Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1929, Page 21

IN LGUOR BATTLE Tmatened With “Ride,” Rum Runner Shoots Foe, Scares Away Two. By the A-uuudrr ess. LO' April U~Andy was given hh ehuf “taking tyle, or lhootlng it runners his shoot N Wulon and scared away two other nu Om la in jail charged with mur- der.. Joseph Korotka, said by llu to be a me.m r of & New York rum woman _calling hersei! mrene King lre being held as accessories. Po- lme say the woman is the wldow of " Frank Whittington, Indianap- olis rum runner killed by hi-jackers near that city uven.l ‘weeks ago. According to the story of the battle obumed by police, Wilson, Korotka and man, who escaped and who mlme sny is a Chicago rum runner own to them, vi.med the Ormes np-rtmem Wilson accused Ormes of king eight cans of alcohol and de- anded payment under threat of “tak- ing a ride.” Ormes replied, “Yor ull kill me here or no pllce at all” The shooting follow After the shoottns Ormes called po- lice headquarters and informed them Lhe killing and also that he wuld waiting when officers arrived. few moments later he handed his quml o :once and was- arrested. Police say th Ormes and Wilson have long po- lice records here. EDUCATION MEETING ENDS Beveral Resolutions Passed at Vir- ginia State Sessions. VILLE, Va., April 6 (Special).— The d]su’lct conference of the Virginia Education Association closed this eve- .ning to meet next year in Martinsville, Among the resolutions adopted at the end oI the session was one to secure whereby the State su- perlnundenz a( pub]lr mstrucuons be the State Board of Health. Byrd's short ballot, which provides that the State official shall be named by the governor. The ulcheu also went on record as nnual appropriation by State of n mmlon dollars to fur- ther the cause of State education. “ALUMNI NIGHT” PLANNED | TOOK AT I $6£9 o ashington Chapter of the Catholic Pages 173 and 203 April 6 ; e Al ety card Barty SATURDAY ;!:flth!emlfl::::?sxflflm to bz held Ap!fl 17 EVENING POST Then send for private proof R. S. ROBERTS he chapter is being given the co- 211 Indiana Ave. N.W. Front row, left to right: Kathl ‘Mary MeCar:ily, Helen Ryan, Dorothy Colliflower and Leone Hayden. Back row, 1eft to right: Joe Falion, Wilism syan, Saatihew Fenton. Harold, Hamill, Raymond Quinn and Faul Marphy. T. S. Tenor Makes Debut. 8 PARIS, April 6 () —The American | tenor, Mario Chamlee, made a highly| successful debut at the Paris Opera | last night, singing the title role of the French composer Henrl Rabaud'’s opera, | N arout Advertising Specml This coupon and $1.50 en- || titles you to $1.50 Fountain Pen | and Hair Cut this week only at || Gus' Barber Shop, 2465 18th || & St. N.W. SPECIAL Offer KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses One pair to see Far or Near—$12.00 quality at 1, Price—3 days only— no more' 200 Frames °17, - e 8 FORIGHT OPTICAL CO. 907 G Street NW. Exclusive Optics npcrltian of the Cal thc“c Glee Club and = the Dnmallc Assoclation. The former will appear in a program of ballads and college airs, while the latter will present a short la; Equipment A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ~INSTRUMENT : E DEVICES Full Price Paid for’ These, Allowed Any Time Within Two Years in Trade for a New Kimball Never Agam WI“ Fine Planos Be Sold at These Prices o b . ° Kimball’s Factory Discounts Revolutionary ’ FREE DELIVERY Pay As You Please “:&: ONE PRICE, CASH OR CREDIT READ HOW THIS OPPORTUNITY DIFFERS FROM THE CUSTOMARY PIANO SALE a complete clearance of every instrument at the above address preparatory to moving to KIMBALL HALL Washington's | THE FUTURE KIMBALL RETAIL WAREROOMS AND EASTERN WHOLESALE OFFICES A FINE PURPOSE DICTATES i ELEVENTH STREET STORE, WHETHER NEW, SHOPWORN OR USED, IN ORDER THAT THE WORD “NEW" MAY RING TRUE OF EVERYTHING IN AND ABOUT KIMBALL HALL WHEN THE OPENING DATE ARRIVI Including the Artists’ Favorite Piano, the Celebrated Kimball OF WHICH THERE ARE MORE IN THE HOMES OF OUR LAND THAN ANY OTHER PIANO OF AMERICAN MANUFAC: Grands, Players, Uprights and Reproducing Grands. New, Shopworn and Used ‘ Steinways, Mason & Hamlin, Whitneys, Chickering, Vose, Hinze, Estey, h Kohler & Campbell, Jansen, Everett and many others. g BRAND NEW UPRIGHTS =i o50%, $120 VERY LATEST ! S 4 1 REDUCED : BRAND NEW GRANDS Rk Rgpucgp sals u MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THIS STOCK—IT WILL PAY YOU BIG! There’s a Reason Why This Sale Is Vastly Different And It's Genuine . ANNAPOLIS HOTEL BUILDING "s at only a fraction of the usual retailer’s prices in order to effect y Newest Palatial Piano Headquarters. 'ORLD’S LARGEST PIANO MAKERS ARE DETERMINED UPON DlSPOSINGROF EVERY INSTRUMENT AT THEIR This Sale Stock Embraces Many Different Makes in Latest Finishes and Penod Models TURE. IT IS OBVIOUS THAT MILLIONS HAVE LONG KNOWN THIS NAME AND HAVE HELD IT IN GREAT FAVOR. § Emerson, Kurtzman, Knabe, A. B. Chase, Steiff, Gulbrmuon, HIGH LIGHTED |8 BRAND NEW PLAYERS "B io%, $235 | HANDSOME PLENTY GOOD USED PIANOS at 845 $65 $75 Every instrument offered, new, shopworn.or used, bears the incomparable KIMBALL GUARANTEE and SERVICE BOND, another sound reason for the HOUUSE OF KIMBALL h h ' o8t piano manufacturers and the strongest financial institution of the kind ma‘zrgerli)::fin: xt)r:f:afll;l'g.!pll;ga:t _'OPEN EVERY EVENING H N N N W - = e UNTIL ‘10 P. M. " W. W. KIMBALL CO. ~ 808-810 ELEVENTH ST. N. W, ANNAPOLIS HOTEL BUILDING [ (51 o | (‘) 9 o O OF (53 (‘) ) [ (4 (4 (54 (51 (54 | SWEATERS styles. rayon mixed: " éllauc Accounts Solicited 59¢ Pr't’d Satin 3 Yds SI harmeuse all-silk charmeuse and ne-m designs and guar- Rayon Taleh 3yd5 sl 36 inches wide, in & belunlul'ulzr.unn nd colorings; perfect 391: Whlle Llnm Dresser Scarfs 8 for sl Bise 16250 inches—finished with neat ends: perfect quality. Sflc le Wlde 3yds. $l l’rm!ed Pique Beautiful uwr(ment of designs and mlors !V!Y! yal suaranteed perfect Clnfl'on Voile 4 yds‘sl 50c Pnnled wide. lovely Spring inches Summer designs; perfect quality and ol 6yds.$l n an it of brand stic dtniens o women's vear. Fast color. SILX HOSE Pull fashioned—hlack or self double PoAL heels: populst shades. Seconds. All sales final. Dl nturn 2901:' Printed BATISTE Yard Babies’ Wearables AT A DOLLAR Baby e, BUIWERSES. .. Hazdmade Ehilippine Dres and 3193 Creepers. el Walking D! wit] To0 Bats Bankets: Kaufman’s—Second Floor 51 v necl Crew and V neck "um “olorings: siies 36 to ousty. 3 SZ.Hellu:m:hed [$164x64 Tablecloths of [54 9 (-) 6’) (34 © [ (34 o R{ VOILES © (54 Ok (5] 91 15§ CURTAINS Iy Turkish Towels (5] toped_edges: rose © Gholce of piain white or colored bofy de es: “mercerized damask, in One and a Half yards for 40 lrg:';‘;n""ul quali 35: Henutltched PILLOWCASES tandard brand; regulation size; per- f!gl quality. $1.39 Red Diamond sl Hemmed Diapers, doz. Pel’f!tlhflulllll birdeye diapers, sizes $1.50 Full Fash’d SILK HOSE 3prs.