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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
Explosion Takes New Toll.

HARLAN, KY, May 23-An ex-
plosion in the Black Mountain Coal
Mine near here yesterday took at
least seven lives and probably more.
The explosion which is said to have
Continued on Page Five)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
BETRAY STRIKE OF
Jersey OIL WORKERS
lSnecial to rhe Dnilu Workerl


N 23The strike of the
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Upholstery Materials

(30O YDS.) soc YARD GRE
TONNE. 3ae. Attractive col.
or and patterns.
Gao YDS.) 85c PONGEE CASE
MENT. 5t,c YARD. Tan and
grey.
400 YDS.l 0ac BEDFORD
SuNfAST WOLFE. $40 YD.
ti0) YDs.l 7ac FIGURED
EASEMENT. soc. For drap-
cries.
tiSO YDS.) Si.a9 CELANESE
VOIIE. aSe. iD. Rose. blue
and orchid.
(aOO YDs.l 79c no asc RAY
ONS ron DRAPERiES. i9o
YARD.
(aa rnS.l Sa.7a TO $3.50
EASEMENT AND SCKAN~
TON RAxON NuFtIED
CURTAINS WITH VAL
ANCE. Sj,1a,
(aO PRS,l $i.hO VOIIE AND
MAnQuiAETTE NUFtLEn
CURTAINS. $40 FAIR. I'd
inches vide.
tel xa2.S0 SILK rOrl.IN bed
SPREADS. $T,Da, Double bed
site,
a. $50 CHINkLEn hED SET.
Sa,bS. N0se and tan e0mbi-
nation,
ttuh tiuasv~r~i i,anahufgh 4 Nra,
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Tomorrow:
The Day
That Keeps
Lansburgh's
Stocks Always
Fresh and
Attractive
S Eastman Kodaks
Reduced

Cd NO. z G FOLD.
ING BROWNIE.
Do Double s; lens. Wa. S8
SIS. Now. ......... W.
(D NO. I AU TO.
GRAPHIC JR. $l4 CT
value. Reduced to -
(2) NO. IA AUTO.
GRAPHIC JR. $l4 CT
values. Now. 49,. Vs
(l) NO. / AUTO.
GRAPHIC SPECIAL.
Formerly $500. con
Reduced to-. QAV
(6e) BOXES INITIAL.
ED STATION e RY,
CSC. White and COL
ored. with lined enve.
lopes.
FANCY CIGARETTE
B o X E S, 25e. For
desk or table.
(2o) SWINGING PIC.
TURE FRAMES, 2se.
(4o) Csc 10 81 BOXES
G 0 r r E S p o N.
D e N CE CARDS
AND ENVELOPES,
S9e. S om me boxes
slightly soiled.
street Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Mems Wear

1857 MEMS sf.65 UNION
SUITS. 81. Cotton ribbed
suits. In gray only. Sizes 20
and az.
(82b MEMS 79c GOLF HOSE.
39c. Excellent patterns: sizes
9i2 TO 1914.
(42) MEMS St.00 IMPORTED
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS. zoe.
Sizes 1874 and - only.
f47b MEMS $500 GOLF HOSE.
6Dc. Sizes 0. 9Ia and 10.
(28D MEMS IS TO S7.95
SWEATERS. S2.45.
t7g) MEMS 69c BROADCLOTH
UNION SUITS, Soc. Sizes
30 10 AZ.
1877 MEMS sl.00 SILK AND
WOOL HOSE. Soc.
street Yioor--~IsnsbBrgh a BRO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Toiletries

