Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1928, Page 32

82 : THE ' EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 198 DETECTIVES HELD INRUM GRAFT CASE | Police Captain Also Gives: /| Bond After Philadefbhia ; | f Men_’s Fine Shirtsi Reduced in This Sale to 500 New Felt Hats For Women and Children = A special group of newly purchased $ hats, in small and medium shapes and a variety of pleas- ing colors, includ- ing all the bright ones and plenty of black. Nicely trimmed with ribbous, felt cut- outs and pins. Street Floor—Ring's Palace ‘Satisfaction Since 1859 6SPALACT 810-818 Seventh Street Hearing. Rs (he Associated Press PHILADELPHIA, October 17.-—The | storm of arresis that threatened last Saturday night when District Attorney John Monaghan disclosed that Al and | Ferguson Hendrie, whom he character- | 1zed “the biggest beer runners in Phila- | delphia,” had talked, broke yesterday and swept a police captain, 10 City Hail | detectives. 3 district patrolmen and a | special policeman into court The Hendrie brothers were arrcsted tn connection with the special grand gury'x investigation of bootlegging, po- | || ice corruption and gang murders and | f:| Every shirt perfect, tai- lored to fit and well cut. Your choice of plain colors and new patterned effects in broadcloth, woven ma- s dras, rayon striped woven 1 madras and repp. Coilar attached, collar - to - match 69¢ Extra Size Cos- tume Slips, 2 for Soft white muslin, in strap-top style. Shadow- 1 Sizes 46, ga( 79c Handmade Porto Rican Gowns 2 for $1 Sheer nainsook, flesh and peach. Entirely handmade and hand em- broidered in pastel tones. Regular sizes. Second Floor 72777 L LT L A L L L Men's $2 Silk Mufflers Genuine Susquehapna silk full size in a varled assort- ment. of new figured de- signs on light or dark grounds, Street Floor 6Y¢ Bloomers, 2 for ( proof hem. and 50. Bargain Aisle ez 69c Knitted Petti- LTI $1.50 and $2 Pointed - Heel Silk Hosiery 51 s Big Boy Monoplane, $1 A large, gayly painted plane that will gladden the heart of any hoy. Anto Bus, $1 A brightly painted, large size bus that resembles the real ones vou see on the roads. Dump Trucks, S Large, painted tracks with dumping section. Boys e this toy. Grand Central Station, $1 A mechanieal toy that is very unusual and fascinating to boys and girle. Trains move in and out of the station. Large Pool Table, $1 A painted metal :aple with * rubber sides, triangle, two o and agate balis. Plavhouse Kitchew Outfit, $1 Cabinet, refrigerator, ink and range of painted metal, com- plete with moving doors and shelves. Hutch Rugby Football, $1 Street Floor o/ (/LD _ f X " (//// /l" /7 L/ r7) were kept incommunicado over the week end while questioned by Mona- ghan. who is in charge of the inves- tigation William Frantz suspended police cap- tain, was the highest-ranking policeman arrested today. The others are Detec- tives Edward Fariell James Ryan Chester Peacock. Fred Wolf, John A. Stucker, Harry G. Bennert. Louis Far- jes, Kenneth Winterbottom, Frederick Sfider_and Frederick Plantieri; Patrol- | men Campbell. Hergshelmer and Tuttle and Harry Klein, a special policeman. ot es. Silber, Winterhot- | . 5 ,,,;e;':d'“phmfi,i aiready have been ar- | Trregulars-—but misweaves only. Full- rested on other bribery charges. 1|, fashioned, all-silk chiffon hose with 5 withlisle garter tops and pointed heels. charged with bribery and extortion. District Attorney Monaghan &aid to_ | Included are outsize hose with pointed heels. All new shades. white, Men’'s $1.49 Pajamas, $1 Warm flannelette fin- ished with rayon frogs. New striped patterns in a splendid array of col- ors. All sizes. Streel Floor—Kin size. Tofants' 49¢ Flan- nelette Undergar- coats, 2 for for colder weather. and neckband styles. Sizes 2 for ( green and leated ruffie Elastic at wa ) g - sy osen vingne | $ -Union Suits 30c Baby Blankets l blue borders. 