Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 28

_GIRL, 7, REFUSES 10 ASSIST POLICE Maintains Silence When Quiz-| zed Regarding Mother’s Al- teged Shoplifting Activities. While her 7-year-old daughter, whom police say she employed in her alleged criminal practice, refuscd to divulge in- | formation to police authorities, Mrs. Edith Mannie, 31, of 300 D street north- east, was held for grand jury action on charges of stealing $700 in jewelry and demanded jury trial on two petty | larceny charges at Police Court today. Mrs, Mannie was arrested in Wood- ward & Lothrop’s Monday afternoon | by Policewoman Cecelia A. Clarke and | later gave a complete confession of large jewelry and money thefts to headquar- | ters detectives, At this time she de- clared that she used her young daughter | as a “watch.” The woman was specifically charged | with stealing $700 in jewelry from a clerk in the department store and two pocketbooks containing about $15, also | the property of store employes. | Attorney John_P. Mullen informed | Judge Isaac R. Hitt that the defense | willing to make restitution in_the | two minor cases if the court were willing | to grant suspended sentences. When told that the woman would receive 60 days, Mullen decided on trial by jury. RED CROSS WILL PAY | TRIBUTE TO DE LACY| | Resolution of Appreciation for Aid| to District Chapter Is Being Prepared. A resolution of appreciation for the long service on behalf of the District Chapter, American Red Cross, of Judge William H. DeLacy, who died Monday, is being prepared for presentation to the next meeting of the chapter's ex- ecutive committee of which Judge LeLacy had been a member for the past decade. The jurist was one of the most ac- tive members of the executive comi mittee, and his interest in Red Cross affairs was manifest in other ways. Always a generous contributor to Red Cross funds himself, Judge DeLacy repeatedly urged others to contribute as a member of the chapter’s speaking stafl on the occasions of disaster relief drives or annual roll call campaigns. He was one of the most faithful mem- bgrs of the executive committee in point attendance, associates recalled, never | *missing a meeting during his service on the committee unless unavoidably d!-‘ tained. Recently Judge De Lacy was, appionted vice chairman of a newly or- ganized committe for the study of home service relief cases. He also was a member of a previous committee, which did good work in the home service field until its functions were absorbed after a reorganization. The new committee serves in an ad- visory ecapacity, discussing problems of general policy and giving advice on spe- cific_cases to Miss Bessie Craney, in charge of home service work for the chapter. Judge De Lacy was buried yesterday. TRADE BOARD DELEGATES TO U. S. CHAMBER CHOSEN E. F. Colladay, Named Representa- tive in National Council and Head of Group. ‘Washington Board of Trade dele- tes to the annual meeting and elec- tions of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States were announced today by E. J. Murphy, president of the board. ‘The . group, composed of 10 men, which is the highest number allowed any member organization, is headed by E. F. Colladay, who was chosen as the Board of Trade representative in the national council of the United States ‘Chamber. Others include W. W. Everett, Jesse Adkins, Samuel J. Prescott, Lloyd B. ‘Wilson, Edgar Morriss, E. C. Graham, Arthur Carroll, Robert V. Fleming and C. J. Gockler. Alternates are Joseph A. Burkart, A. F. E. Horn, Charles Morriss, Frank Hight, Charles F. Con- #aul, J. B. Henderson and Paul Slenan. The meeting will begin during the %la;b;r part of April and will extend into PICTURE OF DEAD MOTHER FOUND IN SHOW WINDOW Man Wins Return of Missing Photograph of Parent From Palmist. His attention attracted to the picture of a woman in Indian costume, dis- played in the window of a Ninth street | palmist yesterday, John D. Tyrrell of | 1630 Irving street identified it as a pic- | ture of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Tyrrell, who