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Evening star., 1928-02-28

$3.50 CASH. SIS MO.
s. .1SO-NR. 9th AND l. NE
Owner offers modern brick homo at
prIcc well below cost. SIN iSht
rnorls. tl!rd bath thrrc pnrChcs. hot
water hrat. hardwood floors cleo
trrlty: IN tlrSt-cl9ss condition through
out, Carasr. 1O0-ft. lot, close 10
car lines 9ni 81. business section.
grammar school and lunior hich; all
white section rsVed street and alley.
This wyIl SAVE Y0C REAL MONEY.
Call our oHlce for location or key.
\. l.. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
14lS Eye St. NV, Main 1904
Phone Service Until 9 PM.
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SAl.E-HOUSFS.

BE HAPPY
Regardless
Of Your Means.
You Can Buy One of These Home. for Tie
Rem. Your Are Now Paving.
$lOO CASH.
Monthly Payments.
Sample Home Open Today.
1910 Hemlock 81. NV. near 18th g..
1919 Bird g. NE, Just north X
~ Evarts 81. NJ. near " Cap st.
200 T 81. NE tears pass dnO9I
1880 Gale ct E.E near 18th Sta
102l 9Th Ct, NE. ins. north q.
I12l 9th 81. Ne. Just north l. St
9Th and Lawrence Sts NE.
1862 K St -. lust soutn Pa. Ave. car,
INSPECT TONIGHT.
Open, Lighted and Heated
Until 9 PM.
RI. r. HOWENSTETN CO.,
1911 n 81. NV. Pbons Main sos
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WANTED To HlY-HOrSES.

LARGE. SINGLE HOUSE IN COOP KESt.
dental Ss,-ElnH W7nirJ nv s}tsps Tor i"srst-
n'ent- Worthrwhtle proposition Immediately
ss,nsiderF<t M btoSsrS. Address E<sx ItS-
u star HFfce
WILL PAY ALI. CASH rOH HOUSES =
ne or NV seytton- Must " earxs,es
Cait Mr.. ttorGNEHfr VI t*lS -
NANTEp--A 4 on R(>ON RHiCk CS
ttsn'e house for cash ia southeast ssvttan.
.'rlv dtrvt't frt'lu owner. Address NJ Ts9tSe-.
fit% - - 80
WANTED ro El,Y IN RROtNKi Ann NE<S
ear |snT, q Or = rV<sn house give lEN'Atlea
smd lowest cash pr{tr Address EAx - y,
Star rHst~
IL \ ROOMS rRtFES NLD NNI ~
xNtsf EN~A paNtneat wpNh{ ttkr cNsSesstNN
within t'0 dAXs Z NJ >UEHkCSp Man
~ ~ kAMmh I'M, INN \ e-ls,,,l.t ave. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
COTTON RECEIVERS
ITS EARLY LOSSES
Buying Accompanies Talk of
Firm Spot Basis in
the South. .

by the AssOc1ateu Iress.
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE cot
ton market opened steady today AT Il
decline of 5 to 10 points In response
To disappointing cables which evident
~ brought in liquidation. Consider
able southern selling also was report
ed and New Orleans was an active
seller here in early trading.
March contracts sold off to 1894 ana
May to 1896, net decline of to "a
points on the active months. A rev
stop orders were uncovered on the
break and after execution the market
steadied on trade buying and covering.
prices showing rallies Of ) or 6 points
from the lowest at the end of the first
hour.
Private cables reported hedging
with continental and London liquida'
ton in the Liverpool market and that
the goods market at Manchester was
hesitating, although there were still
fair offers.
The market was less active later. hut
held generally steady on covering and
further trade buying. Prices more
than recovered the early losses. March
selling up to 1909. and May 10 1913
and the general list ruling about net
unchanged to 10 points higher at mid
day. The buying was accompanied by
reports of a firm spot basis in the
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
SOFT COAL OUTPUT.

