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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
SUSPECT IN JONES
KILLING DETAINED.
Friend of Taxi Drivers Wife
Claims AIibi-PrObe
Continues.

While police are checking on his
alibi tina he was at a dance with Mrs.
William II. Jones, 260l Morris place
northeast, at the time that her hus-
band was murdered Saturday night
while driving his taXicab on Twenty
NTH street between N and M streets.
Anthony Mathew Segreti. 21-year-old
stonemason 100 B street. is being held
at the third precinct for investigation
In connection with the shooting,
AT the same time the theory has not
been abandoned that the taxicab driver
was the victim OF bandit.
Segreti stated that he was at dance
in the Pythian Temple with Mrs. Jones
at the time of the shooting, which
occurred about 10:40 O'Clock. He said
he had never left the dance hall and
did not learn Of the murder until after
he had taken his companion to the
Washington Home for Children. IT'S
Fifteenth street. where she had been
employed as nurSemaid for about six
months This statement Is verified by
Mrs. Jones.
Denies Ill Feeling.
Authorities at the home stated that
she failed to report for duty the day
after the shooting. but visited the home
on Tuesday and collected her pay. She
has not been discharged. they stated
and her position has not been filled
since her absence.
Although admitting that he had
escorted Mrs. Jones TO the dance with
out her husbands knowledge. Segreti
stated that her husband knew that
he was accustomed to visit her and
that no i'll feeling existed between
them. He was arrested Wednesday
afternoon as he stood in front OF an
undertaker's establishment watching
the funeral cortege for the murdered
man start on its way to the cemetery.
Il didn't know about the shooting
until was on the street car going home
after taking Mrs Jones back from the
dance" Segreti told reporters.
Authorities Of the Washington Home
for Children stated that when Mrs.
Jones obtained her position there she
registered as a single woman and they
did not know OF her marriage until a
few hours after her husbands body
was discovered Slumped over the wheel
OF his cab.
Charged With Robbery.
Charles Edward Harris. colorcd, l847
Seventh street. one of the several color
cd men questioned during the investiga-
ton OF the Jones murder. today was
formally charged with robbery. it be-
Ing alleged that he was one Of three
men who held up Ready Small. colored
taxicab driver. at Twenty-fifth and N
streets. where Jones was slain, the
night OF January 10.
Small was engaged at Seventh and T
streets to drive the three men TO the
spot where they held him up. each dis
playing a pistol. and robbing him OF
$240 and his watch and chain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
DANCERS MOTHER DIES
IN FLORIDA RAIL CRASH
Mrs r. T. Fountsine Was on Way
% Visit Daughter, Who Ia Ill
In Miami.

MIhMf, FLA, January 20 Hj.~~Mfs.
i r. Fountains, ~. III New York. mother
u Evan Burrows F0untatne, dancer, was
instantly killed near New Smyrna. Fla 1.
early bday when the Automobile In
WADh ehe Was riding crashed into "A
passenger TAIN III the Florida East
Coast Railroad The Tountainc chaui-
'euf "&s said u nave been seriously
injured
Mrs FoIntaine was on her way 10
Miami ~ Join her daughter. who is re-
ported " he III m Miami Beach hotel,
Ihs dancer, upDn ADVICE III physicians,
Was not Immediately informed III her
mothers death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
The Evening Star
Offers u Booklet ON
kerpius II Budget.

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wntcN tells e,>'w ~ AS,ep = eSy>lSve. Ws&A
S>NAglets charts AMI al <scsA,&S L Az
tells Stlsey N'tss faSES asNN.g eAGS,uSS
WAX earnings Ne tsAeS e&S ~ a,s2c. ~
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tSe (as S<',SlNNa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

1000, al Mitchell Il was 80 miles an
hour at the same altitude. at union~
town, IA, II was 50 miles an hour, aud
at Cumberland. Md. II Was 81 at y 900
feet Al Boiling Field II was - miles an
hour on the surface ~ at 400 and
IN al 5000 feet. Az Wright t'ield near
Dayton, ohio. The Wind waa 50 miles
on the surface. hut metrnraiaslats there
we're unable Ia get any mnte data IN
II terrific wind at higher attitudes swept
the pilot balloon out IT sight before It's
movement could he recorded
III any une out at Wright Field
wants Ia come to Washington" observed
Lieut. Rowland, he rgahahly could
make II IN about nothing Nat"
The wind Naa from a general north
weate,ly direction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
N0RWAY'S CABINET QUITS.

