Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 28

B—12 AARYAN, R, BUYS SEATON EXGHANCE $425,000 Is Paid for Place. . Plans to Become Floor Broker. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 4.—Allan A. Ryan, jr., one of the heirs of Thomas Fortune Ryan and son of Allan A. Ryan, who cornered Stutz Motor in 1920 and was expelled from the Stock Exchange, has purchased & seat for $425,000 and will become a member if elected. Mr. Ryan, jr, has acquired the seat of Charles A. Frank, the Stock Exchange disclosed yesterday. It is Mr. Ryan's intention to become a floor broker, the exchange announce- ment says. He entered Wall Street in 1924 to regain the vast fortune his father had built up during the war and subsequently lost when Thomas Fortune | Ryan, tobacco and public utllities op- erator, refused to come to his rescue. When Thomas Fortune Ryan died in| 1928 he bequeathed his son only a pair | of shirt studs, while Allan, jr., shared | in the $500,000,000 estate with the widow and other relatives. | Bought Curb Seat at 21. ‘When the younger Mr. Ryan entered ‘Wall Street in 1924 he was just out of Yale and was 21 years old. He started in by purchasing a membership on the New York Curb Exchange, and was associated with Rockwell, Carpenter & Cutler. Friends of Mr. Ryan said then that he intended to be instrumental in re-establishing his father in Wall Street. Before he became a member of the Curb Mr. Ryan served an apprentice- ship of three months as a stock clerk, runner, margin clerk and order clerk. Late in 1928, after serving as a Curb broker, he became a partner in the in- vestment firm of Noah MacDowell & Co. Farly last year he married Miss Janet Newbold, daughter of Mr. and l\D(rlc Fleming Newbold of Washington, Prior to the stock market battle in | which Stutz Motor skyrocketed and was ruled off the Stock Exchange, Allen A. Ryan, sr, had controlled the company. Although’ Mr. Ryan's generalship won | against the bears who sold the stock short in wholesale quantities, he was borne under by banking obligations he had incurred during the fluctuations of Stuta. Withdrawn From Suit. MIAMI, Fla., April 4 (#).—William J. Dunn, attorney for the plaintiffs, an- nounced Wednesday that names of six plaintiffs and six defendants have been withdrawn in the $10,000 damage suit filed against members of the metropoli- tan society set recently by persons ‘whose claims for services in connection with a society circus were unpaid. The defendants, whose names were Wwith- drawn were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cleve- land, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wiltsie, | thl m Peters Morgan and Omar Aber- | na R PN SO 515 Scarcity of Beauty In Hollywood to Bar Baby Star Selection By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., April 4. —Because of an alleged lack of “eligible beauty” among the girls of the film colony no Wampas baby stars will be nominated this year. ‘Wampas, the Western Associa- tion of Motion Picture Adver- tisers, in the last eight years has chosen from the flim ranks 104 “baby stars,” many of whom have climbed to screen fame. Find Hidden Explosives. ESCHWEILER, Germany, April 4 (#). —Local police announce that they have discovered a large amount of explosives buried in various places in the Probsteier Forest and that they were convinced that there was & plot to blow up the public buildings. Two Communists have | n arrested, one of them being an| alderman of this city. The police be- ieve that the explosives were stolen in mall installments from a nearby mine. % CREERON 614 Twelfth Street a Large Variety, Unusual Values * Large to Small », Head-Size Hats $3.50 New Spring Colors and Black DAMJS HOUSE [6™AND H St NW. OVERLOOKING THE WHITE ~ The Capital’s Most Distinguished Transient Apartment Hotel Apartments of Two to Seven Rooms and Bath Running fce Water Frigidaire Culsine Under the Direction o JOSEPH VERMETT i | | | 1 | THE EVENING STA WASHING TON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930. ANNUAL SPRING SALES Men! Get Readyfor Easter! Plain—Colored Broadcloth L Shirts $1.15 4 for $4.50 There’s only a little a man needs to do to appear at his best on Easter—but that little is so important! Such as choosing plain colored shirts in either tan, blue, green and helio—or a plain white one, with a soft lustrous sheen. In this specially priced group are collar-attached and neck- band styles; sizes 1315 to 17. Also fancies in collar-attached and neckband styles; 14 to 17. Cotton Pongee Pajamas $1.15 A very special price for such well made, full cut pajamas! Button coat style, or slip-overs with braid trimming; A, B, C and D. White, tan, blue and helio. Men’s Striped Mogadore Ties Famous Schwartzenbach and Huber mogadores reduced just in time for Easter! Colorful Spring patterns, collegiate 69c stripes and neat effects. Wool lined to hold their shape. Men's Shop—Street Floor Children’s Day Shows the Way to Smart Economies of Easter Apparel for 2 to 14’s The Tot Wears a Cape Coat Specially Low Priced$5 5 In the Spring Sales N Miniatures of the season’s smartest cape coats that are sure to make little Miss 2 to 6 happy on Easter morning. And mannishly tailored models for her brother! Tweeds, and fancy mixtures, in a choice of tan, copen and navy. The Girl 8 to 14 Prefers A Tweed Ensemble $5.95 How smart and lady-like she will look on Easter wearing one of these tweed or flannel ensembles! With boxed pleated skirts, finger- tip jackets and silk or pongee Cape Themes Favored Girls’ Easter Coats $10.95 A special offer for the last day of the Annual Spring Sales! The smartest cape models imaginable —of basket weaves, tweeds, broad- cloths and novelty fabrics. Sizes blouses. 