Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1929, Page 24

24 @ REBUKE OF PASTOR DECLARED “JOKE” Self-Styled Evangelist Says Remark on Cigarette Was “Mere Pleasantry.” {lxp!ninlng his alleged denunciation %‘,’g:\'. John J. Queally, rector of the opal Church of the Transfigura- tion, as a “mere pleasantry,” Herbert G. Knight, self-styled personal evange- bst, denied he was an anti-cigarette cru- sader in the Police Court today when srraigned on a charge of soliciting with- out a permit. ho chnrge was lodged against him &s the o ult of a dispute which Jie had with the rector concerning spehaing of money for tobacco rather than Jibles. Knight, calling at the hom? of Rev. Queally last Friday, attempted to sell the minister copies of the New Tcsta- ment, to be used by members of his congregation. He was informed by Rev. Queally that he did not have money for such pure poses, Knight said, and the latter then’ replied that if the minister did not spend money for cigarettes, such as he was smoking, hz might be better able financially to puchase bibles. Rev. Queally, angered by tha re- mark, is said to have asked the mis- sionary worker who had given him autherity to lecture on the evils of smoking. Knight replied that the min- ister was setting a “bad example” for the younger goneration, and left the house. According to Knight, he later met Dr. Queally on the street and “received a glare like the reflecticn of an iceberg.” The rector passed, but soon returned with a policeman, whom Knight drove to the thirteenth precinct, where he de- posited §5 collateral. Unable to appear in court Saturday, as he is a Seventh Day Adventist, XKnight was arraigned today. He in- formed Judge Gus A. Schuldt that his remark had been humorous, and that he had not known it was necessary to secure a permit. He gave his personal bond and was released. TWO KILLED AS BOILER OF ENGINE EXPLODES Blast Wrecks Locomotive—Hurls Cab Four Cars Back—TForce Felt for Mile. By the Associated Press. ASHTABULA, Ohio., February 11.— William Baumgardner, engineer on & New York Central train, and L. P. Hibbs, fireman, both of East Cleveland, were killed yesterday when the boiler of their locomotive exploded at Carson, south of here. The train was made up of two locomotives and a string of emp- ty coal cars. Baumgardner and Hibbs were in the cab of the first engine. C. E. Fisher of Westeyville, Pa., a brakeman, had just climbed over the tender of the first engine wnen the blast came. He suffered severe lacerations about the face and chest. boiler of the first locomotive was hurled 100 yards ahead and the wrecked cab landed four cars back. Baumgard- ner’s body was found on the seventh car of the train. The crew of the second engine was uninjured, although the force of the blast was felt for a mile around. OFFICER DROPS DEAD. ©ol. Cook, Commandant of Chanute Air Field, Heart Disease Victim. RANTOUL, Ill, February 11 (®).— Lieut. Col. Seth W. Cook, commandant of Chanute Field, dropped dead yester- day afternoon at his quarters near the Government flying base. He had been ill with heart trouble for two days. Maj. L. G. Heffernan, who has been assistant commandant, will be in charge. Lieut. Col. Cook came to Chanute Pield June 30, 1928, from Fort Hayesy Columbus, Ohio, where he was air o cer for the 5th Corps Area. He was born in California and was about 51 years old. He is survived by the widow, a son and a daughter. Fire Damages Coast Guard Cutter. BOSTON, February 11 (#). early yesterday aboard the United States Coast Guard destroyer Henley at the Charlestown Navy Yard forced the crew from their bunks and caused $10,000 damage. The flames, appar- ently caused by leaking oil, were con- fined to fireroom No. 2. William Saltvesky, member of the crew, was ‘burned about the face and hands. LINDY'S DAY'S HOP 10 BE 600 MILES Flying Colonel, on Way Back to U. S., to Go From Ma- nagua to Belize Today. BOSTON, February 11 (#).—Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived at Belize, British Honduras, at 11:50 am., Eastern standard time, today from Managua, Nicaragua, the Trop- ical Radio Company reported in a _radio message received here. U By the Assoctated Press. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, February 11.— A 600-mile flight across three countries to Belize, British Honduras, was today’s stunt for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. The route was, in the main, the re- verse of that which he followed last week when he brought air mail here from Miami, Fla, and continued to Cristobal, Panama. He was not sure, though, whether he would stop today at Tela, Honduras, one of the stops on the trip from Miami. Accompanying Col. Lindbergh on his return fight to the United States is an escort piane piloted by Raymond J. Merritt. Another companion is Lieut. Christian Schilt, Marine Corps aviator, who is going to Miami to become district superintendent of the Pan-American Airways mail route, Col. Lindbergh has with him 803 pounds of mail from Panama to the United States. The two planes, flying from Cristobal, swooped down out of a clear sky yester- day at 1:35 p.m. fully three hours ahead of the time they were expected. The flyers drove up to the United States legation in a Marine Corps automobile long before Charles C. Eberhardt, Min- ister, had even intended starting for the flying field to greet them. Stops for today's trip were at David, Panama, and Punta Arenas, Costa Rica. 184 HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS ARE USING FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE FOR COLDS AND BODY BUILDING Father John’s Medicine is now being used in 184 hospitals and insti- tutions from coast to coast in the United States and Canada. 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Mineralava Beauty Clay. . ...19% A full size bottle of this well known beauty preparation; will freshen and beautify the skin.—Main Floor. Pompeian Face Powder and Lipstick ....... ... 49 With each box of this famous face powder, we will give a Pompeian lipstick—all for the usual price of the powder.—Main Floor. Pompeian Rouge & Lipstick. .40c Buy your favorite shade of Pon};_;eian rou}(':c and get a lipstick without additional charge.—Main Floor. Lady Mary Sachet. ...50c ounce Usually $1.50 an ounce—a 'delightful‘!y sweet and fragrant sachet that is a real “buy” at this price.—Main Floor. Embossed Ash Trays. . .6 for 60c Set of six glass ash trays, cleverly em- bossed with attractive designs in color. Easily cleaned—Main Floor. Congress Bridge Sets. ....... 1.75 Two decks of gold-edged Congress Playing Cards, with tallies and score Pad to match, all for this special price—Main Floor. New Modcrniséist:: Playing Cards A Gold-edge, Linen-finish Playing Cards, with colorful, modernistic designs on the back. —Main Floor. Umbrella Pencils ...forbridge............50c set Four Umbrella Pencils—decorative and_ AN W W2 Al Exquisitely fresh and dainty, with styles of youth —and colors that flatter 5.7 S Valentine parties and dances this week —Washington’s Birthday coming— and more parties—of course you'll need a fresh, smart new frock! You'll love the colors—they’re a feast for 5 sv,((, the eyes. I “;Z,\?/i' "»"’ Smart Fabrics ///\\3/5/;) Jg( rich moire silks filmy georgettes N crisp taffetas soft satins Enchanting Colors golden yellow rose pink rain green raspberry French blue black Nile white Skirts often dip in the back—hemlines are Paris-inspired and irregular—large, formal bows of ribbons add their note to some— others have exquisite flower trimmings. Necks are round and V or irregular—and all, of course, are sleeveless. Women's Dresses—Third Floor Special Purchase and Sale! 1,000 |- o Il Prs. New “Mayfair”’ Ruffled Curtains | Spring is just around the corner . . . your furniture is correct . . . how ' about your curtains? o= A In this sale of fresh, new “Mayfair” ruffled curtains will be found just the curtains needed to correctly match your furni- ture and drapes. Make your home modern in every respect . . . and don’t stop with the furniture. The proper curtains give just that little added touch that is necessary to complete your dec- orative scheme. The curtains being shown in this sale are of the finest quality ivory color voile and are finished with rayon edging . . . 