Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1930, Page 22

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W. 1 BRYAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA Widow of Commoner Will Be Buried in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. By the Associated Press. * HOLLYWOOD, Calif., January 22.— Arrangements were being completed today for the removal te Washington, 4. C., of the body of Mrs. Mary Baird yryan, 68, widow of William Jennings dryan, for burial beside her famous husband in Arlington National Ceme- tery. Mrs. Bryan died here last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Bryan Hargreaves, wife of a Beverly Hills, Calif., banker. She had been suf- fering from arthritis for about 12 years, but her condition was not con- sidered serious until her return here three months ago from Miami, Fla. where she had visited another daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, member of Congress from Florida. With Mrs. Bryan when death came were her daughters, Mrs. Hargreaves, and a son, William Jennings Bryan, jr., Los Angeles attorney, and their families. Made Home With Daughter. Announcement of plans for the burial was made following the receipt of word from Mrs. Owen in Washing- ton, with whom Mrs. Bryan made Fer home most of the time since the death of her husband in 1925. Mrs. Bryan, who before her marriage on October 8, 1884, was Mary Elizabeth Baird of Perry, Ill, recently had com- pleted writing a biography of her hus- band, which had been begun as an autobiography by the Commoner, Besides her children Mrs. Bryan is survived by three grandsons, childran of William Jennings Bryan, jr., two granddaughters and two grandsons, children of Mrs. Hargreaves, and two granddaughters and two grandsons, children of Mrs. Owen. NEWS IS SHOCK TO FRIENDS. Mrs. Bryan Won Esteem as Lincoln Resident. LINCOLN, Nebr., January 22 (#).— News of the death of Mrs. William Jennings Bryan brought expressions of regret from Lincoln friends of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were resi- dents of Lincoln for more than 30 years, and it was while making his resi- dence here that Mr. Bryan was three times the candidate of the Democratic party for the presidency. Their three children were reared and married in Lincoln, Coming here in the Fall of 1887, when Mr. Bryan began the practice of law and was a social intimate of Ambassador Charles G. Dawes and Gen. John J. Pershing, Mrs. Bryan gained a high place in the esteem of neigh- bors and friends. Always a close student of affairs, both local and na- | tional, she took up the study of law and in the early nineties she was ad- mitted to the Nebraska bar. News of her death came as a shock to the brother and two sisters of W. J. Bryan living here, former Gov. Charles W. Bryan and Mrs. J. E. Baird and Mrs. T. S. Allen. MRS. OWEN CONTINUES WORK. Gives Mother’s Philosophy Credit for Own Creed. Because she gives her mother’s philos- I ophy complete credit for her own creed, Representative Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida will continue ber work, despite her mother’s death. ¥ A midnight phone eall told her that her mother, Mary Baird Bryan, died in California, ye$ Mrs. Owen peared at her office as usual today and threw herself even more diligently into the work she found before her. “I never saw my mother lack courage in anything,” said Mrs. Owen. “I couldn’t fail to follow the philosophy she schooled me in. When my hus- band died I thought I couldn't go on. I intended to drop all my political plans. Then I went to California and spent several months with my mother. I shall never forget the manner in which she met me. “ “The philosophic person, in the face of trouble, finds work the best conso- lation,’ she said to me. “She had handed me my equipment, just as she had formerly done with my Straight across the sunny South Atlantic to the Moroceo Riviera ERE is the cruise to the Mediterranean you've always wanted... the freedom of indepen- dent travel with unlim- ited stopovers or return on the “lle de France” or "Paris” via Havre or Plymouth.