Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 30

S === | T ANSBURGH & BRO Cleveland Indians have a lot of L Mrs. Lindbergh Will Act as| | mrtafnt than siss Seber 5 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860~ National 9800 Navigator on Altitude Ex- | | Thev have set their wedding for Easter Perfumes the day the Tribe wins the perimental Flight. A e i 31 jand Legomsky, 24-year-cld shoe mer- e D r a » chant, expect to be on hand By the Assoclated Press. cheering lustily every day the In- LOS ANGELES, April 18—Col.| | cians play at home. Miss Tetal- waiaeds s s Charles A Lindbeighis "high aiitude | | man also ls nunting for some | | Drors o $1. experimental flight, which will start ancy base ball motifs for her re- © . 2 o . ception and formal announce. ® & O - Cotvs L'Atmant. from here in a few days, will be the first in which he has carried an aviation | ment of the engagement next sextant, he said yesterday, and the first | | month. trip for Mrs. Lindbergh, the former Legomsky admitted that the Anne Morrow, as an acrial navigator. Indians may keep them waiting % The aviator who, alone and fiying| | a few seasons, but maintained it's blind, successfully hopped the Atlantic | | no more of a gamble than a lot n O a T l e to Paris, disclosed that while he did| | of marriages. " not use a sextant on that flight. he is carrying one on the transcontinental trip to ensure the possibility of continu- | ing by celestial navigation if storm conditions force him above the clouds. Ou Your Eyes to Choose! sextant. before,” Col. Lindbergh sald. “But on only trial flights. She has been studying serial navigation since we came to California last January.” JERUSALEM ARMED TO PROTEST P|LGR|MS§Five Years Added to Term Machine Guns Set Up in Unusual| |mposed Upon Man Con- We're confident there isn't a $25.00 group in town recati inst Disord : A 4 i ; r)::“:omNA,:n;:“ :::tm victed in 1929. with a bigger—or better variety! There's the cape coat uring Nebi Mus : : i in i i -the-| ollar, the bow S RSN, A IR eports hat | By the Associated Pres in all its smart versions, the off-the-face collar, eptional measures to preserve order | TOPEKA, Kans, April 18 —Convicted % . . O ting e, seturn of U1s | vy ' 45 00k F AckgRal thia Wy HIE collar, the cravat scarf collar; the jabot coat with the smart Nebi Musa pilgrims here today, tomor-| o 0 70 (0o e eral Peniten- 3 s 5 y . & % # } 4 have been taken by s Tow and Sundey ernment. The Nebi| tiary, Hays Van Gorder had five years directoire feeling, the tailored coat with slim princess lines, 7 . H a t S f or E as t er Musa feast is an important event on|added to the long term which he must . . e Sucnammedan relious CAIGIONT, | serve before his many seniences expire and the coat with a belt that ties. ‘ Despite the fact that the firs WO 4 ¥ | /! ! days of the Moslem Nebi Musa, the After less than 15 minutes’ deliber. . ) Br’mmed e Christian Easter and the Jewish Pass- |ation, the jury decided that the writ of i over holidays, which coincide approxi- | habeas corpus which threw open the ‘ O”,[he.Fac‘ iately. pasced off quietly, the govern- | prison gates for the 5d-year-old con- > , s taking no chances. victed forger March 2, 1929, was his : 5 ; ; T e “main streets of Serusalem are | own bandivork and not that of offcials ur rrmme 0O r ; . Which shall l'l 'be? Patisrenys; “ths o thal \th machine guns and armed | Judge Richard J. ns of the ‘ | ; y e e on guard n front of the | United States District Court sentenced b atters you most!” Here you will find the newest e Hussian compound, mow the |Van Gorder to serve five years on each . . versions of bot il ; e of two counts, the sentences to Tun ailn ai 8] re I < 't kbobh types . . . of shiny toyas, perle o Sonciently ard after the expiration of viscas, baku braids, lacy straws, tailored hair . . . s, t 1 e} 2 1 . . . Wisoonsin Man Dies in Atlanta. |28 Drosent term (o e ehowe ae. ! braids and ballibuntl and hair combinations. In ATLANTA, Ga., April 18 (P)—I G.