Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SIXTH ENGINEERS PLAN | |, REUNION SATURDAY “Who Stole the Cow on the Marne D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1938 he had been forced to and then had been beaten and choked, Fitzmorris said he had no relatives. Under cross-exam- POLICE ACQUITTED e emss . , Tetired, the father D. Harris of Company . action with_the ‘Willam J. Har- Front?” to Be Discussed ris. Democrat, of Georgia, and Lieut. | Gol, John'N. Hodges, described a3 “the fili?zbfir” brigadier general in the T A 5 The dimfl;;rrunm is planned as a elude to 3d Division reunion, to held in Pittsburgh, Pa., July 10-13. The 3d Division included the 6th En- ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN Fs0 Another of Our Famous Hosiery Value-Giving Sensations Salerof Sikk: Piciot CHIFFON HOSIERY attorney for the defendants, he declared | his mother and father were living. Fitzmorris testified he had studied i lgw two years at New York University. He said he had studied constitutional by Veterans. —_——— law, but had recelved no instruction in torts, contracts, criminal law and other fundamental subjects. Witnesses festified Fitamorris was the ot on ihe night of May 18 8t | ot tne renion of the 6th Engineers | gincers, in France Association Hall. 500 G street, and taken |8t the Hamilton Hotel. Lieut. Col. E. to the sixth precinct station. Fourteen |L. Daley, on duty in the office of the colored men and a white man were |chief of Army Engineers, regimental | Philipsborn | “Who stole the cow on the,Marne front?" is scheduled to be the main topic of discussion ¢n Saturday night Conflicting Testimony of Wit- ness Aids in Clearing Three Top “* in Arrest of Group. Tomorrow—Last Day of the Season’s Greatest Month End Sale: 1,900 Prs. #6-° & #8:° Shoes PORTUGAL GIVES NOTICE commander of the outfit in France, :fl} lhs‘f on;{og Lhde l;')romll:\hem hlu?‘:t.!. as | Royalists Enjoined Against Ad- 5 Robb, - o B dobr i hering to Republican Movement. geeding Ma). L. E. Atkins' 85 Assistant Engineer Commissioner of the District, - and was company commander of Com- LISBON, Portugal, June 26 () —The pany F. The dinner is scheduled to| Monarchist party today published a cir- cular to all Royalists, enjoining them not to join the civilian militia, which start at 7:30 o'clock. Forty men are to attend the affair, will be created soon with the object of supporting the dictatorship. including Dennis O'Dear, former first sergeant of Company E, described as | the oldest enlisted man of the outfit; | It was said that their adhesion to the Warrant Officer J. J. Murphy, who | Republican movement would detract served as & eaptain in France; Donald | from their allegiance to the deposed | R. Woodward, a sergeant in Company King Manuel. taken into custody at a raid on the hall early the following morning. One of the latter, Willlam McCoy, colored, charged he had been struck and choked after his arrest. ‘The .three defendants denied the Charges. Frazier testified he had been at the station only a few minutes the night in question and had taken no part in examination of the prisoners. His statement was corroborated by Edwards and Mathews. ‘The defendants charged two of the 14 men arrested since had been con- victed of housebi ing. Three policemen were exonerated of charges of using excessive force in questioning a group of colored prisoners after a three-hour hearing yesterday before the Police Trial Board. ‘The ‘men against whom the cases were dismissed were Robert J. Frazer, a clerk at the detective bureau, and R. D. Edwards and W. J. Mathews, both of the sixth precinct. conmet&g testimony was given by Lester Fitzmorris, colored, 20 years old, one of the chief prosecution witnesses. 2,300 Pairs—Regularly Slightly broken lots from Much Higher Priced the “Cream” of our Summer A galaxy of style hits in ties, pumps, straps and oxfords Blue Kid White Kid Green Kid Beige Kid Suntam Kid Our Rug Cleaning*Facilities Are at Your Disposal—Phone NAtional 3770 for Estimate W. D. Noses & Soms SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Linens Tosca Cloths Patents Satins Reptile Grains 3 Pairs, $3.25 Beige Clair Dream Pink Ivorie Modoree Midi Plage Tan Nude White Shantung Every Pair Perfect National 3770 and Full-Fashioned All sizes jn the lot from 23 to 8, AA to C. Spike, Cuban or 2 A Only occasionally are Junior Louis Heels. we_ fortunate enough to secure these stockings to sell at this price, but when we do it's an occa- sion no one can afford to miss—Summer's just starting and here's your /| one big opportunity to supply all your hosiery NEEDS at marvelous Savings. Values that are just as thrilling as the styles are beautiful—styles for vaca- tionists and stay-at-homes— for active or spectator sports wear—for business, for street and dress wear— . 