Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1929, Page 35

e So, i DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 050 Helteklen” miae. 10t and G Sts. N.W. Victrolas Combinations Victor Records Prompt Service G. B. Reid “Reid’s Corner” 11th & You Sts. N.W. North 1234 Prices Reduced RADIOLA- VICTROLAS Models 7-11 and 726 For Quick Service Call Col. 1641 Mt. Pleasant Music Shop 3310 14th St. N.W. - PRICES REDUCED ON MODEL 7-11 RADIOLA VICTROLA 2900 14th St. N.W.. At Haroard Col. 101 OPEN EVENINGS N Get Y our Vicgroié-" Radiola Combinations Shinberg’s Music Shop 1303 7th St. N.W. MHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, “D.” ¢,” FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 71928, COMMITTEE VOTE 1S HELD INVALID Chairman Morin Declares Ac- tion on Madden Bill Is Not Effective. committee in meeting yesterday withou Chairman Morin to vote a favorable re- port on the Madden bill to lease Muscle Shoals to the American Cyanamid Co. for 50 years was described by the chairman later as ineffective, since the meeting was not “properly called” and only 13 members were present, or two more than a quorum. Chairman Morin, saying the meeting was “unprecedented” and neither re; {lar nor valid, indicated he would op- pose any effort by the group that ap- proved the bill to get action on the measure at this session. The committee vote on the bill was 11 to 2. Representative Hill, Democrat, of Ala- | bama said that Thursday was the reg- ular meeting day of the committee, and when the chairman did not appear, Rep- resentative Wurzbach of Texas, ranking Republican present, took the chair. Wurzbach proposed the committee re- consider the Hill motion, rejected last week by tI»: committee with a vote of 10 to 8, to report the Madden bill to the House thout recommendations. was cal out and the bill eported by a vote of 11 to 2. les Wurzbach, the Republicans Reece of Tennesse, Spe: Hoffman of New Jersey. The Democrats present were Quin of Mississippi, rank- ing member of the minority; Wright of Georgia, Garrett of Texas, McSwain of South Carolina, Fisher of Tennessee, Hill of Alabama, Boylan of New York and Chapman of Kentucky. The com- mittee has 21 members. Hill said efforts were to be made to get legislative right of way for the bill for action at this session through a special rule. Chairman Morin de- clared that if such a move were made he would file a protest with the Speaker of the House to prevent bringing up the measure. MRS. HOOVER TAKES Local Travelers’ Aid Society Elects Arthur C. Moses President, and Other Officers. honorary presidency of the local Trav- elers’ Aid Society, it was announced at the annual meeting of the society for the election of officers in the Burlington Hotel Wednesday. Arthur C. Moses was clected president. Other officers elect- ed are: « Mrs. John A. Kratz, vice president; Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, secretary; John B. Larner, treasurer, and Mrs. Margaret Ford, executive seeretary. J. Leo Kolb was named chairman of the finance committee and Mrs. James B. Woolnough chairman of the service C. Woolley, Mrs, Harlan F. Stone, Dr. Abram Simon, C. Melvin Sharpe, Rev, Z. B. Phillips, Theodore P. Noyes, Edgar T. Brown and Mrs. E. J. Bren- nan were elected to the board of direc- tors, ' Officers of the Society decided that [ instead of holding the usual annual ‘meeting -this year, that statements, showing the extent of: the work of the society, will be €ent to each contributor of last year., - society cared for ap- proximately 1,300 persons during Janu- ary, it was stated.” The Travelers’ Aid g?‘clz:y is a_member of the Community est. MAN HURT IN FALL. Attem?t to Escape Second Arrest Causes Injuries. In an effort to prevent being arrested a second time within three weeks as an alleged fugitive from pustice from Durham, N. C., Major Thomas Jones, colored, 23, dropped from a third story window ‘at 911 S street about 2:30 o’'clock yesterday morning, break- ing his left leg and dislocating his knee- cap. Detectives Paul W. Jones and H. W. Smith were in the hallway of the S street apartment house this morning when the man made an attempt to escape by lowering himself from a win- dow by means of a rope. He lost his hold on the rope, however, and fell. After his first arrest Jones was re- leased on receipt of a message from Durham police saying he was not wanted, and the detéctives