Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 22

B—6 FILW NEWLYWEDS FSLAPE FRIENDS " Slip Away From All for Honeymoon. By the Associated LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 16.—The screen world's latest newlyweds, Ben Lyons and Bebe Daniels, whose mar- 1 riage a Wilshire Hotel Sai- urday screen colony's so- cial ev the season, were hon mooning today somewhere in Northcrn | California. The wedding ceremony was per- | formed by Rev. James M. Lash of the | Firsi Congregational Church, Holly- | wood. before approximately 1,000 guests. | After the ceremony, attended by film- | | { dom’s great and near-great, the pair slipped away, where, even their best friends won't tell. I Lyon, juvenile screen lover, is a 1i- | Ji censed ‘pilot and owns a piane, but | whether the two took off for an aerial | [l honeymoon is & matter of conjecture | M in Hollywood. Some reports said they motored _toward Carmel-by-the-Sea, | [l south of San Prancisco I The marriage culminated a year's | M romance, though the two have known | each other since childhood. It was | the first marriage of either. I Miss Daniels wore a satin gown and a flowing veil covered with orange blos- | QI soms. A diamond necklace, a gift of Lyon, was about her neck. Her gift to the bridegroom was a tennis court at | the Hollywood Hills home they will oc- cupy. Mrs. Harry Martin, screen critic, was matron of honor and Hal Howe, actor, served as best man. Tentative plans of the newlyweds in- ¢lude a honeymoon trip to Europe later | in the Summer after they have con- cluded present film work. | | “WHISKY REBELLION” | | DEFENDANTS TRIED| Forty-Six Idahoans Charged With Federal Prohibition Law i Conspiracy. —_— By the Assoclated Press. COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, June 16.— Forty-six alleged participants in second North Idaho “whisky rebellion” H were called to trial here today before gederal Judge McNary of Portland, reg. Accusations in this case, which close- | ly resembles the' so-called Mullan | “whisky rebellion” of last Winter, in- Yolve Hermon J. Rossi, mayor of Wal- | lace, Idaho; W. H. Herrick, former | mayor; peace officers, city councilmen a others. They are charged with having conspired to violate the Federal lquor prohibition laws. The Mullan case ended when the mayor, city councilmen, the chief of police, a patrolman, a_Shoshone Coun- ty deputy sheriff and nearly a score of others were convicted. The defend- ants admitted that the liquor law vio- lations had been permitted, but argued that revenue derived from them saved the town from bankruptey. ACTRESS WE.DS DIRECTOR Jocelyn Lee and Luther Reed Ex- emplify Stage Romance. | I Il | I I | Il I | LOS ANGELES, June 16 (#).—Trans- fating some of the romance which fs their stock in trade, from the land of make believe to their private lives, Jocelyn Lee, film actress, and Luther Reed, director, were married here last | j|| night. Dr. James H. Lash, pastor of the | [l Hollywood Congregational Church, per- | formed the ceremony before a small | group of film celebrities and financiers, | friends of the couple. I | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Admiral George Dewey Na- ¥al Auxiliary, United Spanish War Vet- erans, Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8 p.m. Sacred musical program, cholr of the Ebenezer M. E. Church and the Asbury | Choral Club, assisted by the Novello | Orchestra, Vermont Avenue Baptist | Church, 8 pm. | Benefit performance, “Your Uncle Dudley,” National Theater Players, Na- tional 'Theater, tonight, auspices La- dies’ Auxiliary, Nationai Capital Post,| I I I I No. 127, Veterans of Foreign Wars. i i I | Open-air festival, Men's Olub of Transfiguration, Episcopal Church FUTURE. Astrology class, Rosicrucisn Pellow- ¢hip Study Center, 907 Fifteenth street, tomorrow, 8 p.m. Luncheon, Personal Finance Oo., Am- | bassador Hotel, tomorrow noon. | I Lawn fete, Mrs. Eilen Spencer Mussey | ! Tent, No. 1," Daughters of Union Veter- | ens, North Carolina avenue and Sixth | street southeast, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. I Meeting, Business Women's Council, Church of the Covenant, tomorrow evening. Meeting, Washington Round Table, the University Club, tomorrow, 12:30 | I p.m. I Homemade food