NEW YORK. January y Up
Eituminous coal production in the
United States in the week ended Jan
nary is estimated at about a.40o GOO
net tons by the National Coal Asso-
citation. While tonnage shows sub
stantjal increase over the preceding
holiday week. the total IS nearly 1000
400 tons below the CORE spending week
a year ago. n loss entirely due 10
lack OF demand. Output for the week
ended December 3 was rUt at 7-a1@@.
400 net ons hv the Bureau NJ Mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
POWER INDUSTRY.

NEW YORK. January II Up
The beginning of J42S finds the eicc-
trio light and power industry serving
y .69i,l10 customers. classified with
II 500 400 residential 3.l66,5s0 com
morciai and 40 industrial power
users. Electrical World reports in its
annual statistical number. The net
increase over January, 1927. is 10 Ter
cent. In 1912 the total number Of
central station customers was placed
1T 3.S37.5lS. The number OF persons
living in homes served by electricity
At the close Of 1927 was 75.500,000,
against $4,000 900 hack in 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Specialties Make Advance.
CANADA SHIPS GOLD.

NEW YORK. January II P).-The
6ov OF gold from Canada continued
today with additional shipments as-
gregzting s7.56o,0oo.
The Bank Of Montreal received "a.
a0A goo and the Canadian Bank OF
Commerce $500 600. shipment OF
s.. o00. 600 came 20 the Bank OF Mon
treal yesterday. Since the CANADIAN
dollar has been at a seasonal dis
count the Canadian Bank Of Com
rnerre in New York has received
total Of SO 600 .0f9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
TREND IS UPWARD
IN STOCK MARKET
Prices Sag as Trading Ends,
Specialties Conspicuous
on the Advance Side.
By GEORGE T. HUGHES.
spo-iai Dispatch TO The star.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE
stock market today was moderately
higher most Of the session. but left
of with prices saceinS again.
Up To the last half hour, however.
there had been no evidence of re,
rewaf or ;he haSty liquidation of
Tuesday. Instead, il was day OF
Quiet trading. with the Spccialties the
only stocks at all conspicuous on the
side Of advance. These included Dor
den Co. up at one time over 10
points and AT the highest since list
Ing. and Greene Cananea. when mao
4 7-point comeback. part of which was
lost before the close.
Opening prices were not mucn
changed. hut gains predomlnated.
This was true Of both the speciaitles
and the standard stocks. Business
was on a smaller scale than on Tues
Sav. with little trace Of the excite
n,ent that prevailed then. Short COW
erinc PLAYED a large part in the trans
actions Of the first half Of the day
Bear operators have had such meager
Profits that they made haste to realize
while the opportunity lasted.
Public Won't Liquidate.
The real secret Of the ability Of the
market TO come back, as it has done
So often. is. however. the refusal Of
what Wall Street calls the public I"
iinuidate No minor reaction Will
hr!rc ont holdings. not large indiv-
idually but important in the acsre-
gate. on which So attractive profits
have accumulated. II IS this eiemeut
which comes 10 she support Of the
market every time there is break.
The testimony of the hg wire houses
Is unanimous ON this point. and
brokers and bankers argue TO the con-
trary in vain.
TIE recovery in the motor stocks
was moderate. Some of them were up
= point or SO in the early trading and
varied only fractionally. The best
that could he said was that there was
no renewal Of yesterdays heavy offer
incs. General Motors seemed TO have
good support and the same was true
Of Hudson. Nash about held its own
Yellow Truck and Coach was strong
and Thinker Roller Bearing went
hicher.
L. $. Steel ranged around or slight
r. above the preceding close. There
was no more response today than on
TUESDAY 10 the remarkably good show |
Ing in the untitled tonnage statement
General Electric, Woolworth and
stocks Of similar investment rating |
were steady, but that was all.
Specialties Make Advance.
The real advances were made by the |
spacial stocks, among them Borden |
Co. National Dairy Products, Corn |
Products. American International, /
Greene Caranea and Radio. Greene |
Cauznea above 134 was up more than |
s nojnts from the preceding close |
Radio was in good demand all through /
the early trading
As in the preceding session. the rails
were relatively dull. Canadian Pa
cifc was the strongest OF the sea
soned dividend payers. Bangor and
Aroostock held its recent gain. Ap- |
rrcval bv the Interstate Commerce |
Commission Of the St. Paul reorgani- |
cation plan brought temporary up |
turn in 81. Paul Stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
STEEL COMMON SUPPLY.