ODDS AND ENDS. DC EACH.
Such aS white combs. toilet
water, Gem raxOrs. shampoo.
toilet tissue, etc.
7sc OTIIYS' IMPORTED PER-
FUME. 49c.
MID. AMBER PUFF BONES.
zoe.
Street Fio0r---lansburgh 4 BrO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

m $l9.s5 DAVENPO
TABLE. $500. Mahogany
finish. High polish. Slight
ly scratched.
On $3.50 GENUINE WALNUT
VENEER CEDAR CHEST,
S39.95. Console type with or
namental railing around top.
Slightly shopworn.
(e) S3.95 PHONE STANDS
AND STOOLS. Si.99. Ma
hogany finish. Slightly
scratched.
(2l $3.50 END TABLES. $40.
Solid mahogany top. High
luster finish. With ash re-
ceiver drawer.
(el SS.75 AND Sl0.75 FLOOR
SCREENS. $2.95. 3-fold,
with brown or blue burlap.
n $3.50 JAPANESE LAC
QUER SMOKING CABI-
NETS. Sl.95. With access
sories and humidor compart-
ment. One leg broken.
t3) Sl2.50 ENAMELED SMOK-
ING STANDS. $i.S9. With
handle; light weight.
fD S24 BOUDOIR CHAIR.
Sl8.95. Blue velour. with
separate cushion.
Cn SIS NAH JONG OR POK-
Err TABLE. $3.50. Tile rack
and chip holder. Padded
MORE covering on wood top.
t3l S9.95 BUFFET MIRRORS.
$3.50. so inches long with
poIychrome frame. Hand
etched plate glass mirror.
Slightly scratched.
(n FIBER SETTEE. $32.50.
Tan with auto seat cushions.
Cret0nnr upholstered.
Tifih Fioor--l.ansburgh & Rro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Boys' Wear
(Is) sI2.7s BOYS sPRTNs

(Is) sI2.s5 BOYS SPRING
TOP COATS, S9.75. Spring
coIors and styles. Sizes 10
TO 10.
(sl sIS.7s HIGH SCHOOL
SUITS. slo.95. 2 long pants.
Sizes Is and Is.
fsb 1915 NOR COATS,
S3.45. Sizes 2. "a and ;.
f22l Ss.95 JUNIOR OVER
COATS. $2.45. SmzrtIy tai
lored. Handsome coatingx.
Sizes 2 TO 4.
lsl 1915 LONG SCHOOL
OvERCOATS, s3.s5. Wanted
eolors In sizes I3 10 IL.
m s73s SHEEP NED
COAT. $3.45. Size IL year.
tl2b ODD WEED SACK
COATS, S3e. Sizes Is 20 Is.
tl) ODD CORDUROY COATS.
sSe. Sizes Z 10 s years.
t23l sI.3s e o n ID q RO Y
kSiCKERS, 73c. Broken
sizes.
tzsj sI.ss JUNIOR LONG
PANTS. s9c. Corduroy and
novelty mixtures.
tis, si.3s LINED WEED
KNICkERS. 73e. Sizes i6
10 IL. Wonderful values.
ti0t SIz.75 4-PIECE SPRING
SUITS, 1915. Inelu dtng
golf knickers and long trou-
sers. Sizes II 10 II.
fz) SIS YOUNG MEMS SUITS,
1918. Two long trousers.
Sizes IS and 80.
III YOUTHS sI275 LONG
PANTS SUIT. S7,35. Light
fweeds. Sizes 3 and 4 years.
fsD si45 RAIN CAPE CAPS.
s3e. Shades Of tan only.
BD sI.3S SWEAT TERS, 73c.
Odds and ends. Broken sizss.
f42t ODD VESTS. I5e. SeTges
and mixtures. All siz<s.
49, 81 BOYS WASH SUITS,
25e. Smart styles In wanted
eoi0rs.
49, s2.ss BLACK RAIN
COATS, sI15. Well made,
guaranteed waterproof.
f47j 1896 SWEATERS, s2.45.
A splendid assortment, all
styles, all sizSs.
1881 xZ.9s SWEATERS, sIIs.
sssied styies in plain multi
eoiofed effects.
l9zi EDYs' $3.50 SHIRTS,
Ste, ErosdeI0th and madras.
Some sotied. Sizes i2tz 10
A..
Street FISa,s~~~IAasb9fgh 4 HTs.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Rugs and Linoleu,r,

