Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 15

HUSBAND IS HUNTED . WHEN WIFE IS SLAIN Negro Declared to Have Told His Mother “I've Killed Inez.” ‘Woman Shot. A S e COUPLE JUST REUNITED Wife Had Left J. E. Conway Three Times. “I've killed Inez” James E. Con- way, colored, twenty-elght years old, 1618 L street northwest, told his mother this morning about 4 o'clock. She entered the room of her son and daughter-in-law and found the latter dead from a bullet wound in her head, police were informed. Conway went to the home of Dr. Gilbert Sewell, 1181 New Hampshire avenue northwest, and summoned him to attend his wife. Conway was driv- ing his -automobile, the police were told, and was willing to take the physician to his home, but the latter refused to accompary him because he appeared to be under the influence of liquor, it was alleged. When the physician reached the d pronounced the woman ! rfl ce were notified and an Investigation started. Detectives Mul- len, Murphy, Jones and Jackson and nfi{lefle of the third precinct partici- pated. Conway, a chauffeur, was employed 4 resident of Stoneleigh Court until a day or two ago. ad_been married two years, his wife being but eighteen at the time of their marriage. She was a resident of Arlington, Va.. while the husband {;’rmerly resided near Gordonsville, . ‘Wife Had Left Him, ‘It was learned by the police that Inez left her husband three times during their two years of marrled life. Two weeks ago, she left him and went to Chattanooga, Tenn. Soon she started sending special delivery [ letters and telegrams Informing the husband she was sick and wanted to return. * James sent her money for car fare, and she reached home last night about 12 o'clock. A single outcry on part of the wife was heard by her mother-in-law just before the shoot- ng. Conway's automobile was found abandoned In an alley in the north- went_section. Police have been di- rected to search for Conway. He served overseas with the Navy in the world war. » Snatches Woman’s Bag. An unidentified colored boy about thirteen years old snatched a beaded handbag from Fannie P. Serren, 44 New York avenue northwest, on the street near her home last night. The handbag contained $5 in cash and an automobile driver's permit. PATENT OFFICE NEEDS 100 MORE EXAMlNER Civil Service Commission An- nounces Examination Will Be Begun on April 9. The Civil Service Commission Is seeking 100 assistant patent exam! ers, under authorization by Congress, tn order to speed up action on patent applications. Examinations will begin April 9. The entrance salary, effective July 1, I1s $1,860 & year, and increases are provided up to $5,000 & year. Men and women will be admitted to the examinations, which will com- prise mathematics, technics, physics, interpretation- of mechanical draw- ings, French and German, and some branch of engineering. It formerly took fifteen months for initial action by the patent office, the commission announces. Now the maximum time s nine months. About 80,000 applications for patents are received yearly, and are being handled by a present force of 500. The Civil Service Commission also : announced that examinations will be held to fill vacancies in the following positions: Hydrographic and topo- graphic draftsman, coast and geo- detic survey, at $1,400 a yea: - tectural draftsman, quartermaster general's office, at $1,400 a year; coms= puter, coast and geodetic survey, for duty in Washington, D. C., at $1,400 a a new wrap for Spring. throughout. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. colors. elsewhere, quote in this sale. Former $40.00 and $50.00 grades— 19 Geldenberg’s—Tourth Fleor. Goldenberg’ Former $60.00 and $75.00 grades— $32.5 || $ Sizes are from 2 ft. 6 in. to 4 ft. 8 in. wide and 5 ft. to 9 ft. long CHOOSE FROM MOSSULS, HAMADANS, SEREBANDS, BIJARS, SAR KIRMANS, LILLIHANS, BOKARAS, IRANS, TABRIZ, HERAZ }I&ND DO i The sale includes washed, unwashed and antique rugs. NOTE.