Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1929, Page 18

18 » (PECIAL BOARD ~ TOTRY OFFICER sliceman Allen, Accused of ' Prejudicial Conduct, Pro- tests Present Members. \ new Police Trial Board probably | be organized especially to hear rges against Policeman Robert J. n of the third precinct, whose tes- sny in Police Court which aided a catessen store proprietor on his beat escape conviction on a charge of | g unsterilized drinking glasses was strued by police officials to consti- > conduct prejudicial to the good | °r, reputation and discipline of the | ce force \llen will face the Trial Board Thurs- * morning at 10 o'clock, and in view his protest against members of the ular ‘board. Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, | erintendent of police, recommended the Commissioners today that a v personnel be selected, composed of .. T. R. Bean, Martin Reilly and E. Wilson. The Commissioners are >cted to approve the recommenda- % ‘he regular Trial Board is composed inspector Louis J. Stoll, Capt. Guy | Burlingame and Capt. Stott, As ot. Stott is the complaining witness the case he automatically became ligible to serve. Allen did not ap- ve of the other two members. llen’s testimony in the case of the| catessen store proprietor contra- cd that of a Health Department tary inspector who had a warram! * "wn charging him with violation of | sanitary regulations. The police- 1 declared on the witness stand that store used sanitary paver drinking | 's instead of glasses. The case was | equently dismissed. | he specifications in the charge | nst Allen allege that he interested *self in the case unduly and failed make a proper report of it later. llen came “into prominence several sths ago by boldly deploring the th handling of prisoners at a spe- meeting of the Policemen's Asso- ‘on. He has since written a number 'ewspaper articles on the trials and Wations of a Washington police- 1 ‘VENUE PARLEY OPENS. hout 100 heads of the field divisions, hington divisions and Internal ‘nue agents in charge, opened a crence today at the Treasury De- Question Mark’s © t Flight Stayed for ' Eaker Funeral Mother of Chief Pilot Dies of Pneumonia at Home in Texas. By the Associated Press. TUCSON, Ariz., January 21.—The re- turn flight to Washington of the mono- plane Question Mark, princess of the skies, will be stayed at Midland, Tex., this afternoon in order that ‘the chief pilot, Capt. Ira Eaker, can attend the funeral of his mother, who died just before her son set out to write in the sky an epilogue to the endurance plane’s recent unexcelled flight. Mrs. Y. Y. Eaker, whose serious ill- ness last week held up the return flight of the Army plane while her son hur- ried home to her bedside at Eden, Tex., died there yesterday morning of pneu- monia a short time before the Question Mark left San Diego. The Question Mark and an accom- panying refueling plane which served it in the recent 150-hour sustained flight in the vicinity of Los Angeles reached here in the afternoon after five hours of easy flight, and will continue to Mid- land today. The refueling ship was scheduled to transfer 150 gallons of and El Paso, An early take-off was planued in order that Capt. Eaker can reach Eden, 150 miles east of Midland, in time for the funeral. It is possible the refueling ship or another plane will be provided the Army pilot for the trip. Capt. Eaker received the news of his mother’s death before the plane left, and was bowed by grief when he ar- rived here. An informal reception for the Army flyers was canceled. When |Capt. Eaker started the epochal test flight both his parents were ill in a San Angelo hospital. They werc cheered when news came that the captain had landed safely, and Lie immediately flew to see them. Mrs. Eaker appeared to be much better when her son returned to San Dlego last Thursday. The elder Eaker now is recovering from a mastoid operation at San Angelo. MRS. VANDERBILT BETTER. Pneumonia Sufferer Removed to Home From Reno Hospital, RENO, Nev., January 21 (#).—Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., who has.been ill in the Reno General Hospital with pneumonia for three weeks, was re- moved late yesterday afternoon to her home here, Mr. Vanderbilt, who returned from San Francisco, said that her condition was very mueh improved, but that it would be necessary for her to remain in ment on questions of administra- » and procedure. bed several days longer, as she was gasoline to the monoplane between here | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. MONDAY, JANUARY 2f, 1929.° 5 . World Flight Forecast in Germany. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany, Jan- uary 21 (#).JThe Zeppelin Construc- tion Works is formulating plans for a world flight by one of its craft next Summer by way by Siberia, Tokio, California, Lakehurst, N. J., and Eu- rope. Be R&h; When yoil Children Cry for It Baby is likely to wake you any night with that sharp cry which means just one thing—colic! Be ready. Keep a bottle of Fletcher’s Castoria in the house. A few drops of this pure vegetable, pleasant- tasting preparation comforts a colicy, fretful or feverish baby in a jiffy. In a few moments your anxiety is over and baby’s sleeping soundly again. And you've only done what your doctor would ad- vise. He'll tell you Fletcher’s Cas- toria doesn’t contain any harmful drug—that it’s safe for the young- est infant and effective for chil- ‘| dren of all ages in cases of consti- pation, colic, gas, diarrhea and those upsets when you don’t know just what is the matter. Avoid imitations. Genuine Castoria bears the Fletcher sienature. still weak. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 After the sale this PYREX ‘ Casserole will be sold REG. U. S. PAT. at the . OFF. While they last PYREX $1 Regular price, $1.50 While our stock lasts offering No. 622 1-qt. we are > Round No. 622 PYREX Casseroles at this un- e usual * bargain. NEVER BE. Round FORE have you had the oppor- tunity of buying this P\;REX dish at such a price, PYREX Ovenware bakes bet- ter, always looks like new—and Casseroles LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.'