Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1931, Page 22

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E NORTH-3342-4344 Neuritis * There is nothing quite so tortur- utterly unbearable as It robs life of all joy— FUMIGATED AND There is no pain like Neuritis. zii i " i i >3 to proper treatment. known physician has written been Moun- Water for six weeks and am feeling bet- have for two years.” Valley Mineral Water Springs, Ark., brings Neuritis because it gets root of the trouble—it fo meutralize the acids are irritating the nerves retards the further accumu- tion of these acids by aiding ealthy, normal elimination gh the Kkidneys. Renew hope — learn how Nature help you. Phone for our booklet today. Met. 1062, 8old in Washington for 15 Years 306 District National Bank Bldg. MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER tolS552TWere er HOT SPRINGS s TEELIRLTEAAES i, i Cool Linen Footwear More Fashionable Than Ever wear fabric and this Fashioned of white per natural perforated linen brown trimmings. All at FST.AT SEARCH TO REVEAL PREHISTORIC BONES Scientists Will Study Life of Million Years Ago in Montana. Two scientific expeditions have just left Washington to discover the fossil remains of strange animals that lived in Montana and Idaho millions of rles W. Gilmore of the United ational Museum led the “big game” expedition to Southwest Mon- tana, where bones of distant ancestors of modern camels and rhinoceroses will be sought. Animals Now Extinct. He also expected to find skeletons of animals that no longer exist. Among them are the “dog-bear,” a flesh-eating beast as large as a bear, but like neither a dog nor a bear; a giant pig the size of a rhinoceros, but not closely related either to modern pigs or rhinoceroses; antelopes that resembled both modern pronghorns and elk, and oreodonts, beasts with bodies like deer and mouths like pigs. ‘The animals lived in the Montana region when the Rocky Mountains were in_process of being uplifted and when volcanoes were abundant throughout that section, Dr. Gilmore said. He added bones of the animals lie in ancient valleys filled up with layers of volcanic ash resulting from eruptions of nearby volcanoes and earth washed down from the mountain sides into the valleys. ‘Want Horse Fossils. The fossil horse round-up is in [charge of N. H. Boss of the National Museum. It will center its operations in the Snake River Valley of Idaho, on the route of the old Oregon trail. Bones of hundreds of an extinct species of horse have been found near what water hole. The horse skeletons found there fill in what had been a “missing link” in the chain of evolution of modern horses from the three-toed horse of ancient times, Dr. James W. Gidley of the Na- tional Museum said. ‘This horse represents the interme- diate step between horses of the ice age and the present day. The bones are believed to be about 1,000,000 years old. Both expeditions will thake collec- tions for study and exhibition at the National Museum. GEORGIANA STURGES Noted Suffrage Leader Had Been Resident of Capital for 22 Years. Miss Georglana Sturges, noted suf- frage leader and for 22 years a resi- dent of Washington, died” here yester- day after a brief illness. Although & native of Maryland, Miss Sturges will be buried in Philadelphia, . where she lived with her father before coming to the Capital. Funeral serv- scientists belleve to have been an old DIES AT HOME HERE|| STAR, WASHINGT TINY RADIO WITH LIGHT-LIKE WAVES TESTED BY SCIENTISTS| FOR K. C. ASSEMBLY Music and Voice Carried Clearly 16 Miles by Vest-Pocket Set—25.70-Inch Wave]ength. By the Assoclated Press. RIVERHEAD, N. Y., June 2.—%}- waves, radio waves so short that 'y -approximate the characteristics of light, are being put to work by American scientists. ‘To do the job, engineers have designed equipment for both transmitter and re- ceiver that approaches closer to the vest-pocket idea of radio than anything heretofore attempted. Even the anten- na, if need be, could be squeezed into a man's silk hat. ‘The waves can be measured only in ceptimeters or inches. The actual wave- length is 65 centimeters cr 25.70 inches. In a demonstration in the fleld lab- oratories of R. C. A. Communications, Inc., here, with the transmitter located at Rocky Point, 16 miles away, music and voice were heard distizctly over a loud speaker. The tests are somewhat similar to those made in Europe, where 18 centi- meter waves have been investigated, ex- cept that space a little higher in the wave bands is being used. Likened to