Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1929, Page 28

23 STATE NAY PROBE DE KING SLAYING Legislator to Ask Complete Investigation by'Assemny of Raid Killing. By the Assoclated Press AURORA, Ill, March 29— Legis- lative inquiry into the killing of Mrs. Lillian De King by a county dry raider was threatened yesterday with the an- nouncement by Representative Thomas J-O'Grady of Chicago that he would introduce a resolution in the State sembly asking a complete investigat: ‘The announcement came after author- ities had refused to start a search for Boyd Fairchild, the investigator whose statement that he bought liquor in the De King home brought about the raid. Fairchild has not been seen since the raid, in which Mrs. De King was fatal- ly shot, her husband, Joseph, clubbed, and one of the raiders shot by her 12-year-old son Gerald. Warrant’s Legality Seen as Key. Assistant State’s Attorney Carleton Shults, who employed Fairchild, said he did not know where the investiga- tor was, but he denied the charge of De King's attorneys that Fairchild had been deliberately sent away because he could not identify the body of Mrs. De King as that of the woman who sold him liquor. Shults said the investiga- tor was not needed as a witness. Progress of the case is expected to hinge upon the legality of the search warrant sworn out upon Fairchild's testimony. De King's attorneys have charged that it was not legal for sev- eral reasons, among them that it was used twice, that it was not made out for the De King house, and that the in- vestigators used an assumed name. Fear for Life of Deputy. Roy Smith, the deputy sheriff who shot and killed, Mrs. De King and who in turn was shot by her son Gerald, was in a serious condition in a hospital at Elgin. The bullet wound inflicted by the youth had become infected and it was feared gangrene might set in. The inquest into Mrs. De King's death has been set for next Thursday. At- torney General Osgar E. Carlstrom, aft- ter a request by State’s Attorney George D. Carbary, announced he would send a representative to determine what prosecution, if any, is warranted. AR D B Argentina bought more American goods last year than it has in any pre- vious year except 192 “Moneyless” Drive Is Launched by Juvenile Group Plans for & “moneyless cam- palgn for members” were launched at the monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Juvenile Protective _Association at 1420 K street yesterday with the appointment of a committee to carry out the campaign. The committee consists of Mrs. B. S. Hewett, Joshua Evans, r.. Mrs. R. C. West and Mrs. Whitman THE EVENT I THREE OFFICERS OUSTED. Judge at Chatham Rebukes Men in Ordering Their Removal. CHATHAM, Va., March 29 (Special). —Judge Turner Clement has removed from office, three county officers who became involved recently in testimony heard at the trial of Otho Dodson. They were B. W. Case, J. D. Bryant and W. A. Brown. Case tendered his resignation before a hearing on their ousting, but the court refused to accept it until he had administered a rebuke to the three. STAR, WASHINGTON, % PALAIS ROYAL | D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929. | members of Congress to enjoy the free- Cross. Discussion as to “what consti- tutes a member” when no finan- cial aid is asked brought forth many suggestions which finally crystallized into the idea that a member should be a person “who displays interest in the associa- tion shes to be identified with its activities and to know of them, and stands ready to render serv- ice if called upon.” The association, which is financed through the Community Chest and requires no dues from its members, will wage a cam- paign for 1,000 members or more. CONGRESSMEN’S PORT RIGHTS INVESTIGATED Inquiry Follows Alleged Discovery of Liquor in Baggage of Representative. A private inquiry into the rights of | dom of-the port was under way today, as an aftermath of the alleged discovery of four bottles of liquor by New York customs officials in the baggage of a Representative who had just returned from the Canal Zone. Congressional leaders were sponsoring an examination of the whole subject, and one member of Congress was represented as believ- ing that doubt exists if any persons who are not diplomatic representatives of foreign powers are entitled to the freedom of the port. Government circles here understand that members of Congress ask and re- ceive the freedom of the