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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

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Evening star., 1941-07-14

Of 6,10l miles Of lines in service at
the close Of 1910 serving 1883
customers, the majority of which
are in rural areas.
Ten of them paid other utility
companies $l15,25l 81 for the power
transmitted over the co-operatives'
lines to rural and non-rural Gus
toners. The reports showed 1886
new customers acquired during the
year.
Shenandoah Valley Electric Co.
operative, Dayton, topped the list
in the number of customers at the
beginning of 1871 with ATS, fol-
lowed by Southside at Blackstone
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Col. Patterson Heads
Defense Sovinqs Group
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Appointment of Col. Richard c.
Patterson, jr., as chairman of the
Defense Savings Committee for New
York State was announced last
night by Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau.
Col. Patterson is former Assist
ant Secretary of Commerce and now
chairman of the board of the Radio
Keith -Orpheum Corp. He an
Evening star., 1941-07-14

ton In q recent Boston address was
viewed at . meeting yesterday by
committee representatives as one
which advocated that the American
Navy intervene In the present war
now"
This, the resolution said, was In
disregard Of constitutional provis-
ions that Congress has the sole
power to declare war and for that
reason I'VE do declare it to be the
sense of this group that the Secre-
tary of Navy is no longer flt per-
son to hold his present high office
and should be removed. ="
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Removal Of Knox Urged
For Plea 10 Clear Atlantic

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July IA resolution
adopted by lib representatives Of 10
American First Committee chapters
urged that Secretary Of the Navy
Knox be removed from ONCE because
of his recommendation that the
Navy be used to clear the Atlantic
of the German menace"
Secretary Knox's call for such &C
Evening star., 1941-07-14

with 2,4ll and Virginia Electric at
Bowling Green with 2,082.
The miles of line, listed FIRST, and
the number Of customers for the
other co-operatives include:
Northern Piedmont, Culpeper, 325
$50, and Tri-County, Leesburg,
ll5-162: Virginia Electric, Bowling
Green, 806-2,O82.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Electric Co-operatives
Expand in Virginia
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 14.-Vir-
einia's expanding rural electric CO.
operatives completed 1885 miles of
lines and added nearly 1000 Gus
toners during 1910. according to re-
ports filed with the State Corpora
ton Commission.
Thirteen co-operatives in opera
ton during the year reported total
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Auto-Troin Wreck
Kills Fourin Iowa
BY the Associated Press.

BY The AssOclAted PTeN
DYERSVILLE, Iowa, July 14.-For
persons wede killed yesterday In the
collision of their automobile and IN
Illinois Central freight train on the
outskirts of Dyersville.
Dead were Louis Otterbeck, -, q
Bankston Gowa) mechanic; his
wife, Clara, 40; her son by q previous
marriage, Arnold Sauerbry, 10, and
Mildred Haas, IT, Manchester, Iowa.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Steel Consumption Guins

An average OF 2,535 pounds of fin
ished steel was consumed per
American family in 1910, an in
crease of 10 per cent over the pre-
vious year, according to the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

nounce he would open ofhces In
New York City at once and would
proceed in collaboration with Gov.
Lehman to select State committee.
Defense savings committees will be
set up also in cities and counties.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

