Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 25

NIAGARA PLUNGE IS SHOWN IN REEL News Film and McNamee Present Graphic Story of Ride to Death. One of the sensational stunts shown in the latest Eventing Star Universal Newsreel is the plunge over the Horse- shoe Falls at Niagara by George L. Stathakis in a barrel. The pictures are being shown today on the sereens of Warner's Metropolitan, other Warner Eros’ theaters and leading Maryland and Virginia theaters. Stathakis laughingly bids his friends go2d—by as he erawls into the barrel. He is handed his mascot turtle and waves good-by before the ‘op of the barrel is bolted shut. The cameramen follow the swift toss- ing of the barrel through the angry water just above the ls until it finally is caught by the whirling flood ;1‘1 dragged downward into the rapids The barrel is carried under the water by the force of the plunge and lost sight of until the next morning, when it is finally sighted and dragged ashore. | ‘The turtle is taken out alive, but Stat- hakis had been smothered to death, his oxygen tank being unable te supply him ‘with enough air. Graham McNamee, National Broad- ecasting ace, gives a thrilling description of the plunge and also of other im- portant events in the reel, which in- cludes four startling air features and other news from both this country and abroad. Music is furnished by the Vietor Concery Orchestra, Rosarlo Bourdon, eonducting. NEW DUTIES FOR ARMY OFFICERS ARE ORDERED| Beveral Changes in Adjutant Gen-| eral's Department Made—Lieut. Col. Dunn Promoted. ! Several changes in the Adjutant Gen- { eral’s Department are announced in to- day’s Army orders. Col. Louis S. Chap- glel.r at Honolulu, Hawali, is assigned duty at the War Department, and Col. Paul T. Hayne, at the War Depart- ment, has been transferred to Hono- lulu. Maj. Walter Gullian, at the War Department, also has been ordered to Hawail for duty, and Capt. Perry C. Ragan, in Hawaii, has been transferred to the War Department. Lieut. Col. John M. Dunn, Coast Ar- tillery, at Fort Totten, N. Y., has been promoted to the grade of colonel with- Out change of station. Second Lieut. Elvin F. Maughan, Alr Corps Reserve, has been appointed a ue::‘d neuumnnt‘ in 1¢t,::,e Mrdcorp- ar Army, and assigned to duty at Fort Sill, Okla. . Maj. Edwin F. Ely, Finance Depart- ment, has been relieved from duty with the Militia Bureau, w?r Deplnmmt and assigned to duty a! dustrial College, uummm B Capt. William E. Bergin, lnhntl'y, this city on temporary duty, has been relieved from duty at San Francisco and assigned to duty 'lY.h the 16th Brigade, Washington, C. c-m. Larry McHale, Pield Arfllkry been transferred from Fort Sill, Okla., to the Panama Canal Zone, and Capt. D. 8. McConnoughy, Pleld Armlery‘ from Princeton University, New Jersey, to Honolulu, Hawali, FUGITIVE SLAYER BELIEVED HELD HERE Colored Man Is Arrested on 8 ment That He Fled Prison Life Term. A colored man, believed by the police to be Greenwood Rodgers, wanted in Laurens County, 8. C., as a fugitive slayer, who escaped years ago, is under Erren in this city. He was arrested by tives Paul W. Jones and Howard W. Smith when a former South Carolinian gave information as to his #lleged escape while serving a life le?:znu ml:o n:urder