Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 23

THRFF AND PONER BODY NANES EADY Hoover Withholds Appoint- ments From Senate to Avoid Treaty Conflict. By the Associated Press. President Hoover is ready to send to the Senate his nominations for the newly established Federal Power Com- mission and the reorganized Tariff Commission. i These nominations, together —with names of about nine new Federal judges to fill additional courts created by the last session of Congress, will go to the Senate_shortly. Mr. Hoover has carefully guarded the personnel of the two new commissions. The President is anxious to get con- firmation of the new Government agencies by the Senate before it ends it< special session, but he has withheld the nominations on the advice of Sen- ate leaders who didn’t want to take a chance of confusing the treaty con- test with a fight on nominations. There are many unconfirmed rumors about the make-up of the new Tariff Commission. One of these says that Edgar B. Brossard of Utah, the present chairman commission, and Thomas O. Marvin of Massachusetts will be the only members of the exist- ing commission to be retained. A strong movement is on for the re- appointment of Sherman Lowell of New York, who bears the indorsement of the National Grange. Grange leaders are active in his behalf k Claude Draper of the Wyoming Pub- lc Utilities Commission is regarded as 2 likely choice for the Power Com- mission. MICHAELSON FALLS BEHIND IN RECOUNT| Tllinois Representative Who Fig- ured in “Leaking Trunk Epi- sode Apparently Beaten. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 17.—Representative M. A. Michaelson, who figured in the *leaky trunk” episode in Florida last year, appeared today to have been de- | Zeated for renomination from the sev- enth district by J. C. Moreland. The recount of votes in the Spring election was expected to be completed today. With only 123 precincts miss- ing, Moreland's lead was announced as 611 votes. On the official canvass following the primary, Michaelson was declared win- Ber by 56 votes. GIRL SCOUTS MAY UNITE Yentative World Constitution Is Adopted at Meet in ‘England. LYNDHURST, uxn‘ht‘;:d' Jflu:yl l.lséom: —Girls representing the Gir! ul moyement in 28 countries yesterday adopted a tentative constitution for a world association, after a week of con- ferences at Foxlease House, &raining school of British girl guides. Princess Mary was one of the keenest workers during the week for the inter- national association. Striving with her secretary. The movement will be kept free of politics. SRS e WOMAN SPANKER LAUDED| Admiring Letters Flood Cell of Man Jailed After Collision. HANFORD Calif., July 17 (#).—Be- eause he pulled a woman motorist out ©f her automobile and spanked her after a minor collision, John Sorder is re- ceiving admiring letters from all parts of the country. The writers congratulate Sorder and urge him to “keep up the good work.” | | Appears Defeated & o —-— M. A. MICHAELSON, Seventh district, Illinois Representative in Congress, who fell behind in race for | renomination, recount favoring More- land. Miss Emma Wold, technical adviser to the United States delegation at the recent Hague Conference on the Codi- fication of International Law, will tell members of the National Woman's Party of the part women played in the conference, at a garden party given in her honor, at the Alva Belmont House, 144 B street northeast, Sunday, July 20. Miss Wold will be introduced by Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles of Wilmington, Del., second vice president of the National Council of the Woman's Party. Hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Linebarger, Mrs. Nina Allender, Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, Miss Julia Emory, Miss Mar- garet Lambie, Mrs. Burnits Shelton hews_al Miss Joy Webst: CREERON 614 12th St, Bet. F & G $5.00 to $6.50 Matron Hats $3:50 e $3:28 