Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 26

KENTUCKY LAWYER HAS ZUTA'S WILL Refuses to Release Contents, Saying It Would “Injure Our Case.” By the Assoclated Press. MIDDLESBORO, Ky, August 28— The will of Jack Zuta, slain Chicago racketeer, is in the possession of Arthur H. Rhorer, attorney for Col. Tke Gins- burg, Zuta's cousin. But its contents will not be divulged “until the proper time,” Rhorer said today. Rhorer, former city prosecutor of Middlesboro, sald that to release its contents would “injure our case.” Col. Ginsburg is claiming the estate. He recently returned from a trip to Chi- eago in cohnection with settlement of the property. A Tepresentative of a Chicago news- paper was denied permission to take & Photostatic copy of the will, though fl. offered “a large sum of money,” Rhorer said. Col. Ginsburg favored ac- eeptance of the offer, the attorney said, but he dissuaded him. Rhorer said he was certain the will would be contested, but would not say by whom. Both Rhorer and Ginsburg denied statements published in a copyrighted srticle in the Chicago Dally News that Mayor Willlam Hale Thompson of Chi- cago visited Middlesboro in 1927 in Zuta's company. The Chicago news- r said that Middlesboro Iriend.! of guu had said that the gangster raised $50,000 for Thompson's election cam- that vear. Zuta lived In Middlesboro for several until he went to Chicago in 1914. e came here from Russia. Funeral service and burial of the gangster were conducted here after he was shot to death in Delafield, Wis. Col. Ginsburg claimed the body and arranged the funeral. ROAD WORK OPPOSED BY BUSINESS MEN Martinsburg Organizations Say Highway Proposed to Be Im- proved Is Satisfactory. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., August 28. =Opposition to the State ‘Road Com- mission’s plan to resurface the 15-mile stretch of State road between this city and Charles Town, under its program to intensify road work to relieve de- sion, was openly voiced here yes- ay by the Kiwanis Club and the executive group of the Chamber of Com- merce. The former authorized a resolution of &mmb and asked no action toward tting & contract for which bids have been called—to be let September 23-—un- il the commission had heard the views of the business men in both Berkeley and Jefferson Counties. The Chamber of were bodies that the mmmlulon would have an :gen hearing here within two weeks, ‘would be before the contract The position of the protestants is that the present road is a Class A road and entirely satisfactory, and that any money to be spent, other than for main- Senance, should be applied to construc- #lon of new roads through the counties touching territory not now served by the first-class State roads. Criticism was also voiced against the action of the commission in spend more than $30,000 on a mile stretch of State road between this city lnfl Hedgesville, which was resurfaced and widened. The commission’s explanation m that the road as originally built not wide enough to qualify for Mrll aid. The commission has Iauriched & gen- erous of emergency road work :h r;uen unemployment throughout the /ALEXANDRIA CHAMBER WINS ON P. 0. CONTRACT Contractor to Use Local Labor and Nearby Stone on Building Construction. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., August 28— Two victories for the local Chamber of Commerce are indicated in theaward- ing of the contract for the comstruc- tlon of the new post office and Federal building here, which goes to the Bea- man-Coleman Construction Co. of Raleigh, N. C, according to informa- tion received here yesterday. ‘When the original bids for the post office were announced the local Cham- ber of Commerce communicated with the bidders regarding the use of local labor and the subletting of contracts Jocally as much as possible and the firm which has now received the con- tract promised that this would be done. L ANSBURGH &Bro th, Sth anc E Sts.