Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1929, Page 24

L THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929. P LRLELELE T T T T T T T T T L e ettt i i I R Ak it L= A b L L i MISSOURIANISHELD & ™" F e D D T T T D T T T W T Tl Tl T T L T T P T T T D T Tl T T T T T CLELE T T T T T T T T T T MRS R R e Sh th s HhsEhshsh s shshh S hhth S hhhhhththhs L - ;IR ARy ! Tomorrow—come, compare, and save in the most gigantic clearance sale T that we have ever offered. Our stock must be disposed of because we do i not carry merchandise over to the next season—making this the one out. T standing opportunity of the entire year to purchase at DRASTIC REDUC- T TIONS the high-character merchandise which has made the name of GOLD’S i 1 T T T "} 1214 ONMURDERCAARGE | eloldA |F s C7O;ZZOI‘7‘ o Accused Man Is Arrested After Riding All Night With ": Victim’s Body. synonymous with QUALITY. 1 L 1 1 1 \By the Associated Press. HARRISONVILLE, Mo., January 10. ~—After riding around all night in a| motor car with the body of Clay Branch, , & neighbor he is alleged to have killed, | Prentiss Bullard, 33, farmer, of Kings-| ville, Mo., was captured near his home | today and taken to Warrensburg, where | he was charged with murder. i The arrest and finding of the 'undyi gesulted from a search started aftor F. | W. Walker, 24, also of Kingsville, re-| ported to authorities that he witnessed | the killing late yesterday. Walker said while the three were re- turning Kansas City, Bullard and Branch engaged in an argument. Bul- lard from the rear seat of the car fir two bullets into Branch's head while the latter was in the front seat, Walker said. Walker told officials the slayer threatened his life. He left the car on its ival in Harrisonville on the pre- text of getting a supply of gasoline and Bullard drove away when he failed to return. He said Bullard suggested they drive to the Missouri River at Lexing- ton and dispose of the body, but that he had persuaded him to go to Kings- ville instead. 4 fary Branch, sister of the slain | man, said the argument might have | arisen over a request that Builard pay some money he owed the Branch family. BOXER SEEKS T0 VOID MANAGER CONTRACT Marty Galla;):er Asks for Injunc- tion Against John S. Blick. Plenty of Extra Help Fitting Rooms for This Famous Once-a-Year Sale R R R R R SRt R R R LR LR R LR LR LRL, Women Who Attend Our Sales Are Never Disappointed LWL Hhshshhehs The dispite betw Marty Gal- lagher, Washington h: weight boxer, and his manager, John S. Blick, busi- ness man of this city, which recently was aired before the Maryland State Athletic Commission, has cropped out anew with the filing of an action in the District Supreme Court-by Gallagher in which he seeks to have Blick en- Jjoined from enterfering with the boxer’s Ting activities and to have the contract existing between them declared null and void. In his complaint, filed through At- torneys W. Gwynn Gardiner and James Y. O’'Byrne, Gallagher also demands an accounting from Blick of the moneys received and disbursed by the manager from the period baginning June 30, 1927, when the contract was signed, until October 22, 1928, when Gallagher became of legai age, and asks that he be awarded judgment for such sums as may be found due. In support of his contention that Blick voided the contract by feilure to meet its provisions, Gallagher alleges that whil> appearing in bouts under Blick’s direction the manager failed to furnish proper trainers, Sparring pari- pers or adequate means of transpor- tation to the scenes of various exhi- bitions, and that he has been irrepar- gbly injured by Blick’s action in seeking to prevent him from appearing in any ring in the States of Maryland, New. York and Pennsylvania. FREAK AUTO CRASH PUTS END TO CHASE Car Pursued by Policeman Turns Over Twice—Occupants Held on Dry Charges. e ey r e b r Tl P T T T T T T h-‘_- s 15 = L Stupendous Once-a-Year Bargains : In All Departments IR IRIDILRS It is our invariable policy to make our ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE RE- DUCTIONS so DRASTIC as to be far below all proportion to their actual values. Every