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Evening star., 1928-01-26

Table Tumb1ers Special Sc
400 Thin blown Table Tumblers, with a decorated
band design.
Beverage Glasses Special 10c
100 Thin-blown Beverage Glasses, with dainty
noral cut design. -
Is water Sets. tankard shape jug. with cut border
design and 6 thin-blown matching Safe Eoge
Tunblers Special, set .......................N
GLASSWARE SECTION. FIFTH FLOOR.
Mirrors Reduced
(Sabjecf to slight damages and imber.
fecfions.)
Console Mirrors, silver finish only. Were s.
Small Console Mirrors, in silver finish. Were
&32S eacn. NOW -.
/ Semi Venetian Panel Mirror. Was IS. Now $3.50
l Semi Venetian Mirror, high grade. Was $3o
MIRROR SECTION, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Travelling Goods Greatly Reduced

SkiehfIy shObfc0rn. scratched or mHssed
I Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk: full size. Was
/ Mandei Duckrr Wardrobe Trunk: fun size. Was
y
i Hartmann Shoe Case Was $32 so. Now, Ss2.5o
I Neyerbreak Wardrobe Pullman Case. Was S5u
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = - ~
TRUNK SEcrloN FomRIM FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-01-26

s Ail-Wool Lumbcrtaeks. Were stSe ss'ax saax
Now ...,......,.''. - - ,,,,,n. az sarn
An.Woo IumbertarkS "e'e ~ - az
=
10 sweat Coats stses 30 to 20. Were 81 eacn
Womau's Side Saddle, Was Sl3S NOW. Se-'s"
SPORTING Goons Srcr;cN. ForerH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
T Tornorrow-RemnantD Day-Savngs Il, ]bandMore

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnablc
or exchangeable: not sent c. o. d. or on ap-
proval: mail or phone orders not accepted
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Silverware Reduced 1, and More

q Ronbon Dishes. Were $3.50 each. Nov" .Ss'o"
/ Duteh Goblet Was $40. Now. w.,......,... >"
English Plate Sugar Seuttie. Was SOU
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So"
Sugar-and cream Set. was so-se He x..n
I After Dinner Coffee Cups and Sugar DISH "e,s
s6 set, Now. set W.,
/ Sterling Silver Loving Cup and PEDESTAL va ss
So NOW
Clamp ON Ash Tray Of English plate was
/ Condiment Set Of English Plate. was - ses,
Now ,v,. "a ., Now Sis
I Dutch Sugar Dish. Was 81 Nov ...'....'.N 81
Tabasco Sauce Holder Was sleo Now ,;a" 'ss
1 Set of Fruit Knives and Forks OF EngIish n!a.s.
win tvorv handles Was s25 set. Now. Sis5e
Set OF Anniversary Pattern Hollow Handle fsreS
Was $ll IS set. Now. s,ss
/ Egg Cup O! English plate Was So NOW
> smoking Sets. Were s. SO each NOW '.' So -;
After Dinner Coffee Cup Tray ana e'asS+ " "a "a
jam Jar. Was So, Nov, - 80,
II Compotrs OF hammered plated SILVER 'o' ....s ..n
or flowers Were SIS each Now '....'.'''<-''"
SriyYRWAkg SYCri0N FIRST FLOOR,
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Fine Jewe1ry for Men-Redueed

2 waidennar Platinum Watch Chains. Were s3s
each. Now -. !. :. 81. .so
any ONYX centers Were s32 Now. 50
Green Gold Masonic Locket, l0-K gold was
Tortoise Shell Cigarette Holders With AK gol1
edging Were SIS each. Now ssoo
I5-Jewei Swiss Strap Watches with lax Wnlts
rolled gold plate Were s2o5o each NOW $3.50
Waltham lax. Gold Filled Strap Watch. =
level movement. Was $40. Now. so
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Fancy Linens Reduced

