Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1929, Page 23

ONDRY LA CHARGE ;’wenty-Four Residents, In- cluding City Council Mem- _ bers, Held in Conspiracy. By the Assoeiated Press. COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, December 80.—Twenty four residents of Mullan, Idaho, including the mayor and city councilmen as well as the sheriff of Bhoshone County, convicted on & ¢harge of conspiracy to violate the Federsl prohibition law, will appear in court here tomorrow to hear their sentences. The two dozen defendants were con- victed last night when the jury, after more than 21 hours of delibération re- turned its verdict. Five others were acquitted. Caught in a Feaeral “roundup,” which resulted in the arrest of more than 200 pmmln"the North!::fl'dlho mining area, e ac- ad o helping hmhep Mullan a “wide open” . ‘The Government charged that eity and county of licensed liquor dh&mm. gambling places and disorderly houses, using the m-mum-;-.-olhmu-l that since Mullan was, and always had been, a “wide o the city was a system of licensing had beén adopted as & ing revenue, but asserted officials did not deliberately license a place to sell I 3 ‘Those g loom, his deputy; Are thur J. Harwood, mayor of Mullan and chairman of the city board of trustees; John Wheatley. Charl Foss and George Huston, board; F. O. Welch, chief of police; Harcourt night patrolman; Joseph §; , John loy, William Coughlin, ‘les Fond, Charles Ander- Son. Mike Kennedy. Roy Appictor: S son, Mike Kennedy, . Mil- ford Gardner, Bertha Strom, “Babe” Kelly, Aggie West, Mona McDonald and Herman Arbliss. John Thompson, Jimmie Ryan (a woman), Anna Thornl , Regint and Gus Aro were acquitted. Judge J. Stanley Webster indicated that he did not intend to deal harshly with the women, especially those who had been in jail for some weeks. He did not intimate what sentences would be given the others. o Mexican Budget Approved. MEXICO CITY, December 30 (#).— The Chamber of Deputies has approved the government budget for 1930, esti- mating _expenditures at 203,773,787 pesos. At the same time 1t authorized e war department to spend 5,500,000 pesos in construction and equipment of a military hospital here. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1929. W, B, Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE F Street at Eleventh PPORTUNITY DAY Tomorrow, Extraordinary Values—Special Purchases, Low Priced, as Well as Regular Merchandise, Odd Lots, Broken Sizes! Some Slightly Soiled or Damaged—The Values in Every Instance Are Truly Remarkable! 9 AM. to 6 P.M. National 3770 $2.50 Allen-A Fabric Gloves FINAL CLEARANCE SHOES W. B, Moses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh After-Christmas CLEARANCE Winter Fashions The most desirable fashion successes of the year, in coats, dresses and ensembles—"last min- ute” in every detail of silhouette and color—at sav- ings you would ordinarily expect two months from now. Women’s and Misses’ DRESSES 15 Were $18 to $29.75 A lovely group of satins, flat crepes and domo and novelty woolens in one, two and three piece models. Other Dresses Reduced $20 to $98-50 Were $25 to $135 The Winter’s most popular models in & variety of smart styles and beautiful materials, Sizes 14 to 46—but not all sizes at all prices or in all styles. Women’s and Misses’ COATS $ 39075 Were $49.75 and $59.50 A group of dress and sport models, plain tai- lored or‘tf:n-trimmed. Other Coats Reduced $49.50 to $195 Were $59.50 to $295 WOOL ENSEMBLES *18 to *75 Were $39.75 to $110 Other Ensembles Proportionately Reduced The Apparel Shop—Second Floor In the Opportunity Shop After-Christmas Clearance COATS 38 Were $49.75 to $59.50 DRESSES $77.50 Were $9.95 to $14.95 10 Were $14.95 The Sizes are Broken The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor 9 AM. to 6 P.M. City and county officials admitted i 114 Pairs, Short Lines Opportunity Day Regular $10 Styles A close-out tomorrow of 40 styles in Fall and ioned, in jacquard weaves Winter shoes of satin, patent, kid or calfskin. Black ond designs. or colors. Silk Stockings Opportunity Day $1.55 Style No. 3710—a discon- tinued number. 