20x40-inch| suits with long sleeves All white or gray with striped borders. Splendid| §1 Sateen Petticoats 13'% to 17. Bluve red. . purple, with > ek At Men's $1.50 §$1.59 Crib Comforts or blue fancy borders. \ Filled with clean cotton. $ Ztor $ 1 All white, with pink or ( Winter weight, ribbed and ankle length. Fash- ioned cuffs. Sizes 36 Regular and extra sizes, of lustrous sateen, in white blue and flesh, and the —— extra sizes in brown, rose b R open and purple 7 IV . Full cut, firmly sewn. | £ Bargain Aisle lid 77 % 7 %// L/ 1/ K7 N e — N ments, 3 for = | Kimonos, Gowns and Gertrudes, of white flan- nelette, trimmed in pink or mede after Gill had been gquestioned | by the special grand jury for more than ' a half hour Gill was the first of six district commeanders o be called. Capt. Franiz and 9 of the 10 de- £ ! 2 prs. for $1 Es SE | Plain and picot tops, slightly imper- — ! fect. All shades to Fall. Having received a number of protests ' against the operation of radio loud- S poakers In front of stores, Maj. Edwin | b e ] day that Capt. James commander $1.50 Kull-Fashioned / ik nnek-\ tectives were held in bail for court after & hearing before Judge Lewis. B. Hesse, superiniendent. of police, said K he intends to make a test case! . i vt New $1 Handbage Boys' §1.25 and 2 for $1.39 Pajamas of & police district station, possessed a bank balance of more than $80,000, Which he refused to explain ~ . . Silk Hosiery Pericct, service-weight, pure thresd ings with a short lisle welt. Evecy desirable Fall { and Winter shade. \ Prantz' bond was fixed al $10.000 anc . { the detectives’ from $1.500 o $5.000 $ S R e 1 Bemberg or Silk 10 determine whether ihis practice can | be dealt, with under the existing regu- lation prohibiting unnessary no s spectally setecied o e hoga group of new fashion of muslin and flannelette bags in the popular en-s Trimmed with rayon frogs. e #hould not prove successful he will con- | fer with the corporation counsel's office regarding the possibility of drafting new regulation to cover the use of loud speakers when the sound is directed | into the street. i1 5 The police superintendent said com- $1 Fountain Pens plaints have come émm tenants of 2 for downtown office buildings that the op- | = { eration of loudspeakers from stores in- | kel terfered with office work. ry s | Excellent for school use — . Ring or clip style. RETIRED OFFICER DIES Women's 69¢ Belts AT FORT LEAVENWORTH 2 for , Leather or soft suede § i = | belts in the chic 1 to 1Y Col. L. 8. McCormick Won Two | [i| | color with plain or fancy inch widths, Every smart buckles. i $1.29 Brief Cases Biack. brown and tan( g imitation leather made 1 ‘The district attorney’s siatement was discharged. 3 . ; and Rayon Hosiery Maj. Hesse sald that if this . velope style. Black and a Sizes 4 (o 18. variety of pretty colors. Good size. Formerly $1.49 and $185. Bution - on - style ’1 made of g grade Peggy', J Eerrromiw trimmed with contrasting] colors. Long or short sleeve styles. Sizes 2 to 8. $2.98 Raincoats 51 size, 12 and 1 women's sizes, 36. 38 and Boys’ Wash Suits) R & G Girdles $1 Fine broche and rayon striped cotton girdles com- bined with elastic. With or without graduated front stay and choice of plain or elastic top. Medium and long lengths. Flesh color, Sizes 25 to 35. None C. O. D. and no phone orders filled. All sales final. 