Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 29

STRONG ELECTED RULER OF ELKS Officers to Be Installed by Lodge No. 15 at Meeting April 2. George E. Strong was elected exalted " ruler of Washington Lodge, No. 18, B. P. O. Elks, at the annual meeting for the election of officers last night. Other officers elected were John J. Moriarity, esteemed leading knight; David La Porte, esteemed loyal knight; Leonard Gawler, esteemed lecturing night; Willlam S. Shelby, secretary; Nathan Weill, treasurer; Tom King, tiler, and Dr. Thomas E. O'Donnell, trustee. ‘The officers are to be installed at a meeting April 2. During ghe World War Mr. Stron? the new exalted ruler, was a flying of ficer attached to the 122d Air Squad- ron, and at present holds the rank of major in the Reserve Corps. ‘While serving as secretary to Repre- sentative Strong of Kansas in 1921, Mr. Strong was speaker of the “little Con- gress.” From 1921 to 1925, when he resigned to become a member of the Be held " ‘mumber of Important poSk: e a number o posi- tions in the Department of Justice, in- cluding that of special assistant to the Attorney General. Mr, Strong is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Chicago, the University of Kansas and George Washington Uni- wversity. He is a member of the District of Columbia bar and the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States. REMAINS OF FLYERS PREPARED FOR TRIP Aerial Funeral Cortege Will Leave for Nome Today, Weather Permitting. @7 the Associated Press. NOME, Alaska, March 6.—The aerial funeral cortege bearing bodies of the American aviators, Carl Ben Eiel- son and Earl Borland, wa: raady to take off from Teller for Nome today, ‘weather permitting, en route to Fair- banks, from where the remains of the fiyers will be sent by rail and ship to the United States !or burial, The bodies of the flyers, who were killed last November 9 when their phne crashed near North , Siberia, while brought them from North Cape to Tel- IEl‘!(Mmmcm(myfll ipanied by J Om- will accom) g son, who found the wreckage of Eielson-. Bm'l.l.nd GERMAN BAKERS PROTEST Object to Government Proposal to . = Solve Rye Exgess. mx.m, March 8 (#).=A proposal ty government that the problem of 'S excess Trye luction be -nlved by compelling cent rye mixture with GEORGE _E. STRO! TEN OF FILM COI.O.NY PAY TAX SHORTAGES At Least a Dosen Others Wait Turn to Appear Before U. 8. Court. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, March 6.—Ten mem- bers of the Hollywood film colony to- day were square with the Government for income tax delinquencies, while at least a dozen others were waiting to ap- pear in Federal Court soon to answer charges of conspiracy to defraud through (-uu; to filr complete returns on their earn! Sam T-ylm' director, and Ben Bard, actor and husband of Ruth Roland, ac- THE EVENING STAR, WASHIRGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930. Grand and Glorious Savings of 25 LANSBURGH & BRO 7th. 