Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1929, Page 46

Paul Whiteman Tonight on Columbia network coast-to-coast ©:00 to 10:00 P. M. your time Tonight, a touch of your radio dial will bring you the match- less dance music of the “King of Jazz” and his world-renowned orchestra. Courtesy of OLD GOLD CIGARETTES . . . “not a i cough in a carload.” Old Gold CIGARETTES ‘Shore Dinners, $1-$1.50-$2 Established 1858 MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf Dailly 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢c Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Ste: Mt. Vernon Not Open on Sundeys. HEN YOU Need Blank Books Come in and look over our stock. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. SPECIAL A DELICIOUS PLATE THE GORDON BLUE PLATE 5c Nothing to C.ml‘l;l! c‘vllh Our Meals Service, 5 to 7:30 P.. Good Old Southern (‘aok"ll GORDON HOTEL 916 16th St Reservation—P| The Flnt Spmhnlnt Chnrch d H. Terry, Pastor SI’IRIT MESSAGE SEAI\ E Wpanfldlv April Aitb. 3 6 Mass. Ave. Readingd by the mediums of (he chureh, both afternoon and evening. All ur work is done -ccordinl to the adopted by the lead- nd Cleaners of the United States. “EXQUISITE DRY CLEANING Corner 11th & H Sts. N.W. Phone National 2704 STEAMSHIPS. HOLLANRAMERICA Travel by a Famous Service TO ENGLAND—FRANCE HOLLAND—GERMANY AND ALL PARTS OF EUROPE VIA Plymouth, Boulogne S/Mer, Rotterdam W¥eendam, Apr. 20. Statendam (new) Apr. 27. Ryndam (Cabin Steamer), All steamers sail 1: 05 am. Kot Embarka- tion Friday eve. after 8 p.m. ...24 State St. New York, or Local Agents SOUTH . AMERICA' ECREATION ... Rest. Scenic beauties... Business opportunities +++Gay Latin-American « All are found in HEIRESS REPORTED NARRIED TOBROKER : Natalie Guggenhelm and Son of Freight Agent Are Issued- License to Wed. By the Associated Presa. NEW YORK, April 16—The New York World said today that Natalle Guggenheim, 18, and only daughter of Edmond A. Guggenheim, wealthy cop- per magnate, was married last Friday to Thomas M. Gorman, 27-year-old real estate broker and son of a railroad freight agent. ‘The ceremony took place at All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church at Great Neck, Long Island, and was performed by the Rev. Kirkland Huske. The couple was attended by Joseph O'Con- nell, a real estate and insurance broker of Great Neck, and an unidentified girl friend of the bride. The marriage license was issued two weeks ago by the town clerk at North Hgnpstc&d. Long Island, the World Gorman is about 26 yeays old. Until a few years ago, when he embarked in | the real estate and insurance business, he assisted his' father, Patrick Gorman, handling freight at the Long Island Rallroad station at Port ‘Washington, where the Guggenheims maintain a pa- latial home. Mrs. Guggenheim would not confirm nor deny the marriage and Mr. Gug- genheim at White Sulphur Springs, Va., said he knew nothing about it. At the Gorman home, a modest dwelling in Port Washington, Mrs. Gor- man said she knew a license had been taken out, but professed to know noth- ing about the marriage. She said her son was spending the evening with friends. Natalie was at the home of her parents. 10 FINED FO.R NUISANCE. NEW YORK, April 16 (#).—Ten men who pleaded guilty to maintaining a nuisance at the Salon Royale, Broad- way night club, where Texas Guinan | was hostess before it was raided by pro- hibition agents, yesteday were fined from $50 to $250 by Federal Judge Ed- win S. Thomas. Judge Thomas presided at the trial in which the hostess was acquitted -last week on a charge of maintaining & nuisance at the club. (I 159 Fine G Sacrificed! Frankly, we are OVER- STOCKED and we are losing no time in reducing stocks. Therefore, we are taking 159 of pur regular high grade guaranteed suites and are offering them at such ridiculously re- duced prices that IMME- DIATE CLEARANCE IS ASSURED. Here are TEN EXAMPLES OF THE VALUES YOU MAY EX. PECT. SCORES MORE! NOTE THESE PRICES $129.00 Overltufied Two- Piece Sui - 73-inch settee, s Sour. chotes of ehesur&“ 5 Chair ‘or high-back chair: all pleces CoVH’lfl all over “IMB em.’;‘:o‘:e fi‘llfle\.\l’l or 2 s bagks. 