Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1930, Page 26

B—10 HOOVER PLEDGES D IN DISPUTES President Offers Building Trades Council Help in Settling Disagreements. By (he Associated Press. TAMPA, Fla, January 23.—Heads of 17 building crafts making up the Amer- fcan Federation of Labor's Building Trades Council yesterday heard that President Hoover had offered them any | possible aid in their efforts to settle dis- | agreements within their ranks. The Chief Executive'’s good wishes | were said to be contained in a letter to | ‘Thomas J. Williams, former building department head and now observer for the Federal Department of Labor. M. J. McDonough of Oakland, Calif., yesterday was elected president of the couneil. The meeting has been: described as the most important in the history of the arganization. Members planned to settle ‘numerous disputes arising from rapidly changing ~construction condi- tions, the right of certain crafts to do | certain jobs and to draft an agreement for setiling future misunderstandings. .. J. McSorley, retiring -president, has said an agreement already had been reached in principle that there should be no more strikes during medi- ation, and that a national board of re- gional boards should - investigate dis- putes and make decisions. CURTIS SAYS YOUTH HAS OPPORTUNITIES Chances as Good Today as Ever Be- fore, Vice President Tells Graduates. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 23.—Vice Preslde t Charles Curtis, addressing the snx class of the Peirce School of Buslll:u Administration last night, de- clared that the opportunities for the youth of today were as good bem!r than ever before. “There never were greater men and women than those who manage our great enterprises today,” the Vice Presi- dent said. “These are the men and ‘women with wham you are to come in contact after toda: “It: is not ln elsy thing to make a survey of the times. We live in a choice. age—there has‘ never been a better period since than that which awaits the young man and the young woman of today.” SLAYER OF ESTRANGED WIFE IS CONVICTED Former Mayor’s Son Seheduled to Be Sentenced to Life Term. KANSAS CITY, Jln\u:y 22 (#).—Hal Mendenhall, son of & former mayor of Kansas City, Kans, was convicted of nruz degree murder for the slaying of his estranged wife by a district court Jjury here late yesterday. Sentence was defemd\mflllmoflonlorlnewmfl s-u:n a conviction urflu the penalty life imprisonmen uenaenhn} etmtended he accidentally shot his wife in a anrel when he re- ?r'uz u."‘::.,’.‘.f' bgué misking oy a e making. as if not | SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. % ARRIVED. Vauban—Biienos Air Carinthia—Wwest mm-. crui Westerniand— Ani Paris_Havre Eastern Prince Buenos Aire DUE TODAY. Falcon—La Guasra Metapan December 30 anuary 10 anuary 15 anuary e *.January 14 Lapls est 1nd Munargo—Nassau Hei pion’ cme: tham) Providence—Marsenle . uringia—Hambu e Dan DUE SATURDAY. JANUARY 25. Statendan Bourdon: Preciaent Rootevelt Ha | .January 18 | ‘January 20 | Jinuary 18 1 Ulus—Port _Limon Monterey—Vera . Ci Embress of Scotland-Southarmpton Berlin_Bremerhaven . Transylvanis —Glasgow DUE. MONDAY, J, American Merchant—London Ausonia—8Bouthampton Baltic—Liverpool Bergenafiord—Oslo Coamo—Santo Domingo Giiy. Cristobal—Cristobal Hellig Olav—Copenhagen Minnetonka—London Roma—Genoa St. Louis—Hambirz Samaria—Liverpool 8an Juan--San