Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1929, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 13, 1929—PART 1. ARSON SUSPECTED IN CHURCH BLAZE Tub and Jug of Gasoline| Found in Edifices of Fort Worth Baptists. \By the Associated Press. { FORT WORTH, Tex., January 12 — Fire believed to have been of incendiary origin earl ytoday destroyed the First Baptist Church here, of which Rev. J. Prank Noitis, noted fundamentalist lead- er and reform crusader, is pastor. A four-story brick Sunday school building and gymnasium adjoining the church 1, and t of 50 wil also burned. Episcopal, and a cast of Left to right: Misses Rose Williams, Patricia Jones and Virgie Williams of the Transfiguration Players, appearing in a minstrel show at the Park Theater, Fourteenth and Crittenden streets, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8 o'clock. The play is under the sponsorship of the Church of the Transfiguration, ill take part. Investigators searching the ruins for clues as to the origin of the fire reported unecovering evidences of incendiarism. District Attorney Robert Stewart said & tub containing gasoline and water nud a five-gallon jug of gasoline were found in the Sunday school building. The jug was in the basement and the tub was on the third floor. Two charred tubs were found under debris of the church building where the fire started. Dr. Norris, who has had a stormy career here, was in Austin when in- formed of the fire and returned here this afternoon. The original First Baptist Church, oft which Dr. Norris also was the pastor, burned in 1912. He was charged with tions here and on numerous mated at between $200,000 and A slice of lemon stewed $5 allowance on your old mattress applied on purchase of any new mattress. Floor Lamp Specials $10.00 Jr. or Bridge 54.95 Lamps, complete . $15.00 Jr. or Bridge Lamps, complete ...... Table Lamps, complete ...... Gas Floor complete wllh fix- Delivers ¢ Complete $16.75 9 1; Off Every Desk in the House Complete 9 3-Burner Gas Range, Special 25% Off Every Cogswell One of the best raluss we have ever offere i made of walnut eneer ‘and i i ods. | Consists Occasional o Srearlee “Batiet, China Chair in the House Occasional Chairs Starting at $8.75 Delivers Choice of Any Atwater Kent arson and perjury, but was acquitted. He came into the limelight again two years ago when he killed D, E. wealthy lumberman, in the study of the church during an argument. Dr. Norris pleaded self-defense an@ won acquittal. Recently the minister has been con- ducting a campaign against vice condi- he has reported the receipt of threats. Loss to the buildings, which church officials said were insured, was esti- prunes adds much to the flavor. 9.Pe. Outfit for 0fl|fit suite, together with spring, mattress, two pillows and chair to match. 