Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 25

DEFENDANTS HT BACK AT REMUS)| Three File Motion to Throw ex-Bootlegger’s Suit | Out of Court. By ihe Associated Press. H CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 6.—Threo f the five defendants named by 2 temus, former Cin hmnlly * in his suit to re al property, filed a to have Remus’ peti- anged rvument of Justice opment in the a letter to Repre A. Mooney of Ohio, | denie s made sentative La Guar-! the floor of they vship of $300,000, is involved in} n County Cir- the mo- his employ- t he H(\ll s wife owned ind he knew roperty and domes- | | s Guardia en intim; shat he had B 5 , or her attor- 1 IRISH POET TO LEAVE. James Stevens Fully Recovered From Pneumonia Attack. CHICAGO, April James P EY to New | nd plan week. Since YWhere industry demands service || Jyonore Metal stands the gaff. That's why so many industrial plants specify this corrosion resisting alloy for all sheet § | me?~* vises | SOLD BY ALL GOOD SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 930 E Street N.w. ‘Washington, D. 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Robertson, Commissionen at Washington, to register its trade mark for tires manufactured FEDERAL TRADE BODY REOPENS MOVIE CASE Further Evidence of Famous Play- ers-Lasky Combine to Be In- troduced by U, §. of Patents Ihe Lederal Trade Commission to. duy ordered the case against the I'a- ayers-Lasky Corporation re- The complaint is in the nature of wpeal from a decision of the co held that the dist mous opened to permit introduction of speci- .| fied additional evidence by counsel for the commission. The case involves charges of unfair competition in the ! motion picture industry. r This decision was subseque trict of Columbia Court of “The Luxembourg” A striking example of the later Wil- liam and Mary style. In the shaping of the distinctive stretchers and carved under-rails, in the turning of the legs and in the general propor- tioning of the pieces, the William and Mary spirit is dominant. Strictly in keeping with the swash- buckling spirit of the desxgn, is the open grain wax finish, giving a rich, olden, mellow effect to the various woods. Ten Picces, $625 “The Elmore” Mottled mahogany in rich, fleecy iguring, maple burl, satinwood, birch and American gumwood, exquisitely wrought into this Suite by Berkey & Gay form a charming color ef- & fect. Carefully rubbed and shaded by hand, the finish enriches and glo- rifies the selection of rare- woods used. The Heppelwhite, hand- painted, floral decorations are nofe- worthy features. The 4 Larger Pieces, $505 The Twin Bed Suite, $605 'keOA.yMM‘M:AW e o Special, 33¢c Imported Tea Pots Under the order, evidence will be re- celved bringing down to date from the time the original hearing closed in September, 1924, the list of motion plcture houses wholly or partially con- trolled by the corporation as well as booking agreements bearing on the operation and control of such theaters. Interlocking stock ownership with affillated producers, distributors or ex- hibitors is made a part of the proceed. ings, “‘or any other interest therein, or the partial or complete manage- ment, control or operation by the Fa- mous Players-Lasky Corporation of a theater or theaters of any producer, distributor or exhibitor, or the exist. ence of any working agreement or un- derstanding ¢ * * with respect to motion picture films to be exhibited in any theater.” The order permits counsel for the corporation to answer such additional testimony, and also provides for re- view by the commissioner of acts of the examiner in the original case in admitting or excluding evidence, pro- vided counsel for the corporation sub- mits a brief citing rulings complained of on or before ‘Vlay b next. RAQUEL MILLER IN U. S. Feminine Idol of Music Halls Ar- rives From Spain. NEW YORK, April 6 (®).—Raquel Miller, Spanish diseuse idol of conti- nental music halls, arrived yesterday in the presidential suite of the Le- viathan, bringing only two of her | widely heralded Pekingese dogs. She | refused to sall for Amerlea two | Woodward & Lothrop Berkey & Gay Two Names That Mean Much To Discriminating Washington Particularly to those who are planning to re- create their Home for Spring and all its attend- ant events—weddings, graduations, the coming of friends and the young folks’ round of enter- taining — the names of WOODWARD & LOTHROP and BERKEY & GAY have a two-fold meaning. APRIL months ago because she was denied first cabin accommodations for her 6, 1926, elght pets. One of the dogs died the | e day before tho Leviathan sailed, and in’ frritation