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field Hospital Nursery Guild, and the
1 committees which viii work With her
! In making D success OF thu Wardman
| PARK Saddle Club Spring Horse SHOW,
| to be given under the auspices OF the
Welfare and Recreational Association
of Public Buildings and GROUNDS ~
the Rock Greek Park Euuttation RED,
Saturday. May 4, Tor the benent @ the
four baby wards which are being sup
ported BY the 0arfeld Hospital Nursery
Guild.
Horse show Is Mr.. Joan O. Gheen,
chairman, end MIR. William Axton: the
committee on boxes. and donations,
Mrs, Edmund Horgan, chairman; Miss
Toussairlt Dubois,Y daughter Of former
Senator and Mrs. Fred T. Dubois. OF
Idaho. and Mr.. Gheen: the committee
on tickets and invitations. MRS, William
Earl Clark, chairman; Mrs. Caryl Bur-
bank, Mrs. Lorraine Stahlnecker and
Mrs. w. J. Tidball: the program COM
mittee, Mr. Gheen, chairman; MRS.
John Arnold Cannon, Miss Toussaint
Dubois, Mr.. william King Olive and
In charge Of luncheon, is Mrs: Homer
RULER as chairman, and publicity, Miss
Torissaint Dubois Is in charge.
The horse show committee OF the
GARFIELD Hospital Nursery Guild, Of
which Mrs. Horgan Is chairman. is
composed of the chairman OF eacn
subcommittee, Mrs. Horgan. Mrs. ruler,
Mrs. Clark, Miss Dubois and Mr.. Gheen'
The New York state Society Of Wash
ington viii give reception and dance
this evening in the Willard room At
the Willard Hotel at Q o'clock. The
guests of honor will be the Right Rev.
James E, Freeman. Bishop OF Washing
ton, and Mrs. Freeman, the Rev. James
Shera Montgomery, chaplain OF the
House, and Mrs. Montgomery, senator
and Mrs. Royal Copeland, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Representative
and Mrs. Daniel Alden Reed, the new
members of Congress, Mrs. Ruth Baker
Pratt, Representative and Mrs. Francis
D. Culkin, Representative and Mrs. Ed
mund r. Cooke, Representative and
Mrs. William J. Drummer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Justice Harlan Stone. the D. A.
r. New York State officers, Mrs. Samuel
j. Kramer, regent; Mrs. Frank H. Par
cell, vice regent; Mrs. Bert Van VIE,
recording secretary; Mrs. Theodore de
Laporte, corresponding secretary; Miss
Ruth Barber, treasurer; Mrs. William T.
Weldon, historian: Mrs. Silas Croker,
chaplain; Mrs Fisher M. JoSlin, Gus
todian, and the delegates of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution to
the national convention, Mr.. Frank B.
Steele national secretary general of
the Sons of American Revolution, and
Mrs. Steele.
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Leather and Silk
HANDBAGS. $3.50

styles in envelope aud pouch shapes.
Fashionable feathers and colors.
is Rhinestone HANDBAGS; siIk lined;
SLIG HTLY SOILED. Were 81.
6 Rhinestone Handbags; silk lined:
eLIG HTLY SOILED. Were 81.
10Y ,th., y,.rdb..s: svas9er STYLES:
laced an edxes, Were $40. Nov. $3.50
j BEIGE Alligator-calf Pouch Handbag;
smart extension handle. Was Slz:
Sow ..s;:,; nii.n;aih,,:. -. 'includine many
types and feathers SL1G H T L Y
SCILED, Were S. Now ........,..$ 50
HANDBAGS, AISLE No. 8
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Awnings Reduced

Slightly SEIZED.
tan. Were $3.50. Reduced to-. so
4 Awaings, . feet 6, in green and tan.
Were So Reduced to. Sc
Avninss. ; feet 6. in khaki. Were
$3.50, Reduced to .;.:.....;. .SESo
I Awnings. feet 6, in tan ane br0wn;
Were $3.50. Reduced to .&S.60
J1pHoLSTERY, Sixth FLOOR.
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Items listed are subject to slight imterfecfions
some are slightly damaged and shob,oorn.