—National 9800 In the September Universal stainless steel knives and forks; 12 pieces to a set: forged bolsters; white handles. $1.75 Wearever preserving kettle of heavy sheet aluminum; 10-quart size. Detecto Automatic Scales; weigh up to 250 pounds; green, blue, or- chid and white finish. $2.69 Universal Electric Tron, heatproof stand; detachable cord; very D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930. LLANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860-—National 9800 Thrifty Frzda Worthwhile Bargains in Linens and Domestics! (12) Imported Table Cloths; cotton damask, checked patterns; 48x48 inches. Were QRo $1.50. Friday only ..... (22) Linen Buffet Sets; Iace trimmed. Were 49c. Fri- ';sc day only o ) P;;te"rxn :‘M‘)‘Ie Cloth, Irish en; 72’ ches, Was $15. Priday only $10.95 (15) Brealfast CMhl. linen damask; all white; 44xd4. 69 Were 97c. Priday G (6) Turkish Bllll Mats, 890 Were $1.19. Friday only.. (39 Prs) Fancy Pillowcases; s;ne v;)lu'us mml;nr.m.!we edged. ere pr. y iy $1.39 (40 Pkgs.) " Polishing Gauze, 5 yds. to the package. 290 Were 39c. Friday only. . (30) Bleached Muslin Sheets, 81x90; hand torn. Were 750 $1. Priday only Muslin, ~ Piliow ~Tubing - and Sheeting Remnants, Were 25c to a3 i 126 to $1.62 Third Floor Curtains Reduced Just When You Need Them! (50) Odd Curtains and Panels, one of a kind, including ruffied marquisette curtains, net cur- tains and net panels. Were $1.95 and $3.95. Friday only, pir o "S5 & $1.95 (i5 Prs.) Ruffled Curtains, fi‘:le with 7color(ul t‘rllr;:s Orig- ly $175 to .95, Friday only, pr. ... . 750 (180 Yds.) Colo Blocked Marquisette, for kitchen and breakfast room curtains. u- larly 39c yard. Friday only, yd. (100 Yds) Remnant Cre- tonnes, good designs and color- ings for screens, laundry bags, cushion covers and draperies. Originally 50c to 59c¢ yd. 190 Friday only, yd. (150 Yds.) Marquisette, with Regularly 50c Priday only, vd. (10) mnmore Covers, extrs Originally ‘l2i5 $13.95. Friday only .. Fifth Floor Silk Remnants Now Price Were $1.00 to $3.00 Yard Now 50c to $1.50 When you can get fine silks for half price, it’s a good time to do school and Fall sewing! Flat crepe, satin crepe, print crepe, velvets, sports silks, taffeta, chiffons, rayon crepe and pongee. Good lengths and desirable colors. Third Floor 15 Jr. Miss Coats Marked Down! (15) Light-weight CC.!I oX wool, some with fur only Knit Underwear Bargains! (25 Pes) Rayon Third Floor Silk Undies $1.39 Lace-trimmed and tai- lored styles, step-ins, che- mises, and dance sefs of crepe de chine. Were $1.95. Third Fioor End of Season Prices on Summer Furniture! (3) Summer Porch Chairs, with cretonne or canvas covering; col- Iapsible. Originally $1295. §E Friday only... (20) Tabureties, walout or ma- finish. _ Slightly imper- fect. ormml\y uso 950 (7) Handwoven Fiber lulln. rounded backs and wide arms; . Wi 12.95. m:: onlye" : $7-65 (4) Willow Chairs, with cre- tonne seats and backs. $3 95 Were "l 95. Friday only r Harbor Rockers, natu- ) Ba ., Orl 1l 5. Friday omy.r. 9200 Fifth Floor !fl\w, felt or silk M. htod ummnn. good l-orunent of enh!l, 140 Hats, each 69c. Second Floor Only 100 Left 55-Lb. Four-Row Imperial Stitched Felt Mattreues bbb e ey mattress t is guarant y the maker ourselves to give satisfactory service! Phone sl l 95 orders accepted as long as quantities last. Bedwear—Third Floor y—Savings of at Least 25% t's Worth Your Time to Read About so Many Really Great Bargains QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED So We Will Have to Say