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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Hosiery--at Big
Reductions

--1.200 Pairs $1.S5 Chiffon Silk
Hose, the we'll known Fault
less Make made full fashioned,
with plated sole and mercerix-
ed cotton tops. Good colors in
sizes 812 to 10. A pair
IL in the Clearance SIPS
dI
1000 Pairs Silk-and Rayon
Hose, seconds of a well known
$l.00 quality. Made with seam
less plated sole, seam up the
back, mercerized cotton
tops. Light colors. A 20.
pau
800 Pairs All-Silk Chiffon
Hose, $1.95 quality, full fashion
ed, silk from top to toe. with
soles and heels interlined with
Isle. Good light colors, in sizes
81 to 10. Special, &I 90
a y pair. ....... PI.00s
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Leather Goods
for Clearance

-S1.95 to 1926 Women's Hand
bags. in pouch and G1 TO
strap back styles.
1896 to $500 Handbags, of
silk and leather. all cd OK
silk lined. Your choice. s3A
Silk, Leather and Tapestry
Handbags. worth from $3.50 TO
$500. Choice in the o. 00
Clearance :. ...~-.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Corsets and Girdles
Greatly Reduced

--42 Corsets and Girdles, dis
continued models of Regaliste,
Redfern and College Girl. Regu-
larly $500 and 500. CO OK
For Clearance, each. ~
-S5 Girdles and Laced Corsets,
discontinued models of Nine.
Lyra, Gossard, II. Il W.,
Redfern, La Premier, Regaliste,
and College Girl. Regularly
s7.O0to $3.50. Choice, I'd OK
in the Clearance. -. W
SO Girdles. discontinued mod
els of College Girl and II. & W.
Regularly $3.50 and
$500. In the Clear $1 05
ance, each. .......
$500 La Premier Girdles, OF
brocade, with elastic top and
sides. Hook side. Well boned.
Sizes 81 to "a. A lightweight
sirdle for the average figure.
In the Clearance, 90 Ok
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Savings i'm Homefittings

$50 Regular 69c to CSC Gre
tonne Pillows, in assorted color
ings. Specially reduced 2Oc
for Clearance to .......
-375 Window and Door AVN
ings, high.grade custom made.
Tan and white or green and
white stripes. Regularly
s1.s5 to $2.s5. Spe- @T 90
cial. choice ........ %As&I
rs Bar Harbor Chair Cush-
ions, Of cretonne, in rich figured
designs. Formerly ESQ to SIPS.
Special for Clearance, ROc
each ........
800 Tapestry and Rayon Table
Runners or Ecarfs, in assorted
sizes and rich figured designs.
Formerly $3.50 to air
$s.95, Special. each.
$50 Seconds OIL Opaque and
Holland Window Shades, In
assorted colorings. Size 3x5.s.
Formerly CSC to tt.2S.
Specially priced fol. AHc
Clearance at ...........
---t1O) Regular $4.s5 to S11.s5
Porch Shades. Star brand, in
green or brown. Assorted sizes.
Slightly damaged In GeC En
ira nsit. Choice, each, WsOU
--t15) Regular $50 to $50 Couch
Hammocks. Englander and
other high.grade cog nn
makes. Choice, ea., %@OsUU
ALI Screen Wire, formerly IA
cents to IL cents a so. IT.. Of
fered for Clearance at ClLo
per SO. It. .........,..
Us Prs. Velour, Rayon and
Art Silk Portieres. So to so in.
wide. Usually $17.95 and $24.95.
Special for Clear @1n M
ance. Choice, per pr. Up AV.OO
-275 Prs. Ruffled Curtains,
scrim, wolfe and Marquisette.
Some complete with valance.
Usually $2.45 to 1895. CT 90
Special at, per pair.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Luggage for
Clearance

