Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 20

- TOORINFROGRES ;‘;lrty Makes Inspection in nne Arundel, Calvert and : Prince Georges Counties. W.a Staft Correspondent of The Star. BOWIE, Md., November 7.—Under adership of the State and extension resters, a number of farmers, business men and wardens Tuesday inspected & group of tree plantations in Anne Arundel, Calvert and Prince Georges Counties. The tour was arranged by the State department of forestry and the University of Maryland extension serv- ice for the purpose of encouraging the| Elgtlfll of timber trees on uncultivated | nd. Among the plantations shown per- | gons making the tour was a row of tulip poplar trees on the Belair farm Which is believed to have been set out in 1754. Most of the plantations visited, however. were of loblolly pine, dating back only a few years. It was pointed | out that these trees showed an average | wth of 31, feet a year,® although e tree was pointed out which had attained the unusual height of 14 feet since 1926. Two women land owners ere included in the party, which rted at Huntington, Calvert’ County, and ended on the grounds of the State Colored Normal School here. T Officials _who_ conducted the tour Were: F. W. Bosley, State forester; | Pred B. Trenk, extension forester; Wal- ter J. Quick, jr., district forester; J. B Morsell, Calvert County agent: S. E. y. Anne Arundel County agent: P. E. lark, Prince Georges County assistant agent, and Robert O'Keefe, district for- est warden. - . Judge Faces Rum Charge. { SAN ANTONIO, Tex., November 7 —With an indictment charging nk driving returned by a grand jury his 'own court facing him, District udge L. J. Brucks continued to hold court at Bandera yesterday. It is alleged i |Giant Land Plane Brucks drove a car on the Bandera-San Ends Trial Flight Without Mishap/ Wings of Huge Junkers Craft Measure 150 Feet Across. By the Associated Press. DESSAU, Germany, November 7.— The G-38, a giant new 3,200-horse- power Junkers monoplane, believed to| be the largest land plane yet con- structed, yesterday completed its first trial flight successfully. | Its wings, which measure 150 feet from tip to tip, have a tapering arrow shape that gives the ship an appear- ance of lightness, but is considered by the Junkers engineers to be the strong- | est and steadiest type yet achieved. | The height of the airship is more than 16 feet and its length is about 75 | feet. It is equipped with Junkers mo- tors, two central ones of 700 horsepow- er each and two outer ones of 400 horsepower each. The wings measure more than a man’s height between their upper and lower coverings where they join the fuselage, thus leaving space for me- chanics to walk entirely around the | motors and constantly supervise them. Another feature is a landing gear equipped with brakes on a rear wheel, used instead of a tail skid. This fea-| ture makes the G-38 a preliminary or experimental step toward the great “tailless plane,” the G-1000, which has been one of Prof. Junkers' favorite dreams and which he sketched in des tail in aplying for the necessary patents as early as 1910. Lms Moon Does Not Affect Crops. The old-time farmer had a deeply- rooted idea that crops grew all the bet- ter for having been planted on certaln phases of the moon. That idea has per- sisted among some until this day, and in order to determine the matter defi- nitely the Weather Bureau has gone to the extent of making observations with the possible effect of the moon in view. The investigators could find no rela- Antonio Highway while intoxicated four | tionship between the moon and the state imonths ago. of the crops on this sphere of ours. L e ANGT . * Street Shoppers —numbers of them —have come to confirm our confidence that Washington has long wanted just such a shop as this. 