No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders and All Sales Final-on Thrifty Friday Items Only 25 Dresses for Misses $35 to $39.50 Dresses ‘18 These are smart, one-of-a-kind dresses with a highly individual cut, taken from our finer dresses and drastically reduced for Friday. Chiffon, organdy and nets, sizes 14 to 20. All late Summer styles! (25) Women's and Misses’ Dresses and Jacket Suits; chiffon, georgette and rajah; sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 46; originally §]() $16.50 t0 $25. Priday only (3) Misses’ Velveteen Paletots; white and cameo pink; 16 and 18; were $19.75 green, 16; peach, 18; orchld 18 to 20. Originally ‘3250 $10 Friday only. (50) Women's and Misses’ Dresses, georgette, chiffon and flat crepe; picked - right from $18.50 stock; sizes 14 0 20, 36 to 46. Friday $7'9s were Friday only. Second Floor Boys—Look at These Bargains! (11) Small Size Wash Suits, ‘sizes 2 0 4. Were $150 344 and $1.95. Priday only.. . Were $1.50 and $1.95. FPriday only.. 74c (24) Small Boys’ Bath- ing Suits. Were $1.29. 34c Friday only (14) g;ln -Suits, sizes 2 and 3 years. ‘ere 89c. Friday OnlY ...veenecniiiiinans lsc Street Floor It’s Economy to Buy Rugs Now! (5) Hooked Rugs, 22x36 and 24x40 inches; fl:mly soiled. Were l'l'b and $9.95. $4 95 Friday only (10) Pabco Felt Base Rugs, size 9x10.6. Were $9.50. (3) Palmleaf Novelty Rugs— green and black; size 30x60 inches. Were $9.75. $370 Friday only (5) Keoltex Fiber Rugs, 4x7 feet; variety of patterns. $l 4 Were $5.75. Priday only (7!'6 Yll) Inlaid Linoleum — five-yard lengths. orm:nuy $2.15 10 $3.00 7()c yard. Friday only, sq. yd. % ;li) r;m’a?zn F&wf Rugs, size x10 and 9x12. Were $7.95. Priday only . $295 (100 Yds.) Felt Base lemnlnh inally 49¢ (1) Brussels Rug, size 8.3x10.6. Bu\m.iixl deslm lnd coloflng Fifth Floor $1.35 Hose 79¢ $1.395 and $1.65 hose. Full-fashioned chiffons with novelty heels, white with 1 clocks, black sizes and colors. Btreet Fioor 1/,-Price Sale in Lamps! (1) Table Lamp and Shade (green). Originally $495 $10. Priday only. (1) Table Lamp with potte: base. Originally e g Friday only .. (1) Table Lamp tery base. Was Friday only .. Friday only . (1) Potury Base. Was $9.50. ’fl- day only .. (1) Table lnd Shade. Was uzsn. Fridey onl -’ i "Ilfi‘ Floor Good Oficrmp in Silverware! :llz Pr.) !Ilv;t-pl“:;l Salts nand * Peppers, ere Friday only * 690 (4 Sets) Pia p Spoons, surnn; Handle Serving (1) Large Plated Berry Spoon, (3) ) totto handie Kntves silver plated: engraved _ with initial W ‘Were $2. 2 $150 .) Sterling Salts and Peppers. Were $1.50. Pri- $1 day only .. (3 Sets) Salad Farkl Dllud. ;n.g“(l R“trl) ’P!h;;‘ Butter lers, Were Friday only ... .. $245 (2) Tee Buckets, plated trimming. $295. Priday onlv Street Floor Odds and Ends of Jr. Misses Can Save on Summer Underwear! School F roch[ (48) Underth! lncludlnl (25) Silk Dresses — printed dimity chemise, voile prints and chiffon; mnu and mp—ins Gotted _swiss and_volle pastel shades; 13 to 19. €2 57 bed jackets and striped dimity Were $5.95. Friday only somersets, Broken sizes. 490 " (18) Play* Suits, linen and shirt, skirt and shorts; Were 69c. Priday only.. pongee; 13-to lgnl ‘Were $5.95. sl 47 l"flg:{ ch{efi, of crepe, velvet, flannel; 13 to 17. Were $1 47 (62) Pajamas, and Pajama En- sembles of percale and voile: broken sizes. Were $1.3 $1.79. Friday only Third Floor Girdles and Corsetlettes at Savings! (17) Wrap-Around Girdles, of white batiste or satin with elastic China and Glassware over each hip. Were $1 10 1 ice! $1.49. Priday only.. Y2 Price! (34) Wflnvlmnnl ‘Girdles of (15) Fish Bowls _lll‘ 49c crepe de chine with lace trim: Stands. Were $1. Friday flesh and white. Were $l 94 (25) Glass Table Pieces, gold $2.50. Priday only.. encrusted. Were $1. Fri- 49c (21) Step-in Girdles of net, day only swami and rubber. Were- $3 94 (10) Flower Vases, of colored $5.00. Priday only " shlns. Were $1. (12) Cornetlettes, of handsome only brocade: some with firm inner (48) Tea and Toast Sets of belts. Were $5.00. Fri- $3 94 imported china. day only .. 