Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1930, Page 26

L1 PULNIN 3R A CARDOZ0 SENIORS GRADUATE TODAY Miss Nannie Burroughs, Head of Training School, De- livers Address. Commencement exercises for the mid- year graduating class of the Cardozo High School, numbering six graduates, were held in the school auditorium this fternoon. a 3 Reginald T. Hutchinson was the sole boy graduate. Girl graduates were Beulah Amanda Dinkins, Edna Mar- guerite Evans. Mary Etta Clanton, Dorothy Estelle Jackson and Esther Belle Washington. Brief talks, commenting on school experiences. were delivered by each of the graduates. Miss Clanton introduced | her fellow speakers. 1 Miss Nannie Burroughs, president of the National Training School for Women and Girls, Lincoln Heights, delivered the mdu-uon address. F. 1. A. Bennett, member of the m of Education, presided. Musical features were furnished by the school orchestra. Victoria, Australia, will tax all en- tertainment tickets. T RUMMAGE Satulacfion Since 1859 G PALACE All 0dd Sweepmgly Reduced mage PIECE GOODS REMNANTS of 19c to 38c yard- wide percale, outing flannel, cotton charmeuse, unbleached cotton, cot- ton tweeds, m.t:‘; flannel, rayon paca and dress ging- ham. Yard 2‘/20 $1.25 ALL-WOOL SERGE, three pieces in staple colors. Yard $1.59 TAFFETA SILK, 12 short pieces, all-silk quality in 98 r colors. Yard 3%¢ ENGLISH BROADCLOTH, about 250 yards, in white and colors. Yard i5¢ RAYON SAleHch firm S Rummage GLOVES gloves, _in lue 7%¢ MEN’S JERSEY GLOVES, Black, warmly lined. brown and [ny 'S¢ CHILDREN’S knit- = g z i ted w:o‘\, and lined jersey gloves lml'tnol and fancy cuff 39C ires. gioves 89¢ = $1. ; -5 98¢ E Rummage Sale Men’s S? Shirts 49C Collar-attached shirts of serv- iceable materials, in figured pat- terns of all colors. Slight irregu- lars. Sizes 14 to 17. $1.00 & $1.50 MEN'S SHIRTS, perfect quality, in genuine broad- cloth, woven madras and other materials. Collar attached, also neckband white 69 shirts. Sizes 14 to 17. C $1.50 & $2.00 MEN'S’ SHIRTS, perfect quality, in genuine broad- cloth, rayon-stripe madras and woven madras. White, plain col- ors, stripes and figures. Attached collars, separate collars and neck- hlnd shirts, Sizes 14 206 ARROW SOFT COLLARS— Rummage lot 220 collars, popular styles. Sizes 14 t0 17 Oc 10 WORK SHIRTS, in tan cotton flanmel.... ... 8 MEN'S RAINCOATS, value. Rummage 48 ME DRAWERS, part wool. $1.60 value. Each 31 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, 8c value. Rummage $10 $4.98 SHIRTS AND Street Floor Rummage Sale Women’s $1.00 Wash Frocks C ‘Women's frocks of voile, dimity and cotton prints in straightline and two-plece effects. Trimmed with white or solid colors. Broken sizes. $5.98 BLOUSES, of crepe de chine, in prints and solid colors. A T $5.00 SWEATERS, all wool, in slip-over style. Plain colors and color combinations. Broken sizes . . 5269 & & CORDUROY ROBES—Of wide-wale corduroy in olue and rose. Side-tie model with long collar. 198 lr:km Sizes chambray and broadcloth, in green, tan and orchid, sizes 3398 "RAINCOATS, dine, in trench style. Sizes 38 to 44 .. Clever new shapes, oxidized, gold and polychrome fin- 50c JEWELRY—Bead chokers, ish. Gu-r%nlmed movement. long _chains, = bracslets, earrings. brooches s ar pins 19¢ 29¢ BELTS — Women's _and == children’s belts, in vari- l 5 ous styles and colors. . ‘, $1.59 KITCHEN W $l 00 CLOCKS, enameled in red. Juu 4, each. 1.98 HOOVER APRONS, of in bronze, LAST WARNING ISSUED ON DEAD MOTOR TAGS District motorists who have not yet bought their 1930 automobile tags were warned by Superintendent of Licenses Wade H. Coombs today to present themselves in line at the District Building not later than 4 o'clock to- morrow afternoon if they would avoid