e et was about 18 years ago, the pol informant stated, ‘when rs and another colored man were arrested for the slaying of & white man and mmuu! his body, and it was shortly after Rodgers’ arrest and sentence that he | escapel. The other alleged slayer, the informant stated, died in prison. ‘The man under arrest was living on Canal street southwest under the name of Pinkney Saunders. He denles that * he is the fugitive slayer, and the local police have sent & copy of his photo- graph to the South Carolina authorities for identification, Injured in Fall. Allen Duvall, 40 years old, of Hyatts- | wille, Md., was severely injured yester- day afternoori in s fall from a ladder -nna working at Florida aven: nnd Fifth street northeast. Duvall, ekct,flclln, was taken to Casualty Hol- Philipsborn To Clear Friday 800 Cotton and Silk Frocks 4.95 Shantungs Washable Crepes Cotton Piques Silk Piques Dimities Voiles Three months of wear- ing weather ahead ., . thrifty to buy a whole summer’s supply of smart frocks at $4.95! Sizes 13 to 46 Third Floor 30. - WoODWARD & LLoTHROP 10™11™'F onp G STREETS Tomorrow isRemnant Day—Save 25% and More See additional Remnant Day offerings in today’s edition of the Washington Times Men’s Summer Suits, Special, $17.50 80 Men's Two and Three Ple;:onaul;;’ ig!m'.flmlel! Wfl:fll e l\l':nm leto for cool comfo: ain blue, grays and mixtures e gnkr::t:m:dt?:lf uqm?(;v PRS ALTERATIONS ONLY, because of the low price. Regular sizes 34 to 46; shorts, 37 and 38; longs, 37, 38, 40 and 44; stouts, 39, 40, 42, 46, 50 and 52. ‘THE MEN's STORE, SrcoNp FLOOR. Men’s Silk Socks, Special, 50c pair 6 Pairs, $2.75 A limited quantity of Silk Socks, with seamless lisle dnuhle hee!.l and toes, Black, navy, cordovan, gray, tan and white. Sizes 10 ® Sports Belts, 4 3, 38 and g0, 24 Men's Collrel n.. v roldered ™ o e s afln ‘Uny lerghicis: size e 01 3 fen's Stk Fous-n e 'l"&n.'x'-nc 32.80. Now 3 ) Blcow noon. Men’s Sports and Street Oxfords $6.45 pair Were 59 10 51350 55 pairs Men's White Buck, black and tan calf trimmed; fawn elk, brown elk trimmed; all-brown elk and tan and black calf oxfords. Straight and wing tip lmu lledlum‘ wide and narrow toe lasts. Leather and ruhber soles. Sizes 9%, 10%, 11; A T% to 112; B 6 to 11; C 6 to 11%; 5% to 10%%. Trr MEN’s STORE, 8rCOND FLOOR. Youths’ and Juniors’ Sports Shirts and coters: Wese . "Now We have taken these shirts and blouses from our res'ullr stocks...and re- duced them for immediate clearance tomorrow. All have short sieeves and sports collars. Celors included are green, peach, maize, orchid and helio. Youths’ Sports Juniors’ Sports Boys’ Sports Shirts Shirts Blouses Sizes 123 to 14Y; Sizes 8 to 12 Sizes 4 to 10 $190 $145 100 $145 75 $1.90 Were $1.50 Were $2 Were §1.50 Were 52 Were $I Were $1.50 THE Bovs’ Stors, FoUkTH FLOOR, Boys” Short-Sleeve Wash Suits, 85¢ 5, 132 suits. . .priced for clearance. Flapper style shorts; suits wmn phln-colm shorts, and fancy blouses. Linens and broadcloths. Sizes 1 69 irs Boys' Khaki ! ;::n'i T were Twue Boys’ Store, Fourte FLoor, Housewares—Greatly Reduced Subject to slight imperfections, some wlel or damaged inted Hardwes r Side Chalrs. W-n 2 Pidewair C’T lses, " with llnon aier Ovpress Wi with oval shaped Were V&c s drop leaf 5o 0T otrlmmefl 