Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 21

OUTLAY OF CHEST INMARGH$7.916.27 Family Relief Needs Increase! During ‘Month, Official Reports Reveal. More money was required for the ma- terial rellef of families under the care of the Associated Charities in March than in any previous month of the so- ciety’s history, and, due to the Com- munity Chest, the funds needed were available, it was disclosed in the official reports submitted to the board of man- agers meeting yesterday afternoon in the Social Service House. Satisfied with the work done and the adequate support of the chest, the man- agers requested Charles C. Glover, jr., chairman, to write a letter of apprecia- tion to the officers of the chest. The reports from the eight district visitors of the soclety showed a total outlay of $7,916.27, of 'hich $4,448.27 was for the emergency relief from the Citizens’ Re- lief Association and $3,468 for regular family allowances for rent and other mecessities, including the Christmas Op- pommiv.y families. During the month there were 765 familles under care, as compared with 536 families during March of last year, an increase of more than 40 per cent. Unemployment, illness, family desertion and imprisonment of wage earner con- tinued to be the leading causes of fam- ily dependency. Deposits in the Penny Provident Savings Fund of the society continued to show a decline, the total for March being $571.17, as against $679.17 the same month of 1928. ‘The board elected as its two repre- sentatives on the Council of Social Agencies for the ensuing year Newbold Noyes, with Franklin Ellis as alternate, and the general secretary, Walter S. Ufford, representing the staff. A letter of sympathy was directed sent to John B. Larner, the treasurer, now conva- lu’cufig after sustaining a broken leg in a fal Members of the board present were Mr. Glover, who presided; Judge Wil- liam H. De Lacy, Franklin H. Ellis, Willlam J. Flather, jr.; Arthur Hellen, . Miss Helen Nicolay, John Jay O'Connor, ' Dr. Frederic W. Perkins, Mrs. John L. Proctor, Dr. William C. Rives, Miss Flor- ence Spofford, Mrs. E. K. Morris and Mr. Ufford. STUDENT TRIO LOCATED. Paul Henderson, jr., of D. C. and Companions Near Chicago. ‘Three missing 18-ycar-old boys, one . Paul Henderson, jr.. son of Col. Paul * Henderson of the Carlton Hotel, who disappeared Sunday from Mercersburg Military Academy, Mercersburg, Pa., showed up last night at a residence maintained by Col. Henderson at Linsdale, & suburb of Chicago, Ill. At first it was thought the three were on e&r way to Mexico to join a fighting un They left school in a roadster be- longing to one of the trio, Franklin Eby, Lancaster, Pa., and their friends on the campus thought they were head- ed for Mexico, since the fighting there had been & popular topic with the three. The third member of the party was Lucien Miller of Greensburg, Pa. Al bo:‘:hm will be returned shortly to All our work is done according to the high standards adopted by the lead- ing Dyers and Cleaners of the United States. Corner 11th & H Sts. N.W. Phone National 2704 Left to right: Charlotte Hammer and Constance Larkin, who take plrt in “The Pied Piper,” to be given by the Stuart Junior High School, May 2 and 3. FOREST SERVICE SELECTS PUBLIC RELATIONS CHIEF Fred W. Morrell Is Appointed to Post—New