Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1930, Page 54

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D. C, APRIL 13, 1930—PART THREE. He entered the guard house at his| were reported own suggestion yes THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO GRAIN CORPORATION %7575 =2, SOLDIERS ESCAPE GUARD HOUSE _ |t o Faxi AND WITNESS TAKES THEIR PLACE |ievis-tnat betwee OR HEAD | the, Farmers tonal Grain Corpo: MAKES M'LN tion, who was one side and the military guaids on the | they got away again, B crollis BA' tagsmbcs O the o o cequiite 10 s PelchM 1o (hAE Eiy < cx- as a ino . . ecutive committee of the Stabilization : 2 i | and Riley be captured. Until then, it Poet's Grave Neglected. Former Vice President and General | Srutve, Commiciee of Lot Sare: 8. 3. Man Whose Testimony Imprisoned Two Feels Safer in!2nd Riley be captured = Untdl then. it g Cottington and E. V. Maitby, vice presi- o ity Manager to Have Charge of (dmu:gc. E. Huff, secretary, and W. M While Others Are Out. g ool seen near the Officer’s y for the dura- | Club, to which Stevens is refulmy de- ble war at Fort | tailed, and apparently were looking for no and Riley on | him. ' An officer confronted them, N Buckles, treasurer. Milnor, Huff and All Operations. Buckles' also are members of the execu- tive committee. Mr. Milnor said no change in policy was contemplated. By the Assoclated Press. TACOMA, Wash.. ADril 12.—Will| gegires to get out of the guard house, | there. TWo days ago they escaped. John C. Lino and Charles Riley, sol- | 17,1 1 €% Bub O (e Quste TOn Japan exported 1,790,560,000 square | diers, kindly return 'n th> < ackide at obably not. at goes for Pvt. | Fort Lewis, from which they escaped | Stevens also, so far as his quitting the By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April ll—(iéol‘le 8. Milnor 1, vice president a mr:i n‘:l:rn':::ry of the Grain Stabili- | yards of cotton cloth last year. ped men last night, but they evaded | of the last resting guards’ fire. Later the fugitives of “The Hound of OIL TOWN SHRINKS Ut | Pershing, Okla., Drops From Popu-| But the ofl boom withered and with lation of 5,000 to Omnly 76. TULSA, Okla.,' April 12 (#).—Once a Admirers of the poems of Francis Promising oil town with glowing visions Thompson were shocked recently when | Of the future, Pershing, Okla., now has| CHICAGO, April 12 (#)—A divorce Lino and Riley were serving terms in | it was disclosed that his grave in Ken- |8 population of 78, Marion B. Flesher, | suit against Enrique Dechew von Bue- the stockade on charges of stealing |sal Green, England, Cemetery is in a sad | census supervisor,.announced yesterdsy. | 0w aviator. has been disco weapons, and it was the testimony of | state of neglect since Alice Meynell, his| Born at the clobe of the World War | °™ kSl ntinued. Last here, and oblige Pvt. J. Stevens, who | Pvt. Stevens that helped put them |discoverer and rememberer, is no longer | the town in the there to tend it. It is expected that | trict of Osage County was named after |and with her became a victim of rob- A sentry exchanged shots with the | arrangements will be inade for the care | the commander 'of America’s Expedi- |bers. “I have found my husband is not f the author | tionary Forces. ‘With a population of |the worst person in the worl 4 891 in 1920, it grew rapldly, becoming plained Mrs. Von Buelow. an enterprising city of 5,000 th#t pre- pared for continued growth by voting several bond issues. it Pershing and the value of the bonds. PO — Robbery Reconciles Couple. ter Mound ofl dis- | Week he called on his estranged wife T O See the Simmons Advertisement @?) T fl : C e epstiour- i Y/ I I I I ‘ :I I I ' ' L Simmons Beds and Bedding. F STREET AT SEVENTH 000000000 We Have Twenty-One Different Types = e L e 0 K e 0 L YOI A0 8 KN S T RSy, Open a Charge Account . . it's a most convenient way to pur- chase the things you need for Easter. New Accounts Dept.