—Any Oriental Rug in this sale may be purchased ment:Plan. A deposit at time of purchase delivers the immediately; 'the balan be conveniently extended over.a period of time. \n“ i T BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE" An Important Underprice .Sale of Women’s and Misses’ New Spring Coals $25.00 Grades at A This remarkably fine group of Spring Coats was obtained to sell at below the real value—a timely event that should interest women and misses seeking Variety is excellent—all the new styles, new mate- rials and new colorings that Fashion sponsors. Smart-Looking Coats of Overplaids Novelty Stripes and Polaire Cloth The season’s advance models for street and sports wear. Straight and flared-back effects with large raglan and man- darin sleeves, natch and crushed crown collars. with inlaid border effects, patch or shawl pockets. New Spring shades of gray, tan, green and rookie, as well as novelty two-tone colorings. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 46, and extra large sizes 48 to 54. New Spring Skirts Just-Arrived Models—Specially Priced - $5.98 Separate Skirts are again in favor this season, and tomorrow’s sale offers choice of a number of smart styles, fresh from the maker’s hands, at a price considerably below their real value. Fashioned of Wool Crepe and Bedford Cord, in rich overplaids, stripes and plain shades of navy, black, tan, gray and combination Newest models with box pleats, side and knife pleats. Sizes 26 to 32 waist measurement. s—8ocond Floor. Genuine Oriental Rugs About One-Half Usual Prices A remarkable opportunity to secure real Oriental Rugs from a collection of 375 pieces at about the price of domestic rugs. Pat- terns, colorings and qualities entirely differ- ent from those usually found at similar prices Beautiful colorings obtainable only in these real Persian, Turkish-and Caucasian- weaves. Many old pieces in the lot which experts will instantly recognize and whose high character should bring at least double the sale prices we $100.00 grades— Trimmed Lined Former $85.00 and 15 || 3672 0 o Former $125.00and $15000 grades— year, for d:‘(, in computing the tri- angulation the Hawailan Islands, &t $1,860, and for duty in the Manila, P. I, office at $3,000 & year; assistant animal h idman, bureau of ani- mal industry,-Department of Agricul- ture, at $2,400 to $3,000 a year; prentice, government printing offis &t & compensation for the first y of one-third the rate of wages of mechanics of the trade to which the apprentice is assigned, hal th econd and third irds the rate for electrician, depart- $1,000 to $1,200 a matron, seamstress, at $540 to $900 a year, heat and light free, cost. ddition to the basic salaries Indian with and ORGANIST’S RECITAL IN CHURCH CHARMS Lynnwood Farnam Plays for Ben- efit of Louis Vierne Fund in Congregational Edifice. Lynnwood Farnam, organist of the Church of the Holy Communion. in New York, appeared yesterday aft- ernoon in recital at the First Congre- gational Church. Mr. Farnam is the t | second organist to give a concert d the offi Service Eommllllon. 1724 F street Reading, _painting, music _and hockey are the hobbies of Miss Mac- eldest” duughter of the now premier. Dancing, she says, Gocsm't appeal to her. ¥, here for the benefit of Louls Vierne, b 3| the great Fremch composer and or- ganist, who is blind. Mr. Farnam played two of Vierne's beautiful compositions, opening with the finale from Vierne's “First Sym- phony” and later giving his delicate and cheerfyl “Scherzetto in F Sharp Minor. The featur® number was Roger- “Pastorale” Fairy-like in! its dyllic theme and as many-faceted as a gem, with a particularly brilliant ; scherzo, this composition was a test | of the organist’s skill. There was' much programmatic beauty in the work. Johann Sebastlan Bach repre- nted by three very different com- positions. His “Prelude and Fugue in A Minor” was full of complicated brilllance. The choral-prelude, In G