District Foresters Are Named. Appointment of Fred W. Morrell to ' be chief of the branch of public re- lations in the Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, was announced today. Secretary of Agri- culture Hyde also approved the ap- pointments of Evan W. Kelley as dis- trict forester in charge of the North- ern national forest district, and of Joseph C. Kircher as district forester in charge of the Eastern district. Morrell will have charge of the work of State co-operation and of the in- formational activities of the Forest Service. He succeeds the late J. CI.l —Star Staff Photo. 6%& C.Sts SW. S®&Fla AveNE 502! Ga AveNW 1O°Tfp:.:tf,:;:n:.':: your ache vanish, if yor insist dnl your druggist ;i’veu youu IFFY TOOTHACHE DROPS | FELL OUT OF THE SWING, MAMMA, AND BUMPED ILL PUT SOME SLOANS LINIMENT ON THE BUMP AND THE PAIN WILL GO AWAY. SLOANS LINIMENT WILL STOP YOUR HEAD FROM HURTING. ILL SEND BROTHER TO THE STORE FOR A 35¢ BOTTLE OF SLOAN'S LINIMENT. BRUISES ? Sloan’s Liniment KILLS PAIN | SPECIAL | o er A Limited Number of Rebuilt HOOVER Electric Cleaners Rebuilt at the Hoover Factory in Ohio $21 95 When New This Model Sold for $65 —The same fine materials and workmanship that are in The Hoover when new. . . . The careful tak- ing down and rebuilding at the Hoover factory .« . . the service guarantee for three months. . . . All for $21.95. Each machine is equipped with the new type Hoover bag . . . new ball-bearing beater brush. .. new connecting cord . ..new handles. The cleaners look like new and they work like new! It is the bargain cf years, and housekeepers who do not know the merits of the Hoover will find them at little cost. Homes where there is alreldy one clean- er can buy another at this low price, so as to have a machine on each floor and save carrymg it up and down stairs. ~—Our allotment of these machines is limited, so don’t delay making your purchase! They may be all sold the llm day! Convenient Terms [BLAIR TO ENTERTAIN FOR K. F. R. SOCIETY |son Dinner to Perpetuate Many Dec- h‘ Mich, ades of Friendship Begun in Boyhood Days. many decades of friend- Permtlnl et wil eoniels ot divae the K. F. R. Soclety, in ulebrlflon of its fifty-eighth reunion, at the Alibl Club, 1806 Eye street. "This s an annual event. Of the Save 25% “ | ortginal six at the first meeting, in 1871, Jesse R. Grant and Alblon K. Parris survive, The mbenmn. onee 18, is a5t year were Fran E. Smith and tmmnnwm Bmlth mfl-rflmo(thudty and Murray Morris Duncan of Ishpem- . Bialr, president of the loekty. wlll ve as Aathony C. , Col. Willlam C. Borden, Unife mlu Army; Edward W. Cady, Wil- lhm Chilton, former United States Blair Lee, Benjamin Miller, Col .Yohn P. Finley, United States Amy and Mr. cl;lcmn - Finley, e a ashingtonian, msdmfromrlev‘lmw attend the dinner and, incidentally, to cele- | the grous brate his birthday with his {riends. BLIZZARD HITS 2 STATES. Sections of South Dakota and Min- nesota Foot Under Snow. ST. PAUL, April 11 (®)—A snow- '-N storm that rivaled a Midwinter bliz- zard today had most of South Dakota ;| and the Southern half of Minnesota under a white blanekt which in some sections was more than a foot thick. Sfoux Falls, in South Dakota, and Ple- n:lrlne, Minn,, reported the heaviest snow- While the molsture was be of great benefit to crops ind, Spring seeding operal will be delayed for several dAy' Children Keep Jimmy Busy, NEW YORK, April 11 (#).