Nome pieces are NoHf0 or MHSSF"
"a ., ,... u.,aw.as Cuny Center Pieces Were
"a "a aa.h Nav ..............,.. 81 40
80 .,.". ,,.n ua,a,,.as tiuoy SousreS Were
80 ~ ..ahn n,,us '.....,... a. .Ae
= 20. "a ,ma. u.nam.a. Ch,oy scarf was So 0S
~ ....... 81 Aa
1 Handmade thny Scarf lsNat~meh SiFe, was ~
Nav
: n. Piece Italian Linen Sets s2N2s center feve
lsNla napkins and tN6 doies, were - -
act NOW
= IN, ,r,r,. Italian Linen Sets; hand ~hensttrhed
aud embroidered Wrre xlaAa. Nav, .t..'s s'e
"a Piece Italian Linen Set henSutehed va
Si3 so Now Observation-Disclosures 'st''t'' s''"
LINEN SElfINN NENNNn FtNOk.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Lambs Wool Filled Comforts
CherjuI S9.f5

Il II these I'm. quality, 71A& incl sin Com
torts 10 be sold at this special low marking to-
morrow Iaeh onc has figured top with a
plain rose back 10 match
BLANKET sIcIIok. Etc0Hb FLG0a.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Friday Rug Reductions

/ g.t2 seoieh Weave
Ar Rug. Was $50 923,
Nov ...,s.,.t, h'.51
IS Yards u inch Tap
estfy Weave Carpet.
Was $50 yard
koA .......st.. Div
10 Yard Remnant 81
ineh Tsnpf IAsps vii
t1n Carpet. Was $40
ffoy ,...... a2s.3e
b$4 Yard Re NJ ant
Plain TsHps carpet.
Was s27 Now st3
6 Yard Remnant 56-
ineh Tsupe ki@srfiss
Carpet. Wa s25 20
isD~ t,..-,.-rs.-- BID
81, Yard Remnant 80
,insb Green ki@afiiax
carpet. Was IA.
Now ......... SIS
1 HrmBsHt 81 sgaSFs
yardst MATt,iitfd Tile
I.in8ifun. WsE SO -
fspp ....... ~ 80
| tfnsHsnt - SQUARE
SssdhJ kIAtbiisad f,ts
Llnols unI. Was so 81
hDW ..... $3.50
z 4.6aTE Wa0i WIt0u
hugs. Were s.. 30
Row ...r.,... ti3,39
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Decorated Dinncrware, lOc to s3''
Greatly Reduced

A number O, desirable pieces ot decorated oinnel
ware nieces that We have taken from regular stoch
and greatly reduced for clearance In the iot ae
a few fancy dlnneYware pieces and several pieces
of pottery.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
$50 Remnants Wash Dress Fabrics
Greatly Reduced

The pnriom pieces average IN ifneh
from to ; yards
36 Inch Printed Charmeusette. Was sac yard
Now Observation-Disclosures. .,'''''' 20
- 4.ineh Printed silk and Cotton Crepe was t.c
a. inch Wash Alpaca. Was TSc yard. Now ase
~. inch Printed English Crepes. Were 6ac n
"a. inch Printed Dimmy. Was 4Se yard
Now ...,..,.......,ss,,. - 30"
36-tneh Printed Dimits. was 3Hc yaa.
3e inch Printed Zephyr Was a5c yatd
NOW -
36 inch Printed Zephyr. Was aoc yhu
NOW - ''N'
Corron Dnrss Goops SECTION, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Furniture Greatly Reduced

All the offerings are sold as :s' s"o'ee'
to scars, damages and imbertechons.
I Magasine Rack sturdily made OF metal wss ss
s-section Folding Screen. covered with ofow, osa
burap. Was sl2 Now: N,.h T,h,. with shelf
and drawer Was $40. Now. w.........:: .s.'o"
I Pair Mahogany Book Ends. Was $l2 Now se.ao
I Rox Spring for :. -si7e bed size 48x'4 ihches:
covered with good ticking Was S32. NOW >f
4 Courh Pad upholstered in crctonnc with VaIance
s,ze aON74 inches Was SIS. Now. N"s"
End Table with solid mahogany TOP was e. =. m
/ Arm Rocking Chair. the Windsor style wa
si7S0 Nov -. 80. :. :, -. , o,,
Davenport Table of mahogany and gum"ood con-
str,ction Was sc5. Now. ........,.......' .Nlo.eo
Mating Covered Box. Was So Now. sa.oo
Magazine Box on legs. trimmed with mana a,coo o.
rations Was $3.50. Now. ..........: 49,. .So.ov
LID Desk with drawer: mahogany and gumwood
construction Was $i750. Now. ............$ $S
FURNITURE SECTION SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Junior Misses Oxfords and Pumps
$2.s5 Pair. Here 81
Infants Sweater Suits, g We're s.

