Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1929, Page 16

JOHNSTON CALLED | BEFORE PROBERS §uspended Oklahoma Gov- i ernor Appeals for Funds to 1 Fight Ouster Move. ?7 the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, January 28.— enry S. Johnston, suspended Gover- or of Oklahoma and the third chief executive in the ‘last - eight -years to ace impeachment, called to ap- r before the Senate Court of Im- ‘hment today to answer five im- ‘hment cl He will be sum- moned later to to three additional charges, while still-two other articles f impeachment against him await leg- lative action. . Meanwhile, the House of Represent- atives investigating committee, which preferred the ten articles against the executive, prepared for another busy week of probing into alleged miscon- duct by State officers, Lawyers Offer Free Aid. On the eve of his appearance, the suspended fovemor last night appealed fo “my fellow citizens” for funds to aid in securing counsel. He said that “when the impeachment charges were filed, they found me without a dollar With which to organize counsel for my defense. Many of my lawyer friends have volunteered thelr services free of charge, but I cannot expect them to Mm‘i%'s_o much without being com- Pensated. The executive has not announced names of his attorneys and the exact course of precedure for the trial re- hained in doubt. It was believed, how- ever, that Johnston would object to each charge on the grounds that it does dot constitute an impeachable offense. Five Charges Listed. ‘The five charges to be answered to- day are: Article II—Unlawful diversion and misappropriation of funds to pay J. ‘W. “Buck” Eldridge. Article III—Unlawful issuance of de- flciency certificate for extra help in the hnk]lx department in 1927-28. Article IV—Unlawful issuance of de- ficlency certificate for the banking de- partment 4n- 1928-29. Article VI--Unlawful 4ssuance of de- ficiency certificate for support and intenance of issues commission in 1927-28, after Legislature refused ap- propriation. Article VII—Unlawful issuance of deficiency certificate for support and maintenance of issues commission in| | 1p28-29. A Senate investigating committee | | has ended its hearings on the alleged be rumors in connection with the ding of the purported session of the Legislature in December, 1927, and will make its rt today, hnmrd!n( to Senator Ira Hill, a mem- 2 : —_— KEYES’ BRIBE DEFENSE NEARING COMPLETION | | Jurors Expected to Be Given Case | ! for Verdict Soon as Fourth Week of Trial Opens, By the Associated Press. Attorney Burn Fitts sald he will call five surprise rebuttal wit- SYNAGOGUES _LOSE PLEA. Told to Name: New Wine Custo- dians to Get Padlocks Removed.:. Modernfsm Invades ‘Republic’ Speaking Strange Language|: munity Insists Independ.- ence Is Maintained. By the Assoclated Press. BESANCON, France, January 28— The self-styled Republic of Sauget, near here, has decided to modernize it- self a little, though it is careful to nounce that this does not mean it is intending to give up any inde- pendence. Sauget claims that its freedom dates from feudal tithes. The 500 inhabitants of the three small villages dround the capital, Montbenoit, speak & patois no other Frenchman can understand. Though French is taught in the schools the children grow up speaking Sauget, which appears to a cross between Basque and- Chinese to the uninitiated. The inhabitants always speak of inhabitants of nearby towns as e nch, ‘The modernization was literally forced on the Republic by the growth of the tourist business.. For over a hundred years Sauget has had its own national hymn in its own language. Recently it was agreed that it was’ discourteous to sing before s something they couldn't unders Consequently a French translation was made. Sauget wishes it distinctly understood, however, that such a move does not create a precedent. MILLS CRITICALLY ILL. —— Father of Undersecretary of Treas- ury in Perilous Condition. NEW YORK, January 28 (#).