Black and navy—fash- ioned of horse hair and light-weight straws. Bridesmaids’ Hats $5.95 and $6.95 Formerly $8.20 to $9.50 Made to fit the head—21 col- ors to choose from. July Clearance of Large Headsize Hats Reduced to $1, $2 and $3 Houw Bright and Full of Energy This Boy Looks! He Keeps His Face and Hands Clean and Healihy with Cuticura Soap Teach children early in life to twe Cutleura Soap every day and Cutieura Ointment for any rashes or irritations. Sham- with Cutieura Soap kecp One invites him to direct traffic in Frankfort, Ill, and Wis. Sorder is serving 30 days for dis- turbing the peace. another in Monroe, Taleom 2e. poos the hair healthy and thick. Soap e, Ointment e, and be. : Potter Dreg & Mass. Chemical Corporation, Malden. SEMI~ANNUAL Queen Quality Shoes Colors y Vacation Footwear At Reduced Prices This is your opportunity to secure Queen Quality Foot- wear at a big saving. A large selection of White Kid, Linen, Eggshell, Sun- tan, Green, Blue, Gray and Black Kid, in Pumps, Strap Pumps and Oxfords for evening, street and sport wear. Sizes AAA to C. - Impoted Woven Sandals All White, B:ige Tan, Black and Combination final reduction 53.95 ueen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street N. W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1930. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th. 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 198 Pairs Women's Novelty Silk Gloves 39c¢ pair Broken lines of our regular $1 gloves! Soft, washable silk, in light and dark eolors. Street Floor Save Friday —— Store Closed Saturday— Every Department Represented in This One-Day Sale—Many Unadvertised Bargains—No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders on Thrifty Friday Items. 460 Pairs Women’s Stockings Some imported; full fashioned lisle stockings, that sold at 50c, Fine for sport’ c and general Summer wear. BStreet Floor 75c and $1 pair. Furniture Priced Considerably Less! (48) Fiber-covered Hassocks, for porch, auto, or Summer cottage; originally $1.75. D5 Friday only Fiber Rockers, hand-woven, Were $1250. Friday PO (3) Fiber Ferneries, galvan- ized containers. Were $l 95 $3.50. Priday only... o (2) Shoe Boxes, chintz or ve- lour covered; can be used as foot stool; slightly solled. Fiber Suites; 3 pieces; spring cushions upholstered_in bright cretonne. Were $98. Friday. i Fifth Floor Many Bargains In Housewares! (19) Wood Salad Sets, only (42) wooden spoons. Were 19¢ and 25c¢. Friday only (36) Whisk Brooms. Were 49c. Friday only. . (24) Whisk Brooms. ‘Were 25c. Priday only. . origininly oBe; Pridey ally 98c. ay b 19¢ (14 Pcs.) White Lined Yellow Enamelware, tea pots, coffee pots, kettles, etc. Were 39c 98¢ to $1.49. Priday only Guards, () Electde Table Stoves originally $3. y s 98¢ Rugs and Floor Coverings Cut in Price! Felt-base Remnant Lengths for Kitchenettes, baths and pantries; good selection of pat- terns and _colors. Regular Frida; rass a Fi ‘Runner, remnant lengths. Reg- ularly 75¢ to $1.35 a yd. Friday only, yd......... (19) Hodges' Fiber Rugs, sizes 8x10 and 9x12. Were only .. Runner, g Regularly $1.20. day only, yard ous Craftsman makes, 4x7 feet. $13.50. Friday ‘Reversible. $7.95. Friday $5.95 (32 yds.) 54-in. Cocoa Run- mer, natural color; ideal for porches. Regularly $1.90 750 yn('g.' Friday only, yard % yds) 2%-inch Cocon reen stripe. Fri- soc (5) Grass Rugs, of the fam- and Ultras Fifth Floor (20) Women's Coats, black bangaline (corded silk), smartly tailored. Sizes 16 to 42. Originally $6.95. Friday only . (60) Girls' Silk Dresses (136) Tots’ Hats of straw, pique and silk pongee; white :nd Summer colors. Sizes to years. Were $1. iy oty . oo (20) Infants’' Dresees, long; handmade and em- broidered. Were 7T4c. sgc Friday only (40) Rubber Sheets, white, some with pink pleated edge with nursery patterns. Sizes 18x24 and 27x36 inches. Were 39c and 50c. Friday only ......... (25) Rayon Underthings, for women; combinations and short-waist petticoats: white, pink and peach: 36 to 44. Were 79c soc Priday only .....o.e- (150) Women's Shorts, of broadcloth with yoke front and elastic back. ~Good col- ors. Sizes 28 to 36. 