the embarrassment of arrest. llr, Coombs estimated that there wi in the neighborhood of 8.000 cars 11 on the street with 1929 plates. Any driver who appears on the streets after midnight tomorrow with 1929 tags will be subject to arrest. The collateral is $10 minimum. RN SHIP MODELS AND RUG TAKEN AT BAL BOHEME The colorful Bal Boheme of the Arts Club Monday night had a woeful after- math yesterday. A check-up on_ the “props” used in the pageant at the Willard Hotel dis- closed that some one of the gay revelers is richer by two 5-foot ship models and | a $150 fur rug. ‘The ship models, made especially for the Bal Boheme by Louis Clechane, and the rug, loaned by Mrs. John Otto John- son, could not be found yesterday when the Bal Boheme committee of the Arts Club checked over the articles used to decorate the ballroom. ‘The committee, however, has the name of a man who was seen to leave the hotel with one of the models. The committee decided to give him until to- nlgrl to return the ship before taking action. NAVAL OBSERVATORY BILL ASKS FOR FUNDS $265,000 to Modernize Service ‘Would Be Spent Under Pro- posed Measure. modernize the United States Naval Ob- servatory in Washington at a cost of gress by Acting Secretary Jahncke of the Navy Department. The Acting Secretary explained that this legislation would authorize the ap- propriation of sums to be expended by the Secretary of the Navy for mod- ernization of the Naval Observatory by (a) the purchase and installation of equipment and appurtances for astro- graphic and research work: (b) the construction of an astrographic labor- atory, and (c) the construction of a service bullding. He explained to Congress that the Naval Observatory is one of the scien- tific, experimental and research activ- ities of the Navy, and holds an import- ant position in the astronomical world. The observatory supplies the Navy, the merchant marine and the country wit! astronomical data required by navi- gators, surveyors and scientists and the time so essential to them and to all commercial activities. The time sig- nals sent out by the Naval Observatory, Mr. Jahncke said, are the only official ones in the United States. The estimated cost of installing mod- 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. ern instruments and equipment in the Factory Purchase Certainteed Guard FLOORTEX RUGS Every Rug New and Perfect On Sale at Tremendous Reductions The time of times to buy these famous felt-base rugs at a won- derful saving. All perfect quality and guaranteed for satisfactory service. Tile, carpet, modernistic, floral and figured patterns, ENaTE 6x9 Size $4.00 Value. 7.6x9 Size $4.50 Value. 9x10.6 Size $5.50 Value. 9x12 Size $7.00 Value. Third Floor See Window Display Discontinued styles. L o R, o R Rummage Sale of Domestics 3%¢ PRINTED PIQUE; yard l’e TURKISH TOWELS—64 large, heavy Turkish bath wvels slight seconds. . 9¢ LINEN TOWELS, vul’e linen q\umy, nicely hem- 39(: stitched 22-inch - ~'$3.08 LINE! size. All pure linen, reduced to, dozen.. 256 LINEN CRASH TOWELING, 7 pleces, reduces T PR SRR TS R 19¢ $8.00 RAYON BED SETS, con- sisting of large spread and pillow to match. Gold and 54.98 blue .....covvennnnns 59¢ TO $1.98 SCARFS, lace- trimmed scarfs, rayon scarfs and all-over lace vanity sets. 3 C Cholce ..ovvveannnnennns Street Floor Coats, 1> half former prices. $29, $35 & $39 Cloth Coats New broadcloth coats in black and colors. Large collars and cuffs of Man- churian wolf (dog), cara- cul, opossum, lapin, sealine French beaver. $100 and $125 PONY " $50 COATS Handsome and serviceable pony- skin coats at about half price. Shawl or crush collars of fox, French beaver and Armour coon. Popular colors. Sizes 14 to 40. Rummage TOILET GOODS 50c Boneilla Sets, der, cold cream and van- inishing cream.......... $1.00 Powder Jars, pink, white, maize and green.. 