'L drop leaf table e Mediam ark green. n 4 Varnished Arm backs and wide 1 Hovnwnn AND' GRDE: mnm-vu Frrre ;‘nmo Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special 78¢ 500 rolls of good quality toflet tissue, 1,000 sheets to the roll. Housewares, FirTe FLOOR, Rugs—Greatly Reduced 1t 3 1 Suter Quality Crattsman Crex Ru 10, Kimlark Fiber Russ reduced as 1 Fiatn Green Aux'-'l 36x70._“As 5. Was Al oo Rucs, FIFTH FLOOR. ‘Was $19.50. Now. Ruffled Marquisette Curtains Special, $1.25 pair 100 pairs. . .specially purchued (or tomorrow's nmn'. Unusually fine qual- ity of marquisette in ivory and ecru shades, A large collection of short-length Cretonnes. Greatly reduced for clearance. DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS, SIXTH FLOOR. 11 :r:- Troy Gliders and Outdoor Furniture Greatly Rcduccd 2 Troy Gliders, m ico Snigh, Jae 3 n S 'z ,n--é‘fi. vl'llel o Ghding il e Pnl!ufl Reod Butto: 16r" sun. living room. Sofa, ci Sith eretonne "uphol i duck to match glide Jhtely, ete SiLto, Now uco fnish, Were 313,50 PUINl'rmlB SixTH FLOOR. NewBracelets and Necklaces,Special, 75¢ Purchase several of these fashion ensembles to wear with your lovely Summer frocks. Their pastel colors add daintiness to their femininity. lith Chokers, pastels to 2 Minfature Manicure Sets, Summeriime. " frocks iue. 10 tenth "; Cases vfi?. 5 ow 2 ‘Biack ‘and 'Green JRice ' Bea laces. Were gen. mi e Neaklaces. Wi 15_Colored’ Or. 5350, Now d. NoveLTY JEWELRY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR, Bavarian China—Specially Priced 60 Dessert Plates, Bavarian china, bluebell des 60 Bread and Bulunr.Pl tes to match 1 “Weller” Vi 1 ttalian oam and Ends of Open Siock, Fancy Ghins’ and P tly re- Shina and Pottery at greatly Cuiva, Frrra FLOOI Manufacturer’s Close- Out—Bo s’ and Youths” Keds, Special, $1. 35 pair Pun . white Keds with black trimmings. Lace-to- tyles that boys and youths prefer. Hard rubber soles. sclgu x'f'w' {l"s/z lr:d Bk Oxfords. ” ' Tan Elk Oxfords. e Ptehe T 4, mo cgasin-toe st e Dl Tubber soles. izes 10 to 1l ’/5 " 5 ( 11, 11%3, 12, 13 and Il‘& C Were §5 pair. No o 13", fere’ $4.50. Now. Bovs’ AND YOUTHS' SHoES, remrx FLoo! 100 Men' s 2-piece Summer Suitsfrom The English Shop Fine English Tropical Worsteds ‘Tue ENGLISH SHOP or THE MEN’s Store, Szconp Froo. » Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Negligees, Coolie Coats and Pajamas Reduced Robes. witl el eailas ot Dlack. bressds. erate \m Jight, borders of orchid and bitte: - Butin Ne il " leneth ng of green and rose.’ Were $19.50, §ulmr Nrericees, THIRD FLOO) Costume Slips, $2.95 Were $3.95 and $5 18 Taflored Radium Slips, with bandeau top, fastening at the side and flared skirt, and lace-trimmed and embroidered crepe de chine slips with deep hems, or in sil- houette styles.” Flesh, white and ch. and Radium Siipe, tn ored stvles, some, with embroidery; raluntiine and " siMOUEtiS MO Dark shadi 1y, Now . . -$1.95 & Extiataiis “Rndiam " Siips, ailored with hemstitched hem at the top an deep “shadow-proof hem: wray an white. Were §5.95. Now .95 CosTuME Sups, THIRD FLOOR. Silk Underwear Reduced 20 Crepe Dance Sets, Step-ins and Lace-trimmed, and taflored ;gm-. Rastel shades. Were 2.2 7 Tailored Cre; 5i5 applls gue and embrofders.. Flesh, Thite and