Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1929, Page 21

ENPRINGHAM CASE ANATS ARRAL Former Minister in Health| Clinic Probe Still in | California. : By the Assoclated Press. | NEW YORK, September 12.—Sol | Ullman, assistant State’s attorney gen- | eral, said yesterday that Dr. James Empringham, former Episcopal minis- ter, who is accused of operating a health clinic, although not a holder of a medical degree, was still “somewhere in California.” The case against Empringham con- tinues active, Mr. Ullman said, but nothing can be done unt!l Empring- ham’s return to this jurisdiction, as he is charged only with a misdemeanor, under which he cannot be extradited from another State. When the charges against Empring- ham were made public in August his former connection with the National Anti-Saloon Leagie was mentioned, and 4t was said also in news dispatches sent by the Associated Press from New York that he had been superintendent of the New York State League. These early dispatches failed to recall that Emp- ringham had changed his attitude with regard to prohibition, and had achieved publicity by advocating the use of light | wines and beer. Deny League Connection. i Officials of the Anti-Saloon League | were quick to deny the statement that | Empringham was connected with the Anti-Saloon League, and said that even though he was at one time vice presi- dent of the National Anti-Saloon | League of America and occupied a po- | sition in the New York State Anti- Saloon League, that such employment was of a minor and temporary nature. Dr F. Scott McBride, head of the National Anti-Saloon League, issued a statement August 16 denying that Empringham_ever was State superin- * tendent of the Anti-Saloon League in New York. Claimed in Autobiography. Prominence was given to Dr. Emp- ringham’s early activities in connection with Anti-Saloon League matters be- cause of the fact that his own biography by himself and published in “Who's Who" claimed such connections. This biography was repeated in late editions, issued since the controversy engendered ,when Empringham canvassed the Prot- LANSBURGH & BRO ® 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 In Progress! Our Final and Most Drastic Clearance! Summer Dresses and Coats “Positively the last reductions” on these dresses and coats! Every one is marked 80 low they will walk right out in twos and threes! We invite you to participate; if your size is here, you can buy a dress or coat—at savings of from $5 to $20. Dresses That Were $10 and $16.50 5 ‘Wash crepe, printed crepe, shiffon and georgette dresses ——women’s and misses’ sizes, wery broken, of course, but many outstanding styles. Dresses That Were $25 to $39.50—Now $20 Final Clearance Spring Coats Were $16.50 to $45.00 Abe Martin Says: One o' the commonest an’ most pop’lar mistakes is thinkin’ your wor- ries are over when your children git married. ‘Workers have a nuncanny knack o knowin’ jest when to strike. Look at the New York grave diggers walkin’ out Jjest when ever’buddy’s gittin’ murdered. (Copyright, 1929.) - REPAIRS OLD CLOCKS. John G. Sargent, Ex-Attorney Gen- eral, Takes Up Hobby. LUDLOW, Vt. (#)—Back in the en- vironment of his home town, John Garibaldi Sargent, Attorney General of the United States under President Cool- idge, is spending many hours at his old hobby of collecting and repairing clocks. ‘The rarer and older a clock is, the better he likes it and his home is filled EXPAND WOMEN’S CLUBS. Americans Spur Organization of ‘European Federations, fi:fl women -re“vlnlm o) a view - tion g? an_intern: un':&hrflsdenmly _— SPENTS1500TRY- ING T0 GET WELL Then Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN : Brought Relief This ltltflinfi letter from an ex- | service man will interest who suffers from constipation: \ “I was discharged after the World War | with heart trouble and bad stomach. I had | saved about $1600. Since than I've spent that sum and a lot more on doctoring and operations and medicines. I always was bothered with constipation. “I told my wife to get some kind of light breakfast food and I would try it. She came home with a small package of Kellogg’s | ALL.BRAN. T ate & for nn-u:t. lench nd dinner, about a common tea-saucer full with milk at each meal. I have been doing this for about a month. I have stopped take ing dope (medicines). I work 9 to 12 hours. 