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 These Dresses Have Retained Their Expensive Look — But You Can Have ’Em 259, Off (11) WOMEN'S DRESS. ES—flat crepes and prints— all with the new silhouette; bhek nnd dark colors mostly. to 44. On‘mllly 825 -nd 535 Frie $ 250 da {ll) E\«EN!NG DRESS- ES, all of recent purchase ; misses’ and women's sizes with raised waistlines, mould- ed lines and ankle-length skirts. Were $12.50. $9 m Friday only (18{ SPORT FROCKS— novelty cloths and fancy weaves; in rich dark colorings accented with white collars and cuffs. Originally $s m $12.00. Friday only & (7) SPORT FROCK S— smart one and two piece frdcks that originally were priced at $25. Fri $6.m 0dd Pieces of Furniture at Odd Prices (2) FOLDING SCREENS. tress, yesterday entered pleas of guilty to charges of fraud in connection with thei~ income tax levies for 1927. Tay- lor, accused of neglecting to pay $4,397 in taxes due, was ordered to pay the deficit and in addition was assessed a penalty of $2,197 and & fine of $400. Bard was ordered to make up a deficit of $860.61, was a penalty of $430.31 and fined $250. Tom Mix, Eleanor Boardman and Corinne Grifith, all prominent film; players, previously pleaded .umy nnd paid fines. Bess Meredyth, writer George E. Marshall, fllm dlrec- Ra; mm omnr and Hallan Cooly Burr, actors, also have entered pleas of miny and hAJve paid fines. Mc- | day only . Were $1295. Fri- day only $7 9 (2) DECORATED GREEN TILT-TOP_TABLES. Were $13.95. Friday $7-95 only (3) WALNUT-VENEER- ED PIANO BENCHES. Were $1295. Fri- $7_95 day only ... (1) MAPLE-FINISH CUP- BOARD for breakfast room. Was $1595. Fri- $10 95 (2) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Were sl .1 $25. Friday only. (2) WALNUT FINISH aiding fraudulent returns 04 How &% serving| TEA WAGON: prison terms. ET OUR PRICES ON_MADE - TO - ORDER WINDOW SHADES We'll Save You McDEVITT i TOLMANIZED TABLE LINENS THE TOLIIAN I.AUNDR\’ It's a Big Help to free your bowels and liver from the poisonous drag of , constipation. Dr. Boice’s PRESCRIPTION TABLETS They spur the appetite, clear the head, and make you feel better and work better. 25 cents a large box on money-back guarantee from your druggist. | 5 A FASHION INSTITUTION Parie Warhington - Newlork 200 Pairs of Shoes at the season’s lowest price . .. $ 4.35 Pumps, straps, step-ins and a few oxfords in brown, blue or black suede . . . in various heel styles . . . formerly priced at $10 in the season, but offered at this ridiculous price to clear stocks for new merchandise. Individual size ranges Were $27.50. Fn- $16 S50 day only (6) FIDDLE BACK WINDSOR CHAIRS. Were $895 and 3 Friday only . (2) MAHOGANY-FINISH ;l;lg.;ls‘-TOP TABLES. Were Is Odd How You Can Save on Odd Dinnerware (400 PCS.) ODD DINNER- WARE—including every de« sirable piece; assorted de- signs. Were 10c. to s Weeshhe. OC #2200 (300) ODD SAUCERS—of fine lustrous china; many de- signs. Were 35c. Fri- 15¢ (11) TABLE LAMP BASES, were $495 to 810 Fn- 525) mo$4 95 (27) TABLE LAMP SHADES—were 50c to 1. Fri 250 $1.00 day onl (79) GREEN GLASS FLOWER _BOWLS, 1()c were 25c. Friday ODD STEM GLASSES. rose or green glassware. Were 33¢ to 50c. F: day onl Y 00 gixia Fieer. Blousesand Sweaters Greatly Reduced (33) WOOL SWEATERS, for school, tennis and golf. With vee or round necks and sleeves. All _colors. Friday (11) CREPE DE CHINE AND SATIN BLOUSES— beautifully hand painted. Were 31295 and §7.05 $1650. Friday ... (1) ~ HANDKERCHIEF LINEN BLOUSES, in soft pastel shades. Were $295. Friday $1.95 (3) SATIN SKIRTS— pleated on bodice tops. Fri- $1.00 (9) CREPE DE’ CHINE SKIRTS — navy, on _bodice were 3955 §1 45 Second Floor. These Bargains Will are broken . .. but a fine selection available in sizes 7 to 9, as shown in