—Ogden gulfimr:zh‘er "::r %n'demcnury Ogden . of the Treasury Department, is seriously ill at his r;om: here, it was learned yesterday. Blood trans- fusions were made Saturday and today in an effort to combat his weakened condition. Although Mr. Mills was taken 1ll 'a month ago, it was sald, his condition did not become critical until last week. "TraDE MARK AT SLOAN'S Lady Lugard wasgh t | late Gen. Shaw. ol of the colonial de _THE EVENING 'STAR; "WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1929. B, Toses & Sons SINCE 1861 —SIXTY-EIGHT YFARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE LADY-LUGARD, BRFFISH JOURNALIST EXPIRES Former Head of Colonial Depart- eled World for Paper, Dies. By the Associated Press. i e s gt 5 er;, who nnuuflur m in 1902 to Fred- erick Dealtry Lugard, the first Baron Lugard, was Flora Louise Shaw, was announced yesterday. don Times and lertook many coms missions for that newspaper in distant parts of the world when stirring events were occurring. Lady Lugard was a;joint founder of the War Refugees' Committee and -ess tablished the Lady Lugard Hospitality Committee, . London Police Court Mission has re- ported that 2,272 persons were placed on ition in the last r. _For colds, grip and l’lud‘t’ak‘c:'l prevents e licati complica and hastens rrwv«;.“ ART-GALLERIES- - 715 Thirteenth Street REGISTERED ESTATE SALE (By Catalogue) S ! Steinway and Kimball Baby Grand Pianos, An- tique and Modern European and American Furni- ture. A Wonderful Asso rtment of Oriental Ru? in all sizes, Sterling Silver and Sheffield, V. Tuesday, Wednesday, Jan. 29th, 30th, 31st At2P. M. From a Prominent Local Estate (name with! al wuable Paintings, Jewelry, Luxurious Uphalstered Davenports and Easy Chairs, Prints, and Objects of Art, Decorative Mirrors, Cut Glass, Bric-a-Brac, etc.’ To Be Sold at Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 Thirteenth Street , Chinese . Paintings, Thursday and Friday || , and Feb, Ist, 1929 Each Day "By request) together with additions from other oyirees - On View s "SATURDAY and MONDAY ERMS: CASH SEATTLE, January 28 (@).—New,| I - “miiet ba-eiscted o iiree | Seatiie Jewish e 156 the e Je 0l tions ™ for the distribution of m al before padlocks -will . be - their cellars, Federal Prohibition Ad- ministrator Roy C. Lyl¢ informed’ them in letters yesterday. Baruch Shapiro, chief rabbi of the day .court padlocks oved. congregations, Sa attion to have The wine cellars were locked by Federal | th: prohibition agents nearly s month ago. Thoughts of Cold! . He thought he couldn't play that night, but the cold -he'd caught at morning had departed. Most professional people know what COLD COMPOUND to a Cold really knocks a cold in a few hours; many go through the Winter_without_any trouble from colds. It’s a compound that comes in little white tablets. Take one, and that first snuffle is just about the last; or several tablets if you've let the cold go until it’s serious. DR T & "Pape’s Cold Commlund is all you ask nd the druggist charges 35c for a package, and it never to fail for anybody: . - W. B. Moses & Sons;"' Since 1861—Sixty-Eight Y.ears of Public Confidence Main 3770 from all other methods. F Street at Eleventh ’ 9AM. to 6 P.M. IN OUR BEAUTY SALON ° Helena ‘Rubens tein' Facial Treat- ment—the luxurious scientific method that'brings renewed youth and beauty 2 This Is the Genuine Internationally Famous Helena Rubinstein Valaze Treatment So many women have read of the wonderful Helena Rubinstein treatments, that - we have arranged this Facial feature so that you may enjoy the exquisite skin treat-: ments and learn for yourself how they so effectively enhance one’s beauty. Different to the skin, Consult Our Rubinstein Experts About Your Sb’n Problems The Rose Room, Pirst Floor Balcony Self-Styled French Com.| meat of Londen Times, Who Trav.' || . 9 AM. to 6 P.M. 3 T . . I Final' Reductions " Sale’Ends Wednesday Aodease Ustra $6.75 e, Were $10 to $18.50 ’ About 300 pairs that must be closed out at once to make room for new Spring styles., . : These shoes are all from our regular stock, and represent the greatest,values we havé ever offered. More Complete Lines, now. 48.85 to $11.85 All Sales Final Shoe Section, Second Floor e p,.mh ‘Panties -/ Chemise Bloomers Dance Sets *3 '} “Youfmayschoose, even as you may in your frocks, between chic tailored styles and models more elaborately trimmed. ~ Fashioned of heavy crepe de chine or georgette—in peach, flesh, Lido blue, Nile, orchid and black. Silk Underwear Section, Second Fleer . ‘Cl’”‘lfldb Satisfaction When You Wear Allen-A: Silk STOCKINGS ' $1.95 No. 3712. An all silk chiffon ‘hose with dainty picot edge. shades. Most suitable for dress wear. No. 3718, All-silk chif- fon hose with Allen-A heel, which tapers more than the average pointed heel. 12 shades. $1.50 No. 3780, 'The popular, chiffon silk_ hese - with lisle foot. 15 shades: + " Ne. 3760 Sheer