39¢ Auto-Strop Razors with strop and one blade. 19(: S0c Correspondence Cards, white or mourning. 25¢ 10c’ Crepe Paper Table- cloths, large size........... Street Floor rouge, pow- 35c¢ 50c Rummage STAMPED GOODS 19¢ and 25¢ Stamped Pieces, 0dd lots of pillow aprons shelving and | () children's dresses. ...... C 8¢ Stamped Pieces, including pillow tops, stenciled rayon pil- low tops, scarfs, glass 25 towels and volle scarfs.. C fc Rope Thread and Glossilla Rope, assorted colors. 3 for 50c Utility ot "ana Risbon Novel Pads ant n Novel- SRR 19¢ 10c and 15¢ 0dd Books of In- struction in' _ erocheting, knitting and bed bl‘ mak- ing FOR All our high-grade cloth coats now exactly one- Beautiful broadcloth models with collars and cuffs of gray, red and pointed Manchurian wolf (dog), marmink, wolf and opossum. $59 Coats, ..$29.50 $69 Coats, ..$34.50 $79 Coats, : ..$39.50 $89 Coats, 1/, Off........... $44.50 (dved coney) and { Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 52. Second Floor Price $7, 810 & 815 DRESSES Street, afternoon and _party dresses of flat crepe, Canton crepe, satin, transparent velvet and silk combinations, taffeta, moire and wool tweeds and jerseys. Sizes 14 to 48. 3L Rummage TRIMMINGS Ise FANCY lmu-:ai BUCKLES, all sizes an colors .. 10c 25¢ TO $1.25 sk, metallic, colored beads . 49 GROSGR Inches wide yard ... $2.98 EMBROIDERED CLOTH in gold and silver, 18 inches wide. Yard.. $l .00 $8.00 BLACK QFQl‘IN and bead flouncing inches wide. Yard $3 00 3% TO $1.00 FLOWERS, for coat or dress. AR oo 2ic s, Street Floor NECKWEAR & HDKFS. 59¢ COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, in orllndle la linen l 5 o C and silk . 18¢ MEN'S & BOYS' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, col- 0 ored cord styles ........ l C 75 MEN'S & BOYS' COL- ERive e S The draft of proposed legislation to | $265,000, was today submitted to Con- Naval Observatory is $160,000. The es- timated cost of an astrographic labora- tory, & one-story and basement struc- ! ture to be connected with two other small structures, is $65,000. CONTRACTOR KILLS SELF. Reese Prederick Lukel, 67-year-old Tetired contractor, took his own life yesterday in the basement of his home, 2564 Wisconsin avenue, by firing a bul- iet into his mouth. The body was found by his son, Wal- ter Lukel, and a neighbor, George Grimes, 2566 Wisconsin avenue, who in- vestigated after hearing the shot. They summoned Dr. E. F. Pfanner of the Emergency Hospital staff, who pro-| nounced the man dead. Failure in business several years ago | and ill health were given by police as the causes. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt | issued a certificate of suicide. [ Lukei is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna Lukei; three other sons and two daughters. Now Is the Time to Go to Aiken and | Augusta. Outdoor sports in mild climate. Ex- cellent tourist hotels—Forest Hills- Ricker, Bon Alr Vanderbilt, Partridge Inn, Highland Park. Rates reasonable. Overnight service. Alken-Augusta spe- clal leaves Washington 6:40 p.m.; ar- rives Alken next morning 10:35 am., Augusta 10:55 a.m. Through Pullmans, lounge car for ladies and gentlemen, ex- cellent dining car service. SOUTHERN RAILWAY, office, McPherson Square. Telephone ' Nat. 4460 and 1465-66.— SALE Advertisement. = No Mail, C.0.D.or Phone Orders All Sales Rummage HOSIERY $2.00 F U L L - FASHIONED THREAD SILK HOSE, in chiffon and service weights. Slllht irregulars. All H zs EXTRA SIZE HOSE, Bur- son and other makes In silk and rayon mixtures, Slight irregulars .............. THREAD SILK HOSE, with twin wigwam black heels. Slight irregulars. . $1.50 SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE, in black only. Very slight 1rre;ul-ns All sizes. . 