89 pairs all- $ ; lovely, with high-point heel and picot top. Not all sizes silk chiffon, very sheer and selection. and diam continued patterns. S not complete, but a fair Incomplete sizes in all styles, but nearly all sizes in the combined group. The Moderne Shop, Second Floor 50c Handkerchiefs Opportunity Day 25¢ Women's white 1inen handkerchiefs with colored, printed borders and hand- drawn threads, hand-em- roued ems. " Blighily sohed. rolle ms. tly soiled. WHI;IE‘AND COLORED Opportunity Day Handkerchie! Section Pirst Floor $11.75 Pajama Ensembles Opportunity Day $7.95 11 3-plece pajama en- sembles of printed crepe de chine in stripes or polka dots; tuck-in models in all wanted shades. 5 NEGLIGEES, of printed ‘etepe de chine in wra) ;rmun:ls orhlugedn models. ‘ere $5 each. Op- portunity Day .... $3.95 Negligee Section, Second Floor Jewelry Opportunity Day 59c Special. An unusual as- sortment of necklaces in t* and topaz®, fancy stone ear rings, ri*necklaces in two and ee strand styles, unusual nlnl.' and many other pieces. imitation. Jewelry Section, Pirst Floor Fine Jewelry Greatly Reduced 3 Gold Bracelets with fancy settings, were $30 each. Opportunity s 15 Day 1 Gold Bracelet set with S1780. - Gpporiar $17.50. un- e $8.75 2 QGold Filled Necklaces set with colored stones. $8 I;:ch. rtunit; y :l Cm!l'd hFllI‘;d Pendants. ‘ere $7 each. Op- portunity Day ... $4'9, wl 60-inch Snake Chain. as $1250. Op- portunity Day ... $6'25 ‘52500012 Pendants. Were .50 each. Oppor- tunity Day $2.95 2111 Pv'l;t l:;cklw;es, green gold. Were $5 each, Opportunity Day. 52'95 1 Necklace, amethyst and marcasite, Was :)25. Opportunity 512'50 ay 1 Bracelet, gold and topas. Was $10. tunity Day & 1 Premet's st;smm Neck- Opportunity Day. = 1 lznce et, snake effect. Was $1350. Op- portunity Day ... $6'7, 1 Imported Necklace, amethyst and_ silver effect, 315 50" Oppertuniy $12.50. Opportunity Dy $6.25 Jewelry Bection, First Floor Silk Milanese Underwear Opportunity Day $1.85 Special. 100 pleces, in- cluding bloomers, panties, step-ins; full-cut, beautifully ored. Pastel shades of pink, peach and nile. Sizes 6 and 7. 2 Pairs Glove 8ilk Bloom- ers; 12 Nile Glove Silk Vests; 3 Glove Silk Com- binations, lace trimmed. each. - ity Day.... $1'75 6 Novelty Bandeaux; two- tone stripes; sizes 32, 34, 38. Were $1.50 each. 95¢ Opportunity Day.... Glove Sl det- R R S e MEN'S ALLEN-A HOSE, 37 pairs, medium and large sizes. Regularly 50c— sl 3 pairs Honiery Bection, First Floor in all shades, but a fair 39 PAIRS IMPORTED SPORTS HOSE, full fash- Dis- Opportunity Day mocha. Sizes 6 to 8 in the ms’;;:’ et Pirst n::ry ALL : WINTER $2.95 Handbags HATS Opportunity Day $1.95 40 handbags, in attractive ;glu and of good quality. pin Morocco, alligator (nln' and lisard grain, All colors. Handbag Section, First Floor Special Purchase—Over 1,200 Pieces Rayon Underwear owns Costume Slips Combinations Union Suits ’1 Bloomers Panties Vests Step-ins Shorties Half a Dozen Pajamas Are Included This, the greatest sale that the rayon underwear section has ever undertaken, is for one day only, tomorrow, Opportunity Pa_\'. Similar underwear has been selling in our regular stock at much higher prices for the past two years. Now the maker has decided to discontinue this grade. The regular values are from $1.50 to as much as $4.50. All pieces are of splendid quality rayon, beautifully tailored, with careful attention to details and workman- ship. Light and dark shades and all sizes in the group. You will want several pieces at this extraordinary low price. Rayon Underwear Section, Pirst Floor Unusual Furniture Opportunities Mostly One-of-a-Kind Items Radically Reduced Practically Everything Needed for the Home 1 3-Plece Mohair Bed-Daven- port Suite. ‘Was $350. g o Opportunity Day .... $ 1 2-Plece Down-Filled Living Room Bulte. Was $290. 225 Opportunity Day .... ’ 1 3-Piece Solid Mahogany Bed-Davenport Buite, Was $350. O nity Day .... 1 10-Plec Room Buite. $350. Opportunity Day 1 ?- 1ec;l Be&:l;;oom Suite, maple. as . Opportunity Day .... $295 10 Sample Box Springs and 2 Pler Cabinets; ma- hogany finish. decorated. Were decorated. Was $45... 