serv- ice weaight. Especially suitable and practical for this time of year. Ne. 3730, Sheer service ‘ hose, with pointed heel. [ This gives the ankle s slender line. New shades. Exclusive Washington Representatives for Allen-A Hosiery—Just a Step to the - Hosiery Section—F Sireet Entrance Slip-on Sweaters A}'e All Wool $5.50 There’s something jataty and youthful about the very “feel” of a slip-on sweater when you wear it. You will notice it especially in these gay styles. " There-are the:more conservative plain colors and colorful all-over designs— crew or vee necklines. i Bweater Section, Second’ Ploor An Extraordinary Cleansing Cream - Open a jar of " Dorothy Gray's Cleansing ‘Cream. " Tts delicate fragrance - will first delight you. Spread the dainty translucent cream lightly over your face and throat. At once it becomes =+ liquid; penetrating every pore, gently lifting out the clogging dust. This cream meets the daily need of every :skin for a thorough but gentle cleanser. Cobilac? Tollet Goods - Bection, Pirst Wioor In 12 smart . F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 ‘Curtains and Materials in a Mid-Winter Reduction Event Dtapes begin to look a bit dingy about this time of year —and there is no reason why they should—when there are Curtains Reduced Were Now $16.50 to $18.50. .......$12.90 $12.50 to $13.75.. . $9.90 Some are pairs—some panels, made of fine quality cable net. Exquisite lace in- sertions and flounces. Some of rayon with fringe. Organdy Curtain Sets $5 Regular $6.75 Curtain Sets. They are so crisp and dainty—and in the most attractive colors. Consisting of a pair of 24 full width curtains, valance and tie backs. Theatrical Gauze 3Q0¢ v« As any decorator will tell you—theatri- cal gauze is the most popular and effective background for your drapes. In a multitude of desirable colors. 36 - inches wide.: $1 to $1.50 Cretonnes 65¢ veu The quantities are limited, to be sure— but that does not mean that there are not many attractive patterns from which to .-select even now. Absolutely sunfast. A remarkable sale. such exceptional values as these in new attractive cur- tains and artistic materials with which to make curtains. Lace Curtains Were Now $5 Pair . ..$3.90 Pair $4Paies. ... $3.20 Pair $3.50 Pair $2.80 Pair Lace curtains—rich and beautiful—irom the looms of America’s foremost manu- facturers. These are taken from our regular stock. Ruffled Curtains $3°29 Pair One of the most delightful fea- tures of these lovely curtains is that you may put them in any room and they are suitable and effective. Of ecru marquisette with full ruffles. Voile Curtains $1 035 Set Voile Curtains—the very essence of daintiness—with attractive ruffled val- ances. A special purchase enables us to offer them to you at this extraordinary price. 5-piece sets. Fine Marquisette 29¢ e Arab colored marquisette—which is quite the ‘most artistic and popular color you could choose—in a_fine, sheer qual- ity. This makes exquisite curtains. And this special price is most. unusual. : . Drapery Section, Third Floor Last Three Days—Sale of Domestic Rugs and Linoleum 9x12 Axminster Rugs 347 9x12 Wilton Rugs 364 Other Sizes and Grades Proportionately Reduced Rug Section, Fourth Floor Last Three Days January Linen Sale This store is noted for the quality of its linens and the satisfaction they give our customers. The sale ends Moses “De Luxe” Sheets and Cases Reduced Splendid Pillowcases, 45x36 - inch size 39¢ Sheets, size 63x99 inch Sheets, 72x99 inches. Sheets, 81x99-inch size. Sheets, 90x108 inches. Tablecloths and Napkins Reduced ; Group 1 $6.25 Cloths, 2x2 yards. $7.50 Cloths, 2x21; yard: $9.25 Cloths, 2x3 yards. $8.50 Napkins, 22x22 in., Group 2 $7.00 Cloths, 2x2 yards $8.75 Cloths, 2x274 yards. o $10.50 Cloths, 2x3 yards. .. ....$8.00 $9.00 Napkins, 22x22 in., doz., $7. Thursday. Obtain your supply be- fore then and enjoy the savings the sale brings you. $3 Linen Cases $1.59 Pair Regular $3 all-linen hemstitched pillow cases reduced to $1.59. A rare value in this January Sale. Hemstitched All-Linen "Huck Face Towels Reduced 50c Huck Face Towels.... 75¢ Huck Face Towels.........50¢c $1.00 Huck Face Towels.......75¢ $1.50 Huck Face Towels®........ $1 $4 Linen Luncheon or Breakfast Sets, $2.50 Regular $4 all-linen luncheon sets with cloth and six napkins to match. These sets are exceedingly attrac- tive. RO Linen Shop, First Fleor Last Three Days All Lamps and Shades Reduced 25% Lamp Shop, Pirst Ploor.