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Evening star., 1928-01-18
Additional $4,000
VOTED MEMORIAL
Senate Approves Sum for
Red Cross Building in
Honor of Women.

In order 10 expedite the beginning Of
the Red Cross Memorial Building. to
be erected in Washington in honor Of
the women who served their country
during the World War. the Senate yes
terday afternoon passed a resolution
adding $50 900 20 the Government S
contribution toward the memorial. The
resolution goes 10 the House for APP
proval
The Senate acted after Senator Fcss.
Republican, Of Ohio. explained that the
women have raised more from private
sources than was originally specified.
and that there Is now available q tota!
Of s4S0 900
Senator Fess said 1t had been found
approximately $50 900 additional Is
needed. and that II Congress appropri-
ates S50.0O0. those in charge Of the
project Will raise $40 900 more.
II the House concurs in the resolution.
the Government total contribution to-
ward the memorial will become 500 600.
The last Congress having authorized
$50 900 The structure Is 10 be erected
adjacent 10 the present Red Cross
buildings. on 4 street between Seem
teenti and Eighteenth streets.
Evening star., 1928-01-18
AIR BOARD VOTES
DOWNS NSEAFL|GHTS
Opposes Porter Adams Plan
for Two Atlantic Hops =
This Year.

The proposal OF Porter Adams. presi-
dent Of the National Aeronautic ASso-
citation. that the association sponsor al
least two round-trip transatlantic flights
this year under circumstances that
would tend toward development Of
tranSoceauic air lines, was voted down
b. The advisory board of the organiza
tior yesterday afternoon. 10 which Il
had been referred for consideration by
the board OF governors more than two
weeks ago.
Mr.. Adams had proposed establish
merit o! q fund Of 500 000 with witch
a three-enRine seapiane would be par
chased 10 make two trips 20 Europe
one ny the southern or Azores route
and the other Via Harbor Grace. New
iound!aad. and Ireland
Would Carry Passengers.
This tran soceanic airWay blazer would
carry AT least one passenger and would
have facilities aboard for the comfort
o! the occupants. Furthermore. 1t
would be equipped with every posi-
safety device, and II 1t succeeded In It's
mission, according 10 the originator OF
the plan. The world would be In bet-
TER position 10 contemplate ocean air
travel than IL is AT present, The ocean
lights IN land planes last year demon
stralFd the ability OF aircraf, to cross
The oceans, bat at great personal in
convenience and hardship IN pilots
The Adams plan had as It's object
the derivation OF az much progress and
benefit 10 aviation from both the sue
ceASiul and unsuccessful ocean voyages
last year as could possibly be- achieved
Tie advisory board In turning down
The plan. said IL believed not enough
would be- gained With equipment AT
present available. ana added that there
are many fields more promising and
more important for the Development OF
commercial aviation" than transatlantic
nyinR unner The conditions suggested
By the associations president The
board did not cntimerate or expIaln
~ha, the promising and more lmpor-
tant fields" were.
Members Of Board.
Members o! the board who rejected
'!ic plan are; r. Irubce Dawson, As
sisthnt Secretary Of War for Aviation
Edward T. Warner. Assistant Secretary
~ the Navy for Aeronautics, William
- MacCracken tr. Assistant Secretary
0t Commerce for Aefonautics Charles
r. Marvin, chief ot the Weather Bu-
rcau Rrar Admiral William A. Moifett,
chief 0f thr Bureau oi Aeronautics ,
Mai Gen, James T. Fechet, chief Of
The Army Air Corps, and Real Admiral
- w Taylor Df the national advisory
committee Tor neronautics
Mr. Adams announced he would b.
bound by the decision o! the advisory
body.
Evening star., 1928-01-18
NORTH DAKOTA ENDS
LEGISLATORS INQUIRY
Criticism OF Governor Manage
ment of S;ate-owned Mill
Held Justified.

BISMARCK, N. ID, January is
The special session ot the North pa-
kota Legislature ended la>t night after
a weeks session after defeating recon-
mcudations made by Gov A, q Sori {
concerning The S,n'e-owncd mill and
elevator at Grand Forks,
A special Joint committee OF the
House and Senate found tina, criticism
OF the executives management ~ the
mill and elevator made by n special
Senate committee at the last rrsulac
session was justified. II also held that
The action OF the governor III calling
the special session MAS unwarrantec
In his message IL the opening SeS-
sion Gov. Sorlie said some newspapers
had h,nTed at dishonesty ON the part
Of himself and men employed hS hnn
AS the sx -otfcio msli man.
In It's report the >petAl community
made no finding With regard Ia the
honesty aud Integrity OF the governor
and mill management.
Evening star., 1928-01-18
PLAN TO SHIFT GIRL
SLAYER TRIAL FAILS
Judges BaIk Move for Change
of Venue-Disposition of
Case Doubtful.