100 Silk and Jersey Dresses Special for Thursday 5 Much reduced, of course-—all new Fall frocks of flat crepe, satin, canton, charmetex and wool jersey. Black, navy, tan and_brown in fashionable styles. Sizes for women and misses 18 Boys' 79¢ Blouses 2 for 40. Rubberized coats in Plain color broadcloth, white, tan sna blue. Alsol § attractive patterns in red, blue and green, trim- med with corduroy col- lar and large patch pockets. None sent C, O. D., no phone calls and all sales final. Second Fioor i Citations in Spanish-Amer- ol I R cales. Collar-attached. long-sleeve style in sizes 7 15. ican War, The War Departmeni is advised that| Col. Lloyd S. McCormick, inspector gen- | eral’s department. who was retired in | September, 1914. died st Fort Leaven- | worth, Kans.. last Sunday and that Maj. James B. Montgomery, Medical} , dicd at_the Letterman General Hospital, San Prancisco, on the same day. Col. McCormick was from Ohio and was graduated from the Military Acad- emy in June, 1876. He was awarded two silver star eitations for gallantry in ac- tion at Las Quasimas. Cuba, and at' Santiago de Cuba, during the Spanish War of 1898. Maj. Montgomery was from Maine and served in the World War in the medical section of the Officers’ Re- serve Corps. He was appointed a first lientenant in the Regular Army Medica! r, 1917, and was pro- | of major in Apri!. | with double compartment 5 Ideal for school use. Boys' $1.50 ] Knickers Dependable suiting wool- en mixtures in light and derk patterns. Also firm corduroy in brown. Full lined in sizes § to 17. Ex- cellent for - school and play. Second Floor 2222 Z 2 7 T2 $1.50 to $2 Lace Panels $1 e Very attractive curtain panels in white and ecru Nottingham weave. _ Pla or fancy patterns in correct lengths and exceptional de- signs. Hung one to a win- dow. Men's Flannel- ette Shirts Usual $125 and $1.50) medium and heavy coi- ton flannelette work shirts, Two pockeis, double stitched seams, light and dark tan. collar attached Stvle. Sives 14% to 18 s il e leat KB 59c Rubber Sheets | 8 2 for 1 39¢ Stamped Towels, 4 for The Famous Drvwell) 3 Towels, in attractive floral designs. Hemstitched for crochet or plain hem- stitched hems. / $1.50 to $3 Boudoir ) An assortment of pretty ‘1 ’1 Boys' $1.50 Sport Sweaters ‘Tan and blue, tancy pat- ’I colors and styles. Pleated georgetie shades, trimmed with gold-color braid gzeus e Boys' 79¢ Overalls ) Consists of 54-inch scarf| § 2 for and pillow to match, Ex- s Blue denim, strougly, terns in firm cotton sweat- ers, Pull-over style. Sizes 30 to 40. White rubber. with pink | or blue ruffie. Crib size. Second Floor ating ) s i & ; B m@mery, is a resident of San Fran. Women's Handker- chiefs, 12 for Fine Swiss or linen, in' ’1 ’1 Second Floor—King's Palace ceptional quality black made with bib and sus- it R sateen. penders. Two good sike pockets, Sizes 6 to 16, $1.39 Stamped Cloth Unbleached Cotton. 45- inch Square Brnkhsl., ’1 plain colors, prints and all white: also ~embroidered corners and woven borders. Street Floor $1 Window Shades 2 for ) Seconds of ofl opaque 1 shades mounted on per-‘ Graduate MeCormick Medical Glasses Fitied Collexe Eves Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409-410 MecLachlen Blds. 10th and G Sis. N.W. Third Floor 2221 I L L LA L ) ’ : 59¢ Baby Dresses 2 for White nainsook, in bishop \ style. Tucked front. neck( 39¢ to 79¢ Rayon Fabrics, 2 yds. for A wide variety of attrac- tive colors in brocaded and plain weaves. Very smart for_diaperies. linings. elc. 19¢ Dress Ginghams ) ’ Women's 79¢ Union