Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1928, Page 22

WLLSOF VTS OF RVER AREFLED Attwill Relatives Reach Agreement on Distribution of Joint Estate. Wills of William Henry Attwill, an official of the United States Patent Office, and his wife, Carrie Ross Att- will, were filed for probate today in the District Supreme Court by Attorney Rudolph B. Behrend. The couple were | drowned September 1, when an auto- mobile in which they were riding went over the sea wall in Potomac Park. Attorney Behrend said the heirs both of the husband and wife have reached | an agreement for the distribution of | the joint estate which is estimated as between $30,000 and $40,000. Dr. Louise Ross, a sister of Mrs. Attwill, will uk; the court to appoint her as adminis- | trator to settle the estate. The husband’s will is brief and directs that his entire estate go to his wife. Mrs. Attwill in her wil provides that if her husband survived he was to have her interest in premises at 1657 Harvard street with the furnishings and all securities, Her sister, Hattie Ross, is given jewelry and real estate in Brook- haven, N. Y., and a brother, Charles B. Ross, property in Portland, Oreg. Jewelry and other thrinkets are dis- tributed among a number of friends. Lucy Dodson is to have $200 and the | remaining estate is to be distributed | among Harriet Ross Hosmer, Louise | Ross, Annie F. Manwell, Mabel F. Barnes and Anna A. Barnes. By a codicil Mrs. Attwill provides that $500 be paid to the Society of the || Covenant in the church of that name | and $300 each to the Presbyterian | Home, the Home for Incurables and || Southern Methodist Home for the Aged. ||| She also gives 81,000 ‘each to her brother Charles and sister Hattie, and ||| $750 in notes to her sister Louise. Mar- | garet L. Ross, a niece, is to have $20( | May L. 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Disappearance of a carload of alco- hol (8,000 gallons) from the plant of the United States Industrial Alcohol Co. at Curtis May, Md., has resulted in the suspension of six prohibition inspectors, guards and gaugers, against whom charges have been placed by Col. J. F. J. Herbert, prohibition administrator for Maryland and the District of Columbia. A hearing is_to-be granted the -six men, who. are E. L. Wolf, H. C. Shy- rock, J. C. Ferderick, C. W. Spence, F. C. McLane and N. Cullison. Senator Bruce of Maryland has in- tervened in behalf of the suspended men, personally asking Prohibition Com- missioner Doran.for a hearing. Com- missioner ,Doran was out of the city today. Acting Commissioner Alf Oftedal said he could not discuss the case. QUART OF WATER A DAY HELPS KIDNEYS When Back Hurts or Bladder | Bothers, Also Take a Little Salts ‘ Eating too much rich food may produce kidney trouble in some form, says a well known authority, becauss the acids created excite the kidneys. Then they become overworked, get sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and | misery in the kidney regien, rheu- | matic twinges, severe headaches, | acid stomach, constipation, torpid | liver, sleeplessness, bladder and | urinary frritations. | The moment your back hurts or | kidncys aren't® acting right, or if | bladder bothers you, belm drinking lots of good water and get about { four ounces of ‘Jad Salts from any | good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may | then act fine. This famous salts is | made from the acid of grapss and | lemon. juice, combined ‘with lithia, and has been used for years to flush | clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity; also to neutralize the acids in the system so that they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder disorders. 1 Jad Salts cannot injure any one; | makes & - delightful “effervescent | lithia-water drink which millions of | men and women take now and then | to help keep the kidneys and urinary lorgans clean, thus often avoiding | serious kidney disorders.