Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1930, Page 21

i “NINTER” LESSENS | * FURY IN MIDWEST Stprm Dies: Away, Leaving Many Dead and Injured, With High Property Loss. By #88 Associated Press. | ICAGO, March 26.—Winter's echo | fadpd away today in most of the Mid- | west amid sporadic snows and contin- | ued cold in the wake of the storm that left States covered with snow and slusi, | communication lines hampered by sleet and highways clogged with drifts. In the cities, large and small, thou- | sands struggled throughout the night to make it possible for millions to get to work this morning. Impassable streets gradually were cleared, urban trans- portation lines were partially freed and suburban_schedules restored somewhat to normalcy. Lake Shipping Is Tied Up. | Shipping was held in port on_the lower Great Lakes. In Chicago Lake Michigan tore away at outer drives and | seawalls. In Milwaukee the harbo: master gave promise of renewed ship- | ping by late today. | In Ohio the blast raged on early to- day with a sleet. storm that centered | over Toledo and a biizzard in the cen- tral part of the State. Weather fore- casters warned of snow and sleet in | Northeast Ohio with a general abate- ment elsewhere. In Detroit the snowfall had stopped, but left a 5-inch snow. One death was | Tecorded. ‘The storm also whirled into the Southwest. In Wisconsin the storm was dying out today “A freak of nature” was the only de- scription the Weather Bureau gave to 3: totally unexpected breath of Win- Conditions were werse in Chicago than elsewhere. A 10.7-inch snowfall— an all-time March record—made the blast more serious than any storm of the Winter and left the city helpless. PFive were killed and many seriously injured in yesterday's storm accidents in Chicago. Canada Is Seepl by Storm. A trail of shattered communication | systems, several aches of slushy snow an rivers and streams today marked the pass&ge of one of the worst storms in the hi3tory of Southern and Central Ontario. #riking with the storm that swept Comtral Western Unitad States. At Grimsby volunteer police patrolled the streets. As a result of the storm onl{ & retaining wall remained to pro- tect the town's pump house from ice floes being dashed against the short by waves 50 and 60 feet high. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1930. Wife Files Divorce Suit After Husband Fakes Suicide Try By the Associated Prass. CHICAGO, March 26—Mrs. Adel G. Carison wants a divorce from the husband who fooled her about_attempting suicide. Last November, she relates in her bill filed yesterday, Carlson came out of the bath room, an- nounced he had swallowed poison and lay down on the floor with the obvious intent of dying, After Mrs. Carlson forced him to drink antidotes and made a great fuss over him, she discov~ over he hadn't taken poison after all: it was just a fake. Among_other “cruelties” listed by Mrs. Carlson are his refusal to speak to her for a week at a time, and, more recently, his search for her with a gun. RECORDS NEW PLANET MILAN, Italy, March 26 (#).—Prof. Bianchi, director of the Breara Observ- atory, has been able to establish the image of the new Transneptune Planet, recently discovered by the Lowell Ob- servatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. As soon as he heard of the Lowell Observatory'’s discovery, Prof. Bianchi undertook special researches with the great reflectory telescope at the Merate Observatory, during clear nights, espe- cially that of March 2] and 22, he was able to take photographs showing the Embarrassed ByYour Complexion? Is it rough, pimply, coarse textured or Cloudy? Use Resinol Soap and Ointment as directed every night for one week and note the improve- ment in_your skin. * Then adopt Resinol Soap for daily toilet use to keep your complexion clear, fresh and lovely. Resinol Ointment also is soothing and healing for burns, cold sores, chafing, itching rashes, ete. At all druggists. FREE sample of each. Write Resinol, Dept.91,Baltimore, Md. Resinol Two Popular EA WASHERS SY isuuums LAST MILE OF NEW RIVER ROAD Completion in Early Summer Will Open Route From Bladens- burg to Kenilworth. Special Dispatch to The Star. BLADENSBURG, Md., March 26.— Construction of the remaining mile and a quarter of concrete on the River road 0 complete the permanent improvement of this thoroughfare was to get under | way today. Completion of the work, expected by early Summer, will make available @ fine road from the Defense Highway &t Bladensburg to Kenilworth at the District Line and a more direct link by several miles between upper and lower sections of Prince Georges County than now ex As it will furnish another outlet to Washington, it also will relieve the con- gestion_at the Prince Georges County | World War Memorial Cross at Bladens- burg on Sundays, during the races at | Bowie and at other times when it is heavy. In addition it will provide an outlet to Washington when the road in the vicinity of the cross and other low sections of Bladensburg is