Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 31

[ SEPEL RERIENS. . [ St e e Due at Film Star's Death. 500 alimony claimed dun her at the ear operation, Xo-yesr-::ld Marjorie | time of m‘fifiz des lm":h Ak m“ e . 8 h d E = OUS FOR I Dowdy has beén mute since she be- Her complaint/a er th an M as Chancellor Because e neonscious Pebruary 8 g the | (he Grder af Uhe- Sour- vhen the was 7th, Sts.—FAM! QUALITY SINCE 1860-—Franklin 7400 iti t tomobile accident. n of Opposition. e hithe” Lynchburg. schoogirt PR R {:};e to‘?‘-'{l ?he:?s;‘l:;lfi at a huplul 1890. M e ians say 'Roberts By the Assoclated Press. Dared o o ek ek AVCO MRS Yo ban i'fi'{.::%un e B ° ° VIENNA, April 4—Mgr, Ignas Seipel, $a7 sometimes her eyes appear 43 I | York, & nephew : ’ o R, St it e | B R R R o ‘Garea earaway a rastic Keductions guided the destinles of the Austrian e 3 Missouri University a.:' ;:‘;".du g.i_ " ° X0) ¥ . X republic as chancellor for six years, re- ! Legislature to app: signed yesterday with his colleagues of CARD PARTY PLANNED the bienntum. 1929-30. the Christian Seocialist party. Besides being chancellor, Dr. Seipel was minis-| “The Mount St. Ursula Gutld is spon- DI’W, SZ 00 ter of home affairs l.nd mlnmer of for- | soring & card party at the lnyflow ik ) eign affairs. He will continue provi- | Hotel at 2 oelockM du afternoon for A sionally in office in order to dlspose of lhe benefit of the Mount St. Umu. ¢ 4 i current business. (ers Coun!ry House, at Alta Vista, & The chancelior explained the resig- | Ma. Mre B, J- Brennan js ruldmt of p ying that he had become therundnndmsJJ vice o prcs ident; L) ) v Pnrllnmem, of certain urgently needed he committee in chaj onmhu of wm DRY CLEANING 4 gmslsél&n There ';-re 1“1” he‘umnid :‘el; 5!’5 gnfikon ]l‘t Mrs, Stanley, E “ lous erences of opinion wi rs. Pri Wall, Mrs. nuu p } g¥n party as well a3 2 confit between | and Mrs, 8 M. Tucker, About 5 (Corner 11th & H Sts. NW. | X b ollowers an e Pan-German or | prominent' Washington. women . Nationalist group. sponsors for the event. Phone National 2704 iR Cites Fallure to Get Loan. | et A third reason for the \'m\dnmv A was failure of the government tA‘r‘:c rl‘tclaunor; g;t:;eoo ,000,000 from either " [ oo, S 2 ot o s | X-l-e pp mg lfllfl) T tamped Articles—Finished M odels—Novelties ) but that he could not hold his office in the face of opposition to him personally as a priest. The church he said, was| his chief concern. Although the resignation of the chan- | e 5 cellor was not wholly unforeseen, it | | : ume much sooner than many had ex- | 7 t grew largely out of the fact 4 ’.«t‘ Xhlt lhe Clericll party, which controls | 7 ' the national gcvemmen! und the So-| | cial Democratic party, which mles* Vienna, had diametrically op) i s views on almost every subject clmn" for legislation. The chancellor’s popularity had weak- ' inc fots vere killed and several hundred wers | \ [ 3 T Ice on ween B e - 5 i League, personally sponsored by ‘Dr. | Sale starts tomorrow Third Floor—Use pel, an e Soci emocratic or- ' / * A / nization, which has for iis object the - — at9:15 AM. E St, Elevator Y tenance of a republic. { 7 p - ’ Uhlversity Project Killed. i Recently the Pan-German or Na- ! ionalist group in Pnrlllment deserted e it Bt o VIOLET very Table in the Art Section Over- [Bergenland. o g e s o L vErow I flowing With Wonderful Bargains! e government, dropping those mem- | . e_o L] L4 e BEIGE - Quantities Are Limited! Be Here Early! inister of education. It is questionable, however, whether Pl I saiion s vinarees | ———— We're not going out of the Art Goods business — sunply takmg ey have been aiter the scalp of Polis : HAHN = time off to clear, and clear quickly, our excessive stock. Fra.nkly, U. S. PLACES OPEN. Carlton . -much of the merchandise is of former