Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 32

32, % THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929. CHURCHMEN BACK LAW RESPECT PLAN | eitizens toward the eighteenth amend- | ment is a conspicuous example, pro- poses to use every possible resource in | | calling our people to the conscientious observance of law as one of the highest forms of patriotic and Christian citizen- ship. “In its efforts toward this end. the commission is fully conscious of the necessity of co-operation on the part of the homes, the schools and the press glonal organization. In this way, prac- tically every Presbyterian parish will be affiliated with the National Loyalty Commission. REPARATIONS REPORT T0 BE GIVEN HOOVER T CANP READY | * FOR FRST PERIOD measures have been manent buildings ha class condition. J. C. Ingram, boys' department direc- tor of the Y. M. C. A, went to the camp this morning to supervise preparations for _the opening. The administrative staff at camp is headed by Arthur G Baker, camp- director, and includes Dr John W. Casady, physician, and the following camp leaders: Willlam K. ken and the per- been put in first- PLANS SEA TELEPHONES. | Tests Between Leviathan and Land With Radio Equipment. i NEW YORK, June 20 (®).—Walter S. Gifford, president of the American Telegraph & Telephone Co., vesterday announced that radio tests will begin Semi~-Annual Cooper, jr.; Andrew Level, jr: Charles Busloads of Boys F. Wilcox, Hall Hopper, Dick Nash, Kenneth Clayton and Ralph Moore. The camp is named for John C. Letts. its chief benefactor. Boys from 12 0 {18 vears of age are admitted and put through a fourfold program of athlet- ics. nature study, “service to others” and h??;,’;{. ';gé:.l;: :.:"m”:“;:gwsx;:':"d » “practical Christianity.” There are & | ar. Gifford explained, for moam oy numter of courts and fields for games. | which the passengers on transatlantic fwo bathing beaches. combination sail jiners may talk with any telephone sub- and power boats and other attractions. | seriber on 1and. As a first step a shore Lifesaving is taught by Red Cross in- station in the vicinity of New York will | structors be erected immediately and radio tele- phone equipment will be installed on the steamship Leviathan of the United States Line.” To these great forces we now appeal. that our Nation may be increasingly a law abiding people. Upon this effort | we invoke the blessing of Almighty America's Four Representatives to immediately between the liner Leviathan | and the company’s experimental station | at_Deal Beach, N. J These tests, he :aid, are expected to | lead ultimately ta regular telephone | service between ships at sea and any Several Will Go to Rhodes River Tomorrow. The administrative staff of Camp Letts. the Y. M. C. A, Summer haven for boys on the Rhodes River, near Annapolis, took possession of the camp today in readiness for the seasonal the OPening tomorrow morning. Several busloads of Washington boys, just out of school. will descend on the Discuss Paris Negotiations With President Orally. Presbyterian Loyalty Group Forms Committee to God " The executive committee comprises i Dr. William Hiram Foulkes of Newark. Direct Campaign. N.'J.. chairman; Dr. William C. Covert of Philadelphia.” Alexander R. Nicol of Summit, N. J: James M. Speers of New York City and J. Willison Smith of Philadeiphia The three latter are laymen Sunday. June 30, has been designated National Loyalty Sunday in the Presby- terian churches and the commission will inaugurate a patriotie service for law obedience in view of the approach of Independence day. Other days will be similarly observed during the vear. J. P. Morgan. . B November = 17. the Sunday nearest Mr. Lamont said that no formal re- s s the commission's campaign in the 10.- | Thanksgiving day and February 17, the port would be presented to the Presi- TATp I meTroY for’the ‘st two-waek N0 Presbvterian churches of the Sunday between the birthday anni- dent, but that the experts would be period of play and “roughing it" in country, Dr. Cleland B. McAfee of versaries of Washington and Lincoln prepared to clarify any points in the the great open spaces of & 2I7-acre oderator of the assembly, will be made occasions to bring home negotiafio s o k A p?w‘é”" EibCTL e to Presbyterians everywhere the need Mr. Hoover might desire (m';‘hfi:xmf{\nr V';‘,;:n‘\’""::r:‘l;‘:‘f::"h::‘ . resby’ e i7- | for law observance mation. It was possible, the banker Many ave jus e i :‘::l:k:i('r:‘:::nnlr':‘\:.r‘(‘y:‘nt{:x‘\.:lg'_:]i:- ke exeeutive committee, it was an- added, that Secretaries Mellon and completed at the camp for the coming uation in connection with the disregard nounced, will appoint an auxiliary com. Stimson might sit in the informal meet- season A rt.