inundated by periodical floods. The contract for completion of the road was awarded last Fall, but because of inability to secure rights-of-way through one piece of property the work had to be deferred. All the rights now either side of the railroad a short dis- tance south of Bladensburg will be left unimproved. It is understood that ulti- mately it is the intention of ‘the State to either construct an overhead bridge or an underpass to avoid the grade crossing at this point. I PARK LIST ANNOUNCED Mrs. Shoemaker Chairman of Han- cock, Md., Organization. HANCOCK, Md., March 26 (Special). —A meeting of the Hancock Park Board_was held yesterday, the presi- dent, Dr. Homer E. Tabler, in charge. Mrs. Charles Shoemaker was elected chairman, and the following were named assistants on the different com- mittees: Mrs. Samuel Andrews, Mildred An- | drews, Mrs. N. Bootman, Mrs. Edward | Burke, Mrs. John Page Caspar, Mrs. | Nathan Fine, Mrs. Daniel E. Heller, | Mrs. C. W. Roy Henderson, Mrs. Edgar | Henry, Mrs. T. Percy Jenkins, Mr: Carl Munson, Mrs, Hager Murray, Mrs. Robert John McCandlish, Mrs. Ray- mond Rash, Mrs. C. G. Spence and Mrs. Raymond Ward. The land recently donated for the park lies along Blue Hill, on the west- ern suburbs of Hancock, and is bounded by Little Tonoloway Creek. have been secured. A stretch 50 feet on | FOREST FIRE RAGES NEAR LEONARDTOWN Brush Blaze Gets Beyond Control and Sweeps 200 Acres of Swamp Land. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEONARDTOWN, Md., March 25— A forest fire which burned over 200 acres of swamp and woodland cover- ing an area of 6 miles within a mile of Leonardtown called out the Leonard- town Fire Department yesterday. A brush fire was started on the farm of Louis Russell and got beyond his control and rapidly spread to the woods on the Key estate, and threatened the new home being built and the_ flour mill owned by Rowe Cecil of Valley e THE CITY CLUB 1320 @ ST REET Lee on the opposite road close to Leonar School Boys from Leonard Hall High lent their aid, with 300 other citizens of the town and surrounding country, who finally were able to check the forest fire with backfire. The loss, however, is small, as most of the area burned over is swamp land and known as Klears Swamp. In spite of the fact that the Mac- Intost Run skirts the swamp on the west the flames leaped the wide space and burned on the other side of it. This is the third forest fire within two weeks in the county, the first be- ing at Abells, which entailed a loss of $20,000, the second was at Bushwood on Friday, which burned over 100 acres LEA & PERRINS/ SAUCE is the proper season- ing for all soups and chowders. Ateaspoon- ful is just right for o portion of Clam Chowder side of the State dtown. mAA‘AAAAA M 2 4 4 1 No mail or phone or- P| ders accepted. On sale P| at these prices for two 4 hours only—4 to 6 p.m. Women’s 19¢ Handkerchiefs 6 for 58¢ Perfect quality pure linen handkerchiefs, in delightful fast - colored prints to match your Spring frocks. Drop in tomorrow and select a dozen of them! 1-16 inch hemstitched borders. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Full-Fashioned Celanese Hosiery ‘In Smart Shades $ 1 All perfect quality—an at- tractive and practical service weight of women's hose with narrow lisle garter welt, lisle heels and toes for added wear. Sun basque, breezee, wrought iron and other new shades. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. for “At Seventh and K” e Y ws Yy v Y Vv v vwvvvvvwvvvv Y Y 2 Shop in Person or by Phone These Adorable Things! Toddlers’ Suits sl and Dresses at Free Parking Space Opposite Eighth St. Entrance GOLDENEERG of swamp land, and this fire of | yesterday. The curious swaying “dance” with which a snake appears to respond to the piped music of the ‘“charmer” is really the natural movement of the rep- tile when disturbed by the sound of music—or by any other sound. you.. Eas Do this: 1. Checkfever resistance .. 2: druggists. | HILL'S CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. Established 1889 LD -_— e That's what Hill's will do for ily, safely stops cold ina day—in 24 hours—because it does a thorough job.... 1: Checks fever which burnsup Opens bowels, cleans system without griping or_upsetting the stomach ... 3: Tones system and so helpsto restore energy.. Cascara Quinine .. . Comes in the famous red box ... All HILL'S STOPS COLDS Demand Hill's CASCARA-QUININE Phone NAtional 5220 Brand-New Frocks Pastel Georgettes Pastel Flat Crepes Shantung Ensembles Polka Dots & Stars Bright Flower Prints An immense variety of delightful fashions, ranging from smart navy blue and white polka dotted office frocks to fluffy little sleeveless cape frocks of sheer georgette, in strawberry-ice cream pink (to be worn when office and classroom seem a million miles away!). or detached sleeves . . . and frequently no sleeves at all. With separate jackets, long coats, nipped-in waistlines, ties, bows, flounces, beaded necklines and all of the other outstanding fashion points— for