JS slip.in CedaFised Garment Bags.
inches. Were s3.25. Now. .$l.25
Enforced sides. was SAYS. Now es.9e
8 Feeling Meehines, for peeling fruit
and ysgstsslss. Were sl;Ss: NeE ese
Vas s4.5o. Nov. =. .'. .sss0
waite Rnameled Woven Fibre Clothes
Hamper. large size; corner shape;
1 Decorated Enamel breakfast Neck
Set. table and two high-back benches.
Was Ses. Nov. ................Se4 80
3 2S-feet pieces Garden Hese, complete
with couplings. Were S6.2S. Now $3.50
4 50-foot pieces Garden Hose. complete
with coupl ings. Were Sl2:50:
nov ..:....:.... ~; 90; I.
1 white Enameled Steel Wash stand,
cabinet type. Was Sl8. Now. 1913
HOUSEWARES. FIFTH FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Vanitfes Reduced
"Moth-o-no" Garment
Bags, 8 for 45c

Were } for Csc
Splendid. dust-xroof. moth-pToof bags
Ii which to store your garments.
6ide-opening.
Z Harging Cretorue Pot Holder Sets.
SliEhtiy soiled. Were a.. Nov. &c
1sTowei Racks Were 7Sc, NOW sc
10 Stoekirg and Tidy Bexes. Slightly
IMPERFECT. Were more. Now .2Sc
IS pieces Curtain or Shelf Trimming.
. yards to. piece: assorted coloIs
Now. 3 yards. Csc
NorIoNs, AISLE No. 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Novelty Gokers, ST

were -, ~ ana ~
70 Attractive Novelty chckers-smart
fSr WITT W. costume sssSs 'sTs.y yosuSw .r. a.
'E En .sasf' Sissi:iis Cases 'ws;i: IS:
sstsriins; silver Ena.:m:i:d ic;ii:asettgsss
stsriinr Silver r. Ens 1~ Ciis:aretts
si as.n.l. YES s:r iso s.is w.r.
Ensmei:i ssvias sets. wer. IS IS:
I Enimsi.d iBc:;ii Marks. were q 81.
En.nia:;i:d Ris.;k;.ii 'Mi.niii:;ari:; SETS:
HS..:,.S Sterling silver Pen knives;
blue kna%si Mirrci .ad CcIb. Were Were
Ro.. En.nsl Hand Mirrors. wper:
\ R: ss'1 sn.n.i HAND Mirrsr. Wa. s.
iR.;s Enamel 'Han,dd Mirror. was
'i Rose Enamel Hair brushes. were
s sSsn En s1. Hair Brush. Wa: IS.
Blue Enamel c;oanb. was s al.
! En.,n.ii ana Mare.,;;it. C;iisair's'tit. Boz:
Mat Crystal an;di Ma;rea.iiii: Cciis;ar;stts.
'i nos. VIZ nna sss 6 hss Boz. Was sss
IT, Enamel name c;isal:it. Bo1: was sss Us
nov nio
! Enamel Clock. Was SIS. Now. $40
! Enameled Clock. Was SIS. Now. .A5
Enameled Perfume Set. Was 3z2.e0.
wow :. ~
"a Sterlins Silver and Enamel Pocket
MamieuTe Sets. Were 81. Now. So
. Sterling silver and Enamel Comb and
Mirrer, In case. Were IS. Now. s.
Sterling Silver and Enamel Comb
ana Mirror Sets, In cases. Were &33.
NOW elS
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE No. 10
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Marquisette Curtains
Special. s. pair

100 PAIRS fer this Friday Selling. Pop
yiar cream maIauisette; IA yards lons'
20 Cream Marauisette Panels, with
fringe, az yards long. Special. 81
50 pairs Ryasd Marsuisette Curt3fisn a.
In white, cream and ecru. q. yards
long. Very special. .$1.l0 pair.
UPHOLSTERY, Sixth FLOOR.
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Vudor Porch Shades