Ju; Tort 'St Gearze. i poncagun Vaiparaiso Favorita—Kinsst 3 a2 Dholm —Gotheitberg Olympic—Southampton G STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. £1p Lorénes—San Juan and Santo Domingo | i FI_ Sitador_Puerts Colombia. Cartagens. Crizioball Corin's” and San Francises: Arcadian—Berm Amendan ShipperLondon Dominica—8t. Thomss. Barbados and Trini- A Peliance ~West Indies cruise Etntigar—Cobh, Cherbours and Bremer- ouTson fbo—Cristobal. Callao and_ Valparaiso. Byrd ity Helsingfors. Viborg—8t. Thomas. BAXLIN(‘. Tnmmnow Paris—Plymouth_and Havr Bants Cecllia—Cartagena, Cristobal, - Callao and Valparaiso. Ameriean Lesion_Rio de Janeirs, Santos. Montevideo and Buenos Air Munargo—Nassau Viesternland—Plymouth. Cherboure and Ant- Homerie—Mediterranean cruise, Amor—Port, au Prince, Curacao and Mara- Volendam—West Indies cruise. Carinthia—Mediterranean cruise. Cabo Torres—Lisbon Hyancinthus—Capetown. Mandu—8antos. ILING SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. nenburs. E Alberfic “Glnseow. Belfasi and Liverpool. Eitotoine Belfasi and Glasgow. Orizaba—-Hav: Caiforoia Havana. Panama CAnal and San cisco. —San Juan. to—Havana, Progreso and ' Vera Jhl)l"k 53 aha: Sistobal and.Port Limon Yoro—Kinzston. £livia—Hallfax and St. John's. Hamilton —a-nuuo Kinéston and Pusrto Bar- M-nlnul~rmrln Colombla and Cristobal. Carmania—Havana Tanlana-wWest Indies crutse. Pllderisk—Rotter Y. JANUARY 21. % % $1.69. Misses’ 00000“00000000“0000000000“0000“000000“““0“000 Woman's printed broad- cloth; dotted Swiss vestee. pre-shrunk French linen frock in yel- THE EVENING *» $ 3 § 3 $ $ Odd Lots of Housewares Reduced (100) RADIATOR COVERS, slightly damaged. Were 94c. 1) CAGE OUTFIT, was $18.50. Fri- 34.95 day ‘only (1) PR. ANDIRONS, was' $7.50. i day -only (11) RUBBER DRAIN BOARD MATS. Were 69 '$2.25. Friday only.. 0JC (307) ITEMS—including aluminum bowls, teasp tin funnels and forks. Were Sc. Friday iradpmtily A B0 ITEMS, including ing spoons and Were 7c 5 c Friday only.. including ITEMS, bal pans, po- hers and mixing Wero 15¢ ' ® (24) mixing cake and ITEMS, spoons, (94) ITEMS — including wooden salad sets, nickel ver spoons, cooki enameled baki 45¢ to 69c. only .. (88) ITEMS, INCLUDING SALAD SETS, cage covers, percolator, indoor clothes reel, enameled baking pans, Wizard mops, clothes brushes and scales. Were 69¢c to 79c. Sixth Floor 48 Leather Handbags Were $1.95 $1.00 OF GENUINE LEATHER; nicely lined and ' fitted. Black and colors for carry- ing with Midwinter outfits. Slightly shopworn—but good values! Sireet Floor 259, Savings in the Jewelry Department (18) NOVELTY PINS, and Vanities; were Friday only (23) SEED PEARL* EAR- RINGS, with colored centers; were 6%, Friday 49c only (5) BANJO CLOCKS, made by the Sessions Clock Co. were $6.95. Fri only (6) MESH BAGS; were $1. Friday only 69(: (6) 60-IN. BUBBLE PEARLS®, in pastel shades; were $1.95. Friday sl 59 duly (1) BELT BUCKLES, v were Fridey vty $1.49 (18) NOVELTY BEADS; vere Ze Friday only 19c Mlnutaciveea ‘Street Floor Clearance of Wemen’s and Misses’ Dresses (45) CREPE, PRINTED, AND VELVET DRESSES, in black, blue, green and rose In:l'e, broken --::-. were $10 and § Friday only * $6.50 (25) HIGHER-PRIC DRESSES, transparent velvet, crepe and satin; street models and ensembles; originally $25 to $39.50. Fnd.y 314.85 only . Friday_ only Save on Winter Coats (20) JR. MISSES' DRESS AND SPORTS COATS, broadcloth and tweed; Ma