Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 22

GUNMEN PURSUE | AND SLAY COUPLE Dance Hall Hostess and Es-| cort Victims of Four, Who “Flee in Auto. By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, February 13.—A woman identified as a dance-hall hostess and her escort were killed early today by | four gunmen who alighted from an sutomobile, chased them when they fled in opposite directions and shot them down. The killers escaped in thelr automobile. Several hours after the shooting 1hr body of the woman was identified as that of May Smith, 24, who came to New York more than a year ago from Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and had been em- ployed as a dance-hall hostess. Her escort was Carmine Barelli, 30, of the ! Virginia Senate Votes Down Fa- Bronx, who, police said, was known in | the Bronx as a gambler and had a| eriminal record dating back to 1919. The woman was fashionably gowned and wore two diamond rings. Barelli died a few minutes after the shooting and the woman died while being taken | Bs the Associated Press. to Morrisania Hospital The two were walking on Tnwood avenue, the Bronx, when the four men down. Employes of a nearby garage fold the | stitutions and education relterated its police the man and woman had pro- fapproval of the Layman bill comtumuing | ceeded about 50 feet from a garage|the commission on a liberal arts col- where he had stored his car, when, as | lege Tor women, And. tumed. donm woe the men stepped from the machine, the | Ball bill for a new commission, Both woman screamed and started to Tun.|bills were sent to the calendar, but Her screams attracted a Negro washer, | that who had admitted the couple to the |mendation for disapprovel Sherman Garage a few minutes earlier. He ran to the street, picked her up and placed her in a taxicab. She was dead when examined by a hospital surgeon. | MRS. EMILY GRANT DIES .| AFTER LONG ILLNESS Mother of Secretary of Bn:llding§ Trades Employers’ Associa- | tion Expires. Mrs. Emily Grant, 76 years old, moth- er of Thomas Grant, secretary of the Building Trades Employers’ Association, died at her home, 1408 Delafield place, early today after a long iliness. Mrs. Grant was the widow of William Grant and had been a resident of this city for the past 40 years. S member of Rock Creek Church. She leaves two sons, Thomas and James Grant, both of this city, and four nieces, Mrs. Emily C. Hartung and Mrs. Charles Graves, both of New York, nnd Mrs, Dudley Birdsell and Miss Catherine McGufin of St. Paul, Minn. Funeral arrangements were being | completed today. LANSBURGH &BRo 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 At’s Inexpensive To Be Fashionable” Jacket now famous barbers' bill was defeated alighted from their machine, They at- | In the Senate by a vote of 21 to 16, the tempted to fiee in opposite directions. | action being one of the first of a busy but the gunmen chased and shot them | day in the General Assembly. ~waigpe- THE EVENING Will Rogers aw Says: NEW YORK, N. Y., February 13.