1 have a good appetite. And now I am gain- ing flesh and believe I am getting well."— Georas C. O'CoNNELL, Barker, N. Y. Cleanse your system of constij ) tion’s Jroisqns. Thousands have re- | gained their old-time vigor and vim, stopped conlfipntion fium, by eating Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. : Eat two tablespoonfuls daily— in chronic cases, with every meal. Relief is guaranteed. ALL-BRAN | is 100% bran. 100% effective—doc- tors recommend it. Ready-to-serve with old timepieces, forming a collection | with milk or cream. Use in cooking. that is noted nationally. his old clocks are running. And all of See the reci on the packa, Made by Kellogg in Battle Creegfi Sold by all grocers. Served in lead- i estant_Episcopal clergy in relation to | ing hotels and restaurant their views on the light wine and beer | cog, T question. His activlties at that time | were repudiated by Bishop Manning y and prominent layimen in the Protest- ant Episcopal Church. The Associated Press gladly makes this statement to correct an erroneous impression created by the dispatches mentioned. Dresses That Were $16.50 to $25 Some of our smartest models, are in . this group! Ensembles included! Chif- fon, georgette, wash crepes; women’s and misses’ sizes. 100 vow 97,50 « $18 Kashmere, broadcloth, silk, and beng: coats—mostly black and blue; some t: green; a bargain if you can find your size in the size chart below! ‘Sizes|14(15/1838|42(44[4075 4214|4516 (4615|48%4(50%% Smart little dres: months at school this Fall! $7.5007(814(1] | | O & L $12 1515(2] [ | | $15 (3(413| | | | $18 [13117/9| (13| 1 | 2 skirts; sizes 13 Coats and Dresses—Second Floor Summer Frocks Were $7.95 to $10.00 chiffon, and georgette—light and dark shades; hi; e flat crepes; pleated and flared Dresses That Were Values at $35 *15 Informal afternoon frocks and ensembles in georgette, chiffon and flat crepe; some chiffon dresses with crepe Jjackets! Jr. Misses’ Now $5 that will do for several Printed crepe, to 19. Rayon Radiums Were 48¢ Yard 39¢ Yara A firm, lustrous fabric that mak satisfactory slips and underwear; also used in art needlework; white and light and -dark plain colors; 36 in. wide. 25¢ Plain Color Voile, 19¢ Yd. 40 inches wide, with the ribbon edge that denotes quality. Lovely pastel shades. 39¢ Dress Ginghams, 29¢ Yd. 32 inches wide, and an evenly woven, firm ity for making school dresses; checks and b : plaids; good color combinal Wash Fabrics—Third Dallas Sheets Specially Priced Free from filling; all sturdy cotton, bleached a snow white; meatly hemmed. Every size reduced tomorrow! $1.00 63x90, regularly $1.25 . 72x90, regularly $1.35 .....$1.09 72x99, regularly $1.45 .....$1.19 81x90, regularly $1.45 .....$1.19 81x108, regularly $1.65 ....$1.39 Third Floor 40-In. Printed Flat Crepe Regularly $1.95 #1.29 veu An attractive assortment of small floral and conve nal patterns; variety of color combinations. 32-In. Printed Tub Silks 49c yard Regularly 79c washable silk in thirty attractive patterns — for kimonos and dresses. = 32-In. Silk Pongee 75¢ yard Regularly $1. Twenty-five shades! :l;.ngn q.unl‘::y for drapes, slips and 36-In. Ork;dn Radium 88c yard Regularly $1.09. Light and dark shades for making lining and dresses; smooth, lustrous "?.h-hh that washes beautifully! Third Floor _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1% _n 'LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Thrifty Friday, the 13th—A Lucky Shopping Day—You Save 25% e No Mail, Phone or C. O. D.’s on Advertised Items Wash Crepe Frocks (150) White and pastel sports frocks with fully pleated skirts, smart recklines and fancy tr;gls; {’ew [g‘lists and polka dots; 16 to 40. Were : Friday only i s5095 Sport Shop—Second Floor Dresses—Low Priced (75) Dresses at a drastic reduction; printed crepes and chiffon, pastel geor- gettes and wash crepes—sports, street and afternoon styles. Were $10; Friday only $30’75 Inexpensive Dress Shop—Second Floor Hudnut’s Compacts (288) Silver-plated, engine-turned com- pacts with Richard Hudnut powder; dis- continued .style. That is still 50 good. Were §1; Friday only.... C Street Floor . . . Bargains in Notions (100) Odds and ends — laundry bags, shoe bags, garment bags, shoe trees, slightly soiled sanitary goods. 