Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 16

' THURSDAY. APRIL- 8 1926 POLICEMAN IS WOUNDED. PAPAL ENVOY STAYS [nsen,mhich ez, annquncet | WIDOW IS HANLEY HEIR. | S, Siruct Sorthenat o orderes v Heads Church Group that unless he violated the laws of - - to he sold and the proceeds divided Pandits Enlpe in Pistol Duel Atter m POST m MExwo the constitution 'he would not be.|. The will 6f Michael J. Hanley. who odp s o n'm::: ;.{'i}’;.’.“éyxl-" interfered with. . No violations thus |died February 16. has been filed for far are charged, although the govern. | probate, He leaves his persanal | household effects, clothing and jeu Robbing Bank. SAN FRANCISCO. April 8 (). . Thas ment is investigating a rumor that | property to nis wife, Mary J. Hanley, | &ItV &0 1o a ni-n Rose R. Mays= Two bandits entered a branch of the Has Not Been Molested by Gonrn he employed an assumed name in|and gives her a life interest in his | Martin Drels is n as executor ::lherty Banlc” in the Mission district . U v ) entering the country. i 4““.‘ A Ciner dantl 1he e ey ere vesterday and escaped with ap. ment—] ortation Order e S i goes one-third to his daughter, Cath 3 < o hin JEWISH pmxlmuel,v 2,000 after engaging in g erine Hanley, and the Still Rumored. TraMec problems on the railway in |other children, Mary McDonald Services Friday, 8 P.M. A running pistol battle with the po. 5 ,Friend of ex- Premler Trymg‘ fice!"in"™ which' Patrolman (;...,.‘Federatlon Election Attended | . the Jand of the orem pole have resul. | Annie, Tapscott, Nollle Jones and Jo [ O Tonry - WOk thraph: Sha WS, —_— ed In shipment from Philadelphia of | seph F. Hanley. The widow is also 6t to Effect Combination of A few hours earlier a robber heid by Delegates From 101 i By the Associated Prass. the ploneer gasoline rall motor car [named as executrix. * | h St. Synagogue ; MEXICO CITY, April 8.—The Most | for_the Alaska Railroad. By the terms of the will of Johana | Professor J. J | up a branch of the Anglo-Caiifornia | Trust Co.. a few miies away, and es. Rev. George J. Caruna, recently ap- Al Peonles. caped with $500, Congregations. 5 pointed apostolic delegate to Mexico 7 ) and the Antllles. continues to attend A . o his duties here, notwithstanding Y A. R. DECKER. 600 PASSMC STR'KERS Rev. Dr. W. 8 Abernethy, pastor k speculation as to what the Mexican By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. ROUTED BY POLI E RU of Calvary Baptist Church, was elect government might do in his case, in VIENNA, April Mitisias” Dauno- | C SH o ";_”M.m a8 "}' “.un";"m“ "‘edj & . :::‘v_\“or its action against the foreign o) - . fc eration Churches at the annual ¥ oy Vitch, former minister of public| Women and Children Knocked |meetink vetorday atternon at the 1 have not heen molested by the works, has been chosen by King = o City Club. 9 St e i any ‘way,". g Mer. Alexander to form a new Jugoslav e dn Bicheting Avtanpt. Other officers elected were: Rev. Z. Mennwhite, devoite the derile: of Covernment. Boys Stone Chief's Car. B,, Phillips, rector of the Church of | | ' both the government. and the.prelate Usunovitch, who is popular through- the Epiphany, and Harry Hoskinson, ey rumors ate still being 4 that ont the country, is a close friend of | BY the Associated -Press vice presidents: Burns Downoy, secre. O e ™ e e e e 95| PASSAIC, N. J.. April 8.—Six hun- |tary Frank Armstrong, treasurer, and 3 e Kl Ll al thought that if ne succeeds in form- ing textile workers yester- | J. C. Dulin, ir.: assistant treasurer. B governmny; has, noks chenges Ing & cabinst it will be in effect & |day were repulsed by polie in an| "More than 200 delegates were in at- . 