("\ road into the ({mp ha<‘ of law, of which the attitude of many mittee of 75 men and women for re- ing with the President been constructed, additional sanitary Selling! Socieliy By the Associated Press NEW YORK. 'June 20—The four Americans who represented the United States at the recent reparations con- ference in Pariz will go to Washington next Tuesday to report orally to Presi- dent Hoover on the meetings which re- sulted in a settlement Announcement. of the proposed visit to the Capital was made here ve: by Thomas W. Lamont. one of tk The others are Owen D. Young. chairman; Thomas Nelson Perkins and After appointing an execntive com- mittee to carry on its campaign in support of President Hoover's program of law nbedience, the National Lovalty Commission of the Presbyterian Church. which is Acting by authority of the General Assembly. adjourned its ses- gion here late vesterday In a final statement bearing on Falling Flyer Kills Woman. ANZOLA, Italy, June 20 (#).—When a military plane burst into flames at a | height, of 13,000 feet here vesterday the pilot was killed because his parachute falled to open. His falling body struck and killed & woman near, the railroad tracks. The pilot was Marshal Enrico Talamonti and the woman victimh was Celia Galli. The mechanic of the plane, Umberto Raveras. escaped injury, as WHITE DUCK TROUSERS $2.50 EISEMAN'S, 7th & F “Turned In” Sewing Machines varions makes that have s; to $]F) (Third Floor. Tha Hecht Co.) Misses’” and Women’s Dresses (21) $1630 Navy, Black and Colors in Dresses of flat crepe i $5 (%) heen Lamps and Shades (27) 93¢ Silk Candle Shades. (15) 59¢ Paper Pleated 20-in. Junior Shades (9) $1 Junior Parchment Paper Shades (4) $1 Bridge Parchment Paper Shades (2) $1.95 Silk Table Lamp Shades (1) $6.95 Silk Table Lamp Shade (1) $6.95 Skin Shade @) St Silk Table Lamp Shades (4) 95¢ Candle Shields . (2) $24.95 2-candle Torchiers (1) $2.95 Table Lamp Complete. ... (1) $7.95 Wrought-iron Bridge Base (1) $9.95 Table Lamp Base (2) $20 Cloissonne Table Lamp Bases. . (1) $12.95 Table Lamp . (1) $39.50 Complete Lantern Lamp (1) 75¢ Boudoir Lamp Base (2) $2.95 Bridge Shades (1) $3.95 Table Lamp Base (1) §1.49 Boudoir Lamp Rase (1) $9.75 Imported Novelty Lamp $3.95 (Sixtn Flocr, The Hecht Cn.) 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The Heeht €a) Coat and Suit Clearance at 15 Price and Less (1) $89.50 Coral Velvet Evening Wrap, white fur collar $32 (7) $29.75 Black Kasha Tailored Suits, size< 12 and 14 .$1.95 | sizes 15 to 17 $9¢ §2.95 | .$1.95 . $1.59 | (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) | velvet and ... 518 (Third Fioer, The Hecht Co.) kasha: sizes 16 to 42 S (4) 529.50 Black Velvet Coats, sizes 16, 18, 40 ....818 0 Tweed Coat, tan: size 16 . ..815 Velvet, size 16 X i $15 (12) $5.95 Gabardine Trench Coats, <ize< 16 tn 42, $3.95 (19) $59.50, $69.50 and $79.50 Coats, with or without fur . sizes 16 to 48 ¥ SRR P . .$32 r. The Hecht Co.) Frocks from the Mayfair Shop (1) $69.50 Women's Chiffon Afternoon Dress, Chanel red; size 38 (1) $39.50 Wine-colored (ieorgette Afternoon Dress, size 38... (1) $29.50 2-piece Brown Tailored Frock, size 40 . voe (1) $39.50 Afternoon Frock,.heige georgette: size 36 (2) $29.50 Street Dresses, brown canton crepe: sizes 36 and 40., (1) §29.50 Cocoa Canton Crepe Afternoon Dress, real lace (Third Pl trim; size 44 : it $19.50 | (1) $39.50 Brown Crepe Evening Dress, -ize 44 (1) $39.50 Brown Flat Crepe Street Dress, <ize 38 (1) $20.50 Flat Crepe Afternoon Dress, size 40 (1) $69.50 Violet Chiffon Evening Gown, Princ (1) $39.50 Orchid Chiffon Evening Gown, soiled ; size 38 (1) $49.50 Flowered Taffeta Party Frock, white size 16 3 T A $19.50 | (1) $29.50 Brown Crepe Dress with lace hertha; size 20 .$19.50 | (1) $39.50 Printed Crepe Ensemble, black with rose heige: size 16 $28 | (Third Floor. The Hecht Ca.) | $280 Fada i With Dynamic : Clearance Price on $3.95 S‘po;;kcr White and Pastel Felt Hats, $2.95 100 hats of fine smooth 175 white tanes. 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(37) Tots' 79c Dresses, come panty styvles (9) Tots’ $1.59 Straw and Silk Hal - (11) Girls' $2.97 Imported Wool Sweaters. we (18) Infants’ $1.97 Wool Capes. . . . Clearance of Miscellaneous Items (8) 25¢ Hickory Garters, white or hlack ... v 10c (25) Women's 79c to $1.49 All-silk Hose, damaged, in assorted sizec and colors . -0 ~ (30) Women's 10c Handkerchiels, odds and ends. SOILED..". " sc (50) 20c Phonograph Records, popular melodies. ... 10¢ e Sizes 210 b 1 (Redio Shop, Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) (75) $4.95 and $7.50 Beaded Bags, with deep fringe and double chain handle ........o PO . o e $2.95 (Main Floor, The Hecht Ceo.) Exclusively in Washington at