scale of sizes below: Please remember . . . ALL SALES FINAL! Shoe Bhov—Street Fioor Move Quickly (50) PHOTO FRAMES, wlnh ‘fi‘“lh b:’ch. bronze or silver finis| riginall 50c. Friday only 4 zsc (25) TABLE CIGARETTE LIGHTERS, reduced but sure to work. Originally $100, Friday oy 09€ (50) BOXES WRITING g,\ IIR‘Sl‘l;;“om shades. riginally $1.00. Fri. day only .... e 500 (33 DOZ) BRIDGE TALLIES—attractive styles. Originally 20c dozen. loc iday only, doz. Briee ‘Street Fioor Aonly,yd (5) JERSEY DRESSES— the styles that Originally $10. Fri- day only (35) SMART DRESSES—— of flat crepes, prints and chif- fons; in bright -h-du lnd w“k o 7541u;? “ 20. ere riday bt $7 24 (25) WOMEN'S DRESSES with smart slenderizing lines; of flat crepes, georgettes -nd pnrzl‘l wd “;l:;'k Sizes 38 to ere Friday only ss 44 (30) MISSES’ AND WOM- EN’'S DRESSES, picked from our regular $16.50 stock; all this season’s _merchandise, however slightly soiled. Crepes, s and georgettes, good colors. i Anybody Should Buy These Woolens at This Price (70 Y D S) 54 - I N. TWEEDS, in just the colors ‘for Spring coats and suits. $298 grades. Friday $l 95 only, yd... (75 YDS) ALL - WOOL PRINTED CHALLIE — 27 inches wide and in patterns we know you'll like. Regu- larly $1.00. Friday only (10 YDS.) 54.IN. BLACK POIRET TWILL, in the cor- rect weight for Spring coats. Originally $3.50 yd. Friday only, yd. .. $2'65 (12% YDS.) 54.IN. ALL. WOOL TWILL SHEENS, in the apricot shade—but think how smart an apricot colored coat or suit will be this Sp Was 3250 yard. Fri- slgg day, (150 YDS) COATINGS— wool mixed with cotton; in black, brown and garnet; 54 inches wide. Regu- larly $195. Friday sl.m Third "ur Learn About Values From Us! (80) CANNON TURKISH TOWELS—they're heavy, soft and absorbent—and white as snow with colored borders. Were 45c. Friday only . RE Z Toweling, linen and mercerized damask. Were 75¢ w8 37c $L.75 (ll) "WHITE TURKISH BATH MATS—These look good to us, we can’t see why they should be reduced. They're extra size and of a heayy Turkish bath mattin; Were $250. Fri- §] 3 ‘36 day only (12 DOZ.) LINEN PAT- TERN NAPKINS, of a soft, lustrous qn-lity Irish linen with attractive floral imn Were $4.65 dozen. $3 19 Friday only, doz. TURKISH WASH owning any stiff, grey, worn. out wash cloths now! These are soft and white with clear blue borders. 6 for ‘Were 10c. Friday (85 YDS.) COLORED TABLE DAMASK, 8 heavy, durable quality, ideal for every day u reen, rose, 1d “dlhh"fl:! 58 inrrj:s wide. riginally e yai Friday ol_.l‘n yd. ... S0c rd Floor. Save 259, If Your Little Children Need’ New Togs! (21) TOTS' $3.95 and $4.95 SWEATERS; ‘“them” and “u™ are tired of each Mher for (33) INFANTS’ SHlRTS' discontinued $1 nylu, 500 Friday only. (26) INFANTS" SILK BONNETS, to wear bye-bye; buy-buy them at (4) TOTS' JERSEY DRESSES—well, we won't tell you how much they were origi- nally; pick them off the §()¢ counter for (21) INFANTS' BON- NETS, silk crepe de ]Qg¢ chine; yours for. (90) BOYS' S ITS AND DRESSES—for who said this was a feminine world? 