Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1929, Page 21

MARION STRIKERS MAY HOLD PARADE Wholesale Arrests in Riot and Troopers Apparently Fail to Halt Plans. By the Associated Press. MARION, N. C,, September 2.—Pres- ence of armed State troops, recent wholesale arrests of union sympathizers and an “anti-parade ordinance,” passed by the local board of aldermen, appar- ently failed to alter Marion's Labor day celebration plans. ‘Twenty-six alleged participants in last Friday night's riot, which occurred after a strike in the Clinchfield Mill here, were in jail. They were among the 76 arrested on charges of inciting a riot as Sheriff Oscar Adkins and his depu- ties attempted to break up disorders in the Clinchfield Mill district. Jail Filled With Offenders. Serving of 148 warrants sworn out by the sheriff ceased when the jail was filled and it was determined that many of those sought had left the village. Those for whom warrants were issued included Alfred Hoffman, Scouthern or- ganizer for the United Textile Workers of America. Hoffman and 49 others ar- ranged bond. Labor leaders, with Hoffman as their spokesman, refused to comment on the status of the parade, stating an an- nouncement would be made at a mass ‘meeting this afternoon. Hoffman's only contment on the parade was: “Let the others wait and see what we do. How- ever, there is not going to be any dis- order.” Labor Officials to Attend Fetes. Hoffman said 200 officials and desig- nated delegates and 600 other members of unions in other parts of the State had sent word they would be present. A meeting of the McDowell County commissioners was called for today to discuss passage of an anti-parade ordi- nance similar to that of this city. The Clinchfield & Marion Manufacturing Co. villages are outside the city limits of Marion. . Alexandria Home Damaged. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 2.— Fire of unknown origin about 8 o'clock this morning damaged the interior of the two-story home of Mrs. Laura Hicks, at 1125 King street. A general alarm vas sounded and the firemen quickly extinguished the blaze. SHIP SIGHTS PONTOONS. l Identity of Wreckage Off Brazilian Coast Is Unknown. ‘Three pontoons were sighted by the steamship Rubly Keys yesterday about five miles northwest of Puta Maya lighthouse, off the coast of Brazil, ac- cording to a radio dispatch received at Coast Guard headquarters here from the master of the steamship. The radio message, relayed to Wash- ington by the naval radio station at Key West, Fla., contained no informa- tion as to the possible identity of the pontoons. TO SEEK FEDERAL AID FOR ALASKA SHIPPING Jefferson Myers, Returning From Tour, Says Tourist Hotels Are Also Needed. By the Assoclated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., September 2.— Jefferson Myers, Oregon member of the United States Shipping Board, here to-. day after a tour of Alaska, declared the Northern Territory needed uninterrupt- ed shipping service from this country rather than four or five months out of the year and that he intended to seek Government aid with that end in view. Mr. Myers declared that to increase the tourist travel and draw investors to Alaska five hotels should be constructed, one in each of the five cities, at a cost of $1,000,000. “It is probable the ship owners would build these hotels if they were able to see their way in giving continuous year- round service to Alaska,” he said. “They need something to help them over the worst of the Winter months.” Mr. Myers said that excellent oper- ators are in charge of ship lines to Alaska and during the Summer months give good service, but during six or seven months of the year “that huge territory is cut off from us.” “The operators are convinced they cannot, give continuous service without help from the Government through mail contracts,” he said. New Twist in Rum Racket, NEW YORK, September 2 ().—Boot- leggers have a racket in which the vic- tim is the business associate of some- body with a Park avenue, Fifth avenue or Wall Street address whose name has been published on transatlantic sailing lists. A fake radio message purporting to be from the traveler is delivered at his office. It says he has arranged to have packages of good stuff right off the boat sent collect. Maurice Camp- bell, prohibition administrator, describ- ing the fraud, said the liquor was bad and the price high. T Replenish Your Household Supplies in —Now is the time for all good housewives to stock up their shelves with new linens, towels sheets, etc., needed for the coming Winter— for Christmas giving and for wedding gifts. A Manufacturer’s Close Out of 1,800 Linen Scarfs 89¢ and $1 Values 49¢ ea. —An unusually lovely and varied collection of scarfs, priced in this sale at a most attractive low price. Three dif- ferent lengths for your Cotton and Linen TOWELS All Are Full Size—Good Quality —and Very Specially Priced —50c “Cannon Mill” Bath 380 ea. Towels, at .... —20x40 - inch Turkish Bath 23(: ea. Towels Zizsente 39 ea. Towels .. . 