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Evening star., 1939-08-07
CongressSeeks
Public Reaction
To Record
New Dealers Hopeful.
G. 0. P. Sees Trend
From Roosevelt
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Congress Saturday night ended
most rebellious session since NeU
Deal came into po1Uer. Important
administration legislation ,Dhich
tailed 1UaS neutrality ld1D re-
DiSion, $4,000, 100000 lending-
spending program, addition of
s80O000,O00 to funds for housing.
Major acts asked by NeW Deal
and passed included reorganisa-
ton of certain governmental
agencies, $4,000 1000 defense
program, continuation OF none
tary authority and stabiHsation
fund and ne1O relief program. =
BY the Associated Press
A new struggle to swing popular
opinion for or against the unfinished
items on the Roosevelt program was
in the making today as members
of the first $4,000, 100000 Congress
laid their record before the home
folks"
From President Roosevelt down
administration leaders took the at
titude that public reaction would
force the 1910 Congress to adopt
most of the New Deal measures
shelved during the session which
ended Saturday night.
Republican legislators, on the
other hand, argued that next year
the Senate and the House would
el1N iNInnn1Hnnpn md
that there was distinct drift away
from administration policies.
Indications pointed to a record
amount of political and legislative
debate throughout the country be-
fore the final Congress of Mr.
Roosevelts second term meets in
January.
President Leaves Tonight.
The President, who will leave to-
night for Hyde Park, N. Y, to study
the last batch of congressional bills
may discuss the situation when he
goes to the West Coast in october
He was represented by Senate
Leader Barkley, Democrat, of Ken
lucky as believing that when opposl-
ton congressman have sounded out
their constituents they will modify
their views on such measures as the
neutrality and lending programs
The former was held over until next
wear and the latter was killed by a
bipartisan coalition in the House.
After a"Sunday luncheon confer
-
Barkley said the President did not
intend to abandon his major legis-
lative objectives. He expressed the
belief that on the whole Mr. Roose-
welt seemed fairly we'll satisfied with
the 1889 record.
In direct contrast with the ad-
ministration view that the New
Deal forces would be more success
full next year, Senator Austin, Re-
publican, of Vermont, the acting
minority leader, contended the anti
Roosevelt coalition would show even
greater strength than in the last
session.
L think that the coalition move
men is growing" Senator Austin
said, and will extend right on into
the 1910 campaign"
Representative Martin, Repub-
Hcan, of Massachusetts, the minor
ity leader, who held his men firmly
together throughout the session, is
sued statement saying the minor
ity had substantially redeemed" its
1898 pledges to check one-man gov
eminent, stop rubber-stamp legis-
(See CONGRESS, Page A-3.D
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Miners Bodies Found.

RAVINE, Pa, Aug. 7 (R.-Bodies
of two more miners dead in Penn
sylvania's makeshift mine workings
were recovered today only a step
from safety. These brought %
fatalities in the Schuyhal County
fields alone.
Rescuers who dug out the bodies
of Noah Kohr, 81, and Robert
Fiddler, IS, said they apparently
heard the rumblings of the rock
fall and were running up 1a1e slope
last Friday when caught.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
u. ). Asks Dissolution
Of Huge Schine
Theater Chain
Major Distributors Also
Named Defendants in
Antitrust Action
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. THE
Justice Department asked today the
dissolution of the huge Schine thea
ter chain and its afflliates in an
equity suit charging the chain and
major motion picture production
companies combined to restrain
trade.
Assistant United States District
Attorney r. Norman Kirchgraber
filed the suit in Federal Court, the
complaint outlining charges Of
monopolistic practices against the
Schine group of 100 theaters in New
York, Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland,
Delaware, and against II production
and distribution firms.
At the same time he filed an ap-
pEcation to Federal Judge John
Knight for an order to serve the
Schine Chain Theaters of Ohio, Inc,
with headquarters in Cleveland.
21 Defendants Named.
Twenty one defendants were
named, divided into two groups. One
was designated as the "Schine de-
PENDANTS" embracing the Schine
Chain Theaters, Inc; six affiliates
and three individuals. The other
was designated as the distributor
defendants" embracing motion pic
ture production companies which
maintain film exchanges in the vari-
out communities serving Schine in
terests.
Mr.. Kirchgraber said summons
probably would be issued today and
the defendants would have 20 days
in which to answer He said he
Sec THEATEPS pooe A-2l
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Roosevelt FeIicitutes
BoIiviu's President