2 to § years. Friday only Fourth Floor. Odds and Ends— and We Hope It's the End of Them! (100 PCS.) NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES — bust lorm-, sanitary goods, dress (l 000) ODDS AND ENDS ~—collar ban Street 215 Men’s White and Fancy Shirts, 95¢ Soiled from handling, but a tubbing will give them s new lease on life. styles. All sizes in the lot. (9) SMOKING' JACKETS, sturdy woolen jackets, well tailored to please the most Originally . ( 7) ROBES, idesl lor warm weather wear; rieatly tailored; good colors. Originally $10. Friday only Wonderful values, collar attached and neckband (90 PRS.) SNAP CUFF LINKS, originally 50c. 10c Friday only (6) MEN'S SWEATERS, pull-over styles, in plain col- ors; just the thing for golf. Sizes 38 to 44. Were $2.95 You'll Stay Up All Night Just to Carry These Dainty Georgette or Crepe de Chine Hgndkerchieft 75¢ Some with lace edges, some with lace corners, some with contrasting ribbon borders and some hand painted—all the daintiest things imaginable and wonderful bargains at this price. Were $1.00. Street Floor. Oh Boy! Here’s Your Chance! (7) LEATHERETTE COATS, black; sizes 8 to 14. Originally $595. Friday only . . 52'99 (36) BOYS WHITE SHIRTS, soiled, but it's not the only time they'll be! 8 to 12 and 13 and 13V;. Were $1. Friday only 500 Street Floor. Underwear Is Less and Less! (17) CREPE DE CHINE AND BETTINA SLIPS, and silk chemises; we don’t want them any longer, maybe you can use mmsz';s this low price; were .95. Friday $1.95 (30) STEP-INS to step-out ;:;.";lipsFmd chemises: were .95. Friday o $2.95 (S)GRAYON SLIPS, black, tan, flesh; were $1.95. 980 Friday only (49) COTTON STEP-INS AND TAILORED PA. JAMAS, orchid trimmed in white; were $1 and $1.59. Friday onl 590 Third Floos Topping Buys Not Many Moons Since They Were $5 $2.69 Straws, felts and soleils —in smart shapes and col- ors. No one will ever know you only paid $2.69 for it! (75) WINTER AND SPRING HATS, g;i&nnlly were $lm Second Floor. Odds and Ends Toilet Goods Originally 50c to 75¢ 25¢ Perfumes, creams, lip- sticks and shampoos—all very necessary—and all greatly reduced for tomor- row. Street Floor. Pretty Soft for Some People! We Mean the Savings on These Mattresses! (1) CAPITOL BRAND MATTRESS, all layer felt, and () CAPITOL BRAND BOX SPRING MATTRESS; twin bed size — used samples; ED SATEEN COM- FORTS, rose, blue, lav- ender and gold; were 53.95. F 4 NS FOSTER’S BEDS; scratched, odd models, one of a kind; were Make an Old Frock Look New! TRIMMING REMNANTS -—mellldln‘ all - over laces, lingerie, Alencon, Bretonne and Binche laces, in white and ecru; flouncings _end braids; lengths from % to 2 yards. Bach.. Street Floor. “Give Us a. Hand” and Let Us Put a Glove On It (127 PRS) WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS GLOVES—the women's are slipons in black, novelty Were much more. 250 Friday only, pr. (89 PRS) WOMEN'S NOVELTY KID GLOVES, with turn-back cuffs and backs elaborately embroidered. Soiled, of course, or they never would have 51.47 been reduced to.. Street Floor. Now Housewares Go Out at Extraordinary Savings (19) ASH CAN COVERS and modernistic mirrors. Were 39c to 79%. GARBAGE CANS, roasters, bread boxes and beater wicks. Were 45¢ 256 to 6%¢. Friday only... (38) FURNACE SHOV. ELS, and 4-piece canister sets. Were 59¢ and 69¢. Fri- 300 day only (18) CANS HOUSEHOLD PAINT, Were $1.10. 