Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 4

4 D. C., TUESDAY, Uausr 6, 19 HOOVER CAMP ROAD WL BE RUSHED Engineer Company Is on Way | From Delaware to Help Build Approach. o rush through as soon as possible what was estimated to be a three months’ job in making the nine-mile approach to Hoover's fishing camp in the Shenandoah National Park from Creiglersville to the camp usable and safe for the President and his guests Company F of the 1st Engineers today is en route from Fort Dupont, Del., to Join Company A of the 13th Engineers on _the road construction job. Orders went through from Washing- | ton yesterday and the Company F ou. fit, traveling by motor truck, is ex: pected to reach the Army Engineers School at Fort Humphreys, Va., e vicinity of Madison Court House. Lieut. Col. De Witt C. Jones, commanding the 13th Engineers, who worked out the road-building problem and who is in active charge of the construction, re- turned to Fort Humphreys today and will personally guide the auxiliary com- | pany to the scene of operations. The two companies will proceed with | the work for a time, but eventually Company A of the 13th Engineers will return _to Fort Humphreys and Com- | pany F of the 1st Engineers will take over the job. The 1st Engineers have just returned to Fort Dupont from Camp Dix, where they participated in training work and were generally com- mended for their efficient operations. Tt is believed that because of the high rating received in training camp Com- pany F was selected to build the road to _the President’s camp. This is a job that presents unusual | | today and proceed tomorrow to thej | | assigned to guard the camp. \INTRODUCE LETTER IN CROKER SUIT ATECA FACING COURT. Ex-Rebel Paymaster Sued for Fund "t recent revolution. An air view of the mountainous spot in the Blue Ridge Mountains where President Hoover has established B3 Swmmer camp at the headwaters of the Rapidan River. Some of the tents below are the quarters of ll'm Marines who are | | Laguna of Torreon, Mexico. during the ‘The action was tak- en by the bank pending an appeal from Supreme Court decision in which Atoca was held not responsible for the BOND FIRM'S HEAD ACCUSED OF FRALD Customers Were Swindled of $500,000, lllinois Prose- 4| - cutor Charges. | By the Assoctated Pr CHICAGO, Aug .—J. B, fleld, Chicago stock and bond broker, was sought in Detroit today on a war- rant charging embezzlement. ‘The warrant for his arrest was issued |last night when records of the J. Greenfield & Co. offices were seized by Assistant State’s Attorney Arthur Carl- sten after investigation of complaints that the concern defrauded customers of more than $500,000. The warrant was sworn out by Miss Anna Horner, niece of Judge Henry Horner, who said she was one of the victims of the alleged fraud. Acting on complaints of more than 150 customers that they failed to receive shares they had paid for, Carlsten examined the company’s books and said he found that $425,000 worth of shares had been sold without delivery. Approximately $366,000 in cash had been acepted from customers, Carlsten said.. An additional $165,000 had been accepted by the Detroit office of the company. No trace of the missing money, estimated by the assistant at- torney general at $531,000, was found, he said. In recent months the concern