Slightly Imtsrfeet
1 BrewR Shade; size ex6. Was $3.50;
i Brewn shade; size SKIS. Was ;s;eo
NOW sss;.ov
1 Green shade, size 6x6. Was $S;sS
T0 Br..n shade; siss iixs. wa; $3.50
Brevn shade; size 7xs. was $500
Now .....,.......... $3.50
Green Shades; size 7x76. Were
/ Brswn SHADE, sise skis. was $3.50;
Brs.n sshadei size axe. Was 90; 60
/ fU Green shade; size skis. was 1880
Bre1n SHADE, size iox7.s. was 81;
V Green shade; size axis. Was ss.s0:
To Gr.:. shade; sise .lxs. was s.. 50.
Brexn shade; sise ixs. Was $3.50
Fl Waod-Rrsme Screens; size 3oxs7
Were roc. Now. .....'-4oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Fine-quality Hair
Brushes. Special. $50


s.; with good strong bristles. Es-
pecially purchased for Fridays
selling.
30 Compaets with assorted shades Of
Woodward & Lothrop's Imported Bath
Seaps; assorted cdors. Special.
i; Log.,handisd Powder PATS. wsT:
go % ne s0N Wins. Aiamis:rs. ASSORTED I'd
~, De yilbiss Atepifers; assorted
eoloTs. Were 81 $50. Now ....... sac
oTs. We're se50. Nov SI.aS
H.. M.E:-up Rexi slishtly damaged;
r.. M.i:-ap Ne Boxes; i.iishtiy 'dsms::s.
sMa9s:uD Sf s.i..; slightly d.n.s. g.
i TessI... s.i:. Assorted colo sss
Is Imported s-pi.ce Nigh. SETS, va ;sf
bottle and glass. Were s5c set.
NAH Buffers. wer. ,ias Now. .sss
sl,e NSaiSi: .o;.a setS in leather eass
e Teysi Backs. Assorted colois.
50 bsyss Bsn-Hur Face Powder. we've
g bottles Ben-Huir; Perfume were wsS:
IS q bottle. b:n-Har Toilet water. w: ere
3 Jar, ,yiyaadou Ti..u. Cream. We.
/ BOTTLE Lery's Perfums. wa. 81 IS.
ToIIETRIEs. AISLE le. FIRsT FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

1 Green Enameled Detecte Rath Scale.
Was $3.50. Now. .,.........,...S s.75
] Gibson Golden Oak RefIiEeratsr.
board Insulation: 100 pounds lee
capacity. Can be equipped with cleo
tFte YefFtgeratte Was 45I.
NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$&&.t0
I Waite Enameled Makeup Table,
ms s Vas sss. New. .Siz.ss
! Florence oil Cock Stove, two-burner
size. Was tie. Now. .Sit.75
] Florence Oil stove oven, With theY.
mometer attached. Two-b urner
size. Was $3.50. Now. .S4.a5
with lattice work. Were $2.75.
Q white Painted Growing Vine Boxes,
with lattice work, Were 1918.
NOV NA.dS
: White Painted Growing Vine Boxes.
with lattice work. Were 81. Now. soc
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Rose. IN smart fancy patterns,
regular stock and reduced for
10 wash HATS. Of linen: styles
for boys from 8 to IL years Of
age. size 61s to ga. Greatly
reduced 70 ................J5 c
81 Athletic Union Suits, fine cotton
knit. Sire 2 years. Were 81.
NOW .4VC
81 pairs Boys Cotton Payamas,
figured and striped patterns, also
plain colofs. One and two-piece
styles. Sizes 6, Q, IL and IA In
lot. Taken from regular stock
and reduced. Were $l.6S and
90. Now $50. .85c
Q Smaller Boys Suits. with wool
shorts and washable tops.
Broken lots reduced for clear
ance. Sizes 4, S and 6. Reduced
70 s....s..-....... 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Dozen Rolls Toilet
Tissuc, Special. 78c