NEW YORK. January II fP.-The
floating supply of United states Steel
common stock at the close OF the year
as indicated by stock in brokers'
names was 1.7S7.162 shares. or 25.11
per cent of the total issue of 7.ll6. 235
shares outstanding, against l,S2S goo
shares. or $3.50 per cent ut the end of
September. Holdings Of investors were
3 $3.50, shares. Or 7t.S9 per cent.
against 5,2S7.945 shares. or 1i.31 per
cent three months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

CHICAGO, January II O'-
United States Department Of Agricul-
turep-Potatoes: Receipts. 81 cars; on
track. 1Ts: total United States ship
rYer,s. s5s cars. Better demand Tor
r71sxets. market firm; other stock slow.
market steady; Wisconsin sacked
FOUND whites, 1.55ai S.; fancy. shade
higher: Minnesota sacked whites ana
Ped River Oilios. I.45al.55. Idaho
sacfe% russe;s, No. J. i.C5a1-se; com
nler pack. l.z5aI.59; new pota'
toee. f-,~-.da. bushels, crates. bliss
Tr.uraprs, No. !, Z.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
BANK CHANGES NAME.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, January II ~.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive I'm
rineers Cooperative National BanH
%esterday changed is name 70 the En-
&. neers National Bank of ClsVelan1
ftock holders received report from
President AIYs nley Johnson, VINO re-
Gently took charge, that deposits nave
Increase 1864 900 and resources ~
rse 6G9 since the reorganlZailon tffi'
tock place several months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
RAISES GREEK LOAN.

LONDON, January II Cp).-George
kanhandaris. finance minister OF
Greece. has concluded an agreement
for raising a Greek loan OF e. 500, 600
roughly S32500 .o00l with group Of
bankers headed ny Hambros Bank Of
Northern Commerce Of London. The
han will be repayable in 80 years
The price will be 81, with interest al
i per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

tEsF YORK. January II H1.~Ry'e'
easy; Ho 2 Western. I.2o8 (. 0. b.
.>esg York ard 1877. c. i. T. export
Farley. Easy. no. 2. I.os .. !. I. New
York. Lard. steady: Middle West
~ 5eat2 g. Spot coffee Easy: No.
Rio. 14z. No Santos, 2l1zazz. 9th
q articles Unchs nge6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

II am. $40. 400 IL MI. l.ol2. 500
pm. i.l2l 800 2p.m. l.S4s.s0o

Dividend rates as gwen IN the above tacis
are the annual cash UaSmpn-- based on the
tatcst quarterly or aAit yearly declarations
Unless ofhFrHtse noted extra or soeCia! diva
ienis are Tcf iucia.!Sd
Uuit ot tratlne ttss than 100 shares
Partly extra Plus I = 10 stock Pay
Il ck. Fa.t Nt' v~af--ltr rr<ulAr rate
y Zen Dsr cent in rommfu stock payable
- 70 quarterly Plus 5 ~ - stock 1. Paw.
Thl" whru earned iavaole IN cash or
s,ntk, Pms loat IN stoca pas if5p
share in stock Pas - . shaye IN snscla.
stock. sslus q - IN stocs Plus ~ sn
't"ck h IayaMe 40 q share quarterly
Partly slock n Pics 81 IN preferred stoes
Plus one half at common %toeit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
What Is Back of Each share.
snntrrni,o- % 1G0- pr sha~n

