Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 20

20 135C0UTS HONORED FOR SAVING LIVES | Gold Medals Are Awarded Youths Who Saved 16 From Drowning. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 16.—The Na- tional Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts of America yesterday an- nounced awards of gold honor medals to 13 Scouts who risked their lives to save the lives of others. ‘The awards went to Henry C. Dean, 19, and Robert Brooks, 14, Magnolia, Minn.; Charles Bleler, 14, Jersey City, N. J.: Leonard Banyea, 16, Windsor, Vt.; Franklin Hearn, 17, Toledo, Ohio; John Rothfuss, 17, Sylvania, Ohio; Raymond Phipps, Yakima, Wash.; Hu- bert C. Patterson, jr., 14, Albemarle, N. C.; Roy Hal Teeves, 17, Arthur, IL.; How: K. St. Thom: 16, Foxboro, Mass.; Joe Brashears, 18, Rockwood, Tenn.; Bob Couch, 16, Redondo Beach, Calif,, and George Sherman, 15, West Agawam, Mass. Rothfuss Saved Two Girls. The national court said the most un- usual rescue was effected by Rothfuss, who single-handedly rescued Alice and Sophia Jankowswi after they had sunk in Gerald Lake, a quarry pool at Syl- vania, Ohio, on May 29, and then re- vived' Alice after a half hour’s appli- cation of artificial respiration. Dean and Brooks saved three young Scouts and tried, although unsuccess- fully, to save their scoutmaster from drowning after a boat capsized in In- dian Lake, Minn. Bieler rescued Eileen Carter, 9, and her father from drowning off Atlantic Highlands, N. J., last Summer and re- vived both by artificial respiration. Banyea saved Leslle Harrington, 14, from drowning in Silver Lake, Vt. Hearn saved Miss Mildred Corbett from the Raisin River after she and another girl had been thrown out by & practical joker. He spent an hour in a successful effort to revive her. Phipps saved Elwood Sires, 11, from drowning in the Yakima River. Tenderfoot Rescues Boy. Sherman, a tenderfoot Scout, rescued ‘Willlam Pirani, 13, from drowning. Couch saved two young men from dl%'nlax in LoldAnleles Bay. rashears saved a young woman from drowning in a creek. Reeves saved Willlam Hoffman, 15, from drowning in a river. mH“b‘“ % Ph::tmtson' Jr., rescued Miss neva a] rom drown! in Ritchies Lake, N. C. e St. Thomas, a senior patrol leader, sived Ernest Charles Wheeler, 8, from drowning in Neponset Lake, Mass., cn Memorial day. ———— SERVICE SCHOOL CAST WILL PRESENT PLAY Will Give “The Captured Year,” Christmas Offering, in Pierce Hall Thursday Night. A Christmas play, “The Captured ‘Year,” will be presented in Piereep Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard streets, Thurs- day night by the Service School for Boys and Girls at 1860 Mintwood place. ‘The cast, the members of which range from 3 to 10 years, includes the follow- ing: James Morris, Hugh Hammond Bennett, John Brice Kay, Richard Charles McConaughy, Nancy Lee Red- man, Frederick T Rice, Coltilde Cunningham, Jane a Gayton, George House Behrens, Gladys Lucile Glenden- ning, Don Hendley Irvine, Milton Du- laney Kay, June Phelps McKenna, Nancy Jane O'Rourke, William Rogers Roney, Harry Blease Walker, Marjorie Welsh, Willlam Francis Calderon, Doris Virginia French, Eleanor Jeanne Miles, Emst Jaudon Milner, Patricia Le- n_Pole, Buddy Taylor, Richard ‘Taylor, David Carl Witcover, John Charles Mack and Richard J. Fullam. OPERA SINGER PLEASED WITH PRINCE’S ACTIONS By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 16.