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt telegraphed
congratulations to President German
Busch Of Bolivia today on the oc-
casion Of BoliNa's independence
day.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Foreign.
Japan premeditated ship sinkings,
British charge. Page Al
Germans in Tyrol true to Italy may
be allowed to stay. Page Al
Britain closely watching German and
Italian maneuvers. Page Al
Rumania and Yugoslavia hoard
grain, Nazis charge. Page Al
Franco pushes cleanup after 60 are
executed for Staying. Page Al
National.
U. S. files suit charging monopoly
by theater chain. Page Al
Doctor risks life in vain attempt to
save dangling man. Page Al
Work on nine congressional inquiries
to start soon. Page Al
Government employment at all-time
high of 925,260. Page Al
New Dealers look to public to force
program adoption. Page Al
U. S. opens war to break up whole
underworld system. Page AS
Plans to expand U. S. defense forces,
J advanced. Page AS
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21 Defendants Named.

(See THEATERS, Page A-3D
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(See CHINA, Page A-4)
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(See INVESTIGATIONS, Page A-5J
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(See CONGRESS, Page A-3D
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(See WARSAW, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1939-07-27

Young-remain to be heard, Mr..
Holtz said.
Mr.. Young was called, attorneys
said, to support the Governments
contention that the alleged $40, ,000,-
600 Nationwide fake lottery ring
used the name of the late Will
Rogers in one of its lotteries with
out the consent of the Will Rogers
Memorial Committee, of which Mr..
Young was chairman. Mrs. Rogers
testified previously.
Mr.. Holtz said scores of small
time racketeers" had focked to his
Office since the grand jury session
opened seeking to give informa-
tion" and thus avoid indictment
and prosecution. So great was the
press in the Federal Building COR
ridors at one time yesterday that
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Lamps, Shades, " off

Regular S198 to S19.98 Group Table Lamps. includ-
ing pottery. alabaster china or composition bases:
complete with harmonzing shades. Some slightly
marred ------------------ 99c to 1898
Regular 81 to S5.9S Odds and Ends in glass bases
alabaster urns desk lamps, bedlamps, novelty lamp
bases. Broken assortment ---------- SOC to $2.98
Regular 39c to s2.9S Lamp Shades in washable
lumarith parchment paper, silk, rayon fabrics
Slightly soed 19c to S1.49
Regular S598 Dresden Figure Boudoir Bases, double
Minton china figures gold-fnshed base 1898
Regular S39S and S4.98 Twin Bases of combination
mirror and crystal. Ideal to between twin beds,
as they have separate switches, one may read
white the other sleeps ps---------- $1.50 and S1.98
Evening star., 1939-07-27
THE EVENING WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY

and after the bell had been SUBJ
merged a half hour the Treasure
Island fire department arrived with
pumping equipment.
The amusement zone was flooded
with water pumped from the tank
AS the water line lowered below the
hatch, the men emerged thank
fully.
They said their only i'll effects
had been a smarting of the eyes.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Three Trapped so Minutes
In Diving Bell at Coast Fair

%, and William r. Arthur, both of
Walnut Creek, Calf.
Gilpin submerged in the bell with
Simmons and Arthur, controlling
movement of the steel cylinder from
the inside On the ascent the power
cut off, plunging the bell into dark
ness and halting it 3 feet below the
surface.
A few spectators who had noticed
the bells descent became alarmed
as the minutes passed. Hundreds
gathered at the little concession,
Evening star., 1939-07-27
10 Indictments Sought
In Huge Lottery Ring
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
BOSTON. July 27.-Anticipating
that presentation of evidence would
be completed by tomorrow, Assist
ant United States Attorney Jackson
Holtz prepared today to ask a
special grand jury for about 10
indictments to be used in smashing
what investigators termed "the big
gest lottery ring in the country"
Sixty witnesses-including ticket
vendors, alleged victims, postal au-
thorities and police officials-already
have testified, and about 40 more
including Industrialist Owen D.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Rites Set for Mrs. Huyes