Asset and earning figures based on 6''.-
OIL shares oui~' audlnE.
Ca.h DIVIDENDS have been paid con;lnu
ouS'v since 1910 except III yeaEe lp$l a2c
100 also n loo per cent stock dividend n
1921 and 10 rer cent IN 1927
Al IS stock Yields 81 per cert
fConsult your banker o. broke for fl'-
Their information as to values back q iAis
stock
scrapbook this fer future reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
DIVIDENDS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

fgHfat4sus :4FnisneG bY VI y HlDDs T. "a J
hpnllha! gold Selling ehecss /
value tor tar. tpeAy.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

Rossi. treasurer J. W. Connolly. L. S
Trundle and S. Fl. Hoddinott were elect
cd TO the executive committee. and Mr.
Trindle given two-year term as dele
gate to the Federation Of Citizens AS
sociations.
Exclusion of Maryland and Virginia
children from District schools was APP
proved in resolution adopted, with tho
provision that such children already IN
attendance be permitted to finish their
courses. Other measures passed re-
uuestcd clectrification of portable schools
and Reimbursed the Fifth and X streets
site for the Farmers Market.
The nomination of Joseph l.. Gam
neil. president of the Lincoln Park Citi-
7ens' Association. for membership on
the Citizens Advisory Council was APP
proved.
Mr.. Trundle reported the plans being
developed by the Joint committee Of the
Brookland Dahlgren Terrace and
Michigan Park Associations on matters
of vital interest 10 the Northeast sec
ton
Thomas c. Barr. O. II. Graves and
Mrs. NJ. Werres we're admitted to men,
berShip. Vice President Deviny pre-
sided
Evening star., 1928-03-15
B. B. PETTUS NAMED
CITIZEN PRESIDENT
Michigan Park Association Holds
Annual Election of
of Officers.

r. 3. Pettus. 42lS Twelfth stTet
northeast. was elected president Of the
Michigan Park Citizens Association at
its annual meeting in the Bunker Hill
School last night. He succeeds Lewis
S. Trundle as head Of that organization,
Mr.. pettus. who was chairman Of the
Law and legislation committee last year.
previously served two terms as preSi-
dent. Other officers elected were:
William NJ Deviny. vice president; :;
Charles J. HauSler. secretary: T. G..
Walsh. assistant secretary. and Samuel
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Tree Needs Some Good Soil.

While some trees may grow In poor
soil after they have become established
says the American Tree Association of
Washington. there Is no advantage In
starting trees in anything except the
best garden soil Usually that referred
to as top soil' is the kind to have on
hand in sufficient quantity for tree
planting. The association for a 2-cent
stamp sends tree planting instruction
Evening star., 1928-03-15
RITES FOR MAI. SCOTT
TOBE HELD SATURDAY
Retired Army Chaplain Will BE
Buried in Arlington National
Cemetery.

Funeral services for Maj. Oscar JEFF
fcrson Waldo Scott. Chaplains' Corps
y. S. A.. retired. and professor Mt How
ard University. who died at his resi-
dence. 1904 First street. Tuesday. will
be conducted In the Metropolitan A. NJ
T.. Church, NJ street near Sixteenth
street Saturday at noon. mtermcnt will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Maj. Scott was 60 years old and had
the distinction of being one of the few
Colored men to reach the grade of major
In the Chaplains' Corps. He taught
Greek. Old Testament history and Sys-
tematic theology In the School of The
Evening star., 1928-03-15
IRISH SEARCH FOR FLYERS
Coast Combed in Hope Plane Was
Forced Down.

