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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Mrs. Florence Smith have returned
from a short visit to Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

George Greeley is in Norwood.
Mass, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Mjllett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Paris. July 31-(PJ-The animal
population of the Bots de Boulogne
has been increased by 50 monkeys Of
assorted species, who escaped from
the Jardin dAccimation during a
fire. Guards and policemen spent
the night trying to trap the simians
but found the task harder than the
search for an escaped leopard there
last year, and this morning the mon
keys we've still swinging in tie tree
tops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Miss Anna Burns has returned
from two weeks visit in Boston
with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Murray.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Miss Marjorie Savage of Me1ford.
Mass. is the guest of Miss Barbara
Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Keene, \. H, July 31-Charles
Burnham. of 526 Washington street,
pleaded not guilty ard waived exam
ination before Judge Charles A. Mad
den in municipal court this morning
to a charge of manslaughter. The
complaint charged that Burnham was
the driver of a motorcycle which
crashed into tree on Gilsum street,
July &c, resulting in the death of
George Emo Burnham was held in
81 500 bonds for the action of the
grand jury of the superior court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Groton. Ct, July 31-(Pl-A new
S00-ton submarine. the r., was de-
livered to the government of Peru
today by the Electric Boat Company
of New York. The vessel was re-
ceived by Comd. Enrique Monge, flo
tilla commander of the submarine
division. on behalf of his government.
The R-2 was built at the plant of the
New London Ship & Engine Com
pany at Groton and was launched
April % last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Paris, July 31-(P)-Premier Poin-
cares national union cabinet emerg-
ed victorious tonight after a daylong
battle with the Chamber of Deputies
opposition. The final vote of conf
dence, giving the premier a ma ority
Of 107, came when the deputies
adopted in its entirety, the bill pro-
viding measures designed to stabil-
ize the financial position Of the coUn-
try.
Cleveland, July 31-(PJ-Detective
Ora NJ. Slater, in charge Of the Mel
lett murder investigation, and Acting
Chief of Police Hexamer Of Canton,
came to Cleveland late today, and
mediately went into conference with
Chief OF Police Jacob Graul and
other police authorities over infor-
nation gathered by local detectives
concerning Patrick Eugene McDer-
mott.
Fall River, July 31-Interlachen
the handsome summer estate Of the
late Col Spencer Borden, has been
sold to Alan II. Andrews, local in
vestment broker who intends to oc-
cupy it at once. 1t is one the west
shore of North Watuppa pond and
commands an unobstructed view Of
the lake The house of old colonial
design and the extensive gardens
have made the estate one Of the
city's show places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

Budapest. July 31-(P)-There are
too many doctors in the country so
the government has prohibited girls
studying medicine at universities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-02

There were 90 excursion tlcketS
sold yesterday for Old Orchard.
Ralph Davis passed Sunday In
Rockland.
Miss Aldana Sproul was home from
Portland over Sunday
Edgar French of Windsor Is visit
ing Kirk Latin for a few days.
Valentine Brann was visitor
Sunday in Old Orchard.
Mrs. Florence Smith have returned
from a short visit to Old Orchard.
Miss Anna Burns has returned
from two weeks visit in Boston
with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Murray.
Miss Marjorie Savage of Me1ford.
Mass. is the guest of Miss Barbara
Murphy.
George Greeley is in Norwood.
Mass, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Millett.
Mrs. Clarence Carey and sons.
Philip and John, have returned from
Whitefeld.
Sherman Dunn OF Lewiston was
the week end guest of relatives in
town.
Mrs. A. E. Hodsdon AMI sons OF
Yarmouth uare calling on Mrs F. P.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS. FOR SALE-APARTMENT0
COMPAPE TIIE WAL HES