—Mayor Walker, childless, is godfather to 11 or fl children. his w mumn- Godmothers' League. GLAZED SASH All Sizes—All Kinds Lowest Prices GEO. M. BARKER CO. Lumbg'r':ng‘mu'nrk 649-651 N. Y. Ave. 1528 Tth St. N.W. Watch for News of the Hecht Co. 33rd Anniversary Sales—Coming Soon Save 35% . . Save 50% and More QDAY ieEMNAm ;; WEECH (o Women’s Neckwear sor pastel 12 $1.95 Vestees, c chine, and Swiss; mlle n :‘mrd',em sleeves .. (Main Ploor, .The Hecht $195 to 3295 Values Rayon Pajamas $1.59 Beautifully made. med with pretty Soiled. Underwear by Van Radlte chemise glove silk. St Costume Flowers 15¢ street and Women's $1 Collar and Cul 59¢ Attractive collar Children’s Shoes House Dresses and Robes and Robes, satin sleeves; sizes 36 to 50, 11 $3.95 We Albatross der, and pin] 1 u.ss 2nd challfe, vee and round les; sizes satin; trim- Radios and Phonographs. . . 1 8150 eomlnh 'l $170 (Radio Store, 613 F St.) Bomlmr Lamps ll ll ‘Windsor !'onr-ln-hllni , $1. 5' 16 $3.95 Vestees, radium silk md mrnm tan, flel;l .u; M ll Neckwear, of linen, of- and georgette, no;:;e s and Of good quality rayon, trim- lace. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) l’ll&ho!lrhlllde ve Sofled $3.95 1 $4.95 ‘Singlette, siraight izes 36 38 $ (Third Floor, The Hecht sports wear. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Sets Floor, The Hecht Co.) $2.. 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Women’s Hosiery 24 $1 Cotton and Rayon Novelty Sport Hose......49¢ l u Seamed-back ..4% 5 uu Full-fashioned Sllk Hose, evening shades. .$1.35 4 88, 75 Pllll fashioned Net Hose $2. (Main noor. The Hecht co) Imporled Handbags . . . 6 $20 Genuine Leather Pouch Bags, red, blue or nished (Main Ploor, Girls Wear (9) $1.95 Play Suits for Girls, assorted sizes, 8 to 12 .. .. - .69 u 95 The Hecht Co.) 3.95 Co.) 400 39c fo $1 Large and Small Flowers of many vari- eties, for evening, afternoon, $1 15) ’l 59 h ll 95 Girls’ Lin- en Knickers, size 12 years, $1 (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) Toys 6 81 llve-phee Glassbake ¢ and cuff sets and lace vestees to make old frocks look ! ll’l Byelo Baby Dlll& medium size . .S 24 79 Large Men . k $9.95 Large Baby mu slightly soiled mocl 1 $3.9! B SI’S Children’s luudlflt locks, wooden case ...$1.95 ooy Floor, The Hecht Co.) Millinery 10 $5 Straw Hats, P“rple, rose and sand 10 $5 Felt Hats, youth(ul styles; black, tan and blue $1.95 5 55 Felt Hats, matron styles. Blue, tan and black ..$1.95 green, brown and tan..$1.95 4 85 Silk Hats, tan and black .. . 1. (Third Corsets 22 $1 Bien-Jolie Bandettes, made of net, size 32 15¢ 9 $1.50 Nature’s Rival Lace Bandettes, peach and :reen sizes 32, 34 and 36. 10 $2 Bien-Jolie and Nllnrel Rival Bandettes, of crepe de chine, sizes 32, 34 and 36, §1 1 $4 American Lady Back Lace Corset, medium ;n:xit. 2 $7.50 Franco Wrap-Around Girdles, hook front, plnk size 2i (Pl"h Ploor, The Hecht Co; 85 to 5750 Men’s All-Wool Knickers $3.95 Plus fours, in light shades for Spring wear. szet 30 to 40. rt Shop, Main Ploor, The lecht Co.) Dressers & Vanities At 14 Price 5 $39.75 Dressers.....$19.87 4 $39.75 Vanities. 2 $49.75 Dressers. 