BELFAST. Northern ireland, March
Is LR The possibility that Capt. Wall
ter Hinchliffe and the Hon. Elsie Mac
kay may not have been able to get far
out to sea because of snowstorm rag
ing when the Endeavour passed over
Ireland Tuesday has been advanced
here.
Acting on this theory Gen. ODufy
has issued instructions to the civic
guards of Kerry and Cork to be on the
alert in the hope. however slender, that
the flyers may have been picked UP.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

90 Pieated lamp shades: size
lfviS. Soltai. We're - rs
each Now .St.sS
y GeOrveite Bridge Iamp
shades. Wa~s :" 80. Now 9Se
: Silk Junior Lamp shades
Wsre 81 each. N0w S,s25
2 Parchment Table Ilar,n
shades. Were $3.50 each
Now " 3Sc
d Table lamp Rases. Wee
81 o.. Now S3eS
20 Mahogany finished Candle
Holders, Were -Sc Ps'r.
Now NC
20 Hsud.feeovateS waste
ranrr Baskets. Were 81 -
NOW &c
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Uniforms, 55c-

Were more. 80 Uniforms of
good quality. plain cO!ored and
uhite. Broken sizes.
33 BLACK and White informs.
in broken size range. Were
: .35. Now ....... 9:5c
!? BrnadrIoth Dresses. hand.
tailored and em Drniticred. IN
maize and fesh. ~OIled from
fisplay. Were go -. Now 81
= Wool Jersey Dresses. ~ small
sizes only. Were SJ.a5. Now 81
Evening star., 1928-03-15
BeddingReduced

in0 E>ira iirnsv Rlrarhed
Cotton sheets, Six0p. S,e.
Ftat -,-, -. .,-.s. At
leu blearhed tottan Pillows
eases; two pspular Sisrs
A"NI6 aud iaN.li. We're ost,
each Nnw .... sa,,
!. t0itan sheet hlankets.
smstl hlork ,teslsnx, Wcrr
~ "h each. Now . NNs
: tli,Nooi iilled tonfovts.
Wetu ~. >uW, ,.....xa,sA
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Women's Umbrellas
Special, Csc

Is Woren's Cotton Taheta
r,hreiias. IN plaJ1 ccloTs Of
red. navy. green. brown ard
purpie. Amberi.e tins ard
fa~~uies.
~ Women's fanrv-hordered
silk and Cotton ImhreIlas:
1n-rjh frames. anN1eflte tipS,
han, les and ferruiss. Wee
81 - Now S2.I5
10 Mems Cotton mhrelIas.
Prince az Wales share. Wood
Ell handles. Snecl Al .SSc
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Rumed Curtains
Special, 85c Pair

100 pairs White Rutiied ScTim
Curtains. comsiete with tie
backs and valanCes.
100 Madras Panel Curtains.
iRRtGt LARS of hlgher-priCeti
grade, Is inches wide. Hens
finished with fringe, We're
81 30 each. Now ...., SSe
30 Dranrry sets. 36.inrh val
anCes. - side strips and tie
hatks. Were 81. New soc.
pranrry and Curtain Material
Short Lengths. Desirable pat
t"rns and materials. Greatly
reduced for clearance,
Odd lot of Buffet sets. Srsrfs
aud Vanity sets, greatly te-
du,%d. Were S0c Ia > 20.
Now ....: =. Toe I" aoc
, tmportrd Linen namask Ia
hle~ioths, size M. Soi,rd
Were ~ti 1a. Nnw. ,... So
4" dntrn Impaired Linen Da-
mask Table Napkins. Soileti.
We're 81 10 - d0Ren. Now
reduced TO ...........S St.3O
Evening star., 1928-03-15

ology at Howard University. He was
placed on the Army retired list May 12.
1922. his last service having been with
the 18th Cavalry. with which he had
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Printed Silk
Radiums, 75c Yard

Mere 81 Ward. "nn Yards 3S-
inch rrtnted silk Ra,itnms. In
the small all,oyer patterns
'sn0 Wards Siih Radiums and
namasks, excellent quality
trducrd for clearance, We're
At"S Nard Now ... bAc
Odd lot 0t shoTt length SILKS.
greatly reduced for clearance,
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Bandettes-'
Reduced