ns) s5.o5 CHENILLE BATH
RUGS. $3.35. jacquard en-
bossed. In green. orchid. yell
low. rose and blue. 27x54
inches.
~ $500 IMPORTED CHE
MILE NURSERY RUGS,
1896. Juvenile figures in
border. Orchid. green and
yellow. Size 3x3 II.
l3l sl2.35 CHENILLE RUGS,
$3.50: 3xg-ineh sixe. Blue
and black, and green.
~ $500 COCOA MATS, $3.50.
Extra heavy brush. Black
and green tile effect. 24x3g-
inch size.
t25o yDs.) s2.2s SQUARE
YARD INLAID ENGLISH
LiNOLEuM. 3sc SQUARE
YARD. Attractive patterns,
In red, blue and green.
bt $3.50 WOOL WILTON
RUGS. slo.75. In taups,
brown, tan and green. k.ze
3gxG3 inches.
$3.50 AkMSTHONG's LIMO
LEUM RUGS, $3.50. Sxiz and
axi0.6 feet. Many designs.
~ $3.50 WOksTED WILTON
RUGS, S65. Taupe and blue
backgrounds. Go nseryatiye
patterns. Size sxi2 feet.
mn ft9eT-wI.absbsTsb Il Brs.
Linens and TOWeis
800 SOC Porto RiCAN row.
Els, Z3e. Hand embroidered,
on pure linen. Slightly
s0itfd.
49, $3.50 LINEN ASH
LUNCH SITS. sI.4g. 52xS2+
tn, cloth, q napkins Of hifh-
grade linen. Yfii0w bordsrs,
fa0Gb ise iiuGk TOWELS, lie.
Heavy, absorbent, with red or
blue boTdersg 1880 IN.
t0c 10 S4.s0 TOWEIING AND
DAMAsk REMNANTS. zse
10 sZ.Z5. Desirable lengths
for towels and taLtsei0tbs.
Exceptional values.
u2 UOZ,J 80 Is-fk. II. n,
UAMAsk NAPKINS. s4.s3.
Fine irish linen, heInstitehsd
mems.
t75j ~ no aI.S3 LACE~THIM~ :
MEU sCAhFs, g3c. Cream
coiossd with msdsiiiDns and
sdses 10 match.
Jhitd ti00f --~ tsahsjHfgb 4 Hy1.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Misses and Women's
Coats

(l5) S39.75 TO $49.75 MISSES
AND WOMEN'S COATS, $22.
Fur trimmed.
(27) $3.50 TO $3.50 MISSES
AND WOMEN'S COATS, $35.
With rich fur collars and
cuffs.
t.) S69.50 TO s9s.s0 MISSES
AND WOMEN'S WINTER
COATS, $44. Taken from our
finest stock. Fine furs.
t::l S5.9S RAINCOATS. $500,
In assorted coi0rs. Slightly
dana ged.
(29) S5.95 NOR RAIN
COATS. $2..9. Sizes iS to
10. Slightly soiled.
40, S:9..5 I'M r o II r r u
PORTS COATS FOR
SPRING. $i2. Made Of fine
English fabrics.
Is, $35 IMPORTED SPORTS
COATS FOR SPRING. SCI.
Made OF splendid fabrics. :
misses and I woman's sizes.
ksrond Fioor---Iapshufgh & nrO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Art NeedleWork

SOC STAMPED SHOCKS. 25c.
For women and children.
Green, blue and orange. Made
Of fine quality linenc.
SOC CHILDREN's STAMPED
DRESSES, 49c. Striped
lawn, fancy madras and
chambray. Sizes 2 10 IL
years. ........
CSC TO 4sc RIBBON NOVEL
TIES, l9c. Powder puffs.
vanity cases and pincushions.
Pink. blue and lavender.
Third Fio0r--Iansburgh & Bro.
Domesfics Reduced
$50 YDS.l 6Oc BLEA ACHED
SHEETING. 39c. Heavy
quality. free from dressing.
Slightly soiled; 72 i'm. wide.
(40) S1.59 MATTRESS COW
ERS, 81. Heavy quality un-
bleached material; well made:
boxed on sides. Soilcd. All
sizes.
t1s5l 12c UNBLEACHED COT
TON. sac. Fine Sea Island
unbleached cotton. Medium
weight.
(60l SOC SCARBORO SHEETS.
75c. Perfect quality. Double
bed size. Finished with Sin.
hem: 8ix90 inches.
t23l $3.50 TO Si.25 ROYAL
WEAVE PERCALE SHEETS.
$i.75 TO $2.13. Closing out.
At "a price. Hemstitched
and plain styles. Some
slightly soiled.
Third FI0Or---Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Remembers:
No Phone,
Mail or
GOD. Orders
Accepted on
Clearance
Articles
S24.95 Simmons
Bed Outfits
S19.95