25 Were much more; Friday only. . C Street Floor Handbags Reduced (119) Smart leather handbags that are a bit shopworn reduced for tomorrow’s selling. Pouches, envelopes—both fitted ; A variety of colors. Were sl 29 . $1.79. Friday only Street Floor 72x108-In. Rayon Spreads (22) Beautiful spreads, made with wide ruffles, tucked insertion, in twin-bed size; soft shadings in rose, blue, gold, helio and %reen ; were $12.50 and $12.95. 39.95 riday only Upholstery Remnants (150 yds.) Hand-blocked linens, damask, rayon, celanese and leatherette, in useful lengths for drapes and upholstery; orig- inally $1.50 to $1.95 yard; Friday 98 only, yard .. C Fifth Floo Drapery Remnants (200 yds.) Useful lengths for many pur- poses; chintz, voile, poplin, gauze and marquisette; originally 75c to 49 $1.25 yard. Friday only, yard.. C Fifth Floor Ecru Net Curtains (82 prs.) Ecru net curtains, in pretty filet weave ; some with cqlored edges; very attractive patterns; originally $3.50 to $395 pair. Friday only, sl 95 - . pair ..... Fifth Floor Art and Stamped Goods, 3+ Off Now 29c to $2.49 Linen crash scarfs, crib covers, aprons, fancy pillow tops, panels and scarfs for painting—all one-half off! 5 Third Floor 200 Men’s Fancy Shirts MOSTLY WITH JOHN BARRYMORE COLLARS '1.15 Every shirt in this group originally sold for $1.95—but there are only 200 more, and we want to clear them out. :Sizes 14 to 16. (43) Lewis’ knitted _athletic " union suits; were $1.50. i ‘oni (31’4) Lewis’ knitted golf suits; sgc were $2.50. Friday only......s« © (122) Pieces of underwear, knitted undershirts, rayon shorts and broad- cloth shorts; were 75c and $l. 49c Friday only.. (35) Reis’ athletic were $1.50. Friday only. (“)SGS;“ d“s:95 Fyz sweaters; were. $395 and $495. Friday only > 32-19 o were 65c. Friday oly.... ... 29c (38) Fancy pajamas; -were sl 19 sl.fizsl ;ndc:lss. Friday only.. tton pongee paiamas; ci:es ‘A and B; were $1.35. Friday 31 only ....... (84) Shirts; sizes 131, 14, were $1.35 to $195. P only i.ieenis k 3 $ Men's Wear Shop—Strect Floor [ Porch and Outdoor Furniture Cut in Price (10) “Duban” Porch Awnings—w i t h gal- vanized tubular frames. 6 to 9 feet widths with 3-ft. drop and 9-in. val- ance. Green and white, green and grey and grems and tan. Were $11.50 to duzs $3.75 (31) Folding Chairs, sturdy, with varnish fin- ish. Were $1.49. iy [ (3) Brown Siat Porch Shades, 12 ft. wide and 7 ft. long. Were $11.50. Briday B $5.75 (5) Folding C with heavy flowered green canvas covering, green painted frames. Were $4.95. Friday vy 9199 Fourth Floor Toys at Reduced Prices (49) Steam Rollers, that really run. Were 35c. only (37) Ukuleles, saxophones, cornets, pianos and zylophomes. Were I:ch to $149. Friday only . KA Zsc (18) phones, also trombones, cornets and pianos. Were 98c to $1.49. Friday*49€ O™ Fourin Fioor Knitted Underwear (158) Kayser Knit Suits, bodice top or built-up shoulddrs; pink only; broken sizes; were 59c. Fri- day only. 39c (17) Children's Rayon Slips and Combinations, with bloomer legs; were 195. Friday 95(: Panties and Bloomers; tailored and lace trim- med; broken sizes; were $1.25. Third Fleor 100 Summer Hats Originally $5, 9c Several more weeks to wear them—then put them away until next Summer—for they're smart styles of felt, silk and straw. in white and all desirable colors. Second Floor 150 Women’s Em- broidered Linen Handkerchiefs Were 35¢ 173c Of soft, snow-white Belfast linen, attrac- tively embroidered and finished with 1g-inch hemstitched hems. Street Floor Save in the Sport Shop Tomorrow (2) Rajah Coats, green and yellow. Sizes 4 Were $16.50. Friday only $5.95 (2) Flat Crepe Jackets, yellow and peach. sSiSR:; 16 and 18. Were $5.95. Fridey only . 