~ Bandettes. in combination
of rayon and-lace. and glove
silk anh-lace. Solleh. SIZES
g" TO SO. We're 1Sc and 81.
Now ....,. zoe
-. RayOn BrOcade Bandettes.
flesh only: in sizes - tn 81.
We're soc. Now. ........ i8r
10 Garter Brassieres. in fancy
materials. SOiied. Sizes 80,
81. 40 and ~. Were 81 81.
Nov 9!Jc
]" Fancy Bandeftes, OF ribbon
and d.|ase. and crepe de chine
Broken sizes. We're much
more. Now ........... .35c
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Fabric Gloves
Soc Pair Were :,

Is pairs Women's Puil-on Fab
rir Gloves. in "hamois color.
Sizes 6ls TO : H..
20 Wamen's silk Sesrfs In
fancy patterns. We're much
more. Now, =. GSc and pHc
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Children's Shoes
Reduced, 81 Pair

Odd lots reduced for clearance.
81 naiFs Childrep's PUMPS and
Oxforfs. Some are soiied ard
n,lt~=ed. Bfoknn sizes ) 10 IL
100 pairs Chiidren's SHOES.
&f.oJ Some are siiglPiv darn
aged and spotted. Broken
sizes. s1a TO ..
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15

100 Sunbeam" Rayon Vests. SIC
0NDS of 81 grade. Now. Use
10 "Snnbeam" Rayan S;rp-ins.
SECONDS of ST. so grade
Now ....,...... s5c
IL Rayon Step-in Drawers; small
sizes. Were much more. Now .5e
II Cotton Knit Fants. soiied and in
broken sizes. We're 65c. Now 33e
DOWN
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Infants Apparel
Reduced, SOC

33 pieces ef Infants Apparel:
v"rc ~ 70 <, <ow =. 'JiIr
q; pieces Of Infants Furnish
ings and Outer Wear. We~a
II ~ IN - 19J. Now gJr
~ pieces of Infani~' Apparel.
Were $50 earh. Now .2.5c
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Girls Coats, So
Greatly reduced from 81:
Bows Coats. s3.75

6 Warm. AII-WoOI OvereOats.
~ ;We1sl with wool plaid isn-
ing<. Sizes 4 and : wears.
IL Bows Wool suits. plaid
raron-and-wpoI tops and i@r-
SOW f~pi3@ers Size , only.
We're ~.,9J N0w 81 ~
~ Rows Sports and Dress
shirts nf froadc]oth aud strip
81 rsrcale. Some are S0t lai.
S'zn< l. 10 II. Were 81.
.Nu6 Wv
3 Roys' LeathPrette Lumber
jacks. SIZES 10. 1t and Is
We're 80 -. Now 95C
2 BOys' Fancy Rayon Scarfs.
Were New .... Inc
9 BOYS Bath Robes. Sizes IL
and II. Were >".95. Now
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Rugs--Reduced

~ "jair" kuss tbrNs~rsS
Weavri> sise @1NAt Coed
a-snstmrot ot co|ofs, >ns'
tial ,t,,,,,, ,s...s, EoT
~ Oval Rugs. carpet ct'nt~rs
and heattIed borders, Stse
"tx3d. Mere So -,
Nav .t,...y., StsaV
80 uea>y A>mlastrr Rugs; sjse
.txA., Specially priced, <s,SA
20 Cone nlrum Art Rugs; stse
tiSn, M tNrt,rrs, Mere ~
Nuw .ss,.s,> NV
I Mastsnd Rug; stse S-SNloN,
Was %aa ; New o.. Ns0. }
~ Pressed Rubber Mat~s size
ilNsA. SpeFlaltX nrl,tes. SAe
= fap~str, covered toat Rests.
We're ~ 81 RsVh New, :, SNe
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Handbags, $50