- S-piece Knitted Sweater Suits IL 4 weight
suitable FOR Spring Tan and blue only 81
this special low marking
INFANTS SECTION FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Fridav Notions Reductions

i;a Rails Mercerized Darnng Cotton IN ectu 6iu
smoked elk Were l0c ball. Now &c
900 Packages Bronze Hair Pins. in rs ano =.
inch lengths Were sc package. Now packages
A. piece. Flcur de Lys Tape. in ROSE tan. blue and
crav Were 30c piece. Now. .isc
"a Bottles Rapid Brown Dye. We're 2Sc oo,.;..
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Women's Broadc1oth Overb1ouses
Sfe5 We're s29S

% Womens White Broadcloth Overblouses, with
cub and two-in-onc collars. Sizes "a to a.
= Extra size Creme de Chine OverblouseS. with wee
collars in white sizes 48 TO So In navy size o.
IS Now. 'F""
= Wh;tc Radium Overbiouses, in sizes "a to -
We're $3.50 Now ,s =: = 80 80
Creme de Chine Overblouses: IN oack, VIII IN ves
collars trimmed with white ribbon: in sizes a. -
as i in navy blue with light blue collar size SO 81.
Were s575. Now ,,o.,.. with fri,ls
down the front; sizes AZ and 46 were 80 90 q,
Tan Broadcoth Overblouse' WIN wee He'A e. % OK
10 1prown VsIyeteen Oyerblouse, size A. Was s3s5
White Dmitv Overblouse. size 36. Was 1929
Now :
I Handmade White Wolfe Overbiouse win opch OPT
collar; size a. Was $3.50. Now ......''.''''' ''"'
BLOUSE SECTION, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26

Mems Overcoats, s24.7s
We're s35 and so
In this splendid group are included hne quarry III.
cravs blues and few fancy patterns me
broken sizes in single and douoie-oreasteo
models include . ,.. a.
coats sizes 35-2 coats sizes 36-3 coats sizes 81.
coats sizes 36- coats sizes 5s-o coats SIC 1e
. coats sizes 42-2 coats sizes 44-i coat s1. az.
which limited size range suggests m"eu'A's
selection.
Mems Socks, CSC We're s2 Pair
30 Pairs of Mems Fancy sAk-and-wool SOCKS IN
sizes TO- l0lz, II and l1h o.. u.r.
Wool Sweater Vests In sizes 80 Ano 'o e.
s,Imported Leather Collar Bags. Were "a. Now 81
Try MINIS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Mems Oxfords, M'4S
We're IS to SO Pair
81 uairs Mems Black and Tan CaiSkn H, Oxio ia
yt,5 medium or wide toes. Botn oiucnet aao
straight lace styles shown some nasS ~
Der heels. Sizes In the comoinedi ie' an az
Assi9 o 9j7. 10. 10l2, II: 81 "a ,ooiz.
ii; d s, 6lk. 9. slz. 10. 10ia II.
rp1 NEys SroRE, SECOND FLOOR
Bows Golf Hose, 55c We're 81 Pair
ooo pairs Bows Cotton n-and-Wool ana SIX -ano"
wool Golf Hose in light t-wegnt out warm ILL., ILL.,
turex with pain legs and fancy Uops E'..S
naf- was taken from regular STOCK ana gIeaIE
f,1red for uuirk Friday clearance: sizes 70 ~"
with the exception of 7'=
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Art Embroidery Reductions