—Main Floor. l 00000000 The Year’s Most Full-Fashioned Sitk Chiffon HOSQ $1.65 (3 prs. for $4.75) o o« “because you love nice things.” Gossamer weight, delightfully sheer and clear chiffon, with picot tops. Newest shades, among them sultan, beigine, sunray, egg shell manon and rose dijon. Other Van Raalte hose from $2 to $3.50 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Put a Pique Boutonniere on your suit lapel That’s what Paris did at the openings to give tailored th that fresh young feminine touch they must have this searon. So pick a knot of “real” looking yel- ()9(. low-eyed daisies Or smart anemones (don’t mistake them Sl for morning glories), in pink, blue or white (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) A Mode of Elegance Glace or Suede Gloves $8 and $10 Suave, smooth glace or suede; 16- button lengths that crush delightfully around the wrist. De luxe for formal wear. 3datton-length glove in suede or giace, for less formal wear.......... $¢ (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) == E = i i Gorgeous Fox Scarfs Dyed and Natural Shades .. . Ordinarily Would Sell for $39.75 to $50 $29.75 Red, creoss*, brown and beige fox scarfs; grey or blue wolf and three skin jap mink. Fluffy, - silky, well mounted. Finished with natural brushes, paws and cars. *Dyed red. \ 10 Versions of the Swagger Looking Cape Coat 3 Versions of the Youthful Smart Jabot Coat 4 Versions of the Coat Richly Fur Trimmed 4 Versions of the Ensemble Coat Without Any Fur The cream of the coat stock. Coats definitely smart . . . twenty- one different types . . . and any of the twenty-one an aristocrat in coat fashions. Perfect detailing . . . soft tailoring. Fine fabric crepes, tricolain, covert, silk . . . with close, sleek furs, such as kid, galyas, galopin, squirrel, fitch or tailored without furs. Sizes for Misses, Women, Little Women, Larger Women (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Pert Bows and Pretty Flowers “Feminize” Suits and Dress Hats $7.50 Light-weight baku and ballibuntl, twoe important hat materials in smart ver- sions of the suit hat. And for dress occasions, flattering modes with the softening touch of ribbon, lace or flowers. New shades. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) of Authentic Fashions in Spring Coats 400 Different Styles From Twenty Different Sources $25 and $29.75 Silk Dresses and Jacket Frocks $23 Our New York representatives went to 20 different manufacturers « « .« those who make our $25 and $29.75 frocks. They selected 20 dif- ferent styles from each source . . . got a right price . . . sent them down to us. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Remould your figure with a Redfern Corselette 10 Achieve the fitted waist, the slightly accented bust line, by wearing one of these magic garments, Striped swami. . .silk jersey bust section...inserts of elastic. Side hook type. Sizes 34 to 38 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) lIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHHNHIIIII!IIIHIIInl||I1I1|1|IIIIIMNWMMHIIMIMHIIMIHMIIIII!III!IHIIlllllll!lflfl!lflflfllflllfllfll!fllllIflflmIIIlIlIl|mmllllIflflMIfllllleflHlllI!fllfiMllfllfiHIMHIIIIHHIlIIIIIIWIIIIHHIHHHIIIIIIHIIIIHIIHHIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIII [} (S 1A 1 00 : : 5 % - E : : = = - i Important Sale of Printed and Plain Daylight Dress Good Section Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co. 40-Inch All-Silk Printed Crepe de Chine 40-Inch All-Silk Printed Chiffon 40-Inch All-Silk Printed Georgette 32-Inck All-Silk Printed Shantung 40-Inch Celanese Printed Ninon 40-Inch All-Silk Washable Flat Crepe 40-Inch All-Silk Crepe Georgette 40.Inch AlLSilk Sheer Chiffon 40-Inch White Celanese Satin de Londres 36-Inch All-Silk Washable Shantung Vogue, McCall and Pictorial Review Patterns on Sale on the Fifth Floor The inside story of this Dramatic Sale of Costume Handbags $ 1 s Frankly, we got the idea from one of the biggest storés in New York. They staged a sale of smart handbags priced under $2. The response was wonderful ... for at $1.77 a woman can have a bag for every ensemble. So we scoured the market . . . we bought handbags . . . won. derful values . . . better even than the New York store had . . . and in such volume we can sell them to you for $1.77. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) A

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