Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1930, Page 28

B-12 &« THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930. | restaurant proprietor, today ended his i s April to M 9 i HGHT nN mSEASE | Fights White Pl E mdreds ot thousinda of men :.‘;::1:::';‘,.‘.*;‘.‘:._";:;.3&:‘ irdm trade ‘.."m'm'g! MILL OWNER’S SON HURT |SLOT MACHINE PROBE |3 R imeest ‘ana tnen e | ights White Plague sittine today in public parks through- (show that there are still as many ou L R ke ehc S A e inability to gain employment. He men-| In & long brief, an, R AL e T oally i i Chi- | what he deseribed as opposition by Sen- | R. C. Boger, jr., 19, son of a del Ho.wei o hate Deen’ the prinicipal T anufacturer, was seriously | ; i Los Angel New York, and |ator Bingham, Republican, Connecti- | phia textile manu: | IF: inst - Sherift IN INDIA I_ANNED' ¢ Said this was the ‘P:mst";eflous oo cut, -{nd:me ’t';utnn.lbflml wl:g:rgfl:glmjured today in an automobile accident | poynvlavnian, Also Under Indict- Z;:;e:;“;‘n nx::cs:mmmmckd il | 11 5 : nomic problem now confronting the | Manufacturers to the 1| here in which D. N. Crenshaw, 48, su- | - i el U e Agierican poople.” ¢ s o ally no. objection | Perintendent of the Boger-Cranford | ment in Expose, Was to Have | 5,*(iC Stafe that Green had contessed | at as| serted b the sheriff | ) "= A o gulate constructios ing \Mill, at Lincolnton, N. C., ; | paying protection money | The Lake” is the high a level ac last January—20 per |to the measure to R e f‘:‘,“‘;{‘,fid Testified for State. |for being allowed to operate slot ma- iy el Committee Seeks Campaign v ; B | | ok eon Boia “hrogress . eme | passed by the Senate, which would fa-| “Boger 'snd _Grenshaw. with Joseph |chines in the county. . réen fired a| P (FuBin Summertime s 2 i . 3 Elnyfimem is highly Unsatisfactory. | cilitate filthell;h;! "&?&fi:fifi. sta-| scholes, 20, of Phfl?d;},%r:nl?h ‘ntr;g %:{- By the Associated Press. ;hn[ ;{cn p;’;gmg»mo'oml‘ Tevthan| x} ::;n;,v;g!vn. Come Against Tuberculosis by || oo, | guIn both previous vears. jivea ana A i i s iy T Eiatolnion this. morning {oF SCRANTON, Pa. June 13_Under | fied thice more shots, one o whien is| ) 2"Falitions—2 B " | More than 1000 tons of food. intend | Philadelphla, Boger was driving. Sust | ndiotmetl T CERB UL, ¢ Sencational | moment later leaped inta the water. i L > - by May, and at least 27 per cent of . st il S . : those Bt of Work in” January. were | ed for export, are condemned every day | oulside Salisbury the automoblle over- | xith Lackawanna Courtys “easstionsl |moment later feoned back at their jobs again. The improve- at the port of London. “Unemployment still remains A move to organize in the United States Nation-wide support in a fight against tuberculosis in India was Jaunched yesterday at & meeting at the home of Mrs. George F. Becker, 1700 Rhode Island avenue, with the organi- | zation of the India-foreign committee | . of the Tuberculosis Association of [+ i . Bengal. . Mrs. Becker, as founder and execu- tive secretary of Bengal's anti-tuber- - . i culosis society, recently returned from | k g | . . & India to enlist support in the care for the mlllionsb:f ignorant and disease- | spreading tubercular persons in Bengal. | MRS. GEORGE F. BECKER. p . : The work of Mrs. Becker's organization | Since 1861—Sixty-Nine Years of Public Confidence has recéived the support of Dr. Charles Bentley, director of public health in ;i s B's"fi“émmm Lindsay, British Ambas- IWU I-AB[]R B“_I_S 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh National 3770 sador to the United States, heads the | i Tomorrow We Place on Sale Our Allen-A . 