Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 33

GONTOTIV YOUTH, | ON PARADE, SEIZED Chicago Vindicated as Seat!’. of Law and Order When | Westerner Lands in Toils. | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 4—Winnemucca, Nev.,, has been put in its place and Chicago has been vindicated as the seat of law, order and no guns allowed. ‘Winnemucca’s basket ball team was invited to the National High School tournament now under way at the Uni- versity of Chicago. Winnemucca, how- ever, was not quite certain whether it would be safe for its boys to come to Chicago, what with all the shooting and everything, so school officials wrote to their’ Representative. The Repre- sentative, in turn, asked Mayor Thomp- son of Chicago to provide the Winne- muccans with a police escort, at least |, for the trip from the railroad station to the university. i ‘This was done, and the Winnemuc- || cans reached their destination without|! even a flesh wound. Lost in Canyons in 20 Min Having been neatly eliminated from championship consideration early in play, the boys from the wide open spaces became emboldened to set forth on a sight-seeing tour of their own de- vising. Bob Gingery, their leader, re- quired only 20 minutes to get himself hopelessly lost in the downtown can- yons. He appealed to a policeman. The policeman looked Gingery over. He observed the sombrero, the cowboy shirt, the chaps, and he observed a .38- caliber nickel-plated pistol poking from the holster that was strapped at Gin- gery's side. Just Isn't Being Done in Chi. ‘Whatever the vogue may be in Win- nemucca; it just isn't being done in Chicago. Gingery was arrested. Yes- terday he was taken before Judge Free- man Fairbanks. About the same time, Judge Fairbanks received telegrams from the Governor of Nevada and from H. M. Adams, president of the Western Pacific Railroad, asking that he be lenient. * Gingery was discharged. He joined his mates this morning when they teed off, or whatever they do in basket ball, against Portsmouth, N. H, in the con- solation tournament. ‘What happened is a matter for the sports page. LINDY AND FIANCEE SPEND QUIET DAY Two Escape Notice of Populace, | Stroll in Garden and Motor in Outskirts of Capital. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, April 4.—Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, who yesterday made his fourth arrival in Mexico City by air, escaped the notice of the populace and spent a quiet day with his fiancee, Miss Anne Morrow, daughter of the American Ambassador. The couple strolled about the em- bassy garden in the morning and later motored along some of the picturesque roads in the outskirts of the capital. They found an aufomobile excurnon the best method of being by selves. v The colonel’s plans ‘were not revealed, but it was understood he would spend probably five orsix days here. It was not considerea likely um he would take Miss Morrow on any aerial excursions. ‘The Travelair monoplane, in which he and his flancee narrowly escaped disaster several weeks ago when a land- ing wheel came off and the ship crack- ed up, has been crated and started for Wichita, Kans., where it will be re- built. Lack of new parts coupled with the outbreak of the revolution kept the mechanics at Valbuena Field from repairing the plane. MINISTER IS SOUGHT. Clergyman-Bank Cashier Hunted on Warrant for Arrest. PHEBA, Miss., April 4 (#).—A war- rant was oht.nned yesterday for arrest of Rev. F. F. Coggins, missing “preacher- No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Men’s Furnishings l“ Hu 's n1.u 0 $5.! !l Phln Shirts, sizes m l'I. eo!ln lmmsdoreol- lar to match.........