went in search of him again this morning after another request for his arrest was re- ceived. The injured man was tdken to Freedmen’s Hospital, Action of the House military affairs |{ ight of New York and {7 HONORARY TRIBUTE; Mrs. Herbert Hoover has accepted the | # and extension committee. Mrs. Herbert pended execution of her sentence and placed her on probation. Mrs. Saunders was arrested on Octo- ber 11 by Detective G. C. McCarron of the liquor squad, who visited her apart- ment in the 1600 block of Fuller street and ordered a small quantity of liquor. He is said to have told her that her husband had sent him there to buy a drink, and that as he was about to at- tend a party, he wished liquor of the best variety. A $5 bill, it was said, was iven to Mrs. Saunders for the quart of liquor, and McCarron then revealed his identity. Mrs. Saunders attempted to destroy the marked bill by swallowing it, but the officer seized her before she suc- ceeded, he said. The $5 bill was ex- PROBATION IS GRANTED WOMAN DRY OFFENDER Court Is Lenient to Wife of War Veteran Now Ill at Walter l Reed. Informed that the husband of Mrs. Louise Saunders, 35 years old, who re- cently pleaded guilty to a liquor charge, was a World War veteran and at pres- ent is seriously ill at Walter Reed Hos- pital, Judge Isaac R. Hitt yesterday sus- NN . Candy Treat | A pound box of Chocolate-covered Nougatines and a | pound box of Mammy Lou Black Walnut Creams. Both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” I W e SN S\ — A S A Pound Box of Chocolate-Covered Nougatines “chewy” nougatines Both for - 69¢ Two Pounds of Pure Fresh Candies at This Special Price, Just for Saturday delicious | | Large, | dipped in velvety milk chocolates, which ‘ makes them incomparably tempting. | | And a Pound Box of Mammy Lou Black Walnut Creams That deliclous black walnut flavor that is “Oh, so good!” The whole family is sure to enjoy this tempting confection. hibited as evidence before the jury, but at the close of the trial was reported lost or stolen. It was the property of Sergt. O. G. Letterman, who conducted & vain search for the missing money. The sentence of 180 days on one count and $400 or 180 days on the other was suspended by Judge Hitt when placing Mrs. Saunders on proba- tion, but he warned her that she would have to serve the sentence if arrested on liquor charges during the ensuing year, g N In order not to disturb motor traffic in Racine, Wisc., the water mains will be put under the sidewalks hereafter. “All Over DEATH CLAIMS WIDOW OF REV. HARRY M. REED Long Active in Hamline M. E. Church, Mrs. B. W, Reed Leaves Son, 2 Daughters, 3 Brothers. Mrs. Bessie W. Resd, widow of Rev. Harry M. Reed of the Baltimore South- ern Methodist Conference, died yester- day at her home, 1518 WWebstér street, after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Ham- line M. E. Church, Sixteenth and Alli- n” —the Better to Serve You These Prices Are Also Effective at Peoples Service Drug Store 705 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia D mxzeem!urmwlnhelnmcmk Cemetery. Mrs. Reed had long been active in the affairs of Hamline Church. She is survived by a son, Henry B. Waters, and two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Fallas and Mrs. Walter Lambert of Washington, and three brothers, Rev. E. S. Woolf of Roanoke, Va., and John A. and James E. Woolf of Rectortown, Va. ST Epworth League to Give Social. ANNANDALE, Va., February 15 (Spe- cial).—A heart social will be given .to- night in the school auditorium for the benefit of the Epworth League of the Southern Methodist Church. Cremo Key Klips Pure Grit Blue Ribbon King Edward | Havana Ribbon, londres | Garcia Grande, babies | Cinco, londres Tampa Nugget Rocky Ford John Ruskin Tenneyson 'Alhambra Wm.Penn Cigars, 13 1= 50c ‘An Opportunity to Effect | Real Savings on ' Cigars For Friday and Saturday 13 for 50c Box of 50 51.89 $3.78 Box of 100 $1.50 When You Guaranteed Alarm Clocks 95¢ ‘These guaran- teed alarm clocks are equipped with clear - sounding top bell alarm. Buy one now at this low price. 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Dept. 45, Resinel, Baltimore, Resinol ” 24 sheets of splen- did qual- ity stand- ard size linen finished paper.with 24 envelopes to match. Be sure to take advantage of this low price. throughout. several pockets and exposure for tdentification cards, ete.