Regular 1895 women's Round
Hat Boxes, with black or rus
set bound edges. Sizes SKIS or
9x20. Also Women's Overnight
Cases. Specially
priced for Clearance, CD *
Regular $500 Dupont Suit
Cases, with double leather
straps. "a or 2s inch @3 OK
sizes. Special at -. %O'~O
-s25 Open Flat-Top Ward
robe Trunks, equipped with
garment hangers, shoe pockets,
laundry bag. hat compartment
and drawer Sec $1,000
ton. Special at. ~AO'OO
Regular s35 Open Bulge-Top
Wardrobe Trunk, equipped with
shoe box, hat compartment.
drawer section and garment
hangers. Special $4,000
at ...........
Regular $3.50 Royal ODE
Trunk. with open bulge top.
fully equipped. fiber covered.
with round edges $1,000
Regular $3.50 Black Enamel
Duck Suit Cases. with double
locks, swinging handle. 24-inch
size. Slightly narred. Sis
Very special at.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Rugs Reduced

800 Yards Regular ACC Felt
Base Floor Covering, in four
patterns. Special or 90
Clearance, square ard OC-
20 Regular SIZE Felt Base
Rugs, size 9xs. Eight
pretty patterns. Spe- O. o.
cial. each ......
AZ Regular ss.s8 Felt-Base
Art Squares. size 9x12. In
three patterns. Spe- co %
cial. each ..........
so Felt Base Rug squares,
size exc. Very special
ly priced for Clear CT 90
ance at, each $500.
Regular $1.95 Rag Rugs, size
36x54 in. Very specially
priced for Clearance at, OOc
each
rs Bath and Bed Room Che
mile Rugs, size 3x6 feet. Regu-
lar $12.s5 and $14.95 e. or
values. Special. each ~
10 Regular $14 to $40 Beds,
q size. Spec ially
priced for Clearance GO 90
at only.
- Regular $1,000 Simmons
Beds. in full and single sizes.
Special for Clearance S.. 98
at .........,..
lis Layer. Felt Mattresses,
single size. Regular $11.95 to
$685. values. Spe- co OK
cial at. ........... ~OC
ALI Summer Rugs and Run
ners NATIONALLY known and ad-
yertised brands), in II Off
the the Clearance at.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
HOuseware Savings
i'm the Clearance

-n0 Napanee Tea Wagons.
finished in oak, white and gray.
Limited quantity. Regularly
&17.5o. Specially
priced for Clear GO OK
ance at ............
-12D Ensmeled Preserving
Kettles, blue md white. Regu-
larly sec. Specially SQc
priced at ..............
-30 White Enamel Sink
Strainers, triangular shaped.
Regularly 1sc. Special, 10c
-t10 Wizard Wall or Ceiling
busters, with long, smooth
handles. Resularly $l.20
S1.75.. Special at -.
-t6) white House" Gas
Stoves, 3-burner style with
oven. r egu1ar
$4,000 value. spe- %1305
cial, each ........ $.
-ts) white House" Gas
stoves, with 1s.inch oven and
four burners. Regular $24.sS,
value. Specially
priced !. for Clear $19.95
ance at ..........
--(12) Griswold Food Choppers,
complete with four steel blades.
Regularly sl,sS. spe- $l.O9
cial, each. ..........
w(lO Aluminium Dishpans, s.
ut size. Regularly $1.25. Spe-
cial for Clearance at. 77c
-t3W Pure Aluminium Double
Boilers, 3.qt. size. Regularly
$1.25. Special for Clear 77c
ance, each ............ -,
-(2e) Excel Electric Cookers.
Regular $1,000 value. Spe-
cially priced for I'd 08
Clearance at 1890.
-425) s.piece Saucepan Sets, Of
pure aluminium. Reg. 77c
larly 800. Special, set;
--(6) National Water Power
washing Machines. Regular
$3.50 value. Spe-
cially priced for 1905
Clearance at 49,.
--{7S) Steel Table Knives, large
size. Regularly 6 for Soc.
Special for Clearance. zoe
s for .................r
-(s) Columbia" Family Scales.
Regularly $1.975. Specially
priced for Clearance S1.54
at, each ...........
-(49) Sets Electric Silicon Sill
yer Polish. Regularly 10c per
box. Specially priced for 1Qc
Clearance-3 boxes for
-t34} Ironing Board Covers,
white House. brand. Regu-
Iarly sec. Special for Toe
Clearance at ........
--i1s) Glass washboards. Reg
ularly 55c. Specially
priced for Clearance, 2Qc
!, each ........ 49,.
I-i2D Radinm Parlor Brooms.
Regularly $1.25. Special QQc
for Clearance, each. -.
1856 Metal Washboards,
2 double faced. Regularly
45c. Specially priced at, C3c
each ............
-2s) Nursery Refrigerators.
white enamel. Regular $4.75
value. pecfally
priced for Clearance 1920
at, each .........
--(3S) Refrigerator Drip Pans.
IT blue enamel. Regularly 45c.
Specially pric ed at. CQo
each
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Summer Footwear at
Clearance Prices

