Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 29

THE EVENING D. ..C..-. ERIDAY,: APRIL: 26,3029, STAR., WASHINGTON, * DEPUTY IS FREED IN'DE KING CASE Grand Jurors Fail to Indict, Officer Accused of Slay- ing Woman. By the Associated Press. GENEVA, Ill, April 26.—The grand Jury has decided not to indict Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith for the slaying dur- ing a dry raid of Mrs. Lillian De King, but it was reported to have been dead- locked for some hours yesterday over a grfiposnl to indict the dead woman's jusband, Joseph, on a liquor charge. Ten surprise witnesses were under- stood to have told of having bought liquor from De King at his Aurora home, and it was on this testimony that gome members of the jury favored an indictment. The majority, however, held that whether De King sold liquor was irrelevant, the investigation being to determine how his wife was killed and if her killing called for indictment. Husband Questioned. It was revealed that De King was asked by one juror if he did not con- sider himself to blame for his wife's + death; had he not been standing with his revolvers in plain sight when the ralders demanded to search his home he would not have been struck down from behind and his wife shot, he was advised. . One true bill was voted. It charged perjury against Eugene Boyd Fairchild, ¥hose affidavit of buying liquor at the De King home led to the raid. Fair- child told a coroner’s jury that he did not actually buy the liquor himself, as the affidavit asserted. A coroner's jury found that Mrs. De King had been shot by Deputy Sheriff Smith as she attempted to go to the side of her husband, who had been felled by a blow from Smith’s clubbed shotgun. One Ballot Taken. Several members of the grand jury yesterday were said to have voted to in- dict Smith, but the number was insuf- ficient. and only one ballot was taken. Members of Sheriff L. L. Urch's force ‘were busy today in search of the person who fired the shot that struck the au- fomobile of one of his deputies, Pearly Peck, at the Aurora race track. Peck was a member of the party that raided the De King home in search of evidence of dry law violation. The sheriff and State’s Attorney George D. Carbary believed the appar- ent attempt on Peck's life might have Tesulted from a fanatic’s desire to even up what he imagined was wrong to the De King family. All Kane County au- thorities were decided in their opinion that none of the De Kings had any- thing to do with the incident. CONDUIT ROAD GROUP URGES WIDENING Oitizens Name Committee to Study Needs of Section for Sub- mission to Officials. 4 resolution urging the widening of Oonduit road from the District line to ; Great Palls was adopted by the Con- Road Citizens’ Association at a ing in St. David's Parish Hall last night. It was recalled at the meeting that legislation provides for a survey of the road with a view to determining govered by the association with a view to making recommendations to the District authorities. ‘The association appointed a nomina ing committee, composed of the follow- ing, to nominate officers for election at the May meeting of the organizatios Mrs. E. C. Rittue, Lucien Jordan, W. ' Snell, Mrs. H. J. Steimer and Mrs. E. B. Hobbs. Mr. Hatchett, the president, presided. DR. IEBOPER TO SPEAK. | Dr. William J. Cooper, commissioner ©f education, will be the speaker at the Washington University Alumni heon tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock at e Hotel La Payette. The luncheon also will be a farewell fo Miss Anna L. Rose, dean of women and associate professor of education in the university, who is leaving Washing- ton to become associated with the Car- Degle Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in New York City. Willlam Carl Ruediger of the School of Education and Mrs. Ruedigen will be guests of honor. Dr. Oscar Benwood Hunter. president ©f the alumni association, will preside and introduce the speaker. A group of younger graduates of the university, imeluding Lyman Dishman, Margaret %faize, James Robert Kirk- Jand, Ermyntrude Vaiden, Elmer Brown and Prances Walker, will act as a re- ception committee. Adams Gets Poppy Anchor’ Secretary of the Navy Adams today | tecelved a poppy anchor presented by ne P. Carver of Boston, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The anchor, which stands about 7 feet high, will be used in the cere- Tonies of Memorial day and will be cast on the waters of the Potomac in menory of the men of the Navy who lost their lives during the World War. Through ALAILS A Practical Demonstration of Palais Royal ‘“‘Fashions at a Price” Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Glistening silk in two weights . . . and dll of a clear, beautiful weave All-silk chiffon, and these are silk from top 25 to toe; and service weight with lisle soles and ° mercerized garter hems for better service. Black, white, gun metal, mystery, sunblush, suntan, gray. allure. Sizes 84 to 10V4. nbronze, Bare Leg Stockings $1 to 