$8.35 2 Men's $10 Extra Quality Worsted Union Suits, soiled, long sleeves; sizes 36 nng’ l’l. 102 Men's. Fancy Shorts, ; 3 for $2 5 $1 Snap Sts lts, blue; e yhhh. e 5 pairs Men's $6 to $3.50 Tm- ported Hand-Sewn Gloves, ll'g suede and buck- . ;’l "e'b .va’l:l Oxford and ancy shlrtt, col- lar attached style; al sizes 15 Men'’s $16.50 and $10 Silk . Lined and Unlined Rayon House Coats, broken sizes .. $5. 47 Men's S1 Imported T and Grey Leather Clnn.n 19 $2.50 Genuine Shell Cor- Junior Misses’ Wear 5 $16.50 Tweed Ensembles Ensembles and Tweed Dresses....$8.95 8 $16.50 Tweed Dresses, $10.95 12 $25 Tweed Ensembles and 10 $5.95 Raincoats, Trench style, of gabardine.....$2.95 2 $9.95 Raincoats. .. 2 $19.75 Taffeta Evening Dresses, one blue, one 7 $25 Evening Dresses, 2 peach, 2 nile, 1 white, 1 $19.75 4 $16.50 Silk Crepe Dresses, light shades . . . sizes 13, 15, 5 $7.95 Raincoats 13, 15, 17. (Jr. Misses' Shop, Third Floor.) Save 25% Toilet Goods !l ll $1 ln‘ 'llc 12 ll Vlvuon cmnp-eu. ue 50c Rouge Re-fills l.l"tl ki us’o' 24 llf ‘Gillette l.lll‘. '\'.h e blade 0°51.35 Maké-up Boxes, H 1 7S¢ Hot-Water Bot-' ' s100 Silverware 2 $10_Sterling Silver Sugar istic 2 $25 Seth Thomas Clocks discontinued wall model, u. i llS Stcfllnt Siiver Bu- 5 1o 1 $17.50 Sterlln[ SII:!; Frame, 10x8 inches. 2 $1.25 Glass Jars, Girls’ Dresses and 10 Girls’ $2.95 Wash Dresses, sizes $1 15 Girls’ $1.95 Wash l)rellu allu asst. 2 Gml $5.95 Silk Duues size 14 $1.9: 10 Glrll' $5.95 Crepe lnd $1.95 1 Glrl’l $19.75 !aunble. size 1 $10 2 Glrh' ll!S ‘White cnpc lv Chine Dresses, size 6: led (semnd Fioor, The Hecht Co.) Stationery 27 boxes $1.25 to 75¢ Sta- tionery, boxes are soiled, 49¢ .75 and $1.50 Sta- xes are soiled, 79¢ Dress Clearance .two groups of Dresses.. low prices! .at startlingly Group § Dresses that sold for $19.75 to $29.50 $10 Afternoon and. street dresses! Flat Crepes! velvets! Georgettes! Woolens! Good-looking shades! Get here early. For women and misses. Satin transparent Novelty Silks! Desirable styles! Group 2 Dresses that sold for $10 and $15 ) Art Needlework 50 $1 and 79 n--pu Pieces, including linen me:t'; Handkerchiefs 75 Women's 50c and 25¢ Im- ed Handkerchiefs, many d-rolled ... 12 24 Men’s $1 an Linen Handkerchie! (Main Floor, The He Traveling Goods 1 $15 Locker Trunk, for automobiles, s [ 1 $32.50 Fitted Week End Case, black cowhide, 22 ins., incorrectly initialed. 1 $35 Genuine Saddle Leath- er Suit * 20-inch 5 $15 Black Fitted Week llll Cases, 22-inch size $9.9 2 $12.30 Fitted Cases, 22- i'zl;h size, 9 fittings in 1 $37.50 Genuj Fitted Case, 11 rnmnb!e tray 1 $22.50 Traveling Bag, for lllmmnm 18-inch size, leather e Cowhide tings in re- $25 $16.50 (Main PFloor, The Heeht Co.) Infa THURSDAY, Save 35% nts’ and Kiddies’ Wear 1.Infants’ $2.95 Pink Sweat- sofled - ik 1 . 5 2 Brother '$5 Suifs, white velvet pants, white and peach jersey blouse, size 5. $2.95 1 Infants’ $7.95 Handmade Knit Shawl, $5 4 Babies’ Creepers, blue only, smocked; size 2." 2 $15 Silkk Comforts, wool mua. pink and blue; ux:a Artomobile Accessories 5 $8.50 Automobile Rode- Lites, ideal for nllhl driv- ing $6.95 5 15¢ Glnrvfll. & perfect glare shield. 39¢ 12 $L IS Behnclcr High Pressure Tire Gauge....89¢ 12 5250 Ullllw wl‘erl;m' Blankets (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Sample Beds All Sales Final. No.Exchanges. No Refunds. Sold “As is” Group 1 11 Double Size Wood and Metal Beds sold from $9.75 to $19.75. Redu: Group 2 18 Twin and Double Size Wood and Metal Beds that sold from $34.75 to $19.75. Group 3 24 Twin and Double Size Beds, including Poster, Bow End Beds and Simmons Metal Beds that sold from $34 to $49.75 Women’s House Dresses and Sports Wear 4 $7 Dix-Made Uniforms, mussed, sizes 42 and 44.