churian wolf, French beaver, cat lynx and muskrat trim;* 13 to 19; Friday only (15) WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ DRESS COATS, handsomely trimmed with fur; 14 k0,20, 36 to 46; were $39.75 to only : (7) FUR-TRIMMED BROADCLOTH COATS; for misses and women, 14 to 20, 36 to 44; black, green and brown; were $59.50 to 341 $69.50. Friday only. .. (6) MISSES’ AND WOM- EN'S BROADCLOTH COATS, with skunk, baby lynx, opossum, and Manchu- wolf; 14 to 38; were $55 to $69.50. (15) DRESS_AND SPORTS COATS; broadcloth and tweed; many fur-trimmed; originally $23.74. Inexpensive Shop.. 57.34 Second Floor Save 259, on Negligees and Daytime Frocks (2) STRIPED FLANNEL ROBES, small sizes. Sy 5495 day only.... (3). LACE - TRIMMED NEGLIGEES, crepe and satin in pastel shad Were $12.95. Fri day only. e (1) BLACK SATIN" NEG- LIGEE, marabou trim. Friday (18) DAYTIME DR!SSES. prints and crepes in good colors. Were ss 95. 33 95 Friday only. . Al cnt:'roum:covm- PRONS. Were * 39¢ ne Friday only. . .. AR SRINTED VOILE i Wers $1.50. Friday only. .. 89C @) NURSES® UNL FORMS, discontinued models. Were $1.89. Third Floor Toys Priced to Go! (24) MARVELOUS PICK- ING BIRDS; 49c. Friday only (23) FISH POND GAMES; were 1l0c. (2) CHINA TEA SETS; were $1.49, only [O) were only .. ®) were only (5) TOY. DISH SETS:; were $2.95 to $3.75. 51.49 Friday only.. Fourth Floor TOY DISH -SETS; $1.49. Exceptional Savings in Rugs (3) WORSTED WILTON RUGS; 9x12ft.; rose or taupe; were $98.50. Fri (5) WOOL WILTON RUGS; 3 size 8.3x10.6 and 2 size 9x12 ft.; ltpo grounds; were §$55. F 839 50 day only... : (7) ANOK. RASS RUGS; t.; green or brown; were 3 5 e 3.0 (5) DELCRAFT WOOL AND FIBER RUGS; 27x54 © inches; for nursery or bed- room; were an sz 50 (8) WILTON RUGS, scat- ter size; were $9.75. Friday only . Piein nm - $9.95 - $6.50- STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930. For One Day Only! Sale! New Washable ‘Daytime Dresses Regularly $2.95 and $3.95 *1.69 Pre-shrunk French linens! Printed French linens! Printed handkerchief linens! Printed piques! Fine silky broadcloths! Pastel shades, polka dots, floral and geometric patterns—ALL GUARANTEED COLOR FAST. Every dress is fully cut, French seamed and thes ma]onty with 4-inch hems. Styles for the Miss and the Matron; sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 46, 48 to S2. Cotton Frocks—Third Floor. NSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 75 Women’s Hats Were $5.00 $3.89 Felts, soleils and velvets— smart off-the-face styles black and colors for wea ing with new frocks. All head sizes. (100) HATS, Were $5.00. 5 Buy Warm Bedwear and e! (2) ROSE RAYON COM- FORTS, wool filled; were $3250. Fridey @10 (12) PART - WOOL BLANKETS; 72184 inche (4) SIMMONS‘ BEDS; slightly scarred 3'3” and 4 sizes; were $I. ss 95 Friday only (6 prs.) ALL - WOOL BLANKETS, cut and bound singly; rose and gold block ; 72x84 inches; were $1495. Friday e $11.25 (7) DOWN COMFORT ‘with rose, blue, green or lav- ender sateen cov- 811 25 eri were $15. Friday only. . (18) DOWN COMFORTS- covered in sateen; were $22.50. Friday s 16.85 only . oor Friday Savings in Upholstery and Curtains (200 PRS.) IRISH POINT CURTAINS AND NET PANELS; marquisette cur- ruffied and straight were $3.50 and $3.95. "o $1.95 D(l) SETS GOLD VELOUR o styles; Friday only; -lly "} Price (500 YDS.) DAMASK, CRETONNE, CHINTZ and CURTAIN REMNANTS; were 85¢ Flo e $3.95 yard. Fri- day only % Price (25) RAYON BOUDOIR PILLOWS; bl Fnd-y only.. 