blue. Were $3.95. ~Now 2 Kayser Bloomers, e tan and navy, Regular navy_and tan. - Three-star ok. “Were $4.35 and $4.80, od ' French Lovely laces trimmin Now Socis 10 Lace-irimmed broidery m S1Lx UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Week-End Candy Speical Two Pounds, 95¢ Chocolate-covered creams, nougats, caramels and nuts. Also bonbons. Canp1Es, A1siE 14. FmsT FLOOR. Universal Auto Seat Covers—*31.25, 52 Lowest Prices at Which We Have Offered Them 57 Seat Covers, for small sedans and coaches. Special .........$2 4 Seat Covers, for coupes. Spe- clal sesesssesasscasans $1.2! Avto Sear Covers, FOURTH FLOOR. Gift Shop Reductions All Damaged or Soiled m Leather Waste Paver Basket: 310 1 Flower Holder. nc'wmn, was' 315, Now . : .58 ‘Tre Grrr SHop, SevenTH FLOOR. Sanitary Belts, 25¢ Specially Priced Only 36 of these narrow elastic belts. Sateen tabs and pins. 24 Fiesh Velle Sanitary !l!p ins and Pettico 5¢ Camisole-fop_ Dress Bizes "% W Bot D, Jerser-o mlmv or r-nh nun‘u m.nnv No-nom, Am.: fl l"ms'r Px.oon Camp Furniture Reduced Folding Camp, Tables: constructed of hard maple. 3.25. Now %2.25 . able Trong "foat rest hlck rul‘ wnd artillery wheels. ~Heavy Now CAMP PURNITURE AND CARRIAGES FourTH FLOOR. Outdoot Toys Reduced Dark Maroon Speedbike, cauipped R g Srards T orine seat and stand; 16-inch -n-el.'wxmh:nlm tires, o T agter brakes a ¥, Departure conster raind Twin Carriaces, 1 tan, 1 ecru. Were £2.05 ished tn light green A I T Barnt Grange’ Révérsible: i artliers wheels and bra ow 1 Aerinl Flver ‘Wagon, stufdily o m-'x‘c't'n?' P e Tres s $3.05. Now THE Toy StoRe, FOURTH FLOOR. | Vellum-finish Stationery Special, 65¢ 54 Bheets and 48 Envelopes; white, ey, and blonde. 18 Boxes Altractive Noveltr.weare Stationery, Some with " deckie-adx ReeteLined " ehvelopes. Was 18 ok No 70, Packa 1 d "Were 10c Bnflon", Ams 2, FIrsT !‘Lool Infants Apparel Reduced Plave and Oreandy .I'l Were £1 to $2. Now . 6Sc g.‘ "Ih l‘I|r!l 'l}:lh nflnzdemrmlde'nd hey atvle andmade. importe el Tand T Were Chine Creeper; all ow lile tots -A for liidle tote @’ Dress it trimmine Invanrs’ A"uz Fourta FLOOR. par. Pichic P re * plece styles; youthful colors. Sizes 13, 15 an fl'. Silk, Jersey and Knitted Sports Dresses $14.50 Were 525 10 $39.50 * 19 slightly SOILED sporis dresses, light and dark shades. Sizes 16 to 38. n l 3 Plece Silk lvnrll rrn:h‘ G;'"' 1 n.mn."rmnll- hmm ghades. Bizes 38 prints. _ Bizes 14 un 50 to uiao 78 bmm | Jhades, Sizes 34 f e s, Jult Bathing &) m ¥ T rere s388 f0'hs SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOO: Women’s Silk Frocks, $12.25 /5,56 30 Street and Afternoon Frocks of silk erepc. faille and chiffon; in green, blue, beige, tan, rust, navy and black. Sizes 3¢ to 44, © Dinner and Evening Frocks. of flat cren i3 Ensembles and One-plece Frocks fo and crepe de our; black. flesh 5 and sfternoon, of prigted sn v izes n cr-pe d_ chiffon. In navy, adus. Bizes 36 o 42. Were Women's DRessEs, Th: 0% W' N Ww . $1€.50 Transparent Velvet Evening Wraps, $15 A Special Low Price 10 Afternoon and Evening Wraps of transparent velvet with cnpe and sleeve model; in black, navy, brown, blue, green and orchid. Sizes 36 to 4 8 Evening and Dinner Frecks, of lace, 1 Iyory Crepe Satin rati ith long crome Qe Jonr snd chfien; i gleeves, vee neckline; “as is.” Aize 43 2 ; Now' as. 4 Afternoon Frocks of chiffon 1 Imported Prlnled Crepe, wigh long combined. printed goat o mate i Fy hiffon; nd 8 Frinted ramets Eyenln Cavess sizes 34 s M‘ nd 38. v‘“k 12850 Now ... i ernoon Frocks ‘of crepe an en: and Frlmed cmnnn Cocktatl jacket. i ca uney erepe de Jour atterfoon P36 Were Were §49.50. o5 del: size 36 Were $49.50. Now.