Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1930, Page 7

.| August. THE EJENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 NAVAL PACT MADE POINT OF ELECTION Morrow’s Democratic Oppo- sition Ends Dry Issue by Wet Plank. 1 By the Associated Press TRENTON, N. J., July 2—With wet planks in both the Republican and Democratic platforms, relegating prohi- bition to the background as an issue, lines were drawn today to fight out the New Jersey senatorial battle on ratifi- cation of the London naval treaty. The treaty was pushed into the fore- ground yesterday when the Democratic State Convention adopted a resolution supporting Alexander Simpson, its sen- ratification of the naval pact. Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, the Republican candidate, who was a dele- gate to the Naval Conference, has urged ratification. The resolution opposing ratification qualified Simpson’s position by adding the phrase, “Unless, confidential corre- spondence between 'the United States George Washington University, and Great Britain is made public.” The wet plank was hammered into the Republican platform with the gavel of Gov. Morgan F. Larson, chairman of the convention, despite the effort of State Scnator S. Rusling Leap. a dry, to have adopted a resolution striking it from the platform. DR. WILBUR TEMPORARILY HEAD OF UNIVERSITY Named Acting President of George Washington During Absence of Dr. Marvin in Europe. Dr. William Allen Wilbur, nrnvnstho{ as been named acting president of the university in the absence of Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, who will sail for Europe in the near future. Dr. Marvin will deliver a serles of lectures on the Monroe Doctrine at the seventh session of the Geneva School of International Studi.s In the lectures Dr. Marvin will offer his interpretation of the doctrine itself, its atorial candidate, in his opposition to | relation to the Caribbean policy of the | United States and the place the doc- trine has in the light of recent interna- tional developments. in Switzerland. More than $11,000,000 has been spent for the preliminary work in connection with the new Cauvery-Metur Dam project in India. DEATH OF YOUTH BREAKS UP OUTING Party of Vacationists Returning With Body of R. E. Garrettson, Stricken While Swimming. | _Grief-stricken over the unex) | death of one of their number, lp;?r‘lg !of ‘Washington vace onists prepared today to return from . 'arlisle, Pa., with the body of Ronald Edwin Garrettson, 17 years old, of 5430 Connecticut Young Garrettson, an expert swim- mer, died of heart disease late yesterday while swimming in the Dickinson Col- | lege pool at Carlisle. He dived into the | water, came to the surface and im- | mediately plunged to the bottom again. | Mary Wakeman of Washington and | Louise Patterson of Carlisle brought the | body to the surface. The girls dived into the pool fully clothed in response to a call for help | | from several men who had been un- | successful in their efforts to locate the body. A post-mortem examination re- vealed there was little or no water in the boy’s lungs. ‘The youth had been given the trip to Carlisle as a graduation gift by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Gar- rettson. He was a member of the 1930 | avenue. | Opening Monday, Day and Evening class of McKinley High School. He! went on the vacation with 30 other members of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school. Mrs. Garrettson was prostrated by grief when notified of her son’s death. She had received a cheerful post card from him only a few hours before. Funeral arrangements remain to be completed. WEBSTER SCHOOL PLANS FOR SUMMER SESSIONS Institution Dedicated to American- ization Instruction Announces Summer sessions in the Webster Americanization School will begin Mon- day with both day and evening classes offering intensive six-week courses. Day classes in beginning, intermedi- ate and advanced English and a coach- ing class for children under 16 years of age will be in session from 9 a.m. until noon. Citizenship classes will meet daily from 2 to 4 o'clock. Evening classes will be in session from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock on Monday, Tues- day and Thursday nights offering courses in typewriting, mathematics, bookkeeping, simple business transac- tions and English. American electric fans are being used in France. 