Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1930, Page 7

LIQUOR SQUAD MAN FACES TRIAL BOARD Was ‘Somewhat Intoxicated’ | at Time of Accident, Su- perior Says. Pri. George C. McCarron of the police | lguor squad was in & “somewhat in- toxicated condition” on the night of February 3 when his automobile col- lided with a parked car at John Mar- shall place and C street, Inspector Al- bert J. Headley testified today at the | policeman’s trial before the Police Trial | Board. Inspector Headley preferred the charges on which McCarron was cited before the trial board. He said the of- ficer was unsteady on his feet and more or less belligerent and admitted havms |GIRL PLEADS GUILTY T0 BAD CHECK CHARGE Action Keeps Her From Bedside of | Father, Reported Dying in West Virginia. Mary Jessie McElrath, 29, 2000 block Columbia road, pleaded guilty to | charges of petty larceny and bad checks ‘lodn\ The plea kept her from the bedside of her dying father. Police Court Judge John P. McMahon con. tinued the case until Saturday for re. port of probation office. Miss McElrath received a telegram from Bromley, W. Va, calling her to the bedside of her dylnx father yes. te'rdly but will be unable to until some definite action is taken in her case. Police Court rules deny bond to per- sons who plead guilty of cl and ‘whose cases are continued for sentence. | " Detective Sergts. B. W. Thompson, | Charles W. Mansfield and Thomas Nally | arrested Miss McElrath yesterday and charged her with stealing $30 from Miss Ellen Lee of the Columbia road address and with cashing $182 in worthless checks THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. -4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930. Members of the Lilienthal One Hundred Mllhon Dolllr “At Seventll and K”: Orgnmuhon ! Thursday Brings Exceptional Values! > Sale! | $1.50 to $2 Imported Only a Few of These Bargains Left! $139.50 Sealine’ Fur Coats How glad you'll be the rest of this Winter (and in the Free Parking Space for Qur Customers Opposite 8th Street-Eatrance! Telephone NAuonal 5220 Bnyma The Dependable Store Organization! Fabric NEW! Perfect! Gloves ' next two or three Wlnten to come!) if you take advan- tage of this rare saving on rich black sealine coats, vntb flattering collars of fox, squirrel or contrasting coney. Handsome satin linings. Sizes 16 to 40. “Dyed Coney taken a couple of drinks at a Chines New Year party on lower Pennsylvania | avenue. McCarron was acquitted in Police | Court last week on a charge of driving Yy BOYS WILL PAY HONOR $54.50 while drunk, which was substituted for a charge of reckless driving, preferred against him at the time of his arrest. Attorney John H. Burnett, who de- | fended McCarron before the trial board, attempted to pin Inspector Head- ley down to a dtlmmn‘ of drunk- !nm<s “The best I can say,” plied, “is that a man is drunk when he can't navigate along the street.” Did Not Smell Alcohol. Lieut. Jeremiah Sullivan of the sixth precinct said although McCarron stag- gered somewhat and appeared to be Headley re- | intoxicated, he did not smell the odor of alcohol on his breath. He ex- pressed the opinion, however, that Mc- Carron was not in condition to drive an_automobile at that time. Capt. William G. Stott of the third precinct, one of the trial board mem- bers, asked whether anything was found in McCarron’s automobile. Lieut. Sullivan said that two bottles containing a liquid were found. “What was the liquid,” Capt Stott asked. “I don't kmow.” “What was done with them?” “They were sent somewhere to be analyzed and I have not seen them nor had a report on them since.” “Well I want to know what was in those bottles because I'm very anxious to find out whether McCarron’s condition was caused by intoxicants or some Chi- nese concoction.” John B. Ballinger, eyewitness to the collision, said that the headlights on McCarron’s automobile were not burn- ing when he struck the parked car. Ballinger said he talked to McCarron and saw nothing to indicate the police- drinking. TO FATHERS AT BANQUET Program of Special Entertainment Will Follow Dance to Be \ Given Friday Night. Dad is a good sport, after all, and { just to show how much they think so, | boys of the Y. M. C. A. will stage a party in his honor Friday night at the Central Y. M. C. A., 1736 G street. Fathers of members of the boys’ de- | partment of the “Y” have been invited to be honor guests at a “father-and- son” banquet, beginning at 7 o'clock, followed by special entertainment. Dr. Mark Depp, pastor of Calvlry Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak on the paternal and filial responsibil- | itles