Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 26

PROBER OF DE KNG KLU CENSIRED Ilinois Legislature Prosecutor Disqualified Self in Rum Case. ) Saysll By the Assoclated Press. | SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 7.— De-| nunciation _of “lawless law enforce- | ment” in Kane County was contained | in a report last night to the State Leg- islature by the committee appointed to investigate the slaying at Aurora, I, last March of Mrs. Lilliin De King during a raid on her home by State' officers. After hearing the report, which se- verely criticized State's Attorney George D. Carbary of Kane County, Circuit Judge John H. Newhall of Aurora and members of -Carbary's staff, the House of Representatives voted to defer action | until today. Judge Is Censured. 1 The committee censured Judge New- | hall for campaigning for Carbary in| 1928 when Carbary was seeking the | Republican nomination for States' at- torney. “After the nomination of said Car- bary in the April primary the lawless- ness theretofore _existing in Kane | County was succecded by a period of | Jawless law enforcement,” the report stated. Carbary’s chief investigator was de- scribed as “a consort of the most no- torlous vice lord of Kane County” and his other investigators as “of the low- est type, consisting of ex-convicts and persons, who, while under indictment, were released from jail by the State's attorney for the purpose of acting as prohibition investigators.” Disqualified Self. Carbary, the report declared, had definitely disqualified himself in the De King case by publicly announcing the morning after the slaying that he was “100 per cent behind the officers” who raided the De King home on a per- jured warrant, clubbed Joseph De King unconscious and shot Mrs. De King. ‘While conducting the grand jury in- vestigation into the slaying, the report sald Carbary “suppressed material evi- dence, placed other evidence in an un- natural and untruthful light and placed evidence wholly immaterial to the mat- ter in investigation for the sole purpose of s arousing prejudice and clouding the o The report urged that the attorney general be petitioned to take charge of & new investigation of the slaying and that a judge from a disinterested district be assigned to preside. It also recommended legislation making it un- lawful for State’s attorneys to employ investigators on a “‘per buy” basis and that all investigators be made to qualify before a eircuit or coupty judge. BAD STORMS BLOCK OVER-OCEAN FLIGHTS Monoplanes Yellow Bird and Green Flash Unable to Make Start for Europe. By the Associated Press. OLD ORCHARD, Me., June 7.—One bad storm spot along the ocean course | By the Associated Press. {for Congress, had a majority of 1,104 the monoplanes Green Flash and Yel- ‘weeks of wait- . ‘They hope to away tomorrow. lans for a taks today were halted when Dr. James H. Kimball of the New York Weather Bureau advised Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q. Williams of the Green Flash that rain and winds of gale loreet.wer: prevalent 1,200 miles off the coas! The delay gave Jean Assolant and French airmen, time to tonight. Harvard Man Turns Song Writer. NEW YORK, June 7 () —John Waldo Green, Harvard graduate and son of a wealthy realty operator, is foregoing finance for tin pan ailey. He is quitting a Wall Street job in order to become a song writer on his own with no salary at all. Dad insists that with such a change son must sup- port himself. A young lady is confident e will succeed. With news of his shift came announcement of his engagement to 1 Falk. Marriage Licenses Issued. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., June 7.— Marriage licenses have been issued here to the following: Raymond Brady, 26, and Ruby Morgan, 23, both of Landover, Md.; Aubrey E. Amos, 21, and Fannie I Thompson, 18, both of Seat Pleasant; James H. McCullough, 52, and Mrs. Ida W. Birckhad Hasslinger, 54, both of Baltimore, and Arthur A. Lipphard, 31, 1111~ Potomac avenue southeast, and ;lvuur ‘Wilson, 18, Riggs road northeast, as] n. PERSONAL Parker Fountain Pen owners can ob- taina Parker Fountain Pen Desk Set for home or office use at about half the regular price of a full set. All you need it a taper for your present pen anda baseof Glass,Porcelain,Onyx,or Marble. Bring your pen to any store where Parker Pens are sold and letus show you how fortunate you are to own a Parker Pen which can be con- verted quickly from a Pocket pen to a Desk pen, and vice versa, thus sav- ing you the cost of a Desk pen. This cannot be done with any other. THE PARKER PEN DEALERS . Stop that Itching Nothing short of mirsculous, acmrding to many, is the QUICKNESS witl which Resinol relieves itching. Almost instantly-are even the. most annoying rashes and eczemas relieved. v Put_on the Ointment at night; then wash off with the Soap in the morning. Resinol Boap, too, for daily toilet use. Note its clean tonic odor. At all drug- gists, For Free Sample of each, write Resinol, Dept. 66, Baltimore, Md. TURPIN HOLDS MAJORITY OF 1,104 OVER MRS. CASEY | Republican Candidate 82,231 Votes to Her 81,127 in Special Election. Receives | | WILKES-BARRE, Pa. June 7-—S. Murray Turpin, Republican candidate over Mrs. Sarah Casey, Democrat and Labor, when the official count of Tues- day’s special election was completed last evening. The total vote was: Turpin, 32,231: | Casey, 31,127. Mrs, Casey, mother of 11 children, was a candidate to succeed her husband, | the late John J. Casey. The returns do not include the vote | of the second district, thirteenth ward, | where, on the night of election, a crowd invaded the booth after the count and carried away the ballot boxes. BROKER IS SOUGHT IN GIRL'S SUICIDE| Chicago Authorities Postpone In- | quest Pending Finding of Man Named in Note. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 7.—While the body of Barbara Cole, pretty English show girl, lay unclaimed in the morgue yes- | terday, police searched for Edwin Page, | broker, to learn what her love for him | had to do with her suicide. | Miss Cole plunged to her death from the twelftn story of a fashionable apartment house Wednesday night. Close to her body was found a picture of Page, a message scribbled on the back. A note in her pocketbook de- clared her love for him. | Page failed to appear at the inquest | yesterday. The coroner issued a sub- poena for him, but he could not he found, either at his office or home,. where his wife was reported too il t see any one. ‘The inquest was postponed indefi nitely pending the finding of the broker and authorities were making an effort to communicate with _relatives or friends of the dead girl. It was learned she mailed a special delivery to New York 15 minutes before her death. It was learned Miss Cole was divorced three years ago from Willlam Biddle, son of a New York tobacco magnate, and that she has two children, who are with her father, Robert Cole, assigned to the British diplomatic service in Nor- way. Miss Cole sppeared recently in a minor role in “Rio Rita.” * Food and Service Unsurpassed The Uollicr In (COLUMBIA'RD. 7 18 ST OPROSITE AMAASSADOR TONIGHT ™ 2 5 Until 7:30 “Our Famous” SEA FOOD 75c DINNER or your cholee of our regular menu Club Steak Dinner 5-Course Chicken Dinner, $1.00 Chicken Salad, 65¢ Fruit Salad, 55¢ Salads include Bread and Butter Coffee or Tea Columbla 5042 ' Resinol THE EVENING convention was temporarily deferred SHRINERS PLEDGE AID) e, et Beid, s TO HOOVER LAW DRIVE Convention Closes With Installa- clent. The selection will be left to the imperial potentate and the hotel ad- tion of Leo V. Youngworth as Potentate. visory committee. The Imperial Coun- cil announced that New Orleans and Toronto, Canada, were definitely under consideration as possible 1930 conven- tion cities, but that no decision would be_made for a matter of 30 days. In a telegram to President Hoover | the Imperial Council said: “The 600,000 nobles of this order are | all devoted citizens, true to their Presi- dent and loyal to the country’s Consti- | tution and laws, and thel;‘l ti‘fl;ol‘)e{ltlon. 1 enforcement program of President Hoo- | W€ trust, may be most helpful to you i L Youngwarth | in_your efforts to re-establish a whole- of Los Angeles as imperial potentate, | 52le respect for law and order. the 1929 Shrine convention ended here i P yesterday. Germany has compulsory sickness in- Selection of a city for next year's!surance for employed women. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 7.— After pledging “hearty support” to the law- N N N N N T N N New . . . and so Fashionable! Linen Footwear It's not hard to imagine how cool and colorful linen footwear is...but you'll have to see our new Sorosis foot- wear in linen to appreciate how really beau- tiful it is! Here are two of the new Sorosis versions— In the very smartest circles! Red or brown emhroidered dots on natural colored linen .or dark blue dots on light blue linen...distinguish this very modern tie—$12.50. French embroidery on fine linen! Oh, it looks like real French petit-point...in green and yellow, and old rose designs on the toe of a French blue or natural linen Sorosis slip- per—$12.50. Japanese Toyo Slippers and Matching Handbag—$8.50 Just the thing for the beach . . . they stand rough wear with an enduring smartness . . . choose red and white, black and white, green and white, or brown and beige . . . s, $8.50 is the price of the set, bag and ppers, too. Shoe Shop—Street Floor JELLEFFS ¢ F STREET ¢ P Y s Ve W 600 More $3 Silk Slips $2 35 Crowds came and bought and went home delighted with slips like these a week ago! Every one sold and now we have 600 more! A lot for the money...it took co-operation buying and searching the market for the unusual! So come in tomorrow and get your supply! Bought with 10 other smart specialty stores throughout the country —Dependable quality crepe de chine amply and well made. ~—Suntan lace top and bottom ~Lace at top with shadow hem ~—Tailored styles also —Flesh, peach, Nile, blue, eggshell, white. —Sizes 36 to 44 Grey Shops—Second Floor JERLLEFF’'S ¢ F STREET ¢ Lido A Snowstorm : . of White Hats Paradox, isn't it, to have snowstorms in Sum- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, mer? But that is what our Millinery Shop looks like! A glorious Winter storm of soft white snowflakes. Special Saturday 36.50 A group of white felt, stitched silk and hair braid hats for sports and dress wear and plenty other white hats $5 to $25 Millinery Shop—Street Floor JELLEFFS ¢ F STREET ¢ JUNE 7, 1929. Jelleffs Wearing the