11-Pc. Outfit for $ Delivers the Living Rcom O‘Itm Shade, Smoker, Magazine Basket and 2 Book Blocks. This $169 14-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite ARCHITECTS’ DINNER. Federal Association Program Is Given at Cosmos Club. The Federal Association of Architects, consisting of architects employed in the Government service, held a dinner and entertainment at the Cosmos Ciub last night. Motion pictures of the construction of the New York subway were shown prior to the dinner at 6 o'clock. Fol- lowing the meal, there was a program of entertainment featuring the members of the association. Chipps, oceasions $400,000. with the JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 10% to 40% Discount On All Floor Samples and Discontinued Patterns 30 ALLOWANCE On Your Old Bedroom, Living Room or Dining Room Suite—Irrespective of Its Condition he Bedroom This outfit includes a four-piece bedroom 9x] 9x! 9x1 27-1 27 109 Outfit includes large Settee, Wing Chair, lub Chafr, in good grade of velour; Occa- mnal Table, End Table, Lamp Base and Cabinet, Extension Table: § Chairs ‘and 1 Host Chalr. Cohomtcred in ‘veioar 8- piece Console Set. $1.50 Weekly ‘109 $149 Kroehler 3109 finish Mar- $4.95 Chair, Now . $2.95 $ [ v Davenport Sute oy é ¢ ot ris s the lowest price in years for an Sew- $5.75 Chair, Now . $3.50 - ;l,l;‘{,l.,l.m:‘w‘.‘u f,.l‘ul,,,‘l,:”\,fl:,[,(,..: it | ing Cabinet. $6.50 Chair, Now.$3.95 bed and the three pieces shown are cove ered in a high-grade \wluur spring applied on purchase of any new spring. Specials from Rug A complete line of Rugs from 36 inches up. 1; Off Every Tea Wagon Starting at $9.75 5-Piece Unfinished Complete at thi QUEEN MARY TAKES COLD AS KING GAINS Indisposition of Minor Character, but Weather Keeps Her g Inside Palace. By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 12.—King George today enjoyed another restful day but his subjects were grieved to learn that his Queen, who has borne with quiet courage the countless burdens imposed by the long illncss of her husband, was suffering from a cold. Her in- disposition, however, was described as of a minor character. ham Palace yesterday or today. Be- cause of the cold weather it was deemed inadvisable for her to leave her rcoms and risk czposure. The bulletin issued by the King's physicians tonight confirmed the offi- cial, information of the morning that { his ‘majesty had further rest today, extending the period of quiet from yesterday. It is an extremely rare occurrence for Queen Mary to become even slightly indisposed. ~The news of her slight cold therefore aroused widespread sympathy and called attention to the long strain to which she has been subjected. Bolivar (1783-1830) the liberator of South America, is the most noted name in the annals of the continent. $5 allowance on yn old Department Discounts 10 to 305 Rug Specials 12 Velvet Rug .. » 12 Axminster Rug 12 Tapestry Rug. in. Velvet Rug . -in. Axminster Rug Tea Wagons Breakfast Set Unfinished Drop-leat special Console Tble (Extra Special) In Green, Red and Colored Lacquers Mahogany $10-% Cash Delivers a Stewart-Warner Guaranteed Radio Her majesty did not icave Bucking- | EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EIEEIEEE_TM Store for Thrifty People =i =10 =010 [o]———/o]c—=[0[c—]n[e——[o]——— [ o] ———=[o] ———=[n[c———=]a| ———=[o| ———[0] The First ‘ollar ay” of 1929 — Every Department Contributes Its Share of Amazing Bargains—On Sale Monday and Tuesday Men’s Suits and Overcoats Half Price $20 Suits & Coats, $10 $25 Suits & Coats, $12.50 $30 Suits & Coats, $15 $35 Suits & Coats, $17.50 No Charge for Alterations K New Spring Blouses $ white broadcloth, with ffl“(‘y l'lan collar sizes 36 to 4i.—Second FI Smart Fur Choken $ With head and tail: in gray. tan and brown; ideal for Spring.