Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1930, Page 27

I T o Py why 5 |- 8 [ 4 = 3 H 2 & 2 2 }d % = & S = I = s s H 5 3 Flat AR ARALS ST AN EARNIINABALL AR uAb s TABARLAREARAAR AR LD S RE AR vy oy PEFEETEPRNRRTPE TS TN ) Lo A A k] EREAL AL Jrrranas e BAERTE AR AR RS AR F AR AN xu-,uu»uuul»luuhfl MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR HERRICK Prayers and Psalm of Late Ambassador’s Funeral Repeated in France. By the Assoclated Press. PARIIS, March 31.—The first memo- | glal service for Myron T. Herrick, American Ambassador to France, who | died at his post here one year ago today, | was held this forenoon at the American | Procathedral. | The same prayers were said and the | same hymns sung which were Mr. Her- gick’s favorites in his lifetime—"O | Paradise,” and the twenty-third psalm, just as at the services a year ago before e French government sent his body bome on the cruiser Tourville. | Dr. Frederick W. Beekman, who again | conducted the services, recalled that | the Ambassador was not really gone from France, but was “present in his | full vigor as we knew him with his al- | most boyish enthu: in life.” | The memorial services were attended by many prominent persons of different nationalities in Paris. President Dou- | mergue, Forelgn Minister Briand, Mar- | shal Petain and Marshal Joffre ,sent | representatives. | In the absence of Ambassador Edge | fn Marseille on a long-planned indus- | trial tour, Norman Armour represented the American embassy. All the mem- bers of the embassy and consulate were present. Among others in attendance Were the Spanish and Brazilian Ambas- sadors, Gen. Gourad, Mme. Jusserand and the mother of the noted French fiyer, Charles Nungesser signed herself “mamma of Nungesser” on the memorial Tegister. ‘ ACCEPT COMPROMISE, FILIPINOS ARE URGED { Head of Commission Coming Here | Says Independence Now Is Hopeless. By the Associated Press. MANILA, Sumulong, minority party leader, at banquet last night in honor of the de: parture this week of the Philippine in- dependence commission, said there wa: no immediate hope of Filipinos obtain ing their independence and urged that they accept a compromise. | ‘This was the first public expression in | the Philippines of a leader’s willingness to give up the Filipino traditional de- mands of immediate, absolute and com- gleu independence from the United tates. The speech created a storm of conflicting comment among leaders. Sumulong heads a permanent com: going to the United States station of the Philippines. NINE ON CONSULAR OUTING DROWNED || Motor Boat Struck by Storm on Albania-Jugoslavia Frontier, : Two Esecaping. By the Associated Press. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, March 31.— Nine persons in & consular outing party yesterday after an acci- on lake Ochrida, wi frontier of Albania and Jugoslavia west of Monastir, The dead include Col , Qreek consul at Koritza, and his wife, the wife of Secretary Kristich of the Jugoslavign consulate and the wife of the Czechoslovak consul. Koritza is a mountain town in Al- bania, situated not far from where the frontiers of GreeCe, Jugosiavia and Al- bania meet. TS S FEAR WOMAN BURNED @uest in Hotel Is Missing After Fire Razes Building. DARLINGTON, 8. C., March 31 (#).— Mrs. George Wright, 70, of Darlington County, & guest in the Darlington Hotel, ‘was missing yesterday after fire de- the hotel and six other business ts. She was believed to have burned to death. Piremen carried many gugsts down Isdders to safety. In a of VAPE day-long r Colds VAPEX IS DELIGHTFUL BUT POWERFUL, SWIFT BUT SURE e e e o] WVarrx is concentrated destruction - for cold germs, yet it is as delight- ful to breathe as mountain air and every bit as refreshing. You can relieve your cold instantly—with- out fuss and bother—simply by breathing its healing vapor. . . . Put a tiny drop of Vapex on your hand- kerchief in the morning. Breathe it all day long, ‘wherever you are. Breathe