died more than a year ago. The picture, an enlargement of a photograph taken of his mother in mas- querade costume, disappeared last Sum- mer while the family’s effects were be- & moved from 1329 Irving street to | the hous> they now occupy. An appeal was made to the police by ‘Tyrrell in an effort to regain possession of the picture. It was said by the palmist that the picture had been pur- crased for 50 cents. The palmist re- turned the picture and was reimbursea , by Tyoeh. l COMMITTEE WILL GET COBB’S NOMINATION ‘The nomination of Judge James A. Cobb for reappointment to the bench of the Municipal Court of the District was received at the Senate from the ‘White House yesterday afternoon and will be referred to the judiciary com- mittee for consideration. Judge Cobb, the only colored member of the Munici- pal Court, has served four years. TRAINING PLANE ARRIVES. ! Silk and Rayon Undies $2.50 Kayser Glove Silk Vests and Rayon Combinations. Perfect mer- chandise, but odd sizes, including 38, 40 and 42. About 24 pleces in all; flesh, nile and pea Specially priced at Also a Few $4.50 Silk-and-wool Union ::h. ;;me Sw‘ 'znee dlennfl.h and rap . an Rayon Vests at 75¢ ebleffs $16.50 to $19.50 Matelasse Robes, lined with -albatross, and trimmed lace. Seven s Ol @125 New. #5080 890, for... picot straps, well reinforced. About 30 pleces. Sizes 36 to 42. $1 vests in flesh only. Double Parie A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork turquoise. Scalloped collar, pockets cial &b coovneenn Silk Negligees and Robes Velvet Robes in coral and French blue. $7.95 to $10.95 Quilted Robes, of satin, warmly interlined. Blue, rose, black and and silk cord girdle. Sre $5.90 New Fashions at Savings—Thrilling Clearaways—Friday!! For Women, Misses, Juniors Larger Women A Wonderful Group of New Fashions Smart Spring Dresses, $ 1 6.50 About 200 of these informal frocks and ensembles, which you can wear now and on into the Summer. Printed chiffons with graceful, flowing lines—printed crepes—printed georgettes—and plain crepes. never look more delightfully feminine than in one of You'll these frocks, so cleverly designed down to the last detail—flared skirts, bows, touches of lace, soft necklines, capes, jabots, small pleatings and even and uneven hemlines. Six different styles for misses, four styles for the junior, styles for women. Jaunty bolero or finger-tip jackets worn over one= piece dresses featuring snug hip- lines and flaring skirts, are very youthful. Or choose plain crepes with contrasting tops — polka and pin dots—smart plaids com- bined with crepes. The Spring colors are all repre- sented—navy, green, dahlia, car- nal shades and black. Misses® sizes 11 to 20 Third Floor Women’s sizes 36 to 44 Larger Women'’s Sizes, 40 to 52% Second Floor Give These Bags and Cloves o Hand! Imported Fabric Gloves £ Very new are these longer fabric pull-ons that crush four inches over the sleeve and have scalloped tops. In- triguing shades of biscuit, beige clair, musca- dine and French grey. Lambskin Kid Gloves at $ $2.50 and $3 imported kid and lambskin gloves in brown, beige and grey. Just 100 pairs. Broken sizes 5 to 7. Specially priced at $1. Glove Shop, Street Floor Leather and Fabric Bags They certainly o look like more than their modest price. Smooth calf, flat pouch style with braided leather handle—or a tailored envelope in pigskin grain, with concealed zipper! Or again, if you would match yvour Spring outfit, choose a “Chum” bag of knitted tweed in colors that will harmonize beautifully. Honot that, then a tapestry bag in flowered or conventional pattern with a rigid simulated shell handle—or a lengthened pouch of printed silk in attractive design. Handbag Shop, Street Floor f Winter Coats Have Women’s $15 1—849.50 brown size 36 1—845 blue ‘and black check sport coat, size 38.... 8—$39.50 sport coats, in tan, blue, brown and rust, imported mixtures, belts and scarf collars; sizes 36 to 4 : e 10—$35 sport coats, in tan and blue mixtures, self scarf collars; sizes 36 t0 40............ venne " Women’s $25 1—$98.50 large woman's brown Norma Coat, civet collar and cuffs; size 44 .... $25 1—$110 large woman’s green lerona coat, Persian lamb shawl collar and cuffs; size 44..... ceree. 928 2—$79.50 little women’s black coats, civet cat and black skunk collar and cuffs: size 37 l—u9.5flshllek norma coat, muskrat collar and cufls:’zs 1—849.50 grey mixture sport coat, 1—$59.50 black norma coat, black lynx collar and cuffs; size 36 .$25 Women’s $15 1—8$125 black norma coat, side’ flare, kit fox collar and cuffs; size 42 cesaas 1—8110 black straight line coat, kit fox collar and cuffs: size 44 1—$98.50 large woman’s black norma coat, kit fox collar and cuffs; size 48 telen beeeann 1--$98.50 brown norma coat, brown fox collar and cuffs; size 48 Women’s $55 3—$98.50 large women’s coats, black norma with skunk and civet cat collar and cuffs; sizes 42 1—889.50 large woman's black norma coat, bl acul shawl collar and cuffs; size 46..... ...$55 1—:125 S:uck flare coat, skunk collar and ' cuffs; 1—$135 black crissella coat, Persian lamb collar md‘ cuffs; size 40 . . 1—$145 ‘brown lerona coai, beaver collar and cuffs: size 48 f 6—$79.50 Camel's with collars of beaver and raccoon. brown in sizes 36 to 40 Women’s $75 4—8145 black civets with black shawl collar and cuffs of lynx and Hudson seal; sizes 38 and 44.........$75 8—8135 black civets with mushroom and shawl collar ;;ldhcu:l: of kolinsky, skunk, fox and lynx; sizes ceenae crerreriinns e 6—$125 black coats with black fox and black I e shawl collar and cuffs; sizes 38 and 42. 1—$145 lary collar and cuffs; size 46. 2—$110 large women'’s coats, 44 and 48 .......ieele Third Floor Marching Orders! Misses’ $39.50 to $49.50 Coats Sports coats in tan, blue and green tweeds, s 50 very smartly tailored . in straighthne or belted styles. Rumble seat coats of pure alpaca wool Johnny or notched collars, belted Grey, beige or beaver shades. . Some fur-collared sport coats in grey mixfures. Clever straightline models with pouch collars of kit fox. Caracul and badger collars on green or tan kashmir fabrics. Not all sizes in each style, but a choice in sizes 12 to 20. with styles. Misses’ $69.50 to $79.50 Coats Less than half price, many of these youthful models for s dress_and sport occasions. Fashioned of kashmir and tweed in straightline, flared and wrap styles, they boast caracul, skunk and wolf collars in smart, upstanding, shawl and large muffler collars. The cuffs are pointed or spiral; and some of tailored fabric. Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s and Misses’ Suits Don't neglect to see this new group m‘s y 50 women’s and. misses’ - suits in novelty fab- rics, coverts and tweeds. Six styles for misses, tour for women, including box and seven-eighth-length coats—flared and wrap around skirts. Crepe blouses in tailored and more dressy styles, tucked and stitched. The suits come in navy, black, brown and green. Two styles have fur edgings. Sizes 12 to 20, 34 to 44. Suit Shop, Third Floor Fur Coats—Some Less Than HALF The last 14 fur coats will sell at one- half and some of them less than half the gflgi&ai‘gri:e. ¥ at $195—1 Jap Weasel, 1 J Mink, 1 unin,’l Golden &uzknt. 1 81!\!22 Muskrat and 1 Gray Kid Caracul, ive Coats at $95—3 Sealine, 1 Silver Musk- rat Indcl:llgx Clr:clél Jacket. Three Coats at $65—1 Caracul, i it acul, 1 Pony and Fur_Shop, Fourth Floor A Brilliant Pre-Season Purchase -Brings These $49.50 to $59.50 New Spring Coats For Women, Misses, Juniors and Larger Women $ 39.50 About a hundred of these coats came to us— of a thousand bought by us and our asso- ciated stores—this accounting for the won- derful values! Carefully chosen to represent the best of the new Spring fashions. Broadtail, squirrel, lapin, mole, galo- pan, fitch, monkey and mole, the smart Sprirg furs, featuring searf, pouch and ‘The first of six New Standard training planes ordered by the Navy Department | was_delivered here late yesterday by H. E. Fackler, chief test pilot of the New Standard Aircraft Co. Fackler stopped at Hoover Pield at 6:30 o'clock yesterday evening after coming down non-stop from the plant at Paterson. N. J, and ‘hen went on over to the Anacostia Naval Air Station, where delivery was made. Delivery also was made of a five-place open-cockpit New Standard to officials of Washington Airport, WHY Take a Chance? When You Can Have RUCKER —an_old reliable firm—do your Papering and Painting at very mod- erate pricecs. First-Cl; Work _ Guaranteed— easy terms. Phone Nat'l 0333. EDWIN S. RUCKER 1210 H Strest N.W. Scarfs At a Saving 20 Triangular Scarfs, hand- painted crepe or prints. Re- duced from $3 and 31.95 $3.95 to . 