Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. THE VOGUE FOR ENSEMBLES RULES EVERY ROOM E ERY piece of furniture has to “go with” something else nowa- days. It is a very sensible fashion, for that is the way furniture is used— with other pieces. For instance, one sits down to read. His very first need is a lamp. And his next need i€ a place to set his book down, a place for a jar of candy, smoking things, or other small accescories that he will want at hand. An Ensemble like the illustration is handy and charming. Let us show you the many related pieces that will make your living more worth while. And, remember, at Mayer & Co. you buy Lifetime Furniture with an honored past, a living present and a future of great MAYER & C Seventh Street 8 Between D and E A RWLLVST | WASHINGTON TOMB Mount Vernon Pilgrimage to Be Final Event in Anniver- sary Program. Members of the District of Columbia Society, Sons of the American Revo- lution, will make a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon tomorrow afternoon, where they will hold a special ceremony at the tomb of George Washington and place a wreath. The occasion will mark the fourth and final event held in con- nection with the observance of the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the District of Columbia Society, S.A.R. The trip to.Mount Vernon will be made aboard the Steamer Charles | Macalster, which will leave the Seventh street wharf at 2 o'clock. The society's colors will be carried by ‘members attired in the uniforms of the | Continental Army, while the United | States Flag will be borne by members of the Army and Navy in their service uniforms. A band will furnish music and vocal selections will be given by the society's sextet, under the leadership of Dr. Clifton P. Clark.and H. S. Cole. Several brief addresses also are to be delivered. Willlam Knowles Cooper, president of the society, will be general presiding officer at the services. 1. C. C. PAY RAISE 0.K.D Engineers' Union Favors Increase for Inspectors. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 8 (#).— Proposed_increase in pay for inspectors for the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion was indorsed yesterday by the sixth triennial convention of the Brother- hood of Locomotive Engineers. Consolidation of the brotherhood with the Order of Rallway Conductors was advocated before the convention by E. P. Curtis of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, presi- dent of the conductors’ organization. No action was taken by the brother- hood. Ancient Egyptian surgeons had & way of hitting the patient on the head in just the proper place and then operat- ing while he was unconscious {rom the WoobpwaRD & LOTHROP GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY YAr~2222 DOWN STAIRS STORE 1880 blow. ASKS $200,000 BALM Californian Is Sued by Girl Who Claims Follies’ Laurels. LOS ANGELES, June 6 (#).—Miss Cano_Morris, who said she was a for- mer Follies dancer in New York, filed & $200,000 breach of promise suit in Superior _ Court yesterday _against Tejunga, Charles T. Davis, wealthy Calif., resident. Miss Morris, who is 21 years old, said in her complaint that Davis, said to be worth $2.500,000, sent her $500 and persuaded her to come here from her home in Cleveland, Ohlo, March 23 last, after promising her marriage. She said after her arrival she found Davis already was married. With the exception of a few very rare metals, platinum is now the most valuable metal in the world. ” 1880 JUNE 6 PUBLISHER ON BOND IN CONTEMPT CASE Williq\m J. La Varre, Jr., of Wash- ington Is Released From Prison in Georgia. Special Dispaich to The Star. ATHENS, Ga., June 6.—After spend- ing & week in prison at Augusta on charges of contempt of a United States Court, William J. La Varre, jr., 30, of Washington, D. C., was released on 45,000 bond by Federal Judge Bascom 8. Deaver here. La Varre, former publisher of four newspapers in this section, came to Georgia and had voluntarily surren- dered to the authoritles, asking to be placed in jail and at first refusing bail until he was granted a hearing, tenta- tively set for June 16. ‘The contempt charges grew La Varre's lengthy litigation with Har- old Hall, his former associate, of one Georgia and three South Carolina newspapers. Hall claimed partnership, which La Varre denied, the Iatter claiming that he had negotiated for a loan of several million dollars from the International Paper & Power Co. to purchase Southern newspapers. La Varre declares that he borrowed the money from the company under the misapprehension that it was a paper out of company and was making a loan to de- | velop a market and not to influence the policies of his publications. When he refused to turn the papers over to commissioners appointed by the court he was adjudged in contempt. La Varre is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. La Varre of 1215 Emerson street, Washington. $25,000 FUND. ASKED RAEORET A President Beeks Sum for Entertain- ing Visitors at Yorktown. An appropriation of $25,000 to defray the expenses of inviting and entertain- ing foreign governments and individuals at the observance of the 150th anni- versary of the surrender of Lord Corn- wallis at Yorktown, Va., to be held in the Fall of 1931, was asked in a mes- sage transmitted to Congress by Presi- t Hoover yesterday. - Sl ) DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyepight Specialist "WooDWARD & ILOTHROP R._.1930 Now—A New Freedom From Tire Troubles . . . - SAFETYSEAL INNER TUBES Are Immune to Ordinary Puncture Troubles The Safetyseal Inner Tube—a new contribution to the safety and pleasure of motoring —is constructed under a new patented process, which gives it remarkable self-sealing qualities. It will not deflate from ordinary punctures, as Safetyseal closes in tightly about the puncturing object and prevents loss of air. 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