Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 35

PLOT T0 MURDER PREMIER IS BARED) Former Chief of Latvian Staff|| Is Arrested With 18 Others. By the Associated Press. LONDON, January 31.—Dispatches from Lithuania and border countries h)dly told of the frustration of a plot || assassinate Augustine Waldemaras, premler of Lithuania. Advices from Riga, Latvia, to the Ex- change- Telegraph were that Gen. Plechavitchius, former chief of staff, bad been arrested at Kovno, charged with leading the plotters. army officers were arrested at the same time on similar charges. A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Kovno said that President Smetona of | Lithuania was suspected of aiding thel | revailed in the || Pplotters. Excitement Lithuanian capital and there were ru- mors that the President would be forced o resign. Army Hostile to Premier. A Warsaw dispatch to the Daily Mail | ||| Baid that the entire Lithuanian army was hostile to the premier. surrection was expected hourly. Premier Waldsmaras came into on December 17, 1926, when a mi lury Natlonalist coupe d'etat overthrew the | | Socialist government. summoned to meet that night and re- ceive the resignations of the Socialist government. Antona Smetona was then elected President for a three-year term. ‘The Kovno correspondent of the Mail #aid the President wanted to remove Waldemaras because he refused to modify the martial law which he had guzunbed when he seized dictatorial wer. The premier was also understood to | | have displeased the President by delay- | | ing elections and by certain aspects of his foreign policy. & Held Puppet of Bolsheviks. . Waldemaras was accused by the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1029.° Eighteen | | Open in- || Parliament was | | " 95¢ to $1.50 Boys " 16075,and to piece styles. President and the general as being. a || Ruppet of the bolsheviks and allowing imself to be used by Moscow to create | ' trouble in Northeastern Europe. It was complained that this policy tended to alienate Latvia and Esthonia. Waldemaras discovered the plot at the Jast moment. He called upon ofi- cers in the aviation corps still loyal to him to arrest the guilty ones. He de- fended his -c%on by saying that a coup at this time Would give Poland an op- portunity to annex Lithuania. o JEWELERS’ CONVENTION COMMITTEES NAMED Bundlun Names Leaders to Plan|: for Reception of 500 Dele- gates to Session. Appointment of committees to' plan for the convention of the Jewelers' As- sociation of Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, to be held here for the first time May 6 and 7, was announced yesterday by Arthur J. Sund- | | lun of the jewelers’ division of the Mer- chants and Manufacturers' Association and chairman of the convention com- mittee. Five hundred are expected tc | attend the convention. The following ments were announced by )lr Sundlun: Program committee—, chairman; G.,A..Von er, Percy Taylor and Hermén Enters tainment committee—Sidney Seun(er chairman; Paul - Bachschmidt, Schwartz and Milton Baer. mn—u- un committee — Clarence Pearson, n; Salvatore Deslo, jr.; Julius Duehnng and J. Baumgartner. Recep- tion committee—William Wright, chair- | | man; Allen Harris, Adolp! vatore Desio, sr., and Charles Schyartz. Publicity committee — Victor Desio, chairman; D. C. Crain, S. Powdermaker and S. Mitchell. Banquet committee— A. C. Mayer, chairman; C. E. Edwards, Edward E. Ayre and A. Burnstine. Finance committee—Arthur J. Sundiun, chairman; Sidney Straus, George Har- vey and Charles Zanner. MARILYN MILLER DOES CUPID ACT FOR MOTHER 1. Actress Puts Her on Train for Los Angeles, Where She Will Re- marry Divorced Kusblnd By the Associated Press.’ CHICAGO, Jant 31.—Marilyn uary | Miller, who dances and acts, did wlut the profession would call a “mother | | number” last night. She handed’ her mother, Mrs. Aaa Miller, a ticket to Los Angeles, gave her a hug and kiss and helped her aboard a train that || will carry Mrs. Miller to a rel to her divorced husband. Although the stage star's marriage to | | Jack Pickford finished in the. divorce | | court, she has been phy(ng cupid to her | mother in an effort to effect a recon- ciliation between Mrs. Miller and Caro || G. Miller, from whom she separated in | ' 1920, Miller is Marilyn's stepfather, and | | it was he who started her on the stage when she was four years old, as a mem- | | ber of ithe Golumbhu FIREMAN FATALLYv HURT. Five Others Injured as Wall Crashes While Fighting Blaze. CHICAGO, January 81 (#).—Six fire-| || men. were injured, one fatally, when a wall collapsed, burying them under the debris, while they were nchtln; an sarly morning fire today in the South Shore Wet, Wash Laundry Co., on South Chicago avenue. John J. Carey, 33, who suffered a fractured skull, died several hours later In a hospital. Timothy Donohue, who also suffered a fractured skull, was zflhe most seriously injured of the other ve, V. O. Barnhart, manager of the laun- dry, estimated the loss at between $150,- | |} 000 and $200,000. Coal a Curiosity in 1808, Coal was first used in New York State in 1808, 120 years ago. . It was imported from Pennsylvania and was looked upon as a curiosity rather than as a fuel. School of Whales Invades Waters at Mouth of Bay Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, January 31.— ‘Whales have been reported at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay near Cape Henry. Several large schools have been noted by observers on ocean craft arriving here the past few days. Fishing craft operating off the capes are not equipped for whal- ing, and few persons familiar with the waters there have ever seen whales in that vicinity. Members_of the crew of the steamship Beatrice, which docked here Sunday, reported the spout- ing of the whales sent a spray on_the deck. The big mammals seemed to have no fear of vessels passing in and out of the capes. They were driven down from the north by hunger, it is believed, and have apparently found good feeding waters. committee nppolnb | rt, Sigmund, || | “"50c Large Size .95 10:$8.98 Girls’ Crepe de Chme Crepe de Chine Dresses. Bro- ken sizes up to Third Floor. 16 years. Both Sides of Seventh at K Charge Accounts Invited We Do Not Penalize Our Friends by Adding Interest or Extras to Our Budget Plan =5 GOLDENRERG'S Washington’s Popular Shopping Center Women’s $3.00 Gloria Umbrellas X sl .88 Gloria Iut eolor Amber tips and short mbrel las, in lo-rlb style. r (3 n te e d club ends. Assorted handles. Main Floor. All Over the Store Opportunities to Attract Thrift-wise Shoppers to Our CE! Out they go tomorrow—all oddmenh, remnants, short lots and mussed merchandise! None the less desirable in your eyes on this account, but of small account'to us.” Wherever a “Rummage lot” bobs up we put a price on it that means quick riddance. You'll FRIDAY RU B, 519 Hodgman and Goodyea: ‘Water- Droot. Bites 10 16 16 yearerr W Third Floer. Boys’ $1.39 to $2.45 Wash & Novelty Suits usl ef 2'5 to 7 years. Third_Floor. Sizes 4 to nlr‘l Floor. Cotton Pajamas. . 18. Some irregular: Kf..