she gave several others away. She will make her American stage debut soon. American producers have Papering and Pamhng Very Reasonable Prices No_inconvenience. Ex| The etore of relubility. P abisbea 1015 Phones Main 7422 and 3713 EDWIN S. RUCKER 1210 H §tmt N.w. One at once associates them with fine (lesign, splendid construction, decoration and lavely finish. rare woods, exquisite It is, therefore, with pleasure that we invite your careful inspection of our showing of these fine suites for the Dining and Bedroom, bearing the “shop mark of BERKEY & GAY. ‘Berkey ¥ Gay Juraniture This Shop Mark is inset in every Berkey & Gay production. It is the cus- wmn“:dpvm when buy- Other Berkey & Gay Suites (Not Illustrated ) “The Armada"—the four pieces of this chamber Suite reveal the lovely touches of Spanish influence in its design. Wal- nut, birch and gumwood are used in its construction, with decorative effects in birdseye maple, maple burl and mahog- any, $600. “The Gascony” A Ten-piece Dining Room Suite of wal- nut, burl oak and American gumwood, in a mellow, open grain, wax finish, $750. “The Stockton” Eight pieces for the dining room, embedy- ing many Sheraton characteristics and done in an unusual combination of rare woods, $415. “The Moliere” A Bedroom Suite of four pieces, of Louis XV1 inspiration and adapted by Berkey & Gay for modern homes, $415. “The Austen” ‘Linen Specials & Gay four-piece Suite in Amer- ican walnut, redwood burl, gulip wood and birch, used in combination with other woods, $540. Twin Bed Suite, $665. Furniture Sections, Siath and Seventh floors. —that invite immediate purchasing and insure ex- ceptional values. “Pure Linen Breakfast Cloths, 45x45, $1.25. Rose, gold, blue and lavender bor- ders on white field. Plain Hemstitched Tea Napkins, $3 dozen. White Tea, Napkins, of fine qual- ity. 12x12-inch size. Skirts Lamp Shade across ‘ha Atlantic. High Caliber Sales- men Attention pllave wondertal hhu)d me ocplate Co» which be. sold, for 2be as Personally Conducted BOSTON TOURS $47 Sede, Apr. 15, May 6, June 24, Aug. 5 Travel Bureau, Woodward Bldg. BALTIMORE & OHIO ! been trying for three years to get her | i SO ozl bd’l:(h ‘r!'f(‘::l an ! standing w mportant retail trade who r.h»l‘;flmm ‘A:'ldnrlhlfl'»mnfl i"i el X sh ocolate Corp o Pluce, Baltimore. e “The Hancock” Berkey and Gay craftsmen, in creat- ing the pieces of this Hancock Suite, have used straight grained walnut, birdseye maple—a choice of discrim- inating artisans since Colonial times —and selected American gumwood, in a delightful combination of color and form. Finished carefully and rubbed by hand to a dull, smooth gloss, mellowing and beautifying the natural glory of the woods. Four Major Pieces, $397.50 “The Duchesse” In its painted flower designs, the graceful shaping of the pieces and the simplicity of decoration, this charming Suite reveals many graces of detail which one associates with the great name of Heppelwhite. In addition to its beauty and sound construction, little convenience fea- tures make the Suite one of the pleasures of the Home in its daily usage. ‘The Four Principal Picces, $515 With Twin Beds, $630 Bridge Lamp and Shade Special $'3.45 Vudor Porch Shdes Ready for Warm Weather With the patent Vudor ventilating feature woven into the top. No better shades to make attractive porches are known than Famous Vudors. With 6 Feet Drop 3 ft. wide....$2.75 With 7 Feet 6 Inch Drop 38 wjde 6 ft. wide 7 ft. wide 8 ft. wide 9 ft. wide. 10 ft. wide. . 10 ft. wide. 310.25 12 ft. wide..$13.50 12 ft. wide..$12.45 Vudor Screen Section, Sixth floor. Particularly timely for the hostess who needs one or two extra Teapots to com- plete her outfit. May be had in several sizes in a _very attractive shape and brown coloring effect. Chinaware Section, Fifth floor, White Plain Irish Linen Hemstitched Lunch Cloths, 36x36-inch size, $3.50. Pure Linen Hemstitched Damask Table Cloths, size 58x58 inches. Special, $5 cach. 7%-inch Silver Bleached Damask, $1.78 yard. Linen Section, Second floor. Semi-glazed Chintz Skirts for lamp shades, in an at- tractive variety of patterns. These will fit and are easily adjusted to any shape wire frame. Bed lights, bridge lamps, boudoir lamps and floor lamps. From 5-inch to 20-inch size Priced, $1.25 10 $5.50 Art Embroidery Section, Sixth floor Woodward & Lothrop 10th, llth,FandGStrcets A splendid opportunity to secure a Wrought Tron Bridge Lamp, with ad- justable swivel arm, 2. - piece plug and cord; with 12-inch pigskin effect shade. In several de- signs. The quantity is limited and the price is very exceptional —buy yours early. Lamp Section, Sixth Soor.