has been dealing exclusively 1n trustee Standard Oil shares. It has more than 200 agents, covering almost every county in Michigan and many in Illinols. The | stock is being floated by Dwelly-Pearce & Co. of New York, which company was declared by officials to have no connec: tion with the alleged embezzlements. Because of the alleged fraud the New York company is understood to have canceled its contract with the Green- Green- | % |OFFICIALS FACE CHARGES New York’s Missing Would Fill City as Big as Greenville By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 6—The number of people reported miss- ing here in 1928 would populate census indicated for Northampton, Mass.; Greenville, 8. C, or Ottumwa, Iowa. Of the 23,147 who had van- ished, 22,420, or 97 per cent, were found, according to the annual report of the missing persons bu- Teau of the police department: More than 12,000 persons have ?;;:'1 reported missing so far in | IN LIQUOR RING PROBE/ 18 Arrested, 52 Sought in Wide- spread Clean-up in Okla- homa County. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, August 6.— Twelve of eighteen persons arrested ovelr m;.lbwlelek end l'.: a bmlo:r by“:::& eral prohibition agents against an al boot};g ring in Pottawatomie County, involving sveal present and former city and county officials, posted bonds here yesterday. ‘Warrants for 52 others remained un- | | served, although Federal agents were seeking those chargzd. H Among those released on bonds were Homer Knappenberger, former mayor of Earlsboro; R. i. Sherrill, presenl | chief of police of Earlsboro, and Elsea | Evans, chief of police of Maud. Knap- | penberger and Sherrill made bonds of | $10,000 each. Evans’ bond was $5,000. Frank Fox of Shawnee, former Pot- |tawatomle County sheriff, was being | ! sought. | By _the Associated Pres: | Dk, 39 Oriead Do B d th , 32, 'Un es Department of and that Mrs. Dubols w e | Agriculture_chemist, walked into this | mainiand in e LIRS | town late yesterday tired and hungry, j traveling for her health. | after bhaving spent two days in the | glacier region without food or shelter. D'Urbal since dawn today. Government camp early yesterday to | photograph glacier formations and was | to_have returned yesterday afternoon. | reached the crest of White Glacier. tracks to the Swim camp he went down the opposite side of the mountain, tra- versing and River. course said, and ate only D'Urbal, control camp near Swim, set out Mon- | day to take pictures of the glacier. He, Wwas to have returned at 6 p.m. When he did not appear during- the night MISSING CHEMIST 27352 2 ESCAPES GLACIER o0k t] GENERAL WILL MARRY. inm of Wedding of Van Horn | | Moseley and Divorcee Not Fixed. HONOLULU, August 6 (#).—Brig. :Gen. George Van Horn Moseley said | yesterday no date had been set for his | wedding to Mrs. Florence Dubois of ‘Plnthurxl. N. C, and Englewood, N. J. | Announcement of the engagement was made yesterday by the general. Moseley said he planned to return t t 6.