Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1929, Page 16

16 ; THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929: A RMS MEE'I’ S[}ENE CLEMENCEAU EXERCISES. \THREE LITTLE GIRLS '?x‘.’,fiZ“‘é,:pfiifL:’um‘r’“:nfl"p-‘ffle"%"}i GUGGENHEIM AIR FUND 5 shlechi s biescape=gvios e fun| BODIES OF 212 SOLDIERS |50ces, e "ror e i Basiory u; the stove an explosion sent the Announcement of the projected sus- IN WEST TO BE REBUR!ED Arizona. » o . % 4 th 3 Th for the reburial o stemine asco” ostod SUCCUMB IN BLAZE st uait S S| INCREASED $500,000(55 & £, e B o D et for Ailing Ex-Premier. y S o oo it et Pleted. Veterans of Four Wars to Be Re-|cemetery on the Apache resérvation PARIS, October 30 (P).—Physiclans | w1y Mistakes Gasoline for Kero- | clothes ‘aflame. He ' extinguished | Gift T Made for “Complete Reali-| The 8ift will assist in providing for| moved From Fort Apache to LI e detwesn 510 RA0 I0E anid of Georges Clemenceau, former French their burning clothes, stook them to several new projects, including the es- !,h!. bodies are those of veterans of the € N 5 tablishment of an airship institute at Santa Fe Cemetery. Civil, Spanish-American, Mexican and DI S on et sene—She and Son May e o o o zation” of Projects Now Akron, Ohio; the foundation of the ” Indian Wars. | morning than when he went to bed last Not Sutvive e Under Way first seronautical engineering school In B the Asiocisted Press. e i i Place for Holding of Naval| nisht. Surprised, they finally gained . He found the three small children | the South and organization of 8 com-| ZSANTA FE, N. Mex, October 30— | o recent lumber strike fs . | from him the admission he had called _ dead in their cribs. | plete aeronautical library in the Library soon w ness the larges e ttrie) | Mrs, Matijevich and John, jr. may of Congress. and strangest funeral procession ever to | timated to have cost the men affected Conference Perplexes in his physical instructor to help him do | By the Associated Press. | die from their burns, doctors said. By the Associated Press. et N SR T wend its way through the narrow | $3.750.000 in loss of wages. his daily dozen. | CIHICAGQ %C“**rd 30-—:{‘";3 "‘“}P: 4 NEW YORK, October 30.—Harry F. ¢ T ¢ ;tlrzeeulglf the old mbe The bodies gf‘— 5 et — In his eighty-ninth year, and just re- | 8irls, Mary, Gertrude and Virginia | e Cliighsn el pratent) of ti Danle] ommissioned as Lieutenant. soldiers are to be reburied in the ” London Observers. o T T lae attack which | Matijevich, were burned to death last Killed Playing oot Ball. e ot o e || Griernuhn /G, Shelfon,) d3as)aansss| [¥AHOmaliCemetery here: 45" RAYON TAFFETA = : T4 not see | night when fire destroyed their home, in | BUGEY G (W) Roseliof the i NaEbEaY | 1 e e — A K e B sl s eep oy | Hodgkins, a suburb. They Vere §Years, | PITTSBURGH, P, October 39 (7)— | Acronaiitics, yesterday announced ro- avenue, this city, has been commissioned | Gemetery yesierday eceived orders | iote: Ve soecally prces $l-25 b . Yard. . By the Associated Press the practice of 40 years. |3 years, and nine months old, | Frank Murphy, 16, was killed in foot | ceipt of an additional gift of approxi-|by the War Department a second lieu- | from the quartermaster department in Yard . v, 30— ves of | His physicians ordered him to take |respectively. | ball scrimmage of the St. Rosalia High | mately $500,000 from Daniel Guggen-|tenant in the finance department of|St. Louis to request bids on receiving TT 2nd Floor ma,c)&r:]:n\.flgc:\:g;r tzom:::nflixigl;:\ less stremuious exerclse in the future. | Mrs. Mary Matijevich, their mother, | School team iiere yesterda: heim for the “complete realization” of | the Reserve Corps of the Army. and burying {1 hodlesiol thetAmerias M‘:DE\Il e third week in January when the five- naval conference begins its| The exact scene of meetings, which will be historic, has not yet been de- cided on. —— % One locati in spite of rumors - / : — !["7‘. H!