7 to 14. Girls’ Silk Dresses for Easter Flat crepes and rayon prints, in just the shades she will $ want for Easter and Spring wear! With capes, crisply 9 g * pleated collars and cuffs, pert puffed sleeves, circular or is ready pleated skirts. 7 to 14. Girls' Wear—Fourth Floor Girls’ Millinery $1.95 Polk and off-the-face models of nov- elty straws and leghorn. In colors to match or go with your new Spring coat —natural, blue, navy, tan and red. Easter Hats for Tots $1.59 Cute styles—pokes, or with brims that go off the face or shades the eyes. With side or back streamers and other novel trimmings. Children's Wear—Fourth Floor Blue Cheviot Suits Boys® Suits With 2 Prs. Suit With Knickers 2 Longies $12 $14.85 The last opportunity to buy your Easter suit at Annual Spring Sales savings! 2-knicker styles for the boy from 7 to 18 and 2-longie styles for the prepster from Garment Bags 14 to 20! Mannishly tailored coat and 3 fOT' $1 69 vest! Also herringbones, twists and wide o wales—in grey, tan, brown and navy. Extra hea: red paper bags, lined with white paper and cedarized to afford pro- tection against moths. Three-garment capacity. Patented side fastener Fashionable Shoes for Easter $6.45 During the -Spring Sales we have added several very smart patterns, including the shoe with hand-woven vamp, the Parisian lace effect, and a stunning boa snake pump with kid quarters! The latest strap, tie, and step-in shoes in mat kid, satin, patent leather, and kid—in blonde, blue, and parchment! All styles of heels and all sizes. Shoe Shop—Second Floor. at Harris In the Spring « « . there is a charming group at... Sales—Special ll Poke brims— flattering off - the - face ll effects—drooped brims—everything a_oss pH-R-HARRIS (@ | in styles, materials and shades I destined to be popular. A 1] — 1224 F STREET = I smart selection awaits I your attention to- ” morrow. H | Others 5.00 to 35.00 i A New Shipment! Blue Ribbon Chopper Canaries $5.95 Mothine Usnellyi$10 The Effective After you hear a | Moth Preventive Blue Ribbon Chop- cans per sing you'll know 3 for $ 1 why he’s called the 4 A convenient can to ki"F ‘f‘ the canaries! hang in the closet or in the This is the last lot kitchen. Tt kills moths and we can get at this neutralizes unpleasant price! Y odors. Edmonston & Co. INCORPORATED —— No Branch Stores 612 13th St. Carl M. Betx. Mgr. West Side Between F & G Sts. Prepster’s This Attractive Bird Cage and Stand Regularly ‘The most important icle of apparel in the v $7.50—Special whole wardrobe of the child is the Footwear. On $ 5 7 5 opening! * Such a roomy cage, its Fit and Comfort depend the future foot health your bird will get plenty ARAPAC and freedom from foot ailment—oftentimes “near of exercise. Gracefully boxes shaped, with removable 4 12 ea. 85c deformities.” We design Anatomically correct shoes—many drawer and a heavy weighted base. Ivory, red room in the closet, and the saving at this Spring Sale models are “corrective.” They not only prevent but cure cases of flat foot, fallen and green finish. price is certainly worth Housewares—Sixth Floor while! $1.50 AND $1.95 PREP SHIRTS, woven madrases, fancy rayon effects and, broadcloths with the new long pointed collars; light and dark $1 15 grounds; 12); to 14! ” $295 PULL-OVER SWEATERS, 100% wool, with V or crew neck; jacquard and borde: $2 29 effects and in colors boys like £ & BOYS' WASH SUITS, specially priced for the last day of the sale. Khaki, jeans, linens, Peggy cloths and pique—flapper and Oliver Twist 9 Cc styles—all guaranteed washable. 3 to 8.... Boys' Wear Shop—Street Floor arch, “toeing in”, weak ankle etc. You can depend on our professional Shoe Fitters to recommend and FIT the shoe your child needs. : Consultation will set you at ease and cost nothing. £dmonston'gTo. INGORPORA No Branch Stores CARL M. BETZ, Mgr. 612 13th St. et £ 8 € Sta Bet. F & G Sts. e e [ e == Four boxes take very little Save 15% on Children’s. Shoes Not until many months have passed will you be able to take advantage of such an offer! 15% off on every pair of children’s shoes in the house—styles for big boys, little boys, junior misses, children and infants! Models for street, school and party wear— also sport keds with rubber soles. Children’s Shoes—Second Floor Notions—Street Floor LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 ¥