Light. Engineers liken the characteristics of these waves to light not only because their frequency range 1s near that end of the spectrum, but because they have the apparent peculiarity of traveling omy as far as the average human eye cath distinguish objects. The similarity to light al has been encountered in the actlon of the electrons of the transmitting tubes. They were found to be too ow and had to be speeded up. At present the range is believed to be no greater than the distance a man can see from the top of & 150-foot pole. There he can look over abgpt 25 mile: of terrain, and 25 miles is the ultimate they are deflected by trees or Innwm prn{ub)y following Zn curvature of h and ;otnge,eover hill and down d.lu' hl-!s ltwt n lfi:\lnlely deter- mined. But engineers have a suspicion that anything ue will deflect them just like it does light. Transmitter and receiver can be rnl:ud in the same bullding and recelv- and sending antennas mounted on the same pole, one below the other. In fact, the antennas used at Riverhead and Rocky Point, ing of small loops of , were mounted on a boa: only 4 feet square, with plenty of room to spare. DIRECTS OUTING PLANS Dr. Bernard A. Baer Heads Com- mittee for Probus Club. Dr. Bernard A. Baer has been ap- pointed general chairman of & com- mittee to plan the third annual outing of the Probus Luncheon Club, to take place in the next few weeks. ‘The following committees were named: Joseph D. Dreyfuss, John D. Sadler and John F. McLaughlin, jr., Outing; J. A. Kamerow, Milton Baer and Melvin Gusdorf, Transportation; L. Y. Bug ham, E. E. Woolen, Phil- lip Friedlander and Nathan Sinrod, Games and Prizes; Charles Lulley, Maurice_Starbecker, | : Always 1 TUESDAY, FLYNN IS NAVIGATOR Fourth-Degree Men Here Elect Attorney and Make Scullen Admiral of Group. ‘The Washington General Assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, elected James B. Flynn, local attorney, as navigator, at the monthly meeting in the Mayflower Hotel last night. Anthony J. Scullen, navigator for the past year, automatically became admiral upon the retirement of Michael Casey, who has held every office in the assembly and was given a token of regard by members. Other B. J. Wi controller; ser; John B. Coyle, John C. Huppmann, ‘Thomas J. Trodden, Edward P. Hi | rington, Mr. Casey and Mr. Scullen, ik Will Insure Plenty of Hot The MERION Automatic Storage Gas Water Heater Water All During the Summer - $50 « %85 Plus Installation & Convenient Sizes “Schafer Qui Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 ek JUNE Pield, Charles W. Blush and | the Dr. George R. Ellls, were names as the highest marks on the D! several _sel alternates. The year's work of the organizat'on examination for the last two years. Miss Helen M. PIANOS TO LOAN - to Reliable : - " Families - ‘William | Patrick J. Haltigan and Prederick praised | Gi Bernard T. ns, Anthony. We have a large number of Grands, Players and Uprights, both new and used instruments, which we will place in homes in Washington and vicinity. They may be used until we need them—which will be for an indefinite time, » and you are free to enjoy the piano to the fullest. We have received a large number of pianos from two of our branches, and are placing this surplus stock of instruments-in our warerooms here in Washington. Instead of per- mitting this stock to depreciate, we are ready to take the loss now—and have priced these instruments at greatly reduced figures, and any one con- templating the purchase of a piano in the next few months cannot afford to miss this opportunity. All pianos included in this group which are not sold ?utfiqht will be placed in the homes of families who are interested in 6wn- ing a piano in the immediate future and for the valuable advertising we will receive by having good families use them. We reserve the right to select the homes in which these pianos are to be placed. N Positively No Charge for Anything There are absolutely no storage, cartage or rental charges of any kind. You must call at the store to file your request. is no red tape—no strings attached to this offer. CHAS. M. STIEFF, Inc. Open Evenings 1340 G St. N.W. (Copyright, 1931, by L. C. Gorsuch.) 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Coupon Day Special Men’s $1 Shirts | Fioor 69¢ Perfects and irregulars, in collar-attached and neckband shirts. In white, colored and fancy broad- cloth and wovenemadras. Sizes 13% to 17. Street Floor Coupon Day Special Girls’ Costume Slips 45¢ Soft muslin slips with strap shoulder, inverted hip pleats and double shadowproof hems. Sizes 10 to 16.