89¢ .00 Dressers, $44.00 (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) :l'l. $11 and $12.50 Women's Arc Ald shoea. lfl materials. ’I'l’/g 575 G 8%; D 21 'fl.'llulnllll.ullfller Shoes, broken AAA 5, MI!,IA BS‘A,‘,B%C 4, u and u.u ‘Women’s GRS ot r"qx,““" » The Hecht Co. No Meail, Phone or O. D, Orders (4 c (mhmr mmtco» 10 $5 Silk Stitched Hats," For the Sportsman and Traveler 2 $15 Walker Cup Golf Clubs, brassies . . . steel shaft 8 $12.50 Goif Bags, 6 inch or 7 inch size, canvas leather trim $7.95 95 $2.98 and $3.50 Hickory Shaft Golf Clubs, irons. some left hand........$1.95 95 | weas -$3.95 llfi Golf Club Set, 4 hick- ory shaft lrona‘ 2 steel shntc woods 1.95 1 825 Related Golf Cllh Set, 5 hickory shaft irons, Nos. 2,3,5,7 and 8 irons....$15 (Bports Shop. Main HW! Fie "Hecht Co Luggage 3 $32 and $37 Full Sized Wardrobe Trunks, stronl Floor samples $24 1 $15 Puliman Case, flber sult case, suitable for air- plane travel $11.95 5 $15 22 inch Fitted C: cobra grain nbflm)d tl 95 Luggage Dept.) $2 Values Fur Lengths . . . for Trimming 50 fur lengths enc for collar. In xuhlomglueu"furs T B o « ral an N o Girls’ Dresses k) ” 95 Girls’ Bestyette lllll- $2.79 ‘ ‘l Gl.l'h ‘Wash Dresses, 50c 1 $19.75 Party Frocks, $7.95 4 $5.95 Girls' Cloth Drm 2 $3.95 Girls’ Silk Dresses, $1L.95 1 $595 Girl's Yellow Silk Dress $2.95 1210 18 .....c......0! (Second Hofll’. ‘The Hecht cfll From the Junior Miss Shop (3) $16.50 Ilud $8.9 (3)"'$35" Tweed Ensembles lnd Frocks, sizes 13, 15 and a2y 585 Fveed Drcsses and Ensembles, sizes 13, 15 and $16.50 and 15 and 1 $8.9. (2) $16.! 5. Silk Frocks, sl.lu 13, 15 and 17 (7) $39.50 Evening Dresses, h)‘h shades, sizes 13, 1'51:!;!; 12) $25 Evmln( Frocks, sizes 13, 15 and 17 . ..$16.50 (Junjor Miss Shop. ‘Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fibre Rugs (5) ll. 50 9x12 Algerian H- Rugs . S 14) $25 ber (30 Rush Blocks ..$3.25 Sq. (1) $10.75 24x48 Hood Ill;. l 6) Rugs (5) Rugs $20 cmwe rugs used for display in our model house, “Home $79.50 II( (8ixth Rogers’ silverplated ware, Commodore pattern, guaranteed 25 years $1.25 Set of Six T Set Set of Six Dinner Forl SE Set of Six Butter Sprul- .$3. l. ‘5 Set of Six Salad Forks....$3.50 s11 llolmv mnile Stainless suel Dinner Kni (u-ln Floor, The Hecht co) 35¢c to_75¢ Ready to Embroider 4 for §1 Stamped. in pretty de- signs. Squares, scarfs.. Voile curtains and silver- ‘ware cases. (Main Floor, The Heeht. Co.) Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, $5 Regular $10 lll $13.75. Attrac- tive nylu’ and satin. In black, : Women’s Rayon and Knit Underwear 4 $4.95 Shorewood Union Sulls, “sizes” 50 and 4. Soiled $3.95 .$2.95 .81 95 R Stips, size 34 ..49¢ (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Handkerchiefs 38 50c to $1 Women's Linen 12 Jewelry Department 200 79¢ Manufactured Flat Pearl Chokers. 49¢ Bands_ 95¢ 12 $7.50 Field Glasses.$4.95 12 $3 Clasps for neck- laces 15 $7.50 Boys’ Pocket Illd Strap Watches, 6 - )ewel movements 3.95 8 $25 14-kt. Mounted Diamond Rings.$15 (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Gloves Pairs Women's $4 Kid Gloves, one button, washable, and novelty cuffs. Broken sizes $1.95 Pairs Women’s $1.95 Washable Chamois-skin Gloves, white only. Soiled. Smnll slxes lhnquchkll (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Hot-water Bottle. . Compacts and Novellzes 12 75¢ Hot-water Bottles. l.e :.