sale, home board committee of Areme Chapter, No. 10, O. E. 5., home of Mrs. Selma Klein, 6318 Forty-second street, tomorrow aft- ernoon, 2 to 6 o v 3 ¢ d World's Largest &\ / THERE IS A DIFFERENCE CU,\IRKK\' to the belief the bargain hunter who looks for LOW prices, there is is a difference in dry cleaning . .. that differ- ence is accentuated by the ability and the mechanical process for producing different cleaning . . . It is with par- donable pride that we offer you the cleaning services of m nd efficient plant science has de: tices and pri Insist on Vogue Cleaning —It's Better Don’t Forget Your RUGS! No Charge for Storage OCUL Cleaners ___3rd & Eye Sts. N.E. Sllowed its prac- nciples. ‘\\\S\\‘\“\\\\\“\‘\\\\\\\\‘\“‘\‘\\\fl"‘\\\\“\\“ R R I R R S S ST O IR S AR R A A AR R S N S A A A A A A A A AR A AR S ] | TWO DIE IN PLANE CRASH, e ONE CRITICALLY INJURED |; Fiummer. Fiqua, Ohlo, was critically Spin on Field Near Horse Cave, Ky. By the Associated Press. THE EVENING T crash 3 miles from here. Plummer was taken to the Glasgow +g!| Hospltal. He lost a foot in the crash Weciient F¥alows Orait el Gl e i Fab T araE Dl i e o e e e 10 A1 Holy Trinity he lost control of the plane after it Church, Southend, England, has offered took off from a temporary landing field. | to care for their children in the vestry It went into a tail spin, crashing on the | during the service, which will be coi | ducted by his curate. Rev. Norris re-| oo\ e He was demonstrating the plane for | cently appeared in the pulpit at a chil- BY the Ass i Bebe Daniels and Ben LYons| HORSE CAVE. ky. June 16—Mar- | recent. purchasers and. took "Mayfeld | drem's service with & dog. & cat, & ab- vin Mayfield, 21, ‘Horse Cave, and | and Tinnon up for a ride. Lemuel Tinnon of Nashville, Tenn.! Tinnon was a lineman for the Postal | strate his points. Dixie Highway. Hodges Room Size Basket Weave Fibre Rugs, $9.95 —The lovely Hodges Argentina Fibre rugs in basket weaves and a variety of modernistic designs and colorings. Choice of the 9x12 and 8x10 ft. sizes at this price. 6x9 ft., $5.69 36x72 in., $2.69 4Y,x7Y, ft., $4.95 27x54 in., $1.69 Kann’s—Third Floor. Ivory Enamelware 1 9-qt. Water Pails 98 Valise 5-qt. Dinner Kettles 415-qt. Lipped Sauce Pans 115-qt. Coffee Pots Ceach 3-qt. Convex Sauce Pans Kann’s—Third Floor. Porto Rican Hand-Embd. and Organdy Scarfs —There are three different sizes to select from—36, 45, and 50-in. lengths. Also in the collection’are 3-piece vanity sets. The c scarfs have colored voile centers. Kann's—Street Floor. Clergyman Child Nurse, To enable mothers to attend church, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, | | i | 1 es, but| Ve i 1 h . 3 A { | Klotz, French war-time minister of fi- | Senate to escape criminal eharges, bu! Traan '3 e Toom hore. i D | of Teroeery 5t Beasnted wss manacer | K| 0TZ, FORMER FRENCH | e e | d 1 tly reduced circumstances. | tenced to two years in prison and a fine | W FINANCE MINISTER, DIES | *2% s, For it Soimsince, |75t Those Who V/ear o Shorily afterward his wife divorced | Valet and Neighbor Watch Over sailles, was being shaved. Although he Ex-Leader, Whose Lfe Ended in Poverty and Disgrace. PARIS, June 16—A woman from Klotz suffered a collapse, and shortl bit, a canary and a goldfish to demon- | across the hall and his valet of 20 years | afterward was charged with issuing bad JUNE 16, 1930. nance, who died yesterd: Klotz, who signed the treaty of Ver- | Pe! The sentnece was sus- | New Comfort for FALSE. TEETH i | him and he was disbarred by the s No long: " 1ok tecth e e Shad Kept o the avit of his | BAT Astociatiqn. ‘During the last years | need’ 15" k pringied days of power of having his tonsor call | Of his life his purchase for the govern- || Gow, SIERt3 & e j instead of going to him. | heavily inthe New York stock market ment of American war stocks left in || im "and “comoriatie In 1928, after having reputedly lost | France was under considerable fire. €0oey. Dasty taste or feeling grass in the mlnullc-J 1,200 of These Cool, Sheer Frocks Ready for Summer Daytime Wear! And Imagine! They're Only 00 Polka Dot, Checked and Geometric Designs —If you put one on in the morning you will Batistes, Dimities and Prints, in Floral pirioted dim- —White tallor- _—Polka d ot 1 with pleat- lawn wit wkir,_ana 4 plue with D, WER white organdy inverted pleats. collar. trim, be likely to keep it on all day, or don an- other one just like it, because they are so looking as they are comfortable. Best of ideally cool, and comfortable, and as good = Rl . y g Printed per. m mm all they are inexpensive enough to have a different one for every day, and they're all Three-Piece Ready-Made Slip Cover Sets Of Cretonne or Striped Nearlin —Three-piece sets, made to fit the average size davenport, wing = chair and club chair, 8-Pe. Nearlin Sets At $6.44 —Washable set, for the thres pleces of furniture and five sep- arate cushions. 