2.Pc. Seersucker Suit
-cool-as- -mint-candy are 2Q QQ
these candy striped cotton SOeDoeDO
and rayon seersuckers shades Of blue red
green and tan. Sizes II to II. Second
Floor.)
$500 & $500 Junior
Dresses
Original Joan Miller and CD "a
Betty Barclay Juniors sD$eOO
checked singham. white piques gingham-
trimmed. polka dot piques and seersuckers
-. sizes to Is. Second FIoor)
6.95 Junior Dresses
Stylish but cool and sum- &2 QQ
merry rayon jerseys . twin sDeDoaDO
prints with swirling skirts and pique trims.
Sizes to Is tJr. Miss Dept, Second Floor.)
l.39 TableclOths
Cleaning rayon and cotton QQn
cloth over yards long OOC
luminous open weave cloth .. each
really tubable 56x76 inches (Street Floor.)
WOmen's 5.05 Luggage
Smart canvas with leather q O0
bound edges and shirred Oo3D~D
pockets. 15' and 1S' overnight cases,
Il" week-endand a. suit cases. Fourth
Floor.)
l.59 Umbrellas
-Oil-sik and rayon combina- M
ton 16 ribs, wood shanks, at AoVV
tractive handles. Goodlooking, neat pat
terms in black with white. navy, brown, wine
or green. (Street Floor.)
I.39 Shoe Cabinet
-s-drawer cabinets covered IN
with decorative washable AoVV
papers. 4 shoe drawers, one for hose. one
for lingerie. (Street Floor)
l.59 Garment Bags
Floral cotton chint'' assorted Is 10
colors. Upper closing. 6O-inch AoAS
size; holds dresses. (Street F1oor)
3Oc Dress Shields. 3 prs.
Puritan Pin-In dress shields in 0A0
white and flesh. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. WV
Get . supply for the summer and save your
dresses! Motions, Street FloorD
S2.08 Metal Cabinets
h..vs .s.s or sssy sn.1.so o.s l.B4
net with roomy shelf spaces Ventilation
on doorI
$l.40 Garment Bags
Cotton chintz garment bags in O00
pretty floral patterns. Holds up ~D~DO
to 8 garments. so" size. Well made
PearlOid Toilet Seats
Hrrssslavs Of t4.sS quaiities)
White simulated pearl $2.24
brass standard fittings. Easily attached.
81 O'Cedar Floor MOps
Triangular shaped OCedar Goa
floor mops. Made Of sturdy, long Oe1O
wearing yarns. Buy several and save!
$2.08 Fibre Hampers
-wn'sne. .ovss.s ...n. ns,. p::.,Sa .;s.,.. $2.40
hAmpses. cheiao e hGneh O. upEisht ~.
EAnnb-khh1 Hooe.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

One Of Is Deuths Is Accident
According to latest census records,
one in each is deaths in the United
States is due to accidental injury.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

s. to $3.50 Dresses
Misses betterwear summary o m
dresses in q large variety of ~oVV
rayon Benbergs, printed orepes terssys snd
spun rsyon. (Second Floor)
SI3.95 Steel Wardrobe
--7lx27x2p ase With @0 00
doors and hat shelf and SD3IoOO
center brace for added strength WIN hold
up to a. garments. Brown baked enamel
finish.
54.Pc. Dinner Service
Wide maroon borders 00 00
trimmed with gold Floral s9OsOO
spray pattern. Eight each of plates. soups.
fruits. saucers, bread and buffers. teacups
l sugar and creamer, vegetable dishes, 1
platter. (Kann's-Third Floor
Rogers Silver-Plated
Tableware Special
Non matching, inactive U1@
patterns made by the Intema- IL 80
tional Silver Co. Forks. teaspoons. soup
spoons and stainless steel knives ideal for
the summer cottage. hotels, restaurants and
boarding houses! Kann'-Street FloSF.)
$3.50 Breakfast Sets...
-Drop-leat table and &1A.AA
fiddle supports solidly constructed Of select
kiln-dried birch wood. finished IN q stch
shade Of maple. Tuesday only
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
$l.l5 2-Pc. Playsuits

Girls two-piece play suits Of Q0n
Night cotton in floral and other 0DNDO
gay prints {. in white or matching color
combinations sizes TIA. Fourth Flooro
Evening star., 1941-07-14