major, was soft and spiritual in tone. “Un Poco Allegro,” from ‘Fourth Trio-Sonata,” was an unusually gay bit of melody. ‘The pastel ure of most French music was {llustrated delightfully in Kark-Elert's “The Legend of the Mountain” and other nui lyn's “A Song of Autumi with plaintive melodies and Mulet's “Toccata in F_Sharp Minor” was a fitting finale. Pletro Yon's “Minuetto Anticoe Musetta” was one of the most charming and H‘"'ly Grace's “Medi- tation in Anclent Tonality” one of the most interesting of the composi- tions played. . Millinery. and exclusive New ZARS. on our Divided Pay- Daily additions are made to o - BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE® Our Spring Millinery 0penin Continues Tomorrow With a Wealth of New Models in Every Variation of the Authentic Spring Fashions A Millinery opening at Goldenberg’s is always an event of importance. For years this store has been the leader in Millinery—few women think of buying a hat without first coming here to see the trend of Fashion in LA o What a wealth of really beauti- ful Millinery this opening display reveals—hundreds of new and dis- tinctive styles in all the fashionable materials and colors and for all types are here for your inspection and approval. again invited tomorrow. Winsomely Pretty French Room Hats at $10 to $30 No previous season has seen such a variety of beautiful French Room Hats ithin the $10 to rice range. Copies and reproductions of captivating French i : g ork modgels, in psty]c and color variety hitherto unequaled. A Wonderful Collection of Specialized - Spring Hats at $5_ ur famous line of Trimmed Hats at $5, and you will always find a satisfying choice of brand-new ideas. color and trimming effect that is new and distinctive—a.display that leaves nothing L] to be desired. Goldenberg’s—Becend Floer. g’s Your presence is Every fashionable shape, Overflow News From the Great March Coupon Handkerchiefs 6 for 25¢ With This Coupon Only Women's Handkerchiefs, white and colored lawns, corded lawn and dimity, ‘and embroidered corner hemstitched stylesa. Sec- onds of 8c 100 and 12%0 kinds. ) 12Y,¢ Handkerchiefs 3 for 25¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Men's White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, perfect quality; large size; soft finish. ) $1.50 and $1.69 Umbrellas, $1.09 ‘With This Coupon Only Men's gnd Women's Um- brellas, fast black rain- proof 'American _(cotton) taffeta govers as- sortment of pleasing and attractive handles, many with leather straps, rings and loops. ) 10c and 12¢ Bias Tape, 6c ‘With This Coupon Only Blas Seam Tape, white and colors; six-yard pieces; assorted widths. S) Women’s $1.75 Bloomers, $1.48 With This Coupon Only Extra_Size Bloomers, of imported sateen; large re- inforcement; double cuff; in black, taupe. green and blue. (Third Floor.) (S) Women’s 75¢ Aprons 59¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Kitchen Aprons, fine grade gingham, with and without bib and pocket; finished with tie slrln(fiss)‘ Bloomers, 42¢ With This Coupon Only Black Sateen Bloomers, double stitched and con- tinuous crotch; sizes 6 to 14 years. , (Third fluo(lé} Children’s 75¢ Aprons 58¢c With This Coupon Only Bungalow Aprons, of fine count percale, in blue, pink, green and lavender polka dots; trimmed with rickrack braid and tie sash; sizes 2 to 14 years. (s : 5 Infants’ 75c¢ Slips 59¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Fine Nainsook Slips, Bishop style, trimmed with lace edging and finishing braid; set-in sleeves. (S) 59¢ and 6: Dresses 48¢c ‘With This Coupon Only Little Tots’ Short White Nainsook Dresses, trimmed yokes; others plain VS“Lh trimmed skirts; sizes 1 d 2 years. (S) 59¢ Flonnr.ing 39¢ With This Coupon Only 12 to 36 inch Embroid- ery Flouncings, voile Swiss and cambrics; ruffied and scalloped edges; as- sorted patterns. ) 2c and 35: 7 Embroidery, 18¢c ‘With This Coupon Only Skirting Embroidery, 6 to 9 inches wide; cambric ands fine Swiss; some with edgings and insertions combined. 