135 They're new and smart! Women's Silk Hose, $1 Novelty heel; sheer weight; self and black heels; Holeproof service weight: Blue Crane Slip-over Sports Socks, 50c to 1.50 ‘Wear them on the bare Of fine, sheer silk, with leg stocking and make outseam. When worn the ensemble complete. hose in service and they give the effect of Silk, rayon and pure chiffon weights. Smart no hose at all! For silk; self color and colors. | blondes or brunettes. | Tfancy tops. Hosiery—Main Floor If you’ve longed for a smart hat but couldn’t get it in your head size . . . read this! Miss Washington Hats presenting new sports and tailored hats which are in all head sizes to be found in white exclusively 050 and the at the Palais new street Royal Hat Section and other hues So many women with small head sizes . . . and so many more with quite large head sizes have come to us for those smart tailored straw hats which are so much in vogue that we decided to have exactly the sizes they required . . . and here they are! These new models have just arrived . . . in time for street and sports wear all Spring and Summer The hats are of perle viscas of fine quality and come in youthful, becoming shapes, usually with ribbon bands and tailored bows, and in white and all the fashionable Spring colors. Millinery—Third Floor Knickernick Bloomers and French Panties, $1 and 1.50 Of fine quality cottons, in white and flesh color—a patent bloomer that gives freedom to the body and fits per- fectly; fitted waistband. Third Floor . . Hand-Embroidered Rayon Pajamas Pretty enough to lounge in.. .. charm- ing enough to sleep in 98 all of a fine quality rayon 5 and very becomingly made Lovely styles...with various flattering neck- lines. ..trimmed with contrasting colors and effective pipings, hand embroideries and ‘ap- pliqued designs. The New Vagabond Pajamas, 2.98 Made of pure dye pongee, with contrasting pipings and wide sash; button-on waist and smart for sleeping or lounging. You'll love its velvety softness Tre-Jur Pearls . . . but not pearl colored! The New Colored Pearl Spring and Summer’s Newest Modes in Women’s Dresses, Ensembles, Coats stunning models . . .delight- ful colors in New Frocks 2.95 Bought ' specially, of course...for you'd never in the world find such at- tractive, unusual styvles in a regular $12.95 collection. Street shades and plenty of new Summer colors, georgettes prints silk crepes new wash silks check ensembles Dressy frocks...sports types...after~ noon dresses...frocks for business; one and two piece models; same en- sembles, too. * Dresses—Third Floor Bath Powder Jewelry Guaranty _First Mortgage Bonds : If you demand the utmost safety with liberal income—invest v in GUARANTY FIRST 0 MORTGAGE NOTES AND BONDS. These guaranteed se- | curities offer a dou- ble factor of safety, secured on income producing properties and backed by our $3.400,000 resources. We have a number of choice Notes and Ronds that pay 67%. Denominations from $250 up. + Booklet, The Success Plan REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE & GUARANTY CorPORATION Capital Resources $ 3,400,000 24 JACKSON PLACE In sets that you'll like to match up $ Suntan...a gleaming, bronze-like shade...the new Chartreuse that is so fashionable this ring. . .slate blue...these are the smart shades, Chokers. ..three large pearls on an artistic metal chain......S1 Pendants, Earrings, in a becoming shape .. $1 pair Bracelets to match the earrings and chokers ....81 each Jewelry—Main Floor Smart Flannel Frocks and Ensembles for Girls In gay colors. ..youthful styles... and moderately priced Flannel Frocks Sleeveless dresses with pleated skirts...smart 4 S, styles that will be very L] becoming as well as practical. In lovely colors and white. 7 to 14 year sizes. New Wool Ensembles 5.95 and 8.95 Of pure wool flannel, these smart little costumes have flannel dresses and tai- lored coats...or three-piece styles with silk blouse. In pastel shades, vivid red ard pastel shades. The regular $1 size box special . . . for 50c A generous size box . . . soft, fluffy bath powder . . . fragrant- ly scented, with a velour puff . . ready to use! The whole package is ribbon tied and very attractive. Annette’s Perfect Cleanser, 50c¢ It's teally marvelous all the kinds of spots this Cleanser will remove! And it is so sim- ple to use . . . 50 easy to npgly. Just rub it in . . . and brush it of . .. and the stain comes out like magic. Totletries—Main Floor Get a new supply for the party tomorrow night Playing Cards Regularly 65¢ pack Saturday special . .. 