75 Dresses Senators Arthur Capper and Royal S. Copeland: Dr. Kendall Emerson, man- aging director of the National Tubercu- losis Association:; Dr. George M. Kober, Sheer Service $16.75 to dean emgeritus cgthe Georgetown Uni- $29.75 Values versity Medi hool: Rev. Dr. James chaplain of the H : L d Mrs. *Richard T, | Federation Head, Citing 3,- One-piece frocks and a few ensembles in wash silks, flat crepes, printed crepes and chiffons. Mamck}(, New York: Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, chiyman of the children’s sani- f torium cm‘n Rtee o n:»cmszrm gn(fi(;‘n. 609,000 Idle, Praises Con- An assortment of smart, new styles and many favored materials for Summer. ’ lumbia; Hoard S. Reeside. _director : Stockings e e o T o | gress for Relief. Entlre StOCk Of 8 If you are looking for that extra dress for vaca- Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. Walter W. iy : Tuckerman, Rabbi Abram Simon, Mrs, $|.35 tion wear, be sure to see these. Sizes 14 to 44 Winifred Holt Mather of New York and | Supporting the two bills by Senator Mrs. Becker. ‘Wagner to relieve unemployment,. Pres- The committee announces that an in- | ident Green of the American Federa- Pure Japan silk is woven vitation meeting will be held in the |tionl of Labor yesterday told the House kL (5 akcilnsaoh axduisile 1 ¢ the United States |judiciary committee that the total of st s if O Danher ol O =] ' i beauty and long wear. Chamber of Commerce on Monday | the Nation’s unemployed stood last eauty n | month at 3,609,000. » Guaranteed against garter evening, June 25, when Dr. Emerson a a ; r will come from New York to deliver | Green told the committee he thought runs; a new pair for any an address and when Mrs. Becker will | it “inconceivable” that Congress should r S I a e u e that develop garter runs. | adjourn without a “gesture” for relief ( : (: I T e e Rot All Sizes in All Styles MOSES—SECOND FLOOR show screen pictures depicting the ex- isting conditions in India. The two bills would provide for esta Al em and the advance planning of pub- R e i sica 4 lishment of a national employment sy t OFFICER GRANTED | s o e A L : N head of the New York State in- 1 Oak Chest; 25-lbs. ice capacity. ak Refrigerators; 50-lbs, TRIAL coNTlNUANcE’g‘r‘;::’l“nfim"mfi' likewise urged ap- Was $12.75. Reduced to— § capacity. Were §|6.75 each— Silk u d Meanwhile, on the floor of the House, 1 ndaerwear Representative Sirovich, Democrat, New $8.75 $1L.75 Wife compkfi“ James Casey Dam- | York, demanded that something be done i % $3 to prevent poverty and crime promoted i ¢ widespread loyment. : ; ; apedhnsriment Whils Y Ceen was _presented. by Senator 2 Duplex Refrigerators; 25-lbs. ice 4 Oak Refrigerators; 75-lbs. i Wagner, Democrat, New York, who told . b Step-ins, - chemise and Intoxicated. the committee he could see no reason capacity. Were $13 each— capacity. Were $31.50 each— dance sets of plain or satin- = why the bills should not pass in the e peinoreatn i ped crepe de chine, lace Trisl on an intoxication charge of | PO 1\ teader tnitiated his stat $7.50 $19.75 trimmed, embroidered or Policeman James W. Casey of the fOUrth | mmmmmmmmetr e plain; flesh, peach and precinct, whose wife complained to 3 s . green. Police last night that he had party S v ti 1 Oak Ice Chest; 25-lbs. ice capac- 1 Gray Enamel Refrigerator. wrecked their apartment, was continug ummer acation ity. Was $19— Bi. ica acity. Was $53— in Police Court yesterday until June 18 Will Close Out Friday 