Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1929, Page 25

.D. C., OCTOBER .20, G street southeast. The former asks and the latter $5.000. were occupants of an automobile which was in collision with a machine belonging to the defendant and being driven by his son, Charles F. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, FRANK SUTER IS FACING TWO SUITS FOR DAMAGES Sixteenth National Recreation Con- ; George E. Du:kle and Ber- gress here. nncbenar Twenty-five-year. given | | Ten and fifteen vear Toetale were to G. Honneleiter, req Brmst and awarded to workers in 35 cities. !lnhl'n of Chicago and 'o Miss Rebecca > —_— Total of $15,000 Claimed of High Suter, on Fifth street northeast rear ARD SERVICE MEDALS RECREATION WORKERS = ¥ ¥ b :::‘:z:::f"" Is Called. Bchool Teacher as Result of l:.‘g‘ef“’“‘&“"t‘::'m ’f_f‘{'fi:"%.fl‘f iofial Congress Honors Score of ice was given to Kaiser of Chi- GO, Chile, October 19.— Auto Accident. tion of the car. Attorney W. Cameron e mbens lnSSeulonl at Louis- : n;. i iing ;om ot on | ville, Ky. ollowing recel -year uua- SANTIA s alst G Ar Wihchell, Brookiyn: T President Carlos Tbanez Thursday issued Burch appears for both plaintiffs. he Assopiated Press, Sras. Thomas B Daly, Bmal Crotames | & eahs o, Congress to meet, in Frank Suter, a teacher in the Eastern DUISVILLE, Ky. October 19— | and Walter Wruht. Chlmo C. 8. dlnlrg‘lfllhn on High School, has been sued for $15,000 lals and. bars signifying long service | Lamb, New Orleans; Cecily Briscoll, to damages in two sults growing out of dminisiration or promot'on of pub- | .Ludlow, Mass. Mrs. L. Mendes, New ecreation were presented yesterday Orleans; Lee F. Harmer and C. number of men llnd ‘women at the New York; P. V. Gahan, St. Peters- — Vincent Pecha, a Czech railwayman, has been sentenced in Budapest by court-martial to five years' rigorous imprisonment for espionage. an automobile accident. The plaintiffs are Norman W. Birklett, 1217 E street southeast, and Elsie A. Tarman, 1324 granting special authority to the Presi- dent fo’ outline. administrative Tegula- ns, 1929—PART ONE. CONFER WITH PRESIDENT ON BUILDING PROGRAM Mellon and Heath Advise of Prog- ress in Acquiring Land in Triangle. Secretary of the Treasu: Assistant Secretary of Heath and Representative Elliott of Indiana, chairman of the House pub- lic buildings committee, conferred with | the President yesterday regarding the Pederll reu being made ‘WaS rej Mellon and e Treasury Bank, in Pot ers for bunhrs lfli partic- ul-rly h it -wu- coming year. e President was advised of the prog- mm’hlw in the mat- ter of acquiring land in the Pennsyl-|- vania avenue triangle. The President ted afterward as being par- ticularly desirous that the program be c&med out with as much haste as pos- sible. City firemen, called to the Midland England, were re- pulsed by night watchmen, who, un- aware of the fire, mistook the fire fight- L e AP S - 26H FURNITLRE CO. ocd Wil1+ KAUFMANNS| TSNS s ey We want you to attend this important event and we want you to come early. We have not offered comparatlve prices because they vould not do justice to the merchandise. You must come in and see it to appreciate its real worth. This sale is timely, offering as it oes an opportunity for those who want to buy new furniture for Fall, to make great savings NOW, and remember, you are more than wel- ome to take advantage of the liberal credit terms characteristic of Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Come Monday early—tell your friends and arrange a shopping party his roomy, iortable Cogs- chair, ma- eny - finish 'me, uphol- d Cin jac- ). d ¥elour, seat con- Comfortable Overstuffed Chairs 32 4.75 These chairs have been taken from 3-pc. suites. You have choice of mohair, jacquard and tapestry , . . with loose reversible cushions. They are all priced at less than half their real value. Console Table and Mirror $7.95 finish. Plate-glass mirror, set nicely mitered, set in Colonial cut-out frame, size 14x28 in. Table is attrac- tively carved, with and lower shelf. end table of attractive “A featured apron Hundreds of Lamps At Special Prices Attend this sale first thing Monday morning and take your pick of this won- derful display of lamps. There are all styles and all kinds to suit all tastes. Complete with silk georgette shades and artistic bases, Bridge Junior syite is made of select walnut veneer. Lamps velour to match. Sale Prices on Curtains Draperies and Blankets Good Quality Filet Panel Curtains, taflored and rrinnd 36 to 40 inches in width Tailored Filet Net Panels, fine mesh with small dr)l! rings. Moderne or floral design. Each Beautiful Shadow Lace Panels, i flounce. Each Good Quality Damask Window Drapes with 50 lnch :lhlned valance. Blue and Gold and Rose and Gold comblna- lons. Ruffied Curtains, suitable for all rooms. $1.00 to $6.95 Soft Fleecy All-wool Blankets, guaranteed all-wool filling and warp. Colors—green and white, rose and white, yellow and white, and a number of 39 75 other pretty shades. Double size, 66x80. Tu-Tone Rayon Wool - filled Comforter, $9 75 combination of green and orchid The Above Items on Sale at Julius Lansburgh’s Only Occasional Chair M 2 hogany fnish, well $fa.49 con s tructed o frames, with restful arms. Velour seat and tapestry back. 3-Piece Fiber Suite Hand-woven fiber, with 60-inch settee. Spring cushion seats covered in attractive $ 49 cretonne. Two-tone decorated finish. : . e by IS Sl IRl SRR S 3.Door Porcelain Lined Refrigerator ‘$34 -75 sk, exterior cuse, wall Windor Style Coil Spring Double Da-Bed $23.75 Wood-finished m(ll'd equipped ma L doubh ot i 1b. roh %rni ture (2. 