Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1929, Page 28

3 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 19293 CLOSER RELATIONS |_somance neoken | PRESBYTERIAN AIM % LAT General Assembly at Mon-| treat Session Broadens Ef- fort After Unity Step. By the Associated Press. MONTREAT, N. C, May 22.—Union with the United Presbyterian Church in | North America having been approved, the General Assembly of the Presbyte- rian Church in the United States to- day turned to consideration of closer relations with other Presbyterian bodies. Union with the United Presbyterians received the stamp of approval of the assembly yesterday, but vet must be passed upon by the Presbyteries indi- vidually before the position of the church is determined. The vote on the proposed union was without record, but a motion that would have deferred action was defeated, 175 to 83. The latter vote was looked upon a3 & test of the union proposal. The union would mean & church with an approximated membership of 625,000 The Presbyterian Church in the United States has about 450,000 communicants, and the United Presbyterian Church in North America numbers approximately 175,000 members. MISSING MILWAUKEE BROKER APPREHENDED 85-Year-01d Man Accused of Fraud Is Recognized by Former Secretary. By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 22—Ap- prehension of a 65-year-old president of a brokerage company here. wha dis- appeared in August, 1928, after clients complained of losing $40,000, was made possible Tuesday night after his former secretary had recognized him in the business district. He is James T. F. Stecher, who was taken to the police station and served with four warrants in which he is charged with embezzle- ment and fraud by Milwaukeeans who intrusted him with their savings. His arrest was brought about after his former employe, Mrs. Irene Spicci- ati, and her mother had followed the elderly man to his home and then called detectivest Stecher, according to police, has been convicted in four States since 1900. The last sentence was in 1918, when he was convicted in Wisconsin of obtaining money under false pretenses. EXTORTION PLOT FAILS. Gangsters Trapped in Attempt to Swindle Chicago Barber. CHICAGO, May 22 (#).—An extor- tlon plot went awry last night and sent two men into a police trap when the intended victim appealed to officers for aid. Walter Grudszein, s barber, having received notes demanding $200 be placed at a designated place, turned the letters over to police, who instruct- ed him to comply with the demand. Tonight two men appeared and took the package from its hiding place and started o 5] away. Police, secreted nearby, took up the chase and cap- tured the men, who sald they were Frank Barts, 27, and John ‘Kubics, 18. K NITTED FROCKS | | | | | | | MRS. GRACE BRYAN HARGREAVES, Daughter of William J. Bryan, has sep- arated from her husband, Richard Har- greaves, Southern California financier. | | —Associated Press Photo. | | MAP EXPEDITION OFF. Navy Amphibian Planes to Fly Over Alaskan Area. SEATTLE. Wash.. May 22 () —Four Navy amphibian planes, part of the | | Navy's Alaskan air mapping expedition, | left “here yesterday for Sitka, Alaska. | | after being forced to turn back once | | because of fog at Cape Flattery. | Carrying valuable photographic equip- | ment, the planes will be used to chart | 112,000 square miles in Southeastern Corns 'Stop Hurting | | Instantly | | Then Lift Right Off! i | | Drop “Freezone” on that aching corn. | Instantly it stops hurting: then shortly you lift the corn right off | with your fingers. ou'll laugh, | | really! It is so easy and doesn’t \mrl“ | one bit! Works like a charm, every | | time. | A v bottle of “Free- zon osts only a few cents at any drug store, and is sufficient to re- move every hard corn, soft corn, and callouses. Try it! of boucle, in smart two- piece models with open work design. Al Graduation dresses of georg- ette, some with jackets tomatch,........00n s35 INCORPORATED An Important‘» Sale of it’s the most popular hosiery fashion of the season Women’s Novelty Heel Silk Hosiery the quality and the style that you'd expect to get at $1.59 to $1.95 every pair abso- 39 lutely perfect and ° of first quality In sheer weight and service sheer weight—the two most practical weights: all with clever novelty heels in a new and unusual design. Fremch wude \ . Tidosiiat ) with self- mystery colored allure sum blush , heels Gun metal and dust color with black heels. Hosiery—Main Floor be healthy . . . wear comfortable underwear of a seasonable weight Merode Underwear Spring and Summer weights in the most wanted, practical styles Union Suits of fine weave, sleeveless, knee length, a'l flat locked seams and tailored to fit; also built-up shoulder style or bodice tops: tight knee or loose legs; also closed crotch models. Sizes 34 to 38. Merode Rayon Vests Low neck stvle; bodice top; picot edge trim; in flesh color. 