Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1929, Page 32

D TURKISH MOVIE KILLS BT e ) o ess ALL MAIN CHARACTERS || e for |! 39¢ Pillowcases Military Romance Develops Into| Many Tragedies and No ° | “Happy Ending.” 4 for Purchase of per- fect quality 45x36 ANGORA (N.AN.A.) .—Virtually every | | one of any importance is killed in the | new all-Turkish cinema drama. It isf/ a military romance set in the year 1922, when Mustapha Kemal's army was fighting against the Greeks and the pillowcases, made of strong, even- thread hleached pillowcase cotton wide hems. Street Floor :l LEGIONNAIRES HELD ONLQUOR CHARGES Bootlegger Declares He, Bought Protection to Sell Rum at Convention. 81x90 seamless bleached sheets of firm, serviceable quality. Slight sec- onds. Men’s Sweaters Sizes 36 to 46 In V-neck sweaters, showing dark heather mixtures. Street Floor. Suitan. A beautiful princess of Anatolia, wife of one of the officers of the Sultan, falls in love with Kemal's secret agent and betrays him because he will not | run away with her. The agent's mother with oo . — Satisfaction Since 1859 By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, November 14.—Six- teen persons were under indictment to- day on liquor conspiracy charges ac- cusing them of having promoted a “wide open town” during the recent American Legion State convention at San Diego. Those under indictment are San Diego business men and American Le- glon convention eommitteemen. All were ordered to appear at San Diego tomorrow for arraignment on the in- dictments. The indictments followed a Federal grand jury Inquiry after Charles H. Mu- loch, confessed bootlegger, had given in- formation before the jury. Muloch claimed to have paid $2,000 for the sole right to sell liquor at the Legion con- vention. Muloch charged that he had been “double-crossed” after the San Diego busi men and American Legion members were alleged to have made “promises of protection” for thim to de- liver liquor at the convention. Claiming he had been informed the “officials were fixed,” Muloch said he brought a huge guantity of liquor to a downtown San Diego hotel and then distributed his cards at the Legion con- vention. .He said he made no effort to conceal his liquor selling, because he “was promised his activities would not , be_interfered.” Muloch said he had been ‘“double- crossed” and that he had lost liquor then kills the himself dies while taking a message to Kemal, It is his younger brother who becomes | “The Angora Courler” film), rescuing his stolen sweetheart from the clutches of the Sultan. Sub- sequently the hn?ry couple are killed hefore Kemal final perhaps, constitutes the “happy ending’ according to the Turkish ideal! | (Coprright, 1920. by North American News- Burchell’s Famous 817-19 Fourteenth Street rincess and the agent | (title of the y is victorious. Th iper Alliance. Bouguet Coffee Never Better 37c. b, N. W. Burchell valued at $100,000, seized by Govern- ment agents. - ‘Th. men named in the indictments are Muloch, Logan E. Ruggles, San Diego business man; Clyde E. Wayland. ‘William N. Perley and Stanley Hale, all of San Diego, alleged to have posed as gflluchns, and L. W. Neitman, Willilam . Bemis, John T. Stafford, Peter Nie- | blas, J. N. Dawson, George Drake, Ira | Sluss, Joe Bain, Adolph Nieman, Wes- ley Muloch and A. F. Desserault, al- 1ged to have handled liquor under Mu- loch's direction. ! | COLUMBUS DOCUMENT | IS FOUND IN VATICAN | e | Manuscript. Written in Latin and Dated in 16th Century, Bears Motto of Discoverer. | . ROME (N.AN.A).