OSLO, Norway, January 20 dp), The
cabinet Of War iykke. which assumed
office In March, 1929. resigned today as
n result Of Conservative Losses IN the
October elections. when the Labor party
won u striking victory,
The premier said today that no had
advised King iiaakon Ia send for NJ
Hellbye. leader of the Agrarian party
and that the latter has agreed 10 Try
to form coalition government
The StotthIng assembled only yeater~
taV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
PURSE THIEF MISSES 81.
Only 80 II 10 In Womsn's Pocket.
book Taken.

hh unldentlfed colofed man last
night Sfiled purse containing 30 aud
personal papers from Niss Cora TOY
Alabama Apartments rs size Wa walk
Tag pH N street DeiNefH Twelfth and
Thirteenth sueets The ppckel1ook was
IsLsi fDnHd ia AL alley through which
TIE thlet Lad fed hild where he lad
tblo"n u alter taking ~
thhTles II hlley III iI0d Pour aud d
haH street southwest. reported w. police
thAt q koId "hhh ana chain and q wed
alrs my Lad been stolen iIDm Ais
nome IHuisdhy sfiNinDon A duplicate
Aey v az 4aed " gsin entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
CONGRESSMEN UPHOLD
LAW, SAYS MRS. Y0ST
District Woman Tells w. c. T. U.
Session at Richmond Of OBJ
servations Here.

HY tina Assoc Atrd licss
RICHMOND Va. January 2o,-"Con-
ereSSmen do not drinS,' Mrs, Ellis A.
XoSt OF Washington. ID G. executive
representative Of the National W, Z. L
U, told the national regional confer
cnce at the opening " lis Two days SEES
sion here yesterday
In my eight years NJ work III WASH
inston have never seen tonkteSS~
man take a drink" declared Mrs NoSt,
Il have seen only one or two under the
influence " liquor or course, have
no way NJ knowing whether ar not they
have liquor In their osltceS and ouiId"
ings. hut II they do they certainly Keep
II under cover"
More than 100 delegates. representing
10 States are attending the conference,
tho expressed purpose " Witch Is ~
bring about better law enforcement and
promote measures FOR the esettien "
dry candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
School Bids 70 Bs opsueG.

NlN----s. 1"N-Ntl.- y . ~.
UNIVERSITY pASN. No, January
~ SlG.S ~ SSs S1i2Ssx.scg.c;a ~ 4 reSs'
,N'al Sca>>cl hen, WI X ,,y>sus3 I<.>S-
CAV =; $ = ~. ~ re Ntssce ~ tie I'.l,-
SscSssy PARK - Cs,.S MAS gsN,csl
srvsl JANUARY Is. I've V.AsSS SAL s,,g a
toUT-r>ca cs.c< Ss...GI,x las A,sa-
H>;gee ~ Cltstvl;S ASSISTING - us
psSN'SNct a-e Dw&Ss Ca, chairman,
Nay II SSes;Nst Park S1.S,se. Ss.$S<g
Hardy SHS " ~ NsevSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
FRATERNITY BANQUET.
Randolph Leigh Speaks at Kappa
Alpha Anniversary Celebration.