81 Dress Laces
Lovely feminine lsces in 2 yds.
light colors; also black and M
white made of cotton or AoVV
cotton and -rayon (Street FIoor.)
l.l9 Shadow Panel Slips
just 900 of these rayon crepe @00
slips scooped up in a special y ~
purchase Slips with luscious laces, 1 cores
and bias cut. s2-44 (Second Floor.)
$l.39 Hostess Slippers
Beautifully fully styled styled hostess hostess SlO0
soles in lustrous wine, royal blue or black
rayon crepe with multi-color collar. Sizes
1 to 8. Fourth Floor.)
KnOckabOut Coats
dine 'ss fnocI.Dout , coats ... $3.50
complete with the military front =. a few
with zippers! All in natural colors and in
misses sizes only. Second Floor.)
$5.05 to $lO.05 Coats
rayon .' crep. ~ coats coats in !S4.SS
misses and women's sizes! Many with self
lining . but not all sizes in every style!
(Second Floor.)
Sl.25 Steak BrOilers
-Enameled broiler. smokeless. AQO
Can be used as . baking pan 6OO
Use On top Of stove O. Ia oven for hroilinS
steals, ehopa sts.
XAaab1X11 4od2
Evening star., 1941-07-14

$3.05 Tourist Electric
Just 10 at this low price. &1 40
Universal Electric Tourist eDAeOO
Irons. Chrome plated 3-lb. size with remov-
able handle and cord. Complete with con-
venient packing bag! You'll want one for
vacation time (Kann's-Third F1eor.)
$500 Old English Wax
Gallon size Old English @1 IN
No-Rubbing Liquid Floor slDAoOO
Wax. Easy to use wondrous results!
Just pour on floor and watch 1t dry to q
hish. lustrous shine. Limited to a Gus
toner. (Kann's-Third Floor.)
1898 to $5.98 Bath
Curtains
Just 200 manufacturer &U 00
slight irregular Mar eUAoOO
auisetts waterproof and mildewproof
showW hath curtains. Many patterns II
uVo0 paGtdG (xM1-xAk0 Eiese)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
S3 Sac.de.PerIe BAGS
2l.OZ. Jars of Preserves

-Ice-box jars Of orange MARINA 0@
lade, cherry, raspberry, black - ~
berry, strawberry. pineapple. 3 for ,ss
apricot, peach and damson. (Street Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
81 Sterling Bracelet

Popular heart bracelets with 1 1A@
or hearts to begin With Start . OC
yours now and watch 1t grow! street Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
2.99 Sheer RayOn
BemberG Dresses

Sheer dresses in adorable nn
styles just in time for the warm AoOO
weather days and your vacation
. with only the slightest Of irregularities
in print only! Sizes Il to a. Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

l.05 Mexican HuaracheS
ALI white Huaraches I'M II An
ported from Mexico! New -. Ao7&1
smart =. CONFERENCE.-The coolest summer
shoe yet! Sizes to in the sale. sandal
Shop, Street FloorD
20c Printed 'sFlaXOn''
Beautiful floral, dots, 6D6D@
checked and plaid designs ~~O yd.
sheer cotton fabric with that cool,
crisp finish! 80 inches wide. (Street FloorD
81 and l.95 Simulated
Pearl Necklaces
One, two, three and four 104
strand necklaces with rhinestone y SO
Or l0-kt. gold filigree clasps Lustrous .
dattering. always suitable! (Street Floor)
SIC and 81 JeWelry
Attractive necklaces, bracelets, A0@
clips, pins and earrings Some -1OO
nay be matched in sets. Metal, plastics.
simulated pearls. Lots Of white, pastels and
dark colors! (Street Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
81 Fabric Gloves. pair

"A famous manufacturers dis An
continued styles. Rayons and fOC
cottons Slight irregulars in the group.
Sizes s to N. Limited quantityl
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Girls Csc Shirts. Shorts