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
COMPARE THE VALUES
OF the apartment homes in Connecticut Courts with
others in the cy-nowhere else will you find such
cellent environment, fine construction features and
well planned arrangement for the price of
$780,
That buys BEDROOMS, LARGE LIVING ROOM.
BATH AND SHOWER, RECEPTION HALL
DINET KITCHEN with service entrance), and
PRIVATE PORCH.
ONLY $3.50 DEPOSIT,
y MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $5897
--(of which you save $500 that applies directly
principally WITH $13O5 MONTHLY OPERATING
COST.
q CONNECTICUT COURTS,
SIP Connecticut Ave
OPEN
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
GaEvY Sr,sN ..! cEAsE, !:5sI:,oD c1sRAMP-NEw Ev
M rs sseninss sn sso c,.ysi.nd 81 q saa4 saINs. N0r'n
rage: h-wh.: house excellent condition.;
isns Hoa.6 61se-Ss.''' sss. Inquire Il st. NV ca
Ile 18th N.E.|6 R. AND D. A::W :H.:
slsssEis E6 and ,,s sas porch good c0ndson
s. sooM .sSe SsssadoS ws1s 5s6s Msl1sa
g.. Park Lane. va.
KENYON ST. NV. NEAR l4th-NEWLY
ESsEY olo' path and Nam ioss
sls I5, 1 sT; NV? R; p; LARGE LsIssa SFHR4 EEAF
$40 John Marshall pl.
sss GSEsSss1 and ss'h ..rs5. hs.s gas
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. 1904, BELMONT
elect: aonssnisSs ieSps two Il Car lines co.,
81 SssosssHSP ssS ( II 4 h5srzkfas ri Ssos sGSss
ss4sksvI5x sss s!ys ssss5 sssSESs5fb1Nz N.r1S SDss R. B.
ses eslses esssp 3 sso Pot
1909 KENYoN sT-10 ROOMS; SS7.so
l559Sia 59aS &c " s. 'Mosk1s. 9slo sis i20g'. s.
SSoIesHRsssa zlssd ASR fTs ssss r.
ss ss st. and 5s sSAs sa7s1 bss
1s4s 4 ThssPewAy u. Nv. d CARVER Min 14ss.
ess1s'S s5S ks49S 744s E9UsE r.
l117 n. A. AVE NW-s ROOMS: BATH; III;
rent to reIisSi. si col eoicred tenant: reasonable
~ $sEs s5;s s' MosE1s sW WOODWARD A.s ss.ss ssss
L1ScSIN -, fAkK: sz East Nos1s SHRIroL G47s sT-s
BEAUTIFUt NEW HOMES su,5; RRIcR; re R.tS WITa and
che shower; U large yard W to an alley So%'Soo'
1908 hkoDF 'h3s +. REAErr EN! coNsE.ElTs Esls ssls.
727 goth ST. Nw-s rooms baths. elec.
Ar i1os 18th st. n.w.-6 +. and bath. hot
sis ssrd st. nw-e-r. and b.: $40
4 SSsS s y Sosh#s 4 sss sses
1873 ADAMS MILL 10 R. 4 2 B.S12260o
53es S39e 41st t1Snn nv rms b. snd &c. SSS
Biz Park I'd. n.w.--6 r. and b., ami. 650
s2a OTIS pl. nws rooms and and bsih bath SSo0 o9
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
S13 10Th St. NV. Main 269O.
FREE TO JANUARY 1st -DETACHEp9
frame. 2 stories. rooms. porch room ana s,,si
finished attic; large cellar: front and back
yards; garage so ami. viii VIII lease from jan
GEORGE C. SH1NN.
wilkins Bldg.
Main 1852 or KensinGton "a.
NORTHWEST
apartment house. 5 apts... averaging 3
rooms and bath each steam heat and cleo
trio lights: worth $14O per month; rent en-
House, 13 rooms. baths. electricity:
newly decorated: rent. sos. including garage; {;
room-renting district:
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1913 ST. NV.
II rooms and bath. furnace heat. -,
elec'i i5sG gs5assGe assGeHpERiaND ID eai pL wv
10 rooms and bath, r, AMI m Eent reasonable
8 rooms. 2 baths. h WI h.. elec. :SlOO.OO
1901 LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
Attractive house. rooms reception
hall and bath ami: 2-car brick garage
1918 HARVARD ST. N.W.
r. and aG;d z F. chMBRiipaE hTR:ii sfs' Pt Nws $4,000
foo"'' "- 1908 EYE sT: NV. oo -
'o0H'' 1873 MoRsE ST. NE.
6 rooms and bath h-w.h., cleo, gar. "a 8 90
$40 n. Y. AVE. NV.
'oon'' 2S13 ii ST. NV.
r. and b.. new hot-water heating
D~"'' ' s;e12 r sT. NV. So
z rooms and bath furnace heat. $50 90
1871 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
6 rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. elec. 80. $50 90
2O37 F ST. NV:
6 rooms and bath, furnace heat. cleo. $75.0
FOR COLORED.
1918 L ST. NV.
f0o"' anu a444 isT. NV. soo
" f00"S any GEo' Sa." w. IINKiNs.' ''
Tlo
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CO-OPERATIvE-ONE ROOM, RECEPTION
hall. kitchenette and bath: In large building:
excellent Northwest location: new apartment
same size now selling a. Sc; 900 % owner leay, sno
cash. Address Box 4o4-S. Star once.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Couffnued