-Women's Low Shoes of pat.
ent leather, satin. colored KID
and Russia calf. Low G7 Or
priced, a pair. .....
Infants High and Low Shoes,
of patent leather and RSc
white kid. A pair ......
Misses and Children's Shoes
white. patent leather and tan.
In the Clearance I" $l.OO
pair
-Women's White Kid Low
Shoes, and regular $500 to $3.50
values, ,I For Clear $2.65
--women's Rubber Sole Regent
Keds, In oxford and strap zoe
STYLES. A pair .........
Kann' s-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
WOmen's Knit
Underwear
At Real Savings

At Real Savings
400 Glove SILK Vests and
Step-ins. in broken sizes and
colors. Perfect and second qual-
tiles. Formerly $165
to $l,95.. Choice for CT TO
Clearance ........ ;.
-95 Regular $239 Rayon
Gowns, some lace trimmed.
others plain. Broken' colors and
sizes; some slightly CT 20
soiled. Choice 800. %A'o>
800 Cotton Ribbed Vests,
light in weight and in bodice
and built-Ip shoulder
styles. Clearance priced. OS
each, at .......... S
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Neckwear--For
Clearance

Reg. soc Crepe de Chine Ties,
In the attractive polka dot style.
In the c e a nee e, 12c
eacn .............
Odds and Ends of Neckwear.
consisting of organdy collar
sets, eyelet embroidery sets. or
CANDY vestees, a few crepe de
chine vestees and some colored
sleeves. $1.00 to $3.50 E0c
values. Choice ........ ~
t25) $3.50 and $1.6s Georgette
Scarfs, plain and fancy designs;
all finished with fringe.
In the Clearance. S1.37
choice ..............
-t40) $685. Net and Lace.
TUNES. straight and fiared eff
fects. Choice in the $7.85
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Art COOds-Under-
priced
For Clearance

30 Poster Pillows. For ga
merly $1.49. Choice. -. Nv
w o m n 8 and Children's
Stamped Dresses, of excellent
quality rayon and wolfe.
Formerly sl.ss to $3.50. SOc
ChOlce ..............
so Hand. Embroidered Models,
slightly soiled from
display. Choice in &1 %
tha clearance %l.1O
Pretty Cretonne Pillows, in
various shapes. Former
~ CSC. Choice for Clear 7Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Ribbons for Clearance

Ribbons for Clearance
$40 and sec Satin Polka Dot
Ribbons; and inches wide
and in various light and dark
colors. In the clearance, a yard,
30c and soc
A Table of Narrow Ribbons.
in light and dark colors and
plain and fancy effects. Good
lengths. Regularly 10c to Go
Csc. Special, yard. 800.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Save on White Goods
--38.inch White Longcloth, nice
quality, with soft finish, For
lingerie. Regular 100 7Sc
value. Special. per yard
--36.inch Plain White Poplin,
nice quality, good weight, with
mercerized finish. Regular 45c
value. Special, per 9Sc
yard
-38-inch White Batiste, fine
quality, with silky finish. For
lingerie. Regular $50 2Sc
value. Special. per yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Children's Wear at
Savings

--$1.2s Peggy Cloth Play Suits.
with pleated boomers. elastic
at knee, low. neck and no
sleeves. colors. tan and 60c
blue. Each ..........
Summer Dresses for Children
of Z to IA years-prints, stripes
checks and figured materials
Straightline and circular skirt
styles, attractively made.
Choice in the Clear CT M
anco. ...............
A Table Lot of Children's
Wear, hats, dresses, overalls.
petticoats, waists, creepers,
pleated skirts on waists; In
fants' socks. pique hats and
lawn caps. sec to $1.29 values.
Choice in the Clear 20c
anCe. -. .. -
Kann's- Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
C.andies-in the
Clearance