Ey ,he Associated P-eas.
LANSING, Mich, January i5.--
Adolph Hotelling. slayer Of 5-year-
old Dorothy Schneider, vas taksn
this morning from the reformatory
at Ionia by Sheriff Frank Green OF
Gfncsce County. presumably u be
hurried back 70 that county for
circuit court appearance. according
10 word received here from Ion!a
shortly after noon today.
Il ;ae as.oc.a .a,e9 pcs
FLINT. Mich. January l3.--Tne dis
position Of the case Of AdO!ph Hola!HTz.
confessed slayer OF 5-year-Old Dorothy
Schneider suddenly became a mater d.
today with the belief growing
that nc would De returned 70 Genesfe
County tF.lnt), for a Circuit C1Ir-
hearing
Hope Of q change Of venue 50 he
couIa plead guilty IN another county
faded when two Genesee judges Ce-
c,ared a transfer could nO- oe granted
under the law. They pointed Out that
the only substantial reason Eo- a
change is the contention th2t tne de-
fendqnt cannot secure fair trial l-l he
EO{ltstF 4lt y 4A-%A+ @A-- ~ %+'-'- 49, ~~"t-
mi IeG.
Attorney william a. CeegmilLer, co'l1-
sci for Hote!Iing came 10 Pint. and
after brief conference With The Gene
see County prosecuting attorney. clsap-
paarcd. There we're .unl0rs re vas -
his way either 70 Ioria or 70 meet a
party bringing the prisoner hare en
route.
Judges Edward B Black and Fred ".
Brennan OF the Genesee Circuit C1'i-t
stated that regardless Of the feeling -
the county. the !aw provides that The
murderer must plead here Il he wiShs s
70 stand by MS reported promise 20 ac-
nit MS guilt. II Hoteli!ng IS brought
here Cor his circuit court appearance,
il IS believed j, vii take place IN a
courtroom.
II ne pleads guilty he probably viii ee
Immediately rushed back 70 the IONA
refoymatory. from where he vii oe
started on the long journey 70 lie IN
p-isoGIen..
Evening star., 1928-01-18
FORD BRAKES GET
DISTRICT APPROVAL
Independent Hand and Foot
Controls Meet Law. Har-
land Tells Company.

The new Ford brakes comply with
District regulations, Traffic Director
William H. Harland today informed
Warren G. Eynon. manager Of the
Ford Motor Co. Approval followed a
conference with automobile experts of
the Bureau of Standards.
Harland wrote that thorough tests
had been made and that since the car
rs equipped with adequate brakes with
independent foot and hand controls,
we are satisfied that il complied with
the District OF Columbia traffic regu-
lations
The Ford Motor Co. announced modi-
fications in the braking system TO COM
ply with regulations in the District
and in other States shortly after the
new model arrived here and had been
disapproved py NJ. o. Eldridge. assistant
traffic director.
Mr. Harland explained that the i'm
preston OF traffic officials after Mr
Eidridge's examination was that II the
brake rod broke or pin came out ~
1t, there would be no way to stop the
machine We are now convinced that
this is not true" he said. There is
nothing dangerous about the brakes or
the new Ford car
Evening star., 1928-01-18
PLANE IN ENDURANCE
TEST is GOING WELL
Spirit Of California" Reports
Smooth Flying After "a
Hours in Air.