4sc Were 59c. Friday... (120) ks, of fine ) s;m-e 8, "'fil 8% to 10. Were” aae. 2 Pr8.; Dresses and Ensembles for the Junior! ‘ (35) Dresses and Ensembles, of printed crepes, chiffons and georgettes in the wanted Sum- mer pastels and designs. Smart yau'{:f:‘l‘ 5'3’1‘0“7:5 sl;;s 13 to 19. Originally .75. - day only .... . $5-00 Second Floor Glassware and China at Prices Lower Than Usual (67) Water Goblets, of green glass. Originally 25¢ 1 (23) Imported China Salt and e Origtnaty ual style. ally % 25¢ (50) 3-pe. % Bowl Sets, potter e ally 250 (18) 2-pc. Tea and Toast Sets, of imported china. Originally 50c .. (15) Bread and Butter Plates, of light blue glass. lsc ‘Were 35c each 150 Dresses and Ensembles for Women and Misses *10 chiffon, georgette and silk frocks; right from $16.50 stock! 14 to 20, 36 to 46. Second Floor For Junior Misses (25) Dresses and Ensembles, beautifully made of fine print- ed crepes, georgettes and chif- fons. Sizes 13 to 19. Were $16.50. (300) Wash Froocks, sizes 14 to 42. Sheer lawns and batistes, in pretty floral and dot patterns. Fully cut and well made. Were more. Friday only.. 690 (115) Tots’ Sum uits, of broadcloths, dimities, linens rayon flat crepes; white and solid colors. Slu'lm 2“ to 6 years. Originally 95c. Friday ony. 19€ (100) Hooverett es and Apron Frocks, of sheer dimi- tles piped with contrasting colors. Sizes 16 to 38. Were 50c. (48 doz.) Health Suits, of white cross-bar muslin with :Ioomer bottoms. Sizes 2 to years. Were 49c. Priday only ......... 40c (150) Smart Summer Hats, for women and misses. Brimmed and off-the-face styles of felt, straw and silk; good colors. ' Were $1 $1.66. Friday only.... (100) Girls’ White Voile Dresses, beautifully trimmed with lace and ribbon. Sizes T to 14. 1155, Friaay oy 159 (100) Girls’ Cotton Frocks, broadcloths, piques and lin- enes, plain 'or in gay prints. Sizes 7 to 14. Were Silverware Reduced! (27 pes.) Silverware Specials, including glass salt and pep- pers, baking dish, plated tea- spoons, plated knives and ice buckets. Were 69c each. 390 Friday only, each (70) Silver-plated Yced Tea Spoons, with pretty floral de- sign. Were 13c. Fri- day only . (10) Ttems, handle carving set, silver-plated sandwich trays, chop trays, sil- ver-plated casserole, sterling candlesticks a n d vases. ‘Were $2.00. Friday only ..... vees Street Floor Save on Sheets and Pillowcases! (36) Supertex Sheets, made from a heavy sheeting, free from dressing; fully bleached and neatly hemmed; 81x90 inches. W 49, Py oy e 9127 (96) Pillowcases, with colored hemstitched hems, in pink, Enre;n and orchid. lsprlu 45x36 ches. Were 39¢. l- 290 Third Floor $3.50 to $5 HATS Reduced to A wonderful clean- up event! Felt h for Fall, Summer; straws and silk hats for travel! Second Floor Drapery Remnants Reduced! (63 yds.) Self-tone Rayon and Colored Figured Drapery Fab- rics. Originally 75¢ to 25‘: 95c yd. Priday oniy, yd. Belgian Linen Remnants, for covering cushions; was 350 69¢ yd. Friday only, yd. (35 yds.) Glazed Chintz, 50 inches wide; for shades or slip covers; was $1.25 yd. Priday only, yd. Remnant Lengths Cretonne, Marquiseties and other mate- rials; were 29c to 50c 190 yd. Priday only, yd. ... Remnant Lengths Fabrics; were 55¢ to 75¢ yd. Priday only, yd..... A(10) High - grade wnings, now re- l/zofi Daytime Frocks at Great Savings! Pigque and Broadcloth Dresses, in plain shades and prints; mostly small sizes; were $1.95. day only ...... areanees (30) Smart Frocks of hand- kerchief linen, and swiss; prints and white; mostly small sizes: ly $3.95, $1.89 (250) Men’s Broadcloth Shorts, fully cut and well . Adjustable waist- . e (100) Boys’ Wash Sults of good heavy broadcloths in button-on waist, plain color