09 F Street B e iy Pl useq to clean as g cI a1 Cice "capatity. sible spring seat cushions. Convenient Deferred Payments a double bed. Reversible spring-filled seat cushions ~ N . O il Pt Pt el i Yl 0} (I Y iy > sl et ~ 2 I ittt i & Pt ottt e, A This attractive suite is shown in two-tone jacquard velour with rever- Large davenport, armchair and club chair. Thoroughly well constructed. The davenport may be easily converted into A il =, \ 14|s u.st NW A Massive 10-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suite Another great special value that will cause this sale to be the center of attention. Consisting of 60-in. buffet, extension table, enclosed server, grilled-front china cabinet and 5 side chairs and 1 armchair upholstered in jacquard ¥ 07 Philco LOW-Boy All-Electric Neutrodyne Plus Complete With Tubes Nothing Else to Buy 149 Screen Grid, Less Tubes Easy Terms—No Interest or Carrying Charges 3-Piece Jacquard Velour Bed-Davenport Suite $1 2475 Z i il Tiiin € Wi Y il > iin g BYRD GEOLOGISTS ARE BACK IN CAMP Preparations Get Under Way: to Resume Flying at Little America. BY RUSSELL OWEN. | By Radio to The Star and New York Times. LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctics, Oc- tober 18.—Larry Gould and the mem- bers of his geological party who bad the supporting party for: two days on the trall, returned laat night to the base. With him Norman Vaughan, Eddie Goodale, Jack O'Brien and Mike Thorne, who dropped their loads where they can be 2‘ltked up later and returned with light ledges. Carl Petersen, who out to iuu'-'hendmutlndlngu | finder for use in connection with m | plane later on, and Joe Rucker, | made moving pictures of the trafl vert. also came bacX. They had perfect weather during the three days, but brought back word that me supporting party was having a time because of the condition of thz surface. It is in a state of transi- tion and has a hard crust through . It was zero_yesterday after- {noon and has been hovering { zero all this morning—makes the sur~ I!uve’ ;flrurhmg hnuunn; easier. le the dog ams are struggling | over the surface the lanes u: | rapidly being put in condition. The engine of the Fairchild was started the this morning ‘Thnt plane which was used so mu |last year and was in perfect condition But, of course, with a blizzard likely |to blow up at any moment it is not | probable it _there will be any flying yet awhile. The sun lmzlu here one moment and an lwur later there mw be a howling wind and blinding dsaft.” But it is good to hear the so of & motor again, for it means that the time when flying is poulble 1s rapidly approaching. CONTEMPT CHARGE MADE FOR LETTER TO JURIST Woman Hailed Before Court for Asking Judge to “Go Easy” With Communists. By the Associated Press. ALTADENA, Calif,, chher 19.- —‘i- ’ednesday on contempt charges. Judge Allison quoted Mrs. Garz as. having asked him, in her letter, to " easy with these ummu." FLIGHT FUND PROBED. Newspaper Declares Solicitors Got Honoy Raised for Tokio Hop. FRANCISCO. October 19 m goa"”‘"‘.‘iu’“é..ie"'g‘" ih Japaness - or which Ja lifornia contributed more mm - 000 have been supplanted by an investi~ tghmm to ascertain what has become of An‘: rn;to.nei according to the J:pcnue | Ame apanese language newspaper, h asserted subscriptions ad e to pay solicitors who obtained Pflut S. J. Kubota and his manager, 8. Ngata, originators of the ides, which caued Xor a take-off from San Francisco next May in a specially des with a crew of Xo!lxr are qun' newmws s explaining that expenses ttees working on the project lefl a deficit and that the fl!‘ht ‘would be abandoned. WATERING OIL WELLS. ’Crudo Petroleum Is Forced From Hole Under Pressure. PITTSBURGH () —Water pressure enables operators in the Bradford fields of Northwestern Pennsylvania to drill well where they please with the cer- ainty of getting oil. Four water wells are drilled at the corners of a square 200 to 300 feet on a side. In the center is drilled one oil well. Water is forced down the four corner wells under pressure and oil | comes up the central well. The method works, says Dr. Charles R. Pettke, professor of geology and | mineralogy at Carnegie Institute of | Technology, regardless of old wells that ay be in the vicinity. The method is called the “five-spot.” Dr. Fettke has -just completed four years’ study of the method and says it gaau ‘brought up production tremen- lou “Second Best” Navy Hit. SYRACUSE, N. Y., October 19 (#).~—~ A second-best Navy is like a second- best poker hand, in the ward: of Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman, 8. N, and e Added in an address m the League: “If any of those who may be listening have ever heavily backed a full house against four-of-a-kind they know what I mean.” FREE TUNING | UNDER RENTAL CONTRACT WORCHS 1110 G Esti879