500 rolls Fine Quality. Straight
cut Toilet Tissue; 1000 sheets
to the roll.
TorIETRrEs. AISLE 1e. FIRST FLooR.
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~
20 Sets. each including jug and sig
thin glasses to match.
s g Galore: ss.S Glass lee Tea Tumbls,,s.
ImDeit.d celer.d Glass Flower vases, a"s
Imported Glass 'cccci.isd Flower ana "a
Pruit Center; Was $40. Now. .Ss.s5
Z ys CslO =, i Class Flower or Fruit Bows:
celcred Glass Fiewer Vase with vide
w! Csl::..ed spS RID, cnt Glass Flower Vase;
ceisr.4 ana Cut e;iss; Fruit 80. -
icyer Bowls. Were $3.50 Nov. .ss
V. ,in va, iT1,psrNss sl Decorated Fisy:r
g Imported Decorated Vases with han
dies. Were $50. Now. .Ss.S0
Decorated French GLASS Footed Gem.
ColoFed Glass lee Tubs with nee
srainers and tones; complete.
odd. and End: .esi Tsbi. Gi:;;x, sSs
Some pieces IMPERFECT Greatly
CLASSwlRy, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
7EfD IUps KFuMs
-PHoLsTERY, SIXTH FLOOR.
Art Embroidery Reductions

III EI1l0KOA0SAy 4~SSS1~SANAA~
Unhlesehed Muslin Cover-ail Aprens,
stenciisd designs, Were 81. NOV soc
/ HanS-smbfeidered nlue ILL ~
Lunehssn Set; faded. was ss
s' vS.lv.i Tf.6i:; Eags:.,. Riicheliisiu' q;
Velvet and Gil braid trimmed Mats,
SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were 20
s : Metal Incense Burners. wers. i, 4.
I Metal Incense burners. Were g q 80 q
nov ! Ts..lt.s ;T.iiis 'ssearii.. SHORTLY
DAMAoEp, II blue green orchisa,
T ! T.a ssso' rl HSw,' soiiiD. was d
ho sE;..i.;.:;i: pillows, lsoiiED from dis:
Pl& Tf.R. Wsri Pillow III; sscriED. was %
0 s..ies i.r.i 'fiiiis;v.. isiolIED. VIZ:
= Cree" ,eiinit.; :. hi Boxes ids
stsskinE Boxes. SLIGHTLY DAN
AGED. We're soc. Nov. s,.y;,..i;;1;5i s %
S. E.sss Ss't w. Ss ;i sss' SoW sae
MsRe.sp Boxes. mirrors broken.
ys Tiay '' sss.. sG sSLiaoiHTIx DAMAGE.
weT as.n I'll sSsi ssI.;. Were ii IS
f0v weekend Box Bs1. isoiLED was ~ !!
No india; s.::m;es.iin:ns Bee ;ss;.:
soM.ED, was. $3.50. Nov. 50
ia Gingham Waterproof Chisks; blue,
red and black. Were SOC; Ney c ~. % S2c
wseSsn Masasine Racks soiLEkHiI
Were Y. MCw.;,'.S rv1rrH FIooR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

254 Pairs Boys Spring-weight
also some plain colors. Taken
clearance. Sizes ~ to 10L.
3 Four-piece Flannel Suits, with
two pairs golf Knockers, one plain
and one plaid. Full cut and
well tailored. SIIG HTLY
SOILED. Sizes 10 and IL. Were
Sls.75. Now .............S175
Al Smaller Boys Fine Spring Suits,
of fine wash fabrics, including
the sturdy Palmer cloth. But
ton-on style. Sizes 3 to z years.
Were $3.50. Now. .S1.SS
Is Fancy Worsted Sports Sweaters,
slip-over style. Sizes Q, IL to Is.
Were SIS. Now. .$3.45
81 Boys Hats and Caps, broken
lot and sizes 6ls to 6sA In lot.
Greatly reduced for clearance
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Linen Guest Towels
Special. 81 pair