— That England has one great custom in the Government—they can bring before the House of Commons in open session any cabinet member or the premier and ask him what he has done and what he has in mind for the future, and he has to tell em. Today they questioned Mr. Macdonald himself about the con- ference. We don't do it over here. It would be too embarrassing to our officials to have to admit what little they had done and extremely hu- mflbfl? to explain what they had in mind for the future, when they had no in mind. After their appointment, if they are not im- peached, we never hear of them again. They only have one obliga- tion here. ‘They have to sign the pay roll in person. (BILL TO REGULATE BARBERS DEFEATED mous Measure—Layman Act Approved. RICHMOND, Va., Febrnary 13-—The The Senate committee on public in- by Senator Ball bore a recom- [Pleasant Relief From Constipation Shoulders droop unde: 't Keep yom- :ynam clean and you ty of youth. Its snergy. It Then life il; save_you from this dark hour. For 20 years they have been pre- teribed in place of calomel to men ho health_and om from constipation. They easily and ameothly. "No dan: Take _nightly -"Reaults will amary Thousands of men and_wemen ts, compound. Know (h.m b olive color. 15¢, 30c and 60c. All druggists. Frocks Play a Double Role %9 4 One can wear them now with their pert little jackets—and later this Summer without. the little jacket is a smart unusual neckline, a flared For under . sleeveless frock—with an skirt or a fitted hipline. In the newest prints, too—on black, navy or bngfit- colored grounds. Sizes 14 to 42. All-Black Coats 123 4 ' Flattering to' ‘most any figure — and quite the smartest thing to wear over the new prints. Of a soft, rich broadcloth, straight or flared models, with huge w!lars and cuffs of black Manchurian wolf; 14 lo44. Inexpensive Shop—Second Floor No Mail, Phone or A0.Tnch Printed Flat Crepes Regular $1.95 Grade $1.39 ard A wenderful .llorlm of patterns—including t very flattering floral dm"- on light or dark grounds! On a fine, heavy quality flat crepe that regularly sells for & great deal more. Third Pleer Special Savings in Unpainted Furniture (3) SMOKING STANDS AND CHILD'S CHAIR; originally day only.. (4) CARD TABLES (paint- ed sample) and card table server; were $2.75. Friday only 98C (1) WALL RACK; origi- ::ll'lyy $5.75. Friday 31.95 (2) SEWING CABINETS and Night Table; originally $7.5 Fridey ctly $2.95 (2) CHILD'S VANITY DRESSER, and Telephone Stand; .fl'sil-;.‘slz $17.50 and . Frday ‘only.ornr: $9.95 Fourth Floor Floor Coverings for the Thrifty (6) 9x15 FELT - BASE RUGS, of heavy quality, good design. Were $12.50, Friday only $8.95 (8) RATTANIA AND MONARCH FIBER RUGS, ms in attrace tive colorings. Si; Were $7.50. day only . (2) 27254 RUGS, formerly used display; solid tan grounds ged ends. Were 34 05. day only. . REMNANT LENGTHS OF FELT-BASE HALL RUN. NER, regularly 39¢ w4t Fridayienyd. 19C (3) GLENCO F I B’E R RUGS, _stenciled designs; size 8x10. Were $9.95. Friday only $5.95 Fifth Floor Novelty Furniture Greatly Reduced (25) END TABLES, mahogany finished; well made and gracefully de- cigaad. “ Were $1.25, Friday: ouly . 69c (2) BEDROOM CHAIRS, covered with blue or orchid tripe. Slightly soiled. m Were $26.50. Friday oaly - o.. 918:9D (2) CHINTZ COVERED CHAIRS; comfortable, with restful arms and backs; separate cushion. T TS Fith Floor Boys’ Wear $3.65 (29) Moleskin Sheep Lined Coats, double breasted mod- els, helted all around. Sizes 10 to 16, Originally $5.95. Friday only ..53.85 @) Chinchilia Coats, well made and wool lined. Navy only; sizes 4-5.6. Originally Lumber Jack Also suits of gre; (24) Leatherette Coats, black or brown, double-breasted models belted all around. Sizes 6 to u. Fom-rly sus Friday _ onl, $4.85 (3) Leal Lined Coats, Formerly $7.95. Friday.. 7.85 (48) Chinchilla Overcoats, all woal lundl unnrzibl: 1l Mos navy; sises o ."Onlmnl.