—Second Floor. Coupon Day Special Girls’ Blouses, 79¢ CO ices will be held there tomorrow morn- INEN is, indeed, the ideal warm weather foot- g certainly fulfills the demand for cool shoes. bandings of white kid with black piping. Also of New Summer Shades in Silk Hosiery at $1 to $1.95 pair RICHS ing, burial in the West Laurel Hill Cemetery. An_active member of the National Woman's Party, Miss Sturges was well known in political circles. took an active interest in national politics and_frequently could be seen on Capltol Hill. She was & regular attendant at sessions of both the Sen- ate and House and aided in pushing through women's suffrage legislation. Miss Sturges made her home here with & friend, Miss Alice B. Sanger, at 1763 Columbia road. She is survived by @ niece, Mrs, Frederick Stout of Ardmore, Pa. CAMP IS ARRANGED FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Congregational Churches of Di trict and Baltimore Will Send Delegations. with More than 100 delegates from Wash- ington will attend the Eighth Annual Conference of young people represent- ing Congregational Churches of the District and Baltimore, which convenes Che: e Bay, for a three-day ses- sion. About 50 persons are expected to_be present from Baltimore. E. Donald Preston of the First Con- gregational Church here has been ap- pointed dean of the conference and will lead discussions on the general theme of “The Quest of Youth.” Leaders include Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, minister of the Mount Pleas- ant Church; Rev. Allen A. Stockdale, minister of the First Church; Rev. George L. Farnham, minister of the Cleveland Park Church; Rev. R. W. Brooks, minister of the People's Church of Washington; Rev. Clifford W. Collins, minister of the Associate Congregational Church, Baltimore; Dr. W. Knighton Bloom, secretary of the Congregational Mission Board, and Rev. Walter Spooner, superintendent of | the Middle Atlantic Congregational Conference. | Miss Catherine Wilfley of the Na- tional City Christian Church will be in chargé of the musical program. M — new, light-weight slipper forated linen with narrow with beige and $1230 TENTH She || Friday night at Kamp Kahlert, on|| Athletic union suits of white checked nainsook, tailored for fit Coupon Day Specials Men’s 59¢ Work Shirts, 47¢ Strongly made blue work shirts with triple-stitched seams. _At- tached collar and pocket. Sizes 1412 to 17.—Street Floor. Coupon Day Specials Men’s 59¢ Shirts and Drawers, 45¢ Each Balbriggan short-sleeve shirts, sizes 36 to 50; ankle drawers, sizes 32 to 50.—Street Floor. 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Frilled styles tailored —Second Floor. Coupon Day Special Girls’ Bloomers, 39¢ Washable crepe bloomers in white, flesh and peach. Reinforced seats. Sizes 10 to 16.— Second Coupon Day Special $3.00 Reducing Corselettes, $1.89 ce Is Sufficient Coupon Day Special $1.00 Perfect Bem- berg Hose, 59¢ Full - fashioned Bemberg hose, Bemberg to the top. In a selec- tion of fashionable colors.—Street Floor. Coupon Day Special Girls’ Middies, 59¢ White jean middies in regulation style, with long sleeves, tie slide and slashed pockets. Sizes 8 to 18.—Second Floor. Coupon Day Special Infant’s Creepers, 45¢ Broadcloth creepers in white, pink, blue, peach and prints, also white blouse with colored pants. Hand embroidered and smocked. Elastic band or open leg. Sizes 1 to 3 years.—Second Floor. 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A Wonderful Wednesday Feature of the June Sale! $5 and *6 Dresses and Ensembles Fascinating Fashions of Newest and Most i Specially Purchased and 95 Summertim Specially Priced to Afford King’s Palace Shoppers a Real Opportunity. k Flat Crepe Eyelet Embroidered Batiste Canton Crepe Novelty Silk Prints Polka Dots Shantung A world of dress values at King’s Palace—and nothing is more appealing than this sale of beautiful new Summer dresses at $3.95. Street, afternoon and evening models, also the breezy new outdoor hot-weather suits. All the desired colors and an immense selection of sparkli rints. parkling p! i Coupon Day Special $1.50 Rayon Undies 79¢ Regular, extra and double extra sizes in chemises, bloomers, panties and step-ins, also regular and ex- tra sizes in gowns, princess slips and combinations.—Street Floor. Coupon Day Special Handkerchiefs 12 for 50¢ Men’s, women’s and children’s handkerchiefs with soft, linen finish. All-white or with colored borders.—Street Floor. 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