Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1928, Page 30

. 30 ROOSEVELT CLUB INDORSES HOOVER Group in Massachusetts to Support Delegates Pledged to Secretary. ‘The Roosevelt Club, with headquar- ters in Boston, has indorsed for elec- tion in Massachusetts those candi- dates for dele; Herbert Hoover for President. ert M. Washburn, president of the club. makes this assertion in a letter to Senator Moses of New Hampshire, a supporter of the Hoover-for-Presl- dent boom. The honorary vice presidents of the Roosevelt Club are Col. Thedore Roose- velt, son of the late President, and . Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, er of th, late President. Reply to Senator Moses. Mr. Washburn's statement {s made in reply to a letter he received from Senator Moses, saying: “The Roosevelt Club seems to me to be missing out on a very great opportunity. “Why do you not lay before your members a proposal to indorse Hoover for President? You have been strong for Coolidge, and Hoover seems to be Coolidge’s rightful heir. “Why do you not acknowledge that Hoover has the strawberry mark on his left arm and is entitled to the residuary estate and do this through a resolution of indorsement by your well known organization?" Mr. Washburn, replying to Scnator Moses, sald: “The membership of this club has THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. ¢. THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 198, demonstrated that it is for Hoover by a majority vote over all the other presidential possibilities combined. The management is authorized to act for the club, and it is its policy to make effective the predominating sen- timent of the members. It belleves in the principle of the pledged dele- gate, that the party in the primaries should determine the presidential nominee and not the unpledged dele- gate in his fancy. It is encouraged in the position which it now takes by your appeal, which position it has for some time had in mind to openly take. “Recause of which considerations it indorses for election in Massachusetts those candidates for delegates pledged to vote first for Hoover for President and as long as his noraination is pos sible, and those candidates only."” of 86. who road, radio has been revived by a corpora- tion which is backed by the govern ment in erecting broadcasting stations in a number of cities. fic fatalities to 86. ‘nue, 2 Wisconsin 2 |pear at an inquest Dr. Joseph C. Rog- | ars, acting coroner, will conduct at the morgue tomorrow morning. ‘W. D. Haisllp, member of the motor Death Brings Traffic Death Toll of 1927 to Total Samuel §. Rider, 54 years, 1417 Park was Injured by a taxicab New Zealand's waning interest In | ,.qr Thirteenth and I streets the Dixht of October 31, dled at his home yesterday, increasing last year's traf- frs. Lillian Trueworthy, 52 years, was knocked p down at the time Mr. Rider was in- jured. John Ringwald, 19 Cecil ave- nue, Hyattsville, driver of the taxicab which struck the two, was accused of having driven recklessly. He will ap- cycle squad of the sixth police pre- cinct, received a fracture of his left les early today when his motor cycle crashed into the rear of an alleged speeding automobile in front of 24 H street northeast. Halslip was pursuing the alleged speeder, and the accident happened when the driver of the automobile, George