FREMONT, Ohio, July a (P.-
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row for Mrs. Beatrice Becker Hayes
A, at the Spiegel Grove estate, home
of Rutherford B. Hayes. the Ma
tion's 10th President. Mrs. Hayes
who died Tuesday at her Spring
Lake, N. j., home, was the wife OF
Sherman Hayes, grandson of the
President.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Boy Lost 8 Days in WiIds
Requins STRENGTH Rapidly

Bs the Associated Press.
BANGOR, Me, July 27.-Plucky
Dom Fender, IL, lying in a hos
pital room opposite his dads, re-
gained today the strength he ex-
pended in an eight-day struggle to
find his way out of the almost track
less wilderness east of mile-high
Mount Katahdin in Northern Maine.
The father, Donald Fender, Rye,
N. Y, was reported recuperating
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Paint Specials
h to " off

Marine Spar Varnish: clear fin
ish for interior or exterior. Only
18 gallons, was S. gallon $3.50
Wall and Wood Gloss Paint;
white. ivory or buff. Was $3.50 a
gallon Sl.77
House Paint for interior or ex-
terror; was $3.50 a gallon SLIT
Flat Wall Paint; washable finish
in white or ivory. Was $3.50 a
gallon $l.69
Article Eggshell White Finish
for walls or woodwork; only S
gallons. Was $4.75 a gallon, S2.9S
Article 1000 Pure House Paint;
l ivory, 4 pea green; for interior
or exterior. Was $3.50 a gallon,
$l.75
The P0iais Royal, Paints -.
Fifth Floor
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b. the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Tnree
men were trapped for so uneasy
minutes below the surface in div
ing bell at a Golden Gate Exposi-
ton concession early today before
climbing out the escape hatch after
1000 gallons had been pumped from
the 25-foot tank.
The three were Louis Gilpin, %,
operator of the concession, and his
two customers. Edgar B. Simmons.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Fancy Linens
H, H, " off

Odd and muSsed dresser scarfs,
table runners. table cloths, linen
sets, napkins, doilies, bath mats,
guest towels, hand towels, etc.
One laundering will make them as
good as new and they're all grand
bargains.
The Paiais Royal, Linens -.
Second Floor
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Used
W Washing Machines

Reduced for Clearance
All Sold as Is"
1 Easy Spin Dry Washer $3.50
l Apex Spin Dry Washer SIS
l Easy Wringer Type Washer, SIS
l A. b. c. Washer -.- S39.95
The Paiais Royal. Washing
Machines Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27

swiftly from an eye injury suffered
while searching for his son. A hos
pital attendant said Don's condition
was lust fine" and predicted the
boy could be released I'm two or
three days"
Evening star., 1939-07-27
A. J. Brudstreet Dies

NEW YORK, July 27 (P).-Andrew
j. Bradstreet, SO, investment banker
and a veteran of the Spanish
American and World Wars, died
yesterday after long illness.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Goats, Suits IIa, v OF

Rayon Sheer Coat, black, size
40. Originally $10.95---S4.37
8 Tweed Coats in beige, light
blue, and aqua. Sizes IA to 20.
Originally s17.95 and 1895, S7.Ss
2 Brown and Gold Imported Plaid
Goats, sizes IA and 10. Originally
$2995 $500
Beige Tweed Coats, feather
weight sizes IL and lS. Orig
nally S35- SIS
3 Short Tweed Coats of plaid;
sizes IL, IA and 20. Originally
S22.95 $11.47
s Summer Evening Wraps of
quilted rayon taffeta and rayon
bengaline. Buy for the rest of the
summer and for next season.
Sizes II to 16. Originally s7.95.
s3.97
4 RayOn Sheer Goats in navy and
black; sizes II to 16. Originally
$685. S8.47
5 Ray0n Sheer Coats in navy and
black; sizes lG to 40. Originally
Sl0.95 S6.97
Is Spun Rayon Summer Suits in
navy, black, violet and white.
Sizes II to lS. Originally s795.
S3.97
The Palais Royal, Goats and
Snifs Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
chiIdren's Specials
prie.

