Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1930, Page 24

TROMUST HANG | Comreme oo | INHOLD-UP HURDER Colorado Supreme Court De- cides Against Royston, Abshier and Fleagle. By the Associated Press. DENVER, June 10.—The State Su- me Court yesterday decreed that oward L. Royston, George J. Abshier end Ralpk E. Fleagle, members of the ng that held up tne First National Enk of Lamar, Colo, May 3, 1928, and killed four men, must hang for the murder of one of the victims, A. N. Parrish, president of the bank. Abshier, the bespectacled, quietest member of the gang, will be hanged « during the week of July 19, as will Royston. Fleagle, whose confession to participation in the robbery led to the conviction of all three men, will go to the gallows the week of July 12. The Supreme Court held that Fleagle had not been promised his life in return for the confession that im- plicated_his confederates. Jake Fleagle, brother of Ralph, and alleged leader of the bandit gang, which, in addition to the Lamar “job, was credited with numerous other bank robberies in Kansas and Oklahoma, is still being sought. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED. ta—Liverpool _...... o Amter o Koierda Conte Blancamano—Gen ¥auban—Buenos Ares Virginia—San Fran 8an Loreuzo—Santo Ponce—San Juan . Liverpool ... —Southampton Shipper—Lond President G Western Pri; Orizaba—Vera May 23 | June 4| May 24 ari Te Bergenstiord—Os! DUE TOM lesia—Marseille DUE FRIDAY, JUNE 13. Europa—Bremerhaven Bolivar—Puerto _Colombi Aquitania—Southampton George Washington—Ha! Biboney—Havan: amburs—Hamburg public—Hamburg DUE SUNDAY, JUNE 15. Vuleania—Trieste ... Ca: ia—Southampton vania—Glasgow o Ea —Liver, De Grasse—Havre Ulua—Port Limo DUE MONDAY, JUNE 16. atendam—Rotterdam. ance—Havre. ma—_Genoa Colombia—San Francisco. Forto Rico—San Juan. amo—Santo Domingo City. Cristobal—Cristobal. Drottningholm—Gothenburg. American Farmer—London. Minnetonka—London. Arabic—Liverpool Westernland—Antwerp. Manuel Arnus—Barcelons. OUTGOING STEAMERS. G TODAY. ‘umen — Cherbours, Southampten ‘xsumerhn'em ity of Alto tterdam. gnnznu—luenndn.. elix Taussig—Montevideo. BAILING TOMORROW. 1athan—Southampton and Cherbourg. ls\;l’!lh&nllt— Plymouth, Cherbourg and m. %—Cherbflul’l. Southampton and Hamburg. Santa Inez — Cristobal, Callao and Valpa- Taiso. Banta Marta — Kingston, Cristobal, Ca: gens, Puerto Colombis and Santa Marta. eiba—La_Ceiba. achira—San Juan, La Guayrs, Puerto Ca- beilo and Paramaribo. ridgetown—Puerto Colombia. -Antwerp. . H. Wickett—Aruba. 3. L' Luckenbach—Pacific Cosst. BAILING THURSDAY, JUNE 1. Dominica—st. Thomas, Barbados snd Trini- aris—Plymouth and Havre. t—Cobh, Cherbourg and' Bremer- av Ban Lorenzo—Sen Juan and Santo Domingo American Banker—London. Army Transport Somme—Oristobal and rint ContessaLa Cetba. A T ateau Thierry—Cristobal snd Oorinte. jordbe Mn‘nl.v}deov . Thomis. T BAILING PRIDAY, JUNE 13, outh, Havre and London. R e tam e Plymouth, - Boulorme "and e e 7 aneiro, Monlevideg and Busnos ‘Alres lsrune—Galway_snd Brem en. e merio—Cherbours and Southampton. land—Flymouth, Cherbourg and Amt- werp. Baccris—Port au Prinos, Curaces and Mar- acaibo. Pavorita—Kingston. BAILING SATURDAY, JUNE 14 Zeythia—Cobh and Liverpool erisso—Halifax and St. John's. t St Georse—Bermida ite ~ Blancamano—Gibraitar, Naples and Genoa. San Juan. ited States—Christiansand, Oslo and Oo- | agen — Plymouth, Cherbourg Cristobal and Port Limon. fast and Liverpool. | Prince, Puerto Goloim- gston and Puerto Bar- | erto Colomba. I —Bergen bro- na. Cristobal, Callso snd Val- | “Toltec—Puerto Cortes. 