Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 22

B—6 16, 1930. was decided that representatives of the section should appear before the Pub- lic Utllities Commission. Many resi- dents of this section attended the meeting. The education committee presented Thirty-seventh street, between Tilden and Rodman streets, as a site for the new graded school to be erected in the neighborhood. Money already has been OAPT. B WALLAE Richmond Park Association‘?{r“‘;vsJi,n*,;é;*{;ghggL sndiON e 4 |also is needed. Favors Quebec Street Bus ,‘“" ' Route if Paved. I Woman and Two Men Face Heavy Penalties After Cap- ture in Gun Battle. Aviators Are Believed to Be Pair Missing Since October 9 on 70-Mile Flight. By the Associated Press. CHICOUTIMI, Quebec, January 16.— Reports:receiyed here yesterday said two | Indians had found two men and an air- plane near Riviere au Forin, about 300 In order that more space may be available for the parking of automobiles | while shopping on Wisconsin avenue, Macomb street and Connecticut ave- | nue, a canvas of the merchants vill be [ taken in an-effort to obtain parking | lace, U. §. N., was |limits in the commercial districts. The d;::;':;&:{ x"‘h:r;,,hm,,nd ‘park | Association favored a one-hour limit on | - Macomb_street near Wisconsin avenue izens’ Association for the ensuing|and on the latter between Woodley road Lieut. Col. John .| and Newark street. No parking is ae- !:mge‘nm‘cf”sd. A.‘at a meeting held |sired on Porter street between Connecti- St "ent in the John Eaton School. | cut avenue and Thirty-fourth street. irty-fourth and Lowell streets, o ot i U Other officers elected were: 1. J. Fair- hild, vice president: Mrs. Mary Mur- MRS. LAMB BURIED. $.\'. secretary, and W. J. Galnan, treas- g By the Associated Press. PHOENIX. Ariz, January 16— Suspected of crimes in New Hampshire, | miles from here. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas and Arizona, Since no aviators are known to be in the woman and two men captured near | that part of Northern Quebec. it was here Tuesday after gun battles with po- believed here the men were Pilot Can- non and Mechanic Lizotte, missing since October 9 after leaving St. Felicien, near here, in a well provisioned plane for & town 70 miles away. Two Canadian Airways planes sta- Mid-Season CLEARANCE / lice of two counties were lined up today for_further questioning. Sherifft C. N. Wright announced he was convinced, through comparison of | fingerprints. that the prisoners were | Mrs. Deborah Dixon Ewin Lamb. 83, Mrs. Irene Schroeder, Benwood, W. Va.; tioned nearby will fly to Riviere au church worker and resident of Wash- | W. Glenn Dague and Vernon Ackerman, Forin to investigate. | ington since the Civil War, who died | ex-convict of Oklahoma. '\ —_— Tuesday, following & long iliness. was| Charges of kidnaping ntent to e Y his ‘morning In Oak Hill Ceme- | rob, carrying a maximum penalty of life sl ol e | tery, following services in the chapel | imprisonment, and assault with intent | 00 TOO ho“"h" bmfub&;hiht same there at 11 o'clock. to commit murder have been fled | oo u B e habit, compiained of the bus running in front | Mrs. Lamb, widow of Prancls A. | against the trio by officials of Maricopa | b e ukes with the present un- | Lamb, came to Washington with her | and Pinal Countics. Ariz.. as a result of | Daved state of the street. One man |family at the close of the Civil War. | the abduction and shooting of an officer, | Do e *vehicle was & menace to the | Here she had resided continuously, serv- | Joe = Chapmit and the shooting of children on the thoroughfare o ac- |ing in the religious and charitable ac- | Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright. Neither e e extreme narrowness of the | tivities of the Foundry Methodist) was fatally wounded Toadway. | Church, and being active also in the | Mrs. Schroeder and Dague are wanted ad . Ainally decided that the body | affairs of the Methodist Home for the | by Pennsylvania authorities in connec- | would favor the present route with the | Aged. tion with the slaying of State Policeman Drovision that setion be immediately | _She is survived by two sons James | Brady Paul at Newcastle, and in Toledo, ol ‘have Quebec street paved. | Ewin Lamb. instructor at McKinley) Ohio. where they are charged with e O enft of the large numeer of | High Schooi, and Willlam E. Lemb, | stealing an automoblle. Tn addition, | people who want the route changed, it | local attornes | Sheriff Wright said, Manchester, N. H., er. ¥The question of whether the associa- ton should faver the present route wn Quebec street of the W. R. & E. . bus, which starts at Macomn street | and Wisconsin avenue, was thrashed out thoroughly at the meeting. Many persons living on Quebec street THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY crimes. ' The trio is_suspected also of | for prizes. wreath on the memorial to grenadiers ding Ceremony. ROME, January 16.