Tan Silk rtiew. gold braid trimmed Was 50 W
Now Observation-Disclosures rtt*'Ff
silk pillows trimmed With nuwers III otrhld
and green Were 50 each NV. .,.,.,,...t, >Aaa
/ Fancy nlue SIN rUlaW Was 81 aa Nov ,,., ~
Orehia Sitk rtilaW. ntnMcd With snld lace ant
itoWers Was sa 80 Now ,,,.,.,t,t,s,,,,... 4. :. N
Rass Taneta shade tor a neof lamp was
Ala Nav .e.,,,.ss.,s>,, s.t,t-4+t.. t..,<.t. Va
Il satin Sewing hags, plnk hhle and selsaw. Weye
81 eaCn, NaN
naudais Dais Were soaN New ,,,t,,..,., u
l Handmade HeeAsd Mug, Georgian swan pAttern
Asr RMsso,pssy ssestcN. SEVENTH F,ecs
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Fine Jewelry for Women-Reduceo

sets OF Sterling Silver Ribbon kunnefS w.. 49,
Sterling W silver Lockets. Were S. each Now sis5
Sterling Silver Eyeglass Cases at ss that vas
s2s at 1915 that was SIS and at s42S that was
AK Green Gold Slave Bracelet, set with green
lax Green Gold slave Bracelet, with cornelian
and green onyx Was s35 Now SO
AK Green Gold Bracelet set with rose quar-.
ana k God Bar % rin. with pink ena: that
was 50 is now se.s with pink enamel that .sss vas
s575 Is now $3.50 and with white enamel tha,
m AK K { Green ""s Gold Mcunn. with platinum tor:
takes l-carat stone Was s2a. Now. IS
Platinum Ring Mounting TO TAX. ssilco stone
AK. Green Gold and Onyx Ring. Was SIS
Now .......................... "a
Decorated Black Bronze Vase; large size. was
Dancing fn Girl Statue. Was s22 Nox....sis
FINE JEwEIRY SECTION FIRST FLOOR.
Women's and Misses Sports
Dresses. So.75 Were s16@
8 Two-Pece Sports Dresses becoming styles
number OF attractive shades
Were si3.75 Now ow.........................ss .ss.7s
SPORTSMAN SECTION, THIRD Floor
Misses Fur trimmed Coats
$3.50 We're s59"
right shades Several have shawl collars
Junior Misses OXfOrdS and Pumps
S2.s5 Pair. Uere7
pairs Junior Misses Tan calfskn Shoes. with
plain and welt soles: sizes AA: So A: :. Tl-
and B: s. sis and : c. Were 81 pair Nov s.-ss
3 pairs Patent Leather Pumps, sizes A; ; and
c. Were 81 pair. Now. S2ss
II pairs Tan Calf Pumps Sizes s. 5i3 and "A:
az. and B: 3. and c. Were 81 rar
10 pairs Tan Calf Lace Shoes: sizes Az. 81: ard
Z AA A: 6, s2 and B: 90. 5, 81. s and c
- pairs Patens M leather. white and Kid Top Lac
Shoes with turned soes: sizes Ii. lot. Is, 49,,
and A: 49,. i3 49,, and s: i3t2. ard
= c: i3i. and IL n. Were 81 pair, Now. s..aS
pairs Tan Cali Oxfords Nth plain toes and welt
soles; sizes i2'. iS II. and A: i2i- 3: - Ard
c. Were 81 pair. Now .-....-.--.....-.. .Sses
cRnpsENs SHOE SECTION, FcrsrH Ftooa.
Infants Sweater Suits, 3 Here IS
- s-piece Knitted Sweater Suits in weight
suitable tor Spring Tan and e,Ge only -
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Womcn's Silk Costume Slips. >3'4o

Were SIS a5 Is Womens Navy Crepe de Ct'ine ne
Costume Sins with deep hens; in sizes "a TO a.
"a Lace trimmed Costume Slips OF pink crepe q. de
chine: in sizes SO. 40 and a. were soso %.
Z Radium Costume Slips, with deep hens IN ne n
green: sizes 40 and AZ Were s3so NO" & 80
Tub silk Costume Slips. In gray; size 81 Wees ae
S295. NOW os
RACK Ravon Costume Slip: size 34 Was s2so
Now
/ Rcd Ravon Satin Petticoat; 28-tncn len.tn
Was sos. Now. ........:. - ~
Pair Ponsee Bioomers. l9-inch iehgIh' was % e,
Pair Green Rayon Bloomers ls-incn iensfn H -
Was So so. Now ...',, -.
Cosr1-Mr SLIP SEcTIoN. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-01-26

sss Imported Glass Bud Vases IN r"o ne ,or raay
r.x ANN HAN ORNAMENT SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Umbrellas Reduced

