Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1930, Page 22

RUM CONSPIRACY CASE it RESUMED IN SEATTLE ;5;;",,,"_,’1,;’,",‘ llquor wnvlcuon, rel-.u hu lllmd Earl Cotvln er Federal prohihmon agent, and rme n( the defendants. Olhcr defendants in the case Lyle, former prohibition WI m M. Whltney his chief as- " L. Pryant, former agent, | “t"""s'.’i Court Considers Admissibility of Testimony by Convicted Liquor Violator Awaiting Appeal Ruling. a.v the Auoclllfd Press. Roy September 1.— ‘ash. 'Prhl of me Lyle-Whitney prohibition | -nd cxmord T McKlm‘ufl Iormer u 4 ‘!‘h conspiracy case was ordered resumed sistant United States attorney. today, Labor dn\ not being & nond.—y are cmr‘ed with accepting ribes from for Pedenl Cour Last Year You Paid $139 for a Like This—Now the Price Is ‘This attractive group of four pieces consists of a chiffonier, wood bed, dresser and Hollywood Vanity. Each piece is care- fully made of gumwood and finished in American walnut. $5.00 Down—THE HUB Unfinished Drop-Leaf Table Porcelain-Top Table 25x40 In. ple space for TOOMS, V& CUu- um cleaners, etc. $7.95 Last Year’s Price, $189—Now This ‘Handsome Walnut-Veneered Suite s mupummm-unen\nuen $Igg tron wood‘“\:d chest ot anweu and mnch vanity. Nuc two-wns deco- ration. A most $5.00 Down——fhc Hub $23.75 QOak Breakfast Set at Made of solid oak in attractive $l® 75 rchment finish—five pieces, drap- Yfif table and four chairs to match A suite for years of service. 50c a Week $79 S|x Plece . Dlnette Suite ‘4P EHUD 7th and D Streets Northwest Six pieces, made of walnut finished gumwood and consisting of a buffet, extensibn table and 1our leather seat chairs. China cabinet e: $5.00 Down—Tlll Hub s 0. K. WIFE’S HAIR BOBBING/ with her justand umu:mn{ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CHINESE HUSBANDS MUST | b cutting the latter's hair. ‘The wife, it developed, had pleaded ;" *C, SEPTEMBER a short space of time was out again, INSPEC minus her tresses. On arriving home her husband beat fashion and to have her locks shomn, | her for dl.wbeylnz his orders. Her| Army’s “Sacred SHANGHAI, September 1—Chinese ;trfssim:hmes discomtort of sbundavt racted the attention of the air in the Summer. The husband re- | police And the Mate male. goon Toun Stk SCIa a1 Uy, Dy | ed the idea, condemning it as im- | himself standing before the Dbtrlct’ S it an offense for a barber to cut a rt judge. He pluded ,umyu: wife | ssi woman's hair without the consent or While out shopping one morning the Peat ating and was fined $1. HOIWINE | oo\ 4\ ociated Pre | knowledge of her husband wife chanced to Jook into the Window | that the act of cutting a woman's nair | 2 NEAPOLIS, of a barber lhop Another of her ux \ was not illegal in itself but became in the sh-n.nn District Court m was inside having her hair bobbed. | when it tended to upset the peace ot | Dubbed by Secret Which s barber was accused of caus The vislon made her envious and, [flrmly life, the court fined the ton-|cred cow,” the Arm a rupture between a man and his w!le throwing discretion to the winds, she | sorial artist $2: | boat_General_Alle; MONDAY, on numerous oc- casions to let her follow the dictates of By the Associated Press. z ruling was handed down in = Suite ‘89 Furniture Was Never So Low in Price=The Time to Buy Is NOW! Cotton Mattress Metal Bed $5.95 Made with _two-inch continuous posts and metal panel For These Three Massive Pieces in Mohair! Think of It! / Cow” Becomes Sec- retary’s Home for Trip Down 1, 1930. RTS RIVER TION JOURNEY temporary home of the war | Northwest was placed before the Secre- and his -muulmveyotnu tary in the form of a memo: MiSslostopt River waterw | and during a_series of conferences be-| ays syst and Onth‘mn down t.herlver the most | tween the war $ecretary and local] made of the | interests. lymm by a cabinet member the Secn R el ‘lll spend considerable time studying an by tlin cities men and prom- inent persons for an immediate begin- ning of work on the 9-foot proposal for the Upper Mississippl. ‘The contention that immediate prosecution of the 9-foot project would benefit farmers, industrialists and busi- ] ness men over a large area of the 3020 Dent Pl. N.W. Just North of 30th & Q Streets 3 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $40 issippi. 55, September 1.— ary Hurley “the sa- rmy river inspectlnn n became today the $50 Is the leference Between Last Year’s and This Year's Price-3 Pcs.,$ E @ @ A practical three-plece suite for the combinannn living- room. Overstuffed and covered in velour. As pictured, a bed-davenport, armchair nnd wing chnr with loose spring- Mahogany- Finished Two-Piece filled seat cushions. $5. 00 ‘Down—THE HUB Console Set $3.49 Decorated Magazine Carrier Utility Cupboard Gray or 'hlu canned goods, dishes, ete. $139 Was Last Year’s Price On This '10-Pc. Dining Room Suite An exnepllonll!y well made suite in an $79 Bed-Davenport Suite Three pleces—bed-davenport, armchair and $ l 9 rocker with hardwood frames, upholstered seat 25d Dack tn Tuitesion Nater Bren Three-Piece Bed Room Group Easy Terms—The Hub This inexpensive outfit consists of a dresser, wood-finished metal bed and chest of drawers. Spe- cially priced The Regular Price for a Mohair Suite Like Thls ls $139— You May Buy It at The Hub on Terms for Furniture prices are away down compared with last season—for example this beautiful suite in com- bination mohair. Hard to believe that today’s price is under $100—but it's true. The suite illustrated by our artist consists of a iuxurious overstuffed serpentine front settee, an armchair and a button-back loung- ing chair to match, Covered in combination (wool) mohair and fitted with loose spring-filled seat cush- ions with tapestry on reverse side, Sale price '8 EELD | 7th and D Streets. Northwest