Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1930, Page 24

B—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPttmbel 12, 1930, o~ ? FLYERS CONTINUE | ssionen 1o wew post = e fanatring M. Poani | i, G and Roberin e it Lew: [GOLD STAR MOTHER ~ [uomle polsmine Mondsr sir cae| mold e 2 be poetooned aeon e 4 . Newcomer, assistant chief engineer nute Field, Ilinois, to the West Point . Army medi gl Army o 4 § - o ASSIGNED TO NEW POST of the Pederal Pover Commission, this | Milfiary” Academy: Firt Lieut. Earle E: EXPIRES IN FRANCE (o sna she was put i the care of| e outh guis d breakdown | y. onolulu, Hawali, have been | Partridge, Air Corps, from the Military nurses. She rallied yesterday morning, | equipment have hbeemn ;Tlml "in rond. | i _|wevoked and he will res it his - 4 Treco i ‘Im B[]N]'ES]' 'I'UUR;Tmnmmd From Texas Station ¢ ent station: Capi. Asa ;:‘Llfigme‘,’r:fi oademy Lo B e and an [ Xansas. Womait Is Secoud ‘ty Die| D6l uot suflicknly to ineure Tecovery. | gide ielephane booths i Treland for the | Red or brown metaltie. | TPS, af ridge Fleld, Mic . has v _have be - use of autoista. e e Command Aleatraz Barracks. | been ordered to Honolul, Hawalli Capt. | rensed to-the grade of colonel, both'on | O FilSTimages to Graves BALLOON TRIP DELAYED — | bescbis e | John A. Gilman, Quartermaster Corps, . Other Army Changes. Pl B oot iy ch““fl{:‘ the retired list. ilighit : of Soldiers. | MEtro. 0151 3 Col. George McD. Weeks, Infantry, at | the erection of a marker at Monocac A s By the Associated Press. Weather Unfavorable for Brussels . & s 118 Contesting and 17 Escort|Fort sam Houston. Tex, has been de- |Md.; Capt. Lawrence L. Simpson, Quar- | Capitalist Leaves Over $500,000, ‘ VERDUN, France, September 12.— - The Cambria-Majestic tailed as commandant of the Disci- |termaster Corps, at Fort Bragg, N. C., P! sl g i ’ Ascent Into Stratosphere. | 1324-26 Edclid Street N.W. ¢ - Planes Leave Chicago for plinary Barracks at Alcatraz, Calif.; |has been detailed to take charge of a | NEW YORK, September 12 (#).—The | FTS Brace T ury of Bmith Oen- | AHCRIURGS - Gitman i 5 i g Col. Earle W. Tanner, Infantry, has|monument at Cowpens Battleground, | will of Charles Robinson Smith, lawyer ter, Kans., died here today. She is the " y, September 4 Rooms, Kitchen 607. 9 C S Batbhortiows ?:Pns::ns;;r.r;gs from cmle pé.‘mgpme; :gzan.u [ c.:ucaém mc}?nn{' . x?wnrdx and csr.".alisi.i who dledml%st w:ekd at ecor;‘:i Gold Star mother to die in Prance | 12 ‘:;-—:ulum Piccard of the Uni- y i .60 t. A = co; Col. chmond | Quartermaster ‘Corps, has been similarly | Stockbridge, Mass., was filed yester: {in the course of pilgrimages to the| versity of Brussels announced toda: 5 Ph p Smith, Infantry, from Fort McClellan, 'detailed to take charge of the erection | leaving llglnofl. all of an estate.of more | graves of war dud.p e that his projected start Saturday on i and Ba!h, 607'50 e Ala., to Vancouver Barracks, Washing- of markers at New Echota, Ga., Harts- | than $500,000 to members of the family. | = Mrs. Kinsbury suffered an attack of 'balloon trip into the the Stratosphere By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 12—The 18 | contesting and 17 escorting planes of ! the 1930 national air tour nosed to- | day toward Davenport, Towa, their next | 3 Follow the Yacht Race objective in the 4,500-mile sky jaunt. | A 2 The 35 planes completed the mnmx: Free Parklng Space I feg of their aerial rlrcd\ni !r;rinED“‘Yl g i Follow the progress of the ::rmu:;:n::::n:o:;s::;r:n or plane, put | for customers—E St. be- 3 Yacht Cup Races on a bulletin e : L\ . [ } bhoard outside The Hecht Co.— his ship down at Curtiss-Reynolds Air- tween 6th and 7th. e autide The Hech o port here first with the others all as- ; b ; : The Hect Cs sembling in an hour. Zeller made the F Streel at 7lh NA[|ona| 5100 start 1 trip here from Kalamazoo, Mich., where | the fiyers took lunch, in 1 hour and 8| sninutes. | o S Many celebrated fiyers are taking| ' part in the tour, including John Liv- ingston, Aurora, Il one of last year's| winners: L. Ponton De Acre and Stuart | ¢ ! Chadwick, war-time flyers, and Eddie Schneider, 18, junior trnnscmxunrnral‘ record holder. Miss Nancy Hopkins, 21, | 4s the only woman pilot competing. The caravan left Detroit Thursday . oo morning and the standings of the com- : - . petitors as a result of mé\: 2‘ 3:: . t flight were to be announced today. Capt : i a a | Jr. Corset Week Features Rav Collins, tour manager, said. To- Romantic Fall Fashions at