Attractive and cool girls cotton o.
shirts in lovely stripes and solid A~DO
eolors. Shorts with pleated Ea.
front and button side closure. Sizes to Is.
(Second Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Sec. of s SO Table Cloths
"A durable as well as hand &1 O0
some table cloth of printed sDAs~O
cotton A selection Of pretty, bright eoors
and patterns in 60x80 size.
81 Summer HANDBAGS
Stunning fabric and simulated q IN
leather bags Capacious or small ~
in the seasons smartest styles Buy severa!
for your costumes (Street F1oor)
l.59 White Handbags
"A lovely group in simulated on
leather with expensive-looking AS~"
grains, frames and clasps All white or
white with turf or navy trim. Underarm.
side-fastener and top-handle styles. (St1eet
F1oor.)
S3 Sac.de.Perle BAGS
-Lustrous simulated leather Il m
with tiny hand painted flowers leOO
Some with contrasting borders, and some
plain white. Easy to clean. Limited
quantity! tstreet FIoor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Sl.OO Washable Shantun0

Genuine Cruis-air washable 70
shantung weave rayon prints e. ~
cool, crisp and washable! Bril- Yd.
liant patterns and daring color schemes A..
al 80" wide (Street Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Summer Jerseys
dresses Of lisht-sround ray e R0
on jerseys with colorfu floral OoVDV
design that will stand wear and tear and
the packing for your vacationl Sizes II to
40. (Second Floor.)
l.99 to 2.99 Robes
The robe that needs no press An
Ing! Always good looking Ito
always cool! Gay floral prints in sizes 1920.
(Second Floor
3.99 to 5.95 Robes
Robes . Travel Robes J.. &eOO
robes galore! Rayon satins, rayon crepes
and novelty cottons. Second Toor)
1.l9 Shirts, Shorts, Skirts
Mix them and match them to AA
your liking colorful cotton O8C
materials, sizes IL to 20 in maize, "a.
red blue. Second Floor
So Chambray Dresses
Our famous cotton chambray % ~
dresses in lovely stripes and 80 . II
checks Sizes IL to 20 and SO to A. (Sport
Dept, Second Floor)
79c Holland Shades
The cutting is included in this A0n
price sturdy Holland shades 6e1O
In popular solid coors. Mounted on spring
rollers. So" long, 3s" wide. Third Floor.)
S4.95 Metal SIat Blinds
AN, AN these these + features: .1 EN-; En- $500
worm-gear fitting device, Ea.
automatic lock and linen mingled tapes 73
10 So" wide. Third FloOr.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Csc SOIariZed Cotton.

-800-yd. cones of excellent An
quality mercerized thread popu- fOC
lar for crocheting table covers, spreads,
scarfs mats Cream color. Fourth
Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-14
l.65 & 1.95 Wash Stacks

Only $50 palrs Out they 60 10
at sl.ls! All sanforized cotton AoAO
with less than 1ce residual shrinkage). {.
Boys and prep sizes II to 20. (Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-14
9.95 Pull.up Chairs

just 40 Floor Samples - m
Strongly constructed chairs eDOVV
with coil spring seats and felt each
padded back Walnut-fnished arms and
legs Covered in figured velour Fourth
Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

One huge lot Of 500 fetchinsly AO-
feminine brassieres nude and H0DC
white cotton, rayon or lace STYLES in short
or long make. Sizes 80 to a. (Second
Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
l9c to 2jc AnkIetS
l.l0 BrOOmstick Skirts

Swirl along in one of these %
happy -go-lucky Broomstick Skirts 0DOS
In bright cotton pastel prints . sizes a t
80. tSports Dept, Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
S4.95 Metal SIat Blinds

. ea..a fnssi ssss 5sa.s 'ss's'..5 sn.ns ne $500
worm-gear fitting device, Ea.
automatic lock and lnen-mingled tapes 73
10 So" wide Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-07-14

-Crinkle cotton crepes are cool 0O@
-. easy to wash so easy on the ODNDO
little woman. for they won't need any iron-
ing! 2-piece styles in button or slip-overs.
Sizes 3 to 18. (Second Floor)
Evening star., 1941-07-14
3.95 Patchwork Quilts
CrOcheted Gloves. 2 mrs

