Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 31

3 ; R R ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. : 0, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 : ; 7 "A” AN ASSEMBLY S i seemans o i |y w15y hatrvrs o DEATH PROBERS HUNT i S5t e 2y, 2t LEADS BERLIN ORCHESTRA|Smpubeny orevrts yot ‘“””r;;“:’“ A BUTCHER'S HELPER : ever, D'Annunzio’s works have long pent writers now excluded may in from the 'mulfl“flmm.mhflfll'; | Officers Attempt to Identify Torso Omission of Noted: Writers, course of time be summoned to sit whlch clung a few strands of b the index, and the cle e “m:x:a"wmln o ey (aTgr.rer | with the learned societ; hair was obtained. ,A mf ic com Found in Los Angeles River as Missing Girl. - Artists and Others Causes Comment. Freshmen Express Fears for Safety of Handcuffed Foe By the Anmhked Press NEWARK, N. J, April 11— Lehigh University freshmen have appealed to New Jersey police to be on the lookout for an irate, excited, disheveled and hand cuffed young man who is “at liberty” in this section. ~The freshmen's anxlety is due to the fact that the fugitive in question is acting president of the sophomore class at the university. Kldmp«d by the freshmen, he escaped from the automobile in which he was being conveyed to parts sufficiently distant frgm the campus to establish hlp—cnd his class'—inferiority and, incidently, to prevent his attendance at a sophomore banquet. ‘The “prisoner” wears legal- looking handcuffs on his wrists, or did when last seen, and his erstwhile captors wished to be certain this was not misunder- stood by such alert policemen as might come in sight of his flitting O his debut’ Ossip Gabrilowitch Guest Conductor | rngm as guest oeonductor of tge.'lfl}'?lnfl in Philiazmonic Concert. 3 'rm p"'“’ 0"1"‘ m. BERLIN, April 11 (#).—Osslp Gabril- | fyond ,,u;’,:“""“’"’ R‘},‘,fi“‘”x ovitch, ¢onductor of th: Detroit' “Russia; his plays. Dlrllon of the m ltrlndl Ferrero and Croce have long been considered hostile or num aloo. from B glm' - rn:tg’ 1}: ‘l:m;‘m the Mussolinian regime. t!_l,e case of as Mrs. Eva Clarke, The name Clarke | Papini, his “Storia di Orls perhaps Was said by police 1o have A the most daring work on the character by the gifl as the reaultmof nemr o ot the Teacher 0T AN iac Auaintance with a United States satlor. Renan's famous “Life of Jesus,” may ave brought him under hL::db.nw i Ojetti’s exclusion ler. ex- The Netherlands 3 plain, seeing that he is art critic of the o, s prevating Ja Fav new fascistized “Corriere Della Seraz of Milan” and that his ardent patriot- ism cannot be questioned. Benelli, | twice Wounded in the war, hoider of the J silver medal for valor and one of the crusaders of the Fiume expedition, has for some time been completely dlvomd from political activity. It he was forced out of the se ecunn of the litterateurs and dnmlthm solely because of the greater fame of Piran- dello. However, the 30 “immortals” named by the Pascist government, soon to be- gin their llttlng! in the historic Far- nesina Palace by the Tiber-side, will henceforth have the right, at stated in- Missourian and Chauffeur Killed. BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April 11 (®), McDermand, sr., 67, Kansas City, Mo., manufacturer, and his negro chauffeur, Andrew Neal, were injured fatally here yesterday afternoon, their motor car being struck by. a Grand Trunk passenger train., Mrs, McDer- mand was injured critically. McDermand had large land holdings n wno\m Nebraska lnd ounhonu Why the A‘B‘A Cheque is the safest way to carry money By the Associated Press. LOS®ANGELES, April 11—A hunt for Robert Bernard, butcher's ap=- prentice and escaped uu prisoner, got under way here today as police re- doubled their efforts to identify the torse of a girl found last week in the Los Angeles River. Investigators learned last night that Bernard was a friend of Miss Laura Belle Davis, who has been missing from her Los Angeles home since April 1. The girl's mother, Mrs. Charles Thorn- By the Associated Pres ROME, April 11.