W. Brew, jr., 22 years old, 10 1 street northeast, slowed down to make n turn. The injured policeman was taken to Emergency Hospital in a passing automobile and Brew was ar- rested on a speeding charge. Alighting from his automobile on Pennsylvania ‘avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets this morning to k up a curtain that dropped from his car, Willlam Stubbins, 29 years, Baltimore, was knocked down by an nutomobile driven by Walter Freeman, 11 Second street northeast, and his left leg fractured. He was glven surgical ald at Emergency Hospital and Free- man was released in custody of his employer. Walter G. Grant, Bradbury Helghts, Md., was driver of an automobile that knocked down R. C. Connors, 25 years, 2718 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, on the roadway near his home last night. Suffering from injuries to his face and right knee, Connors was taken to Providence Hospltal. Ship Line Bids Open February 10. lids will be opened on February 10 by the Shipping Board for the sale of three Pacific Coast lines, the American Australian Orient, the American Oriental Mail and the Oregon Orlental. They have a total of 37 vessels and operate on regular schedules from Paci > ports to the OFFICERS INSTALLED. ! Veterans of Foreign Wars S New Officials. | Seventy officers of the six posts and four women's auxiliaries of the Dis- trict of Columbla Veterans of Foreign wars were installed last night with ap. propriate ceremonies at the L'Alglon Club. | Installation of the officials of the auxillaries was superintended by the State deputy, Mrs. F. C. Lucas, and that of the post officers was conduct - by Department Commander Joseph . Beattie. | A short musical program was of-| fered by Maj. E. H. Hale, who was in “harge of the arrangements, consistini )t solo selections by the Misses Elsic Jorse, Mary Doyle, Ethel Garrison and F. W. Hart, accompanled by Mis« | Betty Hazard. A “blackface act” was ! presented by Morse and Littleton, | after which there was dancing. R ) Connantics 1007, BUAL M PEAMIT 32 TheBest Oilinthe World” Nature gave this oil greater resistance to heat, wear and dilution. Demand AUTOCRAT. THE OIL THAT 18 DIFFEREN Vhow AL ornraa T Beware of Substitutes. At Good Dealers Everywhere Bayerson Ol Works, Columbia 57278 . <o Remnants—Furniture Remnants—Apparel 3 Remnants—Fur Coats Remnants for Men e e et e S S p 3 s ~ : €495 Golden Oak High Chairs. Reduced to. $247 $29.50 to $39.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats $115 75 $2475 Decorated Breakfast Set, § pieces $14.89 h > to $1 Fur Coats 33075 Walnut-veneered Buffet—Queen Anne style 52995 The Annual Sale of 8895 Dining, Bedroom Chairs and Rockers—25 to sell $2.95 5 €395 Sheraton Style Desk Chair, mahogany finish $3.98 Warm suede cloths, velours, broadcloths, bolivias and a few $ $35 $40 d 345 $1975 Decorated Console Table; 32-inch size . $9.95 sport fabrics fashion these modish coats. Straight or side . ) an . $139 Jacquzrd\ Velour Livinndkfiom SuiteS—Z piece . . :}l; flared styles, topped with huge shawl am‘} mushrnbnm c(,‘rll‘lars &f 3205 4-piece Walnut-vencered Bedroom Suite.... ... - Su4 fur. In black, tan, brown and gracklehead blue. Sizes 14 to 44. Naty " i, et okl ; 805 Phone Stand and Chair; mahogany-fnished gumwood. $447 J o DM imnird Fioor.) G o B e e l §79 French Vanity: 6 drawers; w encer and gumwood, $39.50 1582050 Evening Shawls; metal brocade with silk fringe, $12.95 bit), contrasting fur trimmed; sizes 36, 38 and 40. Caracul Coats eldon 275 Windsor Style High Chair sie s ssgz 1—$9850 Gray Ombre Plaid Sport Coat; fox collar; e with fox; sizes 36 and 38; Marmot Coats and Natural Pony Coats ” §2475 Dark Walnut-veneered Chifforette; § drawers....... 