|gregate approximately 20 years. the smart natural color, new pastels, green, tan, Gregg, 60, vice president of the Morris — v e : ¥ Fox Co. of Milwaukee, Wis,, died Beautifully made coats—fashioned from the season’s newest navy and black. Headsizes for all! gesterday after a brief illness. He had| Purchases of Japanese products by g - 3 k. Headsizes for al! sbppd’in Atante whlle en Touts bome | thie G IaSbyeeY, S peatly one coatings, such as tricos, basketweaves, wool crepes, silk crepes, from a vacation in Florida. third greater than in 1938. ‘ 8 kashmeres and new “dull” broadcloths. { | For Absolute Smartness wille smart and style-right! . ' | L Si lhouette Slips LANSBURGH &BRO —In Black, Navy, Tan, Green! ! ‘v or Fine Crepe de Chine —Sizes 14 t0 20,36 to 46,423 t0 503 : 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 $ 2 _ 95 '3 K AS Sketched Not the straight up-and-down-slip of last sea- aster l les Left: A very smart and youthful g Right: The belted coat with a Ii:n—but trim, form-fitting affairs cut on the same cape model with an unusual lapin fattering off-the-face pouch collar es as your newest frock! Of i In Bud and Bloom e collar. $25. . of lapin. $25. siope e rhine wikh dee:cllce yok:s .fi,:e u‘:!lu::dy Women's and Misses' Coato—Second Fleor hemstitched tops. In white—appropriate for under any shades. Sizes 34 to 42. O 4 Per Bloom \ Sale of Picot-Top i ey o 1 8 Chiffon Silk Hose shut-in! Pansy Plants i Full Fashioned $ VN e s ) / French Heels * N A e I 5 4 0K = great special purchase enables us to sell thi blggms! inch ?ds, all in wonderful stocking at this low price! Of a shee: Imported From Italy flawless chiffon—silk from top to toe with lisle-lined soles, picot tops and slenderizing French heels. So lovely are their colors you will want a pair for every Lea t he r Bags in Spring ensemble. Sizes 8 to 10145. B A Mosaic Design Rosader Naive Manon LAN SBURGH &BRO A ‘ :" e ; All the brigfcoslor’sgzny Ttaly seem to i From France— ; 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 have been used in paintin @ these Isveltatasic y ‘ handbags. Smart envelope, top and back women SWashable styles.—with tan, eggshell ancr :v‘;:ite a;g:::;: All nicely lined and complete with inside purse T W 0 - B u t t O n S li - and mirror. Some with card or cigarette Coats for Preps FOR THE JUNIOR MISS p O - G 1 A Others $3.95 to $17.50 ‘ Dresses and Ensembles Sebleal LB H In Tweeds, Hereinghones, Five. ) $10.75 $1.95 Fox Cheviots, Twists y 5 Washable sued Youthful models with smart 1930 lines that Lokt s Fromll g gloves—from France! oo ! s0 b:;ome the slim J;nior! Of 1l S f print pe, raj hiff ith jackets, 1 i in Time for Easter Street Floor, Spring color; sizes 13 to 19, styles now fashionable with any type costume. With Two N . Jr. Misses’ Coats’ $25 ; In the smart four-button Pai d Juniors say these are the smartest coats i length ~ that is long $ ‘ alrs M i toyra MHoE iho wbnny] Thisyl basket enough to wrinkle . . v 1 tweeds slightly about the wrists Trousers ) ) itk reiaiiares Sisae TBRENT. T In beige, thode, beaver; ' You'll ‘get al- . 1 Jr. Misses’ Shop—Second Floor sizes 534 to 7V, mostithie " . Gloves—Street Floor same / 2 e b ;s A Will Be Seen on Many of el ol 2 the Smartest Easter suits as vou had : ' : Outfits over your first : ; Pan? Big, fluffy fellows, in a choice pair long trousers! 3 2 : Vo v of red, pointed beige, Hudson They have a dis- / d e Bay blue and dyed cross. With tinctive ot — a ; g i |t TN fully mounted heads and long, brisk, square- thick brushes. shouliaed w, 1 Easter Footwear Departs from Frivolity pearance — and L C ¥ $29.75 to $150.00 they feature the ; Longer skirts have a way of drawing immediate attention to one’s shoes—therefore they $ 6 apansloravats Pointed Foxes— .50 popular two-but- must be smart. . .simple. . .and a part of one’s costume! Choose from this splendid group to- et rad ton closing. Coat * morrow that pair which completes your Easter costume. Pumps, straps and ties—in the new vuz:i:l': ol -.:: Si;'l;ri?;::all.oo lapzk fl\'el Peak or : blonde shades, black, green, blue and Almora hrown. ""“i"l"v tailored Hudson Bay Blue notch style; sizes 4 . . 4 i suits. beige, white, s 14 26’ y Blue kid with blue Cocoa brown kid, one strap, Perforated walking _shoe 'of Classic opera pump of almora tan, bll'::k ..l'n‘d ‘;l:e‘k Fo";z']fi to $79.50 to 3 / mottled heel and strap to with smart two-tome trim- alm brown kid with beige kid with perforated trim- and white. i Youne Mew's hon . b i) b miag, 36.50. A B 75 v $70.50 Street Floor Shee Shop—Second Fioor b oAl Fur S8hop—Second Floor ‘