Evening star. [volume], February 21, 1926, Page 17, Image 17

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SCOUTS TO VISIT
WASHINGTON TOMB
Annual Tribute by Boys’ Or
ganization to First Presi
dent's Memory.
Veeompanied by 300 Ik>y .Scouts
from Baltimore, the <i ve scout divi
sions in the District of Columbia will
make their annual pilgrimage to the
tomb of George Washington :it Mount
Vernon tomorrow morning and after
noon.
The notice of the annual visit,
broadcast to Scout troops in the city,
carries these statements:
"The scouting program is to teach
patriotic citizenship. The 22d day of
February is the- birthday of the im
mortal Washington, father of our
s country. It is a day of the true spirit
of patriotism.
Duty of Every True Scout.
"This is the most patriotic day of
the year, and every true Scout should
observe it by making pilgrimage to
George Washington's tomb.
“Much scoutmaster should feci ttie
thrill of patriotism ami imbue his
grouts with a patriotic spirit and see
to it that every member of his troop
who possibly can attend this pilgrim-
The Scouts are requested to mo
-1 biiize at .Fourteenth and B streets
southwest at 8:30 a.m.. and to carry
i nited States, troop and division tiags,
with color bearers and color guards
for tile troop and division standards
and color bearers for American tiags,
which will lx - massed and need no
guards other'than the troops.
Brief Kxercises Scheduled.
The Scouts will ltoartl interurban
cars and on arrival at the grounds
brief exercises will take place. Repre
sentative M. Clyde Kelly of Pennsyl
vania is scheduled to deliver the
oration. Following this the Scouts,
heads hared, will tile past the tomb
of Washington while four Eagle
Scouts place a wreath within the
gates.
The various divisions then will con
duct their competitions for merit
badges on the broad lawns of Mount
Vernon and the Scouts will return to
Washington about 3 o'clock.
■ WILL RESUME PARLEY
ON JUGOSLAVIAN DEBT
’ •.> , ulnissions to Hold Joint Session
Shortly to Seek Settlement
of Terms.
Joint meeting of the American and
Jugoslavian debt commissions will
probably be called this week to fur
ther negotiations for funding the Jtiti,-
000.000 Jugoslavian debt to the United
States.
■JTlinew revenue hill has so occu
pied some congressional members of
tile American debt commission that
Irtr negotiations have been delayed.
. but with prospects of final enactment
of the tax bill early this week it Is
expected the Jugoslavian parley may
be resumed shortly thereafter.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon in
a recent statement, declaring that
many preliminary matters on the
debts had been cleared up. predicted
a settlement might be reached soon.
INTERVENES IN SUIT.
Thomas B. O'Sullivan Claims Ma
donna Sought by Mrs. Berryman.
Justice Hoehling of the District Su
preme Court has granted a motion of
Thomas B. O’Sullivan to be allowed to
intervene in the replevin suit brought
by Mrs. Owyndalie Berryman against
the National Gallery of Art to recover
possession of a Bridgewater Madonna.,
siid to he an original Raphael. O'Sul
tiva.n claims he bought the painting
from the husband of Mrs. Berryman
veral years ago and lent it to the
gallery for exhibition. lie is repre
sented by Attorney Ralph A. Cusick.
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AtdMl B Clear vision is
necessary for safe
driving. A good visor
is necessary for clean
H vision.
Don’t Drive Blindfolded!
If you are blinded by gusts of rain or snow,
or by «un-glare you are as helpless as though
you were blindfolded! A few seconds loss of
control of your car may mean a serious
accident.
Our Sale of Visors
—offers you an opportunity to get 100% pro-
I tection from such hazards. A visor will add
beauty to your car, toe. Drop in and inspect
them.
E. J. Murphy Co. Inc.
710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280
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Accused in Osage Case J
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JOHN RAMSEY,
Oklahoma rancher, who has been in
dicted at Guthrie, Okla., for the Kill
ing of Henry Roan, wealthy Osage
Indian. Ramsey told Government
agents that he committed the crime at
tlie instance of William_K. Hale, rich
cattleman known as “King of the Os
age Hills,” who Is Indicted with Ram
sey for the murder in the first ease in
stituted by Federal authorities to clear
up the score of “murders for millions”
mysteries among the affluent Okla
homa tribe.
To Raise Sunken Submarines.
An invention to bring sunken sub
marines to the surface without the
aid of divers has been perfected by
Dr. J. Townsend Parr of Oakland,
Calif., according to the Popular Sci
ence Magazine. Patents have been
taken out and plans have been sent
to Washington for examination by
submarine experts and naval author
ities.
More than 3,000 exhibitors axe ex
pected at the sample fair at Lyon,
France, this Spring.
Is your coal supply becom
ing exhausted?
We can change your heating plant from
coal to oil In a few hours
Oil Burner Demonstration
Daily and every nieht from « P.M. to
10 P.M. Sunday)
BALLARD OIL
EQUIPMENT CO.
1745 Connecticut Ave.
Investigate the SUPER HEATER
PERPETUAL I
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
PAYS
5%
Compounded
Semi-Annually
Commencing January 1. 1926
Assets Over
$11,000,000
Surplus, $1,000,000
Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W.
JAMES BERRY, President
JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec’y
THE SUNDAY STALL WASHINGTON, D. (J., EEBRITARY 21, lU2b-PART 1.
King* s Palace King*s Palace King* s Palace King* s Palace King* s Palace King*s Palace
tSEC Advertised Merchandise on Sale Monday, 9to 1 'gjj-g
£&Eif o*Clock, and All Day Tuesday While Quantities Last -ss?ar- a Vesk e B ' 00mers
Street Floor * er er Street Floor JUC Cd.