—Rene D'Ur- | El Paso, Tex., at the end of this month, U. S. Employe, Feared Lost in Treacherous Ice, Walks Two Days to Safety. IM, few weeks. She has been “ Mrs, th‘:mh was divorced in Paris ‘W0 months ago from Henri Dub: Four partles of men had sought New York broker. et He left the Moseie; Wwho married Miss Alice Dobbs in 1903, was divorced several | months ago. D’Urbal said he lost his way as he | River | In trying to retrace his foot- During the Ulster international tour- ists’ motor race at Dublin, Ireland, this year. the course was treated with a special non-skid preparation. the treacherous Reed Glacier ~ - i fmuy descending to the Sandy = Once at the river bank he followed its | Orgamzed to Swim. og o Responsibility D'Urbal walked most of the time, he ‘huckleberries. | of the blister rust | Use Yellowd Cabs Black and White Cabs Owned and Operated by Brown Bros. Tolmanized COLLARS & SHIRTS Wilt Slowly The Tolman Laundry Metropolitan 0071 MIIIIITITIPEERLESS FURNITURE CO., WAREHOUSE [T Bank. |alleged theft. field concern. 03 < engineering problems on account of the Taken From Mexican | alleg . ol s b- ‘When the bank's suit against Ateca R T ORI 1 aturs of e ground_the sort OLDINE” | dow Holds Tammany Leader NEW YORK. August § 0P —Salvador | was Siuised i s SUSR®, OO008 | 1onon, wmeet Tobms Tave-Been. retn- | Starting Tomorrow Morning pared to solve successfully in war con- | e Ataca, former Mexican rebel paymas- hnl.-fira é!oloturlellh{i ;n d:":::u::g&&sllnfl | forced with 10 powerful electric l-mgs | at 8 A M ditlons, so that the assignment of Army | Sought to Become Citizen of ter, yesterday was ordered to show $168,000 o . " | which, suspended in pairs along the olVE. Engineers o the construction of safe cause why he should not be restrained T N TR | Westminster end of the Embankment, approaches to the Presidents camp, 18| Irish Free State. [ from disposing of $168,000 alleged to' China's production of cotton yarn is | give an fllumination in “which the 3 :fl:fi"g,,’,‘,’r}’fiy %mm:. ‘,';c providing | TR N Yok have been taken from the Banco De La nearly 20 times that of 12 years smallest print may be read. % adequate drainage through side ditch: | go yp. Associated Prees | ing and otherwise. which it is found | “yeraner “pma August 6.—A - letter - hard to do, especiaily to get e f""l':‘ urportedly written by Richard Croker, a wet surface following rainy spells. | FRPREEEY WS iefiain, 1o Arthur | The tortuous. serpentine trail is Very | Grimth. nrst presidont of "the Irish k uneven and rough, When the roadbed | pyee ‘siate. making application to be- is properly drained it Will be strength-| come s “citizen of the Free State. was = ened with crushed stone and the shoul- | yerore ‘nited States District Court to- | ders will be bullt up. Jaborata | 0AY as concluding testimony in the suit The plan is not to make an claborat® | o " establish heirs to valuable Palm roadway. but_one that is usable and | CHEDUSH TEUT 0 HelUARe safe for the President. | Attorneys for Mrs. Bula Croker. the Ze g i ;;uaor, ’""od‘t’fi'd-rtm xmer’ mdmh”& | | B £ = d h = lort to prove e Tammany leader ha ELOPING PASTOR ASKS R R T L . lIe ore we conceived the idea WIFE TO TAKE HIM BACK it ‘S5ri"as™ 0% Moc'mit it | ee est Oof ali—iomorrow e ol reland, . 