your cold away. . . . At night, put a drop at each end of your pillow. Vapex fights your cold while you rest. . . . Everywhere, discriminating people use Vapex for its convenience, its pleasantness and its economy. . . . Vapex fits a hand- bag or vest et. Fifty applica- tions cost only $1 . . . an average of only 2c‘an application. A dollar now saves dolars and distress later. . . « Insist on V-A-PEX in the teim white box with the green tri- angle at your druggist’s. Cheaper imitations snever give the same re- sults. . . . Distributed by E. Fougera & Company, Inc., New York City. | mont_has two hew political parties, one | MISSOURI TOWN BOASTS PARTIES ON SEX LINES Altamont Divided in Campaign on Political Lines as “Men” and “Women.” By the Associated Press. ALTAMONT, Mo., March 31.—Alta- called “women” and the other “men.” At the recent caucus 8 man nominat- ed another’s wife, and that started a | campaign of retaliation. Finally, the women’s ticket had to be pared down to an even dozen to oppose the 12 male nominees for the five places on the vil- lage board of trustees. H Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dulin, both candi- | dates, are in opposite camps. Menfolk | have dominated public offices at & monthly salary of 50 cents each as long as the oldest of the 340 inhabitants of the village can remember. The election | is to be held Tuesday. | Urbandale, Mo., elected woman trus- tees three y¢ 0. MINISTER RESIGNS. Honduran Finance Officer First Cabinet Member to Quit. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, March | 31 ().—President Mejia Colindres yes- terday accepted the resignation” of | Rafael Diaz Chavez, finance minister. | The resignations of five other members of the cabinet have not been accepted vet. All members of the Honduras cabinet except Senor Chavez resigned March 19, | following upon a difference with the President. ANNOUNCEMENT On and After April 2nd WESCHLER’S AUTO AUCTION Will Be Conducted In Fireproof Building 613G STREET N.W. WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Commencing 10 O’Clock A.M. ':ulhlor & Som, Aucts. Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% | No Commission Charged | You can take 12_years to pay off your loan without the [f | expense of remewing. $1,000 | for $10 per month, including intérest and principal. Larger or smaller loans at proportion- ate rates. Lnr:‘o‘:‘t in Washington Assets Over $20,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. President - JAMES BE) EDWARD C. Fill up with Autocrat, maintain the level, and don’t drain miles—a_ tho finest miles you ever drove. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. Beware of Substitutes. Try Autocrat the next time you need oil, and Jjudge its advantages for yourself. At the Better Dealers BAYERSON OIL COLUMBIA 5228 tiny drop X is all- elief from THE EVENING .STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 31, Special Sale! Criss-Cross Curtains $2.00 and $2.50 Grades $1.37 pr. —Dainty curtains to freshen up your home for Spring, priced unusually low in this sale. They are neatly made of sheer French marquisette, in plain or dotted patterns—some in point d’esprit effect, others with pastel colored dots—all with ruffled edges, cor- nice valance and tie backs. Kann's—Third Floor. Card Tables $1.69 ° —An exceptionally low price for these s{:lendid card tabies. They have black tops in moire effects and frames in Chinese red finishes. Metal corners and silencers on legs. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. 21-Piece Glass Luncheon Sets $3.98 —Graceful octagon-shaped sets of rose or green colored glass, :’ltlzll add charm to any lunch able. Reg. $5.00 Console Table Lamps, $2.49 —Cleverly designed, bronze finished ~lamps, with decorated colored glass shades, for the special price. . 