—Advertise~ 1291 F Jtreet, le. P:or Friday and Saturday! FOLEILS AND VELVET S The Smartest Mediums for the New Hats | 00 New manipulations of felts and soleils —new turns and twists and clever com- binations of felt with velour, or velvet with soleil—every color, every head- size, every style. Included are youthful modes for the dignified matron. 3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER %,.1928.° WIFE ALLEGES THREAT. |FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS IS 0BSERVED TODAY Colorful Ceremony Being Held at Monastery—Bishop Shahan Among Assisting Prelates. The Pranciscan Monastery will be the scene of a colorful ceremony today at the observance of the Feast of St. Francis. . Because of the ciose friendship eof St. Prancis and St. Dominic, the found- of the Franciscans and the minicans, it 15 an -old custom fer the two orders to celebrate the feasts of their respective founders together. The divine services will be conducted at the Franciscan’ Monastery by the Dominicans. Bishop Shahan, Mgr. Ryan, the new rector of the Catholic University, and Mgr. Thomas of St. Patrick’s . Church will be among the prelates assisting. The ‘panegyric on St. Francis will be delivered by a Capuchin, Rev. Felix Kirsch. A large congregation is expected. A special musical program has been prepared by Rev. Bonaventure Simon, O. F. M., and Prof. Herbert G. Wells. Five young men were recéived into the organization of the Knights of Mount St. Sépulchre at impressive cere- monies at the Mondstery last Sunday. The ceremonial used was similar to that of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, which, in turn, is taken from the ancient ritual of the Crusaders. " presided and read numerous letters joint address to the body of :’ndkm ‘hundred visitors from ork. The artistic uniforms of the knights, with their long, white mantles decorated with the red cross of the Holy Lahd, formed a striking contrast to the more somber apparel of the Franciscans, with their brown habits, white cincture and sandals. Follo are the new knights: George Felt, Charles Jeffries, Ferdinand | Crovato, John Kearful and Don De Vol, all of the District of Columbia. bt Y. M. C. A. MONEY DRIVE SUCCESS IS REPORTED ‘ Cooper Tells Members Association | Enters Community Chest With | Clean Fiscal Slate. Commending the activities and work of the various departments of the Young Men's Christian Association, Willlam | Knowles Cooper, head of the local or- ganization, told membets of the associa- tion at their meeting last night in the main Y. M. C. A. building that due to work accomplished in the financial cam- paign for maintenance funds, the asso- ciation now. is enabled to enter the Community Chest with a clean slate. M. Grant Lucas, general chairman, from prominent citizens of the Dis- trict. Capt. Campbell C. Johnson, gen- eral secretary, explained the chart of the campaign and introduced C. H. To- bias, cenior secretary of the National Y. M. C. A. council, who told of the progress of associations in other citles. hts| QUERIED ON HACK STANDS in Locations. The District Commissioners today tendent of olice, whether he desired to recommend changes in thé location of the more than 100 tablished = have been Will Entertain Orators. A recommendation by the Canadian blic vehicle | Giytys board of governors to entertain » | the International Oratorical contestants at luncheon was approved by the club them. | at its meeting last night in the May- flower Hotel. The luncheon is sched- asked ‘Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superin- police superintendent for consideration. uled to take place October 11 OUT THEY GO! All odd lots ... odds and ends . . . merchandise slightly soiled from handling . . . slightly sub-standard . . . remnants, ete. . . reductions that are so AMAZING . . . SO % PALAIS R Downstairs : BARGAINS . OUT THEY GO i OYAL Store Mayfiower Hotel, 12°36pin. A1l Ca- nadian residents of the city are invited. Following last night's meeting & musical program . was. rendered. . A candidate for office seldom gets in by tugging at the other fellow’s boot- traps. merchandise grand clearance EVERY FRIDAY at price REMARKABLE in point of VALUE that thrifty people are always at - the front door long before the store opens, ready to grasp the many opportunities for SAVING. Come early and get your share, too. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. Paschal Kinsel, O. P. M., erator of the knigh If you spiritual mod- umns of who made a e PALALS ROYAL G Street at Eleyenth FURNITURE SPECIALS Broken Lots and Odd Pieces Offered for Quick Clearance Friday! Every One an Exceptional Bargain! For Your Dining Room— $311 10-Pe. Dining Room Suite, 178.75 ‘Walnut veneer, with antique maple panels. 86-inch buffet, 42-inch china closet with large linen drawer. ‘William and Mary design. $235 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite, 169.00 Walnut veneer and gumiwood. 6-leg table, 60-inch buffet. Neat Gothic type. Recently marked $195. $18.75 Tea Wagons, Friday at 16.90 Only 5 to sell at this low price. Shaded walnut, with dr:p lalnv“ and removable tray. Steel rubber-tired wheels. For Your Bedroom— $369 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite, 267.00 Decorated French walnut-veneer and gumwood suite. 52-inch dresser, large French vanity, chest of 6 roomy ‘drawers and full size bed. Recently priced at $206. $258 4-Pc. Bedreom Suite, 152.50 A walnut-veneered and gumwood sulte, recently marked at $169.50. Consists of 50-inch dresser, full size Prench vanity, chifforobe and bed: $42.50 French Vanity, Friday, 26.75 44-inch , four large drawers and colonial metal fixtures. %fly marked at $20.75. f $52.50 Dresser, Friday Only, 35.25 Mahogany veneer on iwood, with dustproof drawers. 41%-inch top. R.ecen‘.‘l‘;nm ed At $39.75. For Your Living Room— $100 3-Pc. Living Roon'l Suite, 87.50 72-inch settee, with club and wing chairs. Upholstered in taupe and blue jacquard velour. $69 Occasional Chairs, Friday, 34.50 Mahogany legs and arms, Upholstered with fine quality mohair or tapestry. ~Recently marked at $42. $45 Tapestry-Covered Settee, 25.95 ° . 48 inches long, with tapestry seat and back. Very m;‘{,gmb"- with springs in seat. Recently marked $28.75. $42 Living Room Extension Table, 37.75. Shaded walnut table; when closed the top measures 22x45 inches. Only one to sell at this low price—37.75. $19.75 Davenport Tables, 7.50 Mahogany veneered top, 45 inches long. Recently marked at $8.75. Only one to sell for this low price. Occasional Pieces— $10 Colonial Mirrors, 5.95 8 mirrors with mnh:slny frames, with flame torch at top: Recently marked at $6:75. $85 Hall Cabinet, Friday at 62.00 William and Mary design. 36 inches wide, with shaded walnut base with drawer. Blue enamel decorated cup- board top with 3 shelves. Reeently $60. $32.50 Writing Desk, Friday, 21.25 30 iriches wide, of walnut veneer and gumwood. Large drawer and round fluted legs. Recently marked $23.75. Three $22 Fclding Screens, 15.25 Mahogany finished frames with imitation leather panels, brown shaded. Recently marked $16.95. $9.75 Salem Chairs, Friday, 8.78 Antique walnut finish. Wood seat and spindle back. For the hall or desk. 14 to sell for this low price. $9.75 Writing Table, Friday, 8.75 Brown oak desk with large drawer. Round turned front legs. Only one at this price. $15.95 Boudoir Chair, Friday, 8.05 Cretonne covered spring seats and. padded backs. "l;:pefied mahogany finished legs. Recently $8.95. Six sell. . Seven $11 Buffet Mirrors, 6.98 48 inehes long with semi-Venetian frame. Beautifully etched. Recently marked $7.77. Six $47.50 Console Mirrors, 29.75 Semi-Venetian frame, beautifully etched. Two gtvies ::d Sfl‘.les. 38x33 and 48x17 inches. Recently reduced $34.78. Palais Royal—Furniture—Fourth Floor gheed work, read the want col- Sta $5 Wool Warm, Soft and helio or peach. 