12 40 f sk L foeian with fox; sizes 36 and 38. 83975 Bow-end Beds; gray, ivory or walnut finish. . .$14.89 White Sp i fox col- (Third Floor, The Hecht € $955 Wincor Armctsir: mahogany-finished birchwood 4148 | lar—size &2, -0 ' 50 S uits an vercoats §805 Book and Magazine Rack: mahogany finish X Light-weight Coaf £9.75 Fumed Oak Desk for child; with id . $4.98 extra si % o $10 3200 to $265 Fur Coats §169—10-piece Tudor Style Dining Room $98.00 15-$25 to $39.50 Fur-trimmed Coats $ 50 Up to $34.75 Brass Beds; 9 to sell; several sizes -$34.75 model : ceoiaen. . $1950 - Extension Da-Bed; cretonne covered. $1298 12—$19.50 Extra Size Tweec s; self collars; full lined, $10.95 07 14.50 Woven Wire and Link Bed Springs; “as is”. .$3: 50—$395 and $595 Raincoats; some reversible; misses’ and $975 Twin Size Coil Wire Bed Springs; 2 to sell ... 9 WOTMCTIE| SILe8.usrobonsn i S S 8198 3 ) ; Sl e £18.95— Simmons Graceline Bed, including spring ; double size, $1249 3825 Suede Jackets; red and green; misses’ sizes.. $7.95 Groo Caracul Paw Coats; with fox; size 13; Si asies . When models are all so desirable, it makes picking easy. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 1-$65 Tweed Printzess Coat; lynx collar; size 40........ $35 rat, variously trimmed; size 36; Sealine Coats; o Suits: Single or double breasted, 2 or 3 button styles. In fia- 1—865 Plaid Printzess Coat; with fox collar; size 42...$39.50 sdviteell oes maciiott collicyattlicuffa sisesk 361 ton st N " ished and unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, flannels 3-$49.50 Winter Coats for Misses; beaver and fitch col- ' - P Cal i 0 44. Natural and the newer twists. i e i i e e T ... $2950 Opossum with skunk trimming. s . B : g N Housefurnishings—Remnants S Dl el i Ses e : R St eomen vibe ceats Chesteepide, siers and ragiase. Of SR S 12.95 : , ul —_ St Tailon ; melton_cloth, cheviot, chinchilla and fleeces. Sizes 33 to 48. ] 4 Zfl:fi;‘:s Tailored oxford and pin $265 to $395 Fur Coats Alterations, when necessary, without charge. 10—Fireplace Woodbaskets; various sizes and sty 3-$3950 Navy Twill Tailored Suits for Misses; braid_ 10—s| ; ; ; 3 ) held 2 ; ; 24 o Botties T-pint size; keeps liquids hot or cold, e AT e R 5 . $197 e T S 30—Salt Boxes, good size; well made of woad e itor mses: beaver wadifox collarss S15 17—Tan_Gabardine Topcoats; splendid! sizes 35, 20—Kitchen Tool Sets, including six loolls w\}!;‘ qc:; ¢ e y RS ENL4 ibe. TR (Gt O 6, 2 % s R X 15 36—1\(::2!::" Garbage Cans; gray enamel; i . Puny“;l;;:t:yflh%;;i lu:lne& C:jah :;x ‘t;x'n"wtd.c size 4«:],‘ Black 3—Shle!dr:§’ 4‘-‘8icced54u,i trousers and knickers; stout sizes — vases, flower ts, s ,» with € , Size J8; Marmo oat, sel trim- only—J7, an A R R T T TR P teeeiiaiieinn i fx’c'.“.s A.,u ;) g A4 o5 .. 49 med; size 40; Sealine Coats, trimmed with skunk, wolf or marmot. (Second Floor, The Heeht Co.) 40—Pottery Vases; good shape; in onepd % only. i 25¢ Ne“’ Dresses—flnd Others Re_ Caracul Paw Coats; fox trimmed. R 100—pcs. Assorted Glassware; green and amber; sandwic oor, The Hecht Co.) ZS—tSi;r:‘c:wmh .Tl'ayt;‘lta'fii frame; tray with blue dtcora- o duced from 15, 19. 