3 "= BAILING MONDAY. JUNE 10 Heamilton—Nortolk. UESDAY, JUNE 17, | ve. uf Havre. . Southampton and Brem- | American machinery is being installed ! fn many factories in Italy which are being modernized. { ?;00.000(03300000000&30 Special Values for Wednesday Shoppers 45-inch Rayon Very desirable for light- weight draperies and portieres. Mulberry, — gold and blue. Spe- cial, Wednes- c day, yard ... Toile De Jouy Very popular for draperies, bedspreads and cushions. Mauve, orchid, red and blues. Special, yard... c “Entire Stock of Ready Made Curtains 259, OFF Awnings, Draperies, Window Shades. McDevitt’s 1202 G St. NNW. District 3211 10 Years’ Satisfactory Service Yee0000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 00000000000000! * ° * * * - R 1| at liberty on her own recognizance to- e00000005000. . Tribute to the inventor is paid by this shield, to be carved into the De- | partment of Commerce Building to rep- | resent the Patent Office, which was | established as a separate office In 1802 | under Dr. William Thornton. The drst patent act, however, had been approved April 10, 1790, and the Department of State exercised supervision over the service until 1849, when it was trans- ferred to the newly created Department of the Interfor. On April 1, 1925, the | office was transferred to the Depart- ment of Commerce. Thomas E. Rob- ertson is now commissioner. ! MISS BIRNEY IS FREED PENDING THEFT TRIAL Woman Is Released on Own Recog- nizance on Charges Brought by Father. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.—Miss Marian Birney, 29, landscape artist, was day pending a preliminary hearing on grand theft charges preferred by her father, Dr. Bascom Birney, 74, who ac- cused his daughter of absconding to New York with $63,000 in bonds be- longing to him. Judge George Steiger, who previously had xed bail at $50,000, permitted Miss Birney to go free pending further action, following an explanation of her side of the case. The young woman said her father sent her the bonds a year ago with instructions to cash them and deposit them in her own name. “He was having trouble with his sec- ond wife and didn’t want her to get the money when they were divorced,” Miss irney explained. “Since then I have glven }/TY whe dacome and some of the principal, which has increased through investments.” THE COLLIER INN Columbia R4. at 18th 5t. N.W. 'RY our delicious Ohicken Salad for your also Sandwicher catering service—sure to please you. Columbla D043 Embroidered Crepe de Chine SHAWLS Special at $10 —At a glance you can see that these shawls are bar- gains even at their original rice of $25.00. They are autifully embroidered with colorful ‘designs on _white, maize, flesh, and black grounds, and are finished with & 17-inch Callot fringe. Kann's—Street Floor. Fine heer Linen Appenzell Handkerchiefs | 39¢ Regularly 56c —These are the sort of hand- kerchiefs that dainty women choose. Some are of fine linen with Appenzell hand embroidery; others with Chinese Filet lace edge or with lace and hand em- broidery in the corners. Kann's—Street Floor. TAE EVENING STAK, WASHINGLTOUN, SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE A New and Bigger Napanee Cabinet $29.95 After This Sale, $44.501 . —Now is the time to put one of these splendid cabinets in your kitchen and save both time and money. Napanee cabinets are built like fine furniture and are equlpé)ed with all the ster-savlng features including sliding ~porcelain top, utensil compartment, roomy drawer space, flour bin, spice jars, etc. Kann's—Third Floor. 