7 Women's Sch and
Fancy Bordered SIX
Umbrellas: in brown.
purple and red. l6-
rib frames with as
sorted am bert t 0 n c
handles and matching
tips and ferrules.
Evening star., 1928-01-26
Women's Shoes, s3.75 Pair
We're SO fOs18
Girls Hats Reduced to 81, 3

90 velvet and Felt Hats, ten at the lo"VI H7 ""'s
and ten at the higher. ,s ., ,x.
Il Imported Berets Very greauy reo"'eo " ~'~
c,u1s' MILLINERY SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
CAR IN f A|NES
TIES TRAC ION
TRAFFIC

"A blazing street car At Fourteenth
and 3 streets Southwest tied up
early morning traffic for some 1o
minutes today and provided plenty
Of excitement for hundreds of spec
tators
Al Washington Lacey car was
going toward Virginia when its con-
troller caught fire. Only few
passengers were In 1t and they
wasted not a. moment in getting out.
Tfen they joineG the rapidly grow,
ing crowd to watch the preceedln. ~
The power was immediatelv cut
off but the fire continued until En-
gine No. Is and Truck No. 3 aIo-
peared on the scene. They quickly
ended the blaze with small loss.
Meanwhile, traffic on Fourteenth
Street had ceased "A long line OF
cars extended half 6 mile In either
direction, with much perturha ton
among passengers. Not for 10
minutes could cars move.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
AS PALS
ARGUE RESCUE

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. 27.-His
three intoxicated companions failed
to arouse him from drunken stu
por while the shack in which they
were having an orgy Of drinking
was aflame. and man believed to
be- Leonard Mockenhaupt. So, of this
city, was burned to death.
Mockenhaupt, Charles Muringer.
Charles Remmel and Baltimore
Charley Jones were the men who
spent the night in the corrugated
iron "shanty' on the outskirts of
the city.
Two trappers who were setting
their snares for muskrats along the
Jordan were the first to notice the
blaze. When they investigated they
found the three drunken men argu-
ing. On being told that buddy
was still inside the flame.swept struc-
ture, they made brave efforts to
save him from death but failed.
When the city firemen received
the alarm the' red-hot iron sheets
had already collapsed upon the body,
which was reduced toa crisp when
finally the ruins cooled sufficiently
to permit an investigation.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
? | A n
BENEFIT

The Catholic knights Of America
have completed arrangements Ter
the forty.fifth annual bail and card
party for the benefit Of ST. Joseph's
home and school. Twenty eighth
street and Perry Place Northeast,
to be held 1t the Mayflower Hotel
tomorrow night.
II. "A. Tobin Is president of the
executive committee in charge Of
the event; John A. Madigan, secre-
tary; q. Gwynn Gardiner, vice
president. and Michael Mahaney.
treasurer. william 81 DeLacy Is
master of ceremonies and floor
manager and the Rt. Rev. g. r.
Thomas is at the head Of the
list on the reception committee.
Richard j. Hartigan is chairman
of the door committee, and the
other members are w. q. Nolan.
Thomas b McNamee. William Neu.
land, T. Aquin Keeian, Frank M.
Tobin and Martin Al. Cook.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
MAKE MORE MONEY

