Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1930, Page 14

| A—14 St THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 16, 1930_PART ONE. _ []. [} |ZAAK WA”[]N '.WWWW’"WI'MWl'mflmflmmmmmmmmmmunmuummmnmmmmmmmmEmm_m S ————— Clhe Jutins Jansburghg LEAGUETOBANUET WMAL Will Broadcast Pro- gram of Conservation Talks i and Entertainment. ‘The first annual banquet of the ‘Washington, D. C., Chapter of the Izaak ‘Walton League of America will be held at the Raleigh Hotel next Wednesday at 6:30 pm. The speakers wlil be Senator Harry B. Hawes of Missouri, Representative William B. Bankhead of Alabama, Com- | missioner Henry O'Malley of the United States Bureau of Fisherles, Paul G. Reding, chief of the Biological Survey; Swepson Earle, conservation commis- sioner of Maryland; A. Willis Robert- son, chairman of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries of Virginia, and C. Seymour Bulloch, national rep- resentative of the parent organization &t Chicago and well known writer on outdoor America. Station WMAL will broadcast the first part of the program from 7 to 7:30 pm. The committee on entertain- ment announced that three speakers will tell those at the banquet and their invisible audience during the half hour on the air just what the Izaak Walton League is trying to accomplish through conservation measures in the country today. George O'Connor and Matt Horn will entertain. Mrs. A. G. Bentley will sing a group of songs, and Miss Fiorence Yokam will be heard in a group of songs, accompanied by Miss Gretchen Hood at the piano. The Dawson broth- ers, Harry and John, known as the “Close Harmonizers,” and a unit from the Fox Theater will also be presented. One of the features of the evening will be Mrs. Shelby Livingston in a spe- cially prepared number of “blues” songs. Following the dinner a moving picture show depicting fish and wild life in many parts of the country will be shown by “Ike” Hopkins of the local chapter. Some of the reels are the property of the Canadian National Railway and have never before been exhibited. The remainder of the evening will be de- voted to dancing. ILLINOIS MINERS DEFY INTERNATIONAL HEAD Convention Called to Adopt New Constitution and Oust Presi- dent John Lewis. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, February 15.— Again openly defying John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers of America, officials of the Illinois mine workers today ad- dressed the rank and file of the or- ganization with notice of an “interna- tional convention of mine workers” in Springfield, March 10. Adoption of a new constitution and an attempt to oust John L. Lewis were the announced purposes of the meeting. REDS RELEASE CHINESE. 2,000 Prisoners Taken During Guerilla Warfare Return Home. VLADISVOSTOK, February 15. (). —Over 2,000 Chinese soldiers and offi- cers, captured by the Red army during the guerilla warfare along the Russo- Chinese frontier, recently were released ::d allowed to return to Chinese terri- TY. On the border the Chinese soldiers Wwere given a farewell bath and a clean set of underwear by the Russians. At a meeting held at Grodekovo Station before the train departed from Man- churia, the Chinese soldiers unanimous- ly pledged themselves never again to fight against the Soviet Union. .he oifle:el’s, however, withheld from such Ppledge. PEER'S SON IN BUSINESS. Hon. Frederick Cripps, D. 8. 0., and Wife Have Hairdressing Shop. LONDON, February 15 (#).—Colonel tne Hon. Frederick Cripps, D. S. O. second son of Lord Parmoor, who is lord president of the council in the Xabor cabinet, is going into the hair- dressing business. He is purchasing a well known business in Bond street, of which his wife and himself will be sole directors. His wife is Violet, Duchess of West- minister, whom he married in 1927. &he is recognized as perhaps the most discriminating arbiter of fashion in English society. Hearst Buyxwl’reu S;u}iiute. CLEVELAND, F:bruary 15 (#)—Ac- cording to an announcement here last night, William Randolph Hearst, news- paper and magazine publisher, has pur- chased the Central Press Association, newspaper feature syndicate, which has been quartered in Cleveland since its organization, more than 20 years ago. The transfer of the property is expected to be made March 1, it was sald. No details of the transaction were an- nounced. 5 o ] Mansions Replace Brewery Site. NEW YORK, February 15 ().