Set includes attractively
finished simmons bed. layer
felt mattress and link
springs. 4 wonderful Friday
Bargain Day value.
(l2) $4.9s PART.WOOL
BLANKETS, $2.95
pair. All wh lite.
Sizes 66xS0 inches.
90 sl6.ss SIMMONS
CANE PANEL AND
OIL D PAN E L
w OOD FINISHED
BEDS. Ss.ss. Slightly
marred.
(6) $s.ss ALL WOOL
BL "A N K ETS. $4.74.
Lavender with yellow
border. Sateen bind.
ing. Size 66xS0.
(s) si3.7s KENWOOD
VIRGIN w o o L
BL NkETS. $lo.sS.
All colors. Slightly
soiled from display.
Third Fioor---Lansburxh & Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Hosiery Specials

100 pRS.) $3.50 ALL-SlLK
CHIFFON HOSE. 9Sc. Full
fashioned. Broken Sizes.
$50 PRS.l SI.50 IMPORTED
LISLE SPORT HOSE, zoe.
street fioor--iMnsiiurgh 4 ftrO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Offered at Hall Price!
Imported China
Service Plates
(l2) Plates, Were SIS
Doz. Now $3.50

U2) Plates, Were SIS
Doz. Now $3.50
Turquoise blue back.
ground: Dresden flower
and gold scroll pattern,
(8) $3.50 Plates
SIPS Each
Covered with an English
ahlntz floral pattern. Outer
edge having black back
grounds.
uD s4,95 GEORCETTE
r. |. q q X LA M r
SHADES. $2,9s. Siik
lined and inierlined.
Fringe trimmed.
(6) $4,9s FL. &c TRIO
TOAsTERS. $i.A0. With
slsss sidss 60 toast can
be seen.
90 $2,9s FL. CTRIC
rERCOLATORs. $i.A9.
sis-enp capacity.
IsbuTsh 4 Hta.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
(l2) Plates, Were $35
Dox. Now $l7.5O

W.
Doc. Now $l7.50
Ivory rim. with gold
scroll pattern finishing
outer aud inner edges
N2) Plates, Were $45
Dox. Now $22.50
Rim of moi,led blues
aud baskets oi flowers.
90 s2.ss AND ss.ss BED
LIGHTS. Use. Slightly
shopwoTn.
90 1896 AND sA.9s MA.
HOG ANY FINISHED
TABLE LAMPS, sI.2s.
Atissetively dc signs 4.
we'll made.
(IO) i5e u q u ID o II
SHADES. &c. Damaged.
3 inches.
kistt fianT~-
Evening star., 1928-03-15

(3SS PRS.) soc TO 7sc SPORT
SOCKS. 39c. y. length.
t25O PRS.) 81 AND $3.50 Nov
ELTY SPORT SOCKS. 7ac.
street fio0r-~~IansbuEsh & BRO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Lingerie

f26) Sf.39 HANDMADE CHE
Misses, 81. Lace-trimmed
strap models. Broken sizes.
(26) 79c FLANNELETTE PA
JAAiAS. soc. One and two
piece models.
cen $i.00 RAYON STEP-INS.
zoe. Dark colors.
t70) 79c MARCELLA SKIRT
DRAWERS, zoe.
l22) soc NAlNSOOK BLOOM
ERS. 29c. Extra sizes.
t3s) Soc SATEEN RLOOMERS.
29c. Dark cOl0rs. Broken
size and color range.
Third fiOor---IansbuFgh A. BRO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