—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Jane Stuart Will Shop For You —if you are too busy to come down town or if the weather will not permit it shop via ’phore. Call Franklin 7400 and ask for Jane Stuart. You will find this service as efficient as thousands of other busy women have found it. SOMETHING ALWAYS NEW AT LANSBURGH'S Golf Hankies, $1.00 Women thinking or talking “Florida”—and those who are about to depart—here is some- thing you don’t want to forget—golf 'hankies! Sporty looking linen ones with wide deep colored borders—regu- lar man-size, too, for they're for service, you know! Bandkerchiefs—Street Floor “Tallies from the Funnies” Box of 16—59c Why there’s Maggie, Jiggs, Pa Perkins, Polly, Toots, Casper, Olive Oil, Caster, Tillie and Mac—poor Mac! Be there a hostess so “bridge serious” that her sense of humor fails her now! Indeed, no, the modern woman is looking for just such things—that are new and different. Score pads to match, Sc. Stationery Department Street Floor A Chain Is As Strong » As Its Weakest Link —and likewise, the reputation of a department store like Lansburgh’s de- pends on its smallest department. We have to be as careful in select- ing needles and pins, for instance, as in buying evening gowns. ‘Whether it's a five cent purchase, or five hundred dollars, our reputa- tion is at stake—and we know it. That’s why it's wise to come to Lansburgh’s to buy little things, no- tions and kitchen wares, as well as apparel and rugs. Lansburgh & Bro. NOW HALF PRICE Six Styles of Swanky Boots That Were $10.75 - 2535 No use waiting till really bad weather ap- pears—and then be cayght unprepared! Get yourseli a pair of Swanky Boots—they look like a street shoe, and may be worn as such! In six leathers—or combinations—that sold as high as $10.75 a pair. All sizes, Shee Shop—Second Floor S L > N Three Interesting Demonstrations Mille. Wise of the Delettrez Beauty Salon Fifth Avenue, New York —will be in our Toilet Goods department tomorrow. ~ She is one of the country’s * foremost beauty advisors—an expert with a rich background of experience in the inimitable Delettrez method. She will tell you, gladly, how to banish the most annoying skin imperfections— how to achieve at your own dressing table, the clear charming skin of youth. Street Floor Miss Laura Mullins Will Explain the Merits of Waterless Cooking Miss Laura Mullin is showing women the wonders of Waterless Cooking utensils. Her lectures are at 2 p.m. and 4:30 pm.—and if you would learn a wonderful new method of adding an entirely different flavor to foods, hear her! Sixth Floor Miss Mary Cannon a Nemoflex Expert On the second floor tomorrow, Miss Mary Cannon is demonstrating the Nemoflex Corsets—those marvelous garments that aid so much in giving grace and smagtness to the figure. Second Floor you may serve food in the same PYREX dish in which it was baked. Learn the satisfaction of baking in PYREX Ovenware. Remember this Supply is Limited Sixth Floor. A Timely Purchase and Sale of the Surplus Stock of The Capitol Bedding Cos High-Grade Mattresses Capitol Brand Mattresses have an enviable reputation for deep, luxurious comfort and years of satisfaction, And, because we took all of their. surplus stock, we bought them advantage- ously, and offer them to you at the same great savings! You have only to compare the regular price with the sale price noted below to convince yourself this is the BIEST time to replace your worn-out mattresses! Capitol Brand “Imperial” Edge $22.50 Mattress An excellent mattress—all- $16.75 fayer fclt — covered with choice art tic or striped ticking; full imperial edge. All sizes. The Most Popular Capitol Brand Mattress—$25.50 Value An elastic resilient mat- $21.75 tress that is guaranteed all- layer felt—all clean and brand-new—covered with fine ‘quality ticking. Comfortable Inner Spring $39.50 Edlow Mattress One o the most comiori- $20,75 able sleeping surfaces ever in- i vented. 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Bedwear—Third Floor “Architectural” Gold Chokers The “architectural” choker, Fashion tells us, is one of the most important jewelry items for Spring—for it adopts flat architec- tural, rectangular de- signs, rather than ultra . . modern motifs as in past seasons. And gold plated, too, smarter than ever for tailleur wear. $1.00t0$3.00 Jewelr Department Street Flopr Pajama or Nightgown Ensembles, $19.95 Modern mightgowns and pajamas * become ensembles now adays, and boast little separate coats. The peach crepe de chine pajamas wear a finger-tip jacket of georgette—while the Lido blue georgette gown wears a three- quarter length coat of lace. A frivolous mode —so feminine and smart, Under . A Wonderful Value in 50-Inch Washable Flat Crepe $ 1.95 Yard You know how economically 50-inch material can be éut, only 17 to 214 yards are necessary for a dress! This flat crepe is especially firm and heavy with a glistening sheen that is very smart. In Colors That Are Most Talked-Of Oakwaod Rose Besge Mother Goose Orchid Black Byrd Biue Midnight Blue Pink Coral Goya Red Peach Crane Fallow White Nile Silks—Third Floor Clearance! Sports and Tailored Street Dresses ALL REDUCED Spring’s just around the corner, new frocks are arriving by every train, and our racks must be cleared. 300 smart tailored and sports frocks, in these varied materials, go on sale tomorrow at a“price that will cause every thrifty woman to be here early. Sizes 16 to 20 - —and 34 to 42. Covert Cloth Light-Weight Tweeds "Novelty Woolens Pin-Striped Silks ; Smart Satins Tweed-Printed Satins Dark Color Crepes Sports Frocks—Second Floor 500 Pairs Rayon Bloomers, 74c A Special Value for Tuesday Perfect fitting bloomers—of heavy lustrous rayon. Well made with elastic at waist and knee—and reinforced at places that receive hard wear. In the wanted pastel shades—Sizes 5—6 and 7. Special! Rayon Vests, 57¢c Of the same fine quality rayon—smart tailored strap model with reinforced underarm shields. In pastel colors to match bloomers. Sizes 36 to 42. Underwear—Third Floor .