pants. Sizes 3 to 7. c Were 50c. Friday only *7 (50) Men's Rayon Athletic Shirts, cool and comfortable, Sizes 32 and (100) Men's Polo Shirts, closely knit, yet porous to insure comfort. White, tan, blue and green. Sizes 36 to i 85¢ . (125) Boy:" :‘;I.L;m su::.. white to) lue, green or m‘rotgx: shorts. Sizes 30 to 34, Were $1. Fri- 790 day only (75) ' Wash Hats, with stitched brims; _tan, blue and white. Were 390 more. Friday only.. 300 Prs.) Women's Shoes, ll{lm, planfi Jeathers, - kid and calfskins; black, brown, blonde and xed.n Originally sas) and 8319 §] 47 Priday only .. .) Women’s Boudoir ("h)ot black leather with pompons. Broken sizes. Originally $1.79. 51-17 Priday only .....+ (100 Prs) Tennis Shoes, for larger boys wearing sizes 6% to 10. With canvas tops and heavy soles. sl 39 Originally $2.19... o 108 Pairs Boys’ Novelty Sport Socks 19¢ pair su.ln--.u)e socks to -;u‘h jummer ; sizes o 814 and size 10. Broken shades. Street Floor 39 Summer Hand Bags $2.19 A special low price for to- morrow's selling! Every one & smart shape—of silk shantung, silk crepe, raffia and novelty leather. Pastel shades, beauti- fully silk lined. Street Floor Clearance of Blousettes! (49) Pastel and Printed Cot- ton Blousettes, sleeveless and cool. Were 79c. Street Floor A Marvelous Purchase of Just 150 Spring and Summer Coats—Many White They Would Be $10.95 to $25.00 In a Regular Way at the Regular Time Another 150 of these smart Spring and Summer coats! 2 Not left- overs from Tuesday’s sale—but brand-new ones specially purchased for tomorrow! Sport tweeds, kashmeres, tricos, wool crepes and f broadtail basket weaves! Trimmed with lapin, squirrel, galapin and Black, navy, blue, green, capucine and white. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 48. Coats Originally $16.50 to $25.00 $10 Handsome cape and fitted coats of broadcloth, fine wool covert and crepes, Silk coats! med in kid tricova. Expensively trim- galyak, lapin, galapin, broadtail and squirrel. Sizes 14 to 527; ship, Coat Shop—Second Floor Coats Originally $25.00 to $49.75 $15 Luxuriously made coats with all the finest details of workman- material and trimming. Beautiful wool crepe, and broad- cloth coats, covert and tweeds— in a good selection of ex smart styles! Sizes 14 to 52V, Silks for Fashioning Cool Summer Frocks Formerly $1.39 to $1.95 Valugs Friday Only 3 - 89¢ A wonderful opportunity to get yourself a number of beautiful smart Summer frocks at very little cost! Every type silk included! Choice of Printed Chiffon and Georgette Printed Silk Flat Crepe Lovely Printed Shantung . Printed Rayon Crepe Third Floor Pep Up Your Radio New Low Prices . Remnants Wash Goods 145 Price One to four yard lengths of fast-color Summer wash fabrics for children’s frocks and mothers’ sheer dresses. Dimity, voile, batiste, pique, crepe, shantung—and many others! Third Floor B ArGaINs FOR MEN 128 Rayon Union Suits Well made, full cut suits of lus- trous rayon; smooth and non irrita- ting for Summer wear. Blue, sizes 79c 36 to 44. Friday’s price. . ... 110 Check Nainsook Undershirts Cool and comfortable shirts to wear with shorts. 72x80 nainsook! . Button front, sizes 40 to 46; regularly 2 9c 50c each! Also drawers 30 to 34. $4.95 to $6.95 Slip-Over Sweaters Light-weight wool sweaters s2.49 for golf or general wear; good colors. Sizes 40 to 44. (18) Silk Shirts, some with 12) Belts and Straj collar attached, rest with neck- {nim:.u ‘makers; sizes ;7',0":: bands. Sizes 143 to 15, 16% were §1 and $150, Fri- 2Qc day only c (97) Fancy Ties of light- and 17. Were $7.45. $1.95 weight silks; all neat figured Friday only (61) Cotton Madras Pajamas, effects; were 65c. day only .... A, B, D; full ‘cut; roll col- Street Floor adiotrons UX 227 Former Price $2.50—Now $2.20 UX 245 Former Price $3.50—Now $2.00 UX 224 Former Price $4.00—Now $3.30 UX 280 Former Price $3.00—Now $1.90 Radio Salon Fourth Floor lar; were $1.39. 'Friday ks only 79¢