Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 24

CHIGARO MAY 6E1 * POWER CONGRESS World Session at Berlin Con- cluded, With Resolution Ap- proving General Work. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. By Radio to The Star and the Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1930. BERLIN, Germany, June 326.—The second International Power Congress ended last night with & resolution ap- proving its general work. The already excessive diet of food, drink, hes and wholesale sightseeing is proving too much for many Americans, who ve been drifting to Carlsbad, Marienbad and other gastronomic repair shops, in order to recover from ultra high power Yiving in Berlin. Delegates generally consider that the congress touched any haustive and, in some cases, ill ing. Next Power Conference. It seems possible that the next power conference will be held in the United States, possibly in Chicago, ne:xt Summer, but in view of Canada’s de- * sire to have the meeting it is possible that some neutral spot like Niagara Falls will be selected. Opinion is still interested in the In- sull incident, some taking the view that Ambassador Frederic M. Sackett aired American “dirty linen” before foreign- ers, others that Mr. Sackett did well in calling the world’s attention to the ne- cessity for private power ucers to justify their efficlency if they wish to avoid public ownership. ‘The general results of the meeting are a certain number of convictions: First, that the immense importance of power has not yet been realized by the world. Second, that power although not yet an important export problem may soon become one. Situation Favorable. ‘The American situation is favorable. Power machinery is an important Amer- ican export, constituting one-fourth the world's export of power machines, Ger- many comes second with one-half of +America’s production but & higher pro- portional export. Among many personal adventures of .American delegates, the most amusing is that of Henry J. Plerce, vice presi- dent of the Electric Bond & Share Co. Mrs. Plerce, it appears, is a Zeppelin fan, rivaling Lady Drummond Hay. Re- cently she went from Friedrichshafen to South America with the Graf Zep- pelin. . Pierce himself took his first Zep- zenn ride while here, and was aston- hed when one of the officers of the airship approa him with a blue fountain pen and asked him to return it to his wife, who had left it behind in her cabin. BRITISH ELECTION SEEN London Papers Draw Inference From Macdonald’s Talk. LONDON, June 26 (#).—Additional hints of an impending general election in England were said today to have been given by Prime Minister Macdonald at & meeting of the parliamentary Labor party yesterday. Several British morning papers re- ferred to the matter, including the Laborite Daily Herald, which said that Mr. Macdonald “indicated possibility of a general election in the Autumn.” The Mail had it “before Autumn.” ‘The statement in any case seemed to have been indefinite and to refer to a possible contingency rather than an expectation. Phone User Robs Register, A colored man who asked Wardell *Dexter, manager of the Dexter Auto Supply Co., at Twenty-second and L streets, for permission to use his tele- phone_yesterday afternoon walked into the office and rifled the cash register of $38 while employes of the cormpany were waiting on customers. At the Juvenile Shop... Friday | Clearance Day 25 Assorted Girls' Frocks of Silk, Georgette, Printed Formerly $5.95 to $12.50.. 98 Tub Frocks and Ensembles, sizes 7 to 1 Lawn, Broadcloth, ete. $195 to $3.95 values......., Crepe, ste. Sizes 1 to 14. 8 Girle’ Raincosts, sises 8 to 12. 14 Girls® Costs, sizes 2 to 10. Formerly $5.95 to $10.00.. 7 Boy#’ Coats, sizes 2 to 6. $595 value 20 Assorted Skirts of Silk or Pique, assorted color: 3 to 14. SL75 to $3.50 values .. 