35c WOMEN'S nosl:—x.nge assortment of lisle hose, in colors; also wool-mixed whoopee socks, Irregu- S5 CHILDREN'S HALF SOCKS, perfects and irregulars. Black, cordovan other colors 50¢ all-over rayon hose, lars. Reduced for i TR R $1.00 BEMBERG HOSE, full- fashioned Bemberg hose, aristocrat of rayons. Favorite col- ors. Slight irregulars. . 7 50c BOYS' & GIRLS' SPORT HOSE—Boys' fancy golf hose and misses’ fancy and plain colored rayon % hose. Perfects and irregulars .......... 50c MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSE—Long sport hose in rayon and lisle. Perfect qual- 29c¢ ity, all sizes. Leadi l colors . Rummage UNDERWEAR $1.25 & $1.50 RAYON UNDER- 'WEAR—High-grade bloomers, che- mises, gowns, step-ins, French panties and bloomer-bottom com- binations, tailored, lace trimmed and appliqued. “Sunbeam” rayon bloomers in all sizes 23 to 31 in street shades, are included $1.00 RAYON UNDERWEAR— Bloomers, chemises and step-ins, pastel shades. Tailored and lace trimmed styles. 59%¢ WOMEN’S UNION SUITS— Rayon stripe and white fleeced union suits, in sizes 36 to 44; low neck, no sleeves, knee length. Also rayon stripe vests and Dicomers. Sisen 38 1o $4, 39 50c CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS, of white madras, athletic style, with waist attachment. Dou- ble seat. Perfect quality. Sizes 2 to 12 - 28¢ Street Floor Rummage BOYS’ WEAR 39 BOYS' KNICKERS, in fancy mixt 9¢ value 42 BOYS' PAJAMAS, of striped flanneiette, one - piece style. 79¢ value 49C 25 BOYS' TROUSERS, 52,00 values COATS, l 98 \'llue Choice assorted styles and colors. 69¢ and $1.00 values.... 4 25 LITTLE BOYS' COATS, warmly lined. $4.98 value e BoYS KERS, in'fancy mixtures. and $1.50 values ............ 88C l”k n;wt' RAIN OUTFIT black rubber coat and nat. 3208 vame. - $1.89 Rummage Lots of CHILDREN’S WEAR $1.50 & $1.98 MIDDY BLOUSE:! of Lorsdale jean and khaki. Siz 6 to 18. Tallored or braid trimmed ......... 69c $1.00 DRESSES—Girls’ cotton print _dresses in straightline and Sizes two-plece effects. witgite ..k 69c $1.00 WH GOWNS, sizes 8 to 12. Made with double yokes and - long sleeves $1.50 & $1.98 KIRTS, ‘n misses’ sizes. Of all-wool piaids. Peggy cloth and khaki ... $10.98 GII K DRESSES. in jacket and straightline styles. Of crepe de chine, in navy, green, new blue and tan. Broken sizes ........ DHF“SE@ Jus 8. Green, tal navy .. . $2.98 INFANTS' CHALLIE DRESSES, sizes 1 and 2 years. Of ool challie, in pink and’ () &5 C Second Fioor 9 blue dots Rummage MILLINERY 3155 & 3198 FELT HATS, vopula: styles in back () C 5, In sizes 6 and nd snd colors .. $2.00 TO §: in vel- vel, felt, gold and sil- H 985 TO $5.98 HATS, in velver, felt, ver et ) L) Street Floor == = = IHIII\HIIH“III!I|llllIIIIIllHllfllllllllllllllllllll|||I|lIl|l||I||IlllIl|l|lI|lIIIlIl|lWl|1|lIl||IlIlIlIIIl|||l||||ll|l|l|l|lIlllIlIH!llllIIl|I|l|l|l|l|l||I|Il||IIlI|IIllI|l|l|l|l||I|I|I|||INIHIIlI|I|IIHIIIIlIlIlIlIlIlIIIIIIIII|Il|l|l|l||||I|I|IlIII|I|||I|IlI|I|I|I|I|I|||III|hu.-= WASHINWITUN, D, THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1930. W. D. Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE@ National 3770 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Continuing Our Pre-Inventory Clearance Women’s, Misses’, Girls’ Apparel { 35 Dresses $10 Were $16.75 to $29.75 Wool and crepe dresses. 30 Dresses $13.50 Were $16.75 to $39.75 15 Dresses 520 Were $29.75 and $39.75 20 Dresses $25 Were $39.75 to $69.50 Metal, velvet and crepe dresses. 10 Dresses $30.75 Were $49.75 to $98.50 Crepe, satin and velvet dresses. Ensembles $38t$198-5° Were $59.50 to $395 4 Wool ensembles, plain and fur gxm".gled Were $5950 and 4 Wool ensembles, trimmed. Were 50..