Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1929, Page 26

’ 726 ® 1B TAX IS PLANNED ON ALIEN WORKERS Purpose of Assessment Is to Force Employes to Reside , at Place of Employment. Every time an alien crosses an in- ternational border to come to this country to work he will be taxed $18 under a plan of the Labor Department to prevent aliens from making their homes in Canada or Mexico while em- ployed in the United States. The proposed - tax, the department believes, would compel aliens either to establish homes in the United States or give up their employment. It would consist of a $10 visa fee and an $8 head tax. ‘The Labor Department said yester- day that 6,736 aliens employed in this country in the Detroit area have re- turned to Canada to make their homes because of lower taxes and cheaper living conditions. American Workers Move. Canadian real estate dealers, it was -m. have been active in attempting to persuade aliens in Detroit to make their homes in Canada and, in addition, 1,589 American citizens have moved across the line to live. On the other hand 12 aliens ard 974 citizens were said to live in De- troit and work in Canada. The recent opening of the ambassador bridge at Detroit has_aggravated the situation, the Labor Department be- lieves, by enabling residents of Cana- da to get to work in Detroit quicker than if they lived in the city’s suburbs. Aliens Work in Detroit. There are 250 ,000 aliens working in Detroit and labor officials seid they fear that many of these might decide to establish homes across the border While retaining their occupations in the United States. A _similar sifuation was said to exist at Niagara Falls, Buffalo, along the Vermont and Maine border, and at E! , on the Mexican border. The same thing was true to a lesser extent at many other places, it was said. The action contemplated by the de-| partment is similar to that taken re-4 cently by the Mexican govemmenc to com) Americans working in ‘Mexico to live in that country. At that time the Labor Department announced the Mexican government’ was within its rights in ldo))flng Lhe reguhmm. CAPONE AG AGAIN LOSES PLEA FOR FREEDOM Supreme Court of State of Penn-| sylvania Denies Application of “Scarface.” By the Associsted Press. “Scarfs Caj ggm:er ot lace” pone, gangster, ‘Tuesday lost another attempt to. obtain his release from jail when the Penn- eylvania Supreme Court denied his ap- plication for an appeal to that body The same action was taken in case of Frank Cline, Capone’s body Eurd both of whom are serving . year 2 penitentiary on charges of carry- ing~concealed weapons. Attorneys for Capone and Cline have made sevetal attempts to obtain the freedom of their clients, and three wecks ago seugm an appeal to the Su- preme Court from the decision of the Superior Court refusing a. writ of ‘habeas cor Ovurt lmchfl were of the opinion that Capone and Cline now will have to eunpf:tz mk sentences, which be- #an in May. ANTI-VIVISECTIONISTS ATTACK DR. HAMMILL Presiderit Atked to Rescind His Appointment as Member of Child Health Conference. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, November 28.—The New England Anti-Vivisection Society has Tequested President Herbert Hoover to withdraw his appointment of Dr. Samuel M. of Philadelphia chairman of the medical-section of the Coming White House conference on child health and protection on the gvund that he had made “human test " ont of destitute children. | 5 ¢fll-n edical Association in.