—Mary Mc- Cormick today expressed herself as not at all piqued to learn that Prince Serge Mdivini and Pola Negri, his wife, had affected & reconciliation in Paris and had started on a second honeymoon. Miss McCormick’s name had been fre- quently mentioned with Mdivani's fol- lowing the temporary separation of the prince and Miss Negri. “I think they're very smart, very wise to try again” said the Chicago opera singer. “I'm sure they know ‘what %y";e b:bout. ;n.d I know they are gof ve! ppy.” Miss MCCOHBICRYKM been twice mar- After divorcing her second hus- ing to hunt & cowpuncher for & hus- band. i BURCHELL’S DELICIOUS HARD CANDIES 40c Ib. 5-1b. Box, $1.90 Christmas Delicacies of every description N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fourteenth St. Artie Tharp's parents are so well-to- do an’ prominent that it's considered & “prank” when he holds up a fillin’ station. “Sure, I've met 'em on the way down,” declared Tell Binkley, when asked if he believed men descended from mon- keys. ‘Ther haint enough sympathy in this ole world to waste any on folks who try to double ther money. A lot o' people are bein’ put out o’ the way these days fer knowin’ too much, but the situation won't be really serious till they begin to bump off those who don't know anything. “Wealthy Russian farmers bein’ shot down fer refusin’ to sell their farms” is about the most reassurin’ note agricul- ture has received fer some time. “Oh, he's been a great beenfactor, but my father never had any use fer Edison after buyin’ a cigar from him ‘when Edison wuz a train butcher,” said Mrs. Leghorn Th: Lithuania favors the immediate con- struction of the Telshi-Memel Railroad. LAST MINUTE WORTH WHILE CHRISTMAS GIFTS Our store is brimming over with reasonable Gifts that are worth while. Come in and look around. Cornell Wall Paper Co. 714 15th N.W. Nat'l 6708 AMBASSADOR] DINING ROOM CLus BREAKFAST 50¢C SPECIAL 65¢ LUNCHEON TAsLe D'HOTE DINNER $1.50 Also A La Carte. No Cover Charge EXCELLENT CUISINE — MUSIC L A\ 144 K /7 777 ] GIVE USEFUL GIFTS DON'T GIVE UP HOPE “Poorly designed shoes were the cause of my suffering. Shoes that thrsw the weight of my body forward and weakened my arches. Now I walk correctly —comfortably—in - i w Ground Grippers.” bt i Ground Gripper shoes will enable you to forget that you ever had any trouble with your feet. Only Ground Grippers combine the follow- ing vital principles of the correctly built shoes 1. The Flexibl muscles to ise and thus strengthen themselves with every step. 2. The StraightInner Line, permitting the fees tofunetion with afres, strong, gripping ection, 3. The Patented Rotor Hesl, which helps you 100 straight ahead, the nermal, natural way. Ground Gripper shoes will help you . . . just as they have helped thousands of others. GROUND GRIPPER SHOES For Men, Women and Children STACH’S Ground Gripper Shoe Shoppe 1395 E 8t. N.W. Natlonal Thester Blda SPECIAL SALE Cousins Bench Made EVENING SLIPPERS Regularly $16.50 to $22.50 Tuesday Only Gorgeous Paisleys and Brocades of Gold or Silver, all in Cousins exclusive styles and bench made quality, have been reduced for tomorrow only. W, M. Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1929. Ty STV AN YW AW\ SDULIN @ TIN{ N @orenecticut-cAve. ana =% //v(' A — PARKING SERVICE—CONNE ZI Mgy //“////;//////" . N W & \ Z Z = /, 7/ \ A&th‘ AVENUE BNIRAP} \\ \n!r /e R > VY VVVYVVVVVVVVVVYYY il GLASSWARE—(First Floor) Illustrated Above— “CHRYSANTHEMUM”—A glistening clear table crystal with finely etched floral pattern, Goblets, Sherbets, Footed Tumblers are each $13.50 dozen. COBALT BLUE GLASSWARE WITH CRYSTAL STEMS— Goblets, Sherbets and other stemware, $6.78 dozen. Salad Plates, $1250 dozen. Finger Bowls and Plates, each $10 dozen, PERFUME BOTTLE with opaque crystal figures and orna- ART SECTION-—(First Floor) Tllustrated Above— FLOWER HOLDER. Grecian figure in ivory pottery.... $3 MARBLE BUST. Interesting collection of carved Italian decorative busts .88 Illustrated Above— polished finish, $110. \! SILVERWARE—(First Floor) It | PAUL REVERE STERLING COFFEE SET. Three pieces that reproduce the original design faithfully. Butler hand- GIFT BOX OF CRYSTAL SUGAR.. ROOKWOOD POTTERY—Large Vase o soft brown and green tones Tall Rookwood Pitcher Vase with graceful ivory pottery lined with green...... CANDLESTICK of bronze as sketched.. Not Illustrated— GLASS TULIPS in pottery jar.. CARD TABEES ...0.:.0. .o ; CHINESE BRASS CIGARETTE BOX RAYS, 50c to $1.00. SMOKING S $6 ENGLISH BRASS DOOR KNOCKERS, 8¢ up. CORK SCREWS, $150. BOTTLE STOPPERS, $1.75. BOTTLE OPENERS, 75c. ASH TRAYS, 78c. CANDLESTICKS with amber prisms ... ..$18 pair POTTERY $1.50 up LHOUETTES AND PANELS SMOKER SETS. Three pieces. . Colorful gifts from Italy.. o RETTE BOXES. Preference type with compart MUSICAL JUGS ... ‘WASTE BASKETS . DESK SETS, 5 pieces . SMOKERS’ STANDS. Genuine bronze.. p .$11.50 up ..$27.50 up LAMP SECTION—(Second Floor) Illustrated Above— TABLE LAMP with pottery base, gold embellished, topped with a beige and maroon pleated silk shade, trimmed with braid. Complete ..u.ccoeianiens Not lllustrated— BRIDGE LAMP. Tailored Silk Shade Complete, $15.00 CUT CRYSTAL VANITY LAMPS. Silk and Dimity shades. Complete . $7.50 and $9.75 POTTERY T. LAMPS with Parchment Shades .. $9.75 and $15.00 BOUDOIR th pleated shades. Complete aETT e OLD-FASHIONED GLASS LAMP BASES.. Shades to match .............o.... o TWIN-BED LAMP BASES. (Rose and Blue) Shades to match ...... . DAINTY BOUDOIR DESK LAMPS. peach. Complete .. : WROUGHT IRON BASE, with colonial brass oil pot. red or green finish with parchment shade. Complete, $3.75 GLASSWARE—(First Floor) Illustrated Above— ST. CLOUD REPRODUCTION of Waterford Crystal with low round bowl, deeply cut, on square base. Goblets, Sherbets and Finger Bowls are each $47.50 dozen. Salad Plates, $87.50 dozen. China bases mental long drop stopper, $6.75. Not Illustrated— 8-IN. FLARED STEUBEN VASES. Blue, green, yellow, crystal jade and ebony. Special vonnan ..§2.78 10-IN. FLARED STEUBEN_ VASES, lue, creen, yellow, crystal jade and ebony. Special.......... $4.7! 12-IN. ROLL-EDGE FLOWER BOWL. Blu crystal jade and ebony. Special CRYSTAL GIFTS. Reeded in blue, green black or rose— 8- Vases PETTRPre 4.00 10-in. Vases. High Comport . 12-in. Flared Bowls. Candlesticks Low Comports .. 14-in. Footed Bowl ... CRYSTAL BATHROOM BOTTLES, with black stopper and gold lettering . 1. 