23-pe. Lustre China Tea Sets, $2.98 —Dainty china sets, in blue or tan lustre colorings. A service for six. Glass Compartment Plates, 19¢ ea. —Very attractive, _serviceable plates, .of a rich green glass— divided into three compart= ments. Kann’s—Third Floor, Inlaid Linoleum 99¢ sq. yd. —The most -serviceable - floor covering you can use. Long wearing, attractive, easy to kee] clean and economical to buy a! this special price. Please bring measurements. 1930. Six Great Values in SILKS! ; A Sale of 600 of the New and qurt { “HANKYLIN” - # FROCKS $1.79 does not crush so easily. They were Polka Dot Printed Crepe —A b::'é:‘:‘fi'"el. heavy ere ots on navy, brog:n. green, white, 1 95 yd black and tan groun (] s Jgh About 25 small patterns. $2 Printed Silk Chiffons . and Printed Flat Crepes i —Two of the most fash- . modanas @) 50 pring costumes—| rades 40 inches wide— [J 3 n a host of color com- P binations. o Washable Silk Flat Crepe blouses and slips. Shown in more than forty new —Soft, w:.ishnlbl? fl:t —“Hankylin,” a new fabric with a fas- crepe, particularly at- l cinating name. It wears like linen but tracdive for dreseed ° yd. 1 made expressly by a well known shades. manufacturer, and contain the newest notes of fashion. New necklines, short and cap sleeves, also sleeveless models. Smocking, side pleats, deep hems and other interesting notes aid in carrying out the new silhouette. the home, smart enough for the street. Colors are peach, nile, blue, orchid, maize and white, Practical for i Printed Rayon Mat Crepé —39-inch printed rayon flat crepe—with lovely designs on medium and d dark grounds. Very ° yd. smart for sports cos- tumes. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. A Great Collection of Lovely Printed Wash Fabriecs 330 yd. Woodland Voiles Sheer Dimities Telivision Voiles Handkerchief Lawns Garden Gate Voiles Bordered Beno Lawn —Many of these new and beautiful patterns are exclusive with us, and not shown here be- fore. Colors are guaranteed fast. Widths 36 to 38 in, (Made up dresses will be worn by mannequins.) 75¢ Printed Rayon Flat Crepes, 36 in......49¢c Yd. 50c Printed Sports Pique, 36 in. wide. ....3%9¢ Yd. Printed Voiles and Dimities, Fast Colors. .28¢c Yd. Plain-Colored Chiffop-Finished Voiles . ...19¢ Yd. 39¢ Mercerized Plain White Broadcloth. ..29¢ Yd. 59¢ Imp. White Swiss Organdy, 45 in. ....39¢ Yd. Kann's—Street Floor. Rayon Lounging Coats and Bed Jackets 99¢ —The latest creations in lounging coats and bed ackets — feminine and dainty — comfortable and truly smart. Made of a nice quality rayon in ) ! rett{, cheery colori | hed lounging coats trim- med with contrasting col- ors, the Bed Jackets with the new dark colored laces. Priced to attract the bargain wise. In a size to fit the average fig- ure. Plain and Print Wash Silks | e 11 —Embroide ngee ~Printed Pongee ZPiain Radium c vd. —Printed Foulard —33 and 36 inches wide. Washable Printed Silks —The season’s newest print designs on_a nice quality washable silk. Neat, clever c yd. designs on light and dark grounds, suital for sports and daytime frocks. FROCKS for Large Women Of Dotted, Printed and Plain Colored Silks $9 —Amply cut, correctly - tioned for the larger figure. materials have been carefully se- lected, as well as the styles, which include flared, pleated, draped, oke-top skirts, with shirred hip ines. Though designed for the larger woman they are in youthful styles. Trimmed with lace, bows and other touches. Pretty printed patterns on light and dark grounds, also plain colors. Sizes 40 to 50 Kann's—Second Floor. Clearance of Sweaters —Slip-over sweaters, and cardigan jackets. . They were designed to sell for very much more than our special price. There are hosts PY of attractive styles, and colors. Some are long sleeved, others are sleeveless, and still others have short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 42. : Children’s Frocks —A most unusual collection of dresses for the very little tots. Clever new \ and short-sleeve styles of soft, dainty, wash- able silks or of sheer organdies, and lawns—in the lovely new colors, and sizes