50-inch valance, and tie-backs made of rose, blue, green, orchid and gold. . . colored rayon. Upholsteries—Second Floor Marvelous Value in Spring Silks Thousands of yards of fresh, new silks and flat crepes to be sold in this our “Spring Classic” 39-inch All-Silk 1 44 Printed Crepe, Yard A Spring Favorite and an Outstanding Value This .splendid quality crepe will be sold at this remarkably low Printed Flat Crepe X7 A% 2 AN 7/ ) = \ i S set A - = Tl 4 {17 figure_or_lly because of a special purchase we were able to make for this important February Silk event. You will find a splendid assortment of designs from which to choose. Aw Exceptional Value at This Low Price All-Silk Flat Crepe practical—four in a_fancy box. make nice prizes—Main Floor. $1.19 Ruffled Caurtains. . .67c pair Attractive Curtains of ivory voile, with col- ored ruffles or with rayon overlocked edges; They'll Every color conceivable will be found in this wonderful lot of splendid qual- ity crepe...from the delicate lingerie shades of the deepest hues, including champagne, fallow, sandy beige, goose- berry, pekin blue, rose beige, sherry brown, navy and black. 159 Heavy quality all-silk crepe in a profusion of choice new patterns with both light and dark back- grounds with contrasting colors . « . the very newest and most appealing patterns. 198 complete with valance and tie backs— Second Floor. Dainty Rayon Nightgowns 88¢c First of all the rayon is of good quality, then the gowns are made like more ex- pensive ones. Square neck style.—Main Floor. Silks—Second Floor The Elite of the Season’s Fashions in the Sale of Fur-Trimmed Coats these coats were made to sell for $49.50, $59.50 and (s $69.50 but take your choice tomorrow at Pretty Envelope Chemises. . .88¢ Of shimmering, lustrous rayon in plain tai- fored and some fancy styles; in pastel col- ors.—Main Floor. Panties, Step-ins, Bloomers. . .88¢c All of silky rayon, in dainty pastel col- orings, and in_trimmed or tailored styles; very special values, every one.—Main Floor. $7.50 Gold or Silver Slippers.5.47 Get a paie to wear to the Valentine party. Dress Coats 7 5 Styles seldom found ° p\:r::pq:: ;&,agosty?ersig:on‘d Elaor: -+ M.Uhf'?} 20?“ [ at anything like Clucago abies’ Handmade Dresses. .1.00 £SSCd (0eus ; ; 3 Babies Women's. Cobts this low price and California The Chie§ scems to have gar- Snowy, dainty little dresses, all handmade— and hand-embroidered, too. Plain hems or scalloped bottoms.—Third Floor. Little Girls’ New Print Dresses You'll scarcely believe your eyes when you see these coats—and then look at the price tags! $28.75 for nered much of California’s ! velvet coats with such luxurious fur trimmings! O compelfingcmmyoum Wash them any way you like—the colors 1 deloths. T \ - 'u'ngs. r into its spacious cars complete are absolutely fast. Smart styles, pretty broadcloths, handsomely furred! Every detail of these o colors, plain ot with bloomers; 2 to 6 year coats bespeaks high qualit in a perfection of readiness, you sizes—Third Floor, P gh q Y. nce captivated by that ’ are at once captt by Women’s Handmade Gowns. 1.00 Often the furs alone are worth more than sensation of well-being, of all- OF Windior cfepe, Hanil enbrutkeey, And the present prices of the whole coat! ey B e wil ace edges. o . 3 pemmngcomfonandenJOY‘ sg%x:'ns in extcra sizes, at ls}:’ens‘:rcnem;r;‘c‘ca.—e - e . a o m}:‘ = ment, which is the very essence Third Floor. Fur trimmings include wolf, civet cat, American opossum, mar- mfi“mm‘: < A of California. Pajamas Ensembles, special .2.98 mink and French beaveri .and the coats are in black, browns, . s i Three-piece ensembles of flowered and plain blues and other shades, Sizes and smart styles for women and " G01-602 Finance Bldg,, Philadelphia, Pa. cotton voile—in charming colorings and of misses. i Coats—Third Floor Phone: Rittenhouse 1464-5 - -sheer French voile.—Third Floor. Santa Fe=—Fred Harvey “all the way”, 4 :