80 pairs all-linen towels, with lace
insertion and edge.
IL AI-Linen Table Cloths, white with
cross hemstitching; 54x72. Were s6.35.
Fo HTI,.ijn:n. 'H.m.,it.s:d whit; I :Sls
Cloths, 54xs4.-- Were. TITS. Now 1895
c,. M-Li E"I. HeM:titeasss EsSs Tssls.
in ecru;. 54xS4. Were s6.75. Now S4.Is
2. An-Linen Hemstitched Ecru Table
Cloths. 36x36. Were 81. so. Now si.7s
An-Iirer Hemstitehed Scarfs. 1ay45.
Hapd-woyen Luncheon Sets, With
sss S %sas $50 ssa N Hapks sp, az
Hand-wover Luncheon Set. cloth
esxoS and napkins. Was s8:7s.
Hand.wcven Luncheon Sets, cloth rSi,
a9xea. and napkins. Were $3.50;
Eand.wsvea Lupe6ecn' Sci. Cloth
6SxeS and napkins. Was sl250
2 AIi-Liasa Wshss-yesys :. iS-pises
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR,
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Parchment Shades

.SliektIy ssilsl or demags9
s-ineh DECORATED Risated snaaIsas IA:
we irSs-i ss psssraiisd fi.ated shades:
WeFs , y h nS,sesr;.;i:i 'ii:.t:i shades.
is-ineR Deeoraisd Pisated shades;
Were IS. Now. .........;.. ..M
i bridge shade. ANTIQUE parchment.
was $3.50: Now ..;,,,. ~
| Brisgs e shsNa o1 aeeeia'ea p..e.ss .so
/ 1s-ineh Decorated Paper SHADE,
orange noEal border. was VI new Sl,s9
and ray. Was $40. Nov. Isl
ls-Ineh Decorated RsFchme1t nssae'
Vas VIZ S sissS Nov. .......' 80. $50
/ ls.ineh Risated IiAsa ghaae, peach
LAi1fs. arvrNIE FLooa.
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Rugs Reduced for Friday Clearance

4 High grade Chenille Bath Russ, size
24x36 Were s425. Now. .-..... .S3.4k
/ High-grade Imported Bed Or Bath
Reem Rug. embossed design; size
27x54, Was $1,000. Now. .Ss:55
8 Highs Grade Chenille Bath Rugs. size
27x54. was s6.75. Now. $3.50
/ High-grade Chenille Bath Rug, size
2AxC0. Was $e.75. Now. ...... .$S.9S
4 Oval Braided RUGS, size 2Sx4o. Were
oy. fG Braided Rus, sis: soxso s vas
3 Fine Quality Oval Chenille Rugs, SIZE
27x4s. Were $7.25. Now. 1886
2 Fine Quality Oval Chenille Russ,
size 24x4e. Were S7.25. Now. .Ss.95
size 3ox60. Were S9.75. Now. S6.s5
2 Oval Yarn and Rag Rags, size 30x50.
Were $6.75. Now. .$t:45
/ High-grade Seamless Velvet Rug, size
9xI2 Was s45. Now. 1850
1 Fine Quality Seamless Administer
Rug, size 9x12. Was $3.50.
I Mish.srade Seamless Administer Rss.
sisa Okla. Was $45. Now. $3.50
/ Crex do Luxe Rug, size 4,6x7.6. Was
! Taupe Kleariiax Rug, ideal for porch:
size 46x7,e. Was $3.50. Now S5.7S
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Robert Louis Stevenson's
Books. 25c

Were 90e. 50 volumes South Seas Edi-
ton. Reduced for Friday.
"New Natural History" volume 3, by
New Natural HixteYy." volume 3. By
J: Arthur Thomson. Were SO. Now 81
70 Automobile Rlue Book Highwsy
MAPS, including Virginia, GeorEia.
Virginia. Were S5c. Now. Toe
Golfers Monographs. Were 81 IS.
Life Of i5,;hh,m 'ii;...ii,,. soc &c
Stephenson. Was $40. Now 81
! Autobiesraphx Of Lincoln. z volumes.
boxes. Was $40. Now. ..........ss
Books, AIsLEs. 1925, FIRST FLOOR.
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Pied Piper Of Hamslin. Were 81 50.
j Rihle and It's story. was ST. Now ii
Golden Prince Fairy Tales. Were 81:
IA &c Books, By rails; were b
Chiid's Book Of old verses. BY Jessie
Wilcox Smith. Was So Now. .Sf.S5
Books, AIsLEs 23-25, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Week.End Tire Special
32x4 Defiance Balloon Tire
and Tube. $3.50