‘”Cohrfl Glass J; (Msin Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s Shoes 1 Pair Men’s $25 Ridis ‘loou. cordovan calf; n; $15.85 2 Pairs Men’s $10 Two-tone Shoes, é Pairs Me lippers. (Second Floor, The nnm”c:? 12%c to 17c Values omen’s Handkerchiefs 9 200 Women's Hdchfs.. in white and dainty colors. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 75¢ to 31.50 Stamped Art Goods 31 or Including kiddies’ slip dresses, stenciled aprons, scarfs, pillow tops, laundry bags and 8-pocket shoe bags. stamped (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Housewares 9 3¢ Dust Mops, with long handl 2 82 ,5 Hampers, split Wfl‘ low; shopworn $1.45 1 $10 Pease Clothes 414-qt. size, with covers, 50c 2 $6 Universal Electric Irons, round heel . 1 $19.95 Un Iniel Cabinet, 72-inc] 11 $2.95 Cedarwood $1 3 $69.95 Alcazar Gas l-lflt's, semi-porcelain samples 1 IIIS Three-door All-) prl:t- lain tor, shop- worn 10 $1. Sets, for game or fowl. 3 $19.95 Stainless All-porce- lain Tables, with white tops and grey trimming...$12.95 5 $3.50 Mop 'Wringers, for home or _janitor use... 1 11 35¢ Wicks, for Danglar Bluebird cook stoves.....10¢ 2 $2295 I-X-L Broom Closets, shopworn ....$12.95 9 51 to 1195 Bread Boxes, colored and white finishes; damaged . 50c (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s Coats Boys® Furnishings 30 $3.95 Boys' Raincoa vlterpm! black "h' incomplete flus 35 Ball [] ssplum Bo) Spflln"e e Coats of tweed mlxtum’. (Becond Ploor, The Hecht' 6oy ..................... 0 l Davis Machine, turned' 8 $2.95 Rayon Spreads..$1.95 5 $3.95 Rayon Spreads..$2.95 “ l!'ie Hemmed Disl 10c (Sixth nm, 'nn Hecht Co.) Upholstery 50 89¢ Blue Window shls. 200 Yards 39c¢ Ma te, Scrim and Voile Cn“rt:.l:‘nl Boxes $3.95 S $67.50 Console Style Wal- nut-finish Cedar Chests.$35.95 .$1.95 yd. 3!.!! button w Bar Har- ishions . . Pinochle Playing' Cards, 17c a Deck dozen decks or (Main Floor, = Hecht' ec ) Women’s and Misses” Silk Frocks $7.95 65 $16.50 to $25 Misses’ and Wom- en's dresses, for street and lltvr- wear. Of flat georg and smart muom black, navy muu colors. Sizes 3595 to $7.50 Men’s Silk Shirts $3.35 17 m th" B‘- “ytll'h green and halio. nrom nn!n, .n(lnln Floor, The Co) il flECHT Co, and Suits 1 $15 Tweed-Mixed ('MI size 14 $10 1 $19.55 Tan Tweed Sport Coat, size 16 $10 2 $39.50 Tan Tweed with raccoon shawl collar, size 20 30 B $25 40 2 3 3" 75 Tan Tweed Mixture " plainly tailored, size $10 1 ’!9 Tan Tweed, wolf throw scarf and cuffs, size 14..525 6 $2950 Tan and Black Coats, for large women..$15 1 $39 Black Broadeloth with Manchurian wolf collar and cuffs, size 40.. 1 $49.50 Black collar and cuffs, size 40, ll.'i 1 $29.50 Tan Tweed, oppos- sum collar, size 16 1 $39 Blue Suede, beaverette collar and cuffs, size 18'5, $25 1 $49.50 Brown Broadcloth Coat, with skunk collar and 1 $25 Tan Broadcloth, cox‘xey collar and cuffs, size 1815, s S0c to $1 Stamped for Embroidery 3 for $1 Pillowcases, teddies and pot holders. . .stamped for embroidery. Attractive pate terns. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) lot| wolr collar and cuffs, size 14 $69.50 2 ’25 ‘Black Velour Coats, black cat lynx collar and erette collar, size 16....$15 ked Sport Coat, llle H 1 $19.75 Tan Tweed m t, size Coat, 14..... caaesas $10 1 $19.75 Tan and Brown Tan Kasha Coat, lln l!l/—;. $10 1 $98.50 Grey Broadcloth, kfl !cx collar and cuffs, size