‘.i‘:a’}.'fi“.;, .9 356 Brooches, Earrin r Pi Jews. Fin oseu,. e incan cnmk'zrs?"finc‘ ’ r $1.00. 3 fol Main Floor. e 10c Dainty designs in these popular sets. 3 toa set. Main Floor. 50c Sterling Silver ‘Thimbles. . 24(: Assorted styles in ntneuu e Jesians. $1.50 Olld Lot 79c M'!fllfl“ lll‘l ‘nd nlllbll m-kll 29¢ Bleached (and torn ‘and ironed. Made of fine 36 in. size. uulll" material. 43x! v find bargains aplenty tomorrow—a whole store full of them! [f9yds-A SILK SENSATION! Actual $1.19 to $2.50 Values—Choice Tomorrow Because in sorhe weaves the quantity is limited we cannot accept phone or mail orders.in the offering. Please shop early, as many weaves wnll sell out very rapidly. " In Full Pieces — — In Spring Colors 40 Inch Black Moire Faille. 40 Inch Shantung Weave Sports Crepe. 40 Inch Colored Satin Charmeuse. 40 Inch Silk Warp Canton Crepe. 40 Inch Tan Heavy Flat Crepe. 40 Inch All Silk Colored Faille. 40 Inch Black Satin Canton Crepe. 36 Inch Rough Weave Shantung. 36 Inch All Silk Twill Satin. 32 Inch Semi-Rough Honan Colored Pongee. 32 Inch All Silk Washable Pongee. - v A A sanitary garment of good q.‘l‘l“"%fl'll z?r:llf.l“m 396 Have four hose supporters attached. Flesh color. Assorted sizes. ¢ Main Floor. 79¢ Cretonne Laundry Ba With rack top and snap fastener bot- |° tom. Main Floor. 15¢ and 19¢ . 9 C Imported brushes at & very low price. Men’s 25¢ and 35¢ Combs Pocket or dressing combs in various styles. ' Main Floor. Children’s 29¢ 190 7 Sport Hose ... . iJ In, atiractive pat r Main Floor. 15¢ Children’s 1 Length Silk & Rayon Sox. . Pastel and ltm!“i"l.dl:ld i Values up to 3%c. ulars. ain Floor. y Boys’ $1 Fleeced Union Sui Pleeced cottor its in high neck, long sleeves And ankle length stsle. Broken _— Main Floor. '3 000 Sets of Brand-New RUFFLED CURTAINS. at Almost Half Pnce Ao “$1 25 Gnde Sl 75 Grule $3. 00 Grlcle $4. ZS Gnde T5e 5100 315;50 323;45 Fine quality Ruffled Curtains with overlocked seams, wide valances and tie backs, rayon trimmed. Colors of rose, blue, gold and orchid. ¢ ’$4.50 7-Pc. All- Linen Damask Table $9.95 Lie 2 All-linen unen Sets, - with 84x70 Cloth and i Majn Floor. Crash 'l'oweiu 10 All-Unen - and “Part-linen Toweling, specially prie Main e 23 %‘i"f"rf':?u., 10c A Dice aulity Toweling at an unbe- ltevable price. Main Fleor. .‘.:;,‘,:.?..“;':::: 510 chance to restock our table linens with aun ity napkin i Turkish Towels. . 29(‘. Extra h'l‘t.al" |do\|ble zm’.’ weave. In lain, w] only, $iiin Fioor. Enscheon Gt 19C ‘All-inen Damask Cloths .of 8 con- e Main Floor. 89¢ Turkish Assorted sizes and colors; extra heavy — Main Floor. 89c All-Linen Buffet and Vnuly Sets, ea. 596 Hand-embroldered sets that are i Main Floor. Children’s 5 C very moderate price for waists of lllll quality. Main Floor. Women's 50c Brassiere Shields. . 25(: Convenient, practical uma el made. f‘l:li’r s?:.e.ll:,e dozen. . 256 lity and nu made. Of good quality Bade: mreer. (207) Men’s 35¢ to 75¢ Silk Mlxed Hole Pure silk and plain color hose. Men s $2 to $5 185_: All-wool, wool-mixed and heav; cotton sulis of Reis and Winstead mal A few irregulars. weleht .52 98 Kmfe Exclusive ‘Washington Representatives and Fork'Sets. ... 3198 Six knives and six forks. Knives have gtainiess. steel biades with siiver-plated handies. Silve ted forks fo m Only 33 sets Downstairs Store. 15¢ Table Amber colored nbeu lnd iced tea tumblers. “Just 100 in"the lott wnstairs Store. 50c to 75¢ llrfixe{e’dm.krnkl,e‘.h value in l":l:ll':.:: 89¢ Table Tumblers, d 50(: Of thin bo ass. Neat floral etched . decora Pirst quality. Downstairs Store. 98¢ Steel Wire Dish Draimers. ... .., 69(.