8-Pc. Cretonne Sets At $11.95 ~—Colorful sets made to fit the average size three-plece suite of furniture and five cushions. Seconds $1.25 Window Shades —Duplex and two-tone window shades. Size 3x5.9. In popular colors. 9c And only very slightly imperfect. Kann's—Third Floor. Shower Bath Curtains $1.85 Ea. —Rubberized cretonne curtains, in pretty bright colors to match your bathroom. 72 inches long. A special value. Detecto Bathroom Scales 5x18-inch Glass Shelves Mirror Front Medicine Cabinet Rust Proof Towel Bars. ... Rust Proof Glass Holders Rust Proof Tooth Brush Holde! Rust Proof Robe Hooks.... White Enamel Bathtub Sea Portable Bathroom Showers . Non-slip Rubber Bathtub M. Rubber Bathroom Mats. . White and Colored Toilet .$6.98 and $7.98 10x18-in. Oval Bathroom Mirrors.......... $2.98 Kann's—Third Floor. Ice Tub and Tongs $1.00 Set —A low price to pay for these attractive, useful sets. Cholice of two styles—one has an insert or ice rest of glass, the other a large glass coaster—and both are of rose or green glass with floral cut- tings . . . nickel-plated handle and ice tongs. Kann's—Third Floor. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46 1,500 NEW COSTUME SLIPS Rayon Satin Rayo-Krepe Nainsook $1 —An excellent oppor- tunity to secure slips for every Summer cos- tume, and still maintain your idea of thrift. Eve; nicely made in clev tailored or dainty lace - trimmed styles. All with shadow- proof hems. Sizes for misses and women. Extra sizes of Rayo- Krepe and Nainsook. Kann's—Second Floor. Sale! 600 Washable Play Suits e - $1.29 to $1.98 Values —Children’s smart, practical play suits. Nicely made in clever little styles. Some with white blouses, and striped, plaid or figured shorts . . . others with striped blouses and plain shorts . . . all wash- able. Just the things for the seashore. Cool and comfortable, and most eco- nomically priced in this sale. Kann's—Second Floor. TUB-FAST. Kann's—Second Floor, Here’s a Saving If You Wear Medium Service Weight Silk Stockings —Don't let the price mislead you into thinking that these stockings are “not worth coming down for.” You will be out of luck if you do, for these are the kind of stockings fastidious women buy. They are a meflum service weight, with 5‘-50? lllsole tops, lisle heels and toes. Sizes 4 to 10, Full Fashioned! Perfect! Smart Colors Kann's—S8treet Floor. ‘White organ - eol- ming. or Extra Sizes 48 to 53 A NEW COLLECTION OF $UMMER SILK FROCKS and ENSEMBLES For Sports, Street and Afternoon - $8.00 —Eight dollars is very little to pay for such smart dresses. In the collection you will find J; sports and afternoon wear. fabrics as Printed Silks, Washable Crepes, Georgettes and Sports Silks. Of course, there are dresses with the ever-popular cape and chic little jacket; short sleeves, cap sleeves and elbow sleeves. In plain pastel eolors and colorful prints. esses for street, office, ioned of such popular ] Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 40, 44 to 48 Kann's—8Second Floor. Non-Run, Rayon Underthings . 69cEa. —Beautifully tailored chemise, bloom- ers, vests, step-ins and panties—made of the new non-run delustered rayon. Soft as the finest silk, yet longsr wearing. Every garment full cui. prepe:ly sized and reinforced at all points of wear. —Extra size chemise, bloom- 2;8. rste -lmst l:d panties— of soft delustere rayon 79¢ ea. Kann's—S8treet Floor. Get Fasteeth today at Ligget & hd # eopies e [|/or_any other ‘good drue store.- Adver- Several mills in Italy will experiment || tisement in using esparto | today watched over the body of Lucien | checks. He resigned his seat in the ! ture of textiles.