Ey t8a A<<fHi3lH< f's~~e
SAN FRANCISCO. January IS -
JUS: "a hours after la&!ES OF OF re
fourth ar;emr. 70 establish world 5
record for sustained flight. the r-oco-
r,a1e Spirit OF California reported oy
radio 20 Mills Field here =; 500 an
Today that all 5 veA
The big i-i-UlotOred F0Ske- SaS -Ji.I-
ming smoothly. with he- motors cong
:. $50 revolutions minute. and .acioS6
the message while flying over The Ss-1-
During the nigh: ;he snip acw over
large area Of northern California
Cart Charles NlrgStord-SrIth. S-.c-
II aviation ace. and Lieut. George z
Fond. L. s n. plotting the plane. hope
- say in The ar 90 hours.
TIE wo-.d'S record. held - Germany.
Is - t.7lrs. - minutes and 81 Ssccnc.S-
L1.s mark must be oetseGeG ey cae
l!5g- 20 b accepted CtSc-2,ly.
Evening star., 1928-01-18

tCOnUnueo from First Page)
oppositionaries. having opposed every
thing and everybody. even while Lenin
vas alive, advocating the abolition of
the Communist International. the
foreign trade monopoly and kindred
measures. They had been recently de-
CARED counter r-reyolut.onaries.
All Sent Voluntarily.
All the opposition with the exception,
oi the incorrigibles were asked TO pro-
ceed 10 various points voluntarily. and
none were sent as prisoners.
Fist intimation that the Stain gov
eminent in Russia had decided 10
Danish leaders Of the opposition. who
hare been particularly active In recent
months. came on January 10. but TO
confirmation could be obtained because
OF censorship restrictions.
Thirty opposition leaders. including
TTotsky we're slated for deportation and
the Punishment orders we're stated TO
have been executed suddenly with no
warning 10 the men involved
On January II reports reached Lon
dor that TrotSky had refused 70 leave
Moscow. but these apparently found
tae3r origin IN the delay caused by
$40 s%F1~SJa4 va iS& !lES4tsl.
In an interview with a German cor
respondent. TTotzky vas quoted az say
ing that ne expected a big swing 10
the left az the coming elections through
out Europe.
In Excellent Humor.
This correspondent reported that he
iolnc TYoizky IN excellent hunor
cespiR MS banishment.
Although no Official word was given
Out IN Moscow regarding the banish-
merit orders. Prayca. the Soviet organ.
published on January "a two letters
p9rport1ng 70 have been sent by
Trolzky sdherents 10 Communists
throughout the world for the PURPOSE
Of oiscreci.ing the Communist leaders
1n MOSCOW
Wjerny Is the capital OF the Province
o. Eemiryechensk!. In Russian Turk
es,an. II Was founded In 1885 amidst
very fertile region. 1t often suffers
from earthquakes. The population is
about 25O1J
TFotzky and ether members. of the
opposition have been steadily shorn of
their rank during the last few months.
Evening star., 1928-01-18
MURDER HUNT GOES ON.

Members Of the police murder squad
TO-DAY are bending every effort 10 bring
about solution Of the shooting 10
death Of William II. Jones. taxicab
driver, AT Twenty-fith and N streets
Saturday night. witnesses at the Inquest
yesterday having failed 10 give testi-
nnony that would enable the coroner 2
Jury 70 name the slayer.
Four colored persons. three men and
q woman, are StiiI IN custody IN con-
neetion with the investigation.
Funeral services for Jones, who re-
sided at 2g0i Morris place northeast,
were conducted this afternoon at Iur-
horsts funeral parlor. 30l East Capitol
street InteTment vas AT Arlington.
Evening star., 1928-01-18
Detroit.Havana Flyers or.

DETROIT. January 10 ~ Austin
r. Eement, Detroit advertising man,
and Leonard 4. Flo. chief pilot for a
Detroit rylng club. took OH from fseE-
ridge Field Al 1892 am. today. on a
proposed non-sbDp flight u Havana,
Cuba
Fsemsnt announced he was making
the trio "for d few days vacation"
Evening star., 1928-01-18
The Evening Star
Offers Il Thrift Booklet
For Thrift Week.

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Evening star., 1928-01-18
FIREWORKS EXPLODE.
Blast Taken as Wafning Against
Indian Primers Weddinp

Blast Taken as Warning Against
Indian Princes Wedding.
BOMBAY, India. January l3 HP.-A
carload of fireworks being taken to
Udaipur for the celebrations In connec-
ton with the wedding OF the heir ap-
parent Of Udaipur TO the daughter Of
a petty chief OF the state Of .J0dhpur.
exploded today and two persons were
killed.
This was regarded as divine warn
ing against the marriage. which is
meeting much opposition. as the BRIDE
groom is Semi-nValid Of so and al
ready married. The prospective bride
is only II and she is understood to be
on hunger strike
The sum OF go 1000 (roughly sI00,-
000) is being spent on the celebration,
at which the guests will number 100.
Evening star., 1928-01-18

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4 seSal0ti,N ~ dy'SlaGv II tas ENslt,N
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hieAt eNssutagA'A ~ artaS "a Wssssu&1ss
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Evening star., 1928-01-18
HOUSTON PLANS HALL.