2 Decks $1 Good quality linen-finish cards, in handsome designs, with gold cdges. Infants’ Wool Desk Pads . .. Special $1 Each © Sweaters, 1.95 ROuTU s Sy {oF Your desk Dainty colors—some with e touches of hand work, too, Slip over or button styles. come in rose, White, pink and blue. Tots’ Spring Coats 5.95 to 8.95 Of fine wool tweeds ble-breasted models wit pockets; for boys or girls; 2 to 6 year sizes, Third Floor office. pads blue, brown, black or green , . . take your cholce! Stationery—Main Floor Of course you'll see just what you want . . . there are 500 new models at this price! Misses’ New Frocks For every need from a round of golf in the morming to dinner at night 6.50 Jaunty little sports frocks of cool white with colored silk jackets...or in the luscious new Summer shades... all trimly tailored; or gay new soap- sud prints pretty enough to wear any hour of the day...or smart flat crepes for street or miore practical wear...or fluttering chiffons in the most enchant- ing colorings...yes, you'll find every one in this 1650 group. It’s the prettiest lot imaginable. The fashions are gay and youth- ful and mnonchalant...and the dresses will fit you if you wear sizes 14 to 20, Dresses—Third Floor Here’s a new idea . . . and it's a mighty practical garment, too Sleeveless Apronolas a garment that looks like a sleeve- less smock and is as practical It's smartly made of gay prints New...cool...and so neat. $l or white linenes, with colorful trimmings. It's attractive, practical and comfortable for home wear...and comes in small, medium and large sizes. Just in . . . these new, gay and very colorful smocks teens and cretonnes made of broad- cloths, prints, sa- 1.98 New smocks in new styles and new colors—made with straight or raglan sleeves; some hand-embroidered. lg sizes 16 to 46. Third Floor When warmer weather comes youw’ll want another handbag . . . one of these, for instance Tapestry Handbags an important group of $4.95 values all in pouch style with shell .49 and other frames FeLle Vou'll like the beautiful colorings— the attractive designs—the smart shapes of these new bags. They are all in pouch style, with shell, gate or self covered frames. Also some fitted and some with passport pocket, Leather Goods—Main Floor La Premiere Step-ins a little group of regular $12.50 models bought to sell for lecg all of imported French elastic 095 and beautifully made Just a little group at a special price. Every step-in is_an exquisite little garment—of imported "French elastic and fine brocade, in pink, made with all the perfection of de- § tail that you find in expensive garments. \} I'rimmed with ribbon rosebuds—and pretty enough for the Spring bride’s trousseau! Sizes 28 to 34—and all 12-inch lengths Cnuen—l‘hl;rl Floor Coats and Ensembles Regularly $25 and $29.50 2.75 Fashionable coats of rich satins, of silk faille of Ottoman, of Celan: moire, of the new basket weaves, twills and tweeds in black and the new ‘Spring shades...plain and fur trimmed. cape-back models scarf collar effects bow-back styles tailored models coats with flares Ensembles have attractive cloth coats which may be worn separately, and charming little silk dresses in harmonizing or contrasting shades. Coats—Third Floor A new season model in a popular style .. .ata popular price ' 6.50 The Lysle . . . a one-strap model of all patent or all black kidskin This, however, is but one model of the famous Dorothy Dodd footwear, which is to be found in Washington exclusively at this store. There are shoes for all occasions. ..and shoes for every foot. $650 to $10. Shoes—Second Floor Just picture a poppy red glove . . . or one._aof. emerald green! French Kid Gloves in stunning shades . . . and smart styles 3.95 and §5 Pair Tailored cuffs . . . one-button fastening . . . plain_or novelty pull-on styles...just choose the glove you like best. And the colors are a joy to see...a rich emerald green, the new radio blue, sunray, blonde, navy biue, poppy red...and others just as fascinating. Perrin’'s Washable French Suede Gloves . . . 3.50 pair Pull-on styles in shades to tone with new Spring _ensembles; fecille; beige, blonde, mode, French gray and others. Kid and Glace Gloves. . . Imported . .. 2.50 and 2.95 Pair Straight, turn-back and reversible cuff styles—embroidered and semi- tallored effects, combinations of wanted colors—blonde, mode, tan, brown, gray, black and white and white and black effects. ) Main Floor" & 5 Stop in the Underwear Section Tomorrow to'See These Kayser Marvelray Rayon Underwear Bloomers and panties in regular and extra sixes Marvel rayon bloomers are full cut, strongly reinforced, and come in pastel and costume colors - The panties are all made on French yoke and have a band leg. In regular sizes. Pastel colors. Kayser Marvelray Vests Low neck, sleeveless style, with rein- forced_shields and bodice tops; in sizes 34 to 46 and in pretty pastel C shades Children’s EZ Suits, 50c Summer welght . . . in the new short length: brief style; of fine weave, and cool and comfort- able; 2 to 13 years. Underwear—Main Floor A Special Selling Saturday of New Bridge and Junior Standards Of dark bronze finish, fully wired, in the newest and most popular modernistic de- signs. 1,000 New Crackled Shades, $1 Attractive floral patterns—bell or hexagon shaped— lace all around. Lamp Dept.—Fourth Floor. Summer Pillows 59c¢ Stamped on linen and stenciled in colored designs for basting stitch: Choice of tan or oyster linen and six attractive designs. Art Dept.—