Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1930, Page 37

Spanish War Veterans MEETINGS THIS WEEK. Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, tomorrow night, Stanley Hall, United States Soldiers’ Home. Gen. M. Emmet Urell Camp, wi:dl’lesdfi:‘ night, Pythian Tem- ple. Richard J. Harden _Camp, Thursday night, Pythian Temple. # _Gen. M. Bmmet Urell Auxiliary, Wednesday night, Pythian Tem- Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary, ‘Thursday night, 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ‘The Richard J. Harden Camp, at its 1ast meeting, elected the following dele- gates and alternates to the department encampment: Delegates —John J. O'Brien, Thomas A. Hudlow, James J Fitzpatrick, Willlam O. Ohm, M. J Myers, Prank W. Parrish, Louls Lindner, Fred Kaske. B. R. Lee, T. N. Fielder, William Holt, E. W. Huff, James H. Doyl® and Jeremiah O'Connor. Alter- Dates—Jacob Orken, Conrad Miller, ‘Walter H. Molan and O. C. Hauschild. re was a tle for delegate between Jeremiah O'Connor and Jacob Orken, Wwhen Mr. Orken withdrew in favor of Mr. O'Connor. &« Charles C. West, 1st Regiment, Dis- 512 9th St. N.W. UNE TRI;DE | triet of Columbia Volunteer Infantry, was mustered into active membership; James Goodwin was taken in by trans- | fer from the Gen. Henry S. Hawkins Oamp, Department of California, and W. D. Watts was granted a transfer to the Col. James 8. Pettit Camp of the | | District. Chairman William O. Ohm of the re- | lief committee reported F. 8. Schreiber suffering with heart trouble, Frederick Burleith in the Naval Hospital with | liver trouble, H. C. Bonault in Naval| Hospital, Willilam F. Webster in the Sol- diers’ Home Hospital and Daniel Foley 1l at his home. Addresses were made by Department Comdr. Lorin C. Nelson, Senior Vice Department Comdr. Benjamin F. Mot- ley, Past Department Comdr. Willlam L. Mattocks, Q. M. Gen. James J. Murphy, Joseph J. Harvey, Thomas A. Hudlow and Jacob Orken. Col. James S. Pettit Camp, at its| meeting last Monday night, mustered | William Andrews, Company A, 4th| United States Volunteer Infantry, into | active membership. W. D, Watts was | | received into the camp by transfer from | Richard J. Harden Camp. THE SUNDAY great many years, was commander of Lawton Camp in 1911, Chairman Glaze of the sick and re- lief committee reported Comrades Bur- dick, Lee and Fennell and Recruit Mc- Carthy sick in the Naval Hospital and Comrades Shuhart and Webster in the United States Soldiers' Home Hospital. W. H. Barstow and-Comrade Oress- man reported that they had attended a recent meeting of the Lawton Auxil- iary. An invitation from Mrs. Cress- man, president of the auxillary, was extended to members of Lawton Camp to attend the auxiliary meetings. The officers and members of Col. James S. Pettit Camp made an inter- camp visitation. Department Comdr. Lorin C. Nelson, Comdr. Charles A. Strobel and the senior and junior vice commanders and Q M. lm of Col. James S. Pettit Oamp le addresses. Other speakers were Comrades Kaske, Oook, Bryan, Beck, Copley, Darby, Uszell, White, Root, Apick, Lindbergh, Huff and Wheeler. A meeting of the Presidents' Club was held at the home of Mrs. Helen M. Kennicutt May 28, with M. Gertrude Keys, Minnie Lochboehler and Mrs. Kennicutt acting as hostesses. The last meeting of the department auxiliaries for this administration was held June 4, with Department Presi- dent Louise Moore presiding. The pic- nie which was to be given June 7 was STAR, ‘The department officers and the va- rious auxillaries will participate with other patriotic organizations in cele- brating Independence day at the Sylvan ‘Theater on the Monument grounds. WILLARD TAKES OVER COMMAND OF FLEET Former Navy YIIrd Commander Relieves Vice Admiral Cole Aboard U. 8. 