nf vmmt;‘m lhe g Roey Téx‘?sgkh:s“whor;aas wsrlgyngémlns SE T e —_— " wer [o, T e o s cc]ebranogixv\as e of the r\,enh‘ {others were rushed 0 New Orleans hos- | Des Moines T. Instructors Ask ide BJ“"'yhm DIRIGIBLE DAMAGED. Deere. ‘mailed the first three stamps to i the golden jubilee of light, which wi itals, where some of them were ex- $21,872.51 Unpaid Salaries. | Branch. Tl Th A. Edison, President H last until ‘October 21, the actual date ot cal Plant Of Cotton Qil Pected to die. B i Menlo Park POS( Office Does | Thomss, A" Edison, President Hoover the perfection of the incandescent bulb. Chemica The cause of the explosion was nol| DES MOINES, Towa, June § (P.— A0 , EABSEL, Germany. Jine § UP.—-Tne | determined, officials declining to com- | . . mailed with the new stamps was sent R TR | Ve - ed Des Moines Uni- | By the Associated Press, More Business in Day Than /{o"r. Zaison at Fort Myer, Fia, and WQMAN ASPHYXIATED I Company Is Wrecked e thvek-aM buNliilg o it T;:::;vn?x:‘:;uc{::i ‘:cstcrdav filed suits| SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 6.—The broke apart on May 6 in a squall has \cmc‘)x:;n:?QLTBTQ:(;&&?\&L(%; f{:;?\n | by Explosion boilers and compressors where. by a | against the school for alleged unpaid | Hllinots State Senate last night defeated had another mishap. The dirigible, of . Normal 30-Year Trade. |was William Bogan of Metuchen, 70 G | y EXp 4 secret process, moisture was eXtractel | ool oooe oo ‘e01 87251 Dr. T, the Weber-O'Grady House bill for a @ small type, was partly filled with gas [ vears old. who wes one of the original| CHICAGO. June 6 ().—A woman e from the cotton seed oil after it was | Lt - . referendum on the question of repeal- and was moored to an anchor mast —— Edison men of 50 years ago. Bogan identified as Mrs. Golda Oelman, | manufactured. Caustic acid was used |T. Shields. chairman of the hoard of | jo"the State prohibition enforcement | when another squall struck it today B the Assoctated Press. was a glass blower and exhatsted the estranged wife of P. H. Oelman, presi- FY the Associated Press either to clean out the boilers or in es, who is in charge of the uni- | jaw. The vote was 28 to 2: o iR aReslith: lebaaaR i MENLO PARK, N. J. June 6—The air from the third lamp made Which gent of the §. D. Smith Gorporation of _ NEW ORLEANS, June 6.—One man the secret process ince dismissal of its entire| The bill passed the House a fort- CAAIE I o SN e post office in the cottage of Postmaster proved successful = e was killed and fifteen others were in-' “We were working on one of the named defendant night ago by a wide margin. The vots places. The complete destruction of James F. Shepard in this small borough § Cincinnati. Ohio, was found asphyxiat- jyred, some seriously. in an explosion at heaters.” said Walter Jarnes. one of | Dr. Harry C. Wayman, deposed presi- | in the Senate. which is recognized as | the airship was narrowly prevented by Yesterday did more business than it Bulb Wreath on Memorial. ed in a local hotel y hoon yesterday in the secret process the injured workmen. “Some other men | dent, seeks to collect $2.646.66, the | being dry, sharply divided Chicago and |a watchman, who caught the rip line would normally do in 30 years Yesterday afternoon a _celebration | Identification Was made by Mr. Ocl- | chemical plant of the culf & Valley | were washing out the boilers with hot 'larges amount | “downstate” Senators. The Chicagoans | and let out the gas. mark the site of the Edison work- | Dight before, after a separation of tWo | ™ The blast rocked the village of Gretna | shops of 1879 and the house in which ' years | and shattered windows in a hllf—m!lel The natives of this community, which consists of not more than 35 houses stood around in wonderment as thou N e sands of persons from all over th “Cream of the South” Mg Summertime Furniture Specials ' p N That Combine Beauty and Economy T il