—Second Floor. Baby Creepers, 4 for Plain colors and _prints; contrasting color piping; sizes 1, 2 and 3 years.—Second Floor. Children’s $1.49 to $2 Hats § Of velvet, in assorted calors and styles; some with contrast trimming.—Second Floor. Girls’ 69c Flannelette Wear, 2 for $ Nightgow! ps, sleeping_garments and pa- Jamas; $izes 2 10 33 yeare. - Second Floor. Perfection Maid Dresses Of vat-dyed fabrics, various neat designs and ;_(Il;t:’rrxi several styles; sizes 16 to 56.—Second 50c Extra-size Bloomers, 3 for § Of crbpe, in pink, peach and white, plain and flowered; others of neinsook.—Second Floor. 79¢ Emb. Flounce Slips, 2 for $ Good grade white nainsook; neat designs: all regular sizes.—Second Floor. 75¢ Waist Union Suits, 2 for § For boys and girls; with and without walsts: long or knee length; hroken sizes.—Second Floor. Inner Belt Corselettes $ Rayon stripe material: elastic insets; four gar- ters; sizes 36 to 46.—Second Floor. 79¢ Middy Blouses, 2 for Of heavy white Jean, long slesves, full cut; sizes 6 to 18 years.—Second 89c Sateen Sl:ps, 2 for Hemstitched tops, fine lustrous grade; assorted colors; all sizes.—Second Floc Women's 39¢ Bloomers, 4 for § Of crepe and nainsook: plnk. peach and white; l’!wullr sizes.—Second Floo 59c Sateen Bloomers, 3 for § Regular and extra sizes: plain '\nd striped; light and dark colors.- Setom? loor, 79¢ Smocks and Hoovers, 2 for § Of pink. blue greer and helio chambray; well made; sizes 36 to 46.—Second Floor, $1.25 Broadcloth Smocks Double’ breasted, good grade broadcloth, in blue, green. “rose and hello; sizes 36 to 44.—Second ot and tle; 1 Great Savings for Infants’ $1 Day trimmed. . W‘! Muslin Gertrudes, emb. Muslin Crib_Shoets Piliowcasas, plain tmdev Shirts Bart-wool ‘R All-wool _Sacques White Dresses. long or shor Hand-embroidered Dresses Baby Bbautited "Carviase. Robes Suniii Siik Gnd Faille St Bonn Walking Dresses, with panties. ... Kaufman's—Second Floor 000000000000 000 +o 00000 Sl Hand-mzde Gowns, 2 for § White. pink, peach _and honey: hand embroid- ered; full cut sizes.—Second Floor. 25¢ Knit Body Waists, 6 for $ For boys_and girls: fine knit grade; sizes 2 to 12 years.—Second Floor. Child’s 50c Underwear, 3 for $§ Vests and Pants, winter-weight ribbed srade; sizes 2 to 12 years.—Second Floor. 79¢ & $1 Rayon Underwear, 2 for § Perfect ‘and slight irregulars; flatlock scams; bloomers, vests, chemise and panties. Pastel shades.—Second ' Floor. Women’s 69¢ Outing Gowns, 2 for § Embroidered fronts: double yokes and long sleeves: assorted stripes.—Second Floor. 69c Extra-tize Gowns, 2 for $ Soft-finish nainsook, white and pink; made with shirred fronts.—Second Floor. 59c Panty Dresses, 3 for An assortment of pretty prints: all light colors; sizes 2 to 5 years only.—Second Floor. 79¢ to $1 Sample Bandeaux, 3 for $ Pink, white, nile, orchid, satin. silk and satin stripes; sizes 36 to 44.—Second Floor. 7to 14 yr. Cinderella Dresses $ Assorted new prints and_broadcloths: all new- est styles; assorted sizes.—Second Floor. 79c Lace-top Slips, 2 for Sott-finish nainsook: handmade lace ton lnd medallion ‘trimmed; hip hem; sizes 36 Second Floo, Girls’ $2 Butterfly Skirts § Full plaited in assorted ‘new and atiractive plaids; white body; 7 to 14 years.