8. Wyoming. ‘The Navy Department was officially advised yesterday that Vice Admiral Arthur L. Willard has hoisted his flag on the U. 8, S. Wyoming, as commander of the Scouting Fleet, relieving Vice Ad- miral William C. Cole. ‘The ceremony took place yesterday at the New York Navy Yard, where the Wyoming is at present. Admiral Wil lard left Washington on Thursday, re- linquishing his post as commandant of the navy yard here to Capt. Claude C. Bloch. Admiral Cole will proceed to 8an Francisco, where he will become | commandant of the twelfth naval dis- trict. | Monuments Contracts Let. Contracts have been made by the | War Department. for the erection of two | Ernest F. Jurgensen was reinstated | indefinitely postponed. | in Gen. Henry W. Lawton Camp at its | business session | June meeting. has been away THE AMERICAN from the District for a| Burns and her aides. Following the refreshments were Comrade Jurgensen, who | served by Chief of Staff Margaret E. battle monuments in Mississippi to mark the site of engagements during the Civil War—one at Tupelo and the other at Brices Cross Roads. Bet. E and F Sts. SALE | 352 Allowance for Your Old Suite Now is the time to save money on furniture. We have cut our prices to the bone for this event. We will allow $5.00 on that old worn-out spring, mattress, refrigerator or bed during this sale. Refurnish Now and Save—Liberal Terms Steamer Chair —with arms and foot rest Reduced to $1.29 No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Occasional Chairs —reduced to 36.98 $1.00 Down Ball-Bearing Glider .., ~—reduced to s159 Upholstered seat and back. Covered arms. $2.00 Down allowance for your old n this all layer-felt - $9.95 fifilfif Wfi mOYPLIVR $5.00 allowance on your old bed on this Panel Metal Bed. Down 7 $9.95 .3-Pc. Living Room Suites Reduced $98.00, less $35.00 ................ $63.00 $149.00, less $35.00 sevessieereness.$114.00 $198.00, less $35.00 ..... veres...$163.00 $5.00 Down Delivers Any Suite $35.00 Allowance on Your Old Suite Bedroom Suites Reduced $99.00 Suite, less $35.00........... $64.00 $129.00 4-pc. Suite, less $35.00....... $94.00 $147.00 4-pc. Suite, less $35.00.......$112.00 $169.00 7-pc. Suite, less $35.00.......$134.00 $195.00 7-pc. Suite, less $35.00.......$160.00 $5.00 Down Delivers Any Suite $35.00 Allowance on Your Old Suite Dining Room Suites Reduced $109.00 9-pc. Suite, less $35.00...... $74.00 $129.00 10-pc. Suite, less $35.00 $94.00 $159.00 10-pc. Suite, less $35.00. . .$124.00 $198.00 10-pc. Suite, less $35.00......$163.00 $5.00 Down Delivers Any Suite $5.00 allowance om your Refrigerator on this White Enameled lined, 50-1b. capa- ecity, Refrigerator. $2.00 Down Book Trough End Table ~mahogany finish—reduced to $1.29 No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Maple Porch Rocker ~with arms reduced to $2.39 Ne Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Smartly Patterned Duotex Rug for Summer 9x12 size—reduced to $6-95 Open an Account e LT=) $5.00 allowance for your gld spring on this Simmons eil Spring. $12.95 less $5.00....... $7.95 $1.00 % N WASHINGTON, N | % Fiber Stroller Reduced to $9.95 $1.00 Down 2727 N \ Fibre Rockers Reduced $9.95 rocker, now $6.85 $13.95 rocker, now $9.95 $1.00 Down D. C, JUNE 15, SEARS. ROEBUCK anp (0. RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE 1930—PART ONE. FREE PARKING SERVICE HOURS 9:18t0 6 SATURDAY 9:30 to 9:30 Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. re-Inventory Sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Storewide