30 Assorted Beach and Bath Robes, Formerly $195 .. 75 Higher priced Domes: Formerly $1.95 to $5.00 30 Boys’ Linen Knickers, 40 Assorted Boys' Su Middy and long pants, Import splendid assortment of sizes from 1 year to size 36. Seeks Governorship ! HARRY T. BURNS, Sweetwater attorney, who will seek the Republican nomination for governor of Tennessee. —Associated Press Photo. WOODRIDGE-LANGDON PARK ACTION ASKED Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Fa- vor Acquiring and Improving Needed Land. Development of the new Woodridge- Langdon Park through the immediate inauguration of condemnation proceed- ings to acquire a needed parcel of land and the inclusion of estimates for the improvement of the land was urged by the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' As: sociation last night at its regular meet- ing in Sherwood Sunday Sghool Hall. ‘The National Capital Park and Plan- ning Commission was asked to start copdemnation proceedings in regard to a triangle north of Evarts street between Eighteenth and _ Twentieth streets northeast. The Office of Public Build- ings and Public Parks was requested to incorporate in its estimates for 1932 an it>m for the beautification of the park. The association adopted a .compli- mentary resolution offered by William 8. Torbert, lauding the long service of C. B. Hunt, who will soon retire as Dis- trict highway engineer. W. H. Dunn reported he had just learned from the District authorities that & new 20-foot bridge will be placed over B. & O, Rallway tracks at Queens Chapel road. Mrs. x?:: L. Norris spoke on the re- cent National Parent-Teacher Conven- tion at Denver, Colo. President Thomas J. Llewllyn presided. Saeaiise, LUTHERANS CELEBRATE AUGSBURG ANNIVERSARY Rev. John Aberly Delivers Ad- dress at Ceremonial in ® Capital. ‘The four hundredth anniversary of the Augsburg Confession, which formed the doctrinal basis of the Lutheran Church, was celebrated last night at the Lutheran Place Memorial Church, ‘The anniversary address was delivered by Rev. John Aberly, president of the Qettysburg, Pa., Lutheran Seminary, who gave a detalled explanation of the religious principles embbdied in the Augsburg Confession, A historical sketch, in which he dis- Rasmussen, pastor of the Lu&he’x Place Church. ‘The Rev. Richard Smith, pastor of the Zion Lutheran Church, presided at the celebration services, which, in addi- ton to several dr Singing of old Lutheran hymns con- cluded the services. $.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $l.00 $1.00 $1.00 $].00 Organdy, $295 value....cuuuue Sweaters, a $1.50 to $1.95 values 50 Pairs Children's Shoes, sizes 2 to etc. $1.50 to $2.45 values .... 30 Assorted Baby Creepers, Dotted Swiss, Cotton Crep Prints, etc. Sizes 1 to 3. $1.50 to $1.95 values. $].00 $1.00 Priday Clearance ’ 4 for $1.00 Friday Clearance 3 for $].00 150 pairs Assorted Children’s Hosiery, 14 and 3% lengths; imported lisle socks, etc. Sizes 4 to 814. 25¢ to 50c values. 6 pairs for $1. All Sales Final B,runschwi S 80 Assorted Frocks for Tots, sizes 2 to 6, with and without bloomers. $1.00 to $1.95 values. 70 Assorted Children Play Suits, sizes 1 to 7. 60 Pairs Misses’ Silk Hose, formerly $1.00. 100 Assorted Wool Bathing Suits, Wool Sun Suits; Shirts to match. es 2 to 6. 30 Mexican Beach Hats, $1.00 value. 50 Silk and Flannel Berets, ete. . 21 Infants’ Wool Sacques and Sweaters, slightly soiled. 90 Assorted Girls' Straw Hats, Baby Organdy Bon. nets, Baby Boy Headwear, etc. 200 Assorted Boys' Sun Suits, sizes 2 to 6. Boys' Shorts, sizes 4 to 9. g‘,{“ glnn-n. sizes ; to 6. aby Creepers, 1 to 3. 