3 GREEN GLASS—BAMBOO OPTIC Lemonade Sets, $1.00 —Very attractive new sets—of clear green glass in the new Bamboo optic style, The pitcher has a wide mouth with lemon reamer on top as a cover, and the six glasses are slim and tall. Kann's—Third Floor, JUST 38 TO CLOSE OUT!I Universal Electric Waffle Irons - $6.95 ea. Formerly Sold at $12.00 --If you are looking for a bridal gift that will' really please, here is your opportunity to get it and save money. A genuine Universal Electric Waffle Iron, of triple -nickel plate, with deep aluminum grids and guaranteed element. Early shopping is advisable! Kann's—Third Floor. Here’s Your Luggage and It’s Low Priced Men’s Gladstone Bags $9.00 —Short strap, sturdily construct- l§ ed bags of black or brown cow- hide. Choice of the 22 and 24 inch sizes, each neatly lined. Women’s Overnight Cases—3 Sizes at $2.49 —Sixteen, eighteen and twenty inch, black or tan Dupont covered cases for your choosing. Each with shirred top pocket, neat lining, sewed-on hinge and double locks. Kann's—Fourth Floor, D. O, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. Father’s Day Cards Now Ready—S8c to 25¢ e A SPECIAL® SAPE OF THE POPUIAR “ENGI*ANDER” Kapok Mattresses MOTHPROOF Side-Opening Garment Bags 39¢ +The Tuxin, dusiarcof, methproof bags, with white, cedarized lining— made of heavy kraft paper, large enough to hold three or more gar- ments. - A very special value. Kann’s—Third Floor. COLORFUL Chintz Shades 12-Inch Size - $1.25 —You will be pleasantly surprised when you see the beauty these shades add to & room. They are the new gleated chintz shades in right cheery colors and pretty new patterns. 8-inch size........59¢ 16-inch size ...$2.00 18-inch size.....$2.50 Kann's—Third Floor. ANNUAL SALE Kann’s Hard- water Soap 60¢ doz. Regular 31.06 Dozen —Four and three-quarter ounces of pure, non-irritant tollet soa offered only once a year, dur ! the month of June, at a reduce rice. Five delightful fragrances— ose, Violet, -Jasmine, ac and Bouquet. Kann's—Street Floor. 21-PIECE GLASS Luncheon Sets, $3.98 Open Stock! —The new Octagon-shaped sets of sparkling green glass — cool looking and pretty for Summer. Six cups, six saucers, six 8-in. plates, a handled sandwich dl:h, cream and sugar to a set. Kann's—Third Floor. 54-INCH LINEN Lunch Cloths - $1.00 —Pretty, serviceable cloths of a nice quality linen with fancy col- ored borders—just what you want for everyday use. —The Englander is one of the finest type of mattress made—and when offered at such a low price it is indeed an event. They are filled with kapok or “silk floss,” which is considered the most resilient mattress filling obtainable. Have heavy rolled edge, are closely tufted and covered with a pretty, durable art ticking. Just one hundred to sell— shop early! Kann's—Third Floor. Crex .Rugs—New Patterns 9x12 and 8x10 Ft. Sizes —Beautiful, durable rugs for Summer, Mazde of tough American wire grass, with stenciled designs in blue, green, brown and rose color- - ings. Smaller sizes to match. Crex de Luxe Rugs, 9x12 ft., $22.50 —This season Crex rugs are more attractive than ever. The cols bright and cheery—ans there are patterns go please everyone. e 8x10 ft.—$20 6x9 ft.—$14.50 54x90 in.—$10.00 3x6 ft.—$5.00 27x54 in.—$3.25 “Airpillo” Has Dozens of Uses $1.00 and $1.98 Rockers —For comfort and convenience get Specially Priced ffi‘?flmfi% use. ” Jush what : $1098 need when traveling, as it is mfl in weight and takes up little Bt Smerencyl On- sale A an _emergency! n sale Department. Maple Sewing Kann's—Fourth Floor. Attactive Cretonnes in Three Sales Groups —Crash Cretonnes, in bright colors and a va- y riety of attractive patterns—some large, some 1 9c d small—all desirable. A regular 39c grade. y ° —Part Linen Cretonnes, Double-faced Warp Print Cretonnes, etc., will be found in this group. Medium and heavy weights—with c y ° large and small dgsigns on light and dark grounds. 69c to 83 grades. —Sunfast, Tubfast Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, and shown in gorgeous designs and colorings. 590 d 79c to 98c grades. ® Eann's—Third Floor. Listen in on the Big Fight! “Radiola 33” %fi?}f l;f;bes $49°50 —An all-electric radio with built-in speaker and 7 tubes in a beautiful walnut veneered cabinet. Fully guaranteed bY the makers and by Kann's. Originally sold for $154.50. ~—Radiola 44—Ori, lly $154.50, and Radiola 60—O: 89 50 nally $236.25. Choice &