$1.25 IS COT: THE DOG
HERO" 49c. A true story of
a dog.
$. PETER AND WENDY." 7sc.
Written by 7. NJ. Barrie.
$i.25 BROAD STRIPES AND
BRfG lit AIRS" use.
Stories Of American history
by Carolyn Sherman Bailey.
43c GIRL AVIATOR SERIES"
zee. Delightfully."- modern.
Fourth Fioor--Iansburgh a Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

House Dresses

t136l $1.95 COTTON SHAN
TUNG DRESSES, S1.00.
Long -sleeved models.
1901 S1.59 RAYON AND GING-
HAM DAYTIME FROCKS,
81. Broken sizes.
1881 $3.50 QUILTED JACK
ETS, $3.50. Black with Law
ender lining. Long sleeves.
t4l) $2.95 KNITTED SACQUES
AND OULD ERETTES,
$2.59. Rose. blue and pink.
(l9) soc BEDROOM SLIP
PERS. f0c. Quilted.
Third Fioor--Iansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
EHRIE<Y TO-DAY!
Women's Dresses


(50D WONfEN'S $l2 DRESSES,
S6.95. Dark colors and brok-
en- sizes.
IN WOMEN'S s25 TO S35
STREET AND AFTERNOON
DRESSES, SIS. Broken sizes
36 to as and some extra sizes.
Dark colors.
(29l WONiEN'S IMPORTED
BEADED CHIFFON DINNER
AND EVENING DRESSES,
$14. Suitable for Summer
wear. Sizes 36 to a: Sew
eral shades.
Sportstuear Reduced
tlS) $3.50 SPORT FROCKS,
$40. Novelty cloths, in sizes
IL to 80. Satin and fiat
crepe, In sizes Is 10 ~.
(2) $3.50 JERSEY DRESSES,
SO. New Spring styles, I'm
wanted colors.
IN IS PLAID SKIRTS, S3.95.
Small and large plaids, i'm de-
sirable colors.
(6t s9.95 PLAID SKIRTS. S5.95.
Styles and colors suitable for
early Spring wear.
(I3D s..9s CLOTH SKIRTS,
S5.95. Extra sizes.
90 1894 SILK SKIRTS, Ss.95.
Plated styles in wanted
shades.
a. s7.s5 FLANNEL SKIRTS.
$4.9S. New Spring styles,
trinity tailored.
I) s5.s5 WHITE FLANNEL
SPORT SKIRT. $3.95. Slight
iy soiled.
t2) SIS FLANNEL SKIRTS,
(3) sl.s5 CAMEL's HAIR
KNOCKERS, sass. Well
made and all natural tan
Is, ss.ss CAMEL's HAIR
KNOCKERS. sI.95. The
ideal type TO wear on camp
ing trips and motoring.
~ $3.35 PLAID KNOCKERS.
$i.35. marty tailored.
Mostly dark shades.
t5j S4.95 CORDUROY RIDING
BREECHES, $l.95. Heavy.
well made.
"a x7.95 RIDING BREECHES,
SOS. Women's sizes.
f3b $i.35 LINEN COATS. soc.
Ideal for golf wear.
l3D 81 LINEN COATS, CSC.
SoiIed and mussed from dis
play.
sport shop--sefond Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Misses Dresses