Randolph Leigh. director OF the Ma
tIonal Oratorical Contest. was the prin-
cipal speaker at II banquet last night
under the auspices Of the Washington
alumni Of the Kappa Alpha National
Social Fraternity. held at the Lee House
In honor Of the birthday anniversary
OF Gen. Robert H. Lee. president OF
Washington and Lee University when
the organization was founded there.
In token Of the services rendered tho
fraternity when he was president Of the
Washington Alumni. Robert NJ Heth
was presented with gift from tho
fraternity by Frank II, Meyers. prov
ince commander. who spoke on the BIZ
ennial convention held last December
IN Atlanta. Ga. Albert l.. lngic, preal-
dent OF the chapter. and John Wilson.
local lawyer, gave brief addresses.
dance followed the banquet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Four Who Removed
Radio i'm Fun Face
Long Prison Terms

Nv the Associated fTess
ipS ANQEtEa. Calf. january
"a Prison terms NJ seven wears 10
life were the prospects ct three men
and Woman who were CONVICTED
Yesterday 1T u burglary which they
had considered ~ merely teke,
They admitted takus a Iad,o set
from c,tisens haMc. bu, explained
their teeuilevtions vi the evening NJ
the burglary we've hasS amt they Ne
lieNca they had pegpetIaied the THEFT
as n lake
The four, who wilt ~ sentenced
January "a ate CNlnethlS Van tut
ten. hts vile. Jake fauieA sullivan
and Richard nsmina They Mvie
convicted u dual dssges eu,GlAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
DEL B0RRELL RITES HELD.
Man Who Killed Wife and SELF
Is Buried Here.

Funeral services :A- S-Scc-S Ct, ST.
re,i. who S1,o: h.E:,$e.: Tuesday n,Se.; -
3 t&xscao AFTER having fatally wounded
his wife. were he'd this S:;s-c,Nc1 az
Deals funeral SoGls. Iccs-:,ecs Mss =,
Fer: Lincoln Cemetery where -:s:cos-s
.: Fs.scs CAys,hr;;i icSSe. NJ. -. Co.,
Suc;sd cssecfcaiSS.
John y GEl SN--St.> y c-o-Ss- -
tAs deceased. arrived :?>f. SA.Svsa. y.
y. yesterday as,G :>NcS charge :. 80
o>Sy, julius de- E>--s,,N :. CA.cSSc.
another brother S.>>N >s-s:vSS~
The Nl.e, Ms May Sar-y -, b.
TEL. Why vS$ siam WsseE SO :ss..>sS
20 re'Ggl - her husband. W.. ~ Sl:-ss5
~ -. Na-y'S Cemetery.
SeTN'cS$ WILL ec cS;sSS.c,N. :: Ire SGs.e
" sltC D'c;s,ev. S2S Te.-Cs <.rSse cN<:S-
east FOLLOW nj ny s.aSS az -. sNSSSSS
Cat2c-.c CGGrvA az , SSlGSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
COLD WINDS CRIPPLE
UTILITIES IN CHICAGO
North and Middlewest in Path of
Bitter Gales, Sending Mercury
Around Zero.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 20-Whistling
cold has come 10 the North and Mid
dlcwest
The roaring winds whipped Minne-
sofa and Dakota temperatures below
zero last night and then spread South.
From 80 degrees above zero at 7 pm.
in Chicago. the temperature reading
fell 20 degrees in hours.
Trees and signboards were blown
down here, and windows broken. Sew
eral buildings were unroofed Disrup-
ton OF lighting and transportation serv-
ices was caused In some sections Of the
city Car service In IS suburbs was
tied up for several hours.
A St. Paul-Chicago plane was forced
down at Madison. Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
CONCRESSMEN VIEW
BIG AIRPLANE CARRIER
Party From Washington Reaches
Norfolk on Submarine Ten.
der Camden.

~ ti|T R>No' tthfA AH@ss
NORFOLK. Va. January 20-~Ad-
m!ral Charles r. Hughes. chief Of naval
operations: Rear Admiral Edward f..
Eberlc. senior member OF the general
naval board. and party Of Congress-
men. most Of whom are members OF
committees having 10 do with naval
legislation. are here today inspecting
the alrplane carrier Saratoga and Is
S type submarines.
The party arrived this morning from
Washington aboard the submarine ten
der Camden and boarded the Saratoga
to inspect that vessel and then had
lunch as guests Of Capt. Harry b.
Yarnell. commanding officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
BRIDE. So, GROOM. 80.
FIGURE IN ELOPEMENT
Couple TO Seek Relatives For
giveness" Third Wedding
for Each.