We're More. T'fo genuine lasth
er Handbags IN escorted leath
crs. STYLES ansi C0tn-sl
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Silk Slips, 81

Specially Priced. ",s Slips. with
fancy ruTtcd bottoms. Good
colors. Sizes ~ to ~.
II Tub silk Slips. IN broken
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Women's Fine Bench.Made
Shoes Special, s3.65 Pair
Women's -Oxfords-and
Comfort Shoes, Reduced 81 Pair

Patent Leather Pumps. Kid Oxfords. aud Comfort
Shoes reduced for clearance. Many styles: but sizes
are broken.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Mems Leather
House Slippers

30 pairs Meas Htawu Md
Everett ana kamea Slipprrs,
Si6es y 10 u, Nere ~ ~ naFr
Now t.,.s.s s.tt.4 &tuA
nnW'$ STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15

i~fA tcpS snd fg'@'t thst tn<uv"
rNtra weHr, auA VI OI y
SEAMS bsSiyaass cS>lprs ~
al steeS St4 e. IL.
AOO Pairs Slk-s,aa kaVap.tts.
Nra Hose, lkkGGtlAk$ at
hlS hNv sff'N<%f ttueS New street.
shades Nthk $tANS ~
st5F~ Sic ta 10 StNNts},
Na4r M,
tin FAIRS tuit~ "a <hi0nea SesN
lee, wetsht sin ilnSe. With Assa
tOp> Apj fp@t, ~1ttsNd 4
WSpte3 ~ a,t>s Sssa< $40 ~
10. Wege - SA pa,r.
N0w ..+. ,... sAs
DOWN STAIRS $INkE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Wolfe -Rayon Alpaca and
Sateen Underwear. 45c

Soiied and Mussed from, Display
Were ST to $3.50. 52o Garments including
boomers, step-ins and slips. Some extra-size
slips in the lot Broken size range. Greatly re-
duCcd for clearance tomorrow
Evening star., 1928-03-15

100 "Sunbeam" RayOn RIoomerx,
SECONDS OF Sl.a5 grade
Now
Cotton Knit Union Suits. soilpd
and IN broken stxes. Were -
TO S1.2o. Now. 3Sc
30 Cotton Knit Vests: heavy weight
WITH raEon stripe. Broken si7ss
Were 5Sc. Now. i5e
Ss STORE
Evening star., 1928-03-15

10 WOmen's and Misses Br0adri0th Blouse. in
Mqic s2n %h'e 81 ns ~ blue. sizes "a and a";
10 Fancy Siik scarfs in attractive patterns.
Were 81 % Now. .jr
10 Wcme"'s and Misses Prid r anne and
.clvetecn rieai'd skirts Made on, on h9dl,e ,1ad,.
sizes u to 40. We're $40 and 81" 80.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1928-12-11
Predicts SurnIns

Estimates of governmental reve-
nue.. which have been materially in
creased for 1928 and 1880 showing
certainty of surplus accounts for
the next two fiscal years, are based
upon the fact of excellent business
conditions, according to Under Sec
retary of the Treasury Ogden l..
Mills.
ing the last nine months that we
have very materially increased all
our estimates of revenue for the
fiscal years and for the next" Mills
said.
I'VE are out Of the woods and
there is no chance of a deficit either
In 1929 or $780,"
In q statement to Congress, Mr..
Mills said that during the year end.
ing next June the Treasury con-
tenplated reducing the national
debt 1000 900. This will be ac-
counted for by the sinking fund,
the foreign debt payments and sur
plus IL there is a sufficient excess
Of receipts. The Treasury usually
carries over q portion OF its cash
to the next fiscal year.
The debt reduction will be the
smallest since the debt started GO
ing down since the surplus will be
small, according to the present indi-
cations.
Mr.. Mills estimated that in the
1880 year there will be s145, 900 900
OF, taxes refunded. although the back
taxes will more than balance that.