1922, s | il g sitbG il instituted in 1920 when Richard Croker. || ISALE'S we were obliged to take r., sou lo obtain an jJunciion re- Hi . Expresses Regret for Running g\ nic Siepmother from taking - ith CI diseti d arge losses on many pieces of Away With Choir Singer in Let- | further active part in the management We go the limit now with Clearance reductions—an fine furniture through auctions, 3 of his father's affairs and c g & . . . : 3 ter and Desires to Return. | had aiienated e amections of e | you’ll find it a prcfitable investment to take advantage of etc. NOW we take the same losses—but we have the satisfaction of seeing T T—— L { them. | the savings go to PEERLESS CUSTOMERS, and we consider that mighty HARRISBURC, Pa. August 6—The | Sister of Ex-Senator Dier. good advertising. wife of Rev. John ‘esley able, who . ATLANTA. Ga. August 6.—Mrs. | eloped with a member of his choir, MrS. | mrances Smith Whuesldg, 75, Atlanta | | . Maude Miller, has received a letter {rom | educator and civic leader and sister of || n o her erring sopuse expressing regret at| former United States Senator Hoke ||| | his action and a desire to come home, smith, died yesterda. 1 Mrs. Gable rev;;led{;e:tlex;?:y.w.s‘h;;:-l e . ——— " clined to say where the letter | ‘ marked. but said it was in the South. | All F h P k H ® P Wt 5 [GEO. W. SPIER | | ashion Par | choir singer’s husband. f fl i Rev. Mr. Gable has been suspended | JEWELE i A“ Ch H | as pastor of the Enhaut Church of God 29 Years at 310 oth St. N.W. | al'tel' ouse | Sale at Our a ong ong by the standing committee of the East | N Located at i H WAREHOUSE 9 Pennsylvania Eldership of Churches of ow Locatled a it s i God. which has also recommeded that |§ 806 14th St. N.W I ode . . the eldership unfrock him. | o INJVV. g1 i st [} urnlture e oligl T | c . . i1 GEORGETOWN OFFICIAL | ' Spring Suits and Top Coats - e s | | i Bar CONFERRING WITH POPE that were $38 to $75 now gains ]us s e - H . Rev. Edmund A. Walsh Gives Pon- it Alssrations ai Cost like thls one i tiff Detailed Account of Mexi- Lt | il " I A can Church Settlement. | it Lot of Top Coats; White Flannel Trousers. 37.75 ey 1 . o Bt S i N 1206 GEE ST. Il t Top ; R = Sty > f A Yoo n bl tvpe i e Covrriepty 108 e Daily | Paris Sa broken sizes, that were s19-7 ere $ an Ll S | Co vt i o‘\&\‘ \y ROME, August 6—The Rev. Edmund | b i s c » A. Walsh, vice president of Georgetown | ancy tnsens i e L $35 Li d ! ¥ 0© LS .6‘7 s " TR o University, whose successful missions Focts' for cool Autumn : 3 Lk Tropical Wiorsted Imported inen an 29 ane mmons Mattresses, of for the Vatican in the Near East and in | aye: ik Fashion Park Tropical Worste: Nurotex Knickers, Were $2.29 it 1 We 3335 Oak Dining Room @ () f| Pure lover felt. Excel- @17 95, AR O RS T T For Wednesday Only! | Suits; 3-piece. Were 331 75 uro! ;; 50 4 3 li Chairs,Trade-ing . B lent covering. All sizes O e ogton; 8 e & O 6 5 | i 4 % $4 to SRR TR SN il 29.50 Five-pi name reak- $22.00 Twenty-year Guaranteed Pope Plus XI a detalled account of the i $50 to $75 e = it | fast Room Sultes, from @ Qg || coil Bea springs, 93 resilient cotls Tecent_reconciliation between the Ro- 89 it GLACo R it 256 to 5 Double-faced Phone [| SOPAGE rveorrnrrersers B with helical spring-tied man Catholic Church and the Mexicar | | il 2 H . I graph Records, many seléctions. tops. All sizes, Floor = CrreERE | D | ikt WMOd:I 25‘!“! 