~y= A ship that is the last word in luxury and chic...the best chef who ever put to sea. “Franece” February 12 Mareh 15-April 25 wta Cruz de Tenerife, Casar blanca, Gibraltar, Barcelons, Algiers, Naples, Monaco, Mar- 1429 Eye father. She had given me my task, and that’s why I'm here.” Business Leader Scorns Phones. NEW YORK, January 22 (#).—Ro- land M. 8mythe, 75, former member of the Stock Exchange and still active in handling securities, is unperturbed by an increase in telephone rates, He has no office phone; he does business by telegram and airmail. Porty years ago he decided that the telephone inter- ferred too much with his work. He had it taken out. Rugs Display Their Beauty Only When ' Clean Call Mr. Pyle Nat. 3257 & 3291 Sanitary Carpet and Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave, N.W. When you have head- ‘feel achy, chilly eeze—take the indard, reliable Grove's Laxative BROMO QUININE atonce. Used by many millions for over 40 years, Merit is the reason, Grove's 20¢c at all druggists Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets e i e ccessful Since 188 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G STREET AT ELEVENTH C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1930. 'ALATS ROYAL TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 $200,000 in Advantageous Purchases of Ya to Yo Off in a Great January Sale— Also $200,000 of Our Own Regular Goods! For Thursday Only! Men’s $1.50 and *2 Ties 89c Every one hand-tailored! It will be indeed hard to make a selection from such a lovely as- sortment! New patterns! New colors! And of the loveliest do- mestic and imported silks. At this price for one day only. Men’s $3.98 Knitted Jackets, 2.98 January, a month of history-making events, brings another sensational of- fer for tomorrow only. 150 smart, new knitted jackets in brown, tan or gray. With two pockets. Tailored to fit. Fine to wear under a coat. Sizes 34 'PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Important Dress Sale Two Groups at Notable Reductions DRESSES Of Rich, Clinging Velvet 1395 to 39.50 100 gracefully clinging, sumptous velvet frocks—black, blue, brown and green—that naturally fall into lovely lines on the figure. This reduction will place them with- in the reach of 100 lucky women. Ranging from models of youthful simplicity to gowns of rich dignity, there's a type for every figure, and one for every purse. Sizes 34 to 4874, A Group of Evening Gowns 1395 o 39.50 We've cut their prices substantially—yet each frock is strictly up to the minute, The skirts trail gracious- ly, they cling or they billow. The normal waistline is decidedly in evidence. delicate pastels to warm, high shades and black. There’s no excuse for not looking your best when dresses like these sell at such low prices. Satins Special Purchase and Sale! Printed Rayon Satin Kimonos One day only 2.88 A splendid all-around negligee of a soft quality, supple rayon satin in gay, colorful designs, with deep borders of contrasting colors. Charming to look at, with practical wearing qualities. This is a one-day offer, so don’t put off getting yours. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Formerly $16.95 to $45 At Lowered Prices Formerly $16.95 to $45 And the colors range from Chiffons Taffeta Velvet Sizes 34 to 44 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Mighty Good Bargains Here! Baby Day Brings Small Our Infants’ Department is always popular—but on Thursd a bargain. As irresistible as babyhood itself are all these lit Little Toddle Dresses Little sister’s first walking dresses 1.00 come in gay prints with matching panties and daintily hand-embroid- ered.pockets and collars. A num- ber of bewitching styles to choose from. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Panty Frocks, $1 Styled like big sister's dress are the gayly printed panty frocks. Very colorful and childishly cute. Sizes for tiny tots and 2 to 6 years. Shirts, all sizes. . Teething Bands Carter's Rayon -and - wool Carter's Rayon -and - wool Philippine Gertrudes, hand- Special Purchasel Infants’ Fine Handmade Dresses They look just like the high-priced dresses that rich little boys and girls wear when they start out in life. Ex- quisitely hand ‘scalloped on the finest material, and embroidered in a style fit for a royal baby. Sizes for infants to 2 years. Boxed ...., $1 white made and finished