$2.50 4 ’l All - black Slm l u.’l Nelly Don Printed Dresses, long sleeves, vh.lu and 40 l ! Sll 95 ln‘ $10.95 Imported S ‘hand-embroidered 7 $5. lweed and wool crepe; waist- top mod- Sweaters, tan 16 $7.95 Crepe de Chine and Metallic Blouses, tan, hdl::'. georgette, satin, pi cupe de . chine and vel- .$1.95 12 “.’5 ‘wool novelty knit, solid color or figured 1 ced to $10 $15 (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Housewares 35c_Rosebushes.....5 for $1 2 $2295 Broom Closets, noor samples ........512.95 ’lu Grlyb.r Electric m lined; shop: ! $18.95 Three-door ar-un. oak finished, enamel slightly used...$10.95 1 m!l Oak- Illhlnl ’» 3-door; used, $14. 95 2 lu:s Kitchen Clbhnl‘, green finished, tlble tops; 40 59¢ Wflh-w Fflil. stainless steel tines......25¢c - Save 509 and More! For Sportsmen :mh-ncmmne- 1 $20 Goif 50 Pairs $3.95 to $1.95 All. wool Golf Hose, shades .............ce o 20 Pairs $7.50 to $5 lll-'ul Kllnkh‘. sizes 29 ceranssassncandes ..$3.95 il $6.50 to $3.95 Sport Sweaters, all wool, solid col- ors, and fancy patterns, $2.95 1 $5 Rubberized Rainproof Sport Jacket, size 38...52.95 4 $8:50 o '35 Shaker. Knit Slip-over Sweaters, 3 ma- roons, 1 grey, sizes 38 to 4 iiiiieiiinians ..$2.95 8 $8.95 All-wool Sporiswear Sweaters. Sizes 38 to 44.85 (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Notions. 35 75¢ Steel Scissors, 65 and 4% inch sizes 500 14 10¢ Light Colored Darn- 17 75¢ Garter Belts, 'llh four supporters 33 cards 10¢ Trimming lnl Coat Buttons 42 Mfg. Samples of llnlun (Maip Floor, The Hecht~ c«» Girls’ Furnishings 2 Girls' $3.95 Plaid Pleated ‘blouses, sizes 10 to 16. ‘l-’l 50 Girls’ Muslin Drawers, (Becond Ploor, The l'\‘,hl al Jewelry 200 Mfg. Flat Pearl Neck- laces 49¢ $6.50 Sterling Ch 1 e i i i Jew- elry Pieces .. .$1.95 3 $6 Gold and Plated I:ltr’::.fl‘/,mhfllu $1.95 8 $8.95 Framed Desert Pic- m, 14x28...... v eee 3195 Serving ll “li te $5.95 l-ufld Alabaster Lamps and 's:“:l to 50¢ Imported Domestic Gifts, including Bud Vases, Powder Boxes, Trays Gite &hos, Main rloofl Women’s Hosiery 6 Pairs $3 Fllllnhloned 14 Pairs $2.50 and $3 rnu- fashioned Silk Hose, sec- onds $1.35 20 Pairs $1 Full-fashioned Lisle. Hose, evening shades 49¢ ter welt (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Toys 1 $15 Automobile,” medium size, damaged 7.95 1 $5 Tricar, $1 10 $1 Mechanical Automo- bile Racers. 50¢ medium il!!l R e a 1 Horseskin Horse and Cart, for the chfld ride in .$22.9: Men’s Shoes 2 Pairs $25 Brown Calf Rid- ing Boots, size 7% B..$15.85 l Pl.h Men’s $6 Imported Oxfords, 1d tips, lu',hzl ‘heels, broken lims“ . ll Pairs Men’s Black and Balloon Last Oxfords, le-mer heels, broken flfi. 5 8 Pairs Men’s $6 Plain Toe rds, (Becond Floor, The Hecht Co.) Many Different Styles in This Group of % Spring Coats, *15 * Fortal coats. . « . plainly wlbw‘ modes for sports coats . . . ensem- ble coats ., . . coats with or without furs. Some featuring new capes . . clever seamings and tucks linings . . .« tri-colored + « , many interesting types. Tailored of broadcloth, bengaline,:faille, kasha, velvet. beige, middy and navy. Sizes for Misses. Sizes for Womea. In new shades, including black, sun tan, (Third. Ploor, The. Hecht Co.) 12 $29.50 Sport Coats for the \zIDA\( pEMNAN P fi\lf \ECHZ Cp 0Odd Lots from The Hecht Co. Basement Store Misses’ Sweaters and Skirts 60 $1 Misses’ Skirts, butter- fly style, plaid patterns; sizes 26 to 32 . 