3"{;;“ Troplc;sl Wool Knickers. Were $595 |i‘j‘|’ (Only 6 to a customer) Each OC e e Smples ..o " 89.45 ) ¢ | | fift . re b : i 349,50 Good-size Oak Buffet, in ; Aeain. todey, and it is” undcrsioen tha | T. r((iss(? : i sz;rs'éet ssgl:)'o ere 519 $850t0 $12..:.... .o 0 | cootene coniin i S | 20 B bucin " om g9 75 | wbier et Tl i g \ 5 B I o 00. .. . ||| | ror across top. Fro 2 S coiazdl o conterences il continue for several | Chbectas 0"’ ;y{ I - I's Hair Sport J| storage i, SIS "‘;’;"‘:. A v,‘,,,,, e e oss Sreramisssetri il Vatican, which announcee ieelr | B $5.0 ‘ Jiht Imported Linen, Nurotex and Camel lw air zspor :‘ s 75 (1) gitscs Wainut " Veneer Dining | (SiL5 Pephle-donr Watmst ¥ % | Bled” 25 cuinione i denles that Facher Walsh will re Notak all it Mohair Suits. Were 512,75 Coats. ere $25 an 21 } | enclosed_ china’cabinet. double-door sultes, Tdeal for radio gz 43 | Floor sampie fro $84.75 o Charges . . . | i | ver, 4ad 0510 ; . MOCEOM R Ll Bope's views back 1 (he niteq Stane Sales Final i $15.00 to $22.50...... $30 ... Il extenon (able. Minor '549 75 | (245000 Beautitul 10-piece waimut m*;-95w‘;';m';¢§;gh;fl=§)hfinels'gf ' I H 1 scratches . e SLE Veneer Dini oom Suite, one of » A > R R R [ it All Alterations at Cost it 1 $2950 Ro ixiension Dining ] our very finest suites' returned to us | brown mahogans....... $ s !t i || Room Tables of goiden oak. excei- § from customer leav. $49.00 Queen Anne Walnut Venee: i Shirts Neckwear Golf Hose Ieaste Frit g s ey guo s e g oS Ii 3 2 Edmonston & Co. L ge0 aed 20 31, Mode grade Cur Were 8150 and 92 Q5 v e | A as T Only—Wednesday, August 7th o e B e g S Bizs Wore 83 and 356,35 omorrow On ednesday, Augus ores Carl M. Betr, Mgr, i collars attached. .. $1.50 Mode Cut % $788 esi 010 34 95 p ifstt 3t 3.50 o ere $7. o i 612 13th St. s < ¢l it s R i aaes $1.98 Imported Ventelan Plate ] $20.50 Brown Leather Rocker, | 515.00 Top-icer Refrigerator. Best Tl " = Glass Console Mirrors, with ]9 comfortable and in good s3 98 insulation. Floor sam- 88 35 Broadcloth _Shirts; $2 and $2.50 Mode g1 19 Summer Robes bevel edge and cord........ +2C || condition. _(Trade-in) . ple . 98, | neckband of collar Cut Silks ..ovon.. 1 é T e 056 CaawbediDuseapert Tables $39 to $79 Brass Beds. all double 529 eneered Gate attached; all plain X 3 for $3.00 \;:::'“ ::'4"31.56 53,95 e hogany. J :fi;’nin 'gl;.:tazn_fis‘ con- 21 00 ;:r."dn bles, slighty @@ 75 | ahadas Cavo White 1610089 3.50 and $4 's - Iri " 48 inches long. Slightly @9 O f 5300 to $5.00 Ficor and $29.00 Oak S o] o] Were $2.50 ...... $3, $3.50 an §1.39 Burton's Irish Pop. 1 [ ji 5 Mode Cut Silks. . . . : Tin, ete. IOMITEd ooovoievenaacans Bridge Lamp Bases, slightly Q@ l with glass “in { SRecRes 00 or $4.00 . $6.95 $189.00 Three-plece Overstuffed | damaged . e e it Jacquard Velour Bed Davenport $229.00 Handsome Carved-frame $19.50 Simmons Day Bed, com- i 1:‘,“ . opens with one motion to full | 3-piece Living Room Suite, with rail § plete with cretonne sll. 45 it Imported F-rchy Pa]lmfll 510.95 size ped. Brand new. 578.75 top. .:thohlured ;x“nnen 3-tone m“lt;;s:i gxoor‘ saN?p]cm ik il nz.ars.':.flnma: e 5200 and $250 §149 Were $18 and $20. Back slightly ammn'e::e s oA B O 897.50 ] e TR sake i g naginid . é % Fin $1.25 to $2.75 Genuine In! no- A = 4 | - e . H seat cushions......... all pieces with tight : " eaehad Wesa?e8:80 grises 3 for $4.00 i Silk and Flannel. pleams, remnants in ussble 2Q¢ § **569.00 Brand New Lawson Club } spring seats. (One oniy) $37.75 " il E e §3. 3229 Wers $25, $30, $35¢ 8 75 S o T, ode Phonographs, ] Chair, covered all over with denim. $169.00 Overstuffed viving Room One of the Outstand SHasass $3, $3.50, $4 and §9.39 and 840 ......... 