49° Friday only Due to Small Quantities, Broken Size and Color Ranges—No Mail, ’Phone or C. O. D.’s on Thrifty Friday Items Make Knockabout Dresses for the Chil- dren—for Yourself—Save the Profits Remnants Wash Goods 12%c and 25¢ Yard Included are percales, madras, crepes, voiles ‘and rayons—in good lengths and wanted p-mms. Gay and colorful for draperies, spread sets, daytime frocks, children’s school frocks and aprons! Bags for Your Shining Shekels (92) LEATHER BAGS, underarm and back-strap mod- els in black, brown, tan and grey. Were Friday onll (6) BEADED BAGS—for best. Were $1250 to §]() $17.50. Friday only.. 5L19) LEATHER AGS. Were $10. Friday only $7.50 (25) LEATHER BAGS, Were §7.50. 4 05 Frid 1 TRy OnTeesi Fiser. ‘Third Floor. Ribbon . Remnants Short Lengths Tho' Long Values 10c Ea. Including pieces of satin taffeta, velvet, grosgrain moire and fancy belting ribbon—!; to 2 yard lengths—in good colors. Street Floor, Girdle Yourself _ Fashionably (R“A) BACK-LACING AND $295.” Friday only. (35) BROCADE GIRDLES AND conssruzrres. were and $4.95, Fndly only. $2.95 (80) GARTER BELTS, to hold your hose smooth as a horus giel's;_were 3 and . Friday an bt 19c = 39¢ 'l'llri Floor. We Aren’t Allowed to Give Basement Merchandise Away—But These Prices Save You at Least 25% (50) WOMEN’S FELT HATS; no, we didn’t win them in poker, our buyer actu- ally bought them in one of her weaker Originally $1.95, Fri~ zsc with moments. are just Ionkml for pebbly playgrounds and little girls who “skip” rope. Strap and tie models of calfskin and patent leather with solid lulhn;lwhl (16) BO wouldn't think these were much at this prlu—but they are of wool grey mixtures, lined throughout. siu 9 3% only. Formerly $1.00. Friday only. . ALL-WOOL CHIN- CHILLA COATS—we haven't room to carry these over till next year—we'd like to, however, because thcy are of all-vool nel linings and excellently tailored. Tan or navy; 3 to 6. Were $895. Fri- day :mly . teeessees s3‘95 (8) BOYS’ . chinchilla with plaid fi (13) BOYS’ 4-Pc. WOOL SUITS—in the same boat with the chinchilla coats —they must go! two _pairs Fancy tweed mixtures fully lined knickers; sizes 7 and 8—one 13 and one 95 14. Originally $5.95. Friday only these and ten; than yours! (5) BOYS’' ALL-WOOL KNICKERS— have seats and knees—that's better Of tan wool mixtures, lined throughout; size 9 only. quly 69¢ $195. Friday only (89) MEN'S NAINSOOK UNION end tan front. Basement Store, good ‘styles; or long sleeves. Were 50c. Friday only (12) GIRLS’ SKIRTS, all wool, tan and red checked materials on bodice tops. Not easily mussed, for the 6 to 12. Were ene day only .. SUITS, fully cut and roomy. Size 490 36 only. Were 69c. Friday. only.. (50) GIRLS' WASH DRESSES—a few of washable prints with short 7 to 12 years. leats ere in the 00. Fri- flb % and More 57 Junior Missie Coats Y, Off! It's @ wise Junior who will buy her next Winter's coat at & half of its fair price! broadeloths, richly trimmed with wolf, ma Black, brown, reen and red beaver and caracul! Sizes 13 to 19. Here 8 Coats, were $59.50. 14 Coats, were $39.75. 31 Coats, were $25.00. Now .. 4 Coats, were $16.50. Now ...... Secend Floor Little Silkworms Must Have Worked Overtime to Produce These Silks—Now PRINTED PUSSY WIL. LOW SILKS, in e wealth of rich patterns and colorings for frocks and negligees. 