200 Hats : \ Dm.:‘t delas);;h;);“Nowr. $.4.95 : — Originally $10 to $18 Including the fashionable straws of the sea- 0dd Lots Home Needs $1.00 & $1.50 Silk Hose 1/3 to ]/Z Ofi and Silk-and-Rayon Hose son at a price that makes buying 2 real economy. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR .0dd lots, including seconds of full fash- A great Friday clean-up on -ouf - third floor—including odd lots of win- ioned thread silk hose and seamless silk fiey, dow shades, floor coverings, grass rugs, silk-and-rayon and draperies, lamps, lamp shades, carpet sweepers, and luggage. rayon hose. Popular Childrgn’s Wear Pre-Inventory Specials in Twenty Departments In The Opportunit)". Shop : Clearance Raincoats $9.50 Were $4.95 to $9.95 Once a year we hold this remarkable sale of raincoats—and what a welcome event it is to Washington women. One needs a raincoat the year round—to carry on vacation—for the sudden thunder- showers that are bound to come — for fishing parties and all Summer outings—for the rum- Satisfaction Since 1859 INeseiia Pre-lnventory Special Summer Shoes Regular $8 and $10 Styles 2 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. colors. R-E-M-N-A-N-T-S[5ovs WEAR ble seat. Many attractive styles and materials that make it an easy matter to find the one you like. We suggest that you come early to secure best selection, for in an event of this character last year we sold out a few hours after open- ing. Sizes 14 to 44 Pre-Inventory Clearance DRESSES $0.95. 40. $]3.95 $]3.95 $13.95 $16.7 20 P $16.7 25 Wash 30 Afternoon and street dresses. Were $16.75 to $25. Sizes 14 to silk dresses. Were 5. Sizes 14 to 40. rinted crepe dresses. 5. Sizes 14 to 44. Were 50 Street, afternoon and evening dresses. Were $16.75 to $29.75. Sizes 14 to 44, $18.95 25 Afternoon, street and evening dresses. Were $29.75 and $39.75. Sizes 14 to 44, $23.95 20 Afternoon, street and evening dresses. Were $20.75 to $49.75. Sizes 14 to 44, This group of Spring and early dresses is from our regular Summer collection. Not all styles in all sizes, but a size range in each group. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Allen-A Silk Stockings As Pretty as a Picture.... And. So Cool : Sheer Chiffon An exquisite gossamer-like chiffon—a perfect hose to wear with dainty Summer frocks. wear that you have only thought possible from a much heavier weight hose. The famous panel-curve heel lends distinctive smartness. shades. Sheer Service For afternoon and street wear this sheer service is the smartest and most practical hose. ample of Allen-A value in wearing quality and beauty., Silk to the narrow lisle garter hem. All newest shades. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Twelve of our most popular Summer styles in kid and fabric shoes must be closed out before inventory because of incomplete S1ze ranges. y These smart shoes are in Summer colors of beige, blue, green and red. A variety of heel heights. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Pre-Inventory Clearance TABLECLOTHS Hemmed Without Further Charge Regular $6.75 Cloths 67x86 Inches $3.75 Regular $12.50 Cloths 78x90 Inches $8 Regular $5.50 Cloths 67x68 Inches $3 Regular $9 Cloths 72x72 Inches $6 Regular $7.75 Cloths 70x88 Inches 72x72 Inches $4 $5 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Regular $8 Cloths It will give you $|.so All the enchanting Parisian $|.35 A striking ex- 69c(PLAY-ALLS—Sleeveless gar- ments with suspenders and drop Ie:".l. ;relalua bwllh gilrcun char- acters. or blue. izes 2to 5. B Soc 7% GIRLS’ VOILE DRESSES in charming printed patterns; long Wl]ifi:& gathe ‘l'bt d flug{\ct. belt: Tubfast. izes 7 to 12. * 59¢ “CHIN-CHIN” RAYON UNDER- WEAR, sizes 6 to 12. Runproof rayon French panties, vests, bloomers and combinations. 59¢ (Bargain Booth).... 59¢ CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS and Sun Suits. Soft knit- ted yarn suits with stripe apd nov- elty woven top. Ventilated +sides and plain trunks. Sizes 24, 26 and 28. Sun suits with plain trunks and white net gops and 500 suspenders. Sizes3to 7 $1.25 GIRLS’ CAMP SUITS in blue or green chambray. Tailored middy with shorts to $1 00 Second Floor MEN'S WEAR APRONS—Men's aprons, for «cooks, waiters and butchers. Strong white material, blue denim 390 and Otis checks NIGHTSHIRTS — Men's broad- cloth and musllnd nsltgt;umm in plain and trimmes yies; stzes 16 to 20 88c MEN'S SOCKS — Assortment of fancy socks, perfects and irregu- lars.” New patterns in rayon 93¢ and lisle. . $1.50 KHAKI PAN' to 42 waist. Durable quality, with cuff bottoms '“,d belt. 950 1oops SHIRTS—Hundreds of men's broadcloth and percale shirts in white, plain colors and fancy pat- terns. Perfects and irregulars. Collar attached. Sizes 14 690 CHILDREN'S PLAY OXFORDS and Sandals, sizes 6 to 11. 