14 Silk Squares, hand blocked. Reduced from $5 and $7.50 to $3‘95 20 Blousettes, egg- g8- shell sutin, rleated Foundation Garments Drastically Reduced Just 13 Corset and Brassiere Combinations, elastic side sec- tions, two pairs garters. Two de models, others swami Sizes 38, 42, 46, Peiced %5 and $1.50, pri and $7.50, 8 Scanty Garments, sizes 38, 40 only. Regularly priced at $7.50, now $5'00 36 Brassieres and Bandettes. Sizes 34 to 38. Regular- 650 ly $1 and $1.50, now... 2 Front-clasp Treo Girdles. Size 30 and 39. Reg- 34.50 ularly $8.50, now.... Fine Costume Jewelry $3.95 Just 50 pieces of high-class jewelry, which to clear are be- ing sold away under the usual Not more than two Some are real stone Bracelets, earrings and neck- laces, Wide gold filled brace- lets. Long crystal earrings and a few crystal pins. Necklaces of baquette crystal. Regularly sell at $5 to $7.50. Special. 100 Pieces Jewelry, earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Pleces which sold at $! and 50 $1.50, to be cleated at.. c $3.95 Silk Underwear, $1.95 Crepe de chine chemise, step- ins and dance sets, trimmed with cream lace and applique net, also tailored. Flesh, h, nile, orchid and white, ken DRESSES S Women’s Dresses $16.50 and $25 Dresses, 15 of them, attractive flat crepe, printed crepe and georgette daytime dresses. Every dress correct in style, and only one and two of a model. Just an odd lot that we want to close out. Colors — navy, black, blue, green. Sizes 36 to 44. close .. 20 Smart Afternoon and Evening Dresses that feature the new sil- houette modified, and are very fem- inine with shirrings, higher waist- lines and longer skirts, and lace ap- pligue. One, two and three of style. Broken lots as to size and color, but the styles and materials are decidedly new and desirable. Honey beige, red, navy, black, green clal . 4 Evening Dresses in flat crepe, vel- vet_and chiffon, in shades of egg- shell, pink, green and black; sizes 36, 38, 40. 7 Flat Crepe Afternoon Dresses, in black, brown and green; two with velvet iming. Smart models that were $49.50 $18 and $39.50. e 1 Pewter Bl Gown, side flare to skirt. Size 40. Exceptional value at 31 Afternoon Frocks, in tailored and dressier models, some with pleated skirts. The colors include black, blue, brown, green and dahlia. Also 16 Evening Dresses of flat crepe, fish net, satin, velvet and chiffon, in all the wanted shades of pink, black, wth. lalueblreen, beége, ?nul‘i. ple and brown. Specially 6 Afternoon Dresses in flat crepe, chiffon, georgette. Late Winter models, tallored and lingerie trim. In navy, bright blue, rust, een, pale green, dahlia, brown, and e AR 29150 6 Fish Net ' Frocks, rust green, purple and black. Ms Regularly $59.50, special in ng three fternoon s, including chiffons, tucked hiplines, lace trims | Req- 835 | and even hemlines. larly $49.50. now $5.95 Linen Frocks, handmade and suitable to_wear at home or for sports. Beautifully de- signe¢ in pastel shades of pink, blue, maize, green, orchid and white. Sleeveless, short and long sleeved styles. Sizes 16 to 44. S Quick Clearaway Prices on These— Dresses for the Larger and Taller Woman 14 Street, Business and Afternoon Frocks in plain and Black, navy, beige an 40% 'to 52%. Regu- larly $16.50, now ..... | 12 Dresses for general wear in - Black., gette, crepe and chiffon. ;l;;y ;elg‘ea.l;flue R.end green. Sizes 2 Ya. gu- Iatly §25, now $19.50 8 Dresses for street, afternoon and dinner wear, many of these one of a