Homemade Cream Fudge, in
marshnaallow, vanilla and choco-t
late nut fiavors. Special, 2Qc
a pound. .......,....... <
-1.pound box peanut brittle. !.
very specially priced for Toe
Clearance, a box at ...es. =.
Toy Coal Holds, filled with I.
assorted kisses. Each &c
priced at ...... .......s
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Lingerie

Lingerie
--BlOomers of white satin and
radium. Lace trimmed or tailored
style 8. Regularly &C. o.
1895. Special at. -. #~
--Bloomers of sateen and satin
cite, in dark colors. Sport
lengths. Regularly AT 0S
$2.95. Special at -. ~
-kickernick Boomers Of novel
ty striped cotton. with full elias
tic knee. Regular $1.00 Toe
value. Special at ..'..
Extra Size Boomers OF nain-
sock. Filet and val lace trim.
med. In white ara flesh. Regu-
lar 1925 and 1.4s val S7.OO
ues. Special at .......
Extra Size Gowns of muslin
or nainsook. Lace or embroid'
cry trimmed, or tailored models.
Broken lots of regu. @1 40
lar $1.95 value. Each.
Extra Size Chemises Of main.
sock and dimity, with trim
mings of lace or embroidery.
Regular s1.s5 value. al 40
Each ..............
Boomers of tub silk. in flesh,
peach, black and brown. Regu-
lar H's5 values Sl.30
Choice ..............
Costume Slips of Rayola, in
black and navy. Finished with
three narrow ruffies of self ma
terial. Regular s2.s5 Ct Ok
..a1,,a T-onh ~ -
Extra size Costume Slips in
light and dark colors. Odd lots
of regular $1.95 values. Spe-
cially priced for SI.50
clearance at. .......
Philippine Gowns of fine lin
gerie cloth. Handmade and
hand embroidered In elaborate
designs. Regular s2.s5 90 90
value. Each ........
Dainty Lingerie Gowns. with
trimmings of lace. embroidery.
Regularly s2.sS. spe- &70S
cial at ..............
-Kickernick Combinettes of
nainsook, barred voiles and
novelty materials. In broken
lots of white and light colors.
Regular $1.95 values. CT 40
Special at .........
Regular $2S6 values. CT Or
Special at ..........
Costume Slips of fancy fig
ured rayon alpaca. Finished
with three narrow ruffies.
Regularly s2s5. spe' $l.05
cial at ..........
-Slip.over Sweaters in attrac-
tive color combinations. Sleeve
less styles. Regular $2.95 to
$1o.75 values. Very special at
IA Price
--Kimonos of brocaded rayons
and figured jacquards. Tailored
and lace trimmed models. Reg
ular $5.s5 and 1915 Cd OK
values. Your choice.
--Kimonos Of Box Loom and
Jacksonette crepes, with trim
mings Of embroidery. lace and
piping. Odd garments Of regu-
lar 1895 and $4.s5 values. Spe
cially priced for clear Cd 30
ance. Each ........
ia panese Crepe Kimonos,
hand embroidered. $1.95, $2.s6
and $3.95 values for
$l.49, 1920 and So
Morning Saccues of checked
wolfe in pastel colors. Slightly
soiled, $1.95 value. o.
Each ................
Black Sateen Apron Frocks,
hand embroidered.
$2.45 and $2.s5 val @1 OK
ues. Each ..........
) Costume Slips of flesh color
sateen and Of gray, brown
peach and green colored Eng
fish broadcloth. $1.s5 @1 20
value. Each .......
-Pajamas of cotton crepes,
broadcloths. dimity and novelty
cottons. Various styles. $1.s5,
$2.S5 and 1895 values. for
$l.40, $I.95, $2.o5
Odds and ends of Apron
Frocks. of various materials.
and In various styles. Ct 40
$l.95 values. Each !. ~A
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29