{y $9.95. Frsldny and knickers to match suits. Sizes 8 to 18. Originally S:,!S. * Friday only (2) Tweedroy ed all around; -un 16 and Originally $13.95. day only § an Boy. Fine rcoats, double breated models of grey and brown wool tweeds. Sizes 11 to. 14. Originally $15. Friday only. $9.90 Bluk only. Originally $15. Friday only $9.90 Street Floor STAR, WASHINGTON, ANSBURGH & BRO D. €., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1930. 7th. 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Save Women’s Dresses (9) WOMEN’S EVENING DRESSES, of filmy chiffon and 1930 lines and I, Sizes 38 = 4520 ; $25 to $32. Feidey fanlys: 4 SOk 50 (25) MISSES’ and WOMEN’S DRESSES—this season’s styles, with higher waistlines and longer skirts. Flat crepes, georgettes and prints; sizes 14 to 40. Were $16.50 to $25. Friduy ony.... 910.74 (39) WOMEN'S and MISSES’ ENSEMBLES and DRESSES—some with capes, others with boleros. Of flat crepe, (eor:rne and chiffon. Originall Biswsiad ¢14 85 Becend Flosr 44 Pairs Women’s Shoes Originally $5.95 to $12.50 $1.94 PUMPS, OXFORDS STRAPS—in pa H.ck or brown s Cuban and spike A bargain for you, if your size is here! (19 prs.) WOMEN'S ONE-STRAPS, with center buckles, square toes and Cuban h Black or brown suede; sizes 3 to 7. Were $5.95. day only BO! nyl u white toy tan and black all( Sllxe- 3 to 6. riginally $3.00. Fri- day enly. . ™-49c Second Floor © (7) WEEK END CASES, of brown Du. pont fabrikoid with trim. 22 inches with an all-leather handle and neatly lined --dk finnl;,d with 3 pockets. Fri- day only..... $1.45 (30) WE! KEND CA! Cobra-grain l-bni id in black or tan with metal trim. Nicely lined with 3 pockets. 20 to 24 inch 32.95 Street Floar 64 Bargains in Handbags (64) LEATHER and SUEDE BAGS, top and back calf, lizard grain, and Were $2.19. Friday only Street Floor Unusual Savings in the Jr. Misses’ Shop (15) JR. MISSES" SCHOOL COATS—of broad- cloth with mandel, wolf and caracul Biack and brown; sizes 13 to 17. Were $25. day only (5) JR. MISSES’ TWEED ENSEMBLES, long and short jacket nyle- day only (15) JR MISSES' SILK DRESSES-—flat crepes in black, green, red and capucine; new models with {V 93 ouullmu-u- ere $10. Friday Second Floor 25% Savings in (100) Men’s Broadclof Shirts, collar-attached Btyle!. tan, blue and green pat- terns. Broken sizes. Were much rmore, Friday ony. 2 for $1 (10 Dox.) Union_ Sui tight-knee styles; white :‘l‘l" cream cotton knit with ray- Sizes 36 to 44. (150 Prs.) Women’s Shoes, Smart models ‘for now ‘and Spring wear of patent leath~ skin; black, 3 roken er, kid and - THRIFTY FRIDAY 5% and More! Save Greatly on Winter Coats (7) WINTER DRESS . COATS, for misses wearing sizes 14 and 16. Black, tan and red. Were $39.75, oir 7 $14.50 (3) MISSES"® COATS, black and brown, luxuriously fur trimmed. Sizes 14 and 16. Were $39.75. only (1) WOMAN"'S BROWN COAT, beau- tifully trimmed with wolf; size 48. Was $59.50. Fndny only <. $18 (12) WINTER DRESS COATS, black, and brown, richly trimmed with fur; sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 44. W ere $39.75. only (10) FUR - TRIM- MED COATS, in black, brown and green; six 14 to 20 and 36 to 46. Were ssv}._so to $79.50. Friday pid T 837 (1) SPORT COAT, of grey tweed, man- nishly ta 40. Wi Friday only (1) OMBRE TWEED SPORT COAT, in brown; size 16. Was $25. Friday 314.50 (1) BLACK and WHITE SPORT COAT, size 16. Was $35. i day only () SPORTS COATS, smartly fur trimmed. Sin. 16 to 48. We $39.75. Fnd-y szo enly . Second Floor Girls’ and Tots’ Wearables Reduced (71) GIRLS’ COMBINA- TION SLIPS and PAJAMAS; 2 to 8 years; broken sizes. Were 79c. mly (7) QUILTED SILK CARRIAGE ROBES; blue. ’V:l-'u $2.95. Friday s] 59 * (35) GIRLS® FELT HATS, (4) CHINCHILLA COATS, fur c d; 5 and 8 years. Originally $19.95. Friday snly.. 910 (20) TOTS’ SWEATERS. Were $2.95 and $3.95. Friday only. $1|95 (4) TOTS' SWEATERS. Were $1.95. mly Remnants of Shelfing and Oilcloth oG8 is) TABLE OIL. OTH; 3 yd. Py aaird . L0C (10 yds) TABLE OIL- ¥y CLOTH; was 7%¢ yd. Friday only, yd 49c CLOTHY was 125 54, Q- 3 was $1.25 yd. Friday only, yd 79c (67 yds) SHELF OIL. CLOTH: war 10s vi. 5 Friday only, yd... C ) sll:u_:' "oIL- 3 was e e Frliveasiis.. M (137 yde) SHELF OIL- CLOTH: was 25c and e y riday only, 19C o8 7de) SHELF OIL. 5 was 3¢ yd. Friday only, yd 25¢ (500 pes.) SHELF PAPER; 4 yds. to piece; Friday only (3) ENAMEL MILK PANS, covered kettles, d bo. d mats, and smoking sets; nally 69c tp $2.25. 2 Friday only 9c S SELF WRINGING ; were 79%. Fri- day only... 49c m II;A;R ANDIRONS: originally $7.50. Filday asly $3.75 (6) BATHROOM MIR. RORS; plate glass, white enamel frame; were originally $3.75. F day only.......... $1.95 3) BAT OOM MIR- RORS AND HAMPERS; ;:-_'lslu“y $395 to Sixth Floor (8) Tots® Winter Coats, tailored or fur-trimmed styles of heavy all-wool mix- tures; sizes 3, and. 4 .years only. Were $32.%4. $1 Friday only .: (19 Prs.) lnhnll' Sh button, lace and ankle a'np styles, of black, tan or white leather; sizes 0 to 23, and 4 to 5. - Were $1 to 50 $1.69. Friday only.. c (42) Boys' Broadcloth Shirts, collar-attached styles in tan, blue and green pat- terns. Sizes ul/, to 14, w 69 Friday oniy.. 2 for $1 Hand-Painted Triangles, Reduced (144) CREPE TRI. ANGLES in dark, serviceable eolors. We sl.. 75¢ Friday only. (80 pi s) LACE and GEORGETTE NECKWEAR; liahtly mussed. Were 31 Friday only. ... 49C Street Floor Save on Curtains and Draperies! (50 prs.) CURTAINS— of white voi s’ G5 (300 yds.) CURTAIN 'MATERIALS — rayons, Swisses and marquitettes; all with touches of color. nally 39 yard. Friday only, yd.. 19¢ REMNANTS of CURTAIN MATERIALS — cret Originally 75c $1.25 yd. i (8 sets) GOLD VELOUR DRAPERIES, finished with VELOUR POR. 5'““1i lm;lberry riginally $14.95. Friday only...... 38:9D (6 prs.) VELOUR POR. TIERES, rose and blue. Origina $24.50. Fr only (1 pr) VELOUR POR. TIERES, blue and taupe. Originally $59.75. Fnd-y 321 95 Fifth Floer Corsets and Brassieres Reduced (12) GO SS ARDETTES, garments with garter bel and pantees attached and of rayon in $119. Friday only. ... 09C an CORSETLETTES, of brocade and swami; rein- forced our abdomen. Were $1.59 and iy oy, 69 $1.69 (67) BRASSIERES, odds and ends in all styles and Im.ll:-. Somu lace. Were 79¢ to $21 f.?;".f’ 49c * $1.69 Third Floor Felt and Soleil Hats Originally $5.00 $2.49 A saving of one-half every hat in the lot! Reasen enough for buying a smart model now! French felts and soleils—with jaunty upturned brims and novel trim. Black, brown, wine, green, blue and sand. (125) HATS. O Ny were $5.00. Frida only ... Clearance of Crepe de Chine Dresses (76) PLAIN-COLOR CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES, flare, circu- d skirts; brows, sl £¥i- §3°49 Third Floor Daytime Frocks Robes and Aprons Underpriced! (2) CREPE and SATIN NEGLIGEES; lace and shir- ring trim. $6.95. Friday --ly. .95, Fri. brboitboncmgiiling. 