—The Prince and | ding ceremonies of last week long | April 21, will be presented by the Chi- To Finish the Winter Season Recently $3.50 to $3.95 WAY BACK TO -'M“I 250 smart. youthful hats, becoming to every type of BRIME EOUNT l.AIU authorities telegraphed him that n::l: PRmcE AND PRlNCESS |Cu\'lh'y School of Ter Di Quinto. The robbing a bank and slaying a patrolman ———————— ‘ Lieut. Valenzani received the cup from % PALAIS Rom princess for his = | who fell in the World War. Princess of Pledmont yesterday after- enough to preside at an international | cago Civic Opera Co. in the new Civic All Our Better Friday Only e Ol e R ST T PARTY AND ‘DANCE face. Treat yourself to a new one for the rest of the pair answered descriptions of & princess had offered a cup and her hlu!.‘r; .I.fl .|. |U INBREASES at Coleman, Tex. Italy's Royal Couple Emerge From | the hand of the Mhl.-| R TWO MEN AND PLANE 4 — o~ [ ] Light Opera to Be Given. O th F d O e T T ey A | HIOATGO, Janussy 16 (#).—A nine- er rl a- y military steeplechase at the celebrated Theater. Winter Hat STREET AND AFTERNOON EIRR o Winter. There are felts, velvets, soleils and metallics, Prescription Tablets stimulate the| ‘Hvrr‘ drive out impurities and assist | Nature in performing her daily func- | tions. 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In- stead, new styles for imme- diate wear are offered at the beginning of each season in a full range of sizes and widths from 215 to Q---AAAA toD: When new styles are .offered gt the same price as old ones-+-ybu, of course, will want to choose from the new styles that are being presented now in all Nisley stores. SEVENTY Constantly Changing " ok Sizes 21; to 9+ AAAA to D V%_.’l‘; Nicley Shoes are not enly made in a full %:\;\—F range of sizes and widths but are always i\ available in each of the 47 Nisley stores in that same full range of sizes and widths. Selling, as well as making our own product permits us to control not only the type of service rendered you when you are buying your shoes but the price and reputation of our product as well. When a promise is made you in a Nisley store it is being made by the manufacturer of Nisley shoes and will be carried out to the letter. “JANIS” @50 STRAPS with two dainty har- ness buckles. Four underlays of reptile calf. A modified toe and a chic Paris heel. Develop=d two ways; in blatk kid and in brown kid. “RAHMIN" GEPN sPANISH brown kid, this smart one strap has the heel, fox and strap . in brown reptile calf. In black kid and black patent leather; the heel, fox and strap are of black reptile “FANTASI™ @ PRADO brown kid with brown suede underlay and an overlay panel of reptile calf. In black kid with black suede underlay and an over- lay pane! of reptile calf. In patent leather with black calf underlay and overlay panel of reptile calf. Cuban heels. | i “CHARIS” & CLEVER new one-strap with Baby Louis heel-developed three ways; in dark biege kid with biege clair trimming « in Spanish brown kid with brown reptile calf trim- ming + in black kid with black reptile calf trimming. All Styles “REGENT” @&1X LEATHER and fabric choices s dapper brown kid, black kid, patent leather, black satin, white satin and white rayonette cloth that can be dyed any shade to match the color of your gown. Newest regent pat- tern ««- Paris heels. “RONETTE" GYou MAY have it four different woys -+ In dapper brown kid with brown reptile calf trimming. In black kid or patent leather with black reptile calf trimming and in black satin with black suede trim- ming. Paris heel; modified toe. Nisley “Arch Comfort” Health Shoes Possess Ten Fit, Health and Fashion Features Foot relief, like foshion, need not necessarily be high priced. Nisley ““Arch Comfort” Scien- tific Health Shoes possess the universally recognized best aids to foot comfort and arch relief. They are fitted carefully to your feet by trained shoe fitters in all Nisley stores and are priced, like all other Nisley shoes, at five dollars. The ten special features include, a built in steel arch, combination last, flexible Jeather sole, rubber cushion heel, snug ankle fit, oll silk stitching, wide choice of leathers, oxford, strap and buckle styles, sizes 2% to 9 —widths AAAA to D. One price *5. ISLEY/ 1339 F STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON Arch Comfort Style No. 717 G4 SMART tailored walking shoe in the popular new Almora shade of brown calf. This pattern may also be had in all white. Arch Comfort Style No. 726 ,GDEVELOPED in the new biege clair %id, this pattern is strikingly fash- ionable yet extremely comfortable. Also shown in black kid and in white. All Nisley Shoes are Fitted by Gentlemen Trained in the Art of Fitting Feet Correctly Tune in on Nisley's "' Dream Shop” Every Thursday Evening Over Station W LW 10:30 E.S. Time ¢ 9:30 C.S. Time DINNER AND EVENING Tk PALAIS ROYAL Special Price While They Last PYREX T. M. REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. Open Baking Dish No. 023 9c 1% Qt. Round Regular Price $1.00 Foods actually look and taste better baked and served in sparkling PYREX Ovenware. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor With the Ffirst breath...you feel your cold vanishing A DROP OF VAPEX BRINGS INSTANT RELIEF FOR COLDS Every covp has its day, but it's a short day when you use Vapex. For Vapex is swift and sure. A drop on the handkerchief —breathe the crisp, cool vapor —instantly your head clears, sniffling stops, you breathe your cold away. A drop at each end of your pillow at night fights your cold while you sleep. ... Vapex was discovered during the war. In England, chemists ex- perimenting with the ingredients now in Vapex, were immune to a raging epidemic of influenza. The vapor protected them. Test proved that the Vapex vapor kills the germs of common colds. . Buy a $1 bottle of Vapex at your druggist's. A dollar now saves dollars and distress later. Insist on V-A-P-EX, in the trim white box with the green triangle. Don’t ex- pect the same results with cheaper imitations. . . . A bottle of Vapex contains fifty applications. Each application keeps its strength all day or all night. . . . Distributed by E. Fougera & Company, Incors porated, New York City. £t A special purchase of vitaljintei'cst to you! 0€s i (Mostly Dorothy Dodds) 4.39 Shoes for every occasion—street, dress, business, sports. Straps, ties, pumps and oxfords of patent, dull kid, brown kid, reptiles and smart leather combinations. Whether you actually need new shoes or not, you can’t afford to miss this outstanding chance. Every pair is handsome, built for wear, comfort and style. There's a good size range, but naturally first comers will have the widest choice. There will be extra salespeople to see that you are properly fitted. Remember, one day only. No mail or telephone orders. Shoe Section—Second Floor Rayon Lingerie sty 87 - <. They're_so well made and attraetiye’ you'll want them at once. The rayon itself is of a high'grade that will launder and wear exceptionally well. Gowns, envelope chemises, bloomers, panties and step-ins in delicate pastef ¢hades, plain tailored and trimmed with contrasting color and appliques. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Values $6 to $10 For one day only New Arrivals of Smart, Attractively Priced Sample French Kid Gloves 1 .95Ap'air Perrin and other makes of French kidskin gloves in a vari- ety of the best styles for dress and general wear. In the collection you will find not only novelty styles, but semi- tailored models as well. Many attractive stitchings, in all the wanted colors. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor $3 and §4 qualities The foundation of a well-fitting dress The Corsetlette In Many Styles Values $5 to $10 3 56 " ; Recently $3.95 Friday only Madame Binner Detaches, W. B., and many other popular makes, with or without the inner belt. Of striped brocade, all-over swami, or swami tops. The hose supporters are fas- tened to the underbelt as well as to the outer garment, and hold the belt securely down. They give one splendid support. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor X Friday Rug Specials $13.95 Numdah India Rugs, 4x7—at 8.88 (9 only) $35.95 Velvet Rugs, 9x12—at. . ....21.88 (Sonly) $26.95 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ..at 16.88 (4 only) $34.95 Axminster Rugs, 9x9....at 22.88 (3 only) $69.50 Wilton Rugs, 9x12. .. ... .at 48.88 (3 only) $79.50 Axminster Rug, 11x15. . .at 50.88 (1 only) 15—%20.95 Rugs Heavy Cocoa Door e o BT Land hard. weart Very special value. earlyl PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor $5.95 Sterling Mayonnaise Dish Friday only, 3.69 With it comes a ladle. And the pattern is one you'll be proud to exhibit on your table. $1 Siiver and Glass Combination Pleces for the fable. PFrida; ‘1 PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Notions 250 prs. 20c Silk-lined Dress Shields, assorted sizes. Friday, 21c. 300 pes. 10c Fine Lawn Bias Seam Tape. Black, white and colors. 6 yards to the plece. Friday, 2 pleces, 15c. 144 rolls White Bloomer EI 6 yards to roll. Priday. 19e. 10c Wash Cloths, glmy. Striped in color. ay, 2 for 15¢. Notions—Main Floor