—The new Italian Academy of 30 members, like its ‘elder sister, the French Academy, is already coming in for considerable underground | criticism, not so much becaust of the| choice of its components, but of the notable omissions in its makeup. | Even as the French Academy in the late nineties refused to admit Emile Zola, the great realistic novelist; Al-| phonse Daudet, some of whose works | circled the globe in all civilized lan-| guages, and Frederic Mistral, ther mighty bard of Provence, the Italian counterpart of “The Old Lady by the ! Seine” (as lme nen;};l Acldemydls ir. reverently known) " sl ver admitted women fustrious exponents of modern ftalian | oried, has mever ade avor. thought. ‘The reasons for theuexclgslu‘r’\o of the D’Annunzio Is Omit six male writers mentioned above are The first omission on the 'fi:,’ 18 that nnt extremely hard to seek. D'Annunzio of Gabriele D'Annunzio, whose name in d asked if he would nearly four decades has focussed more | C)nugoan to Head College. HARTFORD, Conn., April 11 (#).— George Alan Works, dean of the Grad- uate Library School of the University of Chicago, has been appointed presi- dent of the Connecticut Agricultural|ton of Denver, furnished police here College at Storrs, Dr. Walter C. Wood, [ with a description. of Miss Davis. and chairman -of the executive committee | expressed the benel that she may have of the board of trustees, announced met with foul yesterday. - The appointment is effec-| Sclentific. me hndl were used in tive July 1. the attempt w lden!lfy the torso. The and Tender Jalnn 3 oll’s ues at nut stop pain instantly, protect the “"'." enlarged joint from pressure of shoe, and soothe and heal the ir- ritation. Thin, mildly medicated— guaranteed ufe.nure Atdrug,shoe and dept. stores—35c box. DISchoIIs 11!0 for: you. Comparison of your two signatures I your identification. It oheques are lost or stolen b you sign the second time your money Is refunded. A-B'-A CHEQUES Accepted Everywhere — Buy Them from Your Own Bank YOUR OWN DOCTOR WILL AGREE «++ complete absorbency .. chemical purity.” ScotTissue and Waldorf are specially ARSH toilet paper irritates and may cause serious injury.” That's attention upon Italian letters than that | of any other writer. Italy’s greatest living poet, novelist and dram not figure “immortals.” Guglielmo Ferrero, perhaps the est living historian of ancient t does | nywhere among the 30| universally known scholar, has not only ||| been passed over by the ‘academy, but | is not even mentioned in the new Italian “Who's Who.” Senator Benedetto Croce, eminent | historian of modern Italy, founder ur\ his own school of nhllosophxcll think- | ing and noted lterary critic, also is| omitted. Likewise is Giovanni Papini, whose “Life of Christ,” published first | in 1920, is still the wplc of discussion ||| among intellectuals the world over. | The remaining two of the half dosen | illustrious unnamed are Ugo Ojetts, | Ttaly's foremost art critic, learned com- mentator on things American—he pub- | lished “L'American Vittoriosa” as far back as 1898—and author of a number | of works of literary and artistic remi~‘ niscenses, and Sem Benelli, poet and dramatist, second only to Pmndeno\ (who is a member of the new academy). | Benelli's “Cena Delle BefTe, English as “The Jest,” has a world- Wld(' reputation and his “L'Amore Dei Tre| Re” (the “Love of the Three Kings") | bids fair to be almost as well known. ‘Woman Is Excluded. The omission of Grazia Deledda, ‘ woman novelist, who in 1927 won the Nobel literature prize for her stories of | Sardinian peasant life, is commented on e well, but her omisslon s under- | standable. Women do not even vote in Italy, and as the French Academy, on ‘which the Italian is more or less pat- DONT DRUG YOURSELF IN THE SPRINGTIME Father John’s Medicine Is the Safest Spring Tonic A great many people really need | a tonic in the springtime. They should take a real tonic food such as Father John's M e dicine, which tones up the system by build- ing new flesh and strength and not by false stimulation or drugging. Remen ber, Father John's Medicine does not contain any alcohol or dangtr ous drugs, [ Used in 184 Hospitals | and Institutions | ~Advertisement. the