$19.50 'n-u: ‘WALNUT Rooll “THIAD FLOOR, ? Little and Larger Women’s Frocks, $18.50 Were $29.50 and $39.50 8 ‘little women’s models of printed chiffon, plain chiffon and plain in blue, flame, peach, lslm' u;d short tl"g!vldm‘od‘lll ;lu:l :'5“,”3, rs’lp'é. d 3912; 9 1 omen’s models of piain rgette and plain an ed crepe, g e B e R U e el b e ot b o and 50%%. sncm.-zsxn Arrarer, THIRD FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Silk Frocks, $10 Were $16.50 to $29.50 12 Junier Misses' frocks of crepe de chine, t:ihlflcn. and georgette. One and two ks: weorgettes, de chines. 11 Jupier Missen’ Afterngon Frocks: seors i o and JUNIOR MIssES’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Misses’ Better Gowns, $29.75 %43% 14 flat crepe, chiffon and crepe roma street and afternoon frocks. Black, navy, beige, Lanvin green and powder blue, Sizes 14 to 20. in flat crepe. Printed ana 7 Afternoon and Evening Gowns ials In, grec crepe, chiffon and moire. Brigh e in_this fiame, capucing and black. ~Sizes Tres” 14 R0 18, Were 348,80 15 18, pere, S8.50 to 450,50, Now. 81678 ow (§22.38 3 Evening in taffeta and veiveteen. oo Misses’ Berren Gowns, Txip FLOOR, fl""'{‘m’."fl’o (ol Tl fli'fl Misses’” Afternoon and Evening Frocks, $18.75 were 52050 0 $39.50 43 frocks of rajah, flat crepe, taffeta and chiffon. Black, navy, beige, green and dahlia. Sizes 14 o 20 Wy Printed Washable Crepe Frocks, $9:75 Were $16.50 to $28 21 Frocks in flat crepe, Irlnledr an 26 Procks, with long and short sleeves. # Light and dark grounds. Sizes 14 to 20. ot siseves. A tew main enifonn 18 Street Dresses in flat crepe. Long and short sleev o Black, navy, 3 and capucine. Sizes 14 t0 18, Were $16.50 10 825, Now rory,, Iack, navy, sreen, 2 Misses’ FRocks, THIRD FLOOR. Larger Women’s Summer Dresses, $10 A Special Purchase at a Special Low Price 25 plain and figured voiles and dotted swisses like those regularly priced much higher. Surplice and circular skirt styles; sizes 4215 to 5014, SPECIAL~S1ZE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. Misses” Two and Three Piece Suits, $10 Were $25 and $29.50 12 Smart Suits, single and double breasted styles with peplums, nipped-in waist- lines, flared and pleated skirts. ’Puck-lg blouses and overblouses with “dress- maker” touches. O( covert, wool-crepe, Dasket weave and imported tweeds, In oxford, brown, navy and colorful tweeds. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Surrs, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ Street Dresses $1225 Were 525 10 52950 Little and Larger Women’s Coats, $15 Were $39.50 to $69.50 AR fur-trimmed dress coaty of covert, tricova and tricolain with collars of broad- lopan and malchine materials. “In tan; navy, black and oxford. L-8128 APpaREL, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s and Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords, $5.95 pair 253%™ 65 pairs Perforated Pumps and Oxfords, in Kid Pus a i, ereety w1 Deigel Rirned"Solee: Sizes Deipe. TUrRed solos. CBIEes o i , ‘nd AA: 515, e 3, 7 an A6 and 1A% 31 R s':.. 