Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 21

FORD IS ACCLSED N PATENT AT Curtiss Company Charges In- fringemant in Ten Cases Before U. S. Court. By the Associated Pre | WILMINGTON, Del., April 11.—Bills | charging infringement of 10 patents having to do with improvements for air- craft were filed in Federal Court yester- day by the Curtiss Assets Corporation and the Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corporation, Inc., of Garden City, Long Island, against the Ford Motor Co. ‘The bill of complaint filed by the Curtiss Assets Corporation involves the infringement of eight patents, seven of these are for improvements for air- in the “method of getting a off the water,” which, the plaintiff alleges, the Ford Co. has been manu- facturing and using. The seven others. it is alleged, are manufactured and sold by the defendant company. In the bill of complaints filed by the Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor Corporation, Inc., it is charged that the Ford Co. infringed two patents having to do with ydroplane | aldson, principal. GIVES MINSTREL SHOW Lee-Jackson School Performance Presented for Athletic Association. Special Dispatch to The Star. CAMERON VALLEY, Va, April 11. —Lee-Jackson High School will pre- sent its annual minstrel show for bene- fit of the High School Athletic Asso- ciation tonight In the school audi- torium. Deming Lewis, Herbert Sublett, Dick Perry and Alvin Frinks will act as end men, with Wilson Creel as inter- locutor. The cast will include between 35 and 40 members of the high school, | i under direction of Miss Agnes Don- Appeals for Transformer. BALTIMORE, April 11 (Special).— Claiming that the Potomac Edison Co. placed a 115-volt meter on a 220-volt switch, which causes the fuses to blow out every time the current is used, Marion Howes of Galllusbury, Mont- gomery County, has appealed to the Public Service Commission after com- pany officers had refused to place a transformer on her line. Women's Club to Meet. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., April 11.— A special meeting of the Mellwood ‘Women's Club has been called for Agril 16 at the home of Mrs. Frank Scriv- ener, president, to “dispose of important matters,” it is announced by Mrs. C. G STAR, WASHINGTON, MARINE RESERVES FORM MONTGOMERY COMPANY Company M to Be Captained by Harold C. Smith—Will Be Lim- ited to 40 Members. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md, April 11.—Com- pany M, of the 20th Regiment U. 8. Marine Corps Reserves, is in process of organization here. Harold C. Smith, formerly State commander of the Amer- ican Legion, has been made captain, and J. Banks Berry, also a veteran of the World War, has been selected for first lieutenant. Both have passed the examinations and their commissions are expected to be forthcoming in the near future. A. Guy Watkins, who did military duty in the World be first sergeant. According to Capt. Smith, the com- nany will be limited to 40 members tween the ages of 18 and 35 years. ‘Members will spend two weeks in camp each year at the expense of the United States Government. ‘The project was furthered at a meet- ing here Tuesday evening, which was attended by Representative Maas of Minnesota, who is a major in the United States Marine Corps Reserves; Col. J. J. Staley of the regular United States Marine Corps and Maj. Knolte of the 20th Regiment, U. S. Marine Corps Re- serves, all of whom spoke. o An orange tree planted in 1854 at Bidwell Bar, near Oroville, Calif., still is ar, will BRITISH SHIP ON ROCKS 81 Passengers and Crew Landed on Island Off Korean Coast. TOKIO, April 11 (#).—The British steamer City of Peking struck the rocks today 15 miles northeast of Port Hamilton Island, South Korea. Passen- gers and members of the crew, number- ing 81, were rescued by a passing trawl- «LARGE < -4 astonishingly youthful styles. .. designed for those who know. m Palm Sunday-Easter Special events demand especially smart millinery smartly clad woman who must wear extra size millinery we have assembled 45 510 Choice of Baka, Hair, Visca and Novelty Straws In Youthful Modes of the Moment at Popular Prices. A Style Establishment Featuring Extra Large Millinery D._C er and landed on a small island off the Korean Coast. Medical Society to Meet. By f Correspondent of The Star. Ince o] ] un cal Society will hold its. iy rterly meeting at Terrapin Inn., Col Park, Satur- day at 1 o'clock. Dr. William 8. Kels- ter, county health officer and secretary of the