—The armorial bearings of Christopher Columbus have been discovered by a Neapolitan noble- man who makes a special study of heraldic research, Advocate Francesco Creti Watthy. The manuscript, which is written in Latin and dated in the sixteenth century, was found irn the Vatican. It bears the motto, “Por Cas- 7 por Leon Nuevo Mundo Hallo (for Castille and Leon Columbus discovered a new world), and tells how the descendants of Columbus settled in ! Spain and how they became “princes , and lords of quality.” The honor was, of course, conferred on Columbus by the Spanish King, and the motto is proverbial in Spain to this 1 d‘hy. It is said that I for one thing one finds another, an adage which is certainly proved in this case, as Fran- | cesco Watthy was engaged on research for a Genoese family when he found the Somrmiens, oo . by Nor - The WRIGHT Company Close-out Prices - for immediate CLEARANCE Quantities Limited on These Items! Price and Even Less for These Suites and Odd Pieces Overstuffed Suites to Close Out (Floor Samples, More or Less Shopworn) Regular $125 3-Pc. Suites, in Jacquard Velour . $59 $77.50 $85 Regular $149. 3-Pc. 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Sizes 23 to 36. Rayon stripe gir- dles with elastic gores over hips and elastic top -and inserts in back. Sizes 27 to 36. 79¢ Brassieres Bandeaux & Bandettes, 2 for Of satin, crepe de chine and rayon - stripe 1.aterial, with or without elastic in back. Brassieres, - sizes 32 to 46; bandeaux, sizes 32 to 42; bandettes, sizes 30 to 38. Second Floor MGII:I $2.00 Lined Capeskin Gloves Exactly half price for these splendid quality capeskin _gloves with warmly fleeced lining. In brown, tan and black. Street Floor Women's 50c Hose, 3 Prs. for Perfect quality rayon-wool- lar colors. Women’s 35¢ Hose, 5 Prs. for 35¢c mercerized lisle hose, the wanted colors. Women's Burson Hose 4 Prs. for superior Burson hose. - ular sizes. Subject to slight irregularities. Misses’ 30c long, rayon- mixed sport hose, :m- "lm;o 10. Popular colors. Slight irregulars, 4 Prs. for Boys' mercerized fancy golf hose and girls’ &l:l'n and faney $1.00 Misses” Silk Hose 2 Prs. for ' pure thread hose heels. 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Styles of youthful distinction in plain colors, com- binations’and beautiful printed novelties, Copies of Imported Models Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 42 44 to 50 and the three-quarter coat. *39,%39.75&45 Winter Coats 21 Styles of exclusive origin, including the Vionnet wrap coat, the princess silhouette, the dip-bac.., the rippling flare § v Collars and cuffs .of Man- churian wolf, vicuna fox, pointed coney, French hare, beaverette, cocolette and' caracuk Second Floor Men’s $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits Elastic-ribbed cotton suits, sizes 36 to 46. Long sleeves, ankle length. Sleeve and ankle cuffs. Street Floor, Boys’ Caps, 2 for All sizes in golf style school caps, tallored of handsome woolen mixtures. Boys’ $1.50 Wash Suits Button-on suits with cham- s bray, Peggy cloth and Day- tona cloth pants and percale walsts. Belted style, with long sleeves, Bizes 3 to 8. 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Street Floor 29¢ Curtain Marquisette 8 Yds. for Mill irregulars of beautiful quality, yard-wide marquisette in plain white and fancy net styles. $1.25 Plaited Rugs Assorted colors in these washable oval rugs for bath- d_bedrooms. rooms an: 3 4 $1.49 Tie-Back Curtains Kriss-Kross and tie-back ruffied ' curtains, full size, in ecru color and rayon-trimmed. $1.29 Lace Curtain Panels Filet and Nottingham lace curtain panels in ecru color with fancy bullion fringe. i Third Floor An Extra Boys’ Suit, Mackinaw , or Overcoat Buy one garment at $9.75 and for $1.00 more you can select another from the same group. All sizes 8 to 16, Street - Floor $1.00 Window Shades, 2 for , Seconds ‘of Holland and oiled opaque shades in white, green and ecru. 39¢ Yard-Wide Cretonne 4 Yds. for Yard-wide and dark floral 4nd modevn. istic patterns of all colors. 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