Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 22

3 : 15, (R, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1938 WL RBEPEL s oo o 30 LANSBURGH & BRO 1) e ASKS $10,000 PER SLAP FLEDBYEOUISL & = s Y 2th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860=National 9800 ‘St |Artist Sues Affer Being Mruck Twice in Quarrel Before Church ~Over Money. A . By the Associated Press. ive Points Are Set Up to tionof clem Have Conviction Set Aside o '8 | promptly slapped i trial by Higher Court. bekiaty Sriel. I was mignec ¥ wants $10,000 per slap. Court of “Appeals Iate in the afternoon.| In & damage suit against Peter Mos" ¥ o R SRR LR — cores, the artist tells of meeting Mos- tending cores in front of a church Sunday. The his right of trial by jury by the ANNULMENT ASKED two had lod over fnancial matiers, of Justice Willlam Hitz, the ap- Economos says, and W they of Albert B. Fall from his convic- | Mrs. Kathryn Rice Alleges Mar- ;‘,,w“"‘;nglfiwvggg e Bl on charges of accepting a §100000| .o while Under Age Illegal. |he iek check and then ‘on. the right. from Edward L. Doheny, which * | The incident was witnessed by a numl| Jnster ‘x‘um days ago was found not | Mrs. Kathryn Keyser Rice, 18 years Economos relates, and ity ving, was filed today old, 630 F street northeast, has filed . Is. 4 “f 0s said he would turn over e o iiehrwas filed by Frank |Sult for annulment of her marriage 10| any amount he receives through his ac- 3 counsel for Fall, set up five | Grafton H. Rice, 1146 Sixteenth street, | tion to the church. ts as to uwlg t:z verdict of the lower | which took place at Annapolis on Au- aside. It maintained that the charge B B MORE VALUE NEWS ANNUAL o against Killing Laid to Bootleg Feud. should have been dismissed because | The plaintiff says they were both un-| NEW YORK, April 1 (#)—Walk- Denby and not Fall had power | der age and did not have the consent | ing along East 104th street yesterday the ofl , which the Govern- |of their parents. She charges the mar- | Theodore Pandola, 30, was shot and t charged Fall awarded to the Cali- [riage was illegal under the Maryland | killed by & companion, who escaped. ia oll man after receiving the bribe. [ law. She is represented by Attorney | Police ascribed the killing to a bootleg | As its second reason, the appeal said | Louis L. Whitestone. | feud. Sale o hite and Colored Shirts Thrifty Men Will Buy Liberally at $1.39 4 for $5.50 The odds are 100 to 1 that you can’t duplicate this wonderful shirt value! High - grade broadcloth, with richness of sheen, long life and laundry resistance woven into every thread! Assorted sleeve lengths; pre-shrunk collar attached or neck- band styles. White, tan, blue and green. Sizes 1315 to 18. These Tots Are Running for Easter Ensembles Regularly $2.95 $1.95 So little girls can wear ensembles like their mothers this Spring, we have had this wonderful lot sent in for our Annual Spring Sales! Their little full-length coats are of pique—plain or printed to match their sheer dimity dresses. Dainty Spring shades and prints. Sizes 3 to 6 years, FOUNDED 1894 1109 F St. N.W. o~ AmwEs SALKED WEEKOf Tots’ Wear Shop—TFourth Fleor Sale of Girls’ New Wash Dresses $1.00 Values 79c Of broadcloths and prints that can be tubbed and tubbed and still look like new! Straightline and circular skirt styles. Some with capes; others with pique cols lars and cuffs. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Blouses Very dainty and frilly affairs of sheer dimities, fine broadcloths and prints; white, tan, pastel shades and printed—all fast ¢ol- ors. Sizes 6 to 16. Skirts to Wear With the Blouses $1.95 to $3.95 Values Men’s Cotton Pongee Pajamas $1.15 Suit Worthwhile savings on pajamas, in Vee-neck, slip-over styles or button-in-front coat styles—both braid trimmed. Sizes A, B, C, D. Mercerized Hose 4 Pairs $1 Splendid hose, with double toe and heel; in black, tan, navy, grey, cordovan and white. 9% to 1134, Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor | * ‘ e Sale of 10-Piece Pearl- On-Amber Dresser Sets with deep hems and on heavy Regularly $1295 bodice tops. Choice of rose, b!ue. green, maize, red and navy. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Qirls’ Wear Shep—Fourth Fleor We sell hundreds of these lovely sets at graduation time! Be thrifty; buy one now and lay it away! Complete ten pieces, in the softest of pastels. High grade file, bristle brush and bevel- ed plate-glass mirror! *Simulated. Tollet fGoods—Sireet Floor Rayon Union Suits $1.29 The increasingly popular button- in-front style in white, blue, pink and green. Sizes 36 to 46. WEDNESDAY ONLY A Special Group of Higher-Type . New - Fashioned P Y gPe g This Ther;nEstate UK ESSES In new prints—flowered chiffons and georgettes—new light colored crepes. Another great special purchase arrives for this sale. Dresses of conspicuous beaut; + . large flowing capes . . . new boleros an acket styles . . . smart drapes and tucking. .~ iJreua never intended to sell so low. #:% love them because they are the last woyd in i dress fashion. On tomorrow only at this unbelievably low price. All sizes.s» ... all colors . . . all materi Alencon and Bretonne Laces Regularly 75c to $1 59¢ yd. Beautiful white and ecru laces for trimming confirmation and Easter outfits, for adorning the Spring trousseau! 2 to 6 inches wide—laces and galloons. Trimmings—Third Floor Silk Chiffon Scarfs, $1.89 ‘Wide, soft chiffon scarfs in mono- tone shades or with hand painted designs; pastels, black and white, Neckwear—Street Floor Fox Fur Scarfs ' $33.50 Full furred, fi arfs _with large and lfinpo“lyflyh.c -2 silvery ted fox, red and rich - brown ; very specially priced! Fur Shop—Second Floor Men’s Belfast Linen ’Kerchiefs 3 for 50c Directly imported by Lansburgh’s at a great saving! White linen, with %-inch hemstitched hem. Women’s Belfast Linen Handkerchlefs, with narrow 1-16-inch hemstitch- @6 ed hem. Special 12 for Handkerchiefs—8treet Floor 2b. Electric Iron 87c Small and light enough to use ‘when traveling; or for doing dainty lingerie and baby clothes. Comes in colored finishes. Electrio Curling Trons with extra long cord and detachable plug; black 49° and colored handles. ARA Hair Nets of selected hair; single or double mesh, cap shape and 490 fringe; in @l shades. Dozen Notions—Street Floor Oven Heat Control Given With Every Estate Gas Range Purchased This Week No modern housewife needing a news 7as range will overlook: this opportunity! For she knows 1f she were to buy separately this ThermEstate Oven Heat Control, it would cost her $15. A cooking chart, listing correct times and temperatures for the various kinds of food, is furnished with each ThermEstate. Estate Gas Ranges Have: 16-inch fresh-air ovens with the exclusive *‘dou- nst; st , and they have no sharp edges as easily as a china dish. May Be Purchased on Our Easy Budget Plan ( Gas Ranges—Sixth Floor v S