91,99 (1) R ed Flannel g.lc:ge,F size 40 Was . Friday only .. & $3 75 (1) Red Crepe Beach Pajama Ensemble, with printed blouse. Was oy e $6.95 (50) Wool and Rayon Sweaters, slipover styles with round and vee necklines. Were $295. only 5.2 7 §1.45 (25) Printed Silk Blouses, smart -styles; sizes 34 to 40. Were $5.75. Friday sz‘gs Second Floor Glassware Odds and Ends Reduced (14) Flower Bowls, brightly colored and crystal glassware. Were Lo (29) onnaise Sets, crystal glass with light cutting. Were 59c. only (305) Glass Coasters, in an attractive shade of blue, *Were 5c. Friday only, 2 for. (60) Imported Glass Bobaches and Prisms. W oere Friday only.... (59) Hylo Lamps, were 29c. day only. (19) D S of _georgette. hields, Were . 49c. Fri- 35€ Boys’ School Wear Greatly Reduced (66) Wash Suits, middy and button-on styles, of broadcloth and novelty materials; xoodvcolors; sizes 4 and . Were 69c. Friday only 49(: (7) Boys' Items, in- cluding (3) jersey suits, 3 and 4 years; (2) cor- duroy knickers, 8 to 15 years; (1) pair blue serge long pants, size 13; (1) pair corduroy {(\a/nz pargls, size 12, Jere $2.95 to $3.95. Friday $1.79 (14) Items, including (2) blouses, 10 and 12; (3) small size sweaters; (7) wash suits, 4, 5 and 6 years; (2) pairs long duck pan Were 97c :;61.39. rida?r 74c (42) insook Union Suits, sizes 30 to 34. . Were 35c. Fri- day only ....... 24c Street Floor Daytime Wash Dresses Reduced (38) Lawn, Batiste and Rayon Dresses, cool and crisp looking; short sleeves; bro- were s160... $1.19 (15) Crepe de Chine Dresses, kimono sleeve or sleeveless; pastels only; were $3.89 51'95 (40) Small Size Dresses, of batiste, or- gandy and voile; were $1.39. Fri only (6) Printed Gabardine Ensembles; small sizes; were $1.89. Pisenie: $1919 Third Floor Women’s Hosiery Prices Reduced (43) Prs. Women's All-silk Chiffon Hose, with a pyllover sock all in one. Broken sizes ere $1.45. Friday only.... 95¢ (11) Prs. Women's All-silk Chiffon Hose, in gunmetal shade with black heels. Broken sizes. Were 69c. only Jr. Misses’ Coats and Jackets (15) Spring Coats, broadcloths in blue, black and green, with broadtail or squirrel trim. Sizes 13 to 17. Were $25. y el $12.95 (10) Jackets, prints, corduroys and crepes, in _blue, green and maize. Sizes 13 to 17. Were $7.95. Frids ontv. 94,99 Second Floor Linens Now at Savings! (30 Yds.) 18-in. Linen Huck Toweling, good Irish quality, with fig- ured patterns. Bleached a snow white. Regular $1- grade. Fri- Buffet Sets, with pure cream linen centers and wide lace edges. Slight- Were e, Fit ere S50c. Fri- day only........ 19c (6) 70x7¢ Linen Cloths, heavy, durable quality, in a splendid :\hmccss of patterns. Vere 49, Fridsy only.. $8e09 (14) Hemstitched Linen Towels, pure Irish linen, of a fine soft weave; in many pretty $|'|]a;(9¢rns. Were 4. Friday Third Floor Save on Infants’ Wear! (47) Tots’ Dresses, prints and solid colors. Slightly soiled. Were $295. Friday only $1.95 (8) Handmade In- fants’ Dresses, of sheer nainsook, exquisitely embroidered. L o n g styles only. Were sl $2. Friday onl (20 Prs.) Girls’ Crepe Bloar;u:rl,\\\\,’hil:; sizes 6 to : ere Soc, Friday only, 29€ (28 Prs.) Girls’ Pa- jamas, novelty stripes and checks; one-piece styless,. Were s-l $1.50. - Friday only (29 Prs) - Infants’ Socks, broken assort- ments and sizes of high- er-priced lines. Were 25c and 35 Fridas onty.... 10€ (30) Vanta Shirgs, double-breasted styles: broken sizes. Were 59c and 69c. Frida; 39c Children’s Socks Reduced (409 Prs.) Children’s Socks—of a fine quality lisle, in novelty designs or plain with novelty cuffs. Mostl:i_sn&all sizes. Were 1lc. Friday only ... 