HOUSTON Tex January 10 ~ .-
The Houston tity council al ii special
meeting yesterday authorized conhtruC-
lion ~ nh auditorium FOR The Demo
cratic national convention and voted
10 "!ooi the biz for shateuT Aiar hall
IL needed
n Is understood the structure viii ar-
o0nmndhte - 900 prfhDnh ana Vlll cost
500 600 .Iehac Jones Houston pub
ilhhtf, Ii IN New York attending 10
pians for the architr, turai design ot
The building
The present city auditorium has "A
seating capacity ot only 5.IoD
Evening star., 1928-01-18
BLAST SHAKES PALACE.

Hruasel. Officials Undecided
Whether It Waa Bomb or Accident
BHUisSElls, January III tAt.~~con"
siderable excitement exists here over n
mysterious explosion which occurred al
Believe Palace Monday morning
The espiosipp has heen vafiotaly re-
ported as ID bainb attempt an the He
0f Crown Prime Leopold aud again aa
the mere bursting of al ogerhralsd af~
tamsHtal copper ball sd0fallg flie
dog, %aa
Evening star., 1928-01-18

Nearly 400 600 punches ~ DaHaHhA
were sniDped from Honduras Ia re"
fknI xfalSfSIG ~~4 sAsr& sfr~. -
- ks4
Evening star., 1928-01-18
ALL OPPOSITION
LEADERS EXILED
BY RED COUNCIL

Continued from First Page,
Evening star., 1928-01-18

previous statements made by the Juror
in dellAlng iacia act forth III the king
Akers attidavilA Randcil kidwell said
he was with the Juror only about two
minutes at iinfans place,
Dan Do,ahetty, the bartender aud
,Irase Taylor we've neNt called u the
stand Dnughefty was not III the an >
loon on that day. II developed, aud
'faylof gave testimony 10 the effect
That kidwel had called At hia hatne
late the aame day
Another Wineas was Joseph Me-
Inughlln, The man Whnm kldNell
sought Ut Hoians place tor payment
III a debt nt 3D., Niciauahiin testified
lie was no, at ths saloon when Kid
Evening star., 1928-01-18

ADMITS Going 10 Jau,
iiGnVrt asked Aktra II lar was arrested
November D. convicted ana sent IA iail'
Akrrs admitted that Wah sn
"iioW did yuu gel out" tiir attorney
asked. Hurklnhhaw immediately oh
IcGted,
MI, Hoover told the court he waa
trying 10 get at materlai evlnraoo wliiuli
voiid bear on the question al weight
whiTh the court could give Ia The teatie
mnuy ~ the witness.
Il intend IA shaw that this witness
wes picked up drunk aud put III iail
and appealed tn the dlstfiet attorney !
ottlce 10 set him out, Hoover declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
Linen Remnants
Greatly Reduced

TABLE DA M ASKS. LINEN
crash. cotton toweling, odd towels and
fancy linens-aii greatly reduced for
Friday only.
36-INCH PRINTS. INCLUDING
voiles, dimities and batistes. Neat
printed designs--in light or dark
backgrounds. Very special 1Ar
for Friday, yard.
Second Floor
(zz) RAYON PLEATED SKIRTS
that are 80 popular this Summer
for sports wear. Pretty pastel shades
and they originally sold for I M
S1.9S. Friday. ............
01s) BROADCLOTH BLOUSES
and vestees. Neat and trim for
sports wear and business.
Originally sold for s1.sS. 1 M
Friday .................
Sportsman Dept--Matn Floor
JAPANESE COOLIE COATS
Made of oriental crepe with blocked
japanese borders and designs--color-
full patterns. Suitable for 90
boudoir or beach wear. 49,. A'>o
Thtnd Floor
HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS.
Just a few odds and ends--yarious
styies and coIorS. All sold
regularly from $I.00 TO si.9S. EO~
Friday .........-.,...
Third Floor
cHTLDREN EMS SOCKS. ~
length mercerized socks In plain col
ors, and also plain eoiored rayons
with fancy cuff tops. Sizes 5 g0c
10 ga. 3 pairs for .........
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
Odd Pieces of
High-Type and
Desirable
Furniture
At Rare Savings