that should exist in the home ecir- cle. Worth Shoults of the National Geographic Society, a member of the YMD‘. C. A. boys' committee, will pre- side. ]JURY NAMED TO ASSESS | | ARCHIVES BUILDING SITE | | Land Between Pennsylvania Ave- | nue and B Street to Be Viewed. John O. Green, Paul W. thh‘\:l:fi;. Thomas E. Edmonston, William M. and Harry J. Scharnikow were chosen assess the value of the three squares, 380, 381 and 382, lying between Pennsylvania avenue and B street, Ninth and Tenth streets, High-grade Coats of fine Broadcloth and other imported materials, with crown or shawl collars of rich furs. Lined with heavy satin. Black and colors. Sizes 14 to 42, $12.95 Tov:'e_red lgport Coats ul S ‘an, Blue About 20 Soft $ 8 35 $69.50 or Green Tweed Coats for Spring wear. Sizes 16 to 42. A For Spring and Summer c Frochks utiful, sheer, rayon chiffon voi in delicate tints, floral pat- terns and rich novelty colors. These lovely rayon voiles have the ap- pearance of all-silk chiffons, so fine are they! Guaranteed fast color. $35 Roadster Sport Coats Tan and brown models of these collegiate coats that are wonderful investments. Sizes 14 to 20. $39.50 and $49.50 Llrge Coats Black Broadcloth Coats, in large sizes from 40 to 50. Shawl collar and cuffs of black Manchurian Wolf and other furs. \berg's—Second_Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited 25 novelty eufi treatments, inclu 25 Here Again With Its Tempting Values! Infants’ Vanta Shirts Rayon- wool - and - Birdeye Diapers, Doz. 27x27 - inch diapers of Hand-sewn one clasp styles Double Woven! Fully Shrunk! In short, an exceptional sample purchase of brand- new models at a fractional price (some are worth even more than the prices quoted above). gauntlet effects . . . smart slip-ons d ncy ribbon hnda scalloping, rtteitinmet o tucking, applique, em- buckles and even rhinestone trimmings! With P; t broid- ght or Bolton thumbs. White-with-black, bhck-‘:lm-mo."n.;ur:‘:d Goldenberz's—Main Floor.—Charse Accounts Invited. BABY2DAYT Stunning $2.95 to $4 SPRING HATS Continue on Sale Tomorrow! $1.88 cotton shirts in batton- ble-breasted style. Sizes 1 to 3 years. g o ool which the Government is condemning Staggered on Tee. as a site for the Archives Building, Other witnesses were Policeman Otto | ¥hich s to be surrounded by an in- Sonntagg, Policeman Benjamin Lewis, | dependent office building. Clyde Bonifant, Robert Dean, Miss gy g Bore S the land March + Helene Smith, 'Miss Margaret 'Smith | 20 the earings will be begun and Joseph A. Crovo. These witnesses | Sefore Justice Wheat March 10. As- testified in substances that McCarron | 3 And there is still a wonderful collection of these popular types: Solid Straws . . . Baku Cloths . . . Baku Braids.. . . Felt- and-Straw Combinations . . . Crochets . . . Panamalacques. . . and Sheer Braids. With the new poke and mushroom brims. pleated brims, brims that fold back over the crown in front while they dip at sides and bac! « « . or no brims at all! Lots of smart black and ever glorious new Spring color. Goldenbers's—Second Floor. soft, absorb- ent quality— 3 twelve in a 1 59 sanitary package. )\ Pretty 36-Inch Printed Piques Small pin welt piques that will make such delightful sport frocks. Smart patterns. Color- 38 c fast. 36-inch Printed Rayons 36-inch Tik Tak Prints ik e AQ | A i wivier Q) g\::r nteed colorfast. of new printings. |d: ng prints. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor $1.19 Bl(g\éhed Sheets 81x90-Inch Double Bed C Size Size Clean, crisp sheets of heavy round-thread quality. Hand torn and ironed. Buy a half dozen or more tomorrow at this worthwhile saving. 25¢ Bleached 42x36 Pillowcases White Quilted Crib Pads Perfect quality bleached pillowcases of 1 9c 17124 18x34 standard size. Finished with deep hem; hand torn and ironed. Entire Stock of 19¢ Unbleached Sheeting Cotton 36-inch unbleached sheeting cotton for Aurora Cone various domestic purposes. Heavy quality. Materials Vanta Cotton Abdominal Binders Vanta Wool-and-Cotton Bands (1 to 3 yrs.). . . Flannelette Gertrudes, Gowns, Kimonos Hand-embroidered Nanette Dresses (1 & Z) Hand-scalloped Batiste Gertrudes (0 to 2) . . Infants’ All-Wool Sweaters 30x40 or 36x50 Reversible Blankets $1 36-in. Double-faced White Rubber Sheeting, yd., 69¢ Triolette Waterproof Crib Sheets Cool, light and stainless, yet 18x18 in they contain no rubber. In these 29730 i C 27x36 in. four sizes: 30x36 in k. red appearances for the The trial board is composed of In- | OVRers: spector Lews J. Stoll, Capt. O. T. Davis . tot . . b= e s Do BEatin Rides on Train at 102. Counsel Stanley F. DeNeale is prose- cuting SYNDEY, Australia, Pcbruary 19 (). N d-‘l'hml mwm of Gp-n;enylflamghns ml:! eplo: an escaj of their mother. Queen Buys Purple Coat. She is 102 and they are 72, 75 and 77, LONDON, February 19 (#).