990 Durable composition soles. . WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS in popular colors, with elk soles. Ribbon-trimmed cuffs. Sizes 3 to 8. PAIRS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS’' TENNIS SHOES, nationally known makes, some with crepe soles. All QQg¢ sizes. Palr.........ccveeen MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS—150 pairs soft leather house slippers with elk soles. Sizes 99¢ 6 to 11 BOYS’' & GIRLS’ LOW SHOES in all sizes. lg:b]lui;! of smart Summer oxfords acl and tan. $3.00 value.. $1’89 Second Floor . . Friday Specials FLOWERS—Assorted lot of 25c to 50c dress and coat flowers in clusters of all colors. 10¢ Slightly mussed 10¢ to 39 RIBBONS—500 yards satin ribbons, 1 to 10 vard remnant lengths. Ligne 5 to e HANDKERCHIEFS — Men's and boys’ white handkerchiefs with colored initial. Soft linen 10(: finish. 25c values, each Street Floor 29¢ to 49c Wash Goods 13¢ Yard Printed chiffon voile, printed rayon crepe, printed batiste, printed lawn, printed dimity, rayon flat crepe, plain colored voile and printed percale. 1 to 5 yard lengths in the most popular Summer wash ma- terials, p $1.29 to $1.79 Silks & Rayons 69c Yard Lengths from 1 to 4 yards in 40-inch all-silk printed chiffon, 40-inch all silk printed geor- gette, 40-inch all silk printed flat crepe, 40-inch printed ray- on flat crepe, 40-inch washable rayon crepe,” 33-inch printed silk pongee. Street Floor The Original and Genuine “Rose Garden” Print Dresses Formerly $3.95 —New Purchase to Sell at These altogether lovely Summer frocks are created of rich, heavy rayon flat crepe—printed in gay, brilliant floral and figured patterns, Styles include clever capes, princess silhou- ettes, high waistlines, tiered skirts, belts and buckles. Just the charming frocks for vacation wear—in all sizes 14 to 20 and 36 90, Second Floor Friday Clearance *5.00 to *6.95 Hats $2.7’5 Fine Baku Hats Peanut Straws Fine Milan Straw Perle Visca Hats Fancy Straws Black, natural and all colors in this disposal of the season’s most fashionable millinery &t a clearance price. Large brim models apd Summery pokes, medium sizes and off-the-face hats. All head sizes. Street Floor $2.95 79¢ BOYS’' WASH PANTS, sizes 8 to 18. Tailored of khaki 48 and crash, with belt loops. c BOYS' BLOUSES, standard makes, perfects and irregulars. Of broadcloth and percale. 55 Sizes 6 to 16 c BOYS’' 79 WASH SUITS in crash, linene, broadcloth - and ;lhnmbu_v.] Button-on ]und apper styles in all colors. 48 Sizes 2 to 8 c BOYS' $1.00 TO $1.50 LONG WHITE PANTS, in sizes 8 to 16. ‘Wide-cut legs, cuff bottos 79¢ and belt loops. 69c BOYS’ OVERALLS of strong blue denim; to 12; bib style HOSIERY BOYS' GOLF HOSE, slight irregulars of 35c grade. Service- able quality in a variety of new pairs for 50c. 18(? CHILDREN’S SOCKS—25c¢ to 35¢ misses’ and children's rayon and lisle half-socks and 8-socks, sizes 4 to 8%4; also “Whoopee" 5. socks, sizes 4 to 10 $1.00 SILK NET HOSE, Summer vogue, in the new light shades. Slight irreg- Q¢ ulars $1.00 BEMBERG HO S E—Fa- mous Bemberg full-fashioned hose in the fashionable shades. 590 Slight irregulars. ... . CHILDREN'S 39¢ & 50c SOCKS —Phoenix and other famous makes in beautiful lisle and rayon “whoopee” socks. % and 7: socks and sport hose, All sizes 4 to 25(: 10. Perfects and irregulars. . $1.00 RAYON UNDERWEAR— Bloomers, step-ins, shorties and vests of firm quality rayon, in tailored styles. the Women’s $5.00 & $5.98 Bathing $9 95 Suits 3 100% Virgin Wool All sizes 34 to 44 In this special selling of high-grade bathing suits at this bargain price. Smart one- plece models with skirt attached In plain colors, stripes and nov- elty designs. Sun backs. Red, green, malze, orentd, copen and peach. orange, Women’s New Beach 31_19 « Coats Your opportunity to select & jaunty, colorful beach coat at & low price. These are made of lustrous, firm black sateef, show- ing large colored balloon figures and floral patterns. Long tuxedo roll collar. Small, medium and large sizes. $1.50 Corsets and Girdles—Lace- back corsets of coutil and rayon- stripe material with elastic top and medium hips, graduated front stay; girdles of rayon-stripe ma- terial, i a'l.«‘ie fastened, with elastic gores over hips. Lightly boned.. $1.00 Second Floor | [' i