Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1930. " HENRY FORD SEES " DEPRESSION'S END el WOODWARD & LOTHROP ple Substituting “Thinking” for Speculating. 10" 11'“'“1“ AND (- STREBTS @y the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 6 —Salling the liner Bremen for a six weeks’ and pleasure trip in Europe, Ford predicted an early end to ‘Henry 4 r3 » ! the present business depression. He sald the depression might outlast - ©ctober, but that business now was bet- ter than two years ago. He ascribed 4 the growing prosperity to the people . l.lh!Mtutlng “thinking” for speculating. He said he would combine business and pleasure on his trip and he, Mrs. Ford and the party of three who were accompanying them, would motor through France and Germany, stopping ’ at the Ford factory at Cologne, The others in the party were Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Hodges of Detroit and E. G. Liebold, his secretary. The party had boarded the North German liner by a lower gangplank and the fact thflll N:ir, Ford intended to Sfl,\} 3 was not disclosed to newspaper men unti g pen Stock—Reduce ne-Four them ’;I }:\L! Rl;"‘PA Lt a "ked his opinion on politics and pro- bty s sl Tio. Patitics extaien i 3 i i America today fl;d that prohibition was 12 Patterns of China and Porcelain 4 Patterns of Glass here to stay. xcept for a damp spo! id, Al ica i e ey T e i "{mm ; Sets of outstandingly popular open-stock patterns. . . 12 of dinnerware and 4 of glassware. . . are one fourth less st d as to the truth of repor %3“«'};9?}95:11:5% glanieéh the manitac- than their regular prices during the Semi-Annual Sellmg These reductions apply only to specially comprised sets Ssix-cylinder cars, he said: "Eve ‘got morc_ important news for —individual pieces of these patterns remain at their regular prices. ,NX than that. I'm building a hotel.” “What for?” h' was asked “Por rumors,” he said, spelling out the Iast word. SEVEN ARMY OFFICERS PROMOTED TO COLONELS Sherburne, Ryan, Campbell, Long, Mitchell, Dengler and Williams / - 47 ¢ : ‘ , Dining-ROOm GI'OUP to Fill Vacancies. eis Seven officers of the Army have been Y . . “, " promoted to the grade of colonel to “Somerset” pattern, in co “Amerita” pattern, in Nori- Charm” pattern, the flower 2 Bl vacancies They are Lieut, Col orful Syracuse china, 44 $ 39 50 take china, with gay floral 522 50 motif ‘;4.' Tovely Dresden color- 10 Pieces— omas L. Sherburne, Cavalry, at i ion, i . ings, i & Huachuca, Ariz,: Lieut. Col. Lewis S. P R ] il G At Semi-Annual $ Ryan, Field Artillery, at Cincinnati; s 3 Lieut. Col. Tilman Campbell, Finance Selling Savings Department, at Fort Sam Houston, ‘Tex., and Licut. Col. James L. Long, at \ " . ; . at Hajrisburg, Pa.. Lieut. / 5 . 2 Col. Frederick L. Dengler, at San Fran- + 8 € Prederick 1. Densir Gt San Pran: . : An Authentic Chippendale Reproduction lclo.slml‘, x:fifi;drgel‘ood, N. J, all of the & ST L e ] \ 5 er ? : ’ ? $235 is a price we have never before been able to quote w'mbl:e:;;hcedh?n the ret]i‘ru{’ list Re- N Y - IO . Di . R S .' f Ch fin l. cember on his own application, after —® A o o, s 3 PP on a 10-piece Dining-Room Suite of su e styling; cf riffin, e] rtillery, at Big — B - = Island, Va, or leave, has been tran- “Pink Sheridan" pattern, of Englih porcelain Imported Stemware, erystal stems with apiral Crystal Glassware; finely stchied decoration. true design and splendid workmanship as this one. An [erT o e ref 1 2 1 . i » . - - disability incident 1o the service: Maj, T i et o Snibats o3 “Focken authentic Chippendale reproduction & ; . of mah A v ey the ‘pomuise conventionslized §) 4 ets, High an ADceich 55¢ each ppe! p + s » of mahogany transferred from Rantoul, IIl, to the border, 44 pieces Sherbets . Tumblers . 