with dainty scallops.. Johnson & John- son Baby Soap Johnson & John- son Baby Powder 2 Vanta Wash Cloths 1 Card Duplex Nursery Pins 1 Box Baby Gays Handmade Pillow- cases, 2 for $1 Hand-embroldered and -prnqued illowcases in charming designs, und in color. You need neyer run short on these at this price. Kapok Baby Pillows $1 for 2 Covered in sateen and filled with soft kapok. In pink or blue, Dainty Baby Dresses, 2 for $1 Pine baby dresses, lace trimmed, with cute yokes and adorable necks and sleeves. You'll love the ex- quisite touches of hand embroid- ery. boys and girls. Broadcloth Rompers, 51 Embroidered by hand in dainty | colors and lovely styles for wee In pink, white, blue, maize. Sizes 1 to 3. Stockinette Sheets, 8: Fine All-wool Fringed Shawls, pink, blue and white Infants’ Flannelet trimmed in Infants’ nos and Gertrud blue......... . Beacon Receiving Pink or biue.. Quilted Pads, Quilted Pads, Muslin Gertrudes, nicely made and finished. and sheer Red $1 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Hotels, restaurants, institu- tions—a bargain for you! A Sale of Silver Flatware 10(‘, each 15¢ value—10-year replace- ment guarantee Butter Spreaders Oyster Forks Orange Spoons Butter Knives Sugar Shells Dessert Knives Dessert Forks Teaspoons Dinner Knives Dinner Forks Tablespoons Round Bowl Soup Spoons Salad Forks Ice Cream Forks All colors. ette coats bossed effects and lined with warm flannel, absolutely rainproof. Even in the Rain Yterday Wearables at BigMS;\A'ings ays it's a veritable Mecca for fond grownups with an eye for tle garments of ours, and you'll find their prices hard to resist. Beacon Baby Blankets, in pink or blue, with nursery designs. Hand-crochet Bootles, pink and white or blue and te Gowns, ink or Flannelette Kimo- Blankets 5] at with nursery designs; 30x36. sl verveenn.8 tor $1 18x34......... creneeesd for al Rosebud Crib Sheets, and White Rubber sl Sheets, with eyelets 2 for 600 Smocks, Aprons, Dresses and Uniforms T Regular $1.98 Values A small price, considering the long, faithful service these strong, durable garments will give you. Hoover aprons and uniforms of regulation nurse’s broadcloth in white, chambray in colors. Smocks of broadcloth, tai- lored or trimmed with cretonne. House dresses of broadcloth, linene and silkette, very well made. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor 1.00 81 The only underwear for this tricky weather UNION SUITS TO KEEP YOUNGSTERS WARM ' «.2 for Children’s Merode Union Suits Special 135 This popular garment for little girls' cold- weather needs comes in a Dutch neck, short sleeves, and knee length with cuff. In wool and cotton mixed, with rayon-stripes. Very special at the price. Sizes 2 to 14, Boys’ Nazareth Union Suits, $1 Let your boy wear Nazareths if he's hard on underwear. This make is noted for its quality and durabllity, and at $1 aplece you should stock up plentifully for the cold months ahead. In high neck, short sleeves, knee length, of part wool and cotton with rayon stripes. White only. Sizes 4 td 16 years. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Fine . + . Thrifty Mothers Went “Buy-Buy” to Attend the Great JANUARY Sale! Girls’ Dresses 200 $7.95 Elephant Hide (Leatherette) RAINCOATS In This Sale 2.98 Leather- in em- Guaranteed Light in weight and For a limited time only we offer you this silver flatware in the beautiful Lorraine pattern, silver plated on a nickel-silver base. A lovely bright finish and will stand it 44. up under hard service. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor unusually .comfy. Must be seen at this price to be appre- ciated. Sizes 16 to January Sale Price—2.98. Downstairs Store Maude Mitchell & Little Sunflower Frocks New styles, new colors, new prints. Every dress guaranteed not to fade. A new one if it does. Bloomer Dresses 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 years Gay English prints, broadcloths and batistes in absolutely boilfast colors. Hand smocked and embroidered. Each dress French seamed and with 2J4-inch hems. Full and roomy for plump little figures: * All with dainty touches of the most expensive little French dresses. For school or Sunday best. Mail or phone orders accepted. PALAIS ROYAL—Downstairs Store