9¢ 76 $1 Misses’ n'’s Sweaters, crew and vee neck styles, attractive des i sizes 34 to 42 i‘:;c Children’s Dresses 64 l-ht-’l ’l'otl' daint; 's on bodice tops; sizes 7 to 14, 49¢ %8 69¢ Children's straightline models, its. 7 to 14 years (Basement Store.] Women’s Hose and Handbags 12 prs. §1.29 Women's Silk Net Hose, seamed backs; «e.29¢ $1 Women’s Silk backs; damaged .. .49c $1.29 Women’s Full- ned Silk l!ou. dnnnnd rrom handling .... 4 S1 Patent lathar l]n‘er- Bags Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings 75 $4.50 Boys' Two-piece Suits, tailored of sturdy fab- rics; lined throughout..$3.29 44 79¢ Boys’ Spring Caj made of long-wearing Ialr-' rics; sizes 6% to 67%....3% 134 59c¢ Junior Boys’ Hats, ‘in an assortment of shapes and fabries; broken sizes. 25¢ 85 39¢ Boys’ Golf Hose, some wool res, some all cot- ton; broken sizes 10¢ 4 $2.97 Boys® Bathrobes, in desirable shades and pat- terns; sizes 8 and 10....51.39 32 59¢ Boys’ Juvenile Suits, of flannelette materials; sizes 3t06 . «e25e 50 s1 loyl Juvenlle Sll“l, in :hpper models 50 $1 Boys' Suit Coats, odd lot of coats taken from $5.97 and $7.97 suits; to 16 ... e Housefurnishings 120 Sirips and Valances of 2!0 yds. 9¢ Oiicloth Slnl'hl( 2 mondy whm with blue bor- ders. Yard .......... weede 65¢ to ll“ Velour Scarfs, several wanted colors...3% 85 25c Bridge Table Covers, in stenciled designs . 10¢ 8 $2.39 Rayon Bedspreads. soiled from handling; 80x105 inches ... ..$1.39 161 19¢ Hand-embroidered Felt ‘Mats, pretty designs..9c 3% Turkish Towels, ed . «.19¢ 200 yds. Lino- leum, mill lengths and rem- nants, 2 to 12 yards long 2 yards wide. Sq. yd. . 60 $1.29 Axminster Senuer ln!n-n-l.unnlawl Sets, 3 pleces 4 $2.25 Electric Irons, size, with cord 1 $7.95 Electric Waffe Iron, s b shopworn; complete. ..$3.95 Smooth, good quality felt, in 2 $550 Two-burner Ovens, desirable colors. Large and for ofl stoves; shopworn and small head sizes. ~rusted . Larger Woman Well tailored nicely lined. Of tan or black cloth with collars of coney (dyed rabbit). Sizes 42 t6 50%. 'l‘;lhll Floor, The Hecht Co.) Rugs, in several handsome patterns .. 59¢ re.) 55 $3.95 to $5 Felt Hats $1.95 cashier” of the Bank of Pheba, follow- ing discovery of a $2,000 shortage in his accounts. This was in addition to $1,500 of the bank's funds known to have been in the minister's possession when he was last seen on Friday. Rev. Coggins, pastor of '.he Pheba Methodist Church, had been cashier of Tailored and dressy types! Of satins! Flat crepes! Georgettes! Sports novelties! Velvet com- binations! In black . . . navy ... and other light and dark colors. Wi omen 's and misses’ sizes 14 to 50. (Moderate Price Dress Shop, Third Floor.) $15 , (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Wo’”e’l - Underwe" and House Frocks the bank for two years. It was learried yesterday that the au- tomobile in which he was last seen has been found in a Tupelo garage. In it were his Bible and bank papers. HOW TO PAY for your lunch IN PICCADILLY That black-timberéd res- taurant in London’s heart —the eating place of cen- turies of famous names— around of rare and match- less beef—Yorkshire pud- ding crisp and curied at the edge—a slice of golden cheese with your coffes. Such Is one of the adven- tures of fine ilving. lingsand pence,but youpay for it with ABA Cheques because ABA Cheques are sccepted all over the world, | ‘The biil is in pounds, shil- * ¢ P = Au Cheques_ars insur- ortheftof hvolw They are the official travel cheques of the American Bankers As- sociation. Banks in this country and abroad sell A'B'A CHEQUES LOOK FOR YOUR BANK'S NAME ON YOUR TRAVEL CHEQUES » > ) 4 Women’s Kimonos and ~ Yard Goods Negligees 19 $4.95 Crepe Kimonos, lace “adorullomd 1.95 .95 Albatross mwf wmnm...u.l ‘l $10.95 mu"‘g 3 "’?;‘mmn" 1 Robes, 505 3 $7.95 Corduroy Robes, seco lined, red and blue.. 4 ’l..ll striped sal ..