8c and 10c Embroideries, S5c With This Coupon Only Embroidery Edgings and Insertions, also Seamings, in an assortment of pat- terns. ) 19c Trimming Laces 9c ‘With This Coupon Only Including Calais, Cro- chet, Shadow and Linen Cluny; edgings and in- sertions. ) 25¢ and 29¢ Laces - 15¢ With This Coupon Only Russian Filet and Cro- chet Laaes, ecru and white; 4 and 8 inches wide; - Some in matched sets. [€) $1.50 Corslettes $1.09 ‘With This Coupon Only Corslette or Garter sleres, of pink satin striped material; fasten-back and hook-side models, with elastic insert over hips; four garters; sizes 32 to 44, (O] $2.50 Corsets $1.85 ‘With This Coupon Only La Regent Corsets, of pinic brocade; elastic top; hooks below front clasp; long skirt and four wide supporters; sizes 24 to 30 Women’s 50c Bloomers, 39¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Pink Muslin Bloomers, large reinforcement; neat- 1y finished knee; all sizes. —(First Floo!—!lmél 75c to 89c Art Linen 59¢ ‘With This Coupon Onl; ‘White Art Linen, exl’ra fine grade, for scarfs, cen- ete.; warranted all linen; 20, 22, 24 and 27 inches wide, (Limit, five yards.) (S) 59c Tan Art Linen 35¢ ‘With This Coupon Only 20-inch, Fine grade, Na- tural Tan Color Art Linen, for scarfs, centers, e (Limit, five yards.) « Table Napkins 6 for 59¢ ‘With This Coupon Only 18x18 Mercerized Da- mask Table Napkins, neat- 1y hemmed; regularly $1.50 dozen. (Limit, six.) S) 25¢ Turkish Towels 2 for 39¢ . With This Coupon Only Bleached Turkish Towels, neat blue borders: close- woven grade. (Limit, sllxs..} 10c Wash Cloths 6 for 25¢ With This Coupon Onlv Turkish Wash Cloths, all-white and colored-edge styles. (Limit, six)— (Linen Dept.) s) $1.59 Glace Gloves $1.39 ‘With This Coupon Only Imported Lambskin Glace Gloves, with em- broidered backs; two-clasp ; overseam sewn; tan, brown, black and white. (s) $2.98 Glace Gloves $2.19 With This Coupon Onlv Imported French Lamb- skin Glace Gloves, 12rbut- ton length; Paris point and overseam Sewn: gray. mode, black, brown and whitc. [©) 85c Chamotex Gloves 67c With This Coupon Onl- Chamotex Washable Fabrio_Gloves, with strap wrist; beaver, mode, brown, gray and covert. ) 89c Stamped Nightgowns, 66¢ With This Coupon Only Ready made ' Stamped Nightgowns, good quality material; neat full - cut sizes. two.) $1.25 Stamped Tubing 86¢ Pair ‘With This Coupon Only Stamped Pillow Tubing, spoke stitched for crochet; neat patterns. (6] 50c Stamped Goods 26¢ With This Coupon Only Stamped Scarfs, Centers and Pillow Tops, natural color art crash; assorted designs. (8) 25¢ Tea Towels 2 for 26¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Stamped Tea Towels, plain crash and glass checks; neat designs. (S) $1.25 Stamped ightgowns, 86¢c ‘With This Coupon Only Stamped Nightgowns, fine grade nainsook, in orchid, peach, honeydew and blue. (Limit, two.) S) 59c Drape Veils 35¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Stylish Drape Veils, also semi-circular style, in all color combinations and plain shades. ) Women’s 59¢ Neckwear, 35¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Many of the season" most popular styles, in- cluding lace panel collars, linene vestees and collar and cuff sets, of lace, or- gandy and linene. (C)) 29c Veiling Lengths 13c ‘With This Coupon Only Remnant Lengths of Mesh Velling, plain and fancy meshes; chenilleand chenilette dot effects. (S) $1 Panel Collars 72¢ With This Coupon Only Panel Collars, of ecru net combined with lace, for wear with spring "nc(ksgi Hemmed Diapers $1.69 Dozen ‘With This Coupon Only 200 Dozen 27x27 Hemmed Diapers, in sealed cartons, containing one dozen. Sec- onds of $2.50 grade. (Limit one dozen.) «) $1 Bath Rugs, 75¢ ‘With This Coupon Only Extra Heavy Turkish Bath Rugs, in all whi pink, blue and helio.—(LH ‘en Dept—First Floor.) (8) gs BOTH SIES OF T™ ATK ST “THE DEPENDABLE sTore” )} o A S e S T e e 0 S 8 At 0 A e A7 S A R SRS e