verdict of 580 doctors, recently ques- tioned. "To be safe,” room tissue must have unusual softnese © 1599, Seott Paver Company they said, “a bathy, processed to satisfy the strictest medical standards. Just by feeling Scott tissues you are assured of their cloth-like softness= their high absorbency. Why take chances—when it costs no more to buy these fine quality bathroom tissuess Brands in the World Largest Selling Fit the standard built-in Sxtures. s"ft ‘as old Linen coflissu f e —m— The absorbent ot g wlf:te%fietpdr“ tPaper Com'gatw Chester SHELTS w. ¢! Only 5> more days of the | rigidaire Cold Control Demonstration and only more days of our big special offer Don’t miss this special opportunity of seeing the famous Frigidaire Cold Control actually in use. Delicious frozen delicacies will be served ... interesting books given away . . . the latest ~ developments in table decoration and appoint- ment will be shown. And don’t miss the dis- play of the newest Frigidaires . . . the most sen- sational electric refrigerators ever announced. ERE is your opportunity to see one of the most important achievements in electric refrigeration . .. the Frigidaire -Cold Control...actuallyin use. But there are ]ust 5 more days of this special dem- onstration. So don’t put it off any longer. Be our guest tomorrow or Saturday. Delicious frozen delicacies will be served to all who attend. Interesting illustrated books will be given away. A perfectly . _appointed dinner table arranged by authorities on domestic science and in- terior ‘decoration will be here for your inspection. And above all, you will have an opportunity to see for yourself the wonderful new possibilities opened up by the Frigidaire Cold Control. You will see how easy it is to regulate A SPECIAL OFFER to all who purchase a Frigidaire by 10 o’clock Tuesday night During this special Cold Control demon- stration, we are able to make anunusual special offer. This offer is available to everyone who purchases a Frigidaire be- fore 10 o’clock Tuesday night. We want to give you complete details. Will you be our guest this week? “ “ - .the temperature in the Frigidaire freez- ing compartment . . . just as you regu- late the heat in a gas stove. You will see how to provide exactly the right temper- ature for dozens of salads and desserts. Our showroom is open until 10 o’clock at night for the rest of the week. Attend the Cold Control demonstration whens ever you can . . . but be sure to attend. FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION. 511 14th Street N.W. Washington Branch Opposite Willard Hotel Open Evenings WASHINGTON BRANCH FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS THE HECHT COMPANY th & F Bts. NW. k. C. BROOKS CO,, INC, WOODWARD '& LOTHROP e 11th & G Sts. N.W. -Phone Decatur 2300 Put one on=the PRICES e Tomorrow have a host of SENSATIONAL F RIDAY BARGAINS to choose from at Peerless Every Item Listed Below MUST BE CLOSED oun $29.50 Breakfast Suites, 4 Wind- sor chairs and drop-leaf table, enameled . in. ° jade $17.65 green, blue or gray.. $15.00 Oak Top-icer $7.75 fllll’llh" w Link $49. Olk Refrigerator, 3-door. style with gleaming vhiw porce- inf Large family size. 1‘-‘ u:\uluon and 328 50 finest hardware fully guar- R any record .. $29.50 3-door Re- frigerator, guaran- teed insulation $89 100-Ib. Ice Caj Refrigerator, snow W] guaranteed insula- ity 3-door ite interior; $39.75 $69 All-white Metal Refrigerator, size. Finest n. Has attach- $7.50 Bedroom CIIAIII and Van- ity Benches, Amurlm walnut fin- ish on $3.98 gum! cane or upholsmed SeatS Geienaingieends $2.50 to $3.75 flnn Pcllhn Pil- lows, . good - size; Y ucktn: floor nmpl« 31 oo l!” Culll sible Folding Gocarts, black 32.98 $39.00 French Vanily Dresser, mwood veneered in grained rican walnut; left over from $175.00 bedroom suite. Floor sample ........ $39.50 45-inch Dl-!f. with elel". ’vm flnl.l.hld all gum in wainut .. $18.75 -back and left over from u’uo to $380 suites; some have hand-carved rail tops, others the new style button back: mo- hairs, velours, friese A bt coveringer. $24 50 Jles Metal Smokin $4.75 n Ha MI WI.I- (SRR 5008 $3.75 to .