|} XII‘ the Anti-Vivisectionists said that Dr. Hammill ‘and two other physicians | “took 160 foundlings, orphans and desti-. tute children, inmates most of them of St. Vincent’s-Home in Philadelphia, and used them as human test tubes in tuberculin research until they were { stopped by the sisters of the home.” | The society asked President Hoover to substitute the nomination of l mnn “who has not shown himseif to able of callous indifference to the xu fering of Lhe very class of children that the White House conference was ap- pol.nhed 0 safeguard and help.” ATTORNEY SUES FOR FEES IN DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS Asks $5,000, Which He Says Hus- | band Promised to Pay When | Suit Was Dropped. By the Associated Press. BUTTE, Mont., November 28.—Walter J. Hill and his wife Mildred yesterday Were sued in District Court by T. J. ‘Walker, Butte attorney, who asks $5.000 Itwrney! fees and court costs for act- Mrs. Hill's attorney in a separa- '-(on suil brought by her in Oc ber, 1927, and afterward dropped. The Butte attorney says when the became reconciled while the suit ‘was pending, Hill verbally agreed to assume payment of the fee, but has never discharged the obligation. Mrs. Hill recently brought suit in Liv- ingston, asking a divorce. Hill is the youngest son of the late James J. Hill, | railroad magnate. A Special Gift Display of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES -Westing- house Universal and Armstrong— including waffle iron, toasters, tors, irons, electric Tele- chron clocks, etc. Ideal birth- day, wedding or Christmas gifts. Als Table, Floor & Bridge Lamps in the newest design: % MUDDIMAN § 911 G St. NW. Phone Nat. 0149-2022 THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 \ W() L0 Cnn. Tomorrow- -Last 'St()re Wide Remnant Day Before Christmas Save a Fourth to a Half and Even More—and Tomorrow Is a Fine Day to Bring the Children Here Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C., O, D, or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Men’s Sh;es, $665 pair Were 30 to $13.50 65 Pairs Men's Black and Tan Calf, Tan Kid and Black Kanga- roo Oxfords, and Black and Tan Arnold Glove-Grip- High Shoes. Mediim, wide and narrbw’ toe lasts. Leather and rubber heels, leather soles. Sizes AAA 815 to 11; AA 734, 8, 8%, 9%, 10%, 11, ll/ A 7 to 11%; B 6, 6%, B, 84, 9; 914, 10, 1014, 11; 7%, 8, 9, 9%, 10, 10%; D6A 8%, 914, 10, 10/:.,11' E'9; 10, 10, 11. THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Victrola and Radio Combination, $325 Was. $750. 1 .Victrola and Radio CombBination, all-electric. 1 Victrola and Radio Combination, all- ;lecgrlic w ' £200 Radio 'c.hmu %V Radiola o Bag, h &ippl pocks 5.,2:'... 2. s‘«':um:- Teduced to $1150 Rain Jacl . Were $5. Brassies, were $5. Now $3 "Atum Shoan it Stel shaft, was $12. “Now reduced to 8 SporTING Goops, FOURTH FLOOR. Gift Shop Reductions Logisereite, Box SLIGHTLY DAM- . AGED. CMl—ne et Mariecs. 5. Now < 53 X o1 Trays. Were 3i Crayon Pencils. Were lk“ e gen 2 5 »3 na:ge!:' :z% e Bottles. Were §3.75. mm as 3225 f'- Set, I3 slasies O tray, Ifl ........-azuzu- '-'.3'55.5:; S8R. BN 88y $22.50 Targe Vase, Teproduction of e, as $25. Now umg 2 Large Black $25_ Now. -$12.50 ul oBiack " Japancse Vases. THE Girr SHop, SevenTH FLOOR, Eveready Safety Razor Sets, special, 65¢ 35 of these well-known razors, in black leatherette cases. Spe- cial Friday price includes one package of blades. 7 Gillette 8 95 . Frame.| Was 34 81, H unner Dfilble-hldlnl Frames Were 33. $1.50 FraMES Al!!l Cvnzn. Fmst FLOOR. . Notions Reduced 13, Shjldrents Olicloth Bibs, SOILED. re B M h ting 24 l L, s ot 5 u’wonm roun Pams BouED" 50c. Now. e S aver or Chints-ooversd hit bokes in rose. yellow and lavender. SO) and BLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Were §1 3 E ed Doli BLIGHTLY muual Norioxs, Aisues zx-n, Fnst FLOOR. 