30 Sun Hats, ete. E Street.Corner 8% G, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930. Irregulars of $1.50 and $1.75 Full-Fashioned Ruby Ring SILK HOSE The irregularities are very slight and do Friday Only not affett the wearing quality of these pop- ular hose. Service weight with pointed or square heels, lisle hem and soles in an as- sortment of desirable colors; sizes 814 to 10%5. Pair $1 Empress Silk Hose Friday Only, 74c pr. Mock fashioned silk hose with seamed back and double-pointed heels in the same or contrasting color; some with lisle soles; in gun metal and other popular shades; sizes 81, to 105, 75c to $1 Imported Full-Fashioned Lisle Hose Friday Only, for Lisle hose are both practical and smart this year for sports wear . . . this fine imported lisle comes in a sheer and a service weave, in sun-blush, brown, navy and tan. Sizes and colgrs incomplete. s PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor These Are Dainty With Summer Dresses! 1 Mother-of-PearlNecklaces Beginning Friday 69C One hundred only to be sold at this price. Beads in natural mother-of-pearl and tint- Inexpensive Vacation Stationery! ed mother-of-pearl, strung with crystal rondelles cut mushroom shape . . . with spring ring catch. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor 75¢ Ripple Bond . gy Stationery, Friday Only, S0c ; 100 sheets of Ripple Bond paper with 100 envelopes to match; large single sheets. Tuck a box or two into the children’s camp luggage; buy for your own vacation corre- spondence. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Table of Girls’ Clothing, Only 50 pieces, Choice, Friday OBy scaanns ann 2SC Rayon underwear; wool and rayon sweaters and skirts; dresses, bloomers, hats and other odds and ends. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor _$339to $5 Novelty Kimonos Beginning Fa 298| Slightly mussed from dis- play; tub silks, rayon satins, box-loom _crepes and novelty cotton fabrics; 25 only to be cleared out at this price. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor. supply! of Community Plate. $1.89 Bed Sheets 90x108-inch Size Friday Only, 1.49 Extra length and width in these 90x108-inch sheets of firm quality, pure white finish sheeting. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Complete your Ensemble with one of these! $1 and $1.25 White Kid Bags Friday Only Flat envelope-style bags of white French kid or linen and kid, a few with zipper fastening; are cool and Summery looking with hot- weather frocks. Remnants of 25c¢ Ribbons, Friday Only, 1 to 3 yd. lengths of 5 to 7% inch ribbons of satin, moire, taffeta, Dresden and fancy stripes. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Woman’s 59¢ and 69¢ Union Suits 2 for $1 Friday Only Low - necked, sleeveless style, with tight knee or built-up shoulder with al,o::d wide leg. Sizes 36 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Ploor PALAIS ROYAL—Main Flog Friday Furniture Features $5.69 Boudoir Chairs, Friday Only, 3.95 (3) chairs, covered with cretonne. Floor samples, slightly soiled. If perfect, 9.75. 59¢c Metal Smoking Stands, Friday Only, 3% (10) stands in brown finish. A very unusual value. Folding Baby Strollers, Friday Only, 6.75 ftz\t n;scssol frame strollers, samples, slightly imperfect. If per- ect, 10.50. $14.95 Occasional Arm Chair, Friday Only, 8.75 Sl $49.75 Three-Piece Fiber Suite, Friday Only, 32.50 Two floor samples that are slightly marred, priced especially low for Friday. $19.75 Welsh Cabinet, Friday Only, 1598 Just one, recently marked 17.75. Solid oak, for the breakfast room. Gray stain. (1) Davenport Bed, Friday Only, 76.50 F‘lrl)or sample, covered with art denim. A real buy at this low price. $45 Large French Vanity, Friday Only, 39.75 Of matched burl walnut veneer. All oak interior. Six large drawers. Just one at this low price. 3 Card Tables, Friday Only, 79¢ Mahogany-finish frame and imitation leather tops. Slightly shopworn. $39.75 Five-Piece Breakfast Suite, Friday, 33.50 Gray Stained maple suites, strongly constructed. Sample, slightly shopworn. (2) Art Moderne Mirrors, Friday Only, 3.95 Diamond shape, 17%,x30 inches. Floor samples, marked at this low price Friday for quick clearance. 