Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 25

TAE EVE NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1999, " B9 BRITISH LORD LEAPS) . LEFT %M SEVERED. /GOURT ACTS T0 SAVE |z o s e s PRIVATE GETS MEDAL. | e e sy e e e e certain ——— Rt Woman Enocked Down by Engine| ACTRESS FROM HARM Histec how, it Goctr s hnancialy| Award Made for Tawing eceped | s sod ook i metc e vismss | Flower Leaders house. . in Railroad Yards Here. e direte Goeta to ahow Prisoner Single-Handed. — While picking up coal beside the rail- ause why he should not be restrained | poy oy G goey | Pourteen le were killed in street 7 H_UURS “] I]EAT toad tracks in the New Jersey avenus |Irene Bordoni's Ex-Husband Ty from prosscuting, by servioe of & sim- | p, y siationea Sl accidents i BAmbrED, ‘Seotianc: st HEHPE A S mailroad yards southeast shout 8:30| Charged With Threatening to |[USTY & last and from bringing any new ISllajers: Medals meipe rarded the YRR We Pride Ourselves on Our Flowers— t- P - Vo pekenay ot BRRE | L e EoaLiaayon far @lvores, separation or ment for personal Reroism I capturing 2 ) and Underprice Them as Well ! . il 8 '~hande Al Pharaohs’ Curse” and Re- | colored, 37 years old, of 137 L street aim Musical Comedy o ginglechanded “an escaped prisoner p Nature's nature clear your .: shoulder. *| NEW YORK, February 21—Irene Bor- the time, obtained a shotgun rom mm‘::%’l‘-hmn“ F g 3 : another ser heeks. ine hoses, r dozen......... Given as Reasons. gilienry Hunt was engineer and H. E | goni's former husband and his lawyer | Freight Train Locomotive Ex- d_to %mh—"fif"m s e e $1.50 e LONDON, February 21.—His mind | Betz. Her condition was reported un. |Ing her voice, her stage career Or Three men were injured, two of them harried by 'thoughts of the Pharaohs | determined. | harassing her, or vexing her In any seriously, when a Nickle Plate freight ED cAR SAL himself to death from his bath room | Figures from the Bureau of Dairy | Court Justice Nathan Bijur against E. _‘ Chevrolet Hi“m 14th St. N.W. 17th St. N.W. 609 12th St. N.W. window on the seventh floor of St.|Industry puts the annual loss on milk |Ray Goetz, producer, whom Miss Bor- e below and knocked over a woman. An inquest into the death was held Tend: 5 Lord Westbury for months has wor- ried over the strange circumstances of natural causes, revived discussion of the superstition of a curse resting upon southeast, was knocked down by & yard kg o hieh Sweet Peas, 2 bunches. ... .$1.00 . . motorlst, took the |have been ordered to show cause | plodes, Injuring Crew Members. _— rom L ulip e A Pan''t8 Brovidence Moot | Why they shoud riok be resttamed from & stzengthen your alminative redye. “Then Choice T s, per dozen.....$1.50 curse and the recent death of his son, - e — manner. train locomotive blew up west of here ; A Fr. 10391 Metro. 9369 James' Court. His body crashed | bott destroyed or diverted to other |doni divorced in Chicago, his at- | The population of Japan increased by SEE OURISMAN ADV. PAGE 10-A 8 few hours afterwsrd and a verdict of the death of his son, Richard Bethell, R Bt o e ok upon s emsssin: Celebration of Washington’s Birthdays he had forcibly taken from a sentry. cent Death of Son Are |engine and her left arm severed at the | 5, e associated prosm. THREE HURT IN BLAST. | 5% Keefor: who acen from a sentry. 