5 ——————e—— enntinuation ot Pasitch contral. His|attempt for the second successive |tendance. representing 101 churches, e 6 i RTINS AR 2im i 10 uphold the union of Serbs| 42y to picket the Gera mills. Two|and seven affliated organizations. Dr. ‘ i Crmate o e Ceame time | ¥Omen and two men were arrested.|A. (. Christie presided. Rev. Dr. T0 raw the Slavenes into the com.| Conceried action by 30 policemen | W. L. Darhy. executive secretary. I hination. met threngh the entrs of | resulted in a conrused fight tolported that the group now i e Slavene. cloriear lenders. Korn. | safety. in which women and chil-| 1§ denominations in its member reh it e mevermment hor by |dren were knocked down by the| Others who made reports were M «. el o e hanchmen. | rish. Within 20 minutes the crowd [ H. S. lrwin, chairman of the wom. | 2 Ty ey Pasteh momes T retain| wivs alaparned. An's department: Frnest H. Van F REV. DR. W. 8. ABKRNETHY. the co-operation of the Croats and| A% the rlot anded Chief of Police | xen, law and legislation; . P. H. & a1 the same tima -extend parliamen. | Richard Zober appeared in an auto- | dons, report of the treasurer: Rev. Ty povermment i Inelude all Juge. | mobile. His car was showered with | Harvey Baker Smith, soclal service: Sl missiles by boys in the crowd. Comdr. | Hillery F. Winn, finance; Dr. H. E. The government has a plan for| McCarthy of the Passalc American | Woolever. publicity; Canon A. P. extencive raiosd . conatractial (9% | Legion post and five followers were | Stokes, race relations; Rev. E. O. han Raditch, the peasant leader,| beaten by men llnhlhvh(lowdh“hels Qark, dally vacation Bible 'schools: they singles out the boys wl ev. r. Jose - zoo, inte |- on i < Qm(klghd'AnhuuuMnm wants “a network of America zh- tioi 10r SnioToHIIES Bdliaicks o] e stoninE: tional good: will nd 60¢ sizes connect the Adriatic"coast “with the TR = And-mm-l rland. avoiding the ex-| An unofficial report comes of the Within the State boundaries of Ken Throst and Chest in rai | discovery of large beds of nitvate near | tucky are stored approximately 16, Salve. 33¢ 5 inkelman, Ariz. 1 000,000 gallons of bonded whisky New: Areival Choose! Choose! Swiss Hair $ Large Shapes Belting Ribbon Small Effects Crochet Visca Flower Trims Embroidered New Trims Effects - Ribbon Effects Sangha Straws Tams 1 Smart Silks Page Boy Types Taffeta Gigolo Crowns = These Stunnjng Hate will prove irresistible and are priced so that no woman need deny herseli the joy of possessing one. Unmistakably new and in all the seacon’s jovous shades as well as the perrienal favorite—black ) Gage Tailored Styles that reach far into the future at a special price. Sworzyn’s—I1219-1221 G Street Straw Hats Soert ‘Tullibedt s Hath Now for a History-making Sale in which every ||} ssswsso | : $1.98 and $2.98 Large end Small Head Sizes § Scores of dashing shapes and styles in all colors woman in Washington may participate and e g ok o B S R ey S collection of these smart - R A S A prOflt—Our ’ : straws in a host of becom- ing styles and colors = ! (especially the much 5 - | ml - nn wanted tan shades) to % > ¥ it the Bobbett or wom- : Take El Take Elevator buator an with full coiffure. to Third Floor o to Third Floor CR LRON uuu Smcmh Strest iy sz 614 12th St. N.W. mgegue’ All Silks, Woolens, Cotton Dress Goods, Linings—in fact, everything Wash Goods Remnants S R Silk and Wool REDUCED FOR THIS GREAT EVENT!!! 