Right Clothes Is Half a Smart Summer & a-ssonnstmnc —and tomorrow we are extra ready to serve you—on your half holiday! Seven specialized dress shops—including our new frock shop just for cottons—many great values in Summer coats, just received—and Don’t deny yourself the pleasure of coming to the Sportswear Shop of the Fourth Floor! There you will find such individual things. . .just a few of each. ..the very much-in-demand sunback tennis frocks. ..the separate jacket in many guises. .. sweaters. . .blouses. . .skirts. ..and a galaxy of beach and sea apparel! Too many things to talk about here so see them! All smart for Jelleff’s approve them! Two Important and Special Groups of Sportive Frocks It was a smart stylist who said two kinds of fashions ‘these days! Sports things and dressy feminine things! So here you have sports frocks to wear from sun-up to sun- down no matter what you do! And select several here to- morrow at special price advantages along with important fashions. *15 —Sleeveless Frocks with high or sun backs. —Long-sleeved Frocks of plain or printed silk. ~—Charming Tub Frocks of silks, pique and shantung. —Even Jacket Frocks with slee —The new nautical modes in individual frocks. 525 —New cape-sleeve fashions. —Popular sleeveless styles. —Stunning long-sleeve frocks. —Simple, stylish English shantung frocks. —Tubable shantung dresses. —Plain and printed silk dresses. —Stitched or Plain Jacket Frocks. Also individual looking 3-piece knitted suits. ..sleeveless or long-sleeved jumpers ...with cardigans in jersey! Sizes 14 to 44 in both groups and Jelleff’s are completely ready! Suits to wear to create a smart picture on the beach and a perfect sun-tanned complexion . . . suits that will go into the sea and come up as fresh as a daisy and which take into consideration suntanned skins . . . and all the other acces- sories to go with them! In fact you'll ind ... Beach Coats Of printed crash or ratine in bril- liant colorings! Dashing, indeed, and so useful! Choose one for a striking cos- Tony Sarg Suits : The gay little marionette prints . .or modern designs on unique suits with knitted tights... high or sun tume! backs. $16.50 85 White and Colored Belts that add zest Madelon Suits Only at Jelleff's one color trunks in W a s hington with wide strip- . . . one-piece ed tops . . . ideal knitted suits in for the perfect monotone or swim . .. 34 to strapes...a 38. really wonder- $6 and $6.50 ful suit. $3 Rubberized Bags, $1.25 to $5. Caps include the waffle pattern berets, to a one-tone suit...25¢, 50c. section caps, diving caps. . .25¢ to $1. Bathing Slippers, $1 to $4. Fourth Floor Jantzen Suits Suntan backs... First Floor A corner so enticing that persons enter just to revel in its loveliness. ..and there test the smooth, lovely finish that R. Louis Powder lends to the skin! Besides that you'll find all the other R. Louis preparations in delicate green jars! And Tomorrow Only A New $7.50 R. Louis Travel Beauty Box for $5 It carries the creams, powder, astringent, rouge for beautiful skins. Smartest travel beauty box we have ever seen! Street Floor, Adjoining Elevators White Kid Bags washable s 3 styles back strap pouches It's not an extravagance to have a white bag when ‘you can wash it! And here you'll find 3 alluring modes . . . with covered frames and inner compartment as well as a mirror! Have’ at least one this Summer with other white ac- cessories. Sale—French Pearl* Necklets 5 New—Vanity Fair Exotique New White Kid Belts sl New 3-inch tuck-in belt: e, $1.95 Street Floor Feel and Look Uncorseted but confine your figure in SCANTIES modeled for the last day tomorrow by Miss Ireme ¥rench in our Grey Shops! The natural figure, which is the newest sil- , houette, is emphasized even as extra thickness in one place is hidden in Scanties! It sounds miraculous, doesn’t it? But it isn’t! Just a matter of clever designing! 'See Miss Irene Freuch. See the New Summer Scanties Now! Second Floor Why Are GOLDSIRIPE Silk Stockings So Smart? We like to ask that question, so we may answer it! Because. . .they accent narrow French " Because...they include suntan shades, heels. . .single pointed heels...double gun-metal tones. . .high color. pointed heels. Because. . .the silk 100% pure is beau- Because. . .they emphasize French tiful. clocks. Because. . .they come in sheer chiffon Because. . .they may be picoted tops. and service weight. And always with fashion you get value...the Gold Stripe that stops garter runs...free dye service! 24-Hour Repair Service i $1.65 pair 3 pairs $4.80 ond upwards for your silk stoc! in‘gs by the new Knitbac method! No thread used For extra convenience a Gold Stripe Shop in Stoneleigh Court, 1013 Connecticut Ave. Briefs and bandeau of the beautiful glove silk mesh called “Exotique.” Doesn’t run . .. service bound in 2-inch glove silk bands . . . fitted yoke fronts . . . double net uplift bandeau! Young things love them! Pink, seed pearl, flirt . . . Briefs, $2; Bandeau, $1.25. Grey Shops—Second Floor *Constructed pearls of course...two or three strand, some with crys- tal clasp. Fine quality ...evenly matched beads . . . creamy bril- liant lustre , . . 2 styles that are our best sell- ers! And pearls are in high favor in Paris! Street Floor —beautiful, flawless repairs—25c a single runl