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eyes. clear complexion and exuh-
Grant vitality denote a system free
from impurities. Constipation poi.
sons the whole system. slows the
step, saps energy, destroys con.
fidence and cuts down the earning
power.
Rid your system Of constipation
and it's poisons. DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets remove them gently
tone up the system, clear the eyes
and complexion and bring back
normal vigor. A compound OF
vegetable ingredients, prescribed 10
patients for 20 years in place u
calomel. They act easily and
quickly on bowels and liver.
Take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
and keep fit for the daily grind.
Thousands of happy men and wom-
EN- use them regularly as an aid to
success in their everyday tasks.
Know them by their olive color, l5c,
SOC, soc.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Iokens,
GUIDE Bros. Co, 1912 f st. N w
Artiaftc--- ExpreeefF Fe-- -lnexpenelve
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY sEkVlEE
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emins aaaafa gyms. u saFas. 81, III He Rev 4 4
Sisn0rhs. Franz &. Rollins. -, and Hazel lett
/ TS5es5s RossSseE. a. dpis qSs Rev. lev II VI. FoI- ST
81 t. 7. stock. il. 2s, ard Mary 4,
Leo Loeb, 4s and Lillian Marshali,
4s; Jgdss .dS 2; aatsiaEdy. ss agG Mary NJ
Wildman. g2. The Rev. ". 7. Brooks.
leon q. Wheeler. al and Frederick&
D. Newman. IL. The Rev. J. 2. Com
nell go. II
r,s,sssl a.lss v MfF.z Tss rev u n !. FIsisnsIi
water c. Glover. ~. and Violet y.
Glannonatti ~. The rev. q. A Hen
Chester Turner, Is,.a = ana ! asasvisys
Walter g. Curry ": and Daisy esg., z.
SLAYER ,,, Tes RsaESsy Ess Y g and aofISia Eaish
Tineiey. 2S.T The Rev MI r. Lowell.
, , CARTON u. Cook. 20, and Martha q.
Graft, 2s. The Rev. RI slzoG.
Robert Woed, 52. and Durita Lewis,
u The REV. III n, Ford.
iseorge Brooks, 81. and Edith Brown,
~. The Rev Aquila savies.
Charles Carter. and i, e Sc s,sas.. LIlse
Charles \. Harris, Il and Helen
Barker 81. The Rev. Al IA. Brooks.N
Carl d. Chase. "a, and Hazel Cs
GRAY. 90 The Rev, w w. Estray.
Alien smith, "a. and Henrietta Moss
lis. The Rev wv. ID Jarvis.
Richard Royal ~. and Sue Scott,
10. The Rev. =. Al. washington
| Ebert NicoIs, ~. and Edna Chew,
It9 The Rev. Aquila Sayies.
| David Meekins, "a. and Catherine
Brown 10 The Rev. @. II. White.
Louis St George 23. and Freda
WhefezeI, g5 The Rev. p. Cs Priinnl,
c Al. Wingfield, Is. and Chriatine p.
Beckwith, Va The Rev 2. g. copen-
hayer.
Garrett Al. enemy, 81, and Edna Hen-
son ~ The Rev j r.. Britgs
Freeman s. wallace, "a and Eunice
Al. Perrfe, s5. The Rev. =. q. French.
Charles II. Roberts. I'll, and Frances
e. Kraus, is. The Rev. W ~ HOft-
man.
Harriet II. Hutson, 70. The Rev Y.
Ellsworth II. west, ~. and Edna
Coleman. ~. The Rev. 81 HI whiting.
James Reed 22 and Thelrna Bowie,
f9 The Rev. j. C. Marshall
Joe Dunnington. SO. and Hattie Moss
5S The Rev. j. r. Brooks.
w II Eimore. %, and Sadie r.
Hunt, 19. The Rev. NJ. Al Hoffman
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Births, Marriages and Deaths
DEATHS

Hannah 4 Mead. SIS yaara, ses TWen-
ty-third St. NJ w.
Melissa Davis. SIS years. 1857 Bel
mont Sit ii. WI
Joseph =. North sc years. 500 Fern
ST. NJ nv
John MeCloskey. - years. Home sor
Aged and InYifnl
Edward j Bull, I'd years. 1913 New
ark ST NJ w
Hospital.
dence Hospital.
Ave nj Nv
Arthur e Harreii 81 years, pfI
enth ST N w
George Curtis. II years. Home Tor
Josephine $. Gross, aS years 262g
Sheridan Rd. S. 81.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Court Wants Couple
To Part Peaceably