25¢ Yd. ,. ; | Remnants, 79c Yd. : | Short lengths of white and colored i b\ \ i A Prices on all yard goods have heen slashed for this important sale—providing incomparable values that no woman wash' fabrics formerly selling for $%c i \ | i Dress Fabrics, consisting of crepe de Everything is new and fresh—entire third floor devoted to this sale-——where all | to ¢ a yard. Lengths suitable for i ! { W . hi P 2 269" AME 1T dresses and children's wear. All per- | chine, tafieta, satins, pongee. wool fect, clean, Spring patterns. Sateen, i \ S crepe, serge, wool batiste, plaids and T A £y 510 A AP TR .5 who sews can well afford to pass up! advertised items are conveniently displayed, all at drastic reductions! Come! Save!! Tomorrow madras, voiles, broadeloth. pongee. Plainand Printed Silks, $1.49, $1.69 &$1.95 Grades 1 9 g e et : S srives. Formerts 81 to $130 yard Consisting of plain georgette crepes, plain canton crepes, printed tub fou- including the new desirable colors—also black and white. Plain and Printed Silks, $1.98 to $2 49 Grades $E. lards—printed pongee. Choose from full assortments of both plain and fancies. ) : S l ' OO ; R ale! 1,000 Rayon This lot consists of printed georgette crepe, printed crepe de chine, plain satin canton, plain satin charmeuse, plain georgette crepe, plain crepe de chine. All new—this season’s colors and designs, including plenty of the wanted plain navy, black and white. y . 3 || One of the Best Offerings of the Season Plain Flat Crepe, $2.98 Regular Stock Price $: Z Y < e e e One of the finest pure silks, pure dye silks, made—all colors washable—every ; When haye vou seen such styles. color to choose from with plenty of navy and black. 4 : | such splendid qualities at this f 5 price? Only $298 for a rayon frock presentable at any time of . Regular $1.39 Radium Silk Pongee S day—mornings, afternnons. shop- In all the season’s latest colors, including black and white. ping. on the porch and, of course. at any time in the home. Styles Extraordinary FREE OFFER similar to those expensive dresses IUM:{#/‘ dll't'll i‘i"r 5 : Modcled in the Free Pattern—Free Cutting, Fitting with set-in sleeves, French seams, Department During our semi-annual sale of silks we will give absolutely Free any Pictorial Review or Elite Styles Pattern selected and cut and fit material free. providing von purchase your dress goods here. 5 most up-to-the-minute trimmings. Much of their smartness is due to Smartest of trimmings: Scalloped SiZeS 36 to 46 COTTON GOODS their hright». clear co|ors—cand_\" stripes jabots, contrasting collars, new ki-ck A Dozen Smart Cotton Dress Goods, Linings, etc., are just as drastically reduced, all Summer dress goods enter into the sale at predominate—rose. green, orchid, blue, pleats. hox pleats, tucks and white such great savings that will entice you to buy in anticipation of your Summer dress needs. wild honey, tan and white. vests. . StyleS Second Floor—King's Palace 39¢ to 69¢ Printed Voiles and 49¢c Printed Zephyrs \Imost an endless variety to choose from Also, 39¢ FEverfast Prints and 49¢ Imported Ging- % | Friday----Green Ticket Specials Seineh Bavdersil Pusith $1.98 Grade 54-Inch Printed Crepe - Sllk-warp, Cotton-filled Crepe, has mm$ 1 Nurses’ Unihrlm, 81.98 Dress Flowers, ZSC silk & Rayon Hosiery Regularly $1.69 a yard—choose from appearance and designs of the bhest 15 White Uniforms that for- N 4 h Small _assortment ~of S0c Iy sold for $298 and $350. othng am S100" Flowern Oddments in Sgc the wanted plain colors—also two-tone and _Hoover styles. various styles, colors and sizes. Slightly soiled from handling. L Street Floor . R R ce Curtans | i Bands, 25¢ YA, oo vt tones o s Iy S min, rtmen ave joine r i o o . H o e 2 o e Notions an rim g Depa s e joi e great yard goods sale with greatly reduced prices. 