>@.s = <sAAI4S hO-ONE OAAXNAO1AA|kSs
lCentinued.l
zoos n ST. NV.
decolnsss asada'e REM Aps pszt 2o-6 r. b.: newly
533 21st ST. NV.
,Apts: 3-4-6-10-2 r.. kitchen & b. each
N. Z. RYON CO., INC.
1923 F 81. Main $500
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
Five rooms and two baths. ideally ar
ranged for subletting. Can be rented for
S66.50 per month to. reliable tenants.
$3.50
Tour-room and bath fat In good ne. To-
cation: close " care; good conntion.
Main 80. e24 iith St. NV.
The Chastleton Hotel.
Conveniently Located.
18th St. at r.
Wardman MANAGEMENT.
Two and Three Room, Kitchen
and Bath with Porches.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
THE FILLMORE,
LOO AZ IL NJ w

ne FlLLMA)NE,
1929 N. H. Ave. NV.
80, e rooms. large reception hall. kitchen sne
rcomt. large reception hall. kitchen and
Apply MANAGER 1121 N. Il. ave. ~
THE WINONA,
ala 11th ST. NE.
Very attractive apartment. consisting Of
s4S
10 9th st. &C. NV ~ SNOW co'x Main 1862.
134o KENYON ST. NV.
New fireproof building: apartments Of ene.
kitchenette and porehes. N--1------
ARd Al,ab.n soa 6l,S 1so1 sso SSLUMBIA RDs ROOMS
dining aicove. S kitchen. bath and bedroom.
,,.l5O5 Lanier I Pl: Apt, 10 1861 sS. rooms.
.;, Apt: SoS; is9oo Lanier Pi-2 rooms
NJ. & r. B. WARREN,
925 18th St. Main 977o.
THE WINDERMERE,
1925 New Hampshire Ave.
One room, kitchen and bath.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
All Outside Rooms.
Elevator and Telephone Service.
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co:
III 18th St. NV.
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Franklin 731. Insurance BldG. "
WHITE.
34SC n st W-6 rms. .... 1880
l5le e st. se-6 rms and bath. -. 3S &c
3lb 14th st: s.w.-6 rooms: s.;s 33e'eeUU
65T Newton at .w.-6 rooms ~ $3.50
1925 North Capitol ST. rooms :., e9'60 969
16I2 Kenilwort NE rms & bath go. 90
13ii 18th st. n.w.--12 rms. l. b.. ei. 1900
10 Rittenhouse ct. n;w.-6r. b.. e. sS.o0 s5S.o0
i339 3rd st. n.w.-s r.. b. & elec.. 5000
o2o howard ave s'eI r. G. elec. $50. so
4Sj2 Fennings-5 r.. range & iatrobe. IS so
"a Defrees at n.w-5 rooms s..... $3.50
1929 Nd. ave. ne-5 rooms. ....... 4O.0o
lsSs " GapitIle elec ave- h.e--o e. o 42.5o
22e2 9th St. n.w--6 rms. & bath. 5000
716 End st. NV rms. and bath. 5000
i4O1 9th st. n.w.--S rooms and bath. 55. e
634 L st. n.w.-10 r. 4 b.. h w b.; eI .OO
CAYWOOD BROS. GARRETT. lNC.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