society, urges all physicians of the county to attend. and for the FRIDAY, APRIL 11 1930. Entire Store Open Saturday Night Till 8:30 O’Clock For Saturday—Over 3QO Women’s Spring ; COATS Most Special at The want- ed siyles $ 13.95 blues, s and blacks. woolen In new silk materials. Al Second Floor Children’s Cape COATS In a Great Pre-Easter SALE! In Three Outstanding Groups . . . CREERON—614 12th St Frank Maguire, publicity chairman. bearing fruit. . el gant’s Perfumes C s Cholce of Quelques Fleurs, Ideal, 3 Mon Boudoir and Subtilite. Sup- ply yourself with these exquisite odors at a saving. Street floor New 3_2.98 sl .89 : Sireet Floor Silk Scarfs Glowing hand-painted designs —clever block patterns—scarfs 400 New Easter Coats|*:....... Stunning New Arrivals in $20 and $25 Models at a Sale Price! L LG RE g vl e and white. Oblongs, wide and What woman will not welcome this surpassing Easter coat-buying opportunity! Here are the coat fashions of foremost vogue, developed in beautiful and serviceable fabrics—a style, a material. a color ® and a size for every shopper. Cape coats in many variations, trim, high waistlines, princess silhou- ettes, mannish belted coats. Black, navy, light, me- improvements in aircraft. f - - — Easter Cards, 5¢ to 25¢ Immense Selection of Novelties Easter Baskets, 5c, 10c and 39c. Baby Chicks, 5c; Rabbits, 10c. Large Velvet Rabbits, 50c and $1.00. Easter Roosters, 25c. Rabbits filled with Toy and Eggs, 49c and 89¢. Paas Easter Egg Dyes, 10c. Hinkle’s Handy Egg Dye, 5c. Shredded Waxed Paper, package, 5c. Satisfaction Since 1859 NGsPALACE! 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. Little girls have a grand time choosing their OH Sigmund’s. For here thé$ hind the kind of coats that please their 1\ # already style-conscious little minds. And they're priced to delight their mothers . . . In new materials and shades that are thoroughly Springtimey. value-conscious Tweeds Mixtures Twills Oxfords Broadcloths Shadow Weaves Bengaline Faille Silk and black lace, for sleeveless dresses. V and dround necks, deep backs; all-'round and tie tronts 89c SAMPLE FLOWERS—Coat and sult flowers in dainty clusters of | sweet peas, apple blossoms, gar- denias, vlnl!'.; and fol'geola 1 -nots. 1 me-not 59c to 8 ’ 33c values Sale! $3.00 $q .95 . Handbags Just in time for Easter shoppers! ‘This purchase of high-grade bags to sell underprice. In fine leathers —black, blonde, brown, red. grey and, tan: also in beautiful tapes- tries. Pouch, flat and envelope styles with zipper or shell frames, back strap or top handle. Street Floor Three coats sketched abuve, $4.98. The coat sketched on right, $9.95. Sigmund's NEW Downstairs Children’s Department narrow squares and triangles. | $1.59 CAPE COLLARS of cream dium and dark mixtures and blends of all colors. Sizes 13 to 19, N OUR MAIN FLOOR Fine Rayon HOSE Reg. 59¢ and 69c Values 44, In all the newer Spring shades. With square, point- ed, and black twin heels. ¢ Very long wearing. Main Floor—Hosiery Children’s New SILK DRESSES New Pastel Shades New Prints and Darker Shades Sigmunds’ NEW Downstairs Children's Department These New Spring SHOES Will March Smarily in Any ) Easter' Fashion Parade and oh! what values they are at $395 The four models sketched are typical of the very clever new styles we are featuring at $3.95. Pumps of all kinds are especially good. Blond shades lead. Reptile and reptile trim are very smart. Long, short, and medium vamp. All heel heights. Sigmund’s—Main Floor—Shoe Department Tailored and fur-trimmed models. 14 to 20, 36 to 42, 44 to 50. New Dress and Sport Coats 525 Fur Trimmed and Tailored Models Easter coat fashions of high degree at a popular price. Fur trimmings in- clude Galyak, Broadtail, Lapin, Vicuna, and Fox. All sizes. Second Floor The clever little model sketched is typi- of the late styles we are showing at .... Handsome Easter Tie With Every Purchase of a Boy's Suit. Large Chocolate Easter Egg to Boys FREE! " SZ5E Models That Brilliantly Uphold the King’s Palace Reputation for Fashion and Value 9 Hundreds and Hundreds of Charming New l\ Misses’ and Children’s Hats $l .00 31 98 32.98 33.98 Gay, colorful Easter millinery to crown the young folks at their smartest! Bring the children tomorrow for the new hats of heart’s desire. Beautiful materials beautifully fashioned into millinery of notable distinction! Sheer hair hats, fine perle viscas, baku braids, bangkoks and novelty straws. This gather- ing of really high-grade hats at this popular price provides