}(‘»(‘tmll at once ruled out. 3 ~\\\\ . unpretentious official residence of the | 4 prime minister in quiet little Downing | 4 7 3 & — Even the famous cabinet room in | \ “Number Ten,” though it is of fair size, P would not be large enough to hold the | assembled statesmen and their attend- ant experts, and the meetings would | i} disturb the normal family life of the | y prime minister. ‘The foreign office, just across the way from the premier’s house, is a pos- | sibility. If it is chosen, the sessionsl will be held in the Locarno room, a lavishly gilded apartment of good size | - 1 in_which the Locarno pact was signed. | i In this case daily routine would be | ° ° ° PY ° PY ~ o ° % e disturbed, and the foreign office | scarcely can spare the number of extra Tooms which the d-lcgates would re- | \We have now reached the 7th milestone in our business career, and we want Every department joins hands in this Birthday celebration. It is the result of months of | quire. | 4 % : . it f et ; 9 sy ; ; The most likely place for the con- | to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to our hundreds of careful planning and preparation, touring the markets for the best values and newest mer- ‘“f?x“cz'fu:( St. James’ Palace. el b ” ; el § el fag chandise obtainable. Prominent manufacturers have made us tremendous price concessions nified_old pile, once considered to rl:e’ customers and friends whose generous patronage has been responsible for the for this event, and we are prepared to offer you values that you will not be able to duplicate h ita A the 2. v o growth and success of this store. . elsewhere. % fact occupied by him, there are two or | three larg> rooms which would serve for the main sessions of the confer- e e A Birthday Special in the Newest and . Smartest Our Entire Coat Department Offers Unusual Values in Moreover, there are precedents, other o, BRSSO | Our Great Birthday Celebration! powers, have been held there. An entirely novel suggestion has been i put_forward in high official circles. Great_international conferences have been held on the continent at Cannes, San Remo and other seaside resorts. Why should not England show what 3 sho can do in the way of a Winter climate and hold the naval meetings at, say, the south coast resorts of Bournemouth or Torquay? In each of these cities there are halls quite ade- 1uate for the purpose, and it is be- lleved that many of the foreign dele- | — | | —— | gates would be grateful to escape Lon- don weather in January and February. e Presenting High-Grade, Lavishly Organized S : Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats at Responsibility : : Savings That Will Amaze You! Use Yellow Cabs and | b Black and White Cabs o.....éd and OpBemh‘d by : rown Bros. \| - - $ ' 7 , Actual $29.50 & $35 Values! ‘ ADVERTISEMENT 3. - ‘ Iy y The new lines, the dainty touches, the smart col- BOth Benefited 4 ors, the right materials—all these and more too will . ‘ By tlle New | be found in this special group. Modes for street, | afternoon and informal evening wear—in sizes for Herb EXtraCt juniors, misses and women." You’'ll never forgive Capitol Heights Man Tells of yourself if you miss this sale. Come TOMOR- the Wonderful New Health ROW. i T (Second Floor—Gold's) Actual $69.50 Values! | __Thanks to MILLER'S HERB EX- | | TRACT (formerly called HERB JUIC] v en- | . o . ot St et e b s | Birthday Special —Main Floor Even at regular prices; these coats would be considered out-of-the-ordinary values. | past and I am satisfied that any one | | e o s emrel, intovs| 5 300 Brand-New Dresses They reflect the very latest modes from B Sepaiting thels 1ot strbogit and | . | Values Up to $19.50 Paris and New York, and their workman- | An exceptional group of fine dresses given ship is most exacting. You will be delighted to us at a_tremendous reduction by the manu- % 3 facturer for our Birthday le. The ma- at the qualxty and varlety of the fine mate- terials are the finest—the styles and colors are 2 3 3 . the smartest and the savings most unusual rials, trimmed with such rich furs as wolf, Sizes 14 to 40. - (Main Floor—Gold’s) : fox, skunk, etc. In black, browns, greens. All sizes. ! Specially Priced for Our Birthday Sale! (Second Floor—Gold's % M\‘ \‘_“.