50 & 25 $324 tO $495 Fur Coats Men s Furnlshlngs Remnants 30—Sets of Cups and Saucers ; hand dec ;6 of each for 98¢ gl i - 50_Shopping Baskets; imported; choice of 2 styles and i $10 $25 3 sizes .....cc00-een R ab RN s st Sapan e NG . 5 - so-T:;e Tops; secon sizes to fit almost 6—Men's $16.50 Smoking Jackets; of rayon; silk lined; any table ....... S $9¢ broken assortment; in sizes 37, 38, 39, 40 only... . An alluring collection of frocks to wear on all occasions— 1-Gray Kittskin Coat, leather trim; size 3. 124—Men's 75c and $1 Silk Half Hose: plain colors; broken formal or informal, business or sports. Including satins, geor- 1—Dark Brown Pony Coat, Iynx trimmed, size 18. assortment of plain colors; sizes 95 to 113 e 2 g;:sfofl;a:m:r:g;s‘i ;‘l:(firg:s ;noa‘;:u‘rhr:n:g"zrra'yh of hctil:m(ng:!. 1—Krimmer Coat; with long fox shawl collar. 13—Men's S{}.SQ Spo}r‘t ghir:s: low collar and hal H 9 = fe all or the short stou! S| . ; imported Englis roadcloth; brok Menlhan S Al'Ch Ald Shoes figure. (Moderate Price Shop, Third Floor.) fms:,:fl' x:l}ikairfiril‘:fie‘?x -m""{s"‘d and 1 black Caracul Coat, lS—.\ler:'s $7.50 Sflk Pajamas; fancy i At this semi-annval sale price, you may choose 50—$15 Flat Crepe, Georgette and Satin Frocks for women; i (Thira Floor, The Hecht Co.) broken assortment; sizes B, C. $10, $11 and $1250 footwear with all the IO e e fave il anilijdseaion Erocks) for 3—Men's $15 Mufflers; imported; sol Arch-Aid comfort and smartness. Black s et (el teaniparent velver 1—Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat); with dyed squirrel; ends; contrasting light facing... suedes, patent colt, brown kid, black kid or 7,95 WLEIT RIS D e b WO N G S B e i A 19—Men's $350 Mufiers; black satins are included. ......... 15—$49.50 and $55 Satin, Georgette and Velvet Combina- 1—Raccoon Coat; good clear skins; sports model; size 38...8350 with cut-out initial; Rachion-Mode Footwear, in black suede, black satin, gun tions and Transparent Velvet Frocks for women and 1—Castor Caracul Coat, with fox collar, size 38.......... ...$295 21—Men's $4.50, $5 metal, bro: cde, etc., all formerly much higher priced, $4.95 misses $39.50 1—Silver Musk . collar-attached styl ef rown suede, etc., o € , $4. Loeteiasees oiemeqorssanranass sesisisoeens —Silver t Coat: wi X - g llar-attached styles; 44 paineof Women's Fine Quality Shoes; broken sizes ; odds 7-$35 Chiffon Velvet Evening Frocks; for women and Mt Goath il Dol tox o ot 6—Men's $1.65 Gloves; - : 1—Hudson Seal C h : $165 Gloves; and ends. No exchanges; none sent C. 0. D. ... e e e . G i B it “f‘ tailored collar; sac IB. """ $400 pairs, 1 pair, size 8 15 pairs of Women’s Hylo' Slippers; blue and old rose; 25-$35 and $39.50 Satin, Georgette, Velvet Combinations 1—Ocelot Coat; made with huge shawl collar; in size 38.....8450 48—Men’s S0, 75c and $100 H. broken sizes; regularly $295...ccuueee.coiivnerinne ... $LOS < and Flat Crepe Dresses; broken sizes. S & 1—Black Broadtail Coat; with gorgeous fox collar;! size 36 $450 eyt o gt o (Fitth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Tuird Floor, The Hecht Co.) "* Gl i Taasticen . . O ¥ EEEC—EEEEEE:—EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:—EEEBEB 'REMNANT DAY AT THE HEecHT CoO.