70x80 inches. Smart felts for variety “of and colors. small head sizes. Downstairs Warm flannelette in neat stripes. ous: necklines with sleeves. Windsor, wash-and. oral patterns. and Jenny necks, color trimming. Broken assortment more, Regularly - $1.19. in each style. shades. 1.25 Round or V_necks peach. Rayon Satin straight lines with sl ness. Strap colors. Children’s Wear School Bloomers, 33¢ Sateen Bloomers w dle seat. Sizes 4 to 14. Gym Bloom well made. athletics, School Dres made and attractiv Warm Flannelette Well made. 29¢ Union Swuits, Dra Pantas, Bloomers, grouped . for Frida; 2c. Ic. 3 Infants’ Wool ‘White and beige. regular 59 grades. 6. Hose, with seamed ba tops. rayon hose, in shades. ~Sizes Irregulars. Silk Hose, silk hose. All sizes in the ulars. sizes in lot. Downstairs - Blankets 3077 pr‘ kets in attractive block plaids. Choice of rose, blue, tan, gray, Downstairs Store FELT HATS Friday 88c shapes, Large and Women’s Underwear Nightgowns, 73¢ Full cut, vari- Regular sizes. Nightgowns, 88c 5owns in plain colors or pretty Round, square Women'’s Knit Vests 12Y4¢ o that formerly sold for much Rayon Bloomers, 1.00 wanted dark shades for Fall. Women’s Union Suits fleeced lined. All sizes but not Rayon Underwear. 88c Step-ins, Panties, Vests, Bloom- ers, all tailored models in pastel Regular sizes. Women’s Rayon Gowns tractive styles. ~Flesh, nile or Sizes 15 ta 1 Costume Slips, 1.33 Costume top. Beautiful Black, white and pink. Twilled Sateen Bloomers with full inverted pleat, cut full and Fine for gym and Sturdy Gingham Dresses, well Many vouthful styles to choose from. Sizes 6 to 14. Children’s Sleepers, 79¢’ the little tots of 2 Children’s. Underwear Women’s Silk Broken assortments: of fashioned and seamed-back Women’s Hose, 15¢ Broken assortmént of lisle, silk-and-rayon hose. Good range of colors. Size range broken, but all Mixed Silks Wash Goodc ~ Domestics ercales Ginghams Fine quality wash fabrics in usable remnant lengths at a Just deduct one-half from the marked Woelly Blan-- Bourd ends. drastic reduction. price. Corsets Regular $10 value, marked $298. i day only at 98c. . tiful brocade fabrics. P & N Corsetlets, Fall in a sizes of sizes. Fashioned .of Store weight fabric. Brassieres, 29¢ An odd lot' of brassieres and b Regularly 39¢ and 59¢c. Friday, 29c; 3 for $1 bandeaux. Downstalrs Store Nightgowns long set-in -ready crepe contrasting of Knit Vests A 35 In all the or aftérnoon weag. _loted +jerseys, ‘rich sleek sating, lovely N : Odd lots, some part-wool, others Sizes from 14 to 0. Domestics e gt in three at- Wool-mixed Blankets, incHes. Slips, light hip full- ket or bathrobe. For uses. ith wide sad- Seconds..of $1.79 grade. lows. terns. ers, 88c 12%c Yd. ses, 57c vely : trimmed. unbleached muslin. Garments' for 2 to § years. Fit_any board. wers, Shirts, in small lots, y's selling at \ahing colors. Hose, 25¢ Irregulars of . Sizes § to wear. Neatly Fall. Sizes for women misses. Downstairs Store 39¢ Service and sheer weight ck. Lisle Also some silk and - “new Fall 815 to 10. 1 R fr Tot. size _ selections and REMNANTS Gossard Corsets, 98¢ recently lel for Fri- 0 ‘ront-lace cor- sets in small sizes made of beau- 59¢ Comfortable, slenderizing P. & N. Corsetlets in a broken range i mixtures. Blankets, 1.88 Ea. 7. weight, block plaid designs, 66x80 3-inch’ sateen binding. Blanket Ends, 79¢ Esmond Blanket -Ends that can be matched.