7 50c. Friday only Third Floor Sixth Floor 3 Qutstanding Groups! : Coats for Wear Right Now ginally Originally SI 6. 50 to 835 325 and $35 $25 to $39. 75 ; 12 Coats at $11—17 at $15—25 at 319! The last time these unusual values will be of- fered! Silk, covert, kashmere, trico and wool crepe coats; f\n- and self-trimmed. Misses’ nnd women’s sizes. Second Floor Stamped Goods 1 Price / Children’s Volle Dresses, Stamped Pillow cuen. Stamped Towels, Breakfast Sets, Bed- mv. Purses, and . New Low Prices on Tots’ Wear! (8) Tots’ Sweaters, sleeveless. Were $1.26.: 590 (15) Sleeveless Dresses, sizes 1 o3 Were $1.0. Friday. 500 mom' only © " Thira Fieor 1“) 3 Pe. Wool s-u-. with sun suits and sweater to match. Sizes 50 Women’s Linen ‘Handkerchiefs (43) Tots’ nm sizes, 3, 3 and 4. Were 59c. Fridey 20¢ only (30) Tots’ and GH!‘ Hats. Were more. Friday 150 (25) Tots' Pique Hats, |()o sizes 1 & 2 years. Friday Fourth Floor ‘Street Floor 79¢ Gloves 49c 180 pdn of nnvelcy fab- ric gloves in dark shades for Autumn wear. 70 pairs Novelty Kid and ©Caj ~4 Giloves, , 95e. Street Floor, Dan 8. Hollengs, business manage: Spscially pvedl Shades and Awnings at Savings! In the Inexpensive Shop Need a Coat? Bargains Tomorrow! of the Chamber, sald yesterday that he had been informed by Representa- tive R. Walton Moore that the office of the supervising architect of the ‘Treasury Department had told him that the specifications call for the use of sandstone, which may be acquired from nearby quarries. ‘Work on the building must be com- pleted within 500 calendar days. Re- moval of the two large brick dwell- ings and the old post office building, to make way for the new structure, is expected to start in Semember Seek: Incorponnon Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, August 28.—The South- ern Maryland Radio & Finance Cor- ation, Sixty-first and Central ave- nues, Capital Heights, Prince Georges County, Md., has filed articles of incor- poration with the State Tax Commis- sion. The company is organized to generally deal in hardware. Henry C. Schneider and Jack Schneider, both of Capital Heights, Md., and John B. Lovelly of Washington are the incor- porators. -Sturtevant Blowers For Burning . Buckwheat Coal Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. NA. 1964 WOOD & COKE Delivered to all Parts of City. Our main office now located at 1937 Fifth N.E, B. J. WERNER 1937 5th St. N.E. £ % 6 for 39c Lansburgh Toilet Tissue, bleached a soft white; 1,000 sheets to a roll. Nu Way Shredders, set of three; find/ cos; and medium; stainless tin. Housewares—Sixih Floor (3) Slat Shades, were $3.45 to $3.75. Priday $1_49 nly (2) Slat Shades, $4.75. Priday only.':'.‘ $1'9S (6) Slat Shades, were $5.75 and $5.95. n‘ldly $2.95 3) S were 36 'IS d lfl 95. mfll oy e * $3.45 $7.75 and only . (5) Slat Shades, wer: $8.75 and $9.75. only .... (5) AInLn‘I, were ‘C.BO and $5.00. Priday only. . 980 (1) Awning, was $195 $10.50. Friday only.. (2) Awning: re $11.50. Friday "on!;c ss'so * $3.75 (2) Awnings, $10.50. Priday only Fourth Floor. 