6 (51 Prs.) Misses’ Ray- on Socks. green, pongee and blue. Broken sizes. Were 27c. 19c Friday only..... Street Floor Imported Stationery (20 boxes) French Writing Paper, slightly soiled; originally $2.50 and $350 box. Friday only.. Party Favor: r:onlm.; were 25c and 35c¢. i Enameled Metal ~ Articles at Drastic Reductions In transit from the factory these pieces in- curred scratches and dents, just enough to keep them from being perfect—so we've marked 'way down for quick clearance! (24) Metal library sets; space for books, magazines; smoking accessories; red or green; originally $295. Friday only, $1. (9) Hampers, in five attractive colors; originally $2.95. Friday only, $1. (15) Large utility cabinets, 5 colors; originally $5.75. Friday only, $1. (12) Shoe cabinets, with hosiery drawer; 4 colors; originally $6.45. Friday only, $1. (27) Shoe cabinets; slanting shelf and open front; 3 colors; were $1. Friday only, 3%. (25) Stainless steel grapefruit knives; originally 75c. Fri- day only, 35¢. (2) Hot Point enamel top electric Table Stove origi- nally $4. Friday only, $1.59. (1) Iron mail box; originally $12. Fri- day only, $3.95. (8) Kitchen and bathroom stools; were $195. Friday only, $1. (31) Bathroom stools; were $1.49. Friday only, 69¢c. (1) Bathroom stool; originally $2.95. Friday only, $1.95. (15) Egg crates, for mailing; were $1.25. Friday only, 69c. Miscellaneous Group Articles That Were 25¢ to 90c, Now 5¢ (5) Metal gas tubings; originally 30c. Fri- day only, (16) Aluminum ladles and scrub cloths; originally 15¢ and 39c. Friday only, Se. (53) Chemically treated dust mittens; were 25c. Friday only, Se. (75 yds. ) Screen wire remnmants; black; galvanized or bronze; originally 20c to 90c yard; Friday only, yard,-Se. (40) Keg faucets; originally 39%c. Friday only, Se. " Housewares—Sixth Floor Friday Bargains in Women’s and Misses’ Shoes (13 Prs) Women's Pumps—patent leathers, satins and kids; smart styles, but in broken size: Were $3.85. Fri only (12 Prs.) Women's Pumps—many wanted styles and leathers. Broken sizes. Were $10.85. Friday anly $5.85 (31) Prs. Misses’ Strap Slippers—one- button stvles, of patent Jeather; light welt soles. Broken sizes. ¢ . Girls’ and Misses’ Oxford Ti tan calf with alligator trim; some with crepe soles. 34Brflken sizes. Were and $495. Friday 32-95 Second Floor Save on Curtains and Draperies (45) Irish Point Panels, lovely patterns on good quality bob- inette. W hite only. Originally $3.20 to $3.95 each. Friday only, $1.95 (35 Yds.) Tapestry, Velour and Damask Lengths —usual pieces for covering odd chairs and pillows. Originally $3.50 to $395 i) | Fifth Floor Rugs and Floor Coverings Reduced (18) Pabco Felt-base Rugs—with long-wear- ing enameled surface. Sizes 9x10.6 and 9x12. Were $7.50 and $8.50. Friday il 3900 (50 Yds.) Felt-base Remnants—u s a ble lengths, in assorted col- ors an% desiFym Reg- ularly 49c. Fri- day, sq. vd...... 19¢ (6) Genuine Oriental Rugs—in rich colorings and designs. About 2.6 x5 it Were $3450. Friday (6) Genuine Oriental Rugs—in rare designs, richly tinted. About 3x6 Friday onlv.. Fifth Floor Fall Woolens at Savings (80 Yds.) All-Wool Granite and Serge—just the thing for making children’s school frocks. Good Fall colors. inches. . Regular grade. Friday only .. e (75 Y —with the hich is_the badge of chic for Fall, 1929! Black and navy: 50 inches. Was $3.50 yard. Friday only, vard... 32-59 (25 Yds.) All-Wool Empress Cloth—a soft, light-weight quality, ex- cellent for school frocks. 42 inches. Was $198 .. SO (37 Yds.) AH-wool Black Granite Cloth, smart for new Fall frocks. 44 inches wide. Regularly §1.25 yard. . T “Third Floor Dainty Underthings (22) Silk Undies— stepins, chemise and dancettes; of fine crepe de chine in lace trim- med or tailored stvles. Broken sizes. Were $1.98. only . aén d Che- mise—chemise of voile with dainty lace trim; slips of rayon in pretty peach color. Regular and extra sizes. Were (26) Gowns, and Chemise—of voile: tailored or lace trimmed styles. Flesh and peach, Were $1. Fri onlv (62) Undert cluding rayon slips with shadow-proof hems: Philippine stepins of soft cotton elahorately i ere 79c. Friday only 19¢ (4) Pajama Ensem- bles—2 and 3 piece styles of figured sateen and crepe de chine. Tailored or lace trimmed. Were Fridayorly. 92,95