- Two makes a blan- Bedspreads, 1.00 inches, extra long to cover pil- Attractive colors and pat- Outing Flannel Fancy patterns in steipes, checks and. plaids. . Also solid colors. Ironing Pads, 49¢ Ironing. Board Pads, well pad- ded, fit_any board, covered with Ironing Covers, 19¢ Heavy Unbleached Muslin Cov- ers with eyelets and lace cords. Hoover Aprons, 69¢ Serviceable ‘Hoover Aprons and attractive home frocks of ‘ham, chambray and prints. Women’s and Misses’ Jersey Dresses, 1.39 Smart Jersey Frocks for home, office and outdocr styled pretty becoming colors for Y PRICE Downstairs Store Men’s Cotton Socks 12Y5¢ Black and a good range of colors. Sizes 10 to 11.. These formerly sold for 25c pair. Men’s Golf Hose, 29¢ Gray and White Cotton -Hose with contrasting tops. Sizes 10 to 11%. Men’s Union Suits, 79¢ Winter-weight suits with long sleeves, ankle length. -All first quality in ecru shade. Sizes 36 to 46. Boys’ 7% Hose, 15¢ Pr. Part-wool Hose in tan and gray i Slightly irregular. Sizes 7 to 9%. [ light- Every Smart New Fall Model Here! Silk & Jersey DRESSES For F; rilay Only 600 drésses...evéry one. smart and new...t6 choose from, em- bracing models’ for sports, street Smart tai- velveteens, charmeuse and many others. - All the beauti- ful and desirable new Fall shades. Dewnstalrs Store 9 Sports Coats Regularly 9975 to $5 only. 3 Women’s Suits Sizes 38 and 4 @ only. Friday only ot ... Ruffle Curtains, 44c Pr. Check marquisette Curtains, white with colored ruffles. 50- inch valance and tie-backs to match. $1 Opaque Shades 77¢ Ea. Oil Opaque Duplex Shades, per- fect quality in green and white and green and yellow. 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 inches long. Complete with fixtures. heavy many 81x105 Pillowcases, 15¢ Seconds of 25¢ grade. Blea hid pillowcases in popular 42x36- inch size. 81.Inch Sheeting, 37¢c Perfect quality, close weave, round thread, fine - quality bleached ‘sheeting, 81 inches wide. - 25¢ Toweling, 17¢ Linen dish toweling, 17 inches wide, wipes dry. Several attrac- tive colored borders to choose from. 25¢ Pongee Prints, 19¢: Plaza Pongee Prints, 36 inches wide, in many attractive pat- terns for children’s wear, house frocks, etc. Guaranteed fast color. ing- ood in and ‘Women’s $4 and $5 Fall Footwear . 1.89 Smart pumps and ties in a large choice of popular styles, smart shades. - Opera pumps, strap madels and fancy ties. All sizes, but not in every style. or black gun metal. sizes. Store - 200 Boys’ High Shoes, 1.98 Good: sturdy ‘shoes for school of dress wear.” Tan calfskin Some have Uskide soles, Broken Downstairs Store 81x90-Inch Seamless SHEETS 79c Seconds of $1.25 grade. Full bleached sheets, seamless and free from dressing. Finished with 3-inch hem, ready for use. Downstairs Store Men’s Lined Gloves $1 pr. Black, tan and colors. Fine for driving. Downstairs Store Draperies 69¢ Terry Cloth, 44c Yd. Reversible Terry Cloth, stight ir- regular, 36 inches wide, suitable for portieres, draperies, etc. Panel Curtains, 84c Rayon-stripe panel curtains with deep boullion fringe in new gold shade. 214 vards long, 40 inches wide. Fur-Trimmed Sports . Coats Friday- 0nlyu Sy 1250 “The season’s choicest styles and colors are featureéd in. these jaunty sports coats topped by luxurious -and lavish fur gollars of fox er wolf. Lined and warmly interlined. Sizes for women and misses. Downstairs Store Robes Corduroy Robes, 1.98 Lovely Wide Wale Corduroy Robes in beautiful ~boudoir shades. Sizes for women and misses. Bath Robes; 2.79 Cozy, Warm Robes of soft robing, in many pretty colors. Ribbon and braid trimmed. Sizes 36 to #. Cretonne Scarfs 121,c Ea. Various sizes from 18x36 ‘inches to 18x34 inches. 'Many patterns and colorings to choose from. Drapery Rayon, 34c Yd. 3-inch Sunfast drapery rayom; striped or all-over designs. Rose, blue, green, orchid or gold. $3.95 Felt-Base Rugs 2.47 6x0-ft. room size Rugs. in five attractive designs and colorings. Only 25-to close out. Downstairs Store Scatter Rugs, 57c Ea. Only 23 in the lot. Carpet cen- ter Rugs with braided borders. 18x30 inches. Table Oilcloth, 19¢ Seconds of 35c grade. 45-inch table oilcloth, plain white or:at- tractive printed patterns. Light or medium grounds. FRIDAY SPECIALS & 33e Gem Razor and Blade. .10¢ Downstairs Store