—Queen all bachelors. She has been in the hin- Mary has a new coat of the fashionsble | terland for years and curiosity got the bishop's purple. She wore it at a better of her. She took & -mile she purchased seven handbags. | ride on and went hom happy. | property Hee Men’s $35 to $42.50 One and Two Trouser Clearance L g A big selection—at big uvmn —of suits with snap and style that men like. Come in and choose from these worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres tailored to perfection and durability. Of- fered in single and double breast- 2Price | m:‘:f Pty i wgere Goldenberg’s—Main Floor At This Continues Tomorrow! Mail and Phone /\ Orders Filled While ?uanfihea Last! _ /j Try-out Sale of Fine Perfumes i More than a score of the most famous “expensive” perfumes that you have been longing to try—are offered at these amazingly low prlcel, per dram: atch, in chro- mium-finish rectan- gular case. Trade In Your Old Watch regulars, stouts, slims and shorts 33 to 46. And Hundreds of Men’s Trousers $195 $9.95 $3.95 - Per Dram Caron's Christmas Eve (Nuit de Noel), D s At Cone colors, shading colors, liquids, beads, patterns, stamped pieces and complete sets—at exactly half. Remarkable savings that will attract a host of women who like to do this fascinating deco- rative work. Trade in your old watch and receive an allowance of $5 or more on the purchase price of ‘a.new one, during this great sale by KAY J ewelry Co., the , originators of Trade - In-Watch Sales! All' Standard Make Watches at Standard Cash Coly- Jasmin de Cor Coty’s Styx OK MORE FOR YOUR OLD WATCH $37.50 75¢c @ Week The new Bulova 15-J Ambassador Strap Watch, with flexible wrist band. Trade In Your 0Old Wateh Here are trousers that will give the best of service. Get out that coat and vest and buy a new pair of Dozens of patterns in and mixtures or plain colors. inia Rt 29 to 50. Dutchess Trousers in the . 500 Alex, Smith's T- SEAMLESS WOOL RUGS Act Now! Rugs being sold at these prices to make room for our mew Sm stocks that are arriving by the carload. Out they go to you at great reductions! are perfects. $40 9x12 Velvets | $29 8.3x10.6 Velvets $37.50 Axminsters Also 8Yx- 32650 All-wool pile s].7 9x12: and 525 10Y5-ft. size. ruge. Sisze Some have fringed ends. Two Carloads of Congoleu:: Il-i;;s and Roll Goods Now at Thrifty Prices .. slight seconds. 9x6-ft. 32.85 9x7.6 ft. 33 29 9x12-ft. 35.29 Vinde Ruge Miade Rugs oy e 200 Rolls of Felt- Genuine Gold Base Floor Cover- Seal Congoleum, 45 ings, Sq. Yd... Square Yard.. c 55¢ 3-Ft. Wide RUG BORDER Inlaid Linoleums $3.25 Armltrong’s Plank or par- mdini= 39¢ e nt’ Houbigant’s Bo Lubin’s Amarylis Corday’s Toujour Rigaud’s Mary Garden. $2 Melba Ador-me FACE POWDER Delight- fully per- 49 fumed and of i nilierat C quality. All shades. Dormant. Hudnut’s Deauville Hudnut’s Du Barry. Colgate’s “Seventee: $1.50 Mavis $4 DeVilbiss Double Compact PERFUMIZER Cw:;;n:': 55c Dainty shapes sl Mavis Double in colored glass; with Mavis rouge and pow- Face Powders, Etc. etched effects, der compacts; puff and with gilt trim- mirror. All shades. $1 box of Djer-Kiss Face Powder 69c 29c mings. $1 Cheramy LovLor 59¢ Art Dept.—Third Floor Famous Brands of TOILET GOODS Toiet Sompoo: 101:69€ " 10+ 59¢ 10c cakes Life- buoy Soap. 15c¢ cakes Pears Unscented Soap 25c cakes P Scented So. 10c packages Rinso 25¢ large pllp Rinso .. 2 12c_p Lux Flakes . i oap. 25c large pkp 15¢c Jergens' Lux Flakes Transparent Soap. . ? e 1lc 5%l 25¢ Jergens’ Lnrl “Three Flowers” Combination Price Sale of 2 Jergens’ Soaps During this sale you can buy two cakes of these fa- mous toilet and bath soaps for the usual price of one. Bovauat Soxn. .- o: & rer10€ 10c Jergens’ Face Powder $1 Cappi Face Powder, assorted shades Face Powder 60c Pomp . Powder with Lipstick. ... $1 Djer - Kiss Talcum (oversize can) 2S¢ Palmoliv, Talcum 25c Bonnie B Talcum 25c Babcock's Violet Elice Talcum 79¢c 50c a Week Sturdy Strap Watch, with guaranteed uwalnd movement and adjustable mesh band. 25c Jergens' Cas 10c Superba Bath Tablets l-f.r Regular 7S¢ box $1 Colgate Combination Two regular Trade In Your Old Watch Teres 'v'.'.'.'.",, it Inlaid Linoleum Heaxiest P:t- $1 95 ‘sl.so 31'35 e e, P terns a harge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras Addt -We Do Not Penalize Our Friends== e~ gnmw ..'a.". e s Colg smhl Tooth- brush—complete! ) | lJ L§% 409.11 7¢h St. X AMERICAY LAPGEST (MDN MWII CRAMIATION Slight s » -