sacrifice of seasonable merchandise for men, women, children and the home. All perfect qualities and all greatly reduced for a quick disposal. Our original low prices still lower, which means values that pay big dividends to all who shop at Sears, Roe- buck’s during Our Pre.Inventory Sale. Perfect Quality Seamless MINSTER RUGS Our Original Low Prices Greatly Reduced for a Quick Clearance Rugs of great beauty, charming in pattern, lustrous in pile. They have a durability such as only American power looms can assure. Convenient payments can be arranged oty SR $3735 $57.50 8.3x10.6 Feet AXONOBELRT", . .c.o s v s s All Seamless and All Perfect $2730 Group of $32.50 8.3x10.6 All Wool Fringed Velvet Rugs... s2 'ig SALE—UPPER FLOOR Group of $42.50 9x12 All-Wool Fringed Velvet Rugs Store-Wide Reductions Clearance of Sporting Goods | Main Floor. '.l. ?Ula.: IAL;.‘S- e Tantsed T8 Botes. Reduced to 3 for..... WRIGHT & DITS RACKET, Olymple model; plays a smash Reduced to Clearance in Our Save on Toiletries Main Floor. For your vacation trip, Bedspreads, Towels Pillowcases, Ete. for Summer Ui Floor COTTON BEDSPREADS, 19¢ | 9125 EEETE 350 $925 SUMMER PORTIERES, items you can Panorama, Reduced NATIONAL CALL AL CLOCKS, 18 rebr srecn o | blue. 8-day movement. Fully eusranteed. Reduced — WATCHES, suit- for women, tos! same. Clearance of Men's Wear Main Floor. MEN'S CHECK NAINSOOK UNION ~ SUITS, cool, com- ble. ~ Elastie tape oris 1 Pond’s Cold Cream for Electrical Dept. Lower Floor. Clearance of metal bedroom fixtures. | lque and old ivory, Women’s Sweaters Upper Floor. | SWEKTERS” 1n Wloon "of l 69 Lingerie—Corsets Upper Floor. MEN'S SHIRTS of cool. tan grenadine, Trish b » | coat ‘styles. Sz o MEN'S FANCY WOVEN MADRAS | 3 SHIRT: oking all- s o e 2 Reduced to ; | Pre-I Clear: switeh. Reduced to... . 49‘ STOVB l—‘ Convenient Payments Can Be Arranged #a8 ranges, porce- | POUBLE-uGAT RE- CEPTACLES . with keyless | socket. Reduced to. AUTIFUL HALL LAN- WOMEN'S CORSELETTES, desizned to slenderize the | ficure; handsome broeade | raven for coel _comfort. Sizes 36 to 50. Reduced to RAYON HOSE, in of desirable fancy sizes 915 to 1 P All of Above Fiztures Maten -l tallored ali-weol hu Clearance of Shoes T30 LI Main Floor. | . CHILDREN'S WHITE | CANVAS SLIPPERS, sizes 815 to 11, »_models. Reduced Electrical Appliances CHALLENGE CLEANERS, e ol $125 s 5175 Clearance of Boys’ Wear Main Floor LINEN SHORTS, =t AT $700) CANVAS {rlish “strap ositivel For ans Tog Greatly reduced ts Can Be Arranged Pre-Inventory Clearance of Silvertone Radios Floor Samples and Demonstrators Convenient Payments | Can be Arranged $859 All sets hanicall, - ot 42 ara machanioally por. or resses ot h 8es3 10" 8. Reduced o CES OF DINNERWARE, Four Deane & Valnes 2 I S to, ¥YS" WASI Main ol Pesty eioths ool ] :::;n B .'“‘"“_n..fi' analeer e | o foot. % to 10. Reduced fo WOMEN'S SILK CHIFFON dull-sheer effect so Clearance of Housewares - GEM PANS, made 69c recei: guarantee. 2 |of extra auality, LoT 1 Clearance of Trunks and Bags Main Floor. D Biack. = Ties sz o 10, 1oT 3 nud LCARPET sweE 3695 L Pened el :'T‘"" Neutre- Choice of 7-Tube e sets, com- s 59 Children’s Wear Clearance plete with tubes, LY Floor. talled. Our regu- l’_ g lar low price, LA 406 delivered and in- ma address Do vs o ve | CATLDREN'S RAYON Screen Grids or 8-Tube Neutro- dynes, complete | with tubes, deliv- | ered and installed. s $124.00, Quick or lace tri 8t 69 price, $100.00. Save on Radio Tubes Quick ~ clearance, No. 7 A, Ne. 245 A, FOLDING STEEL & INTS' GOWNS, h made o B white bath LADDERS. stcel Al Tubes guaranteed . WE RANTEE SATISFACTION OR YO MONEY BACK - : : v