10 Street Dresses in sheer pastels:
sizes IL to 16. Were. $3.50 -S2.99
2 White Rayon Crepe Dresses;
size 16. Were $4.98- S2.49
8 Ankle-L4ngth Dresses; size IL
and 16. Were $5.98 S2.99
5 Spun Ray0n Dresses; sizes 7 and
8. Were S2.95 Sl.47
10 Sleeveless Dresses; sizes 10 to
IA. Were $1.15---5 Sic
IL Cotton Slips with strap shoul-
ders; size IL. Were 69c Csc
Sheer Cotton Blouses; sizes II
to l6. Were 89c- 44c
3 Rayon Crepe Blouses; sizes ~ TO
16. Were 81
ia Cotton Mesh Union Suits.
Were ACC -24c
Is Play Suits; sizes 10 to IA.
Were 79c ---- 39c
43 pairs Infants Socks. Were
35c l5c
Boys Blouses; sizes and s.
Were 79c 39c
The Palais Royal. Chldren's
Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Rubber Swim Suits
252o Reduced

4 Rubber Suits; we're $3.95 S2.96
Rubber Swim Suits; were $3.50.
$3.50
3 Swim Suits; were $2.95--- S2.2I
The Paiais Royal, Notions
Efysf Finn,
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Is MEMS REGULAR SI.95
SWIM TRUNKS, SI.I9

High wasted with buin support Solid coors in sizes
80 to 40.
100 Mems Valet Tie Selects the correct tie to
blend with your shirt suit 1t holds 80 ties. Friday
only 39c
50 Pairs Mems Pajamas, Sl65 and ST 95 values Broad
cloth in regular styles voe in short sleeves short
legs Sizes A to D in the lot Friday only CSC
so Pairs Mems Shorts, "Madewel" brand Regular SOC
values Full combed yarn Sizes "a to 40 Friday only 29c
200 Mems SOC Wash Ties Colorfu stripes in Summer
colors. Friday only % for 81
Tie and Handkerchief Sets Regularly 81. Full size tie
and handkerchief in solid colors and polka dots Fri
day only 44c
200 Mems 35c Silk Handkerchies Full size handkerchefs
100 Mems Fancy Shirts. Regularly S65 and S135 Col
lar attached style Slightly soed. Sizes IA to 1774c
300 Mems CSC Fancy Socks rayon in checks and clocks
Reinforced heel and toes Sizes 10 to 12 for soc
The Palais Royal Store for Men . First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
RAY0N UNDERWEAR

20 American Beauty Rayon Taeta Slips blue green
purple Broken sizes. Were ST 109 Csc
18 Forrest Shirts with but-up or bodiced
tops Broken sizes Were 75c 75c--------------4 for 81
Is Lse Shirts and Pants tearose broken sizes Were
soc and 69c for 81
60 Rayon Undes including vests briefs and panties
assorted fabrics. Were soc -------- for 81
The Paiais Royal, Rayon indies . :. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
S5.s5, $3.50 Spun
Rayon Dresses, S2.97

Broken size and color assortments
in sizes for Juniors and misses.
Only IA in all.
Is Cotton Dresses, Play Suits.
Wraparounds Dresses, reduced
from s169 and $1.95 to -9rc
The PdlaiS Royal, Cotton
Dresses -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Bargains for Boys

Boys Sports Coats regularly $685. sizes 16, 1s and
20 ------ - ------ $500
Boys Sports Coats regularly $685. sizes IS, is and
II -------------- -------- So 90
Young Mems SPc. Suits, regularly $780, sizes 8, 20
and 81 --- --- ~ SIS 90
Young Mems 3Pc Suits, regularly $780, sizes IT, 18
and 20 --- - S13.95
Young Mems 3Pc. Suits regularly $l975 sizes 18 to
81 ------------- S13.95
Boys Knckers Suits Shorts Suits regularly SO 95
sizes 6, 8, 10 and IL. Friday only S445
/ Boys S12.95 2-Kncker Suit ut---------------$ 1895
IL Boys Prep and Longe Suits H. IA and 15 regu
larly $1395 S6
Boys 89c Polo Shirts, odd lot Tom Sawyer and other
makes. Sizes 6, g. TO- 49, and 18 39c
All S5.95 Cotton Sports Coats, sizes Is to o. Friday
Covert Wash Shorts sizes and g. regularly S9c 39c
81 Wash Shorts sizes s. 10 and 16 Friday only SOC
81 Wash Slacks sizes g. and 10. Friday only 24c
$2.95 Cowboy Suits and 6-------------------$1
S9c Shirts and Bouses. Odd lot of broken and
The Paiais Royal Boys Shop -. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
ToiIetries
~ Price and Less