7 The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co.—-Entrancé, 909 F St.7 i The Julius Lans- | burgh Furniture | Company W ill Close on Saturdays | During July and Cogswell and Occasional Chairs in the July Clearance $27.50 Cogswell Chair (pictured) is beautifully up- holstered in durable covers. $16.95 $49.50 Mohair and Frieze Cogswell Chair $29-0 $22.50 Occasional Chair, Button Velour Seat and Jacquard Back ered filled by (rtea 159 to 50% Reductions This annual JULTUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO. EVENT is always awaited by those who wish to save 15%, to 509, on their home furnishings. Preparation for the heavy Fall season must be begun. Samples and stocks of the present season must be replaced by the new arrivals. Inducements in the way of drastic reductions always make a strong appeal to the thrifty. (Tomorrow is the Last Shopping Day of this Week) seat cushions. $159 Three-Piece, Two-Tone Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite A cool, attractive and serviceable living room suite consisting of a long, comfortable fiber bed-davenport, arm chair and rocker—all fitted with attractive cretonne-cov- $169 Three-Piece Tapestry Bed-Davenport Suite A handsome as well as useful living room outfit con- sisting of a tapestry covered bed-davenport, arm cleir and wing chair fitted with loose, reversible spring-filled seat cushions. seat cushions. $8.95 All-Cotton Mattress 45-1b. Roll Edge. All Sizes $42.50 Three-Piece Two-Tone Fiber Suite An attractive, well made fiber suite, consisting of & 60-in. settee, chair and rocker, finished in two-tone enamel and fitted with colorful cretonne seat 832.50 $98.50 Three-Piece Decorated Hand-Woven Fiber Suite A beautiful suite, with curved backs and open flat arms, consisting of a large settee, chair and !59 Tocker, fitted with cretonne-covered seat cushions $5.49 $12.50 A4l Layer Felt Mattress 45-1b. Roll ldlefl. All_sizes, art ticking. $8.75 Floor Sample Mattresses & Box Springs 23%% reduction during July Clearance. $12.95 to $24.75 ‘This suite 1s and finished in a drop-leaf tabl four side chairs $24.75 ‘This and four chairs nicely finished in two-tone § enamel $98.75 *109 $198 Two-Piece Taupe Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite An attractive value, well constructed and upholstered in a high-grade taupe mohair and consists of a long bed- davenport and arm chair fitted witH loose, reversible spring- *149 $89.50 Seven-Piece Walnut-Finished Period Design Dinette Suite attractive set consists of a drop-leaf table I ‘ { CONVENIENT | | DEFERRED | " PAYMENTS | May Be Easily Arranged Refrigerators Greatly Reduced for the July Clearance $49.50 Alaska Cork Wall White Enamel Refrigerator 100-1b. capacity. Well in- sulated. $36.-12 $27.50 3-Door Front- Icing Refrigerator Solid oak exterior. White Sommpariment s $20.62 $11.95 Top-Icing Refrigerator case, well insulated. Oak Shelf jn food compartment. Populaf*size for small apartments ....... beautifully designed and constructed a high-grade enamel and consists of e, buffet, china cabinet and ‘67‘" Five-Piece Two-Tone Breakfast Set 16 Seaside Willow Chair High shaped back with broad arms and turned stick- willow seats. In natural fin- ish. Regular $5.25 value. $3.98 pi $119 Four-Piece Walnut Veneer Bed Room Suite A charming suite and one well worth twice this July clearance There is a charming French vanity, wood bed, dresser and rice. Maplé Porch Rocker roomy