garment in this sale is from our regular stock—truly repre- sentative GOLD’S CREATIONS—in a wide variety of new models for Spring as well as Winter wear. DRESSES quality materials in 1 every desired color. The savings 1 are unprecedented 116 DRESSES : in our history. Reduced to. . (] ] A Group of Bags 5 b ? Reduced 1 8 $9.50 6 7 Included are all the smart- est leathers and colors. Really remarkable values. ¢ ° L 2 2 Space does not permit us to list the numerous other items on our All Others Reduced Proportionately All Others Reduced Proportionately We are eliminating all price compari- sons from this advertisement. The re- duced prices speak for themselves and are their own justification of your con- fidence and faith in GOLD’S VALUES. Come and share in savings the most s us in the history of this establishment. COATS 517 hshahhsnhehhe e D Vo B Do D Dt Hhahhehrhs Alded by a freak accident which caused the car he was pursuing to over- turn twice and pin its occupants inside, Motor Cycle Policeman B. R. Campbell of the eleventh precinct single-handed today captured two men on liquor and traffic charges and confiscated 40 half gallons of liquor. Camnbe!l started in pursuit of the car about 7 o'clock on Good Hope road southeast. After a chase of several blocks the automoble ran into a field near Ninth place and Alabama avenue goutheast, and twice overturned. The ! sutomobile was getting away from the officer at the time of the accident, and the men would have escaped had their car remained upright, according to Campbell. Before United States Commissioner =T 1,200 Pairs All Silk CHIFFON HOSE 1.9 A superfine sheer silk chiffon hose, in every mnew shade. Finest quality. Buy 6 pairs for all season’s wear. LR L R L R R S SR SR S LR LR LR LR R R R R R R e R R R R R R L M R L LR L R P R R R e R R e LR R R SRR LR LR L SRR 45 COATS Reduced to. FLUCUELELELE 150 DRESSES Reduced to. . . 67 COATS Reduced to. eedham C. Turnage the occupants of he car, who described themselves as ohn Wesley Davidson and Frank | hitlock, both of Richmond, Va., plead- | #d guilty to charzes of illegal transpor- | tion and possession of liquor and were | eld under $500 bond each for the ac- ton of Police Court. In addition Davidson, driver of the ar, was convicted of reckless driving | y Judge Isaac R. Hitt and sentenced to | 80 days in jail. 3 Groups of UNDERTHINGS Absolute Clearance Step-ins, Dance Sets, Chemise and $2 .45 Slips == 168 DRESSES Reduced to. . . 79 COATS Reduced to. 375 DRESSES Reduced to. . . Made of excellent 65 COATS Reduced to. ohhnhmonsh s h e h h R R S AR YRR UL LA L b 83 COATS Reduced to. 167 DRESSSE Reduced to . . wt Dot Do Bt e e e g hY 55 COATS Reduced to. 128 DRESSES \ SEE .PA(;E 19 | Reduced to. Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” That cold y Grippe or, e less you take of it at on Rub Mustcrole on the con; pnd see how quickly it by effectively as the mes: plaster. Musterole, Main Floor which are greatly re- duced in our Absolute Clearance. Yfl; must come and see them your- self. 76 COATS Reduced to. . 194 DRESSES Reduced to. turn into “Flu” orse, Pheumonia, un- mustard made from pure oil of ustard, camphor, menthol and other imple ingre t Fhich stimulates circulation and hel break up the cold. You will feel a warm tingle as it en fers the pores, then a cooling sensa- lion that brings welcome relief. R R AR e AR UL S R R Letter than a mustard plaster, . A Every coat must be sold! Smart new Styles and Colors. Winter Coats, Dressy Coats, Sport Coats, Tailored Styles, Fur trimmed Styles. Coats that represent the smartest fashions of the season. All sizes. | Main Floor Special FLAT CREPE SILK DRESSES Every smart miss will want 2 or 3 at this price. In every new color. Sizes 14 to 20 Every Dress must be sold! Every Dress new. Every Dress a tre- mendous value at these reduced prices. Beautiful new Spring Drene_s, in the loveliest Spring fabrics and colors. Formal Dresses, Informal Dresses, Sportswear Dresses. All sizes. All drastically reduced. Absolute Clearance Reduced to. . . .. And More CHOOSE NOW UL L ELELE el Tl Tl T T T N D T T = o g T gy e g g b e g e e g gy b e e g e g g g