The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St A T / Coolmg Lime Sherbet Attractive 7-Piece Period Design Dinette Suite o This splendid group consists of a 7-piece Di e Set—including 48-inch Buffet, ¢ and Vanllla Ice Cream im‘]o»le](l (,lfh(i;::;(l ('a}iintyt, nr?l(:n;: G;I:n>iflrric'[€ah1:1::d 4 éh;flt 11\';;111 jacqltlll;‘w(l \'Sloir $69 .50 y : " : 5 B ’ upholstered seats; a beautiful 23-piece Luster Tea Set is included. For those who UICE of limes which are ripened in the trade winds, frozen in tasty sherbet, combined wish to furnish a small dining room attractively. in an attractive mold form with vanilla ice cream-—sharing their deliciously cooling : G flavors side by side in the famous De Luxe Pint Package. ~ Or vanilla ice cream of velvety smoothness, half and half with refreshing raspberry ice! That’s just another of the tempting two-flavor combinations of the moment. With one more for variety’s sake—vanilla and luscious strawberry. “Cream of the South” because it is the best ice cream the South cfllways the Flavors produces . . . freshest, purest cream with flavors for which Southern - states and tropical countries are famous. Qf the Moment Constant selection of single flavors and two-flavor combina- tions, in De Luxe Pint Packages, at The Velvet Kind dealers. Fiber Fernel;y $1.69 Bar Harbor Stetiter Chair Splendidiy, built 47,000,000 Pints a Year The $2 49 Chair sy R EE ggg’u‘xn.'é"‘f"" e % Velvet Kind Natural finish. Well 98C 2'Tone Hand Woven - SouthernDairies i Lo e et wmees Decorated Fiber Suite An extremely attractive fiber suite Mdl Builders of the South” with graceful rolled arms. The . $ 7" pieces comprise a 60-inch ee, arm- . 3 chair and rocker. Spring-filled cush- 2 : g AW W ions covered in colorful cretonne. I,.;a“d.,r:adb“.‘.?g Slat Back Rocker at seats. Red and Woven cane seat. ral_finish. Comfortable arms. $6.95 $2.49 I<oldmg Metal Bridge Chair | Gliding Divan e | . | Heavy 8-ounce Puck; blue and Maroon colored grEY | puilitiandesigiies separatenf] mctall ¥Special [(iea‘ch Chair = s s » P2 rms nplete with canopy :,‘dr‘,,;x 4 hions. Padded arn $ 19 gmim:n‘:: (-<~v, e j ) Porch SW g . duck on hardwood ne ke t frame. ho No Phone or $3.98 i $1.98 Mail Orders TODAYS OIL | FOR TODAYS i Double Day Bed Simmons “Beauty Rest” Folding Cot & Pad $15 75 Coil Spring BEd Outfit Inner Spring Mattress Comprises Simmons wood finish metal bed with cane panels. genuine coil 50 spring and cotton and layer felt mat- s With link wire spring and com- M oTo R s fortable cotton pad. Extra special— Wood finish ends and SEr comfortable pad with cre- Enjoy sound, restful sleep with all its $5.95 $24.75 SUPREME MOTDR The Two-Base Ocl | REFINED from the very best properties of Paraffine and naph- | thene base crudes “GULF SUPREME” possesses all the good and none of the bad features of the single base oils refined from either crude. @QThe heat of high-speed . . . high compression motors $110 ] carbonizes many single base oils and reduces others to a very Léic Tubés “'j :1‘1.:]‘:‘;“";‘1?(‘ tl:' thin consistency . .. in either case reducing efficiency of the motor. e 4 Pc. Walnut Veneered Bedroom Sulte B,,,‘;\ C.:rl,ifri"te‘,1 $125 A delightful example of the attractive bedroom suites to to give splendid serv- You will find *‘GULF SUPREME" ! be found here. Comprises 48-inch dresser, straight wood bed. s149 A oo Model No. 71 Majestic Radio All electric, with Dynamic 3-Door Refrigerator Speaker. : [hree-door, - front- Less Tubes ) j i ! g chest of drawers with deck and massive French vanity oot {Of 3’0“{‘ waonioebr | Conu!;:y’lp:--e:.,"ud Carved overlays; genuine walnut veneer over hardwood. $15.95 any Gulf Service Station or Dealer | ConvonicatiDetervadiPavinEnts GULF REFINING COMPANY The Julius Lansburgh Sfurniture & Manufacturers of the Famous Gulf Venom Insecticide June s, 1929 | E n t rance 909 [ b t ree t e ‘.wnmmmml\\w‘mmmmmflmw, [l Quality That Endur ‘u S