port, as dis- tinguished from the mere courtesy of the port, which expedites examination of baggage, but permits of no immuni- ties. Verification was lacking yester- day for the published account of a Rep- resentative returning with four quarts of whisky and members of the party who are in Washington disclaimed any information concerning the incident. . Mines of the United States produce 1,000 tons of iron to every one mined in Brazil. Hundreds Comprise the Capitol Fur Shop’s e, A Every imaginable shade and size is offered— prices as usual will be found most moderate, m CADITOL FUR of Skins Selection of . . . JHOD OUR onv " 1208 G IJT. thll::A”RI/ %PALAIS ROYAL New Easter Handbags smart bags of leather . . . silk . .. and straw i fashionable shades and shapes 295 495 750 hundreds of new bags at every price Of course you're going to have a new handbag to carry on Easter! You can get just the shade you hat or your shoes or your hose or en- Pouch, envelope and O'Rossen styles—and bags of leather in smooth or reptile grains, of silk or of straw with semble! shell, metal or self careinlly lined and Handbags—Main Floor like—to match your covered frames. All many fitted. Flowers That Bloom in the Spring LILIES for Easter 35c¢ a bloom Take her home an Easter lily .and buy it tomorrow. It's the last day before Easter... and no home will seem com- plete Easter Sunday without their pretty green foliage and their sweet fragrance. On Sale Main Floor and Housewares Department —Fourth Floor Lilies Purchased Up Until 6 O’Clock Will Be Delivered in Dis- trict Saturday Evening A Really Waonderful Showing of Easter Gloves Stocks are at their fullest and best—you couldn’t come at a better time than tomorrow to choose your new Spring gloves! Beautiful hand cov- erings of fine quality and the smartest new styles are just out of cridp tissues and ready for your approval. French Kid Gloves 3.95 and 5.00 pr. French kid gloves in smart and attractive semi-tailored cuff styles and trimmed bracelet effects and bandalettes. Just the right shades, too—sun tan, beaver fonce, beige, mauve, mother goose, moonlight tones and French gray; and the much wanted black and white. Washable French Two Plex Suede and Suede Pull-on Other Fabric Gloves Gloves, 3.50 1.50, 1.95 to 2.50 Pair Pique and hand-sewn styles: 50 popular suede-like double-woven kangaroo glace in pull-on, 1-but- fabric gloves in many new and ton and wide welt 1-clasp styles; attractive_tallored and semi-tai- attractive Spring shades of ored cuff, 1-button, bandalette blonde, ficelle, beige; also & numM- and ' pull-on styles, All popular ber of glace kid cUff styles; In pew shades. wanted shades. oG Imported Glace Gloves I\O‘TI;(Y S,ld ngg‘cs and Real Kidskin 1.50 and 1. 05 Smart tailored _strap, 250 and 2.95 pull-on and Imported glace and real kidskin plsin and & A gloves in many aftractive cufl — ,pc graiont cuffs, frills and styles; attractive combinations othier toicHes: ALl Gaw: Colotg= of all the wanted colors and prynepte, Arab, nude. suntan, T i i beige, mist, pearl, white and Children’s Suede Fabric black and black-and-white. and Silk ?l‘“fi‘ Slt Children’s Kid Gloves Novelty cuff and pull-en strap « . styles; also novelty cuff silk 195 Pair gloves, turn-back and fancy cuffs, Of imported kangaroo glace, in in tan, mode and pearl. tan and blonde shades. Gloves—Main Floor buckle, with And of course you must have new silk stockings for Easter! Full Fashioned Silk Hose good looking, all silk stockings, some with picot tops. This is an unusually attractive stocking for this price . . . it is of all-over silk of an at- 1.25 tractive quality. Tailored or French heels; some with picot tops; and a splendid selection of the wanted and popular new Spring shades as well as white. In all sizes. The Regular $1.95 Novelty Heel Silk Hose Full fashioned, pure thread silk hose—all-over 1.59 sheer silk from top to toe, with novelty heels in various styles: some with self-color heels, others with black heels. In gun metal, dust and manon, In all sizes. A Great Display of Children’s Hose | All the length...all the weights .all the colors...and all the styles that young people want for Spring wear—and that discrim- inating mothers Children’s Hose 3 for §1 74 sport fancy cotton and lisle full-length mer- and 7% and 54 fancy leg hose; and children’s 1;-length hose; girls’ cerized cotton;; H juniors’ girls socks. will choose for them. Children’s Hose 50c Pair Misses” full-length hose, rayon and lisle thread; plain-color Eng- lish ribbed lisle and rayon; full- length fancy mercerized and rayon; boys’ 7 sport hose and irls’ and juniors’ 7 and 8 fancy lisle and cotton. Hosiery—Main Floor In a New Location First floor—all the way back— where you will find kinds for boys, girls, juniors, tots and misses. New styles, smart colors and combinations and all sizes. Plenty of short pull-over sport and tennis socks. Beneath your pretty new ensemble you'll like to wear High Grade Rayon Underwear Children’s Rayon Garments Well made little garments of vests . . 