fCOntInued.l .l-
MONEY loaned on autos and trucks: bring
bill of sale: ride while you pay: open. eve
ntngs: no delay; confidential. Main 1870
sutton. AZ X St NV. .---o----
LOANS. REFINANCING Nose! Loaned
on autos: confidential See Mr. McDONALD.
End noor. 1924 18th NV. Pot $3.50.
CASH ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE,
You keep car: conhdentlai.
No delay. Steger's garage.
646 Nd Ave. NE. Line. 17S.
TIRES ON CREDIT de2Z.
SECOND TRUST MONEY.
Ample Funds Available.
GARDINER DENT. INC.
NJ. 1884 l4O0 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOCSES.
$3.50. DUTCH COLOSSAL FRAME. De
}ached: without question the biggest bargain
IN new houses around Washington; builder
forced force % TO raise cash: rooms. tile bath ga e.
being ss;1y,. paved one SlGss ears ana 5s; odS
1Yas I've EvssnlSss ao or Sunday. 81 asce Fr.Snf S $3.50
SAVE FROM 500 TO q 900 ON TIL: The
purchase OF your home by buying direct
from the builder. Six high class new houses
In CS;y Chsss to sh0os the rof
best: they are unique ip being unusually
attractive. Call the builder any evening
after x.thtrty p.m at Lincoln 247o Tor
ONE OF THE FINEST BUILT HOMES IN
ne.; modern colonial. pre-war built: rms..
9 rooms deep b W h: slec: sleeping porch
sssss e. s $1a a:s ;:,;
nent. This IL near Lincoln Park. Work
fast on this. we consider II . pickup. Main
coLoRED: 1850 CASH. BALANCE LIKE
can be arranged for families: nice yard,
eon:iasrsd DokE@ PLHS 1Nc St
8I23 1Ath OF. NV. Col. e39:
Rl7 MARYLAND AVE: NE-HANDsoME
SSSo e 3. 4 IS ISsu9Aass nov: s'. 9S'r
SPLENDID 1-eTORY bAY.WfNDOW nRicK,
second commercial zone-6 rooms. bah. cqt.
At ss.7So. Main $50. '-
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4O1B 3rd ST. NV.
Six rooms. ami: rent reduced; $40.
263O 4th ST. NE.
Seven-room detached bungalow. ami:
$1,000.
These houses convenient to buses and
cars and in all-white neighborhoods.
CAHILL & MENSH. , n.
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. NEW TO THE MINUTE.
These Are Not Old Houses

NEW 10 The MINUTE.
These Are Not Old Houses
Wearing New Clothes.
The elevator takes you from your apart.
ment TO your car in the basement IL you
require garage space.
=. Enjoy q new apartment now: modern der
l room, dining alcove, kitchen
and bath, $5OOO-$52.5O.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$65.OO-$70.O0.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath.
$82.5O-$8s.OO.
u,sIY opsa g for or inspection daily and evenings
Connectieut Ave. and Davenport Sts. NV.
WARDMAN,
1890 K St. NV. Main $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL new apartment
in exclusive Chevy Chase, we'll
worth investigating at once;
one specious bedroom, large
living room, kitchen with serv-
ice entrance, dining alcove, bath,
foyer and private porch; reason
able rent a month; luxurious
lobby; children's playroom in
basement. See it before nine
tonight. SIP Connecticut ave.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
WANTED-MONEY,