Handmade white crochet gloves gg@
in . variety Of cool lacy cuf eDeDC
styles. Airy cool, washable. Small, medium,
large. (Street F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-02-13
January Store Sales
In Capital Far Ahead
Of Record Year Ago
Jump of II Per Cent
Revealed in Survey
By Reserve Bank
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Department store sales in Wash
mgton in January scared 81 per
cent above January, 1910, the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond an
nounced today. An astonishing gain
OF 49 per cent was registered in
Norfolk and Jump Of 80 per cent
In Charleston, S. c. The average
upswing among "a stores in the
fifth district was II per cent, the
report said.
Trade was definitely better than
q year ago throughout the entire
area, the survey stated. Better
weather in Virginia and North Car
olina also helped this years in
crease materially. The gain in
Washington a year ago. over jan
uary, 1899, was only per cent,
and the fifth district average was
only 10 per cent, the Richmond
bank commented Total sales for
the fiscal year ending January 81
were up II per cent in the Capital
and 10 per cent in the whole dis
trict.
The reserve banks weekly reports
had already indicated that l94l
retail trade was getting away to a
very fine start. Percentage COM
PARSONS for January and the f1s-
cal year ending January 81 with
like periods a year ago follow:
Jan. Year
Evening star., 1941-02-13

w. Forsberg, vice president; Odell
S. Smith, ecretary-treasurer, and
J. Allen Riordon, general manager.
The following members of the
staff were continued in office: w. H.
Callahan, traffic manager; L. S.
Walker, general passenger agent; ].
A. Maxwell, auditor; G. E. Herring,
purchasing agent; D. Sawyer, super
intending engineer; C. H. Ray, gen.
eral agent, Washington, D. c.; H. N.
Larcombe, general agent, Norfolk,
Va; E. A. Powell, agent, Alexandria,
Va, and C. S. Revell, joint agent,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Insurance Leader to Speak.
1t. Comdr. Harry G. Mosler, U.
:. N, who wrote S10O0O,00O in life
Insurance in 10 years, will address
the District of Columbia Life Un-
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score tubs, 1924; pound
prints 33 lpoqnd D[inIs nt,rf 49, e!
5.:pound prints s2'.: 81 score. tu5s $II4s:
1-pound prints 32; ls-pound prints, 32t5:
f.-po1nd priRts. ff4i; 3a,s; SO score tubs: 8l.:
32G. aliS Ss score. t.' tubs. sos. pound prints.
3ll4 l.-pound prints. 32lA
LIVESTOCK-Calyes, u: sprlnF, smos
pounds, 5.00-65O l40-1sO pounds, 5.6o-
5.75; 1s0-220 pounds. 515-60o: 200;;3oo
pounds, 5.60-5s5; sows, 3.5o-45o calves
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
! prices paid net fob Washington:
EGGS-Msrket steady on Federal-ststs
graded eggs slightly weaker on nearby
unEraded white eggs Prices paid for Fed-
eral-state graded eggs received from grad
tras. large, 24-35 cents; U. S. extras: me-
diums. 2O-"@ cents: U. S. standards, large
2l-@3 cents: u S. standards, mediums. 49,
n cents; u trades s.. 1918 s. cents r Browns:
trss, mediums, 900 cents: o. S. stand
ards, large. 2l-23 cents: y. S. STANDARDS.
mediums. 1921 cents; U. S. trades, ISL 8
cents. For nearby unEraded esgs: Cur
LIVE PoULTRY-Market weak on Del
aware Rocks and crosses, about steady on
others. Fowl; Colored, all, sizes. 17-1s
1918 cents Roosters, a-10 cents. Chick.
ems: Virginia brollers and fryers, all sizes.
1920 cents: No. IS. 1914 cents. Dels-
Turkeys: Young hens. ali sizes 22-23
cents; No 2s. IA cents. YOUNG toms, all
sizes. is cents: No. 9s, 1914 cents.
GuineaSSSs. -. pounds cents .a,, CspoIns: II.:
sizes, 90 cents; No. 2s and slips. 1920
cents.