Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1930, Page 6

THE EVENING WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930. ALMAS TEMPLE BODIES PLAN MOONL!GHT TRIP | Dancing and 4 Stunts Wil Feature | STAR, DRUG POTION FALS TOKILL ACTRESS Man Takes His Life i After 30 Years of || Daily Card Losses | | $5 Sateen Comforts Alluruuiv- 32.95 In pretty color- $1.50 Grey Blankets 60 x 72 - inch s oo l e gray cotton Real bargains, Our Phone Number—NAtional 5220—Charge Accounts lnviled ergs ‘THE DETNDABL TORE” Program on City of Washington blankets that every home will Friday Evening. find very useful. The uniformed bodies of Almas Tem- too. manufacturer, was 41 when he | |ple will give a moonlight excursion on started to play “kalaber,” a game the City of Washington Priday eve- like_pinochle. and for ‘30 years | |ning he had played 2t least 12 hours Dancing and_stunts by members of d Lina Basquette. W|dow of ly, starting at 6 pm. and fin- the uniformed bodies of Almas will be Sam Warner, Had Lost .’ Fight to Regain Child. | | afier sumbing tnto the Dambe | | i committce is s follows: = Ray- | ; By Cable to The Star. | BUDAPEST, August 13— | Michael Jurenka, Budapest shoe wit ed centers. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor at 6 o'clock in the morning at the | |mond A. Florence, chairman; F. A. C L conclusion of his last card game. | |Shepherd, secretary; Daniel Goodacre, Jurenka had played with vari- | | publicity; Charles H. Purcell, trans- B5 the Associated Press. LOS ANGEL Basquette, widow of executive, was t of poisoning at the here late last nig admitted a suicide a Miss Basquette hospital as later admitted after her maid had bro- Ren aown under questioning and given nac employer's true name. rionsly Poisoned. said she told them by her failure to obt a Warner a brother 1g the latter's her 4-year-old dn The child was of Sam Warner foll death. As Miss Basquette was being treat , her presen y. a_came hospital. He seemed much affected. but the actress said she didn't care to ree him. Attendants from the room rated since last J Miss Basquette appendicitis a_mor ted upon for and still i said she would not suffer any ill effects from her ex- perience last night. Talks of Daughter. The actress talked at length, hos- pital attaches said, ‘concerning her daughter. She said she left her hus- band, Marley, upon assurance of “high studio officials” that her child o be returned end that she had led an exemplary life in_her efforts to regain custody of the child. After she left Marley, Miss Basquette declared, “people prominent in motion ictures” tried to turn the child away from her. She said she was wrapped up in the welfare of her child and had nothing to live for after she recently had been refused its custody. Miss Basquette took the poison after 8 party at_her Wilshire Boulevard gpartment. E H. Sears, Ir. and Miss Basquette's maid were with the actress at the time and notified police. WALTER T. PRENDERGAST TRANSFERRED TO LONDON Administrator of Division of Proto- col in State Department to Sail on Leviathan August 20. | ‘Walter Thomas Prendergast, familiar to Washingtonians for the past two years as administrative officer of the division of the protocol in the State Department, has been transferred to the United States embassy in London and will sail for his post on August 20 on the Leviathan. Mr. Prendergast was secretary of the delegation, headed by Secretary of State Stimson, which participaied in the Naval Conference, and he passed some weeks in London in preparation for the arr of the coterie. His offices in St. James Palace were one of '.ha busiest peints for all interested in the proceedings and for visitors from this country in London at that period. Mr. Prendergast is & native of Marion, Ohio, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James Prendergast, still reside, and he is a member of a family well | known in clerical and professional cir- cles in the Middle and Northwest. He/ entered the foreign service immedi-! ately after graduating from Harvard | in 1922 and has been, besides the two | years recently passed in Washington, ‘ assigned to the emhassies in Brussels | and in Havana. i P et Woman Fires on Sheriff. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., August 13 (P —A woman motorist, who thought she was being held up. shot at Sherifl Frank Stoutamire of Leon County Mori- day night on a highway near here, bu missed him. ous_partners, but with constant misfortune. At 71 he had lost his factory and his estat-s, which had to be sold to pay his debts. His losses are ectimated at 100,000 Thirty years ago Jurenka had a quarrel with his wife and left home. He learned to play “kala- ber” in one of ihe innumerable Budapest _coffee houses. (Copyright, 1930.) portation: Guy S. Harper, entertain- | ment,_and Jesse T. Nussear, tickets. T T Y TR R S S ¢ Hourly Nursing Service Reristered Nurse Baths, Massage, Irrigations, Ete, Treatments Ordered by Physicians Col. 8676 Reclining Coaches | for Night Travel to New York Indinidual reclining seats make wight travel comfortable ABRAND NEW type of coach has been placed in service on the B & O night train to New York. It was designed and built for the convenience of persons who would like to avoid traveling in sleeping car berths. The special comfort features found in these new coaches make it a pleasant and eco- nomical way to visit New York REC IV"\G INDIVIDUAL SEATS, with foot-rests, allow you to relax comfortably and sleep. INDIVIDUAL WALL VIDUALVENTILATORS are on eachwindow.Thereare LARGE SMOKING ROOMS for both men and women. A BUFFET serves light meals at moderate prices. PORTER SERVICE is also available,and AMPLE BAG- GAGE SPACE is provided. There is no charge added to your fare for all these extra conveniences and comforts. This car is parked and ready for occupancy at Union Sta- tion, Washington, at 10:00 | 5 M Standard Tirme, so that you may retire early if youwish. “Train leaves Washington 12:25 BRACKET LIGHTS make for A.M. easy readmg During the night the dome lights overhead may & New type INDI- be dimme Ask the Ticket Agent for leaflet fully describing these new cars. D. L. MOORMAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent WOODWARD BLDG., 15th and H STREETS, N. W. Telaphone: District 3300 BALTIMORE & OHIO 70,000 OF US INVITE YOU TO RIDE ON OUR RAILROAD “So Delightfully Fresh and Clean” HAT'’S how Manhattan sends ry laundry back all the time. And their “Net Bag System’ of washing saves me money bysaving my clothes.” No wonder thousands of Washington housewives are so enthusiastic about Manhattan’s modern laun- dering Methods. Clothes are individually inspected and sorted according to color and material into Net Bags which protect them from all hard surfaces. The pieces are subject only to the gentle cleansing action of pure Palm Oil soap and many rinsings of soft, fil- tered water. This gives them that clean, sweet fresh- ness, so characteristic to well-laundered clothes. Best of all Manhattan-laundered clothes wear longer, sav- ing you money. And in just three days Manhattan col- lects, launders and delivers your clothes. Called for Monday morning they come back Wednesday after- noon; collected Wednesday, returned Friday, and so on. No delay or worry when Manhattan has your clothes. Start using this economical service today by phoning for our representative. He will be glad to explain details to you. ‘We Save You Money By Saving Your Clothes’ MANHATTAN LAUNDRY PHONE DECAIUR II20 Tatire Advertisement Copyrighipd 1930. GETS THE WEAR AND THE CLOTHES GET THE WA $1 Novelty Heel Chiffon Hose All Perfect! Brand New! 59¢ We have just un- packed these sheer, dainty hose, with their flattering two point self - colored heels—and we think you'll like them im- mensely. Silk from top to toe, with shaped ankles. Sun- tan, nude, crystal beige, grain and other new shades. Klddlel’ 29¢ Anklets 3 Prs. for 50c Perfect quality l7c plain colored rayon plaited anklets with self colored ribbed straight tops. Pastel shad. Buy the youngsters a half dozen pairs—they are dandy values! Goldenberg's—Main Floor $1.10 Ruffled Curtains 69¢c Fresh, crisp- \ looking ruffied 3 voile cur- tains, down to mearly half price —bargains well worth con- sidering, as it will soon be time to fix up your windows for Fall. 50- inch valance and tie-backs included. $1.59 Window Shades 95¢ Cut length is Slightly -mp-rhn Joanna or ecru. 3x6 feet. 65¢ Opaque Shades Perfect quality white, ecru or green Lt 486 lar 3x6-ft. size. Splendid values. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Extraordinary Feature for Thursday $1 Louray Bath Sets Refreshing I I c Salts and Body Powder Because the manufacturer was averstocked on this particular item, he sold us his surplus stock at a tremendous price concession—it certainly is a bargain at 4dc. Twelve colorful individual packages of fra- grant bath salts, a box of body pow- der, and a large velour puff. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Are Good “Buys” at This Reduced Price of 15 For cool nights during the remainder of Summer .. early Autumn wear . . i ] . and for next Spring ... you will do well to investigate these smart coats. Rich satins and failles, with or without fur collars; good styles, the latest group of coats to arrive this season. Broken sizes 16 to 40. (3) $7.95 Transparent Velvet Jackets, in rose, canary and green; *sizes 18 $4-95 (1) $10.95 Brown Transpar- ent Velvet J-ck-t. s7 95 B in size 20.... (3) $15 Transparent Velvet Jackets; black; purple (6) $8.95 W/ Ceuu, in sizes 18 to 38.. $15 Tailored Tweed Coats Splendid medium weight coats for all- With patch pockets, st: around wear. up collars and belts of self material. ly lined. Sizes 16 to 42. Nice s Goldenberg’s—Second Floor Four Popular Sizes in Tricolette Sheets Guaranteed waterproof, yet they contain no rubber to irri- tate tender baby skin. Pink or white. 