19¢ ea. —25¢ Cotton 15¢ ea. Huck Towels —19¢ Cotton check glass This Fall Sale of U Reg. $1.25 Hemstitched Linen Napkins Half a Dozen for 84c —14-inch napkins of a nice quality linen damask in neat patterns, finished Towels, at ..... —Part - linen Dish Towels, special —Imported Cot- ton Glass Tow- with hemstitched hems. Splendid napkins for everyday use—sturdy and attractive. Very specially priced in this sale. choosing, 34, 45 and 50 inches—all with linen centers, edged with white or colored lace. ]_Oc ea. 10c¢ ea. —23x46 - inch Turkish Bath 34(} ea. TOWEI "< ... o —18x36 - inch Turkien Bath 1 Q¢ €a- Towels —17x32-in. Pure Linen Huck ea. Towels 250 Handsome New $95 Westinghouse. Electrified Sewing Machines Slightly Marred in Uncrating $1.25 Linen Table Damask 95¢ yd. —Excellent quality, sturdy wearing 64-inch linen damask, in neat patterns. Full bleached. $1.25 Linen Lunch Sets 94c —Five-piece sets, with 44x44 cloth and four nap- f nice quality linen with- fancy colored stripe borders. 25c¢ Linen Crash Toweling 17¢ yd. —17-in. heavy crash towel- ing, with red or blue bor- ders. Very absorbent. $4.50 Linen Table Sets $3.49 —Seven-piece sets, with a 64x64-inch_cloth and six napkins. Of linen damask, finished with hemstitche hems. Regularly $1.50 $1.09 —Pretty, serviceable sets of a nice quality linen—some with colored striped borders, others with plaid centers. Cloth 50x50 inches and four $1.59 Birdeye Diaper Cloth $1.25 Table Padding at Ready Made 5-Piece Linen Pillow Ticks Bridge Sets —When closed these ma- chines can be used as desks in living rooms or dens— and when opened as service- able, efficlent sewing ma- chines. They are made with the Westinghouse built-in- the-head motor...knee con- trol...and come with a com- plete set of attachments. Fully guaranteed. Convenient Terms Kann’s—Fourth Floor. arlton’ Costume Footwear T4e —Regular 95c sets, con- sisting of a 35x35-inch cloth and four 12-inch napkins. Of nice quality linen, with fancy colored stripe borders. Neatly boxed. $3 Embroidered Bridge Sets - $1.95 —Beautiful sets with col- ored embroidery. 36-inch cloth and four napkins. Reg. $3.75 Linen Table Sets at $2.95 —Seven-piece sets of linen damask, with 54x54 cloth and six napkins with hem- stitched hems. $1.25 pe. —27-in. cotton Birdeye cloth, put up in ten-yard pieces. Sanitary and durable. $1.79 Madeira Napkins, 6 for $1.38 —Elaborately embroidered napkins—of a nice quality linen. Embroidered en- tirely by hand. 89¢ Basco Table Tops 59¢ —44x54 linenized table tops or cloths, hemmed ready for use. Will not lint after laundering. 12-in. napkins to a set. 1,200 Reg. $1.00 Linen Tablecloths —Two different sizes for your choosing, one 50 inches square, the other 44x54. Both of a nice quality crash linen, with colored Roman stripe bor- ders. An excellent value. 95¢ yd. —54-inch quilted padding; a good heavy, splendid wearing quality. Reg. 45¢ and 50c¢ Pillow Tubing 37c yd. —Pequot pillow tubing, in 36, 40, 42 and 45 inch widths. For pillowcases and bolsters. $3 and $3.25 Rayon Bedspreads $2.59 —=80x105-in. spreads, with attractive woven designs in rose, blue, gold, green or orchid. 47¢ ea. —Choice of the 21x27 and the 22x28 sizes—of fancy striped ticking. Guaran- teed featherproof. Unbleached Muslin at 10c¢ yd. —36-inch unbleached mus- lin that will soon bleach white. Excellent for pillow- cases, mattress and ironing board covers. Regular 50c Art Ticking 38c yd. —8-ounce featherproof ticking, in a variety of pat- terns and colors. An ex- cellent wearing quality. NGASHE e Pattern Cloths Of Pure Linen Damask A Miscellaneous Lot "Napkins and Cloths Do Not Match 68x68 Pattern Cloths, Reg. $5.00, Now. . .....$3.50 ea. 72x106 Pattern Cloths, Reg. $5.50, Now. .. ...$3.75 ea. 70x88 Pattern Cloths, Reg. $8.00, Now.... .. ...$5.50 ea. 22x22 Damask Napkins, Reg. $6.50, Now. . . .$5.00 doz. 22x22 Damask Napkins, Reg. $9.00, Now.....$6.95 doz. A Manufacturel;;s Close-Out Rayon Poplin Bedspreads Regular $8 Value $4.95 —Beautiful, bright colored spreads of rayon poplin, with shirred borders and neatly scalloped edges. The 81x105 size in the pretty shades of rose, blue, gold and orchid. An unusual value, Fall Fashion is calling you . . . invitingly . . . alluringly . . . to Hahn “Carlton” shoes. Ultra-« Moderne in its symmetrical blend- ing. of suede and kidskin is this new model. Green, blue, antique purple and: other new Autumn shades. ’ 63290 size Seconds of the Mohawk Brand 63x99 size 72x99 size 81190 size $]' ea. —81x99 —81x: and 72x milixg] 15ea, = $129ea. Pill;)wca‘see to Match 29¢ ea. Hemstitched Pattern Cloths 815105, With Napkins to Match 52x52 Hemstitched Cloths, Reg. $3.95, Now. .$3.00.ca. 64x64 Hemstitched Cloths, Reg. $6.00, Now. .$4.50 ea. 64280 Hemstitched Cloths, Reg. $7.00, Now. .$5.50 ea. 14x14 Napkins to Match, Reg. $4.50, Now. . . .$3.50 doz. fourteen-fifty Other “Carltons”—$10.50 to $18.50° 42x36 and 45x36 sizes