7' L (24) COTTON DAYTIME FROCKS, prints_and black. Broken sizes. Were 89c $1.89. Friday only. .. (10) CRETONNE APRONS. Were 3%c. : Friday only...:". = 29¢ (10) DAYTIME FROCKS, a rin, rints. Were 93¢, Friday only 99C ™ TFleer Remnants WOOL GOODS oy Off 'l'lnou fashion a b le tweeds, flannels, r. seys, coatings and broadcloths you will want for mew Spring coats and ensembles. In lengths % to 4 yards, and all originally $1 to $5 per yard. Third Floor Fur Collar Lengths Greatly Reduced (29) ODDS and ENDS FUR LENGTHS—24 and 27 inches long, 4 id FOREaaITs; v i Third Fleer Knit Underwear for Women and Children (60) CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS— cotton and woel, rayon and wool and all cot- ton. Were much more. Friday only 49c (22) CHILDREN'S PANTS, broken sizes and styles. Were 49c. 19: Friday only (17) KAYSER GLOVE SILK VESTS——L;oInn sizes Were $2.95 an $3.95. Friday only. 81-95 (13) KAYSER GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS, mostly n In pink, peach, Fliprealy N isso. . $2.95 Third the Basement (33) Tots® Felt Hats, brim and off-the-face styles; red, i lm‘l”mex;lmu 3t06 s, Were $149. Friday Jpomly- 74c (25 Prs.) Shoes, a final clearance 3¢ of our regu- lar $2.69 and $. ::?;.s l'rldly sl 59 (50) Boys' Pull-over Sweaters, shawl collar nylell, navy and maroon. Sizes Bl % Friday only ... < 75¢ (100) Boys® Golf Caps, full, well made clpa ot x-ncy W"d T;‘mm I' ere c c. Priday only . 37° Basement Store (14) Girls’ Fur - trimmed Coats, of suede, broadeloth; warmly lined and trimmed with beaverette or mandel. , 7ed, blue and green; sizes. 7 Were ‘5. riday $3.75 1 b Women’s tent leath- in No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D.s Wash Goods Remnants 1, Price Short ends of our best selling cottoms! Voiles, sephyrs, rayons, crepes, per- cales, madras, ginghams— l.n]fln from 1 to 5 yards. -like color com- all guaran- teed absolutely fast. Third Fleor Drastic Reductions on Bedwear (1) INNER-SPRING MAT- TRESS, covered with rose tapestry effect ticking 3 slightly soiled. Size 3’ 3". W a s 33950 Friday only 329 55 (2) MA H OGANY VENEER POSTER BEDS, floor sampl ghtly mar- . ‘S“ “3' SF Were $32.50 an .00. Fri- day only. s24.35 (2) WOOD POSTER BEDS, vaullut or m veneer; Sk 322 45 (11) 72x84 WOOQLa FILLED COMFORTS, c¢ov- i Sl e . Fridey only.. ... $9:95 (4) NORTH STAR ILANK!'I‘S, 100% ';oh H ,,'..’,'u’.'. . .'."' 86 69 Four OQutstanding Values in Men’s Shop (105 prs.) MEN'S WOOL SOX, fancy designs and black b 'a"‘s'..q‘l"'r::';‘ o 7 T4c enly ..... (¢ MIXED HOSB: -o-l figured patterns; T were e Friduy (1) MEN’'S HOUSE COATS; broken nin- 36 to 46; heathe shades; were ‘C. Friday oniy. . .- $4.50 (IS m.) BROADCLOTH AJAMA Aldl.- make; -Il.i\ly n- were $1.95. Fni-y s] 39 Sixth Floor SAVINGS (29) BOUDOIR SHADES, Were $1.00. $4.95. Fril-y only. 33050 SH(ASI))ESPAWRCHMENT $4.50. Friday only. 32.50 $12.00. Friday only s7-50 $10.00. Friday enly 36.50 SH(Azl))ESPA\sc"MENT SH(A:I))ESPAV’CHMENT $4.95. Friday only. sz.so $3.95. Friday o-ly. sl 49 (5) END TABLE LAMPS. QW-:;- $3.50. Friday sl 95 (1) END TABLE LAMP. Was $10. only Were only “4) END TABLE LAMPS. Were $3.50. (4) END TABL! LAMPS. Were $6.50. Fri. 33.50 day only (D,, DRESDEN LAMPS an 1) Wikpe $2.49. Friday only. $1.00 $3),END TABLE LAMPS with sl 34.95. Friday only $2.95 s {10 S0FC. DINNER $10.95. F}.d-y v $5.95 are Friday only...... $2.95 P e:.rculznnxrur . as 5. Fridey oaly...... $3.95 L&l THEODOR HAVI. LAND DINNER SERVICE, or P byt - $57.50 ODD PORCELAIN DIN. NERWARE. Were 15¢ to $1 each. winet? 10c to 50c ODD GLASSWARE, Regularly 10c to $2.00. hres o 3¢ to 51.00