Regular soc to 5sc Silk Dress
Shields, In white and flesh
colors. Assorted sizes. ACc
Special, per pair $500.
Laura Hair Nets. cap or
fringe style, single or double
mesh. All colors but
white and gray. Spe- 100
cial, per dozen. ........
Regular $1.00 Pad and Cover,
for ironing board. NSpe-
cialIx priced for Clear Toe
ance at .......'.
Regular $1G0 Tourists Cases,
of heavy khaki cloth.
lined with rubber. Spe. Enc
clal, each ..............
Regular $50 Laundry Bage.
of cretOnne, in assorted colors.
Special s for Clearance 39c
each ..............
-Colored Camisole Taps. with
tatting edge. In LIZARD pieces.
Regularly 10c piece. Special
for Clearance-3 pieces 70c
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Regular sec Sanitary Aprons.
of pure gum. With net
top; Flesh color. Special 42c
each -. ...............
Regular 1Oc Powder Puffs. In
rubber cases. Assorted
eOlor'. Special at 15c
for .....
Fancy Garter Elastic. in as
sorted colors. Regularly SOC
yard. Special. &-yard CQC
length for ........,...
Shopping or Lunch Baskets.
in FIVE different sizes.
3 small sizes lSc
eaCh .-.... $1,000
2 large sizes CSC
each ....... -. '..'..'
Regular $1.00 Household
Aprons, in all colors and styles.
some all rubber. others with
rubberized backs. Your EQc
choice, each ...........
lCrctonne Shoe Bags. in as
sorted styles and colors. Values
up to S1.o0. Your 60c
choice. ................
Kann's-Street Floor.
Dresses
SIS to $685. Summer Dresses.
of plain, figured and bordered
silks. figured voiles, broad
cloths. linens and plain and
novelty ,rayons. Sizes is to 80
and 40 to 4s' 1897
Choice .... .......
$1,000 to $2s.75 Dresses. for
juniors, misses and women. in
Guiding printed and plain
crepes. light and dark georgettes
over silk slips. chiffon dresses.
sports frocks' ETC. $l2.88
Choice at ......
Baby Furniture
i Reg u1ar 1895
Nursery Chair. CD 40
Now ...............
S Ss.t Chairs. 1926
Now ......,........
Il Regul ar $14.76
Child's Gliding Set @7 ~
tee. Now .....:...
Ss~ dsss.t.r.: 1895
NC Ns~ Regular i;;,i;,'''; $3.50
Bah Rssy waia.f'. $1.e5
Il Regular $2s.75
k k.d lie kooD. Splits
a Regular s2s.75
K / id 4 Hoops. @CA *
i Regular ;s.4s white Enam.
el Hish Oh air. S3. 95
Il Regular $3.50 White
Enamel High Chair. 80. 05
Good Values i'm Linens.
s2.25 Pure Linen Luncheon
Sets, In large colored block pat
terms. Set consists of cloth size
50x50 and six nap
kins. Good weight CT 10
linen. A set ....... ~A
--19x3S Turkish Bath Towels,
plain white OF with striped col
ored borders. Good weight, very
absorbent quality. Spe- 90
cial, each :. >. .....
Pure Linen Hemstitched
Luncheon Napkins. size 10
inches. Silver bleached and a
nice weight. Neat CT OA
patterns. Special, 6 for eP L'UO
kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
l4OLadiana and Adriana Sc

Wolfe and nene dress various designs Slightly i'm
perfect ST. and $l50 values low priced for clearance
Kann's Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Beautifully Framed Pictures, [

4 and 26 inch frames and various subjects from which
choose such "A Blue gown Lone Wolf Spring Song
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Dresses and Smocks
Reduced

Summer Wash Dresses in
sizes Sc to As. Tissue ginghams,
printed and plain voiles, cotton
foulard and lawns, in various
styles and colorS.
Choice in the Clear U1 %
Hnce
Cool, Summary Dresses, -Of
dotted. printed and plain voiles,
cotton foulards, crepes and dot
ted Swisses. All short sleeve
models. with trimmings of lace,
buttons and pipings. CD 90
-Smocks of Chambray, Cling.
ham, linen and cretonne, in
lavender, blue, rose, yellow, tan,
= brown and black. Also plain
colors, trimmed with cretonne
and bingham. Small. medium
and large sizes. In the Clear.
ance at three low prices ~
-$I.47, 88c and. ...... Sc
kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Reconditioned Sewing Machines, fc

5 Recondtoned Drop-head Singer Machines, Standar
makes in this collection. At any time will allow
pay toward the purchase of Free Westinghouse Electric
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
UmbrelIas-Small Lots
for Clearance