8 = % 3 Panama Canal Zone: Maj. John D, Grixa Awp Guasswane, Prpri Fioon, and gum—with chairs of solid mahogany. Emt&d, Inhnttqry. b{:umh San Juan, rto Rico, to Pittsburgh, Pa.; Maj. f Chaies B Hendell s miiont” Cors: Drvine-Roou FurNirons, Smxrs FLoor, from Fort Eustis, Va., to the Walter Reed General Hflplfll this city; Clpl Haskell Allison, Signal Corps, from Harrisburg, Pa., to Baltimore, Md.; Capt. Jobn J, Gorman, Inf-nt.ry. from Fort Snelling, Minn., to the Oklahoma Agricultural College at Stillwater; Capt. ’ ol 2 George W. Dunn, jr., Coast Aftillery, from Fort Hancock, N. J.. to the Mis- r sissippi Agricultural College, and First 4 Lieut. Alan A. Whittaker, jr., Coast e Artillery, in the Philippines, has been ordered to his home in the United States for retiremert. e e B |spahan Carpets Than Identical Qualities Have Been “Valuable Information” in Ap- pel Case in Tennessee. o e it prse At the Lowest Prices We Have SOUTH BEND, Ind., September 6. Two South Bend poiicemen returned & yesterday from Gallatin, Tenn., with Off d M Y what, they declared was “valuable in- ere m an,y ears frmation” which ultimately may lead to the arrest of the person who attacked snd murdered 8-year- : 1 s 4 ; Abpel Nere more than & wook Sup. These fine quality Persian Ispahan carpets—specially purchased for The Semi-Annual Selling—are upon swd David O, Reymend, poes priced lower than they have been for many years. The designs and colorings are unusually choice captain. .. and may be selected in four popular sizes—as well as a few unusual sizes at the same exceptional The poli vere sent to Gallatin, s : e i sy X M7 bR ’l;)‘\(er: ?—ohec:x':a‘?r\‘d%fi“}px;\n Lbrfd; ’M-;‘a percentage of savings. The Semi-Annual Selling brings these—specially se lected, from t!ne best importers, for their distinctive Fulia Appel, after & “tip” that valuable : : g fiesigm and exguisite colormg—at.prices %4 to V5 lower than identical qualities have beex} mnr.ked e 10 b obsied in ithe Approximate Size 6x9 Approximate Size 8x10 in our stock—in fact, some few pieces have been taken from our stock and reduced for this selling. pros r:\ggetlml% ,and Comer Appel. 10, Of machine-spun yarn . . . a long-fiber yarn with more luster than hand-spun yarn . . . the possibility o Gallatin, were undersiood to have ‘Approximate Size 7x10 Approximate Size 9x12 of their fluffing is practically eliminated. In 10 popular sizes. 'n questioned. A new theory was advanced concern- OOR. Orrextal Ruas, Firre FLooR. Ing the murder. It was understood po- R o T lice were proceeding on the ground that the girl might have been attacked and killed by youthful playmates. Three men, arrested here yesterday, :;rfl;drelu.u,d today after being ques- oned. DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED IN RAID ON LIQUOR STILL | Alleged Moonshiner Wounded in Gunplay—Slayer Object of Widespread Hunt. By the Associated Press. CAIRO, Ill, September 6 —-Deputy Sherift Herbert Coryell of Sandusky, near here, was shot and killed and Wil- liam Bryant, alleged moonshiner, was wounded in the leg, in a shooting dur- ing a raid on a whisky still in a wooded #ection near Sandusky last night. Tn a dying statement Coryell named Minus Dunning, about 50, a timberman and alleged notorious bootlegger, as his slayer. Dunning was the object of a widespread man hunt in Southern Tili- Gem Outdoor Dryer, gal- Green Metal Tabourettes, Griswold Cast Aluminum 3.piece Universal Alumi. sterday. Bryant is hospital , s SR §reiedhys RN S h pONS Da Beds S ec|al 563.75 G with I" vanized steel post; 105 coined top. Special...95¢ No. 8 Dutch Oven with num Saucepan Sets. Spe- ; / y ’ P /4 Pl ,:‘:,',?If,;:"}',f; feet drying space. Spe- self-basting covers. Spe- P S Green, ivory, blue and cigl cooeene cssnsess IBAG citl ciieienosrenes 3465 $1 white. Special A “Best Seller” of Our Semi-Annual Selling gEFoRE ; Sty Its distinctive divan appearance by day . . . its “‘bed-like” com- Ry ol ter th Ra HiH fort by night . . . and its exceptionally low price—all have made s helbl s ml. this Day Bed one of the best sellers of The Semi-Annual Selling. ‘Blackstone Hote Of gum, finished in mahogany . . . it is upholstered in smart 1016 17th St. Dist. 3510 SR Zipper Junior Folding Thermax Chromium- Universal Heating Pads, Unpainted Hardwood Universal Aluminum 2. Mandsomely furnished 3 neutral vel tapestry tones that harmonize nicely wit Ironing Table. Special, plated Reversible Toast- thermostatically control- Breakfast Sets, table and quart Double Boilers. room, it te bath— v " " - . o Kot i B modern-day lmm‘ emes. Remarkably easy m operate— $1.45 led. Special i four chairs. Special, $9.95 Speci $1.70 each morning. For two, by Housewares, Frrrit FLOOR. the menth; each at the ‘spe- and eq\upped ‘with Mml famous coil springs. $8.50 per Week! e gong The Blackstone is a new and modern hotel—conven- jently located to everywhers downtown, saving car fare. Harry Wood, Mgr.