“ N \Em\y Luxurious T Coats Values $98 to $129.50 This statement was received a few : days ago from Mr. A. J. HefIron, Capi- | s oL HEL i 38a.. who lswell bnowiin | R | Purchased in an unusual manner from very that section, as well as Washington. \ i : B e e v VB o i | prominent coat man!dadunn at far below their some months past I had been losing \ actual worth, and priced exceptionally low for our in weight also strength and seemed . ? g to be out of shape in every way, I| N | Birthday Sale at— Mr. A. J. HEFFRON, bilious dizzy spells, spots seemed to causing gas tn>fo'rm(' from which 1| | $74 AND $94 suffered a great deal. Then, t0o, 1| $5 and $6.50 Valu e s! was troubled with rheumatic and | P Fea ol e Right at the height of the season comes this op in poor health, always felt tired, was | Right at the height o e seas op- G O b il ot i B i porlun‘i‘tv for worthwhile savings. A varied collection A reat Featu.re Of ur eal with her stomach ers Who | Y S 0 had used this Herb Extract told me | of the newest and smartest styles for every Fall and Birthda s I po Bt i b i Winter occasion. Hats in all of the wanted colors and y ale 1‘7:{‘{?; 2!,‘,‘3,,“(,}"1‘;,0,.,"?&&‘3"’; ’,:‘,‘;35\ plenty of black. Youthful styles for the junior and The furs alone are worth %he sale price. These rich, | % 2 & isti s for the 3 ' ; '\‘Afir.fi"y“fi“u'"fn&gnfi?t a“[fttkl‘g‘!cor;‘k;‘gi miss, as well as more sophisticated models elegant coats are in the smart new lengths and the new used four bottles and since I began | matron. All heads styles and fabrics adorned with luxurious furs. using the Millers Herb Extract (for- Other Hats Priced proportionately Low! merly called Herb Juice) I can feel % - the new strength and health going (Main Floor—Gold’s) through my body. I no longer suf-| I 'BIRTHDAY SPECIAL 'BIRTHDAY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SPECIAL —BIRTHDAY SPECIA "BIRTHDAY SPECIAL™ s B s By i e $10 Values $3.75 to $5.00 1,500 Pairs of $1.35 to $1.65 $10.75 Silk $3.95 to $5.00 was troubled with nervous headaches, | | at all hours at night like I did before Owing to the great demand for 8 £l Miller'ss Herb et (formerly them for yourself and. for Xmas giving. medicine are located at Store No. 2, | o hard tos betiaval OTc ot s s < 1 1214 F St most outstanding values we have ins, dance sets, Some tailored, o ever been able to offer. You others georgette and lacy styles. i | Handb Chiffon All-Silk H Dr Silk Undi 2 troy and | b i che bttt ||l Sweater Dresses andbags on All- ose esses ilk Undies This Herb Extract is the most satis- c called Herb Juice) we have found it | necessary to place another represen- 505 7th Street N.W. and Store No. you wish outstanding value as well with back strap or handles. All o Desits Biat B0 as outstanding style—you're cer- of the wanted colors to match 1 t. should buy severall All colors. (Main Floor—Gold’s) (Main Floor—Gold's) ffl‘:i“’lfy ;fle‘iicme i) have ever 35°df Imagine such a price for a quality hose— and I take pleasure in recommending 5 % 4 it to others, as being a dependable | and they’re absolutely first quality, all perfect, remedy for the above trouble. | & ° silk from top to toe. In every new shade. Buy tative in Washington. These men If you want a Winter suit that’s Of suede, in black and brown. Exquisite frocks in the newest A orgeonsiiet Lol amtiealia who are here to explain this great smart and sturdy and warm—if Also caliskin, alligator and lizard f styles and colors at a price that R R |are not enjoying good health stop |||l tain to choose one of these, your new. costume. . i‘.‘.rfi“fio-'}"dfl'finféfim.i. ?:::‘ (Main Floor—Gold’s) 3 (Main Floor—Gold's) ¢ | helped thousands here in Washing-