Suits, 2 for Irregulars. Boys' 79¢ Caps 2 for One-plece and golf style caps of fancy suiting mix-) Band - top rayon - striped suits, in Footwear medium weighi. Sizes 36 Features at | =« "~ " ! Children’s Sport Hose, 4 prs. for Perfect 7 Sport Hose, Women's Shoes $1 pr. in correct styles for boys and girls. Light and dark\ $1.50 Masque Oxfords and pumps left from large sales. Various col- colors and new patterns. ) ~ Costumes { ’1 ors and leathers. including pat- Sires 7 tn 10% “Carnival Pierrette” ent and combinations. High Dheansasst sk and low heels. All sizes in the . v lot but not in every style. design and braid, or with hells. Nas Cloth, stamped In basket design. Complete with four skeins of floss. tures. Sizes 6% to T%. Street Floor fect, easy working rollers. Green. ecru or white. and sleeve Lace trimmed.| Long lengths only. $2.50 Stamped Bedspread Very smart stenciled de- sign on unbleached cotton. Stenciled in pink, blue or green for conching stitch. $1.29 and $1.39 Stamped Linen Set Dining Room Set, of hn») ‘1 8 vds. for 32 inches wide. New checks and plaids in fast in colors. §1.25 Linen Luncheon Sets Natural - color unen) 5 crash, 36-inch square rlmh\ Men's §1.39 and en’s § an $1.25 Tie-back Curtains ) P 5 Ruffied curtains with double ruffied velance and finished with deep, colored voile bands. $1.25 Napara Rugs 27x54 new compocition rugs that have the ap- pearance of a high grade wool rug. Plain centers. Choice of rose, blue, green | $1.29 Jersey leggins Drawers, Leggir black, navy. brown, white, $ copen and gray. Elastic “) 1 Ly $1.69 Work Pants Medium and heavy weight cotion pants fin-\ § ished with belt loops, nufl$ boitoms and widely cut| legs. Dark striped psat- tern: mess Men's 79¢ Shirts g back and buttoned to the knee. Sizes 2 10 6 years.: Second Flaor $1.25 Seamless Sheets 81x99 Perfect Sheets. Hand torn and froned. An exceptional quality, heavy. round thread 30 to 42 inch waist : : Service —let ne handle vour MOVING, PACKING and SHIPPING jobs. GComplete equip. meni—experienced personnel — a re- sponsible organ- ization insure 100% fulad to re. and four napkins to match. Hemmed. colored borders. en crash, in basket and Street Floor flora} patferns. To be fin- ished with lace edge. Street Floor ; 7 $1 to $1.59 Fancy ) Tnfants’ sises to 2% years Children’s 25¢ Bus- ter Brown Stock- ings, 5 prs. for Black, white, cordovan, tan bark. Also mercerized| derby ribbed hose, in cham- pagne, camel, gray and French nude. Perfect. and Dawers, 2 for Balbriggan, short or long| sleeved shirts in sizes 36 to 46. Ankle-length drawers in sizes 32 to 44 ‘Well made and faced with Full cut. Children’s Bleached ) S ) Flowers, 2 for ¢ Pil ot Stunning New Flowers( § 35¢ Pilloweases for frocks and coats. Nu- types for meet,\ sateen. Perfect, Firmly Men’s 79¢ /nion AC Cotton Case \ Siiits 2 for 2 Buy these in quantiiy lots nainsook. | § flnlshm\ P Blankets ) $ 66x80 single cut cotton fleeced blankets in gray, tan and white with fancy colored borders. $1.50 Cocon Mats \ merous dress and evening wear, Silks, velvets, chiffons and metals. ) and tan ‘1 $1.25 Cotton satisi quote reque Infants’ S0c S| Not'sold. singly. tnion" 3 for s Revon - striped, Ruben and _straight-front sty]es,\ Necararad wah and he Sbe Sport Hose, 3 for Ay ast Tos Bv Phone Main 900 fac Esiimatas, © mming f.aces 24vids o ) Merchants Transfer b, ocobons & Storage Co. | s Fine count $1.29 Silk Cre athletic stiyle Ch 1 EEpeE with taped armhoies. Weh- e, yd. hng and snubher hack. W-ineh faniy Sires 38 th Rk Anor mets. Ymnported natity, pad %5 p Y Thea) fo seerfs Men's 6% Work Shires, 2 for n blue chambray that( § lrunger A wear * T pocgere nounie | Strer 11, weave, 1 a design sartment. of light and A T colavs, including hlack and i s idthe color eomhinations Giuse het, cogt eod A Cotton, R vds, for “Tinkle Bl 36-ine ' One-Strap Stippers, &1 pr. Necarated with helle, Red Deril W Evenly Wavey Co S s martras A grewi sovice of 2 for the cilaren, Manv these a6 play &ll inrough the year, especially for kiddies' par- ties, etc. Well made of good materials. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Street Floor pieces | 10015 8-nch *aws Floor 3130 Drapery Damask, yd. ' S0c Faney } = e B¥oic i ibr * 51.25 Rayou Saun leek, lustrous-finish Irregulars. Rayon and)| S vd. lisle. ~ Reinforced, high A fabric_much in vogue for sport frocks, costume slips, spliced heel, well fitting| ankle, New patterns and color combinations. Sizes draperies and the new bed sels, 36 and 40 inch widths. Many smart col- 10 to 11%. ors, blaek and while. Men's $1.50 S s Overalls ?‘l.;.‘n Cotion reclanzls and 1w ~meat woar b it _colors gnd bl i mous Buroon mercesied Lo 3 in ‘slightly {rregular quality are shown at this same low Plain or split sole ) 18\_3‘1 Pat Com- O T S Wopien's Ko nouse slippers wiih leathicr soie and rubber heels. Sizes 5 to 8. Also black kid boudoir slippers with pompon. Men's Felt Slippers, $1 pr. Oxford gray with soft soles. Sizes 6 to 11, Datiarn. Very smiaci &ud Very mev, Usually_$1.60. for only $1. Silk Scarf and \ Clasp Vivacious triangles in( ¢ colorful new patterns.) Hand-painted and prlnmd$ SUPPLIR DANCIES ¢ WEEK Nt 0t 1 Music by Wardman Park Orchestra Featuring Ruften ' 50-inch _brocaded and ’ two-tone effects in_fifteen - 1 Street Floor colors and cumblnlthsm.s Used for windows, door draperies, portieres, etc. Third_Floor 79¢ Chamosuede Gloves, 2 prs. for ) Fancy cuff, slipon and Palmolive Soap, effects. And especially Sakey on smart when worn with the new_clasps / Men’s Linen 79¢ Rayon Vests or Bloomers, 2 for and Orchid Bloomers, in Friday and Saturday Al pure linen, finished with ty-fn. hem. All white. Fur Trimming \ vd. i-inch Reversible Furl § for trimming children’s; coats, Cocon coney. rac- coon color coney, black and brown coney. Street Floor Handkerchiets, 6 for [ :I ) Heavy blue denim with 1 double ‘stitched seams and bartex pockets, Full cut sizes 36 o 42. " Men’s Night- ) shirts Striped flannelette or o white broadeloth in lu|“) length, well cut styles. Sizes 16 1o 20. Street Floor cotton for comforts. Splen- did value. 20¢ Washable Prints, 6 yds; for ) Nev = 36-nch Cotton! § Prints, in delightful pat- terns, Coloriul and smart for women's and children’s frocks and aprons. 72x90 size quilled, weigh- $1 ing 2% pounds, Whnes inch size, and maich in all Bodice-top model 27 to 29 vests Lo shades. Pink, Peach, Nile, Corul’ ,\‘1 Misses’ S0c Sport Hosiery, 3 prs. for Rayon and Mercer Sport Stockings, in smart patterns. Al sirable colors. Slightly im- perfect. Street Floor Second Floor Children’s Union Suits, 2 for ) Fleeced Suits. .in waist-{ ¢ attachment style. Dutch neck, ‘elbow sleeves andj knce' length or high ne('k.) long sleeves and ankle length, Street Floor inati } s 75¢ box of face powder, 50c rouge and 25¢ lipstick all for $1. A genuine sav- ing of 50¢ on each set. Kara Linen Stationery sheets of paper and 2 packages of envelopes to match. White only. An excellent quality. Street Floor two clasp gloves im all the smarter shades. Sizes 6 to 8%. Splendid value. Street $1.50 Shaving Combination <750c_Auto Strop an.’ ’1 50c bottle after shaving lotion and a good shaving Complete set for Street Floor brush. $1.00.