Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1930, Page 29

FORS OF LR | " TOHEARLOWMAN Rechabites Will Celebrate| ¥ 81st Anniversary at Sun- day Night Mass Meeting. Seymour Lowman, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will speak on “Tem- perance and Sobriety” at a temperance | mass meeting Sunday night'at 8 o'clock in Calvary Baptist Church in celebra- tion of the eighty-fitst anmiversary of i Eagle Tent, No. 2, Independent Order ¥ of Rechabites. Rev. Dr. William S. Abernethy, pas- | tor of the church, will preside, and a distinguished Jroup of friends of pro- hibition in and out of Congress will act as sponsors for the meeting, according to an announcement by John R. Ma- honey, high secretary of the order. The meeting will inaugurate an in- tensive campaign by the Rechabites, pioneer temperance society, to secure “a sober citizenship and a dry Nation.” The battle ery of this crusade, it is stated, will be “Reinforce law enforce- ment by personal total abstinence,” supported by the formal xln?an. “‘Were there no drinkers, the selling would cease.” Sponsors Are Listed. Among those sponsoring the meeting are Senators Wesley L. Jones of Wash- ington_and .John M. Robsion of Ken- tucky, Representatives Addison T. Smith of Idaho and Clyde Kelly of Pennsyl- vania; Mrs. N. M. Pollock, president of the Wonten's Christian ~Temperance Union of the District of Columbia; An- drew Wilson, president of the Anti- Saloon League; Albert E. Shoemaker, field secretary of the Anti-Saloon | League, and Johin C. Foster, grand chief | of the Sons of Jonadab. Eagle Tent was established in 1849, and during its career has administered the Rechabite temperance.pledge to & Thost of citizens, including more than 500 boys. The national order has a membership_aggregating more than a million adults "and 436,000 children. There are 10,000 honorary members and 17.000 signers of pledge cards. The Rechabite's pledge, amended since | prohibition, follows: “I hereby declare that I will abstain from all intoxicating liquors, including all beverages containing more than one- half of 1 per cent alcohol. “I promise that T will resist by all honorable means any amendments to, or nullification of. the eighteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States. which prohibits the man- ufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors. “I solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign d d mestic; that I will t Infants'Only 25¢ to $1 Knitted Bootees 12l5¢ to 50c Hand knitted. White trimmed in pink qr blue. Infants only $1 to $2 Knitted Sacques 50c to $1 That look ador- able ‘on Baby and keep him warm as well. s Infants only 29¢ to $1 Knitted Mittens 15¢ to 50c Knitted in yarns to match the sacques. Infants and tots JOINING IN TEMPERANCE MEETING | Upper—Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Seymour Lowman and Dr. W. S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. Lower—John R. Mahoney, high secretary, Eagle Tent, No. 2, Independ- ent Order of Rechabites. They are tak- ing part in a celebration arranged by the Rechabites Sunday night. -+ allegiance to the same; and that I take this obligation voluntarily, freely, with- out any mental reservation or purpose of evasion—so help me God.” Seeks 1,000,000 Signers. The order is endeavoring to obtain a | million signers of this pledge “to aid in | making the U. 8. A. safe for prohibi- | friends of temperance are invited to attend the anniversary meeting and join in giving this old and pioneer tem- perance society the appreciation and ac- claim which its 8' ars of magnificent service for the cause deserves,” the an- nouncement of the meeting states. EX-COAST GUARDSMAN GETS LIQUOR SENTENCE Four Years in Prison and Fine of $10,000 Is Longest Jones Act Penalty in Brooklyn. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 17.—Sigvald Andriessen, 27, who said he lived in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, yesterday pleaded guilty to violation of the Jones . Half Price Sale of Infants® Sample Cnitted Wearables Only one and two of a kind From bootees to bonnets. Sweaters to leggins. This sale, THE EVENING act and was sentenced by Federal Judge | Robert A. Inch, in Brooklyn, to four | years in prison and fined $10,000. This | was the longest sentence for violation of the prohibition law ever imposed in | Brooklyn. A report made by the customs service to Judge Inch showed that Andriessen “served three enlistments in the Coast Guard and then resigned, apparently to become a rum runner, e judge said. Infants and tots $1 to $5 Sweaters 50c to $2.50 Khnitted in coat or slip-on styles; light or dark shades. Infants only $3 w0 85 Bootee Sets $1.50 to $2.50 Including hat, coat, leggins and mittens. White and colors. Infants Only $2 10 85 Shawls $1 to $2.50 Khnitted in white and trimmed with pink or blue, Infants to 6 yrs. !ing a Pennsylvania State higiiway patrol | Oklahoma, are charged here with kid- STAR, WASHINGTON, STATES W CONTES OVER 2 SUSPECTS Arizona Wants Pennsylvania" to Guarantee Murder Charge Evidence. By the Associated Press, PHOENIX, Ariz, January 17.