(5) SIS TAFFETA ANCE
FROCKS, $l2.5O. Bouffant
and ticred. Combined with
tuIlc. Slightly soiled. Attrac-
tive colors. Sizes IL, Is
and 18. ~
(c5) SIS STREET AND AFT
ERNOON DIRE s SES. $ll.
Crepe. satin and georgette in
dark shades. Won erful
values.
second Ftoor--fansburxh 4 Bro.
Girls Apparel
u5> GIRLS S25.00 AND So9.5O
WINTER COATS, SIS. Sizes
Z, 8 and 10.
ts) GIRLS Sls.9s WINTER
COATS. $40. Sizes 10 and IL.
t20) GIRLS $i2.95 COATS,
$3.95. Sizes ! and IL.
t3) GIRLS $500 WINTER
COATS, $4.95. Sizes and
t25l GIRLS s7.ss DRESSES.
S5.9S. Sizes Z. 8 and 10.
Fourth Floor--LansbUrKh & Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Z74 Leather
Handbags
SEC

ta5ariis ssthi1ne1 ~ itysrd
sssgu, ssifpt Ib aad isHbel -, A.
iTsssfieis iiasd aud fitted with
iaa ed aud blas fIsm @Iisb -
s.Isst krmaFkRi,is saiass:
kassst Fl.sts-.-t asEbaTKb Il HGg,
Evening star., 1928-03-15

NOttOnS UnderpTtced
soc TO CSC HAIR PIN CABI-
NETS. 39c. An assortment Of
hair pins.
$l.69 MATTRESS COVERS. soc.
Muslin, with snap fasteners.
Broken sizes.
15c TO CSC SHOE TREES. SC.
In assorted c0lors.
SOC DOZ. CLARK'S MACHINE
COTTON. 1ac dox. In black
only. Not all numbers. Short
lot.
street Fiaor--1ansburgh & Bta.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Beaded Bags Reduced

t25) $i.69 BEADED BAGS. soc.
Assorted cOiOrs.
t0D $3.50 BEADED BAGS,
$l.60. Assorted c0iOrs.
t6b 95c BEADED BAGS. 40c.
street FtOOr~--~iansbnrgh A. Hr0.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
$1.5O Lingerie
Radium (36.inch)
05c Yard

You may choose from a half
a hundred lovely colors.
Suitable for slips. lingerie.
Innings and summer irocks. A
worthwhile value!
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-15

(Sl $25 DINNER AND DANCE
FROG KS, $l3.95. Pastel
shades. Slightly soiled.
ue) SIS RED AND
BUSINESS DRESSES. S6.9S.
Navy. almond. beige and red.
Sizes II TO II.
second Fiu0r~-~tansbursh 4 hrO.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
4O.Inch Printed
Georsette Crepe
S1.30 Yard

A dainty quality that is
sturdy, nevertheless. Will
fashion smartly into blouscs
and frocks. There arc 25 de-
lightful new patterns in ar
tis,ic color combinations.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
SilUertUure

IN s9.a5 DUTCH SILVER
COFFEE SET. 81. Smartiy
designed. heavily plated.
tsl $3.50 SILVER PLATED
HABY CUrS. Use. Plain
patterns. -
al S8.a0 SETS STERLING
SILVER TEASPOONS. s..
Plain patterns. Guaranteed
u give long wear.
(n SN SET STERLING SALT
AND rErrER. 81, Slightly
damaged.
~ sO.aa SETS StiERnETS. 81.
Attractive patterns IN coiored
glassware.
street tiuar-~~t4anshutgh 4 bro,
Evening star., 1928-03-15
E Models>>$7.5O Grip Tite
Shoes>>>Reduced S5.05
Broken Sizes i'm Discontinued STYLES

There's three-iod advantage in Grp-Tite Shoes
comfort serviceabiy. beauty And it is rare indeed.
when you find these three qualities low price
Grip-Iites made with a special concealed steel
arch support Also made on special combination last
which that the heel is three widths than
the ball OF the shoe. In tie oxford and strap STYLES fash
oned of black brown suede. brown or black kid tan
calf. black satin and black patent leather. Sizes AAA
to TO- Sizes A. AZ to 10 Sizes A. So to and to
10 Sizes h, y to s. and to TO- Sizes c. s to 10 Sizes
ID, s to 10
6 Rrc
Evening star., 1928-03-15