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And choosing in this group will assure you of real style distinc- tion, along with most pleasant savings. Group No. 3—Comprising Dresses Formerly $39.75 to $49.75 Any dress or evening gown chosen from this group has that rare and so desirable quality of exclusivity. Many by are copies of prominent French de- signers. There are cocktail and Sun- day supper dresses of lace, chiffon and net. Lovely fashions in Panne satin and Panne velvet, also crepe-back satin. Gorgeously de- signed evening gowns in white, eggshell, blacks, greens, etc. Evening Wraps Reduced! Priced from $25 to $79 Dresses—Third Floor Plain or Fur Trimmed Cloth Ensembles $25 to $79.75 ‘We urge you to inspect this offering, for in it are the ensemble modes which have found so‘much favor by smart misses and women this Fall . . . at.most moderate prices. Ensembles—Second Floor = 2 z E § unnnmnmmuuunmunmuunlmmmunummnuulnmnm; £ Extra Special—Added Attraction A Group of Marvelous Values in Tweed Sport Coats Of fine soft tweed, in newest shades and patterns, either trimmed with fash- jon’s favorite sport furs or cleverly plain tailored. Well and warmly made and so jauntily smart, Sport Coats—Second Floor $9.4,00 Accessories for NOW or for Early Christmas Shoppers AU-Silk, Picot-Top Full-Fashioned HOSIERY $].05 Al the very latest shades. . - Dainty French heels. An outstanding hosiery value at this re- markably low price. Accessories—Main Floor érepe .f’e Chine UNDERWEAR 31.79 Actually Worth $2.50 Included are Teddies, Step-ins, Panties and Dancettes, either lace- trimmed or tailored. In newest pastel shades. Accessories—Main Floor Imported Kid GLOVES $].65 Actually Worth $2.50 Blacks, blacks with white, and other shades. In smart one-clasp style. Medium and longer lengths. Accessories—Main Floor Special Attraction! Gold and Colored MESH BAGS Regularly $295 ‘These lovely mesh bags are ideal for Christmas ifts...these are made by Whiting and Davis and are indeed a real special at $2.%. Accessories—Main Floor All Silk or Imported Gloria UMBRELLAS $9.69 Regularly $395 16-rib const ruction. Solid or fancy color ei- fects. A variety of new style handles. Accessories—Main Floor All Linen Hemstitched HANKIES 50c¢ for Six Regularly 10c each These are of excep. tional quality with pretty colored borders nndpmnke lovely gifts. Accessories—Main Floor T ‘Remarkable Savings on Chic Fur-Trimmed CoaAaTs Group No. I—Comprising Coats Formerly $59 to $79 Here are coats that are styled with much distinction, in the wanted all $ blacks, blicks with contrasting furs 3 and the new shades of brown,.tan: g green and red.: Generously apd smartly trimmed with such furs as mink-dyed muskrat, caracul, squirrel, black, brown, pointed and platinum Manchurian wolf. All sizes, of course. Group No. 2—Comprising . Coats Formerly $79 to $89 In this group you will be pleased to find clever adaptions of the out- $ standing style successes of such de- signers as Vionnet, Augusta Bernard, Patou and Molyneux. Plenty of the wanted all blacks and the most popu- lar new shades. Richly trimmed with such furs as cross fox, genuine wolf, lapin, caracul and civet cat. Richly lined and meticulously finished. Group No. 3—Comprising Coats Formerly $98 to $115 . At $86 we have assembled a group of coats that are indeed exceptional $ in the distinction of their styling and their note of true individuality. All one-of-a-kind models, true coat mas- terpieces. Very choice domestic and imported matecials are lavishly trim- med with the season’s most elegant furs such as badger, krimmer, fox, kolinsky, lynx and beaver. Proportionate Reductions on All Higher-Priced Coats Coats—Second Floor 000 Every FUR Coat in Our Entire Stock 1/ OFF! 3 Marked Prices Savings From $25 to $150- Early to do a thing like this, BUT the exceed- ingly mild weather makes it absolutely necessary that we reduce our stock of beautiful dress and sport furs. All of these coats are of very care- fully selected peltries in prime condition, styled with real beauty and finished with consummate care in every detail. You may choose from silver and golden muskrat, northern mink (dyed musk- rat), pony, lapin, squirrel, sealine (dyed coney) and caracul. Either self-trimmed or have huge collars and cuffs of expensive contrasting furs, Furs—Second Floor