—Second Floor. Boys’ $1 Broadcloth Suits, 2 for $ Good grade, plain colors. with check trim- ming; sizes 3 o 8 years.—Second Floor. Girls’ 39¢ Flaanelette Wear, 4 for $ Bloomers, Gowns, Slips, Combinations and sleeping garments; sizes 2 to 8 years.—Second Floor. $1 Jersey Leggins, 2 for § Heavy weight jersey, in white only; sizes 2 to 6 years.—Second Floor. Women’s Fine Gowns Lingerie cloth, imported embroidery trimmed: hand-embroidered crepe; lace and satin trimmed tops.— seeonu Floor. .39 l.mgene and Rayon Slips § Llnlerle with handmade lace tops, Alpacd Rayon in pink, peach, nile and \\hllf hip hems; regular_and extra sizes.— Second or. 3 for § 50c Flannelette Bloomers, Tor women; Nest striped effects; full cut and well made.—Second Floo Bloomers and Step-im, 2 for § Rayon-stripe Volle, pink, peach, orchid, nile and white; others of white lingerie cloth.—See- ond Floor, 4000000000000 000 et mumnanne $0000000000000000000 000000 1 1 HARR AUFMA 1316 to 1326 Seventh St. N.W. Items Advertised Here on Sale Monday and Tuesday—No Mail or Phone Orders Filled -+ Prlces Slashed On Our Entire Stock COATS 28 COATS Were to ss 85 $18.75. Now ... 27 COATS Were to $12.85 $22.50. Now.. Y1& 54 COATS wee to €10 85 $29. 75. Now.. W2V Now. . 50 COATS Wereto 94 Q5 $37.50. Now.. &4 5 FUR COATS Were to $39.85 $59.50. Now.. Kaufman's—Second Floor se0000000 e i i % § 3 i Ye000000000000000000000 ;M $1 Double Bed Sheets, 2 for $ Full bleached. standard brand; run of the mill.—First Floos 29¢ Plllowcasel, 6 for $ |h§e:!}g:;‘dhl:mnkirfl:rf}cgnuufllt’, full bleached, l 59¢ Sunfast Cretonnes, 4 for $ m}'l:;’ —Fldl";l lghl;(;‘v Spring patterns, valance to $1 Part-wool Union Suits, 2 for $ With rayon stripe, sleeveless and knee length, g!fl!c! quality; regular and extra sizes.—First Toor. $1.50 Rayon Scarfs $ Dl‘t";::‘x‘zesn—‘Flsr:rll‘:l!ul}"un Scarfs, beautiful new 50c Part-wool Vests, 3 for § With rayon stripes; sizes 36 to Sfl perfect qual- ity; sleeveless.—First Floor. 50c Esmond Baby Blankets, 3 for $ Size 30x40: pink poSiie 30xd0: pink of blue with white stripe 59c Radioux Chiffon, 3 yds. § Gaily and Lord's prints: new 1929 pat! colors: tubproof.—Firet Floor. pesie e 59c¢ Printed Rayon, 3 yds. Yard wide. (ulard wide. new 1020 designs and” colors; all 1 25 C v 1 $1 Chumosuede Glovex, 2prs. § Saddle-stitched, slip-on and fancy cuff styles; every wanted shade and size. First Fioor, =~ - $1.29 Longcloth, Ten Yards $ Yard-wide English i aafrdowide English Longcloth, soft chamols $1.59 Seamless Sheets Yll.“n. 81x99 extr: 1 th hematitched and seslloned: Sonof 2o m $1.50 Feather Pillows $ 20x36 size—fancy feathe new curled feather mfln; ;i.n(e?ro?r{ Bed Pillows, $2 to $3.50 Lace Panels § ticking; Filet or Cable Net. with silk frij 45 inches wide, 20 vards long. Firse Floor. 19¢ Pure Linen Toweling, 7 yds. § Choice of half bleached or bicces: perfer quality - First Floar o coloT full 59¢ Rayon anery, 3yds. $ Co}{):rdfl:fl(d;:{l’{::!‘. br?:“lr'lg gold COIOYIHIL fast 39¢ English Broadclotll 5yds. § Yard wide, all white and wanted shade - manent-finish grade. Fast color. First rl'urn" 25¢ Percales, Six Yards Yard wide, fast colors: pretty new Sprij - signs and colors; ful bieces. First Floor. © d' St e——————" Women’s $2.25 Galoshes = 129 geEvery pair per: .