IN Sa.sa SILVER PLATED
RnACEl.ETS. Ss,0A. Fancy
tiilgree designs. Wonderful
values.
(sl &7,aO hI.ACk JET BRACE"
LETS. ~. Rare limitations.
"a PAIR S7.45 AMHEK EAR
RINGS. -. beautifully de-
signed with gold setting.
a. FAIR xaD,Da EARRINGS,
$iD,Ds. lslask jet with cut
steel, A rare bargain.
t6l 81 ron POCKET COMhS,
sae, Complete with ease.
ntt.et ttaas~-,.t,anshursh 4 hrU,
Evening star., 1928-03-15
ChiIdren's Shoes
Were $3.50 and sam. n0W
$Z.45

klaFds wFIi made siIDss ~
t,atsf1 i4aihsF. bT1Bn saIf sad
sttsL.a FiLsLiH Plain ts. bIHsbss
sssis isss hiS4s q 10 y snd %
~ ia
Evening star., 1928-03-15
36-In. Printed Rayons
and Cotton Foulards
Were 49c and soc Yd.
29c yard

Just the fabric YOU will want for
dainty Summer dresses. They make
adorable chiihren'S clothes. too.
In any number OF attractive eOlors
and patterns.
Third F1oor--I.ansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

their simplicity Not the simplicity Of
NEW that acclaimed The
thing Spring sport Slender of conservative tnmnggay
in
brisk andrawn meculousy done Even that does
these rock
OF fiat and Roma they made for walking for
soling well the
oer hardly credible that these superior oks could be offered this
low But it happily so! Sizes Ia 20 and SO to 40
Second Fo-L hxh& &
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Tots Wear

(iOl TOTS $3.9S DRESSES.
Si.9S. Prints and brOadcioths.
t.8l TOTS $i.9S DRESSES.
81. Siscs 3 TO q. Prints aud
hroadc lOths.
(3D TOTS $3.50 DRESSES.
81. Rroken sixes : 10 q years.
tlOs) Tors $l.00 DRESSES.
soc. Sixes 2 to 9. Broken
assortment.
IA, TOTS S:.9S DRESSES.
xi.9s. Fine brOadcioths and
prints. Sizes : 10 3 years.
Fourth Fiaor~-~tansburEh & hro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
32.Inch Striped
Tub Silks
S1.45 Yard

Very smart for sports
frockS-and ever so attrac-
tive when made into mems
shirts and pajamas. An cx-
ceptionally tine quality.
burgh 4 Bro.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
For Home Sewing Week
See the Mannequin Revue! Frocks
made from Lansburgh Fabrics
and the Newest Spring Patterns

You may have the proof before you of their lowell
ncss-their adaptabty to the newest styes-the rich
ness when actually made up" You see, too-some
of the newest Spring pattern styles and may learn how
easily and how smart they may be made.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
$500 Flat Crepe
ST 40 Yard

The heavy rich quality that may be fashioned we'll
into new Spring specially the kind that you
on warm days without coat 40 delightful colors. 40
inches wide.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
32.Inch Rough
Weave Pongee
S0c

There are any number OF
uses for this attractive fab
ric. A splendid quality, for
frocks. children's clothes,
decorative uses. IS colors to
choose from.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-29
Anti Hoover Meeting
at Irving Plaza Hall
Next Friday Evening


The anti-Hoover demonstration
arranged for Friday, Jan. A, at 8
p. M, at Irving Plaza Hall, 18th
st. and Irving Place, will prove a
rallying call to the workers to at
tend the meeting to denounce the
imperialist war excursion of Hoover,
who is scheduled to return to the
u. s. during the first week in jan
uery.
The workers of New York are
urged to turn out in a mass protest
demonstration against the war plans
OF the imperialist Wall Street adj
ministration. Speakers at the pro-
test meeting will be: George PERISH
ing, Scott Nearing and Robert Min
o.. Robert Dunn will be chairman.
An expose will be made of the
ilnperialist maneuvers behind the
Bolivian Paraguay hostilities and
the negotiations of the Pan-Ameri-
can conference. The meeting will
be held under the auspices of the
New York branch of the All-Amer-
lea Anti-Imperialist League, 1893
broadway.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-29
ASPHYxIATED BY
DEADLY FUMES IN
A SQUALID ROOM
Other Tenant Discovers
Both on Floor, Dead