Cd HANDSOME CLUB CHAIRS,
backs and seats upholstered In floral
damask, sides In black velvet. Deep
luxurious spring seat. Originally
$1,000; recently $l4.7S. Fri Il %
day ............... AO'o
uO) SHERATON BOU DOR
Chairs, with spring seats. upholstered
in pretty cretonncs. Origi-
nally Sl5.95: recently Sl0.75. Q OE
Friday ............... >O
90 VALPSARRED CEDAR ARM
Chairs, guaranteed weather proof,
large comfortable seats. Originally
$3.50 each; recently s6.25. ( IN
Friday .....,,.....'....,
co "OLD HICKORY" RUSTIC
Chairs, with woven rattan seats.
For lawn or porch. Originally 2OS
ss.95! recently $3.50. Friday "'>o
(1) JACQUARD VELOUR ARM
Rockers, deep, comfortable spring
seat, web construction.
Originally s49.75; recently 1hSS
SI915. Friday. 'co
(1) FLOOR SAMPLES OF 3-3
Box Springs, covered with fine art
tick. Originally $3.50; "a 2s
recently STATS. Friday. Ao'oo
~ TIp-TOP TABLES, MAHOG-
any veneer on gumwood, Origi-
naiiy sl5.7s; recently Ss.7s. dO2
Friday ,s..........''...,,.
y QUEEN ANNE WALNUT
Nightstands. with shelf. Origi-
nally s10.95; recently $4.95. Z p
Friday .....,..t......t....tt.
(0 NIGHT TABLES, BROWN
oak finish, made with drawer
and shelf. Originally $l0.s0; 7Og
recently $3.50. Friday, 49,, /o
IO) BENT WOOD CHAIRS. IN
oak finish with fine woven cane seats.
Originally s5.95; recently Az.
IN WALNUT VENEER TABLE
Desk, with large drawer and stationery
rack. Orig naiiy $23.7S; q O2
recently Si29s. Friday, ,.. |o
~ WELSH CABINET, COLONIAL
brown mahogany finish, beautifully
hand decorated. Originally
$3.50; recently $22.So. Fri 1918
m5 HAND WOVEN REED BABY
Carriage, gray enamel finish, has
slight imperfeetion In the weave.
Made 10 sell for Slabs. Fri" n A
nay ..t.ssts-.+.,.. ..t.ftt s.t''
PALAIS ROYAL--~F0nrth Floor
IMITATION CRYSTAL NECK
Iaees. Beautifully cut beads In the
graduated styles Ch0ker efects~-in
all the new harmonizing coiors OF
topaz, sapphire, amethyst. rose aqua
marine and white. Spring TOO
ring catch. Special. ..,.,,,.
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
Odd Lots Of Girls
and Tots Apparel

CLEARANCE OF GIRLS STRAW
hats, just Al i'm the lot. Originally
priced from $1.95 up to S12.95. Spe-
ciat Friday at 100 TO 4.95.
40 GIRLS SILK CREPE DE
chine dresses. Originally 1O5
$500. Friday ............ ~"
US) GIRLS NELE S S
linen vests, odd lot. Originally SOr
Sl.9S. Friday .........,..
CD GIRLS RAlNCOATS, ODDS
and ends, Originally S3.95. Friday. soc
500 GIRLS KHAKI MlDDlES.
Originally Csc. Friday, soc.
UD GIRLS MUSLIN GOWNS.
Originally S1.00. Friday. soc.
900 CHILD'S FLANNELETTE
gowns, TO close out, 3 for soc.
(2Sl TOTS ORGANIZE BON
nets. plain or figured styles. some with
elastic backs. Ribbon and lace
trimmed. Originally S1.95 and1 M
S2.S5. Friday ....,.........
(20) TOTS STRAW HATS, WERE
s2.95. Friday, LOS.
09) TOTS SPRING COATS;
originally s5.9s. Friday at S.9s.
(30) TOTS KHAKI AND BLUE
Play Suits. Friday at LES.
A LARGE TABLE OF ODDS
and ends and soiled merchandise,
including bibs, dresses, hats, shoes.
underwear, etc, at greatly reduced
prices. SC TO 4.95.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

