Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1931, Page 12

FOR BEST BUS INFORMATION PHONE Metropolitan 1512 Union Bus Depot 1336 New York Ave. N.W. BALTIMORE $1.00 *Roanoke, Va...$4.00 *Lexington. Va.. 4.00 Jacksonville. .. 20,00 *Special excursion. Hundreds of Other Low Fares ©OLD DOMINION STAGES Take one TONIGHT for CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS SLUGGISHNESS Just Think of It— ‘The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday morning at 1%c per day and 5c Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this tost? Telephone National 5000 and de- lvery will start at once. P Final Reductions in Shirts Shirts, lar and attached separate co collar tached $2.50 Dundee Popli Shirts, plain shade and neckband. band. White Final Reductions in Mufflers mere. $2 and $2.50 grades. $3.50 to $5 Grades. Mode $3.50, $4 and $5 Fancy Shirts, separate collar and collar at- 3 for $4.00 Fancy silk and cash- NOW..$1.19 NOW..$2.39 BRTAN INTIVATE INGREASE N FLEET Franco-Italian Race May Speed Up Construction, Commons Told. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 5—The state- | ment that Great Britain might have to reconsider her naval construction pro- | gram in view of the fact that France | | end Italy are increasing theirs, w made in the House of Commons yest: day by A. V. Alexander, first lord of | the admiralty. | Replyirg to a question, Mr. Alexantier | said ‘he never had sought to hide the | | fact the two continental powers were | increasing their building programs. | “We are doing our best to get France | and Italy to adhere to the principles of limitation,” he added. “If we are unable to do that we shall have to reconsider the position.” He stated that the British common- wealth now was building 46.145 tons in | warships, of which 2,656 tons were for | Canada. France, he added, has under | construction 100,684 tons, and Italy | 100.777. | Mr. Alexander, however, deprecated | the interpretation cf these figures as implying that Britein is losing ground | in European waters. He said it was nec- essary to take the wider figures into consideration. Ol s in Parliament did not re- mplyinz any sug- lause of the 1d be brought {gard his remarks as | gestion the ‘“esc | London naval tre | into operation at p; 1t. Rather they were taken to imply that Britain's building program might have to be ac- celerated to bring it at least nearer to the tonnage already allotted under the | treaty. t0; BURGLAR GETS GEMS | Home of Kensington Resident Is Ransacked During Absence. 1 By a Btaff Corsespondent of The Star. | KENSINGTON, Md., February 5.— Fifteen pleces of jewelry, including several Masonic embler were stolen | Necessary alterations at actual cost. Final Reductions in Neckwear Those exclusive pat- terns and selective silks for which Mode Neck- wear is famous. $1 grade. NOW...30¢ 3 for $1.00 50, $2 and $2.50 NOW ..89¢ 3 for $2.50 $3, $3.50 and $4 grades. NOW ..$].79 3 for 85 - $1. grades. n S, collar attached..$].6Y 3 for $4.75 $2.50 Glenbrook Non- shrinkable Brqadclath Shirts, collar attached Plain white and colors, $].69 , -3 for $4.75 Southampton Broad- cloth Shirts, the finest of the imported; col- lar attached and neck- Final Reductions in Hosiery 75c and $1 Silk and Wool, and Fancy Ray- on and Lisle Hose— 39¢ 3 for $1.00 The finer grades also radically reduced. Final Reductions in Pajamas $2 and $2.50 grades. NOW.$]1.39 3 for $4.00 $3, $3.50 and $4 grades. NOW..$2.19 3 for $6.00 $5, $6, $7 and $8 grades. NOW'.$3.39 3 for $9.00 $1 Celanese $2 and $2.50. Celanese $1 $5, $6 and $9 Robes— $12, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, from the home of J. W. Self, Connecti- cut avenue and Saul's road, during the owner's absence yesterday, he reported to police at Bethesda substation last night. Self told Policemen Joseph Oldfield and Dunbar Padgett that he and his wife were away from'home yesterday evening. When they returned they found that the house had been entered and ransacked. Entrance was ap- parently gained through a window which had been left unjocked. Self was unable to place a value on the jewelry taken. MOVIES?OR LIBI—MRY Benefit to Raise Funds for Bowie Institution. Special Dispatch to The Star. BOWIE, Md., February 5.—For the benefit of the Bowie Pubiic Library will be a motion-pictur: entor- tainment tonight at the school. Mus; will be furnished by Mrs. Charl Jacger, and light refreshments will be sold. To complete the nec-ssary improve- ments on the library building, it has been necessary to use some of the money_ secured through membership foes. It is the desire of the trustees of the library to raise enough money from | the motion pictures to replace that used for expenses, so that the entire original donation of $60 and the membership fres, which amount to approximately $70, can be used to buy new books. First Morigage Loans There is thing so substantial to an_investment in our 6% First Mort- gages as to commend them for prior con- sideration, Protected principal and liberal earning. May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CO. National 2100 925 15th St. N.W. some- The Last Cut Is Sensational It’s only twice a year that such opportunity as this offered—and rarely with such assortments available. The Lowest Yet for Any Fashion Park and Mode Suit, Overcoat and Topcoat Regardless of the Original Prices w529 Of course, not all sizes in every lot—but many styles in your size from which to choose—and none reserved except Full Dress. 