3 - Toys Gteatly Reduced Men’s Winter Overcoats e Special, $29.75 Another purchase enab]es us to offer this group of 30 fine quahty\ well” tailored Overcoats. Oxford grays, brown and a few blues, in single and double breasted models. Compare these coats with coats in our regular stock and note their value, Sizes 34 to 46. b i m‘llk'\’uy Men’s Two-Trousers Suits, $33.75 were 545 Dyt St s o 14 Men's and Young Men’s Two-Trousers Suits, in plain blue T aree Bubbies Dol 'in’ brasned’ woo and Oxford gray cheviots and worsteds. Taken from our g T T 3 flul" stock and reduced: because of broken size range. in white organdy dress and bonnet. OUSERS ALTERATIONS ONLY. Regular,sizes 34 to 40. is. b 8 Blanket Robes, medium weight; silk cord 2 Fui-Lined Overs ported Oxford. trimmed and silk cord girdle. Small, efached.” Bises 36 '-"-i'a“'u‘ *'were medium -and large sizes. Were $13.50. L ] s 2 Montagnac Overcoats, single breasted. fiy-front: full silk lined. Sizes 37 and 38. Were $125. Now.. 583 Were $1.25. Now. 3-ple doub 3 Enslish Gabardine Raglan T breasted A TRE Toy Ston, lored by Kenneth Durward, London. Sizes 34, 36 and 40. Were $60. Now $45 " ?0‘""' 'a'e""'v‘v‘rz's'l'fi' o o"""" Ig“; Pa_rt-wool Blankets, 57'50 ‘THE ENGLISH SHOP OF THE MEN’S STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Were $10. 15 paxrs Part-wool Double-bed Blank: “Men’s Pull-over Sweaters, $2.65 were s5 16 Men's All-wool Pull-over Sweaters, in plain and fancy patterns and colors. - Sizes 36 to 42. 4 Palrs Men's Unghrinksble Ali-wool Drawers, Solf or Outing Cavs, sizes Now. 5 r‘ firs w.. ‘And-Cotton Mixed Drawers siigs Faney ere $2.35 Now . o 16 o™, Were B0 fnger gers. :lim T, 1%, 8 ’l‘ax Mnr’s Sroke, Seconp FLooR, Housewares—Greatly Reduced Subject to slight imperfections—some damaged and shopworn. * 8 Green Enameled Double Roasters, el & Rubberized Cretonne Shower Curtatas, with ; 15-pound size. Were $¢ Now §2. rind s A - Sy 9 Fan inches. Were $1.78. Now. r Co R e . 75, Now. 1 e L S ver Bttie. N 3 2 Orchid-finish Fiber Bathroom Towel Row™ ers, oblong shape; medium size. Diuncrwars ‘aed Poticrs, yeducmoz"'v brags roset ity as $12. . elal 1 Galvanteed Rotars Ak ifier, 65, Were 1635, oy CHiNA, FrrTH FLCOR. Now . 35 rk Guards, 2 5 Playing Cards Special, 38¢c pack Modernistic prints make. these playing cards popular with mod- with ' covers: ern bridge fans . . . splendid ow. fln.l'l'h!d %’h $1.35. Nc i Aluminom uality linen finish. o 2 St 1o e .‘. ¥ % :gvemn ‘Wers xes of §tati 3 by Chigis-eoversd | -n“ - Wese 83, Now.... coseene L E n IM-‘III!I~~ te Garbage Ty a1 3‘:: [ @ tovel ...:'":v::.":s."i:;:!""‘"‘”“ s Lo STATIONERY, ATSLE 3, FiRst FLOOR. HOUSEWARES, FIFTH Rayon Boudoir Pillows Rugs——GreatIy Reduced 95¢ Were 5150 Only 17: greatly reduced be- : o:"m B venes i, o8 1 Grienia) Bof S22 G A ""'-a"’a‘; cause SLIGHTLY SOILED " Were 185 from display. Choice of attrac- tive colorings. 10 Waste l&,i!‘lx' l;srl:fl\e print dec- o ere % fl'rrfi:n-z Launar 'Bage: SLIGHTLY OILED, 175 fo single e Bedspreads, Tor ao’u'b'l'n beds. I Now . Ruttled %a}’t;gst;umed i?"f.“c’“?’si?..w?lm S Buckles and Clasps and tie-backs. Soft beige tone. 2% yards long. - Spedal’ $1 red Marauisett Large Collection of Short Lensths of Cre- fis Jotneh b, Tors e At tonnes and Various Drapery Fabrics, suit- Limited number colored enamel 50 Fringed Bottom lnuhelu cuhh-‘ able for bags. curtains, fancy work, ete. buckles, imitation jewel set- and beige, 3 ards lva eucl AND tings; antique filigree metal “.,'"" e 1 buckles, settings ofdhm. blfiule. 