seasons—some of it is very desirable—some of it soiled and mussed—all of it useable, especially xaminations for Elevator Conduc- Ata price that compares fa ‘The United States Civil Service Com- : Inissions announces an open competitive shoes which do not compare rciens smnounces i open competiive _ : In this sale you can purchase ART MODELS of distinguished de- I vacengiis: fif fiepacimerent MRINe: with Hahn “Carltons” at all! D e e sign and exquisite execution at savmgs you never dreamed possible. $1,080 a year. e et potions are” Hied : v There are thousands of fine stamped pieces ready for deft fingers to hrough promotios ;:”{?é‘&:“‘;‘fl’:f‘..”.’.é‘fii&‘é“{.fo:‘é’; turn into useful and beautiful things for home and person. Lamp shades, cnducio seciis molarman o ok bedspreads, dresses, baby clothes, wall hangings, pillows, candlesticks, ,:k‘cie %%‘:'ETA% : Womms Shnp scarfs, braids, fringes and a hundred and one other attractive articles, all . e 1207 F . offered at tremendous savings. T Btisintatag Miiiery and Hesiiugs “Time is money”—and this clearance proves it! The early shop- = _ per will, of course, get the choicest bargains—but have no fear that = == you may come too late to find rare savings—for there’s not an ltem‘“: olfered that does not carry a saving of at least 333%. : 92l LANS@QR_GFH§IB§)O | The Greater Portion Is Reduced a WORRY? | ~ Third, a Half and Even More FOOTER'S will clean [} : : The following are used merely as examples to show you the and store your furs, Thls New RCA Radl()la : extent of the saving oppertunities to be found in this sale. There rugs, draperies, blankets, As Advertised on Page 38 in Today's Star are hundreds and hundreds of other lteml—every one of them just coats and suits. . . attractive as these. Your Spring dresses : and sportswear should be Oviiing il S i o ? 3 : rigina ale ? i:ar:::l l:;?th::f b < A:' > : Article Price ¢ 3 Article <. s \ Zpca e 1,600 Skeins Embroidery Cotton. . .. .5c K 214 Imporud Dolls 12 Metal Bag Frames $3.25 Strini‘t 1 FOOTER’S Sy 4 Beaded Bags 00 85! 167 Yds. Finishing Braid . % 47 Pearl Noel:lnceo (to make up) 60 Yds. Ruching 31 Stamped Handkerchiefs .39 5 4 Pillow Tops (lhmpod) America’s Quality . ) . . | 159 Pieces Stamped Art Goods..... . 4 Bridge Sets -(stamped). . Clesne me e 1 Hooked Rug (model). ........50.00 - 1250 11 Hafadusaty Tipoottian: - .. - 1332 G St. N.W. ] 1 Bedspread (model)...........35.00 4 Card Table Covers. .......... 5 Phone Main 2343 } EE::ll:rol:ere: DrSc:rf( A 3.00 ;(1) gtampp:g Articles S roidere ss (mode! ph tam Dresses 1784 Col. Rd. N.W. i 1 Baby's Dimity Dress (model) . . ; “ <"1 Child's Dreas (model) . | Phone Col. 720 | ; 1 Embroidered Bedspread....... .25.00 4 1 Suit Child’s Rompers. $1 1 6.50 1 Pair Sash Curtains (model) 7.00 1 Lamp Shade (model) 73 1 Embroidered Lunch Cloth. .. .. ..21.00 1 1 Bed Lamp Shade. 8 Parchment Lamp Shades...... 500 ° ¢ 1 Silk Pillow (modol) . ! 4 !s.‘llk Pl:“s:fi (("':g'nl;) ...... i 496 5 4 mhu (ll’nlfidd') g 1 Frencl mode! e 3 erette ows p uts thls 7 Imported Pillows Vi v 3 8 Footstools ,......... ; RCA RADIOLA 33 : ’2&.‘.’.’5?&'?&'.51.".‘.‘?:. gt R fli’,‘i".fi.’?&m : in your home o The sanie fine R, C. A, set you alyeady “ -Anq'n the prices ' e .‘1',:-4’* TR — b 3 s, bt 1 ey § e e b & At 10c A‘t 19(‘. At 29c 2 ; new cabinet, All-metal cabinet finished s jtem in the und! World - Famous for i vichast Aficaaai) g a7 : : ) Hudndc zfi .itfm ”“.”e ;l n? c’ct ::.?1. 'mldv:red.nfll::‘i ww argai Inthutllrunownmmehooufmbnnfihllwm *plug in, with new “100-B" Speaker. e e by Rl o “‘Mwlfiha.h:sm # : : ¢ * $10 Down ..".':“".'.5'&."""‘” i No Bm.o.»nw Sal A AR e Fui!fiFloor 0 ”- o IN THE ART : e vorably with prices on other fin; s 1 0,50 ‘ at the rldlculously low p“c“ we are Otmg SRR Wi BT Ve WD A Ot A 7 e T e T T R