75 Final Reductions in Underwear and $1.50 Mode 3 for $2.25 and Rayon S hortis 3 for $1.50 Union Suits. Size 40 only. NOW and $1.50 Pull-over Athletic Undershirts; medium and light weight. Size 40 only. 39%¢ 3 for $1.00 Final Reductions in Lounging “Robes blanket, terry, etc $15 and $16.50 Robes flannel, bro- cades, etc. Small Lot of Soft Hats Now § 4.39 Henry Heath ‘ and Finchley | Were $8 and $10 Small Lot of Linen Street Vests Broken Sizes of $10 Grade Now $ 1.79 Small Lot of Mark Cross Buckskin Gloves Small Sizes Were $4.50 jsoclated Charities and Red JUDGE MORRIS NAMED CHAIRMAN OF RELIEF Hyattsville Magistrate Appointed by Red Cross to Supervise County Work. Special Dispatch to The Sta HYATTSVILLE, Md. February 5.— Judge Retta D. Morris, president of the Associated Charities of Hyattsville and vicinity, has been appointed by the Central Committee of the Georges County Red Cross Chapter as ichairman in charge of relief work in Hyattsville. Judge Morris and a group of women who have volunteered for the work are! sewing clothes and arranging them for distribution. Two women are daily at the clothing headquarters of the As- Cross in the vacant store on the west side of Mary- land avenue two doors scuth of Spencer street. Clothing is received at and dis- tributed from this building. The chief objective of the committee is to keep every child possible in school by sup: plying clothes and shoes. The commit tee also is co-operating with the prin. cipals of the Bladensburg and Ed. monston Schools in providing nourish- ing lunches for children whose parents are unable to afford the lunches. Members of the Hyattsville commit- tee, which it is hoped to enlarge, in- clude Mrs. G. Shearman James, Mrs. William E. Howard, Mrs. Robert B. rugs as soon as SEA Prince | D. C, THURSDAY, FEBR’ Morse, Mrs. Harry R. Hall, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Paul S. Herring, Mrs. Theodore J.| Vandoren and Mrs. Dwight B. Galt. e BROOKHART TO ADDRESS | PRINCE GEORGES GRANGE | Senator to Speak at Pomona mm-" ing at University of Maryland. Sign Report Due. Special Dispatch to The Star. ~ COLLEGE PARK, Md., February 5.— United States Senator Smith W. Brook- hart_of Jowa, who maintains a_home |in Hyatisville, and Assistant Prince Georges County Agricultural Agent P.| RY 5, .1931. solida‘ed almshouse be established by counties on the western shore of Mary- land will be in ; Besides the addresses by Senator music and other features in the after- noon. There will be a box luncheon. RITES FOR VETERAN Funeral Services Held at Delaplane for G. A. Delaplane, Jr. Special Dispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va, February 5.— Funeral services were held yesterday for George A. Delaplane, jr., of Dela- E. Clark will speak at the quarterly | meeting of the Prince Georges County | Pomona Grange, embracing the various | | subordinate granges of the county, xt Thursday, February 12, at the |{ University of Maryland here, starting at 10 am. The student Grange of the university will be the host. | | " senator Brookhart and Mr. Clark will | speak at the afternoon session, which | will_be open to the public. 'At the | morning sesslon newly elected officers of Pomona Grange will be installed by | the degree team of Student Grange.| It is expected that the committee of the grange appointed to co-operate with_the County Community Council in efforts to rid the county of objec- tionable billboards will report and it is probable that the recommendation of the Governor's Committes that a con- ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. and La. Ave. N.W. 65th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly James F. Shea President Secretary Brookhart and Mr. Clark there will be | A. plane, Va., Who died in Walter Reed | Shriner of Acca Temple, Richmond. Hospital after six months of mnm,i He leaves his wife, who was Miss Mine He was 37 years old and served in the | nie Hall; his father, George A. Dela= E. F. being attached to the 103d | plane; two sisters, Mrs. H. L. Smith d Mrs. W. S. Strother, all of Dela- He was a_member of Turner Ashby ne, and a brother, John W. Dela~ Lodge, No. 232, Markham, Va.; Pled e, Kokomo, Ind. Interment was in mont Commandery, The Plains, and a | Ivy Hill Cemetery, Upperville, Field Hospital, 26th Division. TRIPLE ACTION 1—Soothes irritation 2—Is mildly laxative F o - . | 3—Clears the air passages MOTHER KNEW S.B. SMITH P.ut'h'l Com Relief BROTHERS “When my little girl caught a COUGH SYRUP cough I knew just what to do. Many a time —when I was little—my mother gave me S. B. Drops. That's why I sent for their cough syrup. I wasn’t disappointed. Ruth’s cough stopped quickly. She was spry again in a few hours.” Mrs. L. Medick, 1604 Baltimore Ave., Cincinnati, O. 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