636 Sport Dresses and Ensembles $10.75 Dresses $3.95 Reall wear! $10.75 Dre: 17 34.95 marvelous values.in smart sports- esses and onunblel of flat crepe, $1 6' 50 to $25 Dresses 995 lk shirting, senoussi crepe, and fine (3) were $1.85. only . (31) Cardigan Sweaters; werye $3.95. Priday $1 95 (Gb‘mflehl’::‘nml Skirts; were y — $3.95 (14) Whi were $2.95. ma-; $1 95 only (9) " 'Batl 3 jersey, silk fersey and moire: were '$10.95 an a $1295. Priday onl; e (l)‘f;;;fi;)#;fll: 3 pieces; was $10.75. ay only ... $'4-75 45)‘:,?. Psrrd"u Outfits; were ay B T P SR (6) White Llnen Zip) Shorts; were $2.95. $1 5 Friday only ' Bathing Suii; ng : was w3n."iaey omy $2.95 - (3) hb:rr' S ‘oys; were » dny omye T 45¢ (12) White Linen Suits; $295 and 3505, ‘Friday ‘onty PLID Sports Shop—Second Floor (80) $5.74 Dresses 3.34 A splendid lot of dresses of shantun and crepe, sleeveless or short sleeved; flared or pleated skirts (pleats are new) some with ching jackets! Second Floor Save Money on Jewelry! (32 Pes.) Novelty Jewelry— bracelets, necklaces and 190 earrings. Were 29c. Friday (15 Pes.) Tie Clasps; solid gold and gold filled. Were $l $1.29. Friday only (58 Pes.) Jewelry and Cigar- ette Lighters. Were 69c. 490 Priday only (1)"Banjo Ciock, fahcy mahog- any case. Was $12.95. $9 75 (40 Pecs.) Costume Necklaces; in Fall colors. Were $1. 790 Friday only (2 Pcs.) Mesh Bags; gold and silver finish. © Were $369 $4.95. Priday only.. (4 Pes) doo-my Clocks; as is, Were $3. Friday only (3) Mantel Clocks, mahogany cases; as is. Were $5. Friday only Street Floor e Basement Bargains (200) Summer Hats, mostly straws, bralds and silks; models for women and, misses. = All col- ors. Were $1.95 to $2.95. Friday only S0c (30) Siik Shantung Frocks, white ‘with contrasting trim; slightly solled. Sizes 14 to 16. ally $5.00. day only .. (60) Girls’ Fall Coats, navy blue cravanett, with rainproof l(;rbi:}l.n Sizea 1 0 10 and 11 to 14, ally A to $6.95. Friday $2.95 (45 prs.) Freneh Panties of muslin_and crepe; some with yoked front. Smail sizes. ]Q¢ Were 26c. Friday only.. (75) Knit Union Suits, built-up shoulder styles with loose knee. White; sizes 36 to 40, Were 48c. Friday only.. (150) Boys’ Suits, 3 to 7Sc 7. Were $1. Friday only (45) Wash Frocks of sheer dimity with organdie trim; sizes 16 to 38. Were 75¢c. Fri- 590 day only .. (1,600 prs.) Silk Hose and Ray- on Hose, with mock seams, French or square heels and plat- ed soles. Splendid selection of colors. Sizes 8% to 10. 490 (50) Blankets for wrapping tiny babies in. Pink and blue; solid or block dc‘l‘lfll‘ Were 50c. Friday only.. (15) Boys® Linen Shorts, or striped; sizes 5 to 7. 590 Were 79c. Friday only.. (50) Men's Polo !hv{'ru tan or ‘ere Friday only 500 Boys’ Wash lnlclfl'. 8 Were 69c. 390 (1) Suit of Nue wool crepe, with blouse; size 1 Originally ‘lfl"fi Pfl- $13m day only ... (5) Sport Coats for sizes 14 to 18; untrimmed. Were $18 75 $25. Priday only.. m !xln Size sum Coats, !ll.lly l29 15 o!nday $18 75 only ..... (7) Sports Coats, fur and self trimmed; monotone And nubbed tweeds; red, green and tan; 14 to 42. Were $16.50 and $25. Friday only . © (l‘). Wollufl,: U&Hmmd oats; sizes ere $25. Priday only . $18 75 (4) Silk Coats, unlhud navy crepe; sizes 16, 18, 38. Were $10.95. Friday only .....ee Second Floor Men! Here’s a Bargain (274) Nelvo White Broadcloth Shirts Sizes 14, 14!, and 15 only 5w $1.79 sizes! Lucky for you if you wear one of these three '{hm beautiful $3.95 Nelvo shirts are among the finest of fine broadcloth shirts! Collar attached style. (194) Shirts of fancy ma- terials; collar-attached style; sizes ‘lllg’% wdlfi‘lif.a;nd 17; were and $1.55. Friday only. 690 (26) Wright Union Suits, button - on - shoulder style; ;lllel 34 to 40; (8) Men's Rayon Pajamas, size A only. Fri- day_only (35 prs.) Men's Plain- Cd(l' Golf Hose; were $1. 750 Friday only, pafr.... (19) Union Suits, colored broadcloth; sizes 34 to 38; were $1. day only. (94) Shirts, collar attached; sizes 13%, 14, 15, were $1.55. Friday.. (73) Men’s Fancy Shorts; 'eyr’a $1.5¢ Friday All remaining stocks Men’s Bathing Suits, Y, Off ! Men's Wear Shov—Sireet Floor