Rayon striped. Women’s
=!^*SSSSBBassB! - ' sasssss sizes. Splendid quality.
Street Floor
A Spectacular Holiday Event
l n fants ’ Hose, 15c
Cotton Hosiery, in black,
MR M white and cordovan. Sizes 4 to
Spring Urcsscs
Copen, henna,
H navy, black and other bright
colors.
/ • _ _ _ 4 _ Second Floor
v) I,ooo—and all newly arrived —
(Made to sell for $8.95 to $16.75
/ i \\ * size, extra large. Attractive coi
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dresses at sinali outlay. Many hundreds of choice dresses, sparkling
It fjf] Plan to come eariy ; every dress in the whole assortment i> well sleeve- and ankle length, m ecru I
worth a special shopping trip here tomorrow. railuunl st P re a eV Floor
Colors galore—light, dark and black—styles for misse> and worn- With Coupon Only
en. extra sizes included. Fashion features are notablv prominent 20c Unbleached Cotton j
t § I \ with flares, high necks, pleats, tucks, embroideries and contrasting y^s ’ or c
\ See Our A ij ’ 1 |
Window M [ Sizes 16 to 44 and 44*/ 2 to 52% 6^iuncheonS^J c I
I l"¥ go#*/✓>■%» P * If Dish and flower designs.
Jt g LJl&piUy JjM Second Floor—King's Palace Street Moor
» r * $1.19 Stamped Pillow
_ ■■■ ■ cases, 88c Pr.
r i • X J n . Sample Scarfs O • ¥ ¥ ■ s<SoS'^ e ' Xeat p3,,,r "
Lertain-teed rloortex w or ths3to ss .inPIDO* Ho tc [f . " iwi -
Regularly Sold for 69c U P 1 111 g HCIIO "l£'£r" r
Remnants and full pieces of this Guar- m °htT 1 kiingfy W J< flrt/J hJ II/JL OT QC Castile Soap, 19c
anteed Felt-base Floor Covering. Score- beautiful colorw M LdVeFy \JJIC lICUS Ts Uflfl UftU Vw Street Floor
of beautiful colors and patterns in light w B H and designs. WSU§ "
: . /HP s, ‘ zc Boys ' 79cß ' ouses - 5Sc
vour slightly imperfect. 1 "vears * ’
Street FToor U / Street F'loor
1- - ~ = - l ~ r - : = Boys’ Wash Suits, 95c
HOLIDAY PURCHASE AND SALE OF 3,000 YDS. Hair Hats ” * j I ton-on and middy styles. Os Kid- |
V Kloth and chambray. Neatly
Pedcdine Straws r* trimmed wflth white and con
f* 1 41 Silk and Straws b trastingcoor ra. , g«s to
Kavon Irenes and Alnaca ws ™ -
m%uj vii vi vpyo uiiu nipuyu and
pins, riiibons, embroidery and contrasting fabrics. sl.lO doz.
Usually Sold for 75c, SIM and $1.50 . « “ d *-* %*r%z
Newly Received—s2.9B d ° ZCn l ° a
Rayon Fabrics —are destined for fashion’s most Felt Si RQ Street Floor
prominent place in the dress gnods world. Frocks, ** * IcILS v J[«Oj ■
blouses, sport togs, boys’ and children’s blouses, street Floor—King’s Palace I Boys’ $1.98 Knickers, $1.29 1
draperies and fancy work —all show the influence Xcat dark patterns in brown
" f r A °fortunate
Anderson Printed Rayons in their fipest qualities A|ll WV a n * or j*l cn
and the new washable alpacas in a strikingly beau- | __ Boys $1.25 and sl.
tiful array of patterns, stripes, brocades and plain I t jIIIa 11 Pajamas, 95c
colors. The assortment also includes Sunbeam Yu* i * A "VUIVI J Flannelette and Muslin One-
Crepe in an exquisite group of colors. Note our Truly remarkable because rayon frogs. Sizes 6to 14.
■window display. these Stockings are of pure thread M Street F'loor
silk with a very small percentage i
Aphrodite Phantom Red Robin Chestnut ,vLriS°" They M ■ ■_ I «uh C0,.,„m tM,
Bluebird Navy Black Almond SZXITJ'JTLS? & %iC n c ’
aT P "%, M hhma „ ™ ki ! e SST Aims* Black ■ N W I |
IZcT 'lt S ™\J ,/ Leather Bfll Folds 59c
Atmosphere - French Nude Maple Cream f o i c j ) w ; t h pockets.
Butterick and Standard Designer Patterns Sold Here Rose Gray Gun Metal stone Gray . street Floor
Mercerized garter top with 23-inch boot of silk and rayon. So Hair Nets, 3 for 21c
you see “this is really a fashion event combined with an opportunity Double mesh, cap shape. All
11 Z*! - n 1* I 11 «l to economize. shades, including white and gray.
$2 Bordered Rayon bsc English Broadcloth s,ryot r '" ir - Ki,tl - F ‘ u "" Bead r ßagr r ß9c
" ( rpnp m n w w « Solid color and two-tone es-
Rnitfivit iff -^rhr
Maintenon. chan- Striped and Prmted Pattern I I !■[ /MW ■ /£» II ■ Umbrellas, $1.69
tilly, raspberry and Broadcloth in stunning Spring and ■ \M\ ■ I ' oMo fMjSlMjgl /Inßl ■ I Men's and women's styles. \
Versailles Requires mr , Summer designs. All popular col- ■ \M\ ■ 111 I Cravanette processed. A defi- (
IX or 2 yards for a Yard IllKt®* „i<efor per ma ,,em j
smart frock. st 810*18 Seventh Street Satisfaction Since S,rt " F '” r j
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