~ durable Soaterproot 105, heavy soles and Sizes 2'a 1 1 1 1 g PPIIPP 0000000000000 00000000000000 sizes 4 1o 8. Serviceable grade. Good serviceabls srade: sizes 6 to 11 l Floo Floor. Tan, black_kid and patent leather: % —exceptional value. First Women’s Felt Slippen $ OHI-EHID style; in gray and purple, 4 Firs Children’s High Shoes Sl sizes 1 to T'i; sturdy styles. First Floor. Men’s Storm Rubbers Men’s Felt Shppeu “o\l,!!to!%lobvflelg‘.""lgl'.}'tllh!! soles; sizes Women’s $2 to $3 Imported Fancy cuffs; every wanted shade, also black and white. Ma- Glace Gloves chine mended. - $1 Kaufman's—First Floor 19¢ Dress Ginghams, 7 yds. $ 32 inches wide:. checks and plalds in new Spring shades; fast colors. First Floor. 59c Printed Sport Fabrics, 3 yds. $ Choice of Piaue or Gabardine. Super quality. 36 inches wide.—First Floor. $1.50 Plaid Blankets, Each $ auality Boubl:-nea”stse—Firer Ficor, ! Perfeet 19¢ Outing Flannel, 8 yards $ Plain white and striped effects; double fleeced quality.—First Floor. 39¢ Hemstitched Towels, 5 for $ Fancy Hemstitched Towels, blue, pink and gold borders; 18x36-inch size.—First Floor. Children’s 50c Hose, 4 prs. $ Winter-weight Golf Hoss. fancy turnover tops: new jacquard patterns.—First Floor. 39c Hemstitched Towels, 5 for $ Shildren's Derby Ribbed Hose, all colors and black; sizes 6 to 10; perfect quality.—First Floor. $2 Picot-top Silk Hose $ Slight irregulars—full fashioned, sheer chiffon welght, silk from top to toe.—First Floor. $1.69 Damask Table Cloths Pull_mercerized and hemstitched: plain white and colored borders; size 64x64.—First Floor. $1 Seco Silk Hose, 2 prs. Trregulars—service or chiffon welghts: pointed or ' sauare feels; il shades.—First Fioo $2 Matiress Covers uble-bed size—good grade unbleached sheet ing’ protection for mattresses.—First Fl “Women’s $1 Underwear, 2 for $ Winter-weight seperate garments — choice of several styles.—First Floor. 89c Comfort Batts, 2 for Double-bed size, pure white cotton, 2-pound welght.—First Floor. $1 Celanese Satin, 11, yds. $ Yard wide, all newest shades. for bed: pjliows. slips, draperies, etc.; perfect.—) Girls’ 39c Hose, 5 prs. § Seven-eighths length—new Spring patterns in ik and Jacquards: sizes § o 0% —First Floor. New 1929 Felt & Crochet Hats - 1 1 Regularly $1.98 .... Smart new models, in green, blue, _orchid, rose, red and black; lined. Kavfman's Second Floor Men’s $2 to $3 Hats $ One and two of & kind: fine quality; all colors; sizes 6% to T%s.—First Floor. Men’s $1.50 Pajamas Flannelette_T:'imas, rayon frog-trimmed; all sizes.—First Flo Men’s 79;: Work Shirts, 2 for $ 0 ke: chembray, collar attached, two pockels and triple stiiched. Sizes 14's to 16%5. l’lrsl 'I.lr Men’s $1 and $1.50 Shirts, 2 for $ Of broadeloth. mostly collar attached: fine grade; some slightly soiled. Sizes 1312 to 17— First Floor. Men’s $1.95 Sweaters Sport style, with V_neck, in heather mixtures; sizes 36 1o 46— First Floor. Men’s Ribbed Underwear, 2 for § Ecru color: shirts and drlwars perfect quality; sizes 32 to 4 'irst Floos Men’s Hose, Flve prs. $ Heavy weight, in black and brown cotton: perfect quality.—First Floor. Men’s Ribbed Union Suits $ Medium lnd heavy wellhu nne quality, per- fect; sizes 36 to First Men’s Sample Gloves $ flne quality, per- Medium and heavy_ weights; fect; sizes 36 to 46.—First Floo: Men’s $1.49 to $2. 50 Mufflers $ JWhite, tan, eray and blue with embroidered dots; perfect quality.