‘."' M Ill Bridge bn,- $99.15 Larye Dowbde Deor, Wast. llwlud«l robe, made of gumwood, finished American walnut, Ample space i dvem 18,85 $59.00 rluut llllt ‘Veneer Cedar Chests, m by Lane, pe< : riod and mnln ltyln: shaded burl walnut ‘tops - be: finished. l..nrn nna medlmn szg 75 Atwater Kent' Crosley & $9.98 | $700.00 Living - Room Group, comprising long divan, Chesterfield chair and Coxwell chair. Solid hand-carved mahogany frames. Very finest web construction, Seat cushions are filled with pure down. Entire suite upholstered with fin- est quality of imported frieze mo- hair. Choice frieze reverse of an- tique design on seat 3365 00 cushions migl:& I)eem'lred ted Pler Cabinets. ese green or parchment colors,.... 34-45 $2.98 Satin Damask Table Scarfs, brocade designs. 98 Your cholce of many colors YOC $179 Overstuffed Long Bed-dav- enport and choice of wing or club chair, covered with best grade velour. Fine spring-seat construc- tion and sagless bed 369.50 spring in davenport.. $575 Modernistic Bedroom Suite of bird's-eye maple and red ma- hogany combin Dresser, chest of drawers, vanity dresser. bed with chair and bench upholstered in futuristic design. The very finest woods and best cabinet work make this suite an s278 outstanding bargain. . $27.50 Large Sise ‘l'op fcer Re- frigerator, finest e hardware and insulation . $49.50 Heywood-Wakefleld Living Room Suite, reed fiber, lfih-mk settee, chair and rocker with soft cushion tufted seats @90 486 covered in gay cretonne $59 to $89 Finest 54-inch Poly- chrome Buffet and Living Room I:;ro:;, heavy. flu:v;u rnmel and mitered mirrors [ , 4 and 5§ sections. . 28'75 $1.98 End Tables of nl.mvt;od finished ln ma- 650 $24.50 ‘xlr;-hnvy Felt Mat- tress, 4-row imperial stitched edge, fine quality ticking. All sizes . $19.50 Dayenport Table, 48 hoga inches long, veneer top, $24.50 Heywood-Wakefield Reed Fiber Strollers and Carriages. Nuzv:;{coblor: M‘; ) justable back an toot rest $15.75 $219.00 7-piece Bllt“. Sulte of best cabinet wodds veneered in grained walnut. ~ Chair seats richly upholstered in fine velours. A high-grade suite at a $119 great saving $9.50 Large Size Console Mirrors with deconuu panel in upper part; veneered any frames; Complete Four-piece . $109. Bedroom Suite, with big dresser, ccommodious c! style vlnl;ym square-en tifully enameled in ivory or walnut finish, = all finest upholsury -. Bevel-edge: Mirror, Com- imahog- ! slightly s] 98, $59.95 $119.00 Wood Frame 3-plece Duo-fold Suite, upholstered ln best jacquard velour; one motion verts Duo-fold to com- sss ga fortable twin-size bed, $1.98 Attractive Electric Pottery Boudoir Lamps, complete with pretty shades. colors $29.50 Guu-h, Tables, Colonial period, with spool-turned legs; tops veneered in richly crained mahogany... 314-65 $139.00 Three-piece Upholstered Living Room Suite, spring seat eomguctlonm \lr,elour coverings, lue e o $58.95 $39.00 Coxwell and Sieepy Hollow Reclining Easy Chairs, with deep, soft seats. strong hardwood frames; some with new style tufted back; materials s 1 9.85 $1.98 Imported Venetian Console 59¢ plete with silk cord $15.00 Norfolk 50-Ib. Pure Cotton Mattress, excellent ticking: s $15.00 Guaranteed 50- Coil Bed Springs, all $29.50 Ponr-m Wood rich red veneer $15.95 headboard; uouble or Ezera Storm IM' twin size $49.50 Dr. Everett - Inner-Coil Spring Mat< tresses, filled with tiny resilient coils and layers of felt. 10-year guarantee. coverings $10.00 Console Table and Hlncr to match. ‘Table and mirror frame finished in rich znl- hogany on gumwood. . $22.75 Lowboy CM with - five drawers, made of uch cabinet woods: walnut fln 39-inch top; plen finished in brown ma- , hogany .. 'lle and 98¢ Heavy Felt-base Floor Covering, new patterns for every room. Bflnl meas- 29 urements. 8q. yd. c $7.50 hl) and 8x10 Closely Woven Grass Rugs, new patterns in blue. brown lcd sa 95 lll l. lI-Il'Iu !h.l Baby Cribs. gr y‘-»:u in t‘ 7 'v:lnut high rop * side nsure nmy for t.ha baby. . $9 75 319, n m Chln. covered with attractive floweréd’ cretonnes and glazed vhintl Shopworn .0 lll#' & um”-&a .-nth\n m’honuy is 95 H and Eye _7th St. NW.