$1 Machine mended—all colors and lll!l All 'Sales fmaj, no exchanges, no refunds. Exceptional Values! $1.50 & $2 Hats $1 Celanese Zyds sl 36 inches wide: new shades for frocks. Rlyon Checks 4 Yds.sl 36 inches wide; assorted checks wanted colors: has ppearance_ of : suk 50c Pnn::d 4yds.$l Fin e, permanent lustrous finish: 1°ahd. Tuturistic designs. 36 inches l,sn—C'fi"oT Cross 51 1!“4 2% yards heer voile and marqu ince and tie- S| long, one yard wide; vala: 39c Cofd Pad 4067/ tiful colors: size 20x40 inches b]g‘e"?o: ). m_t:ml_'md_; Feavy veight. BEDSPREADS 81x105 Colored l'hlll! reads, scal- $1 81x90 Sless ?ed Sheets 2forS1 udbrnd mnflmmfll with 31 de. newest shades for every | { 5forS1| Boys Reefers & Infants’ Coats 2 in the lot—Tweed Reefm in slm 2 m s years, -nd nne ‘White Cashmere Coats, $1 years. Extraordinary values. Each. 39¢ Marqmfle 4 rs sl Sash Curtains p . ‘With sssorted. color check borders: 36_inches lnnl 19 inches wide. $2 Bar Harbor 51 Bar thar Chllrl ul! and bl(‘l Cushicn Sets $1 Pongette PAJAMAS tan and hello, fronts full cut: $izes. 2 to. Croies 2forS1 Bloomers and _shirts. sizes 10 frog _trimmed | | yea Girls’ $149 ¢ sl MIDDY SKIRTS Lonsdale jean, others in regu- 1ation blve: {ghicely made and fnished: sizes yea Girlt’ 29¢ Undergarments Princess slips, combinations. bloomers | and _drawers: soiled_{rom_handlin ; - Rrwons _2for? Prints_and unbl | tonne-and"Cantrast color trimmed. crilce o Women’s Sateen BLOOMERS Regular and extra sizes: white, DIk and_peach;_elastic waist_and kisEs_6lorS] Knitted Drawer Waists, for boys and girls 2 to 12 years of '5‘9(: Crepe and 4 for sl GOWN 7 fOl' $l Gowns Bllu over !lyle shirred front; pastel SSc Extu-Slze aon finish n-!nsook white and pink: rred fronts. a1 ssubre ool an gver siip, Toishts: Rayon Socks cy rayon lnd nvon pleated: plain $2 Full | Fnlnoud I’OINTED HEEL HOSE g“ e ]rre‘:&]‘;r !\'!"71 new SDl’inl lhldne PiLLoweAsEs 1 f“’ $1 ished with three-| Egh bhem._ 59¢ Sunfast 4 yds SI :mo (;f -m: new swrms patterns and | Chiffon Ul! !y lc lflrd Qullfl-!. new patterns Women s 59: Umon Suits 3 fOl' $l lflv regular and extra For.One Day Only! SILK HOSE Children’s 29¢ Spl's. SI eolurrd d_and_fane $1 |29¢ Bleached | Cretonnes | 59¢ Rldlaux 3yds. SI $10 to $15 Spring Coats Uptc 48 For the woman who wants style with economy combined this is the chance that comes seldom. Coats of the newest style, of Tweeds, Mixtures ¥ )and Poiret Sheens. Some with fur collars, others in the scarf or cape effect. All Spring colors, too. There’s Style and Quality in This Sale of $10 Silk Dresses A One-Day Sale that provides im- rt new dresses .xp to 52. 75¢ to $1 Sample Bandeaux Pink., white. llfle nrchid lllln tin stripes; sizes 36.to 44, b S, 4for 1 72x89 checked nainsook: straight or bloomer leg; sizes 3 to 13 years. Corselettes and Inner belt Corseleties and Wrap-around GIRDLES Girdles, Tayon stripe; _elastic insets. 79¢ White Middy BLOUSES 2fors1 - ‘White jean. long sleeves; full cut; sizes 6 to 18 years. Knee Pants 4 for $1 mmer welght; b shell-trimmed knee; e 6 for $1 Women's 29c d_or Vests ‘Women's rayon stripe vests. ;—;a. "”l‘flfl fine weave; regular and Bo s’ Lon¢ Pants 31 WASH SUITS Regulation style—all linen and broad- cloth, all white or with biue collar; sizes 3to 8 years ;X'finr"fi'fmssfs 2for$1 Past-cdlor prints, neatly trimmed snd well made; sizes 3 to 6 years. creepens - 4forSIISLIPS O . Of prints, chambray and pongette, | Sizes. Lustrous gra ade. ' lors; sizes 1. 