COUNTER SOILED FLOWERS
Bright colored dressy and tailored
fiowers---too slight TO be notice.
able - and they are much M
higher values. ..,...,,.....,
SLIDES. WHITE IMITATION
pearl slides In oval or square shapes.
Suitable for trimming the new PC
frock or for the scarf ....... NV
Main Floor
SI.9S TO $2.9S COSTUME SLIPS
Extra size ones, too! Made Of striped
satcen or lingerie cloth--in plain
tailored or lace tr m med
styles. Sizes up TO So. FRI 60
nAy only -..........
PHILIPPINE IA N u M A DE:
Gowns. Soft and iovely--made OF
fine batiste and nainsook. beautifully
hand scalioped and embroid- I 90
cred. Friday only. .......,..
Third Floor
$500 TO $3.50 BRIDGE SETS. OF
real leather --- containing gold edged
cards. score and pencil. Fri or
day only ,,...,... .s......... o
Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
Friday Clearance
of Toilet Goods

DISCONTINUED $50 SlL r
~Cappi' double compacts /0r
with powder and rouge. tn
Friday at. ..............-..
500 SIZE "LE LETE" LOVE-
bird busting Powder, sec.
SLIGO PACKAGE "FRESHlES
for week end trips, 45c.
IMPORTED FRENcH PER-
fumes; delightful odeurs. o., soc.
-DJER-KISS" PERFUME, o. 9sc
$50 SIZE BOTTLES IMPORTED
Perfume. royal gardenia, sweet pea
DISCONTlNUED STYLE sI.5e
DeyiIbiss AtOmizers, guaranteed. SIC.
SCHRATZ BATH POWDER FOR
softening and pertaining the bath. 56c
@VEOL AVS" Csc IMPORIED
Scan in several odors, 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

uO WOMEN'S STA MPED
House Dresses. Of good quality iinene---
tangerine color only. Origi- 1Or
nally sold for Si.O0. Friday.
u0) CHlLDREN'S DRESSES
Of linene---and stamped with simple,
vet tricky patterns that are easily
worked. Regularly sold for ,3Or
79c. Friday, ......+..,,,,...
Second Floor
si.o0 RIBBON GARTERS--MANY
colors and combinations. Some are
plain, others fancy lace trimmed.
Strong. durable elastic. En- hOr
ceptionai values. Pair ..,...
$l.,s SASH RlBR0NS--SMART
and popular. especially the ribbon
how for evening wear. Seven inches
wide. with self.stflpes that shade
from light to dark tones. I 90
Pastel shades. Yard ....,
Main Floor
SMALL LOT OF HANDMADE
Chemise and Gowns. Made Of fine
quality nains0ok---and embroidered In
eolorfui designs, Very special 77c
for Friday only, ,...,4,,,....,
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

PRINTED DRESSER SCARFS.
lSx50-inch size-blue printing on a
lovely white linen finished ma
terial. wide hens Very 1Oc
special at. ....,.........,..
TURKISH TOWELS. 1sx36-lNCH
size-all white with double Turkish
MATCHMAKING them absorb
s emit Just the thing for the 1SC
42-lNCH PILLOW TUBIN 81.
Seamless. with a soft and white finish.
Suitable for pillows and boil 1Or
sters. Only. yard ...*..
FULL AND SMALL SIZE MAT
tress Covers. Made Of plain colored,
firmly woven percales. These
sold regularly for sass Fri Los
uaf ..................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

Sl.2s FANCY WICKER FERN
stands. There are only 40 of these
single fern stands, in assorted colors
and finishes. Exceptional val O2~
t,) UNFINISHED WOOD KlTCH-
en- tables, 25x36 Inch size--that sold
regularly for SS.a5. Fri 1OS
day .................
90 PORCELAIN KITCHEN TA-
bles, 25x40-inch size - with slight
narred places on its surface.
Sold regularly for S4.9s. Fri 7I=
day ........,......,..
Fourth Floor
OVAL BRAIDED MATS-JUST
SO Of them--suitabIe for front porches.
cottages, canoes, steps and nu- 1Qc
merous places. Very special.
HIT.AND.MISS SCATTER RAG
rugs-with fringed ends and erowfoot
borders: esx50-inch size--for QO~
only, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Second Floor
SIC YARD TAFFETA TEXTILE
cool, popular sports dress material--at
a very great savings-and we have IL
in al the Summer shades, HOc
too. Yard
Second Floor