~ Oscar Sundquist, At years old,
and John Dahlquist, As years old,
two Scandinavian workers employed
as laborers in Manhattan, were
found dead yesterday on the floor
of the room at 300 E. 49th ST., in
which Sundquist lived. Dahlquist,
a fellow-immigrant of Sundquist,
had entered the room the night be-
fore. Both had been asphyxiated.
. Both workers had been seen last
at 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
Esther Sandell, another tenant in
the same house where the two dead
workers roomed, smelled gas in the
hall. Calling the proprietor of the
building upstairs, they traced the
fumes to the door of Sundquist's
room. 1t was after the door of the
room had been forced open that the
bodies of the two workers were
. found on the floor. Sandell said that
their attitudes indicated that they
; lad been overcome by the escaping
gas while talking, and had sue
cumbed before they could realize
what the danger was.
Investigation revealed the fact
that a gas pipe in one corner of the
room had been thoroughly corroded
through failure Of the owner to re-
pair it in time, and that the rust
had gradually bored it's way through
the metal, leaving small hole
through which the gas had escaped.
If it had not been for the timely
discovery of the fumes by Esther
Sandell, all the people in the house
might have been asphyxiated, OBJ
servers said. The house is occupied
entirely by workers and poor labor
ers employed in the vicinity.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-29
Labor Conference on
War Danger Jan. IL

Plans for rallying New York la
bor on a mass scale to the struggle
against American imperialism will
be formulated at the first labor con-
ference to fight the war danger and
the new offensive of American i'm
perialism of the New York branch
of the All-America Anti-Imperialist
League, to be held at the Labor
Temple, 14th st. and Second Ave-,
Jan. IL, at 8 p. m.
Robert Minor, editor Of the Daily
Worker; Robert w. Dunn, noted
economist and author, and George
Pershing, who as soldier witnessed
the brutal oppression of workers in
Hawaii by American imperialism, will
be among the speakers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-29
SOUTH AFRICAN
Mine WORKERS,
POLICE IN CLASH
Govt Guards Diamond
Mine Fields

CAPETOWN, South Africa, Dec.
27.-Two hundred police today were
patrolling the diamond fields of
Namaqualand, where diamonds were
recently discovered, to protect the
British diamond industry and Pre-
vent the half-starved workers, who
had been laid off, from rushing the
field.
Clashes between the police and the
workers, who have been reduced to
desperation by Unemployment, and
PEASANTS in the vicinity whose crops
had been ruined by prolonged
drought. 1t is impossible to obtain
full information here.
At recent meeting at Port Mol
10th of some 1000, it was demanded
that the government throw open Sd
acres of state diggings or else EN-
ploy additional diggers. 1t is re-
ported that unless these demands
were not met by Friday the diggers
would rush the fields.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-29
DON BASIN IS
DEVELOPING
Rapid Growth in Coal
Fields
Especial to the Daily Worker

tSpectut 70 tHe DuNy Wofhef/
KHARKOV, U. S. S. R., by
MaiD Rapid development and con-
struction in the coal fields of the
Don Basin, one of the main indus
rial centers of the Soviet Union, is
present taking place.
Seventeen new shafts, completely
mechanical and electrified, contain
ing all possible safety measures, are
now in the construction. In addition
IA old shafts are being completely
rehauled and reequipped. All these
undertakings are being carried out
by Soviet engineers with the excep-
ton of few shafts which are being
constructed under the supervision of
the German firm, "Tissen."
Over SO million rubles will be as
signed for the charging of old
shafts and the construction of new
ones during the current year as
against 81 million in 1927.
In the near future the Soviet
trust "Donugol" intends to start
The construction of a series of new
shafts, similar to the most powerful
shafts in Europe and in America.
They will yield about $4,000 tons of
coal per year. The best scientific
specialists from Germany and Amer
lea, besides Soviet specialists and
the Institute "Hyproshakhta," will
be invited to aid in the preparation
of plans and in the construction of
these shafts.