‘, Strongly made, oblon[ shlpl Fin- ished in assorted ct ewnaiairs Store. 49c Extra Heavy Clothes Lines. .. .. 37c Extra heavy sash Wléd m ‘bundle. : Downstairs Store. $1.25 Galvanized @ Retephde CIIII 890 y !oot pressure. Opens and b Grantued o enmer pail Outer "can finished in gréén or yellow enamel Downstairs Store. 85¢ Round Enamel Cake Cabinet el finish. Cylinder style, wMuD::lm.‘ Store, | y! ~ Overcoats in' the Rummage Sale wool lined. Fur Collar Coats Mannish Mixtures Big Boys’ $18.50 to $21.50 O’Coats, 59.75 Boys’ $5.75 to $12 Overcoats Chinchilla_and fancy mixtures—some with plaid backs, others 2 to 6 Years 2 to 8 Years Big Boys’ Overcoats 1* o 16 Years $2 9 Boys' $6.95 $12.75 Sui O’Coats, Leath naws, Coats and Lum- berjacks’ Broken lofs, from our regu- lar stock. :Sizes in the lot 3 to 16 years. Boys'_Department—Third_Floor. 197) Men’s 50c t ;1 Belhe;'sncclxl:l zsc and narrow belts in either black Initial buckles. or tan. Men's $1.69 to $2.00 Shirts Ot genuine English Broadcloth and many other fine -materials. _Stri lain colors “and T hovelty 'Ymmu Men’s- Pajama Coat and Pants, ea. . Coats and pants of flannelette and cotton. Prom suits selling lfll’ '1. to $2.50. ain Floor, (174) Men’s $1.69 to $2.25 Union Suits 79c wEgiton ribhed and wool mixed sults. bite, "ecru”and ‘gray. " Broken sizes. $1.39 Tin nize. Made of good erade i and stront wood rip Banien o {fla covers. Downstairs Store. " sl 29 and $1.49 88C Ironing Boards,. . uld. of Qhflr. oubhiy " seasoncd” waak, Made & 2 fahed. & Mnu.ln Store. 69¢ & 89¢ Aluminum Sk Cimie: 39 2 di Downstairs Store. i B 15¢ Babies’ 25¢ to 39¢ Many novel designs ln lttrl llv! Celluloid Rattles. . colors. potsms 7001} Perfect qualit: :lmu in full double- mrru quality, Matn Fioor. | 31.49 i $2 Colored Extra I.engtl: Sheeu dl of very fine Size Ma auaiity Sheeting cotlon-® POr twin beds. $1.75 Hemstitched Bleached Sheets. . $1.19 ellade of Sng oty speetine, tree 3in. hem. = Blzes 19x00 and o, u in Floor. 35c¢ Bleached Pillowcases Pine. closely wonn soft finish qual- ity. 45x36 in. Main Floor. $5.00 Rayon alloped edge mrlldl in_rose, blue, ot oronia o green. 80x108 -in. sitk qu: ions for Spring. FELT HATS Straw Combinations' $2.50 and $3.00 Values Colorful, practical— these new dainty Spring hats—priced so reasonably that you can have one for every. frock ! “Each one charming, every one in- The newest styles—the latest shapes—and there are head dividual. sizes for every one! $1.39 Full Size Mattress Covers. . For double beds. Mld. of closely woven, unbleached lhn " Main Floor. Remnants of 19¢ and 25¢ FABRICS All in good useful lengths 1215¢ 36 In. Outing Flnlel 27 {n. glknwl-"llml 32 In. Dress Gingham 36 In. Printed Percales 29 In. Romper Cloth 27 In:;Plain Color Olhll Main Floor. Children’s .lemy . 210 Drawer Leggin s]. 00 Made of Jeruy ln ‘rlnl blue, white, viack, navs, brown-and griy, o T Little Tots’ Caps and Tams.. 69(: “m ‘or .:nl:ulgll’"uf :olorod caps 'and Third Fleor. Babies’ Heavy Chinchilla Coats. . . 32'00 Heavy warm = coats in. sizes 1.t 3 Third Floor. Children’s Tam and Scarf Sets. . s]. 00 Heavy Angora sets that suarantes wara Tll‘r. Floor. Baby Boys’ Warm 59 Chinchilla Hats. . c Chinchilla Hlfil 'I"I ll! Lops. In Gray, Navy and Brown. ‘Third Fleor. Some Overblouses ; Kh Bave'lone and “iore Viceves. "‘x'iml{f‘fi Girls’ Plaid 9 band or attached. Aurud Solors and sizes s to 13 A s Third Floor. Infants’ 50c Cotton & Wool Shirts. ... ."A‘I.I‘o cotton shirts in the lot. Broken Main Floor. 