52.98 Silk Petticoats Fancy Trimming Bands, in Aand tan. gun metal, black and ® Fancy Houschold Rubber Aprons, Re;uhr price 89c to Wilsnap Fasteners- -all sizes, black and white. US"(I"Y'SI)ld numerans pretty color combina- White. A trustworthy stocking $1.25. Colors include Rose, Green, Biue, 79‘: Regular 10c card. 3 cards 5 49 o tions. 4 fo 1% ';‘.l"h widths. lha|‘v\_r sell o fast :(rm it is al- ..... : treet most impossible t ough Orange and uvendfr. I-n many pretty designs Puritan Dressmaker's Brass Pins, '/z Ih. hox“‘ 39 | "e]‘e‘rcen\‘ :.gin:’-: hl;r‘:“zhngi aw\"ah for $2 and $3 reet Floor o Mndy‘“ X tir‘v’wf”l':r:p‘lgr De Long Satety Pins. in Gold, white and black, '] Q) sizes 3, 4, 5; regularly 45c....... (S rietof coloss (At : Val Laces, 3¢ Yd. assoctments: fight now. for new all sizes. Regular 10c-card. 3 cards. ’c = 19¢ AN P Second Floor Dianiond Mesh_Laces, in edges shipment just arrived. So r Safety Pins, in white only—all si iem Brass Pins—300 count. 3 papers for..... . and_insertings. White only. Y; Street TNeia b Somt | ) Mercerized Cotton Elastic, 4 inch wide, in black 3 $1 Bungalow Aprons C Ea. t01 'inch widths. Street Floor Flosr Taffeta Seam Binding, best quality in black and 10c vene e R : Collar Pleating, 25¢ Yd. Notti h colors. Per_piece of heavy suspender weh. A pair. Made of gingham and percale Slight Irvequlars Circulak (Tabs ad pleatings. tev otungham Wright's Bias Fold Tape in all widths. Black -] 9o Portia Human Hair Nets in cap and fringe styles—-all in_checks and figures. Trimmed j collar and dress trimmings. Em- . White and colors. No. §: 6 vards to a piece shades. Single Mesh, 29¢ doz.; Double Mesh, 49c doz. with cretonne and pipings. Fine net panels in white | broidered net and chiffons. linen. Lace Curtams H Second Floor and ecru. Fancy border organdy and voiles. Formerly ——————————— Trlmmmgs 7 with choice of plain or 9r Street Floor Table lot of all kinds of Buttons in all Faney coat and dress braids and em- Flowers and Animal Shoulder Pets -all 50c Brassieres, 25¢ s UL B R Fancy Garters, 2] ¢ Pr. Usuall ) , - : : ; . . ; long. Used t - - colors and sizes including, pearls. broidered handing. All widths and 39c ind and colors—for your new 39c Pink madras with elastic in, e i . Various attractive colors and $1 and 51'50 10c a Card—3 Cards, 25¢ a good selection of colors, a yard Spring coat, each serts. Hook-back style. § (AR ctyton Made of good elastic and fo silk ribhons. Neatly trimmed. i - Second Floor Street Hnflr | | Sanitary Napkins Styles 402, 403. 322 and 554, 3 Regu!ary size, one Spool Cotton Formerly $650 to $775. Slightly Regularly $1.25. Shadow batiste {"o:“"fir. ""l;l*:“m;;";l{;g ::::le: All numbers in black soiled from displav. in flesh, N‘H" and W'ld ‘“"“Y- A gompl.ta array nf mm colors. | dozen to a box; limit two hoxelh to a curo- :nd whitle. l]qno {‘.nh k l mer 4nop one mail or | o a spool. (No phone, 9, . 0 1 98 d soe s { Onyx y ders. iy " 42 * e B lovdceon 47c| e fhmrrege smm.n'.‘?.i'agh:'fi';fl i, e Secks | didpaterns. A wonder | only ... (3 1219-1221 G STREET Dozen C bu:;tmné. Qrémmed';vn‘l'\ Tace and L :vnh navy collar and cuffs. e o o wite ful value. E : mi erv. Broken sizes. roken sizes. A - aa and embroider o A "of p! ing oolors. Thiri Floor cffects with colored borders. grade silks. Tn the late wanted colored backgrounds. Mill seconds and sam- ples of 23-yard curtains in ecru and white. Splen-