| g January Clearance Sales—Remnants Accumulated From All Departments e e e """ Remnants—Main Floor 22 Pairs Women's Novelty-cuff and broken sizes... 97" Pairs Women's Novelty-cufi Fabric Gloves, odd_ size 9 Pairs Women's $4 and $6 Gloves, faded or soiled.... iffon Hose, seamed backs, soles and 65 Pairs of $1 Silk C Tiems interlined with lisle. 30 Pairs of $395 Iridescent Sil Suede Gloves. Soiled $3 Suede Glove - .. 89c $2.95 Ho Remnants—Children’s Shoes 200 Pairs $2.50 High Children’s $4 to $7.50 Shoes $2.89 Girls’ and children’s patent tles, oxfords and high shoes, boys' tan lace high shoes, Junior misses’ patent and tan Play Shoes $2.19 Tan lace high shoes, in comfortable blucher style. In * Qe » Yard Goods—Remnants $1.65 to $2.45 Silks, Rayons and Satins ] $1 and $1.45 Yd. Accumulations of short each. Excellent grades. lengths—from !4 to 3 yards Many weaves, in plain colors and fancy prints. o trin 3 ; 1—-$45 Black Velvet Negligee; w Fifth Floor—Remnants 42 Women's Lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs, were el el . M s " pum, and novelly combina- the larger sizes ubber heels $195 Tricosham Bloomers, light and street shades, sizes 5, tions. All sizes in the assort- e attacned. Sizea 5 t0 3, i 4 3 umed ia verious lovely 709 ..o e H" ment. for boys and girls. ;o,k Lining Brocades, in a small range of colors...... 3¢ yd. 1 Robe: novelty 10 Satin and Crepe de Chine Gowns, handmade but soiled, : 3 o Sutins Riyom: i cok % g i e . g 200—Pairs of Boys® and Girls' $4 Shoes—for boys, high laced $165 Printed Silk ¢ Gt e Lol R o Wi 35 Pairs Kayser “Marvelfit” Bloomers navy. tan shoes or oxfords, with Goodyear welt soles and rub- s rs e GO DERHAIGRTRRIT Lo $23 yi- aihy. Sices 557, "Were#375 .- 3 L sas ber heels. For girls, patent leather loop-tie pumps, tan $1 Wool Serge and Flannel, in plum, brown, black oS¢ yd. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) "'X/lunh and high shoes. Boys' sizes 10 to 6. Girls’ sizes $1.95 to $295 Wool Fabrics, in interesting assortment, $1 to $1.88 yd. _ Bito2 Now ... TRl : $1.55 Wool Eiderdown, in tan, copen, white $1.28 yd. R nussed Children’s $245 all black or red-cuff Rubber Boots... $1.98 $395 Brocade Velveteen, in rich evening shades $1.95 yd. 1 §293 Novelty SI Jewelry Remnants Children's $1 T ST ORISR R S 79¢ (Main Floor, The Mecht Co) sttt Mot omeni i oo Children's $270 tutton Shoes., $1.89 35 to 75 Novelty Pins, Brooches, Earrings, Braclets, (Second Floor, The Hecht Co) Millinery—Remnants med; white Necklaces, Bar Pins Sy Rl . T 20 28¢ Q3 Phit 2 Sterling Silver Candlesticks, 10 inches high, plain or engraved - 5 . 5 . strap mod 5 ¢ ’ - ’ $5 to $10 Felt and Velvet Hats ) ) S1o8 P . . $198 designs, pair srvve » N ) . Q ¢ ats, tor matrons and more youth Q- $195 Philippine Chentises: of nainsook; iy hite - Aoty Centeeces, i vever culon, e . Juniors’ and Girls’ Remnants s tpes” e ety ol s or S8 Py i bt s end table s o A Givev OB bl D seli o “yxs . .48 $195 Kayser Glove Sitk Sport Blo S0 to 75¢ Bonbon Baskets, in several colors 25¢ Joniors’ Ry $1.25 Felt Strollers, in mannish tailored style with felt ov or hlack g & ¢ $1.9 Sterling Silver Serving Pieces—salad forks, sugar shells, | um;;ru $16.50 and Juniors' $7.95 selvet ribbon bands. " Black, and a few colors in the M-$195 Silk Pongee Castume Slips: o cream ladles, lemon forks, oyster forks, ea.. 5 . ¢ t 19.75 Silk Dresse: aincoats T L L e s R ¢ X% B & ™ _ matural color d % Iridescent Glass Jam Jars with silver-plated spoon and $ fslz‘)lgr"“"" R $2"()§t 15¢ to 3¢ Millinery Ribbons and Velvets, from ' to 2 inches =85 “Forest Mills® Union Suits! medinm weig “xu;; + iR e . g WIS I wide. Some in remnants, some yard lengths s “ !