Specially Reduced for the Week End
TIRES FOURTH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Pink Willow
Pattern China
at Special Prices

By the set or single pieces cemplets
range OF items for q dinner service.
800 pieces at special prices.
M Commitment Plates, In pink
willow English porcelain. Special for
Is Flower Holders. w.r. :;c:' Nav ia
China CiEarr. holders. Were $50.
z Pottery Vases. Were IS. Now 81 Ds se
MangiDg Baskets. Were 50, Now 81 80
Italian Pottery Vases. We're IS.
z Oval Flower Bowls. Were sass
i Tan;shas.d Vas. in metal franz sriss
! salad Set, Sew iMPEaTEiic;Tl.. WA. s.
i Enrli.h Bon. China Plates. 'a!;ss
English BON. CHS. cal. set. 'O1 :
pieces. Wa 1913. Nov. ..........e IS
Service Plates. Were for ,31 50:
j black ana Gold Decorated SALAD ' SCI,
Noritake Chine; 8 pieces. Was sz5.
Impaired Tea Set. in tan ana biscS
u Pieces " Was s1 ,ss. Now eeeoia sssso
Ie Cas..eroIss Of English Porcelain.
sayesrs. We're sse. Now; .s5e
ware at greatly reduced prices.
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Mems Athletic Union Suits, Special, Csc

Suits twin Elastic
webbing back permit without binding Sizes
a. to 49,
Wo
uun nVse Ssss
EMS Four In. N VIZ ' ~ ~
patterned, lightweight silk Vat. and fan:
and Az
8
gray-mixed. and md
Were .$35 White Shirts and col
double Isle heel lot. s.
Sizes 10 to ill., Were Now
Mems Leather and
Small
$2I85
THE MEMS SroaE, SECOND FLOOR.
RovSt Cr,r;r,cy xx,efoh+ GoE Hose 05r r,sfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

2 Desrtleld Basket-weave Fibre Rags.
discontinued pattern. Size 4,ex7.e.
Were 1918. Now. 1919
i Rsttania Fibre Rug, sise 4.6x7.6. Was
tT.ao. NoW............... $3.50
2 Deerneld Basket-Weave Fibre Rugs,
discontinued pattern; size 21x54.
Were 33.1s. Nov. .xl.ae
I Rattannia r ser, discontinued
pattern; siSs q inches BY Q feet;
wv, was rS 20 NG ns,s =; irs:.a.,. R.ss'
reversible, with chintz borders. size
HOOK Hoos:a k NHs sic. a4xss. Was sis:4s;
f Persian Oriental Rug. as Isl: Sic
PRICE. Was s525. Now: ..,..,. slsS
embossed designs; size 3exes. Were
/ Reversible Wool Chenille nus, size
3Ox6O. Was S10.50. Now. &,75
/ lot Rag RuGs. plain colors ana NIT
and-niss patterns. Size 24x46. Re-
duced ONE-HAEF usual price.
4 ysSs Green B6rioadiccaa Carpet, size
sSxle. SLIGHTLY S0lLED. was
sTl.35. Now. .$4x.SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Rayon Spreads. $5.7s

Were $40; 5 spreads in blue and gold.
10 Fancy Colsred Gotten Blankets,
66xSo; SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were s35n.
Is Raysn and Cotton Spreads. scroIl
essign IN blue and green; soxloS. Were
BLaEKETs. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Mems Two I rousers Suits
Mems Summer Suits, $19.75