2 and 7 A: 304, i ere 38 lnd‘.t;n Were 310 -nd WoMEN's SHors, THiRD FLOOR Women's Silk Hose, $1.15 pair 4% 96 pairs semi-sheer hose, silk hem and plaited sulE Street shades. Sizes 8% to 10. 72 pairs Novelty-Heél Chiffon Silk Hose. 30 Dalrs Women's Eull. r.l;‘-flhlun!‘ Silk Were $195 pair. Now s bt ‘Women’s Hose, Aisie 19, ST R. Printed Celanese, Rayon and Voile, 38¢c yard Was $1 to $1.65 yard 500 remnants...1 to 3 yard lengths...afford an unusual selection of gay Sum- mertime prints and colorings. CorToN DRESS Goops, SECOND FLOOR. Silk Crepes and Satins, $1 yard Were $195 to $3.50 yard 1,200 Remnant Lengths of Plain and Fancy Silk Crepes and Satins, from 1 to 21; yards in the plece. On sale Friday only at this great saving. Colored Honan Ponsge, 1 to 3 Were 85¢ yard 80c oy = Culnud glllnl 0 SLs, SEconD FLOOR. 20 arg lengths, Wore: WLEB :h o h Girls’ Furmshmgs Grcatly Redusced ll (‘ovenlll. blul lr A 1 m.!. Plnglli Silk 81 on bodice Qon or, s 'h)auun yellow .nd Were s 9 Dance pastel and printed machine made S, 20_Voile ‘Chem Btei ‘i -nd pastel lhldcl sizes 32 to I! Now Waibeesse Handsome West-of-England Flannels See additional Remnant Day offerings in today’s edition of the Washington Times Children’s Sport Sox 25¢ pair Were S0c CHILDREN'S HosE, AIsLE PIRsT FLOOR. Girls’ Oxfords, $3.75Were §5 1. 'lj{' OI.I‘II' l'! i Dll.l‘ll fi 1, u' ™ Anl 1 3, G toe T T e 14 4 '-nu 1 B Were ov nd 4 Were 3280 pair. Now GIRLS’ ANy JUNIORS’ SHOE! Fourte FLoOR. Girls’ Frocks, $3:50 Were $5.75 to $22.50 :1 Girls' georgette, crepe de chine ffon md English-print frocks. !Ilu 7, 8 1C and 13, 5. &"h'ds “n'fl Hin T 650 and $19.80. Gmis” Frocks, Founts FLoon. Tots’ Cotton Tub Frocks $145 Were $2.95 to $6.50 35 Cool white vollu. printed dim- ities and printed lawns. Sizes 2 24 Boys' ellow and green. Sizes are Now vanmx APPAlll. Fourt FLOOR. Crepe and Satin Blouses $4.50 Were $8.75 te $10.75 30 Costume blouses and tailored silk shirts. Pastel shades, tan and white. Bizes 32 whn. Fur Coats, Iackeu and Scarfsc Reduced rim. Jiee, 6, Beaver trim. n Lapl %n $115. ulnl c-l‘ sire i Maids Rayon Un!forms $2.95 Were $7.75 and $16.50 10 Rayon crepe and rayon satin unllunns. with dainty mlllm and Black, navy and v Chanet i T O e Were' 36, Now....81.08 Silk and Pique Frocks $145 Were $2.95 to $5.95 30 Printed frocks, tub silk frocks and frocks of pique. Long-sleeve Jackets. Regular and extra sizes, 4 Leng-sleeve Frocks: fited stvies wu.‘ e » $3.05. No fow_ski waistiines. ~ Were $10. Now Home Frocks, THiRn FLOOR. Brassieres and Bandeaux 50c Were 75¢c to $2 8 Bandeaux and bragsieres tn the el known ‘Blen Jolle, soRivaL T4 ac ana Debovoise makes. T A R e styles. Good Lo Fr triple-ply net §'Vere 1850 Rayon Bloomers and Chemise, 95¢Were $1.95 35 Rayon Bloomers and Step-in Chemise. some with brassiere top. The well liked Munsingwear, Ray- on Maid and Kayser makes; pastel hades: broken sizes and styles; Knir UNoERweaR, THIRD FLOOR. Lace Gown Yokes, 75¢ 25; were $1. Of imitation Breton Iace, some with arm sections. Oth- ers straight-neck effects. Laces, Atste 13, Frrst FLOOR. "o 33730