nv The Associated Press
MONROE. Mich. January CA
bride Of 50 and bridegroom 80 years
old, who eloped from their home III
Lafayette. Ohio. in the face OF family
objections. and were married here yes
terday, we're returning home today 10
face the music"
The bridegroom Is Jordan s. Craig
and his bride was Mrs. Barbara G. Mil
Ter. his housekecper. II vas the third
trip each had made 20 the altar.
We slipped away Ia be married be-
cause we knew his family wouldn't like
the idea" Mrs. Craig explained lilo
has nice house and enough put away
to keep us comfortably"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
$4,000 APPROVED
FOR WALTER REED
Senate Group Puts o. X. on Hcus.
ing Improvement Appro-
priation.

An authorization q! $4,000 IL TN
prove housing conditions ~ Walter Reed
hospital Was approved today BY the
Senate military AFFAIRS committee The
committee Will rc<nmIncnI this i,c:n As
AN amendment "a the osll paSSeS. ev ,l,e
House "a provide Gor construction wy,yS
AT 4 number ~ military p<>$,<
The total added ~ the bill for Walter
Reed would N spent as follows
FOR thrre~S,ory ward eU,.SinS. slSS-
GOO; tHr reSo0>tructiNS the yNt..th e,>er
~ the Administration s,,Gd,ss Tor
operating rNonlS, SIS 90, !nr leasHtr:,nS
cofFioorS. construction O. ryNaGS and
grading. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL,
Corooer's Jury Clears Aute,st in
Killing Of Mrs. Rowe.

A verdict ~ accidental death WAS ~
ported by a corNnerNS Wry 40 an ,ns,!,,<s
conducted at the merSue this n,lsnu,s
III the case 81 Mrs. Augusta Rowe. ~
Years old, &SoS Georgia syrnl,e, MN,
Was FATALLY injured ~ the automobile. ~
tsSiIen +, Arnett, ASeo 0vN,sSaa avenue,
wh''e cnN>SinS the roadway near her
homc "Wednesday ntsag.
Funeral services WILL X Conducted AZ
het late hNNc At = 81 ccl(N'k INsn>r-
row afternoon Mteyment W.u ~ AZ
Prospect Aill Cemetery Mrs. Rowe i
survived Nv tWo daughters, EiSie and
Anna Rowe. and a S>,a. kuSAlpn Rowe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

Veteran map mounter in the division Of
manufactures OF the Bureau OF the Cen
Sus. who today was presented with a
purse Of gold for his seventy-ffth birth
day. by NJ. T. Fitzgerald. on behalf OF
the division. at a surprise ceremony in
which all his associates participated.
Mr.. Hansen was born in Tranekjao
Denmark, and came 70 Washington 10
years ago He was employed al the
Danish legation here from 1888 until
1900 when he became an employe OF
the Bureau Of the Census. He is now I'M
der TIE yecond extension OF service. re-
fusing - accept retirement.
He is a charter member OF Albert
Pike Lodge of Masons and the only
life member OF the order. He IS also a
member Of Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3
the Roya! Order Of Scotland. and Is
knight commander in the Albert Pike
ConSistory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
B0RR0WS MACHINERY.

Several pieces et heavy r,u,styuctk>0
machinery oc,lnetaS e. the War Ne
partment and HOW a. MA.SE,s SNrAsS.
Ala, Vii. Sc eGrVWe>t by lne plSSIiSs
government for Use III rrl,aigl,,S tire
Virginia ahu,ment to CAalt HGiISv.
Capt, llethStt & WhigeAurSS. Assistant
Ea,stneev Commissioner, has lety tcE
Muscle shoals e. select the elu,lNiuept,
ny hTsewi,g this equipment che us
tyiet. II Mas said, Viii save lagse sum
" money and he able ~ repAr the
bridge QuickN II Ii planned H. testa
the wNrk aeNeus Nayvn l, and II wiN yy<,-
ceed aS RAPIDLY ~ weather S<nditilalS
Viii pSinite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20

t<Ntma>sey Nenevai New ~ ,>NloueA
t. bed Al hts hume wlth u lsS pefNe
WGevtkW II Mas salt AZ htS >,ltilS
that whtls tAS disease Is NM dAusVyv&ks
Il Mas very painful ana H Mas Thought
Nv, New WNuld have ~ trnlAM sn
hed several dass hunger HIS Physician
haa AaASa s<Illpsssa sssa .-..----...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-20
Jury SHADOWERS
ACCUSEDOF Taxing
Burns SIeuths Gave False Re-
ports on Jurors, Govern
ment Charges.

