Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 28

PARKER PLEDGED STATE 6. 0.P.AD North Carolina Republicans Deplore Efforts to Defeat Nomination. By the Assoclated Press. CHARLOTTE, N. C., April 18.—Sup- port of the North Carolina Republican party was pledged in its State conven- | tion yesterday to Judge John J. Parker | of Charlotte, nominee, as a justice of | the Supreme Court. | A resolution, Ooffered by Stuart| Cramer of Charlotte, which deplored efforts to defeat his confirmation “by men unfamiliar with his character and | public service” was adopted unani- mously. The resolution in part follows “We sincerely deplore the efforts be- ing made to defeat Judge Parker's con- firmation by men unfamiliar with his character and public service on grounds which, to us who know him, are wholly unjust. Innate devotion to the Con- stitution, his absorbing love of country and his whole life as citizen, lawyer and as jurist has been directed to the single ond of preserving and handing down to future generations those sacred in- stitutions created for us and for our posterity by the sacrifices of our an- cestors.” Miss Julia Dawn recently caught a CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. - Presentation of three-act Easter dra- ma, “The Rock,” Y People’s So- ciety, First Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets, 8 p.m. Meeting, Cushing Auxiliary, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Pyth- fan Temple, 8 p.m. Meeting, Phil Sherids Post, Grand Army of the Republic, G. A. R. Hall, 2 pm. Meeting. Moody Bible Institute alum- ni, Open Door Church, 307 D street, 7:30 R{r{l' Speaker, Miss Elinor Stafford ler. Sermon, Congregation of Talmud To- rah, 457 E street southeast, 7 p.m. Preacher, Rev. George Weinshal of New York. Sermon, Chevy Chase Baptist Church. Circle, 8 pm. Preacher, Dr. Homer J. Councilor. Astrology class, Rosicrucian Fellow- ship, 907 Fifteenth street, 7:30 p.m. FUTURE. Benefit card party, Bureau of Mines of the United States Department of Commerce, auditorium of the Commerce Building, Thursday, 8 p.m. DPance, Gamma Chapter, Lambda Zete Gamma Sorority, Hotel Roosevelt, Thursday night. BANDITS ROB BANK PORTLAND, Oreg., April 18 (#).— Two men held up the First State Bank | of Milwaukee, a suburb, late yesterday Western avenue west of Chevy Chase | | New Comfort for DARROW TOUCHED BY PLEA OF SENECAS Famous Attorney May Take Up Defease of Women in Marchand Case. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y. April 18—An- nouncement was made today by the pres- ident of the Seneca Nation that word had been received from Clarence Dar- row at Chicago to the effect he has been much touched by the plea of Western New York Indians to come to | their aid in the defense of Lila Jimerson Those Who Wear | FALSE TEETH No longer does any wearer of faise teeth need to be uncomfortable. = Fasteeth, a new. greatly improved sprinkled on upper or lower plates, hol them firm and comfortable. No gumm! gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Deods lzes. ' Get Fasteetn today at Ligget | Peoples ‘or any cther good drug sto! isement PERFECT CLEANSER - 50c A new w 1 discovery—the powder cleanser y ‘removes perspiration. tea. coffee. rease and oil from silks and all delicate fabrics. Cleans felts and furs—leaves no odor. At department and drug stores Sbe. STAR, WASHINGT( and Nancy Bowen, two Indian women accused of the slaying of Mrs. Henrl Marchand. The sent word he may take up the defense of the Indians if in so doing too much of his time and energy are not required. Lila Jiraerson already has pleaded guilty to a charge of second degree murder, accepted just before time for sending her case to the jury, but some lawyers have expressed an opinion that the action was illegal. _— Louisiana’s rice crop in 1920 was!| valued at $18,865,000. ON X FRIDAY, SALESMAN NOT SLAIN PARIS, Tenn., April 18 (#).—Mrs. N. Van Dyke, relative %y marriage of Samuel T. Hollowell, Little Rock sales- man, reported slain near Morrilton, Ark., last month, said last night that he is safe here at the home of his brother-in-law, Harry Van Dyke. Mrs, Van Dyke said Hollowell arrived yesterday from Fort Worth, Tex. Harry Van Dyke desclined to discuss the tter last night, but said he would 1l the whole story later.” OU'VE seen this name in the national magazines . . . you have heard about this famous waterproof, wash- able window shade cloth from many sources. 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There are other styles, too, that they may choose And some are priced only. . .$2.95 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE For Junior Misses and Girls Coats, $16-¢ For Junior Misses Basket weave, snowflake, novelties and tweeds. Im- portant fashion notes in col- lars, capes, belts and sleeves. Coats, $89% For Girls 7 to 14 Tweed, snowfiake and novelty materials fashion coats with high belts, capes and other style features. Hats, *1°° —with becoming, new brims in green, tan, rose, navy and black straw. Ribbon trim. Also Straw Hats $2.95 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE For Easter’s Tiny Tots Dresses,$1-95 Adorable little styles of printed voile, and plain and printed organdy. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Coats, ¥4-75 of tweeds and novelty weave materials, Little sis- ter’s may have a tiny cape in grown-up style. Hats, *1°° | —of tuscan and imitation H milan—ribbon-trimmed for the wee girl. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE For Smart Young Men Wash Suits, *3* New suits with plain colored linen shorts and coat with fancy blouses—some offer a note of Spring color in their neat designs. Shorts in but- ton-on style. Sizes 5 to 8 years. Boys’ Ties 35¢ and 50c An assortment to appeal to boys of all ages and tastes. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE New Silk Dresses 55.95 Cap, Long or Short Sleeves Pastels, prints, star dots—boleros, organdie col- lars and cuffs. Silk crepes, plain-colored wash silks and linens, Models and sizes for women and misses. Linen Dresses, sizes 46 to 52, $6.95 Sleeveless Blouses, $3.95 Tailored and Dressmaker Styles Cape sleeves, ruffled and pleated collars, bows. Silk crepe; eggshell, white, flesh, blue, green, yellow, tan. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Brimmed Straw Hats For Long or Short Hair 34.95 Hair, perle visca, tochin baku, peanut and lacy straws—close-fitting and brimmed styles— black, navy, brown, green, red and pastel shades. One-Strap Pumps, $5.85 Of Smadrt Simplicity Patent leather with cutout sideswand overlay of python and black kid. High heels. Center buckle. Another model is equally smart in black ‘THE DOWN STAIRS STORE * kid with python. Also classic opera pumps.$5.85 Men’s Fancy Shirts, $1.95 Collar Attached and to Match Excellent workmanship and harmonious color- ings are featured in these broadcloth, chambray, madras and percale shirts. Neckties are then carefully chosen to give the correct touch to the Easter ensemble.......$1 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Suede Gloves Yoo sisten, $9.95 Every follower of Fashion knows that long, pull-on gloves are smartest. Every follower of economy knows that they are seldom found at this low price. In white, eggshell and blonde shades. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Chiffon Silk Hose Full-Fashioned— 3 : New Shades Sheer chiffon weight with lisle-lined hems and plaited soles. Service weight with lisle hems and soles. Shades to meet the ensemble requirements of Spring costumes. Sizes 874 to 10. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Carried with Spring’s Frocks s2'95 Faille, moire, linen, tweed, ratine and tapestries. Your favorite envelope, pouch, top or back strap style. Pastel and dark shades. New clasps. Also handbags of patent leather and calf. $2.95. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Pastel Shades in Earrings Necklaces Bracelets Bits of Spring’s lovely colors add charm to your costumes in this novelty jewelry. 60-inch strands of simulated pearls in pastel shades are especially attractive. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Costume Slips 32.95 The correct slip for new dresses—longer lengths and daintily trimmed with light cream and flesh laces. Flesh and white. All sizes. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Silk Crepe New Lengths New Foundations 3 Side-hook, step-in and front-fastening models. Voile, satin crepe weaves. Bro- cade front-clasp style; elastic step-ins. Me:;izium and longer lengths. Sizes 26 to 32. Regquired by New Frocks THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Easter Shoes At Savings! Growing Girls’ Shoes, pumps, one-straps and ties; of calfskin or pat- ;:2 l‘o“sth“; sizes s2.95 Children’s Shoes, one- straps, buckle pumps and oxfords, of calfskin or pat- ent leather; black and beige ze.s 32.95 8% to 2. Children’s Shoes, play and dress styles, of patent leather and calfskin; many trimmed s oz $1.95 Boys’ Oxfords, of heavy calfskin, sturdily built with thick oak soles and rubber heels. In black or tan; sizes 1to6.. Serge Suits, only Boys' Broadcloth Blouses, plain colors or fancy patterns; collar- tached tyles; Sines 6 %0 18" e, 69c Boys Broadcloth Shirts, collar - attached siyles in plain or cy _patterns; sizes 12% to 14 79¢ Finely Tailored Blue Pa, fancy patterns ln%uflmwflm rayon frog trim. One- plece styles Frocksfor Girls7to 14 Every Bit as Fashionable As Higher Priced Dresses $3.95 If you're looking for something very new and smart to wear on Easter Sunday, see this group of frocks! Theyre in the new pastel shades, with capelette collars, short sleeves, shirred waistlines, pleated frilling.at the neckline and flared skirts. Every bit as chic as Mother’s! Smart New Cape " Coats for Girls *5.95 Whether you wear your cape over one shoul- der or over both, it will be exceedingly smart this Easter. Of basket weaves and tweeds, in plain and fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Tweed Ensembles Have Arrived Just in Time for Easter ‘3.19 They were made to sell for $5.95— but the manufacturer needed some “ready cash” and sold them to us at a sacrifice! Every one is a smart Spring style—with full or 7 length coats (that can be worn with other frocks)— pleated skirts and printed or plain rayon blouses. Of heavy rugged tweed mixtures in tan, green and blue shades. Sizes 7 to 14. 23c Boys’ and Girls’ New Sport Hose length hose—patterns Sizes 4 to 10, Socks and 7% for boys or girl Dress for Miss 2 to 6 Cunning Styles—Finely Made of Silk Flat Crepe 2.89 Those cunning little sleeveless models, some with frilled armholes, others with deep cape collars. In white, pink, blue, rose and green, with dainty rosettes and fine lace inserts. Sizes 3 to 6. Boys’ Mixture Fabric Suits for Easter—Low Priced 7.95 Good looking all-wool suits, with mannishly tailored coats—rayon lined. Two pairs of fully lined knickers, and a vest—like the boys want today. In handsome greys, tans, browns and fancy mixtures; sizes 8 to 16. *9.95 Buy it now for Easter—later on use it for confirmation or graduation. double-breasted styles, with vest and two pairs of lined knickers. Sizes 8 to 15. They're smart Boys' Smart Bow Ties, tailored of heavy rayon; bright patterns for Spring suits. . 25¢ Boys’ Broadcloth Pc. Suits, $5.95 and novely mixtures, with lined knickny; 9 to 16