WANTEU-NUNE
$! 600, NEEDED TO COMPLETE STOCK
OF goods for an up-to-date grocery and meat
interest; by responsible party. Address Box
l30.v. Star ONCE. 10s
WILL SELL FOR ST 900 CHATTEL NOTE
interest Al security. Address Box 144-v.
Evening star., 1926-12-09

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
TWO STORES WITH sEPARATE APART;
ments. H st. near North Capitol: annual
rent: 81 6; $50; price. S17.5oo. OWNER 20
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Near North Capitol and r sts. nv,
Brick, rooms and b.. cleo. alley C~s 80.
cash. small monthly payments. Main I'VE
Evening star., 1926-12-09
MONEY TO LOAN,

AoSNEY 4 S 11a 1hoAsEsD snsD g. on 42S TsXSSKs
tal MONK 931 e. T. ave. NV. Frank. 5000.
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o2O 5th ST. Sc.
rooms: garage ................$ $3.50
oO5-o17 9th ST. Sc.
6 rooms and bath. h................ .$35. 90
o23 POTOMAC AVE. S. E.
6 rooms and bath. ................ $4,000
zoo III OPENCE CT NJ z
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600 FLORENCE ST. NE.
8 rooms and bath. h................$3 $4,000
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GA 9th ST. S.W.
6 rooms and bath. ................s .s42.s0
7. DALLAS GRADY,
9O4 14th St. NV. Main 61S1.
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SACRIFICE! 6-RM. BURLE1TH HOME,
army y an transferred garage sowh. ond e. no0
cash 37i2 st NV. North e200-W.
ROOMING HOUSE-l2 ROOMS. = BATHS
oil burners: two-car garage small cssn,
Price. $4,000. 1885 Fairmont. AoaniS
Evening star., 1926-12-09

ASPEN ST: 4 PINEY BRANCH Rp;-c0}R }F;
barg. NJ. 1893 until 9 I'm. 1914 y. Z: ave
Evening star., 1926-02-02
Pastor to Preach
On Marriage to-
l69 Pairs He Wed
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. February
2.-Rev. Chauncey X. Botsford,
pastor of st. Johns Lutheran
Church, preached to Il congrega-
ton of 225 women only. His ser
mon touched on the place of wom-
an in the economy of Nature and
the realm of morals. During the
sermon the preacher paid his com
pliments to an unknown woman
who called him on the telephone
last Friday with a "slurring" mes
sage. She gave a false telephone
and street when asked for an in
terview.
The pastor announced that next
Sunday he would deliver a sermon
on "Marriage-IS 1t ii Failure?"
He has invited especially the 100
couples he has united in marriage
since his pastorate in Cumberland.
Evening star., 1926-02-02

Government in the letting of hospital
contracts and were sentenced to two
years each in prison and fined 100000
each. Yesterday was the last day the
defense counsel had for petitioning the
court of Appeals for Il stay of man
date.
Plea TO BE Fled Within Two Days.
1t was set out by Randolph Laugh
& lin of st. Louis and t,lwood Goodman
and !. Hamilton Lewis of Chicago.
counsel for the defendants. that ma
chinory was in order for getting the
proposed petition for q writ of super
Scdeas and certiorari before the Su-
rrcmc Court of the United States
within two days. The clerk of the
Court of Appeals said his record of
previous reviews of the case could be
ready within two days.
Ralph w. Potter. special Govern
ment counsel in the case, opposed the
granting of further delay.
If there ever was a case in which
motion should be denied. it is this"
he told the three judges, Evan A. Ev-
ans, George I. Page and A. s Ander-
son. who sat in chambers. THE de-
PENDANTS should have no further de-
lay"
Comment by Judge Evans
Judge Evans, who presided, sought
the date of the letting Of the first
questioned contract, and being in
formed it was in July, 1922. said:
1t does seem that an offenSe COM
lnttted in 1872 should be disposed of
before four years"
The defense counsel hurriedly in
formed him that indictments were not
returned until June 1924, with the
trial in 1926
The unusual decision to stay the
mandate, which otherwise would have
hcen effective at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. followed a tWo-hour further re-
view Of the case. which previously was
decided in the affirmative upon appeal
by the same judges
Evening star., 1926-02-02
TRUST BUSTERS SEEK
IMAM like PINCHOT"
World Vigilance, Inc, Denies
However, Governor Was Ap-
preached With Offer.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2.-The
World Vigilance, Inc, organized with
the purpose of breaking up so-called
coal, milk and oil trusts, is looking
for a man of the caliber of Gov.
Pinchot of Pennsylvania to head its
committee of natural resources, DIR.
Charles f. Gilman, it's president, an.
nounced last night.
In making this announcement DR.
Evening star., 1926-02-02