2 Cane Mahogany Felt Mattresses. Were $65 to A Dmwiidio%0 $100 each. Op- [/A each portunity Day... 29 /0 Off 13 Magazine Racks, red, green and parchment. Were $11.50 each. Opportunity $5 Day 1 Magazine Rack, red and green. as $17. O] ;7.50 Book Trough portunity Day . 1 Red End Table. Was $43. each." Oppartunity Day, $25 1 Cedar Chest, green ’20 Beds; ivory enameled. ‘Were $60 each.. .. 530 1 3-Piece Tapestry Living Was $66. 5 Room Sulte. Was $150 1 Tapestry Ottoman. $200 - $18 1 3-Plece Living $ 15 velour cover. S10° e Wer. ‘Was $30. 2 Muffin Stands: 1 black, 1 red. Were $32 ;10 1 Canopy Poster Bed, double; red mahogany. Mahogany Semi-Poster Bed. Single size. Was $20 Panel-End $39 2 Single Poster Beds; hand carved; red mahogany. ;65 1 Green Coffee Were $96 éAch......... Was 818 ; 1 Poster Bed; walnut; ;45 1 Gro single size. Was $71.. $12 2 Walnut Panel-End Beds; single size. Were ’3’ 1 Walhut Panel Bed, single size; no footboard. Was ’50 Furniture, Pitth and Sixth Floors Table Scarfs and Runners 13 Less Were $1.75 to $20. Scarfs and runners of velvet, tapestry and combinations of brocade and velvet, Re- duced one-third tomorrow, Opportunity Day. Drapery Fabrics 15 Price Remnants of tapestry, damask, brocades. Many sample pieces in the lot. Average size, 134 yards by ifiches; some up to 5 yards. Regularly $1.50 to $40 yard; tomorrow, half price. Curtains Reduced 1) One and two pair lots of curtains, including lace, marquisette and net, slightly soiled. Tomorrow, half former prices, Drapery BSection, Third Ploor Rugs Reduced Opportunity Day Tomotrow 1 Worsted Wilton, 9x12 feet $62.50 1 Reversible Chenille, 9x12 feet.... X 39,75 2 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet X 31.75 1 Heavy Embossed Wilton, 9x12 ft. 105.00 1 Wool Wilton, 9x12 feet v 59.50 2 Axminsters, 9x12 feet 3 39.50 1 Heavy Embossed Wilton, 9x12 ft. . 119.50 1 Worsted Wilton, 9x12 feet...... . 69.75 1 Wool Wilton, 8.3x10.6 feet...... { 56.75 2 Worsted Wiltons, 8.3x10.6 feet. . X 81.75 2 Hartford Saxony Rugs, 8.3x10.6 ft. K 62.50 Carpet Samples Opportunity Day $1.50 and §3 Samples of discontinued patterns of fine carpets reduced to $1.50 and $3 tomorrow. Carpet Remnants Opportunity Day 1; and 1/, Off Remnants of fine car- pets, sold in one piece at 34 and % less tomorrow. Rug Section, Pourth Floor MILLINERY $2»95 and $ 5 Regardless of Former Prices All Advance Models Abso Specially Reduced for This Day Hat Section, First Floor. . Toilet Goods Opportunities Mennen’s Talcum Powders, $6.50 Corselettes and Girdles Opp~rtunity Day $3.95 47 Corselettes and Girdles of broche and elastic or swami cloth; with or with- out inner belt, also girdles of step-in broche and elas- #io or side-hook garments with 2 fi" hose suppotters. Cotset Bection, Second Floor Umbrellas Opportunity Day $2.95 22 16-rib Umbrellas of ted frames with wooden shank; . Prince of Wales or straight handles. Black, navy, green and red in the group, but not in each style. Umbrella_Section, Pirst Floor $2.95 Sweaters Opportunity Day $1.95 21 wool and rayon sweat- ers in slip-on styles; plain colors or novelty des| | crew or Vee necklines. Bizes 34 to 40. 4 Slip-on Wool Sweaters with crew and Vee neck- lines; sizes 34, 36, 38. Slightly solled. Were $6.50 each. ~ Opportun- Opportunity Day - 145 Price 12 bed Jights in georgette- lined taffeta. Were $3.50 to $10. Slightly soiled. % price tomorrow. 12 Bri Shades; slightly ere $7. $10. 10 Taff 0] Lamp Shades. Slightly soil- ol Were $1350 0 gg 820 ot silk and parchme Greatly du r Lamp voty. i $12.50 Italian Pottery Table Lamps; bottle shape; with oblong gold taffeta shades. ‘Were $95 each. Com-~ plete 1 Two-Candle Table Lamp; metal and glass, with oblong gold and brown shade. $12.50 3. w“u'mg 8hop, First Floor Gifts 1/, Price Table of odds and ends in egi Shop, First Floor Luncheon Sets Opportunity Day $3.25 Regularly $4 to $6.50. 14 slightly solled and mussed luncheon or breakfast sets. ‘Opportunity Day, each $3.25. Anen 8hop, First Floo 85¢ to $1.50 Doylies Opportunity Day 0dd, slightly soiled doylles in oval and oblong shapes. ‘Were 85¢ to $1.50 each. Op- ity Day, 39c. Linen’ Shop, ' First' Floor