—Penn- sylvania police officers, due here today with extradition papers for Mrs. Irene Schroeder and Walter Glenn Dague, may have to engage in a legal skirmish for custody of the pair, accused of slay- | officer near Newcastle last December. In the county jail here, after having been driven from a mountain top stronghold and captured by & mounted posse, near Laveen, Ariz., Tuesday, M Schroeder and Dague stated the contest extradition to Pennsylvan Arizona authorities have indicated, that they will decline to deliver the prisoners to Pennsylvania unless there | is concrete evidence of a first-degree | murder case against them in the Key- stone State. The two, with Vernon Ackerman, also known as Joe F. Wells, ex-convict from naping and wounding Deputy Sheriff | Joe Chapman_and wounding Deputy | Sheriff Lee Wright in a series of skirmishes with the law at Florence and Without Injury te Fabric or Quickly and Easily Does k 20¢BOTTLES &roctmrsronrs | 1880 D. Medium weight. s 1 15 Were $1.65 Coat and slip-on styles in conserva- tive stripes and shades. D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930. Ariz, during the 24 hours their capture. Mrs. Schroeder, who alternately has admitted and denied her identity, -last night refused to talk to her 4-year-old son Donnie on a long-distance call from Newcastle, Pa. —ee: HEADS JEWISH WOMEN. Mrs. Chandler, preceding Friend of New Orleans Na- tional Council President. LOS ANGELES, January 17.—Mrs. Joseph E. Priend of New Orleans yes- terday was re-elected president of the National Council of Jewish Women at the organization’s twelfth triennial con- vention here. Other officers selected included Mrs. Alvin Bauman, St. Louis, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Brin, Minneap- olis, second vice president; Mrs, S. M. Cone, Baltimore, third vice president; Mrs. E. N. Eisenmann, New Orleans, treasurer, and Mrs. 1. K. Praeger, Bos- ton, secretary. | Judgeships, to Be Open to Women. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, January 17 . | (@).—Dr. Meissner, minister of justice, Wednesday said that the Czechoslo- vakian government intended to make women eligible for the office of judge. Jee Etz and Sec Better” THE HANDICAP STRAIN In the struggle for achievement, children deserve every ment possible to give them. The Handicap of Eye olds them back not only at School, but it will grow worse as the years roll on, and really effects their health. Defective vision in children responds readily to the Have their eyes examined if they show OF EYE encoura; Strain right treatment. the tendency to tiring easily. Have your eyes examined every two years. 1217 G St. N.w. WoODWARD & LOTHROP COLDEN ANNVERSARY Yoo DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Flannelette Pajamas GREATLY REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE sl‘ss Were $2.25 Heavy-weight flannelette pajamas in coat style. colors. Sizes THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Sizes A to Silk Dresses, 10 New High Shades and Prints Bolero and indicated waistlines Skirts are moderately long, gracefully circular or draped—waistlines are indicated by shir- rings, belts or tucks—dresses have boleros— Black, and black with white, clever sleeves. as well as the high shades and prints. gette dresses with detached sleeves. to 17, 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 46 to 50, 16}4 to 26}%. Sports Dresses, *5-*° Jersey, Knitted Tweed, Kasha Cloth Novel two-tone and three-tone color effects distinguish this group of inexpensive sports Some have a suspender effect. In Castilian green, hyacinth, jockey red and pie Sizes 14 to 20. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE dresses. crust. 1217 G Street~ HOUSE GROUP DELAYS ACTION ON DALE BILL Civil Service Committee Will Not Hold Any More Meetings This Week. Government employes and their friends who are looking for early action in the House on the Dale bill to lib- eraliz> the retirement law, following an encouraging hearing before the House civil service committee, must wait an- other week at least for committee ac- tion. Some of the friends of the Goverr.