nounced in New York by DR.. Charles
f. Gilman, president.
II cannot remember Of ever having
heard Of the organization" he said
last night. when told by the Asso-
ciated Press of DIR. Gillman's an
n0uncement.
The governor declined to go beyond
that or to discuss the statement or
DR.. Gilman as to his plans to quit
political life at the end Of his term
next year.
Under the law, the Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA cannot succeed himself.
Evening star., 1926-02-02
GOT RELIEF FROM
RHEUMATISM AT LAST
Spent more than 500 for
remedies before help was
found.

How an obstinate case of rheuma-
ism was given relief by a simple
home treatment is told by a man in
Los Angeles, Calf, who suffered
for years with rheumatic pain in
the feet and back.
Il spent more than 500 for lini-
ments and medicines in twenty
four years" he writes. Then I
used Sloan's Liniment and it gave
me complete relief
And 1t Is amazing-the quick,
genuine comfort that Sloan's gives
10 even the most long standing
rheumatic aches. Sloan's doesn't
lust deaden paint helps your
body to throw off the cause.
No need to rub even. A little
Sloan's patted lightly on-and a
healing tide of fresh, germ-destroy-
ing blood begins tinglinG through
Inc aching place. Before YOU can
believe it, the pain, swelling and
liffnesS are relieved. Try it, All
.iruggists-85 cents. DR.. Earl 8.
loan. 113 y. 18th ST. New York.
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" Wednesday-the Last Day
II M. to I PM.
4 to $50 PM.

Wednesday concludes the Pro
gram of Draping and Design
ing on Models, by Mr.. Mclean.
who has had years of expert
ence in this work. This is the
fourth Fashion Show he has
conducted here, and before
coming with us he was asso-
ciated with eminent Paris and
New York designers.
Silks displayed for every wear;
Morning, Afternoon and Eve
ming.
Fabric Sections. Second floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-02
Slenderizing Larger Women

Printed and Plain Crepes-tfe larger will appre
cae these dresses that combine style of materials and de-
signs The printed crepes have been beautifully used
with the plain colored georgees, the plain French
cepes have been embroidered pleated tucked make
these dresses with becoming necklne and flowing
balloon sleeves.
The matronly figure we'll suited in this model-sketched
OF the small figured crepe combined with plain
seorgette S5e.5O Others S3o5O to $6o5O.
Larger women Dress ction. floor
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Vogue and
Bufterick Patterns

All the new Spring designs are
now ready for every possible
costume.
There are patterns for the
Tweed Ensemble;
Two-piece Street Frocks;
Correct Costumes for Coli;
Frocks for the Country Club;
New Tailored Dresses
Frocks that have soft fullness;
Afternoon Frocks;
Smocks for House and Garden;
Experts will advise and assist
you in selecting the correct
patterns and materials.
Pattern Section. Second floor.
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imprisonment LOT
Col. Charles Il
Forbes. former di-
rector of the
United States Vet
Grams Is urc a Il
and John w
I II o m p so II, st.
Louis, contractor
was granted by the
United States Cir
cult Court of Ap
pealS yesterday
provided the de
PENDANTS pla c {
their case befor
the Supreme Cour
within five days.
They were con
Victed of conspir-
Evening star., 1926-02-02