15_Enameled Curtain Rods, red and blue. green, and black and red: fili- -W'"'" ‘k-.":fl-‘: M TR 'i.l- gree metal clashps, gilt and sil- itived Mollas w e 2] ,fi.‘ ver color finish; imitation jet 3 aon.m" Wete 317 Now Sorer.. 4 buckles with silver color metal. Gardenias, special, 35¢c . Two-Piece Living Room Suite O e et | blue, white, white with yellow . 240 Was $400 center, orange and vellow. ‘BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS Asie 20, First FLOOR. Al DRAPERIES, SixTH FLOOR. 1. Two-| p|hece Lwn:g leoothmte Z:?nnsunghof sofad and armchair, with solid mahogany frame, upholstere in fine frieze. An exceptional value for Friday. Fine Jewelry Reéu_&:gg T 1 Metal Pay_ Bed. windgor strle. m- 1 Wine Chair, upholmm in v-xmu- was hr . W Row 525 red in okers. 35, Boe Was 546, Now reduced to. ittt - lll. Now - "Ilh '-‘.:Inum ton. ¥ 1 Chintx Lawso; E'nn"‘ao-n.efnmo' " H doln Now greatly reduced 1?5:'...!'3.‘..‘. s and Wi Geld_Bracelet, 2 Tere A TR Now pedvred tan K : gounm "With cnunnnu Was S0 1, Natural, Cedar Chest, 3 ne * 1 Rose’ Quariz -); v l"(d."‘:';-.dc £8.50 3 l . 8.75. low . M cut roqsfi quar yl $35. . Now reduced 5 oraved e oot 1 White Jade and Ros %..r"- ‘e Tion. set with lap FURNITURE, S1xTH FLOO) 1 Jan C Hollow Stem Glassware, Special, 15¢ 400 Colmed Hollow Stem Beverage Glasses. ing Were 31° Now.. B8 2 6-plece Relish l---ma"c'c'lc od Glass Vases. " W-re. 33. . N 0“ -Ilu- of Lamps and Shades Greatly Reduced A ) ., All Slightly Soiled or Damaged. !Veek -End 8 o "tx“p:u!dnd; “&i Were' 1358 LIRS T it Frsment vigle bonbons and the like. Special, 95¢ 1 _ Antique-type CanpIES, A1SLE 16, FIrsT FLOOR. Shade. Was $7.50. Now.. Candiesiicks, *"Wers 80 ¢ag R 4 gkt : Luggage Reduced it ’ o Wit Womman's. Fitto inch size.” Was Books for Boys and Gitls—Reduced 25 books for boys about 12 years old, including Boy Scout Series and Radio Boys; were 50c. I\ow reduced .o . 5 Kels and Kelstina, for ver folks. ~Were 50c. 4 Robin Hood. Were M)c ‘No 10 Boyhood to Manhood—lives of great Ti¢fy, ¥riten for ouns people. Wero Now red 0o ted by Arthur # House Beautiful Furnishines Annual, Was $3.50. Now 1y reduced to i 3 Reporter for Lincoln, by Ida Tarbe 1 IIIllo" o E Wes $1.60. Now reduced §0. ... 5 4 Nonh by D THE BOOK STORE, AISLES 23 25, FirsT FLOOR. Friday Specials in Toiletries Hand Brushes; assorted colored Soft Turkish Wash Cioths. backs. Special .. 45¢ Special ... .3 for 25¢ Fine Bath Brushes: 1 :sorted Soft Powder Puffs. auorted cnl- colored handles. Speciai, 65¢ ors. Spécial ..... anuutun Tollet Set. Was e 2 Atomizers. Were 75c. Now. vanity Mirror (to mn nbnvt men: g 7 ! doned tollet set) Now 1 Powder Box. 1 Bureau Tray. Was $3. 4 jeal der Boxes. ‘TOILETRIES, AISLE 16, FIRsT FLOOR. Novelty Jewelry = e 95 ’ Special, $1-9° piece Among the 100 pieces are included necklaces, bracelets and earrings in imitation pearl, Galalith, crystal and other imita- tion stones. Pendant and choker styles in the necklaces. NOVELTY JEWELRY, A1sLE 8, FIRST FLOOR. Novelty Jewelry, $3- 95 Necklaces, bracelets and earrings in the new Winter shades. 75 pieces at this special Friday price. NoveLTY JEWELRY, AlsiE 8, Fist FLOOR. Novelty Jewelry Reduced" 15 Carved Crystal and Rose Quartz Necklaces. “Were $14 uch NOW civasans $9.75 8 Stone Necklaces; carved crystal and onyx, ernm and chryso- prase, crystal and chalcedony, crystal and amethyst and rose quartz. Were $13 each. Now........................-.-...”