'lfll Floor 110 Women’s Kid Gloves 59c Broken color and ' size ranges of our better gloves! Slightly soiled and damaged “but all: neatly ‘mended. All 5 I values at the low _ Friday Bargain Day price! r Btreet Floor THRIFTY FRIDAY 'Your Weekly Opportunity To Save At Least 259 Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Cannot Be Accepted on “Thrifty Friday” Items 9 Atwater Kent Model 40 Radios “With Tubes, Speaker and Console Table *69.50 Floor samples of the famous Atwater Kent Model 40, with 7 tubes and E Speaker. All in perfect operating condition, All NEW tubes! () R. C. A. Radiola 62, complete, $247.75. $74.25, with Dy- (5) R. C. A. Radiola 18, comple! (6) Atwater Kent Radios 47, namic Loud Speaker, $90,50. (1) Pooley Cabinet, with Speaker, $37.50. (1) Red Lion Cabinet, $24.50. (6) Newcomb Hawley Tables, $20.00. Radio Salon—Fourth Floor Sport Dresses Y/ Price and Less! (18) WOOL JERSEY, diagonal me tweed and wool crepe frocks; peplum: s; flare and godet 40 - Inch Printed CREPTE Regularly $1.29 to $1.59 O5¢ vax Be here early if you wish to get your share of these—400 yards won't last long! and colorings A wide vlnlly of patter: ~—for women's inches wi s frocks. 32.IN. ALL-SILK ROUGH-WEAVE PONGEE, an exceptinally fine quality; assorted colors for sports and street wear. Regularly $1.00 yd. PRINTED VELVETS AND METAI‘. an, wealth .of rich colorings— for formal frocks BROCADES, A destined * Reg only, yard Wash Goods Remnant 145 Price Novelty cotton and si rayon material Wash Goods—Third Floer ~ Be among the lucky 9 to get and cotton and Women’s and Children’s Knit - Underwear- Reduced! (25) GIRLS' - BEMBERG UNION SUITS, pinkonly; roken sizes; were $149, " Fridey only... 89C (S)CHILDREN'S BLOOM.- ERS ANII)I VESTS, of Bem- berg; small sizes; w %¢. Friday only..... 49c (64) WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, medium weight; sleeveless models in extra sizes; were 95c. Fri 69c (28) CHILDREN'S PART- WOOL PANTS, broken sizes; | were 29c. dl.y 19(: only .. Women’s and Children’s Stockings Reduced! (395 prs.) WOMEN'S FULL- - FASHIONED CHIF- FON HOSE, all silk from top to toe; with novelty pointed and color 92c CHILDREN S Some ken size _and color Were 17¢ pai only ..... Street Floor Clearance of Library " 'Books (300) LATEST FICTION AND NON-FICTION BOOKS taken from our own shelves, and new books never ;ut on the shelves; mlny were 2 to $3.50. Fodey ey 3 for §1 Street. Floor Worthwhile Savings on Underwear (60) CHEMISES, DANCE SETS, AND STEP-INS; lace- lrhimmld and tailored crepe de chine; were $1.79. Fiidiy aniy $1.39 (13) VOILE AND COT- TON CHEMISES, SLIPS AND STEP.INS; were 59¢ only S 40 Third Floor Save 259, on Boys’ Wear Tomorrow! (6) BOYS' ALL.WOOL MACKINAWS, attractive designs in dark colors; iy $3.45 ay only (28 PRS) ALL.WOOL GOLF HOSE, in tan and ma- roon only. 9 to 10%%. Si Were $1.00. Friday 65c Street Floor H Dinner Ware—Y/;, Price and Less! ODDS AND ENDS— plates, cups and saucers, cuns, bouillon and gravy be to $7.50. Friday only 10c to $3.75 Sixth Floor S Men’s Wear at Savings Tomorrow! (355) BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, collar attached and neckband.styles; and $1.65, only (105 PRS.) PAJAMAS. n style °I: huvy quality Al (30) EAGLE CREPE MUF- FLERS, white grounds with good-looking all-over red and black design, Guaranteed washable; were $1. Friday only. Street Floor .Lamp Shades Less Than 1, Price! (60) SHADES that are soiled, damaged or worn; brid, and bed light shades; parch- ment and silk, pleated and fringed; were 49¢ to $7. Fri- day only 15¢ to $2.95 Sixth Floor Women’s and Children’s Shoes at 259, Savings! (24, PRS) WOMEN'S Broken s $6.94. Fr only (13- PRS. ) WOMEN’S SHOES, of patent leather, brown or black Broken size ranges. much mor day only (37 PRS.) CHILDREN'S HIGH SHOES, nd black with white #nt ;opl B ere $3.50. $4.35. Frdey oty $1.49 (22 PRS.) GIRLS' STRAPS AND PUMPS, of patent leather; also infants’ white elk bluelnr oxfords. Second Floor Drastic Reductions on Jr. Misses’ Dresses (25) ONE_AND TWO PIECE DRESSES; flat crepe, satin and velvet; 13 to e $10 to (20) DRESSES, meludl-. two ensembles; fla taffeta for afternoon ning wear; 13 to 1 were $25. Friday only ... S18 Basement (46) Girls’ Bath Robes, of blue and orchid jac- quard fabrics with col- lars, cuffs and pockets satin trimmed. Were $1.89. Fri- day only (102) Women's Union Suits, sturdy cotton knit; bullt-up shoulder styles; sizes 38 to lp?fl Were much more, - day only 50‘: (100 Pnln) Wmn'l Boudoir Slippers, satins and felts in assorted col- ors. Broken size and style ranges. Were much more. Friday 89€ (100) Women's Mid - winter Hats, felts, velvets and felt-and-lace combi- nations; smart midseason amu In black and high o) Teme v ‘oats, mostly large Some nnndmmel fur trimmed ere $10 to $15. szm onl; Friday .. AR Sheer handkerchief li in quaint floral Printed pique in unusual cross-stitch pattern, $1.69. Dotted_ broadcloth with :-ndkerchncf 1. 0000000000000 000000000000:0000005:5000000000000000000 % Rare Savings in the Linen Department (25) 36.IN LINEN DAM-. ASK CLOTHS, double dam- ask quality with hemstitched hems , and lnv;ndur borders. Were $1.15. Friday only 85¢ (60) LACE-EDGE LINEN SCARFS, (with cream linen centers. Also three-plose buffet ;n- to ;_n-:leh. Were $1.19. Friday only 1lc (150) RAYON SCARFS AND DOILIES, in green, orchid Were 50c to $2.50. 3¢ to $1.25 (10) FILET AND CUT- W O R K PILLOWCASES, (28) MADEIRA DOlLY SETS, for buffet or vanity use. White linen centers. Were $1.25. Domestics Cut in Price ‘(20) FANCY PILLOW- CASES, hand embroidered o0 ith’ movelty_hems. Were 2.50 pair. ri- i onles . 9100 (47) PEPPERELL COL ORED SHEETS, in ros chid, blue and peach. Were $229. Friday 51.59 only (62) PEPPERELL COL- ORED PILLOWCASES, in peach, rose and orchid; 45x36 inches. Were 44c 65c. Friday only Third Floor 100 Notions and Novelties Were 50c to $1.00 5c Street Floor Odd Lots in the Toilet Goods to Clear! (50) ODDS AND ENDS —including combs, crea perfumes and novelties. were 20c Friday only (7) BELSAN CREAM RE- MOHVEIS. orig- inally $3.50. Fri- duy $1.00 (25) ODDS AND ENDS —including compacts, s and perfumes. Orig- ly 39¢ ay onl, Street Floor Specials (26) Wool Sweaters, front-button styles with collars and pockets; blue, tan and green, plllll or two-toned effects. $1.95 to $2.95. Priday only.. 31.00 (50) Broadcloth Shirts, well tailored col- lar-attached styles; most- ly fancy mixtures. Sizes 1215 to 14. Were 69c. Friday only 44c . (50) Broadcloth Blouses, white; collar-attached styles. Slightly solled, evrok“ecn ;:;del ere 69¢. Iy only .. 44c (60) Sleepers. Utica knit, part wool; button- front styles with seats. Sizes 5 to 1 ‘Were 79c to Friday only. 1.1) Men's Broadcloth gray and lavender; broken only. Store