87 ihe Associated Press. | tal, where first aid was given by Dr. A, | maiming the musical comedy star, ruin- | BIUFFTON, Ohlo, February 21 (). — GREATEST e AN Vstails Lot S Cash & Carry Flower Stores 78-year-old Lord Westbury today threw The order was signed by Supreme (yednesday, All were raiiroad smployes. through & glass veranda colling 100 feet 000 900,000 in the last year. suicide while of unsound mind was o b lered. | $ 46, who was secretary to Howard Car- (] . ter, ‘whose tnvestigations i Egypt_dis- | i , ’ closed the treasures of ancient Tut- Ankh-Amen. I Bethel's death, while apparently from | § || i raohs. His was the tenth death among le concerned with the exploration of t-Ankh-Amen’s sepulcher. Carter, chief disturber of the tomb, still is alive. OFFICER_SRANSFERRED. bt - > SHORT DAY SPECIALS 8d Coast Artillery. %@Tf&'@&%& ::%-;:;% ; s gew Leath?rl \ | } B Glf'ls’ Chin- $10 Fr(?cks £ G TR e £ , ags, Specia VS e 5 chilla and for Junior RS P | 7] Al $1.84 & 47 VR Roadster Coats | Misses at e TR ol oo L e ; $8.95 $8.95 Star Mothers; Capt. Jienry W. Bornt- offering. Top and back strap ¢ = Taeger. Infaniry, has been transferred styles of calf, goatskin and k Formerly $15.95 Sizes 11 to 17 from l@lller Field, N. Y., to Honoluh, . novelty leathers—with sim- » 4 B Hawail; Capt. Allen F. Grum, Ordnance |} [ 2 ulated shell, metal or cov- ~ —Every coat in this interesting —Boleros, Short Bow Sleeves irt; t, at Fort Sam Hous- e e e city = ered f“;‘;l’i leed blwnl? / > e e e sl for ;{;,?e (E:epx:; “!‘r"’.l‘e' n",:‘:“gm "duty in the Militia B . War De- . urse an rror. In black, / 3 s. Road: e # f,‘l’m‘.‘eig. aba. Pint Tieut, Growesl E. |} Serce'W o grown, green and red. N X : A A "md coats . . . Chinchilla coats are prints, chiffons, geor- goery?dcxrx‘nilcdxffifiay‘h:‘; n e Kann's—Street Floor. . A1l 81868 frony'S 1096 gettes, and plain crepes. In % & \ LY/ the collection are dresses for o Houllon for duty with the Maine [fl| Silk Hose )y ) < - ": i d" i sireet, business, achool and ational Guard. £ <! \\ 's—Secon " e The President has approved the ap- A |, 1 ) ann's—Second Floor. afternoon wear. i licat leut. . 3 Ar | . . - . % s 3 Bendel, 1afantry. for “transter to the Specially Priced 5 0 AR SRR A Kann's—Second Flor. Tetired list June 15 after more than 31 . A it S iy S i - 98¢ Pr. Gloves—The o= ACV Final Touch : Real Stone HOSPITAL FUNDS ASKED. ' e o reiriaones 1 ouc oo i Jewelry $2,635,000 Sought in House Bills o ed ex'c’s}uggfi To Your Costume . i for Veterans’ Work. ;ee:{“ mT}slee!)"vl%;e vye?ghet os{lk': $ 1 9 5 % i / $ ]..OO B a0 focaam with short lisle tops, lislé . ;1 g an_appropriation of $500,000 for the heels and toes. Sizes 81, to —Imagine ft! ~ Real semi- —Although practical gloves, precious jewelry for only $1.00. .".‘,"’éu":‘;‘&"&’oé’f.c:a"?}’,"c'y‘m'{:" proposed 10 in ten fashionable colors. these slip-on styles of soft Necklaces, bracelets and, earrings The new hospital, with a capacity of | |I Kann's—Street Floor, suede will complement any that can be worn as single pieces resentative Ludlow, Democrat, In- ould never diana t to find at $1.95 a prase, carnelian and other real e ex] Bills for additions and their authors i Stones. R $ 5 e $160.000, Bolse, ddano_hospital o i) altes, In Buntan, eg. 00 . geshell, and Beige. Kann's—Street Floor. B stan (| - Reyon Pojumas tivwne | Presentin Low Shioes l, y 'n per_, v stianduits: Who ¥ Il and Coats & Dowel], Republican, Iowa. MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK. $1.49 - The New Frocks of Slips for the | %,.,3'95 styles fc vrln: 1 or will be found in Mr. and Mrs. Francis Philip Fraz- —Cleverly these new garments . + combine practicability and chic, Z D I ' this special offering. Regent i ® , o ew l‘esses pumps, one-straps, center buckles, der, Indians, to Make Talks Here. ;et gthgn&fleej of each 115 lon;y < side cut-outs . . . of Ring Lizard 1.49. o] amas are in tuck- - 3, a0 e Prants P praser e alnson s dilks Sorioe " 14 ZHE done'd M American Tadian Brobicma at ot i foo Dopulas blouss models. : ° reptile_calf with kid. Cuban, Tstreet Saturday at 8 pam. The pro- s heall 1o l0os ¢ / . Baby Spanish and Spike heels. e s e iy pistiy oot e Scar fs | Featuring These At the Very Low Price Rayon Satin Rayon Crepe S e — Priends of Indian Amee O | 16'eng Iy, s 1 Prints of $1.95 Values Kann's—Fourth Floor. Mr. Prazier is & full-blood Sioux, an Kann's—Street Floor. $ 5 i —In this m@fl collection you slumnus of Oberlin College and Chicago., b f pai d martly tailored Tbnlogrll Seminary. efin. Frazier is| 39‘ 0 Y z 0ld §, i $ 5 l'll'i)‘l l!:l'\’i the ne'. silhouette fitted & member of the Sac and Fox tribe of 9 I the Algonquins. They are making a ’ models. Wlthl shadow l.ax} hld- 4 ¥ “ ¢ 3 tour of the Eastern States to renew Formerly 3 ‘Old Seville” !s(:ndc h:l;m. dex;.me pastel and public interest in Indian problems. 