1851 $500 Colored Gloria I'm
brellas. in 10-rib style. with
pretty wood handles, finished
with cord. Navy, red, green
and purple. In the Cd QQ
Clearance. each. -, %Ao
-t35l Children's $100 Chinese
Parasols, in several pretty de-
signs and colors. Special ROo
in the Clearance. each. w
-t75) SIS and $595 Silk UNI
brellas, in 10-rib style, with
pretty handles of wood and
amberlite; tips and ferrules OF
amberlite. Plain and novelty
borders. For Clear CD OF
ance, choice. .
Kann s-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
1000 Yards of $l.25 Heavy Natural Pc

All silk and guaranteed to wash. 80 i
demand for making women's and childr
in the Clearance. I.................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Rendered September
All Summer Hats-Trimmed and Untril

Regardless OF the former of Summer Hats
trimmed and offered this for
Black and coo all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29

Slave bracelets, festoon necklaces, brooch pins bar
necklaces cuff links etc. Regardless of former values
at this low price
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
PiuuOt Sheets and Cases at Clea

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29

ALI Metal Floor Lamps La
in the Clearance reduced ~
All Silk Shades In the IL
CIeka ra nee 1.edllCAd 4 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29
Black Satin Coats, SPOTS to. $3.50 v

Embroidered and plain effects. All straif
fur collars and lined with crepe de chine thr
and misses sizes. $2o.75 to $3.50 values. :.
Kann's-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-29

Kann's-Second Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
SO Million Acres of
 Waste Land in U. s.

New Haven, Ct, Nov. 11.-tA'- There are so,oOo,ooo acres of waste land in the United States which could be made into excellent timber territory with proper care and supervision. it was stated here to- day by Ovid M. Butler, secretary or the American Forestry assoclatlon' who is in New Haven to confer with officials of the Connecticut Forestry association and the Yale School Of Forestry on plans for the annual convention of the national assocl- ation to be held here in January.
 "Unless the government and the people are awakened to the neces- sity of preserving Americas forest lands" he said, there will be no old growth timber available within forty years. There Is a crying need for better cooperation between the federal government and the states and for the awakening of the public to the seriousness of the situation. At the present rate Of cutting and with the frequency of forest fires, the United States will have no timber of its own in less than half a century,"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
RECEIVER FOR LAUNDRY

Naaman Cohen has been ap- pointed temporary receiver of the White Mountain Laundry Co. of Newington by Judge Nickerson of the superior court. This appoint ment was made upon application of Joseph Rosenblatt, holder of 40 of the 50 outstanding shares, and came about after the Stewart Machinery Go. of Springfield tried to attach the Newington concerns property in a suit for alleged failure to make pay ments due on machinery. Rosen- blatt is represented by Jacob Schwolslly, Alexander W. Creedon is counsel for the Springfield company and the receiver is represented by Arthur L. Shipman.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
BOY RUNS INTO AUTO

Stephen Grip, aged 5, of SO Sex ton street, suffered a painful injury to his face when he was struck by an automobile driven by Albin Peterson of 51 Goshen street. Hart ford. on North street. about 11:25 this morning. The boy ran into the street and the driver was unable to avoid striking him. according to his report to the police. Dr. John L. Kelly attended the boy and found a large bunch on his face, which is not considered serious.
 Peterson said he was driving west on North street and the boy ran into the road near Sexton street. The rear fender of the car struck him and knocked him down.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
QUEENS FREE RIDES
 MAY CAUSE PROBE
Nebraska Congressman Resents
 Putting Burden on Public

Omaha, Neb., Nov. Ii R1Con- gressman A. c. Shallenberger of Nebraska, member of the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce, today said he planned to conduct an investigation If the Burlington railroad is charging Queen Marie's trip to the American public or is transporting her free"
 He believed "her trip can be borne better by the federal govern ment or the Rumanian government than by the overburdened taxpayers of the middle west.
 ''The president must pay to trav- el, so why should not the queen of a foreign government pay especial ly when the railroads are so hard put to make enough money to pay their dividends"
 The congressman said that if statements attributed to Col. Car roll, who is in charge of her train are true, the queens journey across the United States violates at least the spirit of existing laws govern ing railroad transportation.
 T can't help recalling the argu- ments put up by railroad officials every time we sought to get a re- duction in freight and passenger rates for the middle vest" he said.
 Their pleas invariably were that the roads could not afford reduc- were not earning enough, and a de- crease In passenger rates would mean a forced increase in freight rates"