18x18 inches. . 20x36 inches 27x36 inches 45x36 inches F or the A very tempting _sizes 18 and 36 in Basketweave .. $5.95 =R offer from our Infants’ Furni- ture Department, now conveniently located right next to Babies' Apparel, on our Third Floor. This f hardwood (birch) throughout and is nicely finished in soft ivory or green. Complete with sanitary link spring. Pads to Fit Above Bassinet, $1.98 New Shipment of Babies’ “Nanette” Dresses Adorably, made little white lawn 59C frocks, known for their dai and workmaa- i Long or short style. Gertrudes to Match, 59¢ TelB ek e Babies’ Flanhelettes, ki- ¥ wonos, d long or 17x24-inch size e 18x34-inch. size :n:}l; s S O 39C 34x52-inch size.$1.25 “Vanta” Binders of soft cotton; tie-on-side styles with no pins or but- 29 Cc tons Phone Orders Gladly Filled - for Mothers Too Busy te Shop! NAtional 5220 Is the Number! Goldenbers’s—Third Floor 19 Imagine Buying Such Sheer Quality Printed Chiffon Voiles for Less Than Half Regular Price! “Red Star” Diapers All hemmed and put up in sanitary packages of one doz- en each. 24x24-inch size.$1.69 27x27-inch size.$1.89 30x30-inch size.$2.19 Organdy Bonnets, tailored or fluffy styles with jap 51 silk linings............ - Pique Coats yoke or slr;i_flhllinchslfi_\lc in pink, white or blue. Sizes 1 to 3 years 81.98 Babies’ Sweaters, button- front, tie-front, or sli over style. pink or blue “Vanta” Shirts of fine combed cotton; button- front or wrap-around styles 50c All full pieces of perfect quality. An immense assortment of smart styles, guaranteed colorfast. It would pay you to buy them for next Summer at this amazing price! 50c—36-in. Rayon Flat Crepe White, black, pink, orchid, maise, light blue, old rose, copenhagen and navy blue. Rayrm-lnd-cotton quality. 36 inches wide. c reat favorite for dresses, lingerie, blouses, grade for li ln dies’ wear, etc. fine sheer quality, in a 25¢ Colored Voiles 36 inch printings. tape edge. White, black and quality; in colors. 50c Printed Voiles inch Printed Chiffon large variety of lovely designs 250 and colorings. 40-inch Plain-color Voiles, sheer fine weave, with wide ls° wanted shades. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Tomorrow—Slumberland Offers a Sale of Metal Beds Floor samples and odd lots of high-grade metal beds — repre- senting several well known makes—at drastic savings. An ideal time to secure the extra bed you need, at small expense. Sev- eral sizes, styles and finishes. $7.50 Beds $8§-95 $11 Beds $6-95 $14 Beds 5995 $17 Beds $11-95 Use Your Budget Plan Two $23.50 Rugs in patterns. popular room looking patterns to blend with your other furnishings. slight seconds. and wears spl 'ndldly 79c Printed Flat Crepe es wide, in neat 59¢ guaranteed fast Sale! Famous (“—— $37.50 Axminster Rugs 9x12 Ft. or 8.3x10.6 Ft. We cannot mention the name when we are selling them at such drastic savings. sizes in rich Some are sold as Seamless Axminster Rugs 69 foot size Axminster s 31 8 Closely woven, high-grade quality. $30 Seamless 9x12 Velvet Rugs All - wool, rich - pil Some are slight seconds. Goldenb Furniture Store— “Aeross the Btreet” Golden! ¥'s—Dognstairs Store Specl'alGoup of COOL SLIPS All-silk Crepe de hi Ray & Ray £ \-mm “Bilk Pon- are the Salisfying’ fabrie hich Tashion these pretty sl y attractive values to 44 in the group, but mi S Tabrle. ! White, fesh, ete. "Some with lace trim: Rayon Satin and Rayon Flat Crepe Slips, $1 More of Those Popular Porto Rican Gowns customers for liking these dainty .— ey $2 Mattress Covers Protect your mattresses and sl-" make them last A longer—full and twin bed covers of extra heavy quality. Cut full to allow for shrinkage. $1.19 Bleached Sheets sheets fi rade shosis 88c d with m; full Jdeublatiedistaes 81290 inckas: 25¢ Pillowcases 19¢ Goldenbers's—Main Floor Heavy - Perfect quality 42x36-inch soft- finish grade pillow- cases. Sale! Fast-Colored Tub Frocks In Many Pretty Styles! These charm- ing frocks of dimity, novelty prints, piques, ete., represent an exceptional purchase that has been prov- ing tremen- dously popular in the last few days. Flared, straightline, surplice and Hoover apron styles, nicely made and pret- tily finished. Fabrics are al solutely color- fast—a new dress if one fades. 36 to 44 Goldenberg's— Second Floor »”) Seamless