12V5e’ Cdlol Mill Leng 34(: vfl,v...:llqu:mhy’" ':":% xfi"s‘fz"« Jeneihe.” g $2.50 Crochet fllet ef ”“m‘:;hm:uc Sc Spool Cotton, 3 for Bavin foodl O Bpocl Cotton.—100 yards to the . Main Floor. Babies’ 25¢ Rubber Pants, pr Assorted sizes and colors. regula; 3 Short ends in. assorted colors. Main Floer. 25¢ Rilnbol Novel Dainty novelties, nuan-blfi P 'fioor. 15¢ Rayon Bias Tape, 2 pes. . 150 'A desirable tape for many Sumoses. 25¢ Rubber Utility Aprons A pumul spron for household use. sin Floor. 25¢ Silk Lamp Sh:lle Binding,. roll. . 3C ‘“ro&‘h‘ ‘popular llwl!l. 7 yards Main Floor. Main Floor. 10c Japanese Crepe k.z ‘Main Floor. Printed Flat Crepe In New Spn‘ng Designs 40 inches wide. in_exotic color combinations and styles which express the authentic fash- Goldenbers's—Main Floor.—Cha No mail or phone orders; no exchanges or refunds. All sales final. Accounts Invited. Soleil Hats— .39 $ deabers’ Second Fisui— Accounts Tavited. Stationery. .. ..... : Gray and buff in 'the 1ot 35" ety of parer- sn envelopes. Main Floot. 59¢ Metal. Zsc Book Ends, ‘Main 'l..r. Anmnmy g, om $1.50 Cowhide Good cowhide leather in an_ assort- ment of popular colors. Have shoulder strap or_ handl Pl and Ivory’ Toilet At bxtraordinary Reductions for Clearance Tomorrow! $1 to $2.50 Artificial Pearl and Ivory Toilet Articles Pearl and Ivory, colored Pearl, white Pearl and grained Ivory Toiletware, includ- 69c _ing mirrors, hairbrushes and trays. - $1.00 to $1.50| 30c to 98¢ Toiletware 25¢ of ' Dressing Combs, Nail Buffers and H it Cutie Brushes, Hair " Recelvera | SO0 N0 - Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Toiletware 49¢ Your 'cnom of Boxes, Trinket Bhots Frames, o othes " Women's Fnll-l"nhoud | Pure Silk. Hosiery e Some s 89(: service weight. . Brol ‘l n sizes Illd eolau. Women’s Silkk and Rayon Hose, pr... 396 Heayy causlity silk and ravon to e top- Seamed back with AT wanted shades. '3 pres “ To.™ in "ur Women's $1.00 Part-Wool Separate 69 c Underwear, lightly solled trom Hanaure "Sreken % Hain Fleor. 147) M $1.50 ‘(‘1 $2.50 es'l..'m 49(: atterns and high-grade £ M o.ihl neckband l“r Main Floor. Women's 79¢ Fleeced Cotton 49 c Union Suits, lkl‘"l union _ suits. Iy | flesced o with cap slecves In ankle lensth. Broken sizes. Main " Children’s 79¢ Fleeced fn, ~ 29 Union Suits, Sovton suits warmly fleeced. g Main Floor. Men's lZc, 15¢ and 19¢ 8¢ “colored_woven border and plain 'h"‘ulll'm l'mlbr‘llnld initials. Also hemstitcl L yes. Main Floor. | Womer's 19¢ Embroidered-corner _linen _handker- iets. White with pretty colored em- ghiets. W oo Main Fioor. Women’s $1.98 ‘Fruit of Loom’ Unbrellas 97(: lhar\ cl\lh eny lh:':'fl”-mmln n.fil.: $1.98 to $2.50 31-33 Umbrellas American (cotton) taffeta covers and ‘mercerized Bradford cloth. nt club en‘llMAnI‘l’\lu. Allflnnl’flh - Men’s & Women's Main Floor. %flltyu‘lnlfll' "fl‘fll lll. ll!‘.:g e"r Women's $1 to $1.50 Blouses. . 636 o Vel made blouses of ligene spd striped Veal witn the, new Spring ulu. 50c to $1.00 Face Powders Assorted '“"o inel e et May gyine Myane, Hiesd Foce Poder 25c Béautifies and.protects the akin. "50¢ to $1.00 25C Compact Powders. . uzm::fludu Cappi, Tre-Jur, Dermay Main Floor. 50¢ arfdividual beth selts. Both attractive inexpensive. - Niceiy pei "r".i..n.?g"'c.fi‘. 15c ‘well known cream at a-very attrac- uve rce: 98¢ Perfumed Ware .25¢ to 50c Manicure Pieces 10c .nl:hulu oig:::fl b o) I. il sl 10 '!'Ina sold for 23¢ each. Excellent » Main Floor. $5.95 Girls’ Blue Serge Regulation $9.98 %{%é!:' unenolare ki1 ) Third Floor. (114) ..’&.“" $1.25 to $1.50 Night Robes. ... ... 69(: d hea Good urn:d-n Woten: 'i- e and e Main Floor.