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-After
hearing part of the testimony of
Mrs. Margaret Witteman, wife of
a wealthy Brooklyn realty man, in
her suit for separation. Justice
McCrate called her counsel, Theo.
dore Stitt, and William F.. Butler,
counsel for the defendant, Harold
Wittenan, and asked them to try
to work out a separation agree
ment.
Mrs. Wittenian charges that, be.
ginning in October OF last year,
her husband stayed away nights
and finally asked her to give him
a divorce.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Controversial Topics
Favored IN Schools

CHESTERTOWN, Nd. Nov. 27.-
1T was the consensus Of opinion
at tile conference of school stlperiii
tendents, principals and teachers
Of the schools of Cecil, Kent
Queen Annes, Talbot and Caroline
counties that controversial topics
such as the injection of religion
into politics and pcIitics into religion
should be discussed freely iii ciasss
room in connection with courses
in problems Of American democracy
now being introduced into Mary.
land high schools
The handling Of such topics
should not, however, be tempered;
ii was stated, ~ injection q the
teachers personal opinions and 1e
or she should be instructed To
direct discussion along impartial
lines. The moot subject Of re.
Ifgious tolerance should be dis.
cnssed III ali its aspects. educat tors
believe. according to the discretion
Of the Instructor and as 3 con,
tribution to the study Of the de-
velopment of public opinion III this
country.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Home Missionary Work
For Mountains Stressed

sam r. Hurley, president Of the
Mountain Industrial Institute at
srundy. Va. stressed the need for
home missionary work in the noun
1ains of Virginia and eastern West
Virginia and Kentucky. III an ad-
dress ire the Washi gton Min
isferial Association In the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church yester-
day.
THE Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman,
Episcopal bishop OF Washington, and
tina Rev. Samuel r. Porter, pastor
of the First Baptist Church and
president Of the association, were
present at the address.
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Woman Acting-MayOr
Is Ruling Des MOines

DES MONIES. Nov. 81 U.N.S1.
A woman is acting mayor Of Des
Moines. She Is Mrs. Emma X.
Blaise, commissioner of finance,
who took over the reins OF nunic-
ipal government upon the death
of Mayor John MacVicar.
Mrs. BIaise is among those prom.
inently mentioned as Mr.. MacVi.
cars successor. The new mayor
will be named soon by the city
council.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
MARY g. SHANER
LAURA II. TANNER

ner. who died 1t her late residence.
1424 Harvard ST, Sunday, were held
In the 8 n Hines Company funeral
home today.
Miss Tanner WAS So years Of age.
Miss Mae r. Foiimer. of Harvard
Street; Edward n Stock Of Beth.
Mrs Charles a. Monroe, of East
The DECEASED was a native of
Ohio. but lived in Maryland ana
washington Tor many years. Iflter.
ment was in the Congressional
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

Excess acid is the common cause
Of Indigestion. 1t results III pam
and sourness about two hours after
eating. The quick corrective Is an.
alkaii which neufralizes acid. The
best corrective Is Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia. 1t has remained stand
ard with physicians in the SO years
since its invention.
One spoonful sof Phillips Milk of
Magnesia neutralizes instantly many
times its volume In acid. 1t Isl
harmless and tasteless and its ac-
fion is quick. You will never rely
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
WOMAN SLAYS LAWYER

SOFIA, Nov. 81 U.N.S),-Rumors
of a new political murder today fol.
lowed the killing Of a weIl-known
lawyer named Penkowski In his
office by a woman who gave the
name of Blazew, a widow, She
told police she was actuated by
revenge.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

age when youthful appearance Is
of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the
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cents. improved by the addition Of
other ingredients. called s'Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" It
Is very popular because nobody can
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with it and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time. By. morning the gray hair
disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound. is that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after
a few applications. it also produces
that. soft luster and appearance Of
abundance which is so attractive.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

will be started Thanksgiving Day
by Reading business men from the
Whander airport, north OF Reading.
A passenger line between the same
cities will be opened in April.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

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physicians for so years in correct
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milk OF Magnesiar has been tile
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pany and its predecessor Charles II
Phillips since 1875.