the best opportunity of all to select becoming Easter headwear — with every correct style represented— new brim hats, brimless types, off- the-face hats, flares, drapes and chic, close-fitting hats. Black and all col- ors—and all head sizes. Easter Sale for BOYS. Save on Smart New Clothes and Furnishings | $5 and $6 Suits in $10 Suits in hand- new fancy mixtures, $ 98 some tweeds, blue tailored for good serv- e serge and blue chev- ice. Colorful new = iot, tailored in dressy* Spring patterns. Two mannish models. Coat, pairs knickers or one pair knickers vest, two pairs knickers or one pair and one pair long tr6users. Some knickers and one pair trousers. Sizes have vests. Sizes 6 to 17. 7 to 17. . $7.50 Suits Wonder values! Quality suits to please 49 please their mothers. e Tailored of fine tweeds, blends and mixtures. i Coat, vest, two pairs knickers or one pair | 7 to 17. ) o Boys’ Fine Blue Suits $9.75, $10.95, $12.75 High-grade clothes for boys who dress with vest, two pairs knickers or one pair knickers and one pair long trousers. Sizes 7 to 17. Boys’ Spring Ca) every boy—priced to knickers and one pair long trousers. Sizes pride. In blue cheviot and blue serge. Coat, Street Floor MISSES’ SILK HOSE—$1.00 grade, pure thread silk, plain or picoted tops. Irregulars 59 of a noted make c Boys’ Long Trousers. - $1.9i . Boys’ Sweaters. ....$1.00, $1.95 and $2.98 Boys’ Neckwear......... +++.25¢c and 50c “Princess” Silk Hose Permanently Reduced to Our own popular brand of full-fashioned thread silk hose—originally priced at $1.50— now much lower. Silk-to-the-top chiffon hose and lisle-top service weight in all the fashion- able Spring shades. Be Sure to Attend Sigmunds W onderful - $3.00 Kid Gloves for Easter W ’s kid gl f 1i i e e Sy e B 1 .98 light shades, tans and black with white stitching. $1.50 Silk Gloves—Purchase of a| $L50 Silk Gloves with embroid- nationally known make of Milan-|ereq’ cufts, also in slip-on style., $2.00 FANCY HEEL SILK HOSE—AIl- over chiffon silk full-fashioned hose with :oveny triple-point _vanity 1 29 o eels. All colors. Irregu- lars NOVELTY BLACK HEELS, ih KAYSER SILK HOSE, in beautiful quality service-weight silk with pointed heels. nm-mm%nu:n h:hl: sl'as of luxurious 1 new shades eee CHILDREN'S SOCKS—Phoenix and Sale of Easter Hats other worthy makes in rayon and lisle half-socks and pull-ons. Solid colors and white With 9; fancy tops 479 c $2.00 DEXDALE SILK HOSE, full fashioned, exquisite quality. s 50 1 ese silk gloves, 2- , o 4 oD _style, 1o utstul quality, all 51.00 black, white and col- 79c colors and all sizes. ors. Perfects and ir- TeQUIATS .....iiueln . Perfects and irregulars 2 Street Floor All Specially Selected $5 to $7.50 Hats 75 ALL HEADSIZES Pointed heels, picoted tops. Brimmed Sty les perfect. All $2.0 full-fashioned chiffon silk hose. Two French heels; black heels, shadow heels.” Slight irregu- $1.50 FULL- ED SILK HOSE w FREE' Large Chocolate Easter Egg to 1‘: chiffon and service weigl ® Every Child Accompanied by heels. Slight irregulars from Eatest two celebrated makers and three point heels and $ 1 .39 lars ... inted, French and square 95c The New Silhouette Models in R & G Foundation Garments CORSELETTES of fine brochea and rayon-stripe material, combined with rayon knitted elastic gores over hipline. . With or without inner belt. .wami_or heavy top; side-fastened; Sizes 34 to and belted sport coats with tucked back and set-in or raglan sleeves. Lined Girls’ E C irls’ Laster Coats Dressy models in tweeds, sizes 7 to 14. Straightline 98 L) throughout with rayon. Smart colored buttons. A delightful :;uot(mont of ‘Tots’ Easter Coats of wool tweeds and flannels, in the ncw.vo‘.u.‘ eyebrow, Rio Rita, Angel Face, drooping back, ete. that match perfectly suits, coats and dresses Rosebushes & Shrubbery 29 Each plant wrapped and labeled. || Printed instructions for planting and || care. Choice of Killarney, K. A. § The Hats Sketched, $3.75 Are typical of the hundreds of beautiful models we have included for this great event. new, nipped-in waistline. “ $3.00 to $5.00 New R & G Girdles Medium and long hip models with modified cess . Of rayon stripe and broche. t or side fastened. to wear with lhouette, Sizes 28 to 36. Downstairs Dept. EASTER HATS! Downstairs Dept. Children’s Easter Hats y frocks. vzfi?m. Sizes 6 to 14 Girls' Hats in fine Tuscan straws, Leghorns and novelty braids. Pokes, off-the-face models and hats trimmed with gros- 31.98 snug- fl‘l‘gl ribbon, velvet bows and stream- ers rsenseas weee