Gilman denied an earlier statement
attributed him that Gov. Pinchot
would accept the post. He said that
the governor had not been approached
on the matter and might not be,
but that he was the sort of man
sought.
HARRISBURG, Pa, February >
P).-Gov. Pinchot last night dis
claimed knowledge of any organiZa-
ton known as the World Vigilance,
Inc, or plans to have him become
affiliated with such body as an
Evening star., 1926-02-02
TOXIC DENIES REPORT.
Nation Not Opposing American
View of Disarmament.

TOXIC, February CP.-The for
eisn office took occas sion today to deny
a persistent report that Japan opposed
tn" American position at Geneva re-
garding land and naval disarmament.
and declared that Japan favored dis
armament.
Premier K. Wakatsuki told the
members of the Kenseikai party. of
which he is president. that person.
ally he you'd work for disarmament
Evening star., 1926-02-02
If You Would Know the Fabric Fashions for Spring
Come to the Fabric Fashion Show
Silks Have Much Newness

Prints-those very new ones-the Americana
designed by American artists, expressing our
modern civilization = others, with smaller
sized motifs in striking or demure designs.
Taffetas and satins-plan and printed-are
now SO smart alone or combined with sheer
crepe. In all the lovely new shades.
Shantung, Rajah and Pongees have renewed
popularity and are now the vogue, in the
delightful colors of Spring
Crepes-satin crepe-crepe de chine-lovely
crepes-sheer crepes-heavy-weig crepes-
the most popular crepes Of every description.
Fabric Sections. Second floor.
Evening star., 1926-02-02
SPORTS Dresses of Distinction

The very popular two-pece dress continues reign i'll
the field OF sports but many lovely piece dresses give
variety to the landscape Jersey raah flat crepes, Char
Nova brocade, fannels Frska and kashmir make these
dresses smart-and embroidery, kick pleats, V club
necklines and trimming in contrasting coors give them
chic.
The model skeched is becoming in soft shade of rose
and is effectively embroidered in wool. $45. Others
$2575 to $4e.5O
Spo
Evening star., 1926-02-02
FORBES GETSSTAy
Of JAIL VERDICT
Granted Five Days Within
Which to Appeal to Su-
preme Court.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February "A writ of
sIInersedeas to stay the mandate of
Evening star., 1926-04-29
9x12 Genuine Crex
Rues. Special. S8.75

70 9xIz-ft. Genuine Wire Grass crex
Rugs, in green, brown and blue. An
exceptionally durable and cookbook
ing Summer rug at an extremely low
price Special at $S.75.
20 Heavy Quality Hit-and-miss Colonial
Rag Rugs, size 27x54 inches. Were
$l5O. Now $1.15.
Is Rag Rugs Of the same style and
make, size 24x36 inches. Were 85c
Now 60c.
4 9x1z-ft. Harco Fiber Rugs, beautiful
woven designs. Were $1o75. Now
$11.75.
4 SHxlo1z Harco Fiber Rugs. Were
$3.50. Now 50.
6x9 Harco Fiber Rugs. Were $3.50.
Now $S.z5.
/ 9xIz-ft. Imported Rush Rug, slightly
imperfect. Was $20 Now STATS.
High-grade Administer Rugs, size 27x
81 inches. Were. $450 Now $2.z5.
/ 36x63-inch Plain Wilton Velvet Rug.
Special at S3.75.
s Samples of Worsted Wilton Rugs,
size l8x27 inches. Reduced to $1.15.
3 Sample Brussels Rugs, size 27x36
inchesA Reduced to $L50.
1 Lot of 3x6-ft. FeIt-base Rugs. Re-,
duced to 81.
50 Yards Brussels Stair Carpet. Special
at Sl.z5 yard.
oxIz-ft. Oriental Rug, in rose color.
Was $685. Now $l97.5O.
Rug Section. Fifth floor.