.1( 20 Stone Necklaces; crystal and carnelian, crystal and chrysoprase, crystal and amazonite, rose quartz, amazonite and plain crystal. Were $15 each. NOW ......... “ittercssanacessenenes . $9.95 10 Topaz, Chrysoprase, Crystal and Chalcedony, and Crystal and Chrysoprase Necklaces. Were $18 each. Now... $9.75 24 Plain and Carved Crystal, Crystal and Amethyst and Onyx Necklaces. “Were $12 each. Now......i.... Cereesneineeens 3695 10 Crystal and Onyx and Crystll and Amelhylt Necklaces. Were $7. Now ceeeiad 8435 7 Amazenite and Crystal and Cry:hl Illd Onyx Necklaces. Were $8 each. Nov ST 11 Necklaces Greatly Reduced— Chrysoprase. Was $30. Now..... 1 1 Rose Quartz. Was $27.50. Now... 1 Lapis. Was $10. Now.. 1 Amazonite. Was $22.50. Now. aeeen 5 Rose Quartz. Were $4 each. Now. 1'Crystal. Was $4. Ncw....... 1 Cloudy Crystal. Was $6. Now 5 Stone Clasps; rose quartz and crystal. Were $4 each. Now $2.75 2 Stone Clas) 1of chnlceduny and 1 of chrysoprase. Were $10 each. Now .. $6.75 4 Stone Clasps; carnellfln chllcedony, Tose qulm and chryso- prase. Were $7 each. Now.. PR L8475 2 Stone Pendants on gold-plnwd 20-lm:h chll ut wlth clrnelhn, chrysoprase, carnelian and chalcedony. Were $12 each. Now $6.50 2 Silver-nlated Pendants with blue enamel trimming; black silk cords. Were $18 each. Now .$9.50 1 Sitver-finish Pendant with stone in sapphlre h]u! fln sk cord. Was $22. N 1 Modernist Now ... PERREE 1 Perfume Dropper: modernism: deslzn in black and silver nmm Was $0.75. NOW .ciconncocangssscnnesasdssonesscosde bl 1 Modernistic Design Tray; black and Silver finish. Was $9. Now $4 1 Musical Powder Box; blue finish, Was $10. Now. 35 1 Perfume Dropper; blue and gold finish.- Was $8. Now. $5 15 Individual Ash Trays. Were 75¢ each. Now «15¢ 50 Colored Pendants with sl:emng suver chains. Were 50¢ ecr?é Now 2 Imported Lamps. Were 845 Now .$35 50 Necklaces, Bracelets and Elrflnx: cc\lored crystal, crystal and metal and all metal. Were $1 each. cenes teresseeed?8e 1 Modernistic Jewelry Box: black lnd sllver finish. Was "fl. Now teeresiaansiaene . FETTPRP ) | l Modfrnhllc erelry Box, black lnd li.lver flnlsh ‘Was ‘l! 1 Mndtrnlitlc Povuler an with sllss fllle $10.50. Now . 3 Velvet-lined Jewelry Boxes; 2 in silver finish and 1 gllt finish. Were $13.75 each. Now... B R LT LT T T |} 1 Modey:hllc Toilet Set; three pieces—comb, brush and mirror. Was $45. Now .. Sretsissesiisiissisiisansenseess . $22.50 2 Glass Perfume Bottles with metal stands; 1 in silver and 1 in gold finish. Were $9.50 each. Now. .$5.25 1 Cut Glass Perfume Bottle, with top enlmeled in orchid. BL!GHT- LY DAMAGED. Was $8.50. Now.. 1 Modernistic Jewelry Box, gilt flnl.sh Wll $8.50. 3 Modernistic Toilet Fittings; black and silver finishes, 1 Shoe Horn. Was $5.75. Now . 1 Nail File. Was $5.50. Now . 1 Shoe Hook. Was $5.75. Now. 3 Silver Finish Toilet Fittings mdllcfl 1 Shoe Hook. as $4.25. Now..... 1 Shoe Horn. Was $4.25. Now. 1 Nail File, Was $4.25. Now.. 15 Enameled Top Pocket Mirrors; mnk red, orchid und green. Were $1.75 each. NOW......... 27 French Perfume Bottles; enameled in assorted colors, 20 at $1 each that were $1.75. 7 at $1.50 each that were $2.25. 17 French Compacts with tops enameled in assorted colors. 4; were $6 each. Now .. 8; were $6 each. Now. 5; were $2 each. Now . 10 Match Box Holders: French, enameled in assorted colors. Were $2 each. Now .... sererediisiieiieneinne 81 20 Colored Stone Rin; Smluuon Were $1 each. Now. 2 French Buckles, enameled frames, set with stones. Were $15 each. Now s vavises o tons B 2 French Buckles; enameed Inmaa set with imitation colored crystals. Were $6 each. Now.. 2 Sapphire Crystal Pin imitation. Were ;]0 each. Now......$5 NoveLTy JEWELRY, AISLE 8, FIRst FLOOR.