kind. Materials are crepe geor- gette, chiffon and satin. Colors, black, English green, sea green and dahlia. Sizes 4215, 4415, 463%. Regularly $49.50, $25 $39.50 and $35, special..... For Misses $16.50 to $29.50 Dresses, featuring crepes and light-weight woolens in afternoon and street frocks. Pleat- ed and flared skirts, bolero effects, smart tucked vestees, self belts placed at normal waistlines. Beige, red, brown and 128750 Sizes $25 to $39.50 One-piece Daytime Frocks, in crepes and ug:: woolens. Novel dressmaker touches, regular and m:v;? ciumléxlxes, Blue, red, tan and black. Sizes 14 to 20. Special at.. $12.50 Evening and Afternoon Frocks in chiffon, net and crepe. Exclusive styles, featuring clever drapes and flares, shirrings, bolero effects, self belts fastened at normal waistlines with brilliant rhinestone buckles. Vionette pink. red, white, blue and rust. Sizes 14 to 20. Regu- 515 larly $20.50 and $35, now.. 25 Chiffons, Lames, Nets, Crepes and Tweeds, in a remarkable group of evening, afternoon and street frocks and ensembles. one- E,l;u frocks show many new fash- detalls — shi , low - placed flares, enug hiplines and bow trims, The ensembles feature smart tuck- ins of satin coats. ning Frocks in nets, lames, moires and crepes. Exclusive one-of-a- kind styles, some import copies. Low flares and trailing skirts for evening, normal waistlines and the new puff sleeves. Turquoise, red, white, blue and black. Sizes 14 to 20, very spe- @35 tion. orchids. shawl collars. a novelty. Fur bow trimmings are Dressy styles in silk, coverts, basket weaves, fine crepes, kashmir fabrics, imported tweeds in lacey and nub mixtures. houettes are so attractive, they defy descrip- Caped models are the favorites—split capes, fitted shoulder capes, sleeve capes and tiered capes. The new sil- Princess and wrap models share honors with straight lines and side flares. scarfs, jabot revers and tailored collars trim the imported tweeds, which come in new mix- tures, such as black and white, tan and brown, black and rust, greys, greens, blues and Belts, self Dress coats in black, tan, green, pirate blue, grey, gold and rust. Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44 Larger Women, 42Y to 48% Junior Sizes, 13 to 17 Misses’ Sizes, 12 to 18 Third Floor Sportswear Regularly $35 Exquisitely tailored Golfex crepe dresses, and others equally smart for street and dress Dresses at $19.50. to $59.50. wear. Couverts, tweeds and jer- seys also in this group. Knitted Suits, $16.50. In lovely new shades, with cardigans and bolero “jackets—tweeds, jerseys, nubbed effects. Regularly $25. Frilly and Tailored Blouses, now $3.95. In white and eggshell wash- able crepes. Long sleeved. Fea- turing smaller sizes. Formerly $5.90 and $6.50. [y way of Better Blouses. Silks, metallics, and satins in the lot. Sleeveless and long sleeves. Assorted colors and sizes. For- merly $8.50 to $10.50. Now $5.90. Blouses, $8.50. Rich satins, crepes. Copies of imports—all light colors. " Sold from $10.50 to $16.50. $5.90 Leatherette Raincoats, $3.95. Will come in handy on rainy or chilly days, especially these with flannel finish linings, belted and adjusted with harness rings. Brown, green, red and blue. Tweed or Velvet ts, re- duced from $25 and $29.50 to !!ll.“. of i # ol weaters, zephyr and ze and rayon combinations, Il.htpnnd dark colors, $2.95. Ballibuntl Hats A Large Group of Smart Tailored Models for Friday’s Selling w3650 You are accustomed to for these Ballibuntls! aying $10, $12.50 and even more hey’re popular because they are finely woven as linen, extremely light-weight, and so new and smart. Select one or more in shades to match your Spring outfits —peach, beige, piecrust, new fleet navy, castillian red, brown and brioche. Joseph Sample Model Hats, $17.50 CLEARANCE; 75 Felt, Straw and combinations, in black, brown, green, grey, and light blue. Regularly $10 to $12.50. Spe- %.50 cial Street Floor A purchase of one of these in- sures youvr having an exclusive crea- tion. You cannot make a mistake in choosing a hat la- beled “Joseph.”