1 25 L] Merode Rayon Combinations 295 In low-neck bodice Merode Rayon Bloomers, 1.95 Of superior rayon, matching the vests: comfortable and long wearing. band legs. Extra Size Low Neck, Extra Extra Stout Merode Suits Size, 1.75 Suits, 1.75 115 Mercerized suits, with Low-neck model; fine Comfortable and cuff knee, built-up weave; good cotton: roomy; low neck, fine shoulder and bodice tight knee and wide weave; all shapes; 40 style. - legs; 46 to 50. to 44. Main Floor you won’t find this brand at any other Washington store! Boys’ Tom Sawyer Wash Suits, 1.95 a famous brand that many mothers prefer to all others The new wash suits for Summer are now in, and particular mothers sre going to find a wonderful va- Felt Fashionable Felts of beautiful quality in the very new and § 3.50 stunning shades egg shell nugold chartreuse orchid, white Lucerne blue Capucine shades black, navy smart shades Reproductions of Paris ; OO Models that cost much, ° much more! Adorable little hats to wear with your smartest ensem- bles—<clever shapes for sports wear—new models with brims for the many people who are asking for that type —ryouthful looking vagabond types—you'll say they are wonderfully smart for the prices—and they are! Some have chic little stitcheries . . . some have narrow gros- grain bands—some have little bows—all have smart- ness to the nth degree! : Millinery—Third Floor (N o % % Lisle Vests, 4 for sizes 6 months to 3 Baby Blankets, 2 for size 30x40 $1 Rubber Pants, 4 for In white or the natural style, with French Rubber Sheets, 2 for Of red rubber; with eye- $1 lets. Knitted Tams, Each Knitted Tams, to wear .51 with sweater suits. Biue, pink and green. g Infants’ Dresses Dainty hand-finished dresses of fine material, trimmed $1 1 with pink or blue.. Muslin Drawers, 4 for Cut full; good quality em- $1 broidery trimmed. Flannelette Gowns, 2 for Pink or blue trimmed; 51 $l also Gertrudes and ki- monos. come downtown tomorrow and save enough to buy a season’s supplies! Thursday Baby Day at The Palais Royal And we mean just that! You'll find you can save money on so many individual items you'll find it economi- cal to get enough for some time to come! Just look at these values, for instance: Kapok Pill 2 f You can choose a S 0'1 . Covered with fine 28-Piece sateen, pink or blue, Layette for Muslin Undergarments 95 i o Gertrudes and com- binations; 2 to 6 years; very special 2 fine shirts, 2 binders, 2 handmade dresses, 2 g Firiideied feomaaitd Broadcloth Pillowcases di;pcr:l.’ 27x27, 1 quilted 2 for pad, 1 baby soap, 1 baby powder, 1 blanket, 1 pair ggch”,fi?‘kh:mdcéolét booties, 1 baby pin. borders. Third Floor: every new silk that’s smart . . . every style trend that yow’ll see this summer . . . is to be found in this collection! Sale of Summer Frocks dresses of such charm and such exceptional styles you’ll marvel that the price is so low Newest Silks silk piques flowered chiffons polka dot chiffons georgettes pretty cottage prints orchid chartreuse smart figured crepes Newest Colors plenty of white capucine tones peach color navy blue riety of new styles in wanted colors and combinations. There are nov- elty styles and sulphur dyed khaki suits; sizes 2 to 10 years. You can choose from sun tan back dresses, from clever, young sleeveless models, from new satin en- 1919 Que Street special may clearances important reductions ‘Women’s and Misses’ FROCKS GOWNS The better type dresses always in good taste, always smart for they are typically Pasternak in fashion and making. The early spring and spring modes. For town and country; travel and resorts. 25 335 %45 For street, town mornings and afternoons. 55 %65 75 For evening formalities, dining and dancing. $69.50 385 598 ‘Women’s and Misses’ COATS With perfect tailoring, fine fabrics and correct styl- ing characteristic of Pasternak. Daytime and tailored coats; formal and afternoon models; town and travel coats. With and without furs. $55 75 %95 S110 Women’s and Misses’ ENSEMBLE SUITS For travel, sports, town and country. $59.50 $75 %95 [MPASTERNA 1219 ConnecTicut Ave” P PP PP Rnertrtttrrtarcadadtdtddtttddsttdtsssssssssssssososca Boys’ Store—Main Floor “sans sleeves” seems to be the official decree for summer frocks .... DRESSES Of fine, sheer handkerchief linen in '95 white and colors And in addition to being sleeveless, many of them have the “tennis skirts” with the new flare—so you'll see they are quite the last word! “All of handkerchief linen, these charming little dresses are in smart, vouthful sport styles, trim- mings of linen prints in clever ways. White and beautiful colors. Sportswear—Third Floor Even the Sweaters Are Sleeveless This Season colors, are ready for your choosing. New models, with V or round necks, in plain or novelty weaves, and in white and ° Sportswear—Third Floor Tennis Racquets Especially good value; racquets for the junior . players. Racquels for experts, too . . . $3 to $15. Tennis Balls, 3 for $1.35, 50c each. Visors, 75c. And also accessories for the ten- nis court. Stationery—Main Floor this is the original brand Rose Oil It is fine for use after you've had SOC a permanent wave. We’ve had so many calls for it, we are glad to announce that it is here now. Tolletries—Main Floor sembles with vivid blouses, from enchanting little chiffon dinner’ dresses with tiered skirts and bertha capes, new afternoon dresses, new street and busi- ness frocks . . . new dresses for almost any occasion! All brand new, and in all sizes, with a really remark- able variety of larger sizes. Dresses—Third Floor In eight smart, youthful S um -« A complete out- : ?'.98 jacket. mer styles. jacket to complete the costume. And when you see these, you'll want severall just imagine! awhole costume—dress and jacket, for so little! fit, with dress There’s no doubt ahout it, the sun tan frock is the smart “uniform” of Summer, 1929 white gabardine dresses with printed coats; and harmonizing There is a clever little sleeveless dress to encourage the sun tan and a little matching solid color pique dresses and coats, with pique frocks with Roman borders and print coats or all print frocks and coats. stitching linene ensembles. Sizes 14 to 20. Home Frocks—Third Floor & e gt SO o e L e ;f-;«:;.;_ BELEEREIE R T R e