False reports alleged 10 have been
made by Burns operatives for the pur-
pose q bringing about an acQuittal or
a mistrial III the Teapot Dome case.
end an admission by one Of the jurors
that he has suspected he was being
Swallowed during the trial. were the
subjects Of inquiry today at the outset
Of the contempt proceedings involving
Harry F. Sinclair and his five aSsocl-
S.pS
Aea,,r,. N..c objection Of defense coun-
SCI. Neil R''rkinShaw. Ncs:StaHt United
States attorney. drew from Gardner +,
Grenfen. a Juror. denialS OF facts set
forth III reports of one OF the Burns
operatives assigned TO shadow him.
The Government attorney charged
that the activities Of jurors were mis-
represented III reports as a result Of a
general scheme 10 bring about a mis-
trial and establishment Of this fact had
an important bearing on the weight OF
the reports as evidence.
Robert J. Eerzoc. one Of the Teapot
Dome jurors. identified Detective Frank
J. OReilly as a man he thought was
following him while he was serving as
a Juror He-zos had identified O'Reilly
In the district attorneys Office. but
under croSs-eXamination had admitted
he was not sure the operative was a
man he had seen hanging about his
place Of business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
TWO ARE RECAPTURED
AFTER BREAKING JAIL
0verrower Keeper at Bladensburg
Are Found Hiding in
Chicken Coop,

oyernowering Jailer George Wise
man. James White. 20. of 22ol Oak
street. Baltimore. and William Hoff-
man, p. Of 2224 Barclay street, also
az Baltimore. escaped from the Bla-
aa0s6ureh jail Yesterday morning, only
d be captured shortly
W5senan had given White and
Hoffman breakfast and was STOPPING
over cleaning up when they attacked
him. lie was knocked unconscious and
was severely shocked. The escaped
prisoners were not in cells
White and Hoffman were placed IN
TAIL late Thursday after being arrested
on 4 charge Of stealing an automobile
beIanging to Justine Nicholson Motor
90. Of Eyattsville They we're caught in
the car after an exciting chase at Ber-
WEn and in default Of bond we're COM
algted TO Jail by Justice Of the Pcace
George Phillips at BerWyn for a hear :
ing next Wednesday before Judge j,
Chew Sheriff in the County Police Court
nj Hvattsvillc
A small boy saw the men escape and
watched the direction they took. He told
County Policeman Claude Reese, who
was called, and Reese located them hio-
ing In chicken house not far away from
The Jail Yesterday afternoon Reese
COX White and Hoffman to Upper MARI
horo where they were placed in the
county Jail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

hratiler-Ro at the Juvenile Court
during March and also at conservation
clothes room March 2
The Wesley Heights parent-Teacher
Association looks back on its first years
VorR with satisfaction. The associa-
gioa las held one afternoon and SIN
evening meetings all Of which were
welt attended by both fathers and
wotl1crS.
At Christmas the association put on
religious pageant Of The nativity OF
Christ, which taught the children the
story at Christmas, Early i'll January
there was formed branch Of the
Boy Rangers Of America. a club for
hays from the ages of 3 to L, which
holds meetings once week under 4
mans supervision
Considering tho fact that the school
consists Of three portahies With grades
lp 70 the NTH year, the association IS
very fiouriShng one~year~old organi-
zation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
midas Many Languages.