855 to $69.50 Woimen's: sixes: . N e vt ot @ia i . . . 50 Boark < “Spanish Shawl” —Spain, with its romance and Dm::n;,m! bbb Look Dflmty at_ last &‘,'.'{ *than in any " previots. 13 Knitted Suits in cluding Black “Matador” color, has been the inspiration for Home—Smocks months since the World War. brown, red, ks e % Tweed Effects— M’f’mg’:"’l dlfi}&“ fois i “Barcelona” ., these striking new Mallinson bab; 1 prints. It is impossible to give and Hooverettes H U I CE . w'n]{ uflfm‘?fl;"finfl;‘m"m “Sg]l:vilsh in type an idea of the glorious ; ) R $10 Kann's—8econd Floor, ers color and’ novelty of design.. RayOn Satm $1 00 . Sizes 14 to 42 ‘Where Spain influences style, the —Novelty, t; tterns that jacket naturally predominates; Obes —The Hooverettes have scalloped SRS | Jergen's Barh $1.79 EE L] ing slip-on sweaters in lighter styles. The frocks are made of lones, | Pin cardigan jackets Soap-fi cakes for and 36 to 46 i Kann's—Second Floor. printed percale, novelty prints in tuck-in style, with flares or o ol s e 43¢ believe that sucl " Kann's—Second Floor. lovely robes can Misses’, Women's and Extra Sizes. sell for so little. SRS Kann's—Second Floor. E They are m;geedln . the “smart Tuxedo Regularly 15¢ Cake styles, of a lustrous : —Large size cakes of this quick- rayon satin with h&h&g:l: soap in anium and - ' ‘wide borders of a carnation odors, ‘l"ukeg in a contrasting color, FKEE TUNING il Sports and ;“ o m.Fl . i_g,_fi;’i";?:;-:ffi gon:lin’. tli.n:n wnoer RenTALCoNTRaCT [l Utili vory Flakes . — andkerchiefs | - 3 Boxes, 63c Bakll Bl'ald—— i 9 | Coats ; i ].OC : WUREIiS [ --cen::g;voisfusu;m— A Supple Lustrous Deinty handkerchiets with ool- 38 8 {or u.fe and easy washing of fine & & “uch,&dn:m N L -d”‘u ll!o fi EST: ]879 $2 5 MR s i kmn'n—smee Floor, Llnen Weave Straw = TR Women’s S]lk 5:-- A -w:m“d vu:n i g™ o £ of - . gt et et mi- Special at . lue, greez, tan snd B Children’s Shoes $2 95 g 55 —Every smart ward- \ :.n: wolf collars; fea- robe will include one - = D llbl uring the semi-flare, AEBRNEEN . of these charming hats —An unusually smart collection ouble- longer length and high {;r ?pfln{ Smlldl off- G o‘odun{b“ll]“ to huell“llz_l h.ul%hll " waist line, - e-face types and new . modest price. The 16- os e St stz shcs of esther s T s e Sy 2 8 Tt Width or present s h’.‘;‘m P eriinid for both “young and R ors, novelty border effects or all- A or early Spring wear. tan calf and Euu calf, sizes old” The model . over patterns. ~With Straight, Chlffon sketched can be had 1 Prince of Wales and Novelty Kann's—Second Floor. N S —— black and the delight- Handles. Colors_include Navy, Kann's—Fourth Floor. ful Spring colors. Om':. Brown, Red, Black and Take the safe and proved remod{‘ Kann's — Becond Floor. ;:.lun = quinine. . . , eanses the system and the quinine relieves the cold. y Ve’s o Kotex—Special Playing Celurds . : : 29¢ Box 4 Packs, $ Kann’s Kapital fon scarfs, in mono- —Narrow _size, linen - finished tone and pastel col- . it mzm; Ae:’uma / ~ Kandy—2 Lbs. orings—also georgette scarfs —=Soluble sanitary napkins, backs in gold and red or black in b lorings. $1.95 one dozen in a box. Regu- and gold combinations. A rare 95 S— - . value. C value. 3 larly 39¢ a box. Gay Felt Berets for Girls and Misses—$1.00 Kann's—Street Floor, Kann's—Street Floor. Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Street Floor.