8-IN. VASE (Blue or Rose). 12-IN OCTAGON ROCK CRYSTAL, Floral center 2-HANDLED ROCK CRYSTAL PASTRY TRAY. ROCK CRYSTAL MAYONNAISE SET e REEDED PERFUME BOTTLE, Iridescent, reeded in black, rose or green......... ..$3.50 ROSE STEMWARE. Footed Tumblers, (SPECIAL) . High and v]‘.’o‘w Sherbets, Bowls and Salad Plates, s e 35¢c ea. Goblets, Finger HOUSEWARES—(First Floor) Hllustrated Above— CHINA URN SET, consisting of a heat-proof, ivory-bodied china urn, 9-cup size, decorated with a fascinating floral design, sugar, creamer, tray and 8 cups. Complete, $60.00 Without cups, $38.25. Not Illustrated— WAFFLE IRON of Universal make TOASTER. A de luxe Universal electric toaster v handles and feet; push-button switch in cord... DISIGOLD TEASPOONS. Set of six in special T CASSEROLES, with chromium-plated frame, top Pyrex dish inset .... ELECTRIC IRONS. 6-Lb. Universal COFFEE PERCOLATOR. Universal electric model, 6-cup capacity. Pale green silk cord and handle to match, $7.95 KNIFE AND FORK SETS. Six each of knives and forks with ivoroid handles and stainless steel blades $7.50 CHILD'S ELECTRIC COFFEE SET. A percolator that works, complete with sugar, creamer and tray CARVING SETS. 3-Piece sets with unbreakable horn com- position handles....oeevveeiniiiiiiiiiiiieniia., ... .$5.00 CIGARETTE BOXES, with cut-glass tops in enameled frames of rose and green. '$3.00 7-CUP ELECTRIC URN SET. niversal set, comprising a graceful urn, covered sugar bowl, creamer and large oval tray ........ $17.50 PERCOLATOR SET. Manning & Bowman. 6-Cup electric Percolator, creamer, sugar and tray veo..SILTS TEA CARTS. Not Illustrated— SUGAR AND CREAMS. Sgerling silver; gold lined....$10.00 COMPORTS. Sterling. CANDLESTICKS. Sterling silver. BABY SPOONS. Sterling silver.. Y BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES. Sterling Sets of SHERBET CUPS. Sterling. Sets of 8.. CHINA—(Third Floor) Hllustrated Above— MINERVA “MOROCCO” PATTERN. A new open stock dinner service with a_handsome garnet border and floral decoration. Dinner Plates, $7.80 dozen. Teacups and Saucers, $8.00 dozen. Covered Dish, sketched, $5.00. MONTREUX DINNER SERVICE (extreme right) An individual shape. Ivory shoulder strewn with floral sprays and center decoration is a blue bow! of flowers, An open stock pattern, which may be started with a few pieces. Dinner Plates, $22.00 dozen; Creamer, $3.75. Service for eight, 66 pieces, $129.50. Not Illustrated— LUNCHEON SETS, 35 pleces (square plates) ; scalloped edge. Pink, green, ivory. z +.8698 SQUARE CAKE PLA glaze 24 PC. WAFFLE SET Bright color: 66 PC. THEO. HAVILAND, “POMONA” DINNERWARE. Service for 8 $65.00 BLUE WILLOW BREAKFAST SETS. 32 Pieces TU}I;_IP YELLOW GLAZE BREAKFAST SETS. 32 ieces SERVICE PLATES. Gold encrusted, with Floral ...................... ernn..$39.50 doxm, SERVICE PLATES. Dinner and Luncheon sizes. Strikingly beautiful ......c..00eee cerenvem . $24.00 doz. FURNITURE—(Second Floor) TILT-TOP TABLES CHESTNUT HUMIDOR- TABOURET $18. WINDSOR CHAIRS, $9.75 uj SCREENS ... MIRRORS . $12.5¢ up Mahogany DULIN @ MARTIN Cornecticut Ave. ana l” “SERVING WASHINGTON FOR OVER THREE - QUARTERS OF A CENTURY” <9 PARKING SERVICE—CONNECTICUT AVENUE ENTRANCE STORE HOURS: 8:45 A M. TO 6 P.M. COFFEE TABLES, $13.75 up *7..$12.50 up ....$15.00 up $12.50 up I R T —