Chin Straps; were 75c 29c
Wix; was Csc IOc
Hollypax; was 25c------ 10c
Prestige Double Edge Razor
Blades; were Csc pkg; Is to the
package ------- 15c, 2 for 25c
Rubber Scalp Massagers SC
Curl Combs -l5c
Makeup Mirrors; were 75c Csc
Pure CASTLE Soap; was 15c cake,
l0c
Lucien Preparations, including
Skin Tonic, Hand Lotion and Gu
cumber Lotion. We're Csc 49, &c
Molinard's Sachet; was Csc 15c
Amami Tonic Bath Crystals; were
S125 for 20 ounces -89c
The Paiais Royal, Toiletries i.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
200 Pieces Silver.
Plated FIatWare 25c

Regularly Csc to 75c; knives
were 35c to soc. Assorted patterns.
Sets Stratford Plate in Lady,
ship pattern. Complete Apiece
service for g. Were s30.1o, s16.95
The Palais Royal, Silverware :.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27

deputy marshal had to clear path
for witnesses summoned to the jury
room.
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$6.95 Dresses

IL rayon crepes and sheers in
broken sizes for misses, women,
and half sizes.
10 Summer Dresses of spun rayon
and rayon sheers. Sizes for miss
es, women, little women. Were
So.95
The Palais Royal, Thrift
Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
100 Formerly $3.50
Lynbrooke Tropical Worsted
SUITS, S17.95

All styles asd shades. On sale for Friday only at
this low sale price Sizes Regulars 81 to "A Shorts 81
to 40. Longs 38 to A Stouts. 40 to As.
The Paiais Royal, Store for Men First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
FLOOR COVERINGS

7-sx12 Administer Rugs, seamless. Were s29 so.
S24.5O
5-9x12 Imported All Sisal Rugs. Were $685. S10.95
4@.6x6.6 Seamless Administer Rugs. Were $1295
S8.95
s-9xl2 India Druggets. Were $3.50 $3.50
2-9xl2 Seamless Hair Felt Rugs. Were 1895 Ss.95
4-S.3xlO.6 Woven jacquard Fibre Rugs. Were
$12.95 ------------- --------- ------ S895
3-9x12 Fiber and Sisal Rugs extra heavy. Were
$2250 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
12-6x9 Plaid Fiber Rugs size 6x9 Were 81 95. S395
S3-24x40 Imported Cotton Rugs. Were 81 SSc
33-Chenille Bath Sets with rug and seat cover
Were $188 -- s129
The Paiais Royal, Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
100 Pieces Costume
JeWeIry --------I9c

We're to 81
Mostly whites and pastels.
100 Pieces Costume JeweIry. Reg.
S1.00 to $1.95 --- SOC e. S1.00
The Paiais Royal, Jewelyy
First EIoor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Ribbon Remnants
Sc yd.

Broken assortment of ribbons in
. widths from Il to 5la inches.
Popular materials in many colors
and combinations.
The Paiais Royal. Ribbons i.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Bedspreads, Blankets,
Comforts Reduced
! to !

Soiied or Odd Lots
Regular S2.98 Bedspreads -$1.9S
Regular $3.50 Comforts S3.49
Regular S3.98 Blankets S2.9S
Regular S3.98 Bedspreads S2.9S
Regular $3.50 Rayon Draperies.
S1.49
The Paiais Royal, Domeshcs -.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Picnic Goods
3 for 25e

All our regular 10c packages Of
picnic supplies. including paper
napkins, cocktail napkins, cups,
plates, forks and spoons.
10 Picnic Baskets, we're ST. 79c
20 Ford Grills with l package Of
brlquets, were 81 45c
Ihe Palnis Royal, Stationery -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27