18 . " Phonographs, § web bottom construc- Suite, 3 pleces, covered with fine 2- e standing 3 for $6 $4.50 Grades .... e oty $14.75 tion. Left over from @@ 75 [ tone velour Bot syring construc: 3 6.00 5 250 suite . . & tion and reversible seaf Values in the August Clearance - e Underwear any record. S BLATO Y s e 554 Gonmet Cnairs, | coshions. Evom storage $3 9+ 19 | Best grade Cocoon $6 to $8 Grades. .. '33-79 Mode Madras Union $249.00 Cane and Mahogany 3- B covered in leather, tap- $24.50 Wood-frame and Lepther Sale of Shoes Is i Broadeloth;: white Suits. Were $1 and plece Bed Davenport “Suite, with | estry and veiour. @@ 75 I Chairs and Rockers, 1eft g4 g1 o] o] onlv; neckband or ¢ gq 3 for $11.00 ¢1c6 /| [} loose, spring-flied seat @=Q 5() §'Fioor samples.......... » €O f over from duofold suites” %<7 { collar attached. Now ‘2 o L t 2.25 I8 cushions. From storage 7 $3.50 All-feather Bed’ $1.00 $89.00 Heywood Wakefield k{iufi the Group at | 3 H 3 for $2. i $45.00 Genuine Stickley Fumed il Pillows, good size. Each: o Reed Fiber Suite, with auto ‘siyle it L i Fancy Hose Ry d‘i“{\;fl' ‘;'Ii"; [/} Oak Oval Library Table, will last a s2050 Oak 3-door Refrigerator | seat cushions. Goxd $90 Q5 i e Suits. ere $1.5 - {1 lifetime. Good as new. best insulation an as_new i o Lot of st shirtsi Werd 78 und 81 -..5Qp Codtee i ML N eaiag " $8.75 § havaware. Floor ample fi%‘fi'fi st Trigle " Sivror, fu sie s i collar attached only. $3.95 3 for $1.50 3 for $3.50 I $15.00 Simmons Continuous Post | $L98 Wrought Iron Boudolr Lamps § vani'y drescer. $14.75 ° CHli, - Weret87.60 te 810, Ta)T 482 Mode fancy Shorts. I Beas: Watoutfd b I Qs L) e it e i s 3¢ | 1855 Gumwood and_ Walnut EIHH . b dicd s $1:15 Were $1 and s 692000 e 0 Buive Wenvy, Rott Fage | . 3250 Sik Shades for Fieor g Q¢ [l Veneer Dremer. from 313000 brd- o} ’ g sl i i i Sitik: avade Sill 3 for $3.00 i b Mattresses, filled with pure cotton. [l Lamps. Sghtly sotied. oo L § OO shtly $14.75 Wonderful Shoes in kind and quality—while i fil Shirts; seperate cal- Rayon Undershirts; Good ticking Al @6 OF | niriue o Sxtra Inrge areser, SEFIITIL Gl < 688 & the values put them in the $10, $11 and $12.50 i T $5:35 $280, $3and 93.50 $9.19 plain ‘shades ‘enmly: 69¢c sizes .. il venity dresssr. chifforobe and [l chrome base. Complete with fringed S P 1 s ol P | and $12. Now.... Were $1.50 ..... $39.75 Large Oak Buffet, new style bed. Floor 3129 00 silk shade, Welsbach fix- 85.95 classes of footwear. I 3 for $15.00 3 for $6.00 3 for $2.00 in” excelient - conaition. @@ 85 | sample ........... . Sute, chimsey and cord.. DO ; (Trade-in) ...... - \ . 5 ? The best of them will be snapped up quickly M h Shi A“ s ifi s : [ —so hurry! 4 (o JRil ’r h?n a'ttan rts t traws H ow TO REACH . ere $3, $4 $ i , || e 1/, Off $3,%4 §71.50 |- THE WAREHOUSE | R $5and $6. . .. A o o - Sale at INCOR| - Warehouse = )PORATED | en 5 [/ o The Mode—F at Eleventh S Dt s | of parking space. Take . g No Branch Stores i Seventh, Ninth or 14th St. | - CARL M. BETZ, M cars and get off at M St ' . ., Mgr. N.W. Short walk. Inquire ‘T ‘Alléy, Rear °f918 M St N West Side— for Woodward & Lothrop's ] of, = ol 61 13t treet ey old wareho : Bet. F & G Sts. © Large Brick 4-story Building——Plenty of Parking/Space * 57 i Inquive for Weodward &' Siothyer/s Old Witehei 5L