—Fash- fonable residences are to displace an enormous brewery along the East River. Peter Doelger came from Bavaria in 1850 and died in 1912 worth $10,000,000. His heirs have sold the plant for ex- tension of the Sutton place colony, which now includes Morgans and Van- derbilts in its inhabitants, One-fifth of the tillable sofl of China is occupled by graves, according to a recent estimi Pain and Itching Don't put up with painful piles another day—or hour. There is positive relief, very often for the very worst case. Pyramid suppositories are de- signed to stop the pain—and even all itch- ing. Pyramid. Remember the name, and you can soon for- * words, suffer- ing from piles is needless. Just say Pyra- mid to any druggist; sixty cents. PYRAMID DRUG CO. 154-F Pyramid Bids., Marshall, Mich. 1 Piease .:‘u me & “b:x 37 w wrapped, Name 10% to 40% Sale Discounts Throughout the Store $265 Six=Piece Massive Period Style Bed Room Suite A genuine diamond matched walnut veneer over hardwood bed room suite comprising a return-end bed, 50-inch dresser, chest of drawers, French vanity and upholstered damask seat chair and bench. Graceful carvings are outstanding features of this suite. $235 .Three-Pié;:e\IViofi;iir Overstuffed Living Room Suite A luxurious suite all overstuffed in”high- grade mohair with reversible cushions of richly figured mo- $ quette, comprising long, deep sofa, club chair and restful easy button-back chair. $169 Ten-Piece Walnut=Veneer Dining Room Suite price. Made of walnut veneer over solid gumwood founda- tion. 10 pieces comprising cxtension table, inclosed server, buffet, china cabinet, five side chairs and host chair with velour-covered seats. \LN A very shapely suite and a splendid value at this special $ Attractive Comfortable Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite This attractive suite is made up of two-tone decorated $98 fiber. Loose spring cushion, upholstered in the best quality cretonne. The suite consists of a full size bed davenport, armchair and arm rocker. A feature special of our Febru- ary sale. rniture @ pan, f Entering the Final Half of the Great Febru- ary Sale, Every Suite and Occasional Piece (Excepting Radios and a Few Nationally Priced Items) Are Greatly Reduced. A Small Deposit Delivers Any Suite or Article; Balance Easily Arranged in Deferred Payments. Mahogany-Finished $17.75 Gate-Leg $59 Colonial Table Secretar: $44.50 $12.75 Mahogany-veneered drawers to floor with roomy constructed table with desk and book section. Dou- gracefully turned legs. ble grilled doors. ® Opens to 34x46 inches. Feather Bed Pillow Size 17x24 inches. In a durable feather- 6 proof ticking. No Phone or Mail Orders 9c $67.50 Kroehler Wood End Velour Day Bed $49 Velour upholstery, sagless $4.95 Windsor . Chair $2.95 Come early before these splendid chairs are all sold. The . . . value is extraordi- spring construction, nicely Rnisn Mahogsy @ mahogany finished. $39.50 Alexander Smith High-Grade Axminster Rugs 32 4_l_§ 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10.6 ft. $19.95 Inner Spring Mattress $14.95 $5- 95 Comfortable, resilient Finished in mahogany, inner spring construc- a very shapely and sturdily tion with layer felt. made group. Just what you b need in your reception hall. @ Strong art ticking. $9.75 Console and Mirror Delivers a Philco Radio Philco Low-Boy Neutrodyne Plus $149.00 Complete With Tubes Philco High-Boy Neutrodyne Plus $169.00 Complete With Tubes OO0 (Mlustrated) Screen Grid Console Model $112.00 Less Tubes 25% Oft All Blankets and Comforts De Luxe High-Boy $224.50 Complete With Tubes $365 Ten-Piece Mahogany “Duncaq Phyfe” Dining Room Suite A suite that will enhance the attractiveness of the interior of any home. It consists of a double pedestal 1 Duncan Phyfe extension table, serving table, china cabinet, 66-inch buffet, 5 side chairs and one armchair. This suite is embellished with graceful carving. Con- structed of selected grain mahogany veneer on hardwood foundation. The chairs are upholstered in damask. Beauty, utility and comfort feature this suite $169 Twone .lcquar Velour o . Loose Cushion Bed-Davenport Suite This suite includes the popular style bed-davenport, up- holstered in jacquard velour. There are three pieces in all. $ In addition to the bed-davenport there is a club chair and restful fireside chair. Loose, reversible spring cushion. $219 Three-Piece Mohair Carved Frame Living Room Suite Another suite that is attracting attention to our Febru- ary sale. All-over upholstered in beautiful henna mohair with reversible, spring-filled cushions of multi-color velour. Carved frame and base with wood panels. Three elegant pieces, consisting of a large sofa, armchair and throne chair. $159 Four-Piece Walnut=Veneer Bed Room Suite At this special price you have a large dresser, large French vanity, chest of drawers, return-end bed con- structed of genuine walnut veneer over a gumwood foundation. Bird’s eye maple overlays. Another big bargain special of the great February sale. Jhe pfulius Lansburgh gfurniture (%, Entrance—909 F Street IIIIlllllllllmflfiflfll!mKIflIIIIIlIIIIIlIIHflI!IlIIIHIIIIIII||I|I|I||HI|I|I|H:II|||IIII|IIl||1|||IIlIlIlIIIlIlIlIIIIIMHIMIIIIIHflflllMMIH!IWHHIMIIIIIHINIIIMIlllllmllllIIIII|I|I1IIIIII“QUAI-"'Y TH AT EN DU R E S 0 Address. l City. " e B