471,00 your choice of filled seats (Les: for your old suif $139.00 Three-Piece Daven- port Suite —with mahogany - fln.llhld hardwood frames. ’lcuulrd velou r-covmfl fs and Backs. Davenpor le ixcellent l‘ ll&fl llau‘” for —ecovered over uranie tapestey’ Plam pr reversible flled cushions. Bdrrel-like (Less $30 for your suite). $125.00 Heywood-Wakefield Reed Fiber Sllih hmlth long 3-cushion set s -uw-um :&mc- =) 'm' fotne o fl. lol your lll $379.00 Solld Mahogany Hand-Carved Frame Three- Piece Sui;t —covered_ with geny “m‘ o noqnnm. ‘Efi“ ni;aug” e IIII'H.) Housekeeping ¢ You will be de- lighted with our 3’-1 get Plan. 58 i arms. $138.00 Legulamre Gives Man Right to Ride On Own Railroad By the Associated Press. fl “ 5’!' PAUL, Minn., Ap; - H Gemmel:, president of the” wnnuou & International road, may now travel free on own_railroad—by special act of was elected a regent of the University of Min- nesota he found that as a State official he was barred from ac- cepting or using railroad passes. ‘To save him the trouble of taking the price of a ticket from one pocket and putting it in the other, the Legislature has passed a law giving him the privilege of riding on his own line for nothing. DEMING TAKES ISSUE WITH REED’S REMARK Missourian’s Statement That Most U. S. Employes Ate Spies and Snoopers Is Assailed. By the Assoclated Press. William G. Deming, president of the United States Civil Service Commission, yesterday took issue with a quotation credited to former Senator Reed in his recent Kansas City address that “a mafority of the 600,000 Federal em- ployes are pald sples, thleves and snoopers.” “The most charitable view I can take of that statement is that Senator Reed was either misunderstood or misquoted,” Mr. Deming said. He cited that a| majority, or about 313,000 of the Federal employes in the executive branches are in the Postal Service, with the re- mainder divided up among the other departments. “And they are not sples, thieves and snoopers,” he asserted. “A few thousand in the Treasury Department and the Department of Justice, no doubt, do some undercover work, but that is part of their duty.” Mr. Deming recalled that some years ago the former Senator made a sweep- ing critics of the classified service and later retracted the remarks. “Per- haps he will again correct an obvious injustice done over half a million worthy men and women,” he concluded. | A Sale That Srpasses Any Event in Our History uaranteed LIVING ROOM SUITES «+.and we will allow you 30 CASH for your old worn- out suite or odd pieces, regardless of their condition. $400.00 All-Over Genuine Mohair 3-Piece Long Bed- Davenport S\ute ~—with wide wood vnnl {ronts and mas T fln- 0] thi ron makes full size “club eanle sl Byany. chate, Pevepubls srioe-illed seat Zushion. $210.00 (Less $30 for your old suite). “75.00 Very Finest Solid Mahogany Hand-Carved Frame, 3-Piece Suite Suyitn, throne or Cox. ; and Chestertlel fin well chair, divan chair. est_im. 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EDGEWATER GULF, Miss., April 16. —The executive council of the Amer- ican Bankers’ Association was told here yesterday that farm relief problems will be solved by the farmers, bankers and educational associations rather than by national legislation, “And it will be those factors in their own localities that will handle the problems _satisfactorily,” Burton M. sm(th of North Lake, wts chairman of the agricultural committee of the asso- ciation, added. “The farmer must help himself through .increased efficiency and busi- ness methods,” sald Mr. Smith, “and the bankers must become ‘farm minded.’ “Banks in practically all parts of the country are in shape to make loans to deserving farmers,” he continued, “and this is being done.’ Dean H. L. Russell, Mldhon. Wis,, chairman of the advuory council of the bankers’ assoclation, added that “farmers must be reminded that money borrowed must be paid back.” Ap- proximately 500 delegates were present. Latin Alphabet Needed in Turkey To Get Married By the Associated Press. ring in Turkey only to the tune ly of the new a b c's. The Chazl's has ordered that lage licenses may be issued in the tuhms only to those ap- plicants who can show certificates signed by government inspectors testifying to their knowledge of t.he Latin alphabet from a to 2. “Deserters from culture,” as the Turkish press calls those who have played “hookey” from the alphabet schools, which the re- publica has opened by thousands, are thus to be penalized matri- monially in addition to suffering fines and prison sentences. These penalties will be imposed on every Turk, man and woman, be- tween the ages of 16 and 45, who is caught without an a b c cer- tificate after May 30, 1929, National—"The Skuil,” mystery play, at 8:20 pam. 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