- ment workers had expected that the | House civil service committee would | meet, in executive session today to act upon the Dale bill. Word came from the | eommittee room that no further meet- lnlakot the committee would be held this week. | Furniture New and Slightly Used Orlental and_Domestis Rugs—Also Antiques | Hich-sr s ot low oriees. Dawes Furniture & Specialty Co. 2447 18th St. N.W.. at C 1217 G St. N.W. 1930 Neat:anerns—good in lot A to C. Geor- Sizes 13 W. M. oses &*' Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh Clearance 9 AM. to 6 P.M. GIRLS’ COATS $8:50 t0 $25 Were $14.95 to $39. 75 Sports and dress models, with' or’ without fur trimming, in a variety of styles and colors. Novelty tweeds, chinchilla and suedes. to 14 years; but not all sizes in all styles. " GIRLS’ Sizes 7 WOOL DRESSES .- $750t %15 - - Were ;5;95 to $1 9.75 i : Attractive styles in a number of colors. Tweeds, covert cloth, crepella and challis. Sizes' 6 to 14 ‘The Girls' Shop, Second Floor Allen-A Chiffon Silk Stockings in the Newest Shades $1.50 An exquisitely sheer; flawless chifforr hose with wear that is usually possible only in heav- ier weight hose. This 'style, No. 3780, is one of our most popular Allen-A numbers. Full-fash- ioned, silk to top, with fine lisle feet for service. Sizes 8 to 101 in every desired shade, including - the very new neutral sand, twilight and sun bronze. . Exclusive -W ashington Repns.entm'ns for Allen-A Hosiery—Just a_Step to the Hosiery Section—F St. Entrance. Eyes of Youth HELENA RUBINSTEIN has perfected this special eye treatment which will keep the disfiguring lines .and wrinkles from settling about your eyes—detracting from their youth and loveliness:- For Daytime . At Night. 59¢c to $3 Bonnets and Hats 29¢ to $1.50 Crocheted of zephyr or angora in white, pink or blue. Valaze Grecian Anti-Wrinkle Cream —A richly nourishing cream. en gently patted around the eyes and left on over- night, helps erase age -revealing $5.95 to $12.95 Sweater Sets $3 to $6.50 Three and four piece sete. White, pink and blue. Youthifying Eye Cream — A richly smooth, nourishing cream which pre- vents and corrects wrinkles ‘and crows- feet. Remove before applying eye make-up. lines. $1.25 o L Tollet Goods Section, Pirst Hnflr' comprehensive in its scope, in- cludes all those Winter Wearables necessary to the health and com- fort of the baby. All marked at one-half original selling prices. Capeskin Gloves, $1.95 Four colors—Two styles The smartly popular black with white, brown with tan, plain dark brown and all tan. _Pull-on or fancy cuff styles. ‘Sizes 5} to 7%. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Costume Jewelry, $1 Pearl* and Colored Crystal* Bracelets, necklaces and earrings may be'matched into sets—of pearls* or crystals* in shades of amber, blue, green or purple. *Simulated. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s Shoes, seeciat, #3-% This group of shoes was specially purchased from the manufacturer at a price that makes possible ‘an offering at about the usual wholesale cost. In addition, we have put in several broken size lines from our regular stock. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) ® Half-Price Sale of ® Girls’ Crepe de Chine Underwear Samples . . . slightly soiled! Bloomers & Pdntiéé 1.95 Usually much. mote. " Soft, lustéous all-silk garments, beautifully tailored. Bléomers are full cut with elagtic at waistline and knee, the Black suede Colonial pump with dull finish :rot_ch reinforced t? insure real service. Pastel medium heel. $3.95. 5 shades and black, sizes 6 and 7. (8econd Fioor, The Hecht Co.) ; i Other models of black patent leather ; black suede, brown S 3 o ioay ‘Panties. with yoke front, bandedknee or HrecHT Co._ o reptile calf and kid. All $3.95. ¢ 4 plain hem style. - Pastel shades. Size 6 only. “F Street at Seventh” . $1.95 to $3.! Slips . $1.95 to 83 Combinations . $3.00 to $5.95 Night ...81.50 to $3 $3.95 to $7.95 Pajamas, $2 to $3 $1.95 Shorties Sizes 2, 4 and 6 . . . or 10, 12 and 14 . . . but not in every gar- ment. Very Special Illustrated— A low heel strap pump in the smart combination of rep- tile calf and patent leather. $3.95. A strap pump of brown kid with lizard calf trim—smart with Spring street costumes. $3.95. buckle and THE DOWN BTAIRS STORE Glove Silk Underwear, Pirst Floor