“A . . ot arriet Pates easpoons, voaranter years, each..... 10¢ Hatin, wool, erepe de chine Cpestyette” Rainconts, n 49 to 89¢ Velvet Ribh % N N o 5 ¥ Overblonses: grav, white or cope Two plece effects, Hize 1 cad bl pateh pockets, Hize (Thivd Floor, The Mecht €0 ) (RN Flooe - The Bt 0w —— e - em————— oSS wnd 17 W to 19 . 1 Remnants from C3ls’ §1 Forest Mills Cotton ~ . sirls' $16.50 o l e g S Q R N P The Gift S 4 0. Fleeced Union Suits for_chil eather Goods—Remnants cmnants— I'he Gift Shop Winter Coats e Dutcly e oW i S B‘ l“_ ANTS d 10 Lnee length o $195 Brown or Black Pauch Leather Rags, moire tined ™ ‘SOt NRQIOATOR St e Vo et Curd Cusen ik, fully Hned and ‘nter port "1*"“;‘ 'f;" K “'m"f‘* $5 Handbags, alligator grain, moraceo and calt, some suede ) | homanmish colla 0 i T e v P Imported Brdes Card Box b il i, 5 e e et e ool $5 Steel-beaded Bags, i beautitul colors, Chain handtes 398Dy Bevaise Seunties o an AT v e S b bt "fl"mx S Louia XVI Btadon $16 Gray Antelope or Beaver Calt Bags, heantitully lined DS Nature's Rival Conelette; sk jersey e Tt il % st wite a7k Clilie wea Awn Toay wet $495 Leather Picture Frames, easel style with glass S R R B R R $8es i 10 Hrune "Nl tines Coune Chom S §| 4 l{ nan : :"“::""l" G . ‘;'“3 S8 AT RIvaD Corer e with e withtut t O ‘“"‘ “Hatnee rubber pente white or flexd 34 tmpopua Tanle Rowis 8% o — AN eather Nridge Sets, bridge or pinochle with pad i case 0 helt 7 e b e Wk Canilentione :_ll(!l t ) ‘N)‘)" ¢ l“ o 1 Leather Wiiting Cases, were $195 to $495. Now $1 to $298 28330 Nature's Rival Cofselette elastic over hip sectio $ae Ton 17w ¥ £10 Tmpoited St Boatole L RS Wion, TN HRAHOSD) s 34 audk 44 it 2 s LaCER $18.50 und $20 Men's $5 Wool T ye Drealle Gatiiane i with: tuaws tor L - Fraveling Bags Sweaters e —~ 19 $1 Rien Jolic Randeaun s pink steipe P h7.95 $1.95 1§88 PN, Practical Front Corset; pin NS o " Toiletries—R N s 4 1 . o Yop Wil . Wenyy Shakor weave bweul (I ) ‘ S \ SV P : X Stationery—Remnants cowhide ik i ey BRRCie aes i 'S—Remnants Sivdie: novehy broseds hundbeiich b e ned, Holled N i Michema' Lavander Wator 390 Noxemin Combluation sean to-Tren, Redicwn 4 sp i 9 . ' > p YRR "aimo ™ DAR, Mwted wnd eves A0, hrovade : siees ) N Msported Bolders, comtaining Linen-finish Papes with luied Men's $6 Raincoats lemu‘u;(u\un S SIMRIYOSE 485: MOAD NI HIS Mary Garden Compacts, 1eg 85 Fashion Mo : . envelopes 1o matih 15 . . larly $1, 2o, over bip: sises St O quine bumen of Butl or Blue Writing Pager 1 $2.95 aadie .)‘ ‘I ’ Pag Bl st rerularly nported Down Fowder Fuits 13t Fethion: Mode ¢ b o ik i 7 4 Mol ‘ i . ; ek leatheretle covern G 0, % & e O siges 23 1o 3 r o ; : i v"{r i th S0 envelopes to match nile 1.;...,4”,. wowmanerolty’ o N ahimost any make of i Tnported Verfume regularty Viona' Flaconuity, sach, the $.30 Fashion \“‘I""‘ des, foythe tall fg ) thee M cul eaye nl Ghber cloth couats, some with orvivenhle neatly Nnlshed oo, o WIE D e amd & St Moty [ ey RN R TURCI O A LRI o e B . g 11 1 KX b N FG Gt R e D and 2 e AR P The Mot Ve v . " S—— e e e