$3.95 18 $7.95 Satin Ml Slip-- pers, some ostrich trlm med , $4.95 (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Upholsteries 9 Pairs $8.95 lcnrifle Ve- lour Portieres, as ..$3.95 100 Yards $1.59 h $1.29 Rayon Damask, inches wide, IBQM lml'.hl .85¢ yd. 50 Yards $1.95 Damask and olreF.brl.l.lenfl.ho(l% to 31 yards, inches 18 Pairs $1.95 C!bf-ldll- ‘med 5-pe. Curtain Sets, $1.29 20 Pairs $595 to $2.50 Ruffied Curtain Sets, 1 to 4 of a kind...$1.95te $3.95 pr. 10- mummm Square Hassocks ..8!.' 1,500 Yards $1 to $3 Silk lanmdn‘nu. lannlu’ot % to Rayon (Dt!li bt Plece Goods Section.) (Fifth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Fur and Lace Trimmings 33 8185 unxtln of Coney, Squirrel, Moufflon Fur . mfi':r‘h w trim the: coab tones (Pifth Floor, The Heeht Co.) $1.50 (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) (Housewares, Third Floor.) Radio 1 $200 Atwater Kent 32, all electric, complete with Poelcy cabinet $125 Corsets 7 $10_and $7.50 Bien Jolie and Frarco Step-ins and Side Girdles, sizes 27, 28, " 4 35 Nemo Flex, Bien Jolle Warner’s and Nature’s Rival Girdles, Step-ins and Side Hooks. 31, 34 and 33....51 1 $12.50 France Wrap- nnmml Girdle, hook frcnt Size 3 -$3.95 plete : $135 Step- (Radio Store, 618 F 8t. NW.) 17 $1 Bien Jolie Bandeites, size 36 .25 18,82 Bien Jdoile and Na- Phonographs ture’s Rival Bandettes, of grepe de chine, jersey and H ‘}‘,’;sh'é::rm"_’“'g:‘:zf lace. Sizes 32, 34 and 36, $1 3 $5 Fashion Mode Garter Jutw AR Bl T 1 5175 Paoley Console. s $1 (Music Store, 618 F St. n;v“» (Pifth Floor, The Hecht g Pianos 1 $750 Harrington ANl Elec- o Flayer. o e 300 1 $250 Retoplay Player.$106 1 a'uo Hardman - (Music Store, Sewing Machine 1 Singer Machine, furned iny unt condition (Third Aonu ‘ne H Linens 95¢ Towel Sets, boxed. 39¢ 10 Vs pair Faney Pillow. cases $1.95 Cloths, size (8ixth nm. Lamp Shades 7. $1.95 Seco Silk 'nue' Shades, blue. 1 $17.95 hade, red. 'S¢ 5S¢ All Lamps as is (8ixth Floor, The. Heeht Co.) Tflf Hechat Co. 0 ss.m‘ Mu" Work,_‘ F STREET AT 7th Plnh.siluSOtoQ 20)° 31953 Sudun’- “Two- ‘trousers Suits, single - and double breasted, three 16's, five 17's, three 18's, four 1 mu Rush le. slu .......... PERPR ”25. ! ll” ‘Wiiten lul.hl! n. P ns 2 $118 Seamless Worsted Wilton Rugs, 8.3x10.6.$89.50 6 $22.50 Seamless Worsted l. Yds. . Sq. 'unn.uu Vel. Rugs, 8.3x10.6 . .95 3 $17.50 Iui Rugs, 6x0 1t . ...812.50 28 S Yds. $2.15 A- oA g g o em - nants ........ veieaaad $1.69 * 30 Yards 50c Heavy cuu-e Ma , 36 inches wide, 35¢ 35 Yi $4.50 Heavy Green Velvet Carpeting, 27 incha 3 $7.50 Reversible W.l Ob- nille 27x54 ins., $2.95' 4 $10.75 inches, as is ‘? 12 9%¢ Hoover Aprons, solled small sizes 4 ll"l Children’ Bllh lobel. blanket cloth. nhe 35 49¢ Medium- 'Ollht Bloomers, rayon stripe; as- lo 19¢ 40 49¢ Cotton Knit Unfion sizes 36 and 38 17 59¢ Wash Dresses, of 'Xnnnm and prints; smll,l] vee 290 ’l $1.97 Girdles and Corsel- ettes, soiled 59¢ 17 9%¢ Voile Gowns, soiled: lace trimmed or tailored: sizes 16 and 17 79¢ (Basement Store.) Yard Goods 200 yds. 29¢ to 49¢ Black Sateen, 1 to 5 yd. lel;g‘:h.s yd. 200 yds. 89¢ to $1 Silks and Rayens, odd pieces, including crepe de chxnu‘mnym and (Basement Store.) Women’s and Misses’ Dresses and Coats 21 $9.99 Misses’ & Women's Dresses, of flat crepe, geor- gette, tweed and velvet, in l v-.rletyu of colors. Sizes 1 19 $9. ot ‘omen’ Dr-u.u at crepe, geor- and print