2 to 16, 50c to 59c. Bloomers, 59c to $1, 2 to 16 years. Combinations, 95¢ to 1.75, . low neck, sleeveless, kinds that we sell regularly for $1.95 and $2.25 but bought specially to sell for 1-.59 Unusually Attractive Rayon Garments for Delustered and super rayon garments—bloomers, $1 panties, step-ins, briefs, running panties, chemises, combinations and vests in tailored styles and pas- tel colors. Milanese Silk Vests Low neck, sleeveless vests, with bodice tops; picot edge finish; in 1 74 LJ Milanese Silk Bloomers pink and peach; 36 to 42 sizes. 2.44 Bloomers and panties. . .also pretty gowns and pajamas in dainty colors and many styles; with contrasting cnlor trimming and appliqued effects, splendid values. Full cut and strongly reinforced at wearing points; in colors to 2 to 16 years. match the vests above. Main Floor l | | | \ | \ i | i <‘ T PALAIS ROYAL Saturday Boys’ Day Every Inn;: here to outfit your boy pr(vp(‘rl\Ahrmg him in and choose his new suit, his new cap or hat and blouses, shirts, ties and all the other thmgs he needs—we've a special showing of just the clothes he needs at prices you'll like to pay! Boys All Wool 4 Piece Vest Suits, Q-9 these suits are outstanding values at this special price two-button coat suits, with two pairs golf in new shades of browns, A good variety and sizes Brand-new, knickers and Tattersall vests; tans and light and dark gra to fit all boys of 7 to 18 years. Boys’ 4-Piece All-Wool Blue Cheviot Suits a splendid 12‘ 9 5 collection of 12 to 16 year models Well tailored, attractive suits in new single-breasted coats; Tattersall vests; two pairs of trousers, High-grade suits that will give excellent service. Top Coats for the Little Fellow, 6.95 and 8.95 New double-breasted models in tans and grays; 24 to 10 year sizes, Well made and just the right weight for Spring wear. $1 and $1.25 Tom Sawyer Blouses 69c¢ $1.25 and $1.50 Tom Sawyer Shirts 89c¢ New Four-in-hand Ties, 59¢ and $1 Boys’ Hats and Caps, $1 to 1.95 In the right colors and fabrics to match the new suits. Students’ New Spring Suits all wool suits with 2 pairs long trousers 16.50 Excellent values! All-wool fabrics in tans, browns and grays; made with pleated pants and Tattersall vests. 15 to 20 year sizes. Attractive, fresh new Spring blouses— last day for this special price. Tomorrow is the last day for this special price— get all you need. They are in new Spring colors and stripes; 6 to 16 year sizes. Join the Easter Paiade with a new » WEBSTER SUIT every suit has individudlity . . . good style . . . distinction to commend it to the particular man Men’s All-Wool Two-Trousers Suits 7.50 new blues...new grays...and spring-like mixtures. Only in Webster clothes will you find such fabrics, such work- manship, and such smart appearance at such a low price! New two-button models, as well as suits of more conserva- tive cut—some with the new Tattersall vests and one pair pleated and one pair plain trousers. Worsteds, serges, cheviots and cassimeres. all sizes...regulars...shorts...stouts. .. Men'’s Store—Main Floor .34 to 46. longs. . Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Arrow Brand and Other Well Known Shirts good looking . . . attractive new shirts at an appealing price collar attached .95 neckband with separate collar some with two matching collars Shirts of known quality and style in neat stripes or novelty patterns; a wide variety of desirable colors and patterns...and all wanted sizes from 13 to 17145. Why not pick out some of these and give him some new - Ties for Easter Plain colored satin ties in $1 blues, navy, red, green, Other Fine Ties, 1.50, 2.00 to 3.50 light green, tan or gray; Men's Store—Main Floor Men’s 75c and §1 Fancy Woven Colored Socks 59¢ New stripes, dots and jacquard figures in a wide range of pleasing colors and sizes from 914 to% open end style; all made with slip bands.