500 HATS pended from duty and was required to | Gowns of crepe de chine, Post $10 collateral. At Special Low Rates blain lace tinimied: or »,_Casey formerly served as detective in e embroideitd the ellghth precinct, He was demoted | % several weeks ago and transferred to A /OSES—SECOND FLOOR Capt. Frederick M. Cornwell's com- WASHINGTON, D. C = mand, in South Washington. To Included Are About 250 %—\ %% HATS 1 Oak Ice Chest; 50-lbs. ice capac- 5 Oak Refrigerators; 75-lbs. ice ity. Was $24.75— capacity. Were $39.75 each— e New Orleans, Edgewater b .50 ; RADIO SPEAKER JAILED Giane M Noblle, Ala 120 s - Toilet Goods cities in Florida and to Man Who Caused Silencing of Sta- Havana, Cuba. 1 Porcelain Refrigerator; 100-lbs. I Green Refrigerator; 75-lbs. i For Summer ; . on . B 5 tion Penalized—Files Appeal. ice capacity. Was $207.50— capacity. Was $53— - June 14th, 28th Dermay Dusting Powder, REQRILAND, Oreg. June 12 0P| 3 115 $37.50 S0¢ e rdon Duncan, whose addresses . i over Radio Station KVEP resulted in | July 12th and 26th 1 Coty Soap, guest size, 6 the silencing of the station by the Fed- | August 9th, 23rd, 1930 cakes for ....... .81 eral Radio Commission, Tuesday was Donge Soap, 4 cakes in T o s et G0 ;o Seturn oy within 1 Porcelain Refrigerator; 100-Ibs. 1 Canary Enameled Refrigerator; box, odors Sweet Pea, Jas- corrupt practices act. thirty daye. For.reservations ] 3 sl e B £ min or Lavender, box..§1 Duncan, self-styled “Oregon Wild- | and tickets, call on ice capacity. Was $135 75-Ibs. ice capacity. Was $53 April Showers Bath Salts, eat,” was an unsuccessful candidate for 75¢ the Republican nomination for Congress | . E. Burgess—D. P. A. 587.50 537.50 at the primary election May 16. He was S. E. Burgess—D, P. A MOSES—FIRST FLOOR convicted of making a radio address in | McPherson Square behalf of his candidacy on election day, National 1465- ; i " and of attacking his opponent, Prankiia || T oones Natieasl 1465.1460 1 Porcelain Refrigerator; 100-Ibs. 1 Decorated Enamel Refrigerator; F. Korell, present Congressman, during Washington, D. C. . 5 e h speech. ty. Was $175— 75-lbs. ty. W, i e B Soathéra RailwasiSescm ice capacity. as $175. s. ice capacity. as $57.50— Smart Handbags Duncan_announced he would appeal. | | $98 $39.75 He was freed on $300 bond. Formerly $25 to $35 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 5 At the Juvenile Shop . . . 8 Oak Refrigerators; 50-lbs. ice 5 Oak Refrigerators; 75-lbs. ice A new selection of attrac- FRIDAY SPECI ALS | capacity. Were $14.50 each— capacity. Were $47.50 each— ;‘,‘(fm"‘;,‘:g;lf,c}"_‘ ":f)gfil‘lfx’t: brown and black. 516 and iTunior FickenaniEeadn Hlest SiK e G s: $10 $33.75 e e gettes, Printed Crepes, etc. Sizes 2 to 15. White $2 00 Endiolos. fars SiGISH 0178 Cloneeacs - 18 Eosnbles, aithe d iolbit Wol Tie el BEch - Wonnis, eteih Orohid (Grest Tas Meise. of-d Summer Scarfs 50 Dresses Were $595 $3.95 Wash linens and printed piques, slightly mussed, but they will launder easily. Sizes 14 to 42, but not all sizes in all styles. MOSES—FIFTH FLOOR $5.95, Clearance ... 