they are up-to-the-minute styles, every one. Sizes 14 to 52Y. ostume Sl $1.95 Three Styles With long, short, elbow The Dependable Store Maize Tulip Green Beige Orchid Pink Blues Violet Navy Black Flower Prints Dots Stars Stripes, etc. Goldenberg's—Second Floor Crepe de Chine and Rayon Crepe $25 to $ ps 39c to 75¢ Sample Jewelry Necklaces, pendants, fes- toons, brooches, earrings, hat ornaments, bracelets and other trinkets in many at- tractive styles ... purchased at a ridiculous price and offered to you for a “mere song” tomorrow! $1 Handbags 59: Amazing bargains here, too! Pouch and underarm styles of Dupont leather fabrics, in copies of much higher priced bags. Goldenberg's—Main Floor 30 Suits For Men of All Builds $19.50 Cunning little button-on suits of pastel broadcloth in es 2 to 4; and wee flower- like frocks of dimity, voile or broadcloth (some with panties), in sizes 1 to 3 years. 120 size 30x36 inches, with cunning designs 590 “Vanta” Shirts, double-breast- ed or button-front style; of wool-and- C rayon. Sizes to 3 years white or red, size 27x soc 36 inches....... Quilted Pads for crib or car- riage. Size 17x18 39c inches, 25c; 17x24 inches ....covennee A princess model of heavy all-rayon flat crepe with ecru lace trimming ...a comfortable wrap-around model of rayon flat e, with scalloped bottom _..and an all-silk crepe de chine style with hemstitched top, hip pleats and shadowproof hem. Unusual values. In flesh or white. Sizes 36 to 42 Goldenberg's—Second Flo '$1 Uniforms & Trimly tailored long and short sleeved uniforms and Hoover aprons for nurses, beauty parlor operators, maids, housewives and attendants. Of broadcloth or chambray in white and colors. Sizes 34 to 44. Goldenberg's—Second Floor Host of Smart Printed ‘ Fabrics Kc Yd. Hollywood Dimities Hollywood Voiles Hollywood Chintz . Thousands of yards of lovely new fast colored pétterns in these three de- lightful cotton fabrics that have been selling rapidly for weeks. Crisp and fresh and charming . . . it is no wonder that cottons have “come into their own” once more! 36 and 40 inches wide. 3 Extra Pants to Match, $5 Direct from one of the best makers of men’s clothing in the country. Every garment a brand-new Spring model and up to the minute as to color and pattern. Two and three button coats, with peak or notch lapels. The new blues, grays, browns, tans, oxfords and mixtures. Sizes from 33 to 46, including stouts, —A full sized EASY offered at -a price within “easy” reach of lim!ted budgets, Birdseye Diapers, size 27x27 inches, 12 in a package for.... Nursery Blankets, “Vanta” Binders, tic- on-side models, of soft All Crisp ' and New! “Vanta” Half Hose, of mercerized lisle, in white, pink or blue. Sizes 4 to 6% Rubber Sheets, of The Vacuum Cup Model worsted, made —The latest wringer cassimeres of tans and grays. ’ Group of Men’s $3 Trousers Dark cotton especially for $ 95 wor k.f Also L4 type washing machine s:nlc o a n4c7 y s to 42. s "'".'.:?::: s TR Trm % —fully guaranteed and priced at only— WASHER Formerly $64.50 $4.9.50 —A small electric clothes washer to do the day- by-day pieces that accumulate into the big wash day menace. Washes anything that large washers will wash. Just see it. Sold on Convenient Terms Phone Dist. 7200; Br. 105 Kann's—Street and Third Floors, HOLLYWOOD PIQUES AND TIK TAKS Two more smart favorites that will appear frequently this Summer as gay little frocks and ensembles., Fast colored desi;lns. Goldenberg’s—Main No Interest or Extras to Our Budget Plansscee k] Organdy Hats in be. @ witching s tyles and l shades for toddlers...... Silk Bonnets of pastel crepe de chine o radium, in tai- @ lored and fluffy styles, l silk lined........... Flannelette Gar - ments, gowns, kimonos and long or short ger- C trudes All-Wool Sacques, in button front or slipover s styles; with pink or blue Bootee Sets, con- sisting of wool sweater, bootees and sl ’98 cap to match. i Infants’ Dresses, of exquisite quality, with hand em- $ broidery and hand-scal- l loped or hemmed bottoms Gertrudes, of fine white mus- lin, hand scalloped. Sizes one and two 9c Goldenbers’s—Third Floor, €0 mnao ades. Side Hemmed Hollands $1.69 “Sunfast” Shades All perfect quality in green, 3x6 it. “Sunfast” Holland white and ecru. 24, 26, 28, Shades on Hartshorn rollers. s .15 30, 32 and 34 inches wide... White, blue, ecru or green. 6 feet long. Will not fade. Perfect. 69¢c Window Shades 95¢ Holland Shades $1.25 Oil Opaque Shades 3x6 faet Opaque 3x6-1t. Shades Every shade per- Window Shades, in mounted on guaran- fect; mounted on e o teed rollers, * White, Harithorn rollers. white, @ ecru. blue and green, Ecru, white and ecru; perfect quality. Slight seconds. green. Savings on ‘‘Lane’’ Cedar Chests . Besides the ideal usage as a Hope Chest for the young bride-to-be, these roomy chests make ample storage space for out-of-season clothes, The designs are attractive, in plain or panel effects, with the desirable trunk style lid. polished in walnut finish, Sold as Floor Samples Well constructed and highly 3