100 Pieces Glass & Dinner Ware,
Sc 10 CSC
REGULARLY 1Oc to SIPS. Includes dinner salad SOUP
and bread and butter plates fruit Dishes teacups and
saucers odd saucers platers. vegetable Dishes
pitchers covered vegetable dishes umblers etc
imported china also American porcelain; each item
in each price range.
The Paais Royal China, Fifth Floor
II Stamped Linen Tab|ecoths,
$I.&
Were s295. Pure linen cloths 5sx79 inches stamped in
easy to work pattern
Fl Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths in blue to be en-
brodered In white or Fiesta colors Make charming gifts
Were 79c ------------- sec
Fiye-Piece Bridge Sets in brown, blue in at
tractve patterns. Were 39c 29c
The Paais Royal. Art Neediework Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
IS Sample Belts
M;5s si'cs 39c

Genuine leather in a wide choice
of colors.
Clearance, 100 White Leatherette
and Fabric Print Handbags. Were
Clearance, 40 Genuine Leather
Handbags in white and pastels.
Were So and SO ------------ 81
s Evening Bags. Were 50 SOC
The Palais Royal. Leather
Goods First Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Clearance Sale! 800
SUMMER ST
HATS l
Half Price and Less!

We have reduced 300 Summer hats re-
gardless of their former price. There are
rough straWs, smooth straws, leghorns,
felts and fabrics large cartWheels,
medium brims, small brims, turbans and
plllboxes. Styles for everyone u. good
assortment of head-sizes.
The Paiai, Royal Millinery d. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
I9c and 29c
Curtain
Fabrics
Sc yd.

Decorative cotton plaids or
plain rayons in many colors.
Ideal 36" materials for year.
round use.
Evening star., 1939-07-27

20 One and Two Piece Knit
Dresses in pastels and a few black
and navy. Sizes IA to lS. Were
s10.95 ------------- -S5
Play Suits; were s225- 81
Play Suits; were s295 S1.97
25 Sports Dresses; were $685.,
S3.47
: Sports Dresses; were $Ss5,
SAT-
Sports Dresses; were $lo95,
$547
IL Wool Swim Suits; were s5e5.
S295
Wool Swim Suits; were S495.
S247
l Lastex Swim Suit; was s595.
S297
Lastex Swim Suits; were s495.
S2.47
5 Lastex Swim Suits; we're 1856,
S4.47
3 Lastex Swim Suits; were s7e5.
S3.95
3 Pairs Beach Shoes; were ST..
SOC
19 Pairs Beach Shoes; we're Sl50,
75c
Pairs Beach Shoes; were So 25.
81
10 Pairs Beach Shoes; wgre S325.
S1.62
% Cyclottes; were S195-- SIC
5 Cyclottes; were S295- H.47
S Cyclottes; were S4.e5-- S2.41
The Paiais Royal. Sports Shop
=. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-27
id.Season
Dresses, " Price

4 Misses Dresses; we're s12.s5 SIS
4 Women's Dresses; were s10.95.
S5
The Palais Royal, Better
Dresses Third Floor
13 Junior Street Dresses; were
1895 and $4.95 5----S1.S5
S Junior Street Dresses; were
$685. and S8.95----S3.00
6 Junior Street Dresses; were
2 Junior Dresses; were SIS $3.50
5 Junior Street Dresses; were
$10.95 ----S5.00
The Paiais Royal, Junior
Dresses -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District, of Columbia
The Unknown Heirs. Alienees and Devisees
Of: 1. ROBERT SEWALL. ct al. Defendants
Civil Action No. l12S.-The object OF
this suit is TO perfect Of record by adverse
possession plaintiffs title to Lot :,s in NAL
lerys Subdivision of original Lot & in
Square 995; 1t is, by the Court. ORDERED
this Ian day OF Jannary is3a that the
and deyisees 1nbn q Robert sewa James Nc
Bridges. Lois Ashworth Lydia Robinson.
Francis Churchill. Isabella Kiddar and
Sarah ClementSon. cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring one month after the day
of the first publication hereof, otherwise
this action will be taken as confessed; pro-
vided copy hereof be, published once a
week for three successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter and in The Eve
ming Star, longer and other publications
being dispensed with for satisfactory cause
shown by the complaint. JENNINGS
Fsss FAE4 eREss 1sii!st E. sfs ssMAsA TE.s G.st Copy
G. B. COFLIN, Asst. Clerk. jal4,2I.2s