An I1-voluu1e survey Of the East IN
dian languages has been recently COM
pleted by Sir George Grierson. who has
Dean working on the subject for S.
wears, In recognition of the completion
of this great work, the author was re-
Gently made the guest Of a reception
and luncheon by the Royal Asiatic So
ciety. The books contain discussions OF
ITO Languages and 554 dialects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

a.. Va hscEha,r Mrs <, J. ho"'''@.
~ $50 .,,.sa >,s~.4t5tsee ssnA TIM crow II
- J. 5ov,..,sss mss, s7>,,. achievements
sTb.t ,,3,,S- l.,.nv t'gaf~ peva araau}aa-
s;a.ii y ~, ...-- i, H., " be vel
$3.50 ,,~>o,, iii faa.es }n1rg9oses autl
,.eSas~..,, Ia AZ f1ssf,.ir* af Columbia
fS>,,~~sss - y,,ra,,fs ana Teachers. also
- ss+o,--ss.,r~ r},,1a s,.,ntt,ae learn the
r,oltrv ~ rlss rational congress.
An ASSOCIATION game. ezas3 : . NV.
new nlatEos*2- ast3 - ar Il, u
grown 3 e.s3fe#fsst 5-'.@ -
force Ior HAS s2s s-.-. = --.
naaceI7sr.a1S 7-s~.--@ Fl. rs,
eSe activity ,s's'.@ -. @.-,.-. III. i,
hnoVleoa> @a .s'A# s@2N& Nj
b increaS SO oI 1.i. ~
,s;san child welfare a subscription % tine
Child welfare NIaeazlse Mil Amply
answer the parposa
The records al the associations -
the nistr5et cl Columbia compare
favorablv with 5he best 1a sae United
States II Is extremely nrati[EIGg far
r,,n In snf7-r, yna thar fne favorable
;n,rressio,, r4aia bv the District If
Columbia delegates Ia the recent na-
p1irab]e.
THE rslvoosz or this paneT is but q
v.ara;n, sscnat Tor sIle ultimate SUE
cess al this noble work III the future,
II ID Is our desire to urog4
Mrs ernest H. Daslle.. hospitality
chairman Of SIC District 81 Columbia
Congress Of Parents ana Teachers and
chairman Of the Middle Atlantic States
Council. is spending q week as her oia
home IN IrEi1gtol, Va.
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me a1lao3e a|laA1.ls eSs.81s $3.50 w.
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7-he state rl,airr74., AZ tbs summer
ro,1,,r:-,aY1 ~ fiqa r37f1r.var, aaatfa urees
r,arents IN take adaTneaee nf the free
,ariratior and toxin a.7tz-toxla treat
rsen4 far dinl7t1,eria I'll tins Health De
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

~~ 80 inch Drapery
Dainask, soc grade, .<1c
1HEu ss4ss
C hint2 Cretonnes. In
pretty designs, Doc 2gc
grade, Yard .
"a Sample Cedar Chests.
s27.9o to sao.sS MIR
grades. Choice.
.~~60~in, Drapefy Damask
ss.es srade $500
Yard ....,...t.
-~-S~pieee Ruffied Curtain
Sets, s12a and RSc
$i.6a grades, Set
Kann's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
Ne,U Fall Designs-Choice

Laundry Bags, stamped
and ready made Of un-
Bile &C h C d and
colored materials. 90
Each ..,........
---36-in. Linen Center
pieces. Choice of four at
trae,,ve STAN stamped soc
Stamped Linen Scarfs.
ali-white or with
col COLI. . re d borders soc
Aprons. stamped and
ready made: good size:
, n,a, designs aess ;, spe- soc
Kann s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

--9xl2 and 8Ax1Oh #. rugs-in
a closely woven Brussels weave.
and unusually pretty patterns
and colors. Good looking and
durable.
I'd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

~-~Scrim Curtain Materials
With Il + a w n~Work
borders, Csc grade. DC
Yard ..........,.
Marquisette Ruffied HALF
sash Curtains, 800 To-
grade, Pair So. ~
Washable Cretonnes, 30c
and ace grades. 4y-o
hlh
Washable warp Print
Cretonnes, sI,25 H6c
grade. Yard, So. Wv"
Fancy Scarfs of velour or
rayon. $50 to ~ o.
grades. Choice -. ''