15.75 Desk Chair, Friday Only, 7.95 Bpanish type chair of solid malzogany. Recently 9.95. 3/3 Felt Mattress, Friday Only, 4.98 Just two. Roll edges. Floor samples that are slightly mussed. 4/6 Brown Metal Beds, Friday Only, 4.98 Seven beds, with large filler rods and easy-rolling casters. Re- cently marked 5.75. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor 9c. St:oog5 seats and comfortable padded backs. Recently All Charge Purchases Made on June 28 and June 30 Will ‘Appear on August 1 Statements 100 Wonderful At the end of every big sale there are short lots, broken sizes—many - week’s Friday bargains Toilétries For Friday Only Palmolive Soap Friday Only 72c doz. 6¢ Per Cake 1,400 cakes only, there- fore we are obliged to limit sales to one dozen to each customer. 50c pkg. Lady Washington Cleansing Tissues, Friday only, 35¢, 3 for $1 TregJur Sets, consisting of. S0c size face powder, 50c size com- pact; and 25c size tal- cum; Friday only 49c Jerr’s 3-0z. Narcisse Perfume; discoutinued flacon of 50c $375 - size; recently at $1.10.° Friday only. $2 Elgin Vanities, containing powder, rouge, lipstick; some with chain attached; re- 50 cently at 65c. Friday only C Y PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor $1.25 Set of Six Silver-Plated Iced Tea Spoons Now is the time to enjoy a set of iced Friday Only tea spoons or to add to your present These low-priced ones are in an attractive pattern by the makers 89c Set PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Fine Cretonne Daybed Covers Frid. oy 1.04 Full length with attractive flouncing all around. Many new, colorful patterns. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Rufiled Voile Curtains Friday Only 44C quality white volles with neat shirred tie bands to match. Just the curtain for your cottage or city home. Vatco Universal Auto Seat Covers For Friday Only Neat stripes of serviceable cool-looking covert cloth. Bizes to fit any car from a Ford to a Lincoln. Coupes Friday 1 .39 Only... Coach or Sedans, ey, 2.39 Winaow Shades E:lday Only 3 8 C ightly sofled from display. 8l All wanted colors and mount- ed on guaranteed rollers. Regularly 50c to 1.50. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Drapery Remnants Friday Only % off Remnants of cretonnes, repps, theatrical gauze, up- holstery fabrics, damask, marquisettes, slip covering, etc. . PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor * Rayon Bloomers Friday Only 90 C Extra good quality bloom- ers made by a manufacturer whose name you will instant- ly recognize.” Reinforced at points of wear it gener- ously. Pink, peach and shrimp. Sizes 4, 5, 6. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Covers, Friday only . vcinn Three-Piece Ready Made Cretonne Slip 4.44 Only 10 to offer at this low onne to fit enport, wing chair and arm chalr. rice. Neat ttern blue cre- he average dav- PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Summer Rugs Just 15, Sold “As Is” Fiber and grass rugs, some with slight mis- prints, others soiled from handling. 9x12-ft. sizes; Regularly $1095 to. $20; Friday only, $5.48 to $10. 1 H 8x10-ft. sizes; Regularly $9.95 to $18; Friday only, $4.98 to $9. Smaller Sizes Also Half Price Price PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor 300 Rag Rugs Friday Only p o, 18x36 inches. Cool-looking and washable. Genuine Kimlark Fiber Rugs 27x54 inches, regularly $3. Friday only .... 36x72 inches, $4.50. Friday only Discontinued patterns to close out at half their regular prices. regularly 6x12-ft. Porch Rugs Only. . 7'35 Heavy quality wire weave grass. Just 25 to sell at this low price Friday. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Friday G STREET AT ELEVENTH Profit Taking by Ou You can add a neat little These Impressive Reductions on Summer Frocks Beginning Friday ginning Priday i 1—$18 White Crepe Dress, i recently $16.50; beginning Friday 131395 White Crepe H n S i L1 1—825 White Grepe Disss size 44; recen! H ol ginning Priday. 16.50 - 7—$29.50 to $35 White Chiffon Dresses, sizes 36 to 44; recently bezlnnlng' 19.50 ; recently 310-4"9'{ 895 inted Chiffon, size : $25 40; recently $20.50; beginning Pri 1—$35 Blue size 34; and Dress, recently $10.49; size 40; beginning Friday.. 1—$19.50 Pink E Dress, size 38; slightly solled; recently $16.49; beginning Friday. - XT3 ning Dress, size 36; recent- P $16.49; beginning Friday. —$39.50 Red Crepe Eve- ning Dress, size 42; recent- ly $25; beginning Priday. 1—$39.50 Bluet Velvet Eve- ning Dress, size 36; recent- 14 95 ly $16.95; beginning Friday . 1—$25 Sweater Suit, size 34; recently $12.95; be. 10_75 binning Friday... 16.50 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Flaor I Just Before Vacation! Special! Friday Oinly}, $16.50 Smart Silk - Coats 1 489 .Only 100! They Won’t Last Longl } # Just the kind of coat you'll need to take on your yage tion! They’re suitable for travel and dress well. Rich faille silks, flat crepes and georgettes in navy blue and white. Cape model, s with and sleeves . . : scarf and jabot treatments , , . tucked « < s olre 6ust a few of the style features you will find, 3 , 14 to 20, 34 to 54. i PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Sims - *2.98 Printed Handkerchief Linen Dresses Beginning Friday Just 50 smart tailord frocks suitable for sports and} Homa wear, in tub-fast prints. You will find becoming colozs and attractive Fat‘tems in sizes 16 to 42, Shop eaxly, »s the number is limited. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor i . Match your Summer Frocks with | $3 Doeskin Pull-Ons. Friday Only That's easier than it sounds, for these specially smart 8-button length pull-ons come in exquisite shades. Rose T Orchid, Nile Green, Natural, Eggshell Pink, Sky Blue, and i 35 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Just 200 Pairs Women’s Hose oiy” 59¢ pr. Only Odds and ends of full-fashioned and seamback styles of all-silk, and silk and rayon. M-nL desirable shades.” Some “are seconds Broken sizes from 81,. to 10. . THE PALAIS ROYAL—Downstairs Store Two Big Tables of Wash Good Remnants at 1/2 Price ; Rayon Voiles . . . Chiffon Volles . . . Printed Dimities . . . Flax- ons . ., Cretonnes . .. Rayon Twills . . . Percales . . . Batistes .. . Broadcloths . . . Crash Tow- eling . . . Ginghams. Lengths from 1 to 4 yards. All fast colors . . . come early to a real “bargain feast”! You'll find many practical pieces in this lot . .. and the savings are 80 enormous! THE PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store Remnants of 15¢ and 19¢ Cotton Wash Fabrics 250 Yards for Friday Only! Yard 1 Oc Plisse Crepe! Pajama Checks! Muslin! Nainsook! Percale Prints! Useful lengths up to 4 yards in an assortment of patterns and colorings. All perfect . . . just in short lengths. Ydu'd better be here early for choice selec- tion. THE PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs Store argains in C 79¢ Men's Ties, 200 foqg | Friday 2 9, C Only. . Recently sold for 139c patterns, suitable fof Su wear. All well made d well worth this price. Colo to please all. THE PALAIS RDYAL Downstairs Stare $1.19 Boyps’ Summer Robes Friday 6() c Only. . = What a wonderful hargain is! For beach weaw, cam home. You’'ll ind dain co stripes and fancy - design Broken sizes from 2(to 18. THE FALAIS RIDYAL Downstairs Sdore Rayon Underjthings Friday Only PANTIES! STEPINS! Al good quality rayom In pask shades. In all regular sizes,, every piece perfecit! Summ comfort depends on plen 0 cool underwear.. here it isi- THE PALAIS ROYAL Downstairs ! Store ! ( P