12 Assorted Raincoats. Sizes 6 to 12, e $1.00 69c Clearance 100 Girls' Wash ‘Frocks and Ensembles. Sizes 3 to 18. ‘Imported H i AL don) b Sen e g po Tailored itepet sars in Sum other popular makes, formerly $1.95 to $5.95. $1 00 Cocoa Door Mats P A vellow and green. ; Maiquisette Curtains Moses_rmer rLo0R 50 Dresses Were $595 $4.75 All are plain or printed silks in the season’s most attractive models and materials. Exceptional at the price. Sizes 14 to 20, but not in all styles. Eleean-s £2] remaining Girls' and Boys' Spring Coats and 1 AR Ensembles. Cleacance 3 off Special Friday K Sgeinl Gronpfafios GitleiSpring Costi: i Sises 2itoll0; Special Friday Men’s Navy, Tweed and Novelty Materials. Formerly 655 151415, Glearance $2.00 C $ Laadberchiat 85 Assorted Tots’-Frocke:and Ensembles., Voiles, Pair Anckerchicss Cotton Printe, etc. 1 to $195 values. Clear- &1 8() ance 2 for A special low price for mats of 3 (i $| 60 assorted picces of Children's Headwear, straw, Q8 such good quality. Size 18x29 Just arrived, tailored curtains of Fsoried Brglihitandbes beaidh ipongee. linex. organdy.ailksiete, Clasrasnce "0 inches, heavy enough to lie well on ecru colored marquisette with 2-inch e el e 50 Children's Sweaters. Sizes 1 to 5 years. $1.50 $1 00 the floor. hem. 214 yards long. cotton with colored woven to $1.95 values ) ; gl orders. 35 pairs Children's Shoes, popular makes. Oxfords, Strap 1 bR S e b s S MOSES_FIRST FLOOR Slippers. etc. White, Black, Tan, Smoke, etc. Sizes 1 to B/ Hormerly #:$1.95 4o/ $2:45,. i Clenance: e $1.00 98 pairs Misses Silk Hose, light shades. Sizes 8 to 5(). 16110 aln oo G acanic hun e 6 Infants’ Silk Coats, White and Blue only. Glesance $1.00 34 Rompers. Prints, Dimity, Crepe, %tc. $1.00 el eetii ey rice 50c 100 Asst. Boys® Sun' Suits and Shorts, of good washable a2 a materials, assorted colors and styles. Clear- 50¢ $1.95 Bleached Elite Tea Towels MOSES—FIRST FLOOR ance <) Boys' Blouses, White and Colors. Sizes 4 to 8. 5(), Damask Couage |2C 50 Dresses Were $10 $7.95 Mostly flat crepe frocks, a few prints and plain chiffons. A real vacation collection. Sizes 14 to 40, but not all sizes in all styles. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Summer Jewelry b | Linen Specials‘ for Friday laces and bracelets, danty pearl and crystal neck- laces and many others. Yes, There’s a Solution If your face is just a little too Cl e 14 s,le:rsalr.‘;: White and Pink. Sizes 1 and 2 only. $]_ 00 5',05 Yard Sheets Henmmed cotton te tov:- Combinations Formerly $1.95 and $2.95. Clearance & ar els, one yard long. Friday, SI 30 Wool Sun Suits with Shoulder Straps. 2 to 6. B(), i i LA 85c i earance silver bleached table dam- Bath Towels Spegially priced Friday are l LR, SO e | l Pollowiog Hies Stront. Caser’ wia B Excursiens $12.75 $33.50 Gowns, $3.95 For Misses and Matrons 75 Assorted Combinations and Slips, cotton crepe, muslin, ask, reduced’ Friday to e St these rayon n\mlmv!hnui, i | E . i o 8 sy o tailored style, in pink. your skin smooth checked nainsook, etc. Sizes 2 to 10. Clear $100 $1.05 yard. our Elite sheets, size 63x90 Sizes 36, 38, 40 and &, and seftannstibas non-fattenihg OB RN FLAON cream. DOROTHY GRAY Tissue Cream 13 that kind, It helps smooth away lines and wrinkles, but is not the least bit fat- tening. ance 3 for : Friday, 85c each. 12 Crib Sets, Spread and Pillow to match, with dainty R R applications. $2.95 to $3.95 values. Clearance, §1 ()() Napkins set 6 Fancy Pillows, pink and blue, with ruffles and $1 00 applications. $1.50 and $1.95 value. Clearance & 53 e : 4 5'.95 2.95 ALL SALES FINAL Summer home or_cottage. Hemmed cotton huck Allwool blankets; s e o et e . . b Cotton napkins, §1 dozen face towels, 18x34 inches, mostly dark shades, Fri- A P rung wfl. Friday. Friday, 17¢ each. day, $3.75 each. in -~ summery - 1abrics, 1ot q g home and sports wear. MOSES—FIRAT PLOOR MOSES--LOWER FLOOR priced Friday, 19c. Face Towels 3§ Dozen 17¢ Wool Blankets Daytime Frocks Just the quality for $1 $1.75 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR E Street Corner 8™