40 inches wide. Regularly $3.95. Friday only, éz 25% Off PRINTED CREPES, of a heavy, lustrous quality; doz- ens of patterns from which for frocks and negli- £ el % 40-INCH BLACK BROCADE, oyl a heavy wflfi( suitable for costs and ' robes. Regularly $135. Frida v §1.45 o I R T T LT : ‘An Economical Step —Buy Shoes Tomorrow PRS) WOMEN'S E SHOES, in l-m leathers, too, for now l-«r wear. Lots of sizes, bn every size in mry Oriliullv M to $10. Frida (234 PIXS) GRlP’l‘l‘l‘B SHOES — that won't your feet or your po.lmgool:. Reduced only because the style and size ranges are badly broken. Oxfords and two-straps of patent leather, brown or brown kid—all with the famous combination last and steel arch support. Origi- nally $7.50. Friday $3 ls !HOBS—! pairs babies’ and irs misses’. Odds and 9 ends. Were $1.95 t ah Y $18 Second Floor. Ritz Up the Home With These Grand Things (10) _ SILVER - PLATED BUD VASES. Were $128 and $1.50. Feidey 890 ( ) JELLY SERVE R S 380 Were 69¢. Friday only (4) SILVER-PLATED FIVE O'CLOCK TEA SPOON! Wm 67c. Friday (3) ROSB-COLOR GLASS' SETS, SALTS AND PEP- It Doesn’t Take Much to Buy These Stockings! (I78 PRS) CHILDREN'S SOCKS—a big S pair . ’ 100 RJLL-OVBR . Were 28 pair. Friday, pair.... (62 PRS.) R CHECK P'JDL-FASHIONED HOSE weight—full-fash- h..i—dnenmmnd numbers M have lost their “sox ap- Ofi‘in“y $L.7S. 740 . (” P‘;) RAYON HOSE for the larger woman. Were 125 pair. Fridey 7Q¢ only, pair Street Floor. “with big “Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo”—But Just the Same You'd Better Buy an Umbrella! (3) RED SILK UMBREL.- LAS, not minus any ribs, and handles copied from the Prince of Wales! Were $7.50. ss Friday oflluy‘ . We are “Specialists” When It Comes to Savings on Girls’ Clothes! () WHITE SILK DRESSES—crepe and geor- gette—slightly soiled — but who cares about that? 8 to 14; were 315. §10.95 Friday .o (7) TE SILK DRESSES, slightly * soiled; vduu $12.95 and sd.oss. Fri- ay you can tal T e 9195 (4) WHITE SILK DRESSES, soiled; were $7. ooly .. Dl(llE%SE:,IHlTB CREPE were $5.95. Yours for... $3'95 (10) LACE - TRIMMED WHITE VOILE DRESSES, 8 to 12; were $295 and 3395. (lS) PASTEL CR B PE DRESSES, 8 to 12; were $595. Fi $3.95 (4) BLACK COATS, -izu 16, 40, 42‘3; were (ll) COATS, blnk. brown and tan; $17.50 ) SMART COATS, sizes 14 to 18; black, reen, brown; were .75 and $45. Friday only— (8) BLACK OR GREEN COATS. 14 to 36 and 4214; were $49.75. Fri- $25 Other Coats Greatly Reduced (6) MISSES' SPORT COAT! Jap fox collars. Sizes 14 to 18. Were any time of grey and blue tweed—smartly ;l;;nd. 5.9‘7.;. HFRodJ'B Were to riday vk $18 (11 be “Singing in the Rain” when you get one of these at this price. Tweed, leatherette and celanese. Originall $5.95 to § i é day onl Floor Coverings Are Down. and Should Go Out (4 WILTON RUGS— good, practical colors aend sizes that will fit into those vacant spaces. Sizes 27x54 and 36x63 inches. Were $14.50 to §16. 75 Fri- $8_50 day only . (3) CLASSIQUE WIL- TON RUGS, a fine quality rug with fris ends. Size (4) WILTON RUGS—of the Arfi and l\.rn-l: quali- (5) PLAIN RUGS in green, taupe and grey. Size 27x54 inches. Were $4.95 to $6.95. only .. (160 YDS.) INLAID LI NOLEUM—including de luxe marble, blue and white ti grey, brown and tan R only, sq. yd. (130 YDS.) INLAID LI- NOLEUM, including plain em- bossed brown, grey, green and brown and grey battleship. NOLEUM, including tan cork, grey. jaspe and grey, red and white pattern. Regular $1.50 to $1.95. Friday only, 950 Some Smart Window Will Welcome These Cheerful Curtains l‘) LONSDALE WIN- SHADES—m: (20) CURTAINS, one of e style, all different in ecolor, too. Originally $2.95 to $3.95. Friday only.. (30) SAMPLE CUR- TAINS, all different. nally MJS to 36- Friday only