—First Flooi Men’s $1.50 Ovenlls 220 blue denim. white back: ade with bib; sizes 32 to 42.—First Fleor. § Mens $l 69 Pants $ Gray cottor 3 1 1 d strongly mnde sizu 30 (do ‘fl!g‘rlclelb i :“.l“’ Men’s 55¢ Hose, 3 prs. $ Fancy silk-and-rayon and silk. assortment of patterns; some slight irregulars.—First Floor. Boys’ Winter Union Suits § Oneita knit, perfect 1it: full of stres 34t 34' (8 0 16) Firsi Flor,t WArmtRi Boys’ 79¢c and 89c Pants, 2 prs. § Sturdy-grade cloth, in dark patterns; made; sizes 7 to 15 vears. = ° N Boys’ $:.25 Knickers full-cut sizes Flus Four—made from suitings; from 7 to 15 y .—First Fl Sweaters and Lumberjacks and Warm Lumber- -First Floor. For boys—Woolen Swi 1 Boys’ 69¢ and 89c¢ Blouses, 2 for § Jacks; sizes 6 to 16 yes Collar-attached _style: fast-color matertals: t Floor. sizes 8 to 15 years.—Firs Extraordinary Dollar-Day Saings in the Basement Opaque Window Shades, 3 for § Up to E.fi. jengths—white, slignt irregulars. -~i!ll!ln!: St b ol Women'’s & Children’s Hose, 6 prs. $ Assorted 1ot of Hose, 1rASgrted lot of Hose, in black and colors; sitsht Men's & Children’s Socks, 10 prs. $ Miscellaneous lot_of Socks, 3 slight irregulars. -!liemm: [ R e Women’s 49¢ Rayon Hose, 5 prs. $ Black and assorted shades: good serviceable grade; irregulars but no holes.—Basement. 35¢ to 49¢ Drapery Fabrics, 6 yds. $ A good assortment of bright for window ‘of door drapesi—Basemente Do 8c Unbleached Cheesecloth, 20 yds. $ Useful for dusters and many other around the home —Basements | C'NeT Purposes 49c Felt-Base Covering, 4 sq. yds. $ Remnant lengths, 113 and eat pattcins.—Basement. S i 59c Felt-base Covering, 3 sq. yds. $ Full 2 yards wide, cut from full pieces: tile, Dutch tile and carpet patterns.—Basement. 39c Table Oilcloth, 5 yds. § 45-Inch width. plain white; full pleces; slightly imperfect.—Basement. 49c¢ Felt-base Runner, 3 yds. $ Fancy and plain centers, with border; 24 and 27 inch widths. Full pleces.—Basement. 59¢ Unbleached Sheeting, 3 yds. $ Heavy grade, 63 or 72 inch widths: standard count. cloth.—Basement. Sl Window Drape Sets, 2 for $ feces and valance: nest st Krinke Slotn: (o be Remmed —Base b 12Y5¢ to 25¢ Ass’t Goods, 20 ydu. $ Qdd lots and remnants of Curtain Goods, Char- meuse, Muslin, Calico, etc.—Basement. $1.98 Striped Bedspreads Heavy guality krinkle spreads., in two pieces, to hem; full size 81x105.—Basement. 1 R 12Y,¢ Tobacco Muslin, 14 yds. § 36 inches wide: 3 o e od count Dertect qualtty, $1 Lace Curtains, 2 for 75c to $1 Enamel Ware, 3 for $1.49 Oblong Fibre Rugs § $1 Imported Rag Rllll, 2 for Sl Nottingham Dutch Curtains, 40 inches wide: Perfect aquality. blue_and white enamel; Jine quslity, 24x48 Painted Fibre Rugs, bound Size 37x54 inches: hit or miss patterns: slightly 1 2% yards lons —Basement. ’1 sorted useful utensils.—Basement. i edges, pértect ‘auality. Basem damaged. 59¢ Sanitas 'l'lble Covers, 3 for § 45x45-inch size, sllghily impertect—Basement.” ™ brieht colors: 15¢ Dress Ginghams, 10 yds. $ neat biaider 3 Tnehes Sider Bemming 1ok snd $1 Sanitas Table Covers, 2 for $ 8484 size. agsorted colors; ight- I R iy new designs: slight. D=0 ——=10==5Your Charge Acccunt Solicited=—IN—a0—==10" [o|=t—m|n|c—=alc—r=ln|c—Dlo]—=} [ojc———|o—— | Siale——lale— lale——— [ —|o]—xlal—=n]——la] a_ 4