chest of drawers. $179 6-Pc. Two-tone Enamel Decorated Bedroom Suite $2.98 Feavy slat back with strongly wov- en cane seat. al 50% Off Odd Club | Chairs and Odd Din- | | ing and Bed Room | Pieces I So cool I—so different—this attraetive suite is finished in two- tone enamel and trimmed with green and consists of a wood bed, French vanity, chest of drawers, dresser and covered seat bench nd chair. $229 Six-Piece Maple Decorated Bedroom Suite Nothing is handsomer than a genuine maple veneer bed room suite! The suite described is just such a handsome suite, con- sisting of a wood bed, French vanity, dresser, chest of drawers and velour covered seat bench and chair. $129 iigigs 179 *88 Coil Spring Bed Outfit 90-Coil Bed Spring. Panel metal bed. 1= cotton Complete..... e | 250,08 | Summer Drapes ll and Curtains | ' %jjtliw Lensburgh gfurniture (36 ntn;nce, 909 F Sy, 2, 1930. Ll Take the Benefit of the 20% Discount —on everything you will need over the holiday. The quoted prices are the regular prices. Figure the discount at time of selection. Nothing is reserved. Everything is included in the Removal Sale at 20% Of Men’s Street and Sports Featherweights First Floor. $18 and $22.50 Linen Suits. $16.50 Palm Beach Suits—coat and trousers. Store will be closed Friday and Saturday that our employes may enjoy the holiday All purchases made for holidaying will be delivered tomorrow sure Comfy Clothes Second Floor. $2.50 and $2.75 Camp Suits— two-piece models. $1.15 to $2.95 Wash Suits—fast colors and the new models. $1.50 to $2 Wash Knickers— linen and khaki. $1.25 and $1.50 Wash Shorts— linen and khaki. $4 Beach Robes—new patterns and fast colors. $2.50, $2.95 and $3.95 Sweaters —pull-over model; plain and fancy. $1.50 and $2 Pajamas—broad- cloth and flannelette; plain colors and fancy patterns, 59¢ and 79¢ Athletic Union Suits —the correct fitting make. $1 and $1.50 Sports Shirts and Blouses—collar attached. $1 to $2.50 Polo Shirts—choice of colors. All shades. 50c and $1 Golf Hose—light and medium weight; new fancy patterns. $1.50 to $3 Bathing Suits—fast colors; one-piece model. Choice of the House—No Exceptions— 20% Ofl, L] Men’s and Boys’ Footwear Second Floor. $6 and $8 Sport Oxfords, white elk with black trimming; white elk with tan trimming. $6 and $7 Tan Oxfords, two- tone effects, with rubber soles, $7. Leather soles, $6. $6 and $7 Golf Shoes, American makes. $12 Golf Shoes, from Haw- kins of London. $6, $8 and $10 Black and Tan Oxfords. $4 and $5 Boys’ Oxfords. $2.50 Boys’ Keds—the best of the “Keds.” $18 Nurotex Suits—coat and trousers. $20 Mohair Suits of two pieces. $25 to $40 Tropical Worsted Suits—two and three piece models. $18 to $30 Sports Coats, plaited back model; in the wanted plain colors. $8.50 and $10 White Flannel Trousers. $10 and $12 Striped Serge and Flannel Trousers. $3 White Duck Pants. $3.50 .and $5 Linen Knickers, plain shades. $4.85 to $10 Wool Knickers, light weight. 20% Off! Men’s Furnishings First Floor. $1.95, $2.50, $3.50 and $5 Shirts —white oxford cloth and broadcloth; collar attached. $1 and $1.50 Athletic Shirts and “Shorts,” shirts in rayon, shorts in rayon, madras and broadcloth. $1 and $1.50 Athletic Union Suits, madras and broadcloth. $1.65 Golf Hose, plain and jac- quard patterns; light and medium weight of cotton and cotton and wool mixed. $2.50, $3.50, $4 and $5 Pajamas; madras and broadcloth. $5 Bathing Suits; regular and “speed” models. $3.75, $5 and $7.50 Beach Robes. 20% Ofi/ Choice of the House—No Esceptions— 0% | 0 fi / Straw Hats Luggage First Floor. First Floor. $2, $3, $4 and $5 Sailors, self- $9.75 to $65 Suit Cases. conforming and stiff straws. $5.75, $7.75 and $10 Panamas, genuine South American $12.75 to $25 Gladstone Bags. $9.75 to $65 Traveling Bags. $27.50 to $30 Kit Bags. Hats; in the smart shapes. $5.75 Leghorns; in varying pro- $20 to $25 Ladies’ Fitted Bags. portions. $2 and $3 Palm Beach Caps; the new shape.