Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1930, Page 9

VOTERS 0 DEGDE WONAGTS FUTURE Campaign to Decide Whether Pierre or Charlotte Shall Rule. B the Associated Press. MONTE CARLO, Monaco, March 29.—About 1,000 voters tomorrow will decide the dynastical and financial fu- ture of this little principality, the only revenue of which comes from tourists who battle games of chance at the Casinc. The umpqlgehu been so hot that 20 men have n added to the police force—or army—giving it a strength of | 100, and it is reported that French troops stationed at Menton will inter- | vene in case of disorder. Monaco is & Pprotectorate of France. The elections are to choose both a national and a municipal council, but the main issues are whether Prince Pierre or his estranged wife, Princess Charlotte, shall succeed the reigning prince, Louis, and whether more reve- nue from the Casino shall go for pub- lic_improvements. Prince Louis is understood to be dis- gusted with the turn of events and would have abdicated in February while he was in Parls had not the French government advised him to await the elections. ‘The Marquet party also is conduct- ing a violent campaign against Rene Leon, manager of the Casino, demand- 'his expulsion and charging him being responsible for all the ail- ments—principally decreased revenues— which have visited Monaco of recent years. GERMAN'S CHANCES HELD SLIM. Prince Albrecht von Urach Claims Charlotte Not Heir, PARIS, March 29 (#).—Diplomati circles here belleve that the preten- tions of Prince Albrecht von Urach to the throme of Monaco, as reported in the German understood, mainatins Charlotte is not the legiti- mate heir to the throne. The Catholic Chureh sustained Louis in his view, however, and Princess Charlotte was recognized as a legitim; heir to the throne. Y FILM TO ILLUSTRATE LECTURE ON FLOWERS Appeal for Preservation Will Be Made by Ricker at Cen- tral Y. M. C. A, Percy L. Ricker, president of the Wild Flower Preservation Soc.l:ty of America, will give an illustrated lecture on wild flowers of the Eastern United ;hg-::l%gm of the Central Y. - :{ls"o'clg’ck. street, tomorrow night “Slow movies” of wild flowers - ‘ann.d !:n:li; "seuu and . motion p&"‘ mr.;nhmalmyflwmmfi' S Teels will show graphically th destruction wrought to Spring's ls'ylvu.: Mr. for will make a timely plea the preservation of wild flowers in mlecwrewmbefmhmnn. eral public, officials “nl’u f of the ¥, M, C. A. HURLEY SAYS COMMUNISM IS NO MENACE TO U. S. Government Cannot Heed Com- plaint of Those Who Will Not Hunt Work, Says Becretary. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 20.—Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary of War, said yester- day that in the United 8 4 ho, instead of look- for work, call upon the Government 10 find it for them. Of course, the Gov- ernment is always ready to help im- prove the economic situation, but mal- contents who, in the name of Com- munism, create disturbance should not be heeded.” At the dinner last night he traced the achievements of the 7th Regiment from its foundation in 1806 and praised its record in the World War. PLAYING CARDS AMONG WORLD’S REAL ANTIQUES @ollection, Exhibited in Chicago, Reveals Prints Made by Wood- Cut Artists of 15th Century. CHICAGO (#).—Playing cards are among the world's genuine antiques. This was disclosed when a collection of ancient cards was exhibited in Chi- cago during the National Bridge Asso- ciation’s annual tournament. There were domino cards from an- clent China, cards printed from wood blocks in medieval times, others hand- engraved depicting historical events. Some had been carved by German wood cut artists of the fifteenth century. For suit signs the Germans used acorns, hearts, bells and leaves. The Italians used batons, coins, swords and cups. American cards, the collettion showed, follow Prench suit designs. Mexico City is undergoing one of the most important building expan- sions in_its history. v Westinghouse VACUUM CLEANER £ MUDDIMAN &. 911 G St. N.:W. Nat. 0140 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 30, 1930—PART ONE. G Street at Eleventh A Silk Offering of Paramount Importance for Tomorrow, Monday ‘6,000 Yards Plain and Fancy Silks et 1,39 vard Six popular styles make up this great offering of sea- sonable silks, in qualities truly remarkable at this less- than-usual pricing. All Silk Flat Crepe Fancy Check Taffetas An excellent quality, shown Small checks in different in over forty colors. color contrasts. Printed Flat Crepe All Silk Oriental In both light and dark Damask colors. In ten of the most wanted - lors. Plain Sports Silks " . In the fashionable rough Al Silk Georgette weave. Twenty smart col- In black ‘and white. Ex- ors. cellent quiality. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor New Rayon Pajamas 1.95 These are made with comfortably wide trousers, and tuck-in jackets or overblouses, and they come in seven different, and we mean DIFFERENT, color combina- tions, each attractively appliqued. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor New Rainbow Pearls -and Chanel Jewelry E- 1.00 Beautiful pastel pearl and crystal combinations, pastel pearl choker and necklaces, and colored fes- toons with sterling silver chains. Real Stone Rings Regularl 3755 and g0.95 2:97 Set in sterling silver mountings, with genuine Marca- site, Onyx, Carnelian, Chrysoprase, Lapis Lazuli, and Rose Quartz. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Special Purchase and Sale! 1,200 Heavy Turkish BATH TOWELS 39c¢ Seldom are such heavy, soft, high-grade towels of- fered at this moderate price! Big enough to please the men, and attractive enough, with their striped borders of rose, blue, green, gold or orchid, to delight the homemaker. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Pequot Colored Hem Sheet Sets 72x99-Inch Sheet and Two Cases 4.75 1 81x99-Inch Sheet and Two Cases 4.95 All wanted shades to harmonize with the bed room. Attractively boxed, and makes an attractive gift. Pequot Colored Hem Printed Crash Bed Cases, 2 for 1.95 Spreads, 3.95 45x38%;-inch cases in at- 88x105-inch spreads, tractive boudoir boxes. printed in conventional Choice of several soft designs in combination tone colors. colors. Printed Voile Bed Sets, 6.50 A large ruffied pillow and spread, trimmed with match- ing plain colored voile. Extra large size. PALAIS ROYAL—Si Floor * Only twice a year are the famous Ruby Ring Hose, exclusive with Palais- Royal in Washington, offered at these special reductions. Every pair of | ¥ 14 Ruby Rings in the‘tnore, regular, perfect stock, included in a thrilling price- | lmt ortant Sale! cutting event! R4 For Monday we feature three of the most popular numbers | French Kid Gloves Note the low prices No. 1600—Silk Service Weight with Lisle Foot and Top. Regularly $1.35. Semi- 1.19 Annual Sale Price. ... No. 1200—Extra Heavy Service Weight with Lisle Foot and Top. Regularly 1 5 $1.75. Semi - Annual ° Regularly $3.95, $5, 2 89 and some even higher ) An unusual purchase of high-grade French Costume Kid Gloves, novelty, slip-on styles, in Black, Beige, Mode, Oak, Ficelle and French Gray. Sizes 534 to 7%. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Sale Price Every pair perfect—every Sale Of TOi—letrieS No. 4500—Extra Sheer Silk Chif- pair fashioned—dis- ‘ Face Powders Rubber Goods fon, Silk from Top to Toe, with playing over twenty of the i $1 Size Raquel Face Powder, 49 | Hot-water Bottles and Foun- shades, $1 Lanchire Flair Powder..59%c | (ain Syringes, in pastel shades. Picoted Hem. Regu- 6 7 newest and most wanted i (Limited Quantits) 2-year guarantee 89¢ 1.65 larly $1.95. Semi-An. nual Sale Price....... PALAIS ROYAL—Main Extraordinary Sale SPRING BAGS 1.95 Usually $2.95 Only a most remarkable purchase could bring these New Bags, some copied from Paris models—at such a ridiculously low price. Beautiful tapestries prints, and silks (many with zipper fastening), also morocco, calf nncresnake grain. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Tweed Suits Suasint s son 3N 50 The name of Webster has become a guarantee to hun- dreds of Washington men who buy their Spring suits here. They know the excellent tailoring, the fine fab- ries and the exceptional styling of Webster. Also they know the savings obtainable in the Palais Royal Men's Store. These suits come in two popular shades of grey and tan and are all wool. Sizes 35 to 40 in the lot. Boys’ All-Wool Polo Shirts, 2.95 Something new for the boy. With 34-length sleeves. In blue, tan or green. Sizes 30 to 36. Boys’ All-Wool Slip-Over Sweaters, $2.98 New Spring styles and patterns, Crew or V necks. A gomf assortment of colors. Sizes 26 to 36. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor white. ashington Men Prefer Webster also black and | e Bath Salts 59¢ 1 package of Bath Sal $ - 'll- prizes ......eeeee casnsan o7 Tooth Brushes ‘oothbrushes, large assort- ment .....ceececennianes « 10 Bath Powders Compacts 31 Glass Jax Bath Powder. .00 L;P Sticks Face Creams That Have Step, to the Fore! 6.50 to $10 . “Eden”,a dainty strap slip- “Chicago Tie”, all sun-tan r in patent leather or kid. 8.50. ampton Green Kid. 6.50. . “Nina”, a buckle pump of K ,” one eyelet tie of sun-tan kid. 8.50. purple kid. my. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor A% Starting Monday! Sale Men’s Fancy SHORTS 59¢ The better grade of fast colored madras and broad- cloth with or without elas- tic waist bands. Patterns in n:-’l:e'hy am{, conseryln- tive designs. ery neat! st finished. ggizes 286;0 43.y Qs L Men’s Athletic Pullover Shirts, 49¢ Get all your ne?dl at_this low price. Fine quality knjtted shirts. Fresh, . new, just in. Sizes 32 to 46.