Mems Summer Suits of tropical weight
wod Hann Carried from stock but the fabrics
this TROUSERS ALTER
ATOMS ONLY. Regular 49, 81 3 A. longs Sc, 81 81,
&c. A. 49, So
Sxoar,
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3 Elbow Gus d ons. We're :50;
0 Satin iiiiiiiewsi,. Were iss Nevs... Is
/ Neealepeint Gushion. Wss 81:
Satis fiiisw.. was SIS. Man; ....:...ss
I sstheE Bas: Was g: Nov; ...r. q
Glass EIephant Aa1sfilni. We:
ii.i islIsSlll.s f .sna Base. DsRisi::d W.;
s, sw.,ss Sa Box;: was d. WOW, 8 q
oTS:ssf' fhs seaaer was sS'e was ssW sSe
uFestsd Trees. 'Waer;e; III, New. ;ss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
FIGHT ON FRUIT FLY
BARS RESHIPMENTS
Florida Host Plants Cannot Be
Reconsigned to States of
South and West.

BY the Associated Press.
Extension of the Mediterranean fruit
fly quarantine to prevent reshipment OF
Florida host fruits and vegetables into
Southern and Western States and Porto
Rico from the Northeast, was placed in
effect yesterday by the Department OF
Agriculture.
The new regulation affecting only
those States in which direct shipment
from Florida is already prohibited is
also intended to furnish the basis for
the prompt handling of any infestations
which may later be discovered in other
States. No restriction was placed by
the order on any shipment of products
originating outside of Florida, as this Is
the only State definitely known TO have
fruit fly infestation.
The States to which reshipment Is
now prohibited are Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, California, Georgia, Idaho,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada. New
Mexico North Carolina, Oklahoma,
Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Utah and Washington.
The order also will prohibit reshlp-
ment from the Northeast of host fruits
and vegetables produced in the pro
tective zones" Immediately surrounding
infested zones. The new regulation
actually is a quarantine order affecting
the whole United States, making 1t pos
sible for the Department of Agriculture
Immediately to apply the most stringent
control of shipments to any area In
which the fruit fly may be discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
MAORI RACE GAINS
STRENGTH READILY

WELLINGTON, New Zealand CP).-
The native Maori race of New Zealand,
unlike North American Indian tribes.
is increasing steadily in numbers. In
Guiding 1850 half-castes. they now
number approximately $4,000 compared
with $4,000 in 1916 and $4,000 in 1906,
according to government statistical re-
turns.
The manner in which the Maoris are
adapting themselves to European civ
ilization is remarkable. Four Maoris are
members of Parliament. There have
been Maori ministers of the crown, and
several knighthoods have been con-
ferred on them. They have produced
medical practitioners and lawyers. Many
of their chiefs possess oratory of high
order.
But. like all Polynesians, they are
subject to tuberculosis. So it is consid-
cred fortunate that the young men are
taking more kindly to farming. motor
driving and outdoor occupations than
to Office work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
AUTHORIZE INQUIRY
OF COMMUNICATIONS
Senate Will Go Into Control of
Telegraph, Telephone, Cable
and Radio Firms.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Investigation by the Senate inter-
state commerce committee of relation
ships between telephone, telegraph,
cable and radio communications was
authorized in a resolution adopted yes
terday by the Senate.
The resolution. which was sponsored
by Chairman CouzenS, directed the
committee to investigate the whole
communication field, including trans
mission OF power, and to inquire into
the ownership and control of corpora
tions, as we'll as their trade practices,
contracts and stock ownership, engaged
in the communications business.
The committee has been holding
hearings on the Couzens bill TO create
a new Federal communications COM
mission to regulate all forms Of COM
munications. Adoption of the resolu-
ton gives it required authority to go
into all phases of the situation and
summon additional witnesses.
Complaints about the telephone stu
alton on the Pacific Coast were recently
drawn to the attention of the commit
tee by Senator Dill, Democrat, of Wash
ington, who suggested appointment of
u subcommittee to go there for an in
VeStigation. No action has been taken
however.