$49.75 1 Bllck and red novelty wool. Was $250 ...... feertrienieniaas £150 1 Velvet. Was $118....... $59.50 1 Velvet dress, wool coat. bt s et R $198.50 Not All Sizes in All Styles But Siszes 14 to 46 in the Six Gromps Coats $38.85 Were $59.50 to $79.50 Fur trimmed dress and sport coats. Coats 565 t 980 Were $89.50 to $169 Fur trimmed dress and sport coats. Coats *55 Were $69.50 to $98.50 Fur trimmed dress and sport coats. Not All Sizes 14 1o 44 t All Prices But Sizes he Three Groups ‘The Apparel Shop, Second Floor 60 Dresses Were $5.50 to $19.75 $2.75 to $9.85 Girls’ Winter Coats—Wool and Velvet Dresses 20 Coats $7.45 to $1 9.85 Were $14.95 to $39.75 The Girls' Shop, Second TFloor 1/2 Price Clearance-—in the Opportunity Shop 30 Dresses Evening Were $5.95 Dresses Were o sies $3:50 | O $2575 Crepe and satin dresses. And Cousin’s &, T omorrow—Last Day - January Lamp Sale The Following Lamps Reduced 25% to 509 1 Bronze Floor Lamp, with pleated taffeta shade. Regularly $55. - January sale price Italian Marble Floor Lamp. Regularly $195. -$97.50 $14.95 @ 15 Evening Dresses. Not All Sizes in the Two Groups, Mostly Small Sizes -------- $36.67 5 each. Now . The Opportunity Shop, Second Floor Shoes—Last Day—*8.85 = $11.85 Reduced from $12.50 to $18-50 The Shoe Salon, Second Floor others. 2 Red Wooden Lamps, modern style, with parchment shade. $12.50. - January sale price [T $32.50. January sale price (O shade. = Was $30 Imdported Pottery = - Metal Floor Lamp, modern style. - taffeta shade. Regularly $75. - larly $18. January sale price ..., Black Pottery Table Lamp, modern colored taffeta shade. - $7.50. January sale price - January sale price, each -8 Regularly $27. January - light. Metal Floor Lamp. Regularly $19.50 . b, Pewter-finish Bridge Lamp, modern style. able Lamp, with red bas -trimmed parchment shade. Was $32.50. . ;15.;.; Was $50. . Italian Marble Table Lamp, tw;rlight with smped Torchiere, three candle l-l- htln bllcklndl’o}d5 e price Pair Antique Wrought Iron Torchieres, one candle Regularly $400 pair. Now, pair........$200 ‘The Lamp Shop, Pirst Ploor Regularly $26. January sale price...... $13 Italian Pottery Table Lamps, two-light. Regularly ................. $6'25 Rose Italian Table Lamp. Was $25. Now..g12 50 Metal Table Lamps. Regularly $7.50 . » Oriental Bronze and Colored Glass anp, Regulnly ................ $16.25 Cloisonne Table Lamp, two-light. Was $43..¢32 25 Lilaque Glass Table Lamps, with pleated taffeta Regularly $60. January sale price...... $30 Hand-hammered Floor Lamp, two-light. --$3.75 --$25 reduced to . $37.50 - 89.75 Regu- -$12 h taupe reduced to . Was $11.50. an ... $8.75 2 Metal and Glass Table Lamps, two-light. Regularly .................. 5 Mulberry Pottery Table Lamp, with four hlidlzl Parchment shade with etching. Was $18.50..g9 25 Wrought Iron Floor Torchieres. Were $30 each. Dress Coats 322 15 Fur-trimmed coats. 6 TWEED SPORT COATS. Were $16.75 810 o $20 Cases, 35x36, reduced to.... Sheets, 63x99. Sheets, ”xlol The Linen Shop, First Floor Dress Coats Were $49.75 $ 3 5 and $59.50 20 Fur-trimmed coats. Not_All Sizes in All Styles But Sizes 1f to 46 in the 3 Groups of Coats Tomorrow—Last Day January Linen Sale Tomorrow one of the most successful January Linen Sales in the history of this store comes to a close. Dozens of items are still available at the January Sale savings . . . table cloths, napkins, luncheon sets, bath towels, face towels, and many In the January Linen Sale Moses ‘DeLuxe’ Sheets and Cases Reduced Cases, 42x36, 38 Summme g157 39 o T g7 Sl47 mmeN 5169 " L6z Rt $1.90 ‘DeLuxe’ Hemstitched Sheets and Cases redueed to...... 30 oncea"war.. $1.85 C: , 45x36, ,,,,,,,, @ il Samat 93 mak s gi Gy Sheets, A re::ced”::.. ................ ;1'75