3 and 3 years. e §q| B LaceTor 9 f 51 or nsinsook. handmade lace snd me- Girls" Slips, G““Zforsl SLIPS binations & Good_qu llfl 'h“d nu\nmk lace and flllhmlfl!n l med: sizes 6 to 14 years. Rovciers 2for 31 Of stiefel stripe, chamb: nd khaki, also blue denlmwlll SHaes t'o 8 7t Boys’ 89c New WASH SUITS e 2forS1 Neat, fast colors: two-plece strles with print tops; sizes 3 to 8 y 4for $1 il 89c Sateen Girls’ $1.50 Slip-on sl SWEATERS Jacquard weave: rayon and worsted In contrast colors; aizes 7 to_14 years. . llld bl’vl;w 'mhl'?fhh:gmwu: u:? A Truly Remarkable Sale! Women s, Children’s and Boys’ Shoes : $3 to $4.50 Values | 31.39 Chlmbr-y | $1 Frencl\ Voile 9 f €1 IDANCE_SETS 2for$1| 84 | peares T eathe pivk s White—sccond | 5forS1 Zforsli Zforsl. of dallion trimmed: hip. hem: sizes 36 to 44, 2 Sec Today’l Herald Basement $1 Day No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. $1.49 Pongee rders Filled SILK SLIPS 51 Hemstitched tops, plaited over hivs: UNIFO 31 Blue with ;nue collar; long sleeves; 2for31 trimmed, pink. flesh. nile ‘h) Tnd’l" ies. In pretty styles. i GOWNS 2 for sl Of flowerea crepe on pink. peach and white_grounds: Women 's 3! :("‘" vy ‘sLoomers 4tor31 [ } Crepe and Nainsook: pink, white and 3forS1 Women s 59 and #izes and |BLOOMERS Regular and extra sizes—plain striped_sateen; light and dark_colors, ! Bungalow Aprons 2 for sl e & Honu Dresses and ginghams. in pretty checks de l rlnu ; sizes up to44._Desirable styles. 6 | $1.25 Broadcloth ' SMOCKS. $1[Y Double breasted: white, blue, green, rose and helio; sizes 36 (o' 44. 36 and 40 Inch l{| Spring Silks .00 Yard Werth $1.50 and $2 | | | $ an's—First Floor ‘86’%‘*&‘5‘" 2forS1 white. pink, embroigered: jull cut. stics |Girls’ 798¢ New ' DRESSES 2fors] Standard count prints, new Spring styles: sizes T to_14 yea 600 Women's New (s, megest patterns: DAY FROCKS 31 Boys’ Nofnde Fast color faricy broadcloth. also white: SHIRTS Men's 75¢ and § $19for S1 Hose or Neckwear Interwoven Hose frregulars. fancles: also_new Easter neckw: Boys’ $1.50 $l |LONG PANTS luel::lll“'&l'g!{:u“un :hd gray mix- ‘Men’s $1.69 and ' $250 €1 51 PANTS gray mixed cotton material: l]ifl m!xmru sizes 30 to 40. Snappy tan and gray mix- tures, with tw pairs of pants; well made and full cut; sizes 7 to 16 years, Men’s §1.50 $l Blue Overalls H!l 'l 27%‘}‘“' denim, with bib; lfilk' Men s $1.29 to $l Sl .50 PAJAMAS perfect madras. broadcloth, ete.; * 2for $1 Metu 69: Union Suits Perfect quality 72x80 white eheeled nainsook: athietic styles: sizes 36 to 46. e 19 Work 2 for S1 Men’s 79c Work chambray: triple SHIRTS stitehed: wo porkets: siscs 14% 10 10 Men’s $1 and Zforsl ul“‘! materials. collar at- $l 25 SHIRTS jome slightly solied; sizes 14 DYIB::; suis 2for $1 nd ends_broadcloth. , linene. filen ’s $1.95 SWEATERS 31 S nd 't styles: ‘pocks h!nlllrr mlxherr izes !6‘ lg'o pis '#W“fiosz 3prs. 51 Fancy silk and rum and plain color silks:_sizes 9% %o ¥ 31 Men’s $2 nnd $ ATS ! nth lot from 3 to 7 vei Smal | some"soiled: tom :’.‘ad"' e Kooy 2fors fast broadelot oct flg S heeed ool h, perfe quality; Sweaters nd 14 years: new patterns Bo L:rmbfr PANTS prs.31 1.25and 2:.’5:) s-nn o sl IR AT o