Modern Low Prices . turns high brow night the planes and pilots will rest at Wausau, Wis. Executed for Slaying. WALLA WALLA, Wash,, September 12 () —Archie F. Moock of Spokane eer oo reSSes was executed at the State penitentiary here this morning for the murder two : years ago of Mrs. Catherine Clark, who | » $ came here from Boston in response to - AFoundation Garment for Miss Junior Jetters promising marriage. irdle by the famous name SHIPPING NEWS . / ‘ : - : X | G = = = of ature’s Rival” A bit of Felts, soleils, Vis-a-vis, chenille, . X brocade, lightly boned, aided by Arrivals at_and Sailings From jersey ] % i elastic inserts, which hooks easily - jersey and velvet . . . whether they ; uh the ides The DEHCt iR ew York. . . feature side brims, the new double or ~ L ette for Miss Jr. Sizes 26 to 29. ARRIVED. cushion brims, all have that smart, ; (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Bermuda—Bermuda .......Beptember n | g ; readian_Canadian criis e T s S rt St. George—8t. John's September Samarin—Liverpool - * September 3 | black, brown and green. Cefa'u—La Ceiba.... . September g £ G, Wool Lace ! (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) DUE TODAY. Berengaria_—Southampton .September £ orro Castle—Havara..... September = B i mme e Wool Crepe DUE TOMORROW : L | Albert Ballin—Hamburg . September R 2 . g : o 5 c X B 1 : Faconne Wool v Women's Imported Linen Handkerchiefs et po! . 2 ; : g 3 . <4 % Exceptional values. White, a very sheer INDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. " ot 2 Novelty Knit quality, with embroidered cor;lers in colors. |9c Sl IEDE Belgenland—Antwerp Calamares—Port Limo: of | e e Bouthamptor. . . Sept Wool Large assortment of styles. e damRoficrdam | September I i (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) America—Bermuda .September 1 . 2 i. cho‘en ’or DUE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. - o ] : : nia—Liverpool ... N | i s . . Bt gt Fabric Gloves Are Smart | '° . gl.:\‘vlfl":n[d:a;:fibx‘;q. ; I : old idea of a woolen g e m a r R e e W ey : frock! Mobile, graceful ; : $6.50 San Lorenzo—Santo Domingo City, hanging, as light - weight ‘Beptember 13 | & . b E DUE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. | as soft silk. Perfect for, na—Vera Cruz............September 10 l | X CHRS “Puerto Colombia. ... September 2 & the new, softly tailored Cambrai_San Prancisco. - August 30 | G Eastern Prince—Buenos Aires.....August 29 3 modes. Some with jack- Brene e World ecruise. | ! % / Bresiens Yob, Bl oorid ey myer 9| COROMSERIO s and silk Dlouses From a famous house. New American Merchant —Hambure September 6 oy N A ¢ - p Majestic—Southampton ... September 10 £ others with a leather tailored styles. A soft, suede- DUE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. X 0 0 % K % September 11 3 . 8 belt or flower by way of like fabric that is a joy to DUE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 4 : contrast. Newest colors. 1 " soce_Hambure . September | 1 o wash. : M?cha, beige, sand, S Manila brown suede gray, biscuit and sandal. Fe rpuupeTed September 16 esessssisstsanae DUE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. L 1, I Sizes 14 to 20, 16% to (Main_Fidor, The Hecht Co. retanis—Southampton September 13 u diaa Bermuds e g ] I 22Y, and 38 to 42. uda inique—Port_au Prince... September 12 e BaTbara—Vaiparaiso. ... September 3 DUE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. viathen—Southampton . September 14 . (Third Fleor, The Hecht Co.) ew York—Hamburg . ‘September 12 olendam—Rotterds ‘September 12 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SBAILING TODAY. | ia—Cobh, Pl th, Hi d Lon- | Bl Brown kid center :.‘r;,'\?‘m. P:: ‘ylmo:‘ ; lv;e and Lon- | R p strap with new lower 56.50 orthern Prince—Rio aneiro, Santos, ) heel. Reptile trim... Mortevideo and Buenos Alres. ta Maria—Cristobal, Caliao' and Valpa- or v 2| Polo Coat and Beret Jr. Miss Jumper dam Eme Grande—Gibraltar, Naples and Genos. ana. 'isl:’\!rlfb Nassi ;’nd Hav 2 v o N ' ey Havana, Prosreso and Vera Oruz. lympic_Cherboiire and Southampton. SWesterniand - Plymoutn, Cherboure and Ant- €Ww. D 4 ress Set La Guayra, Curacao and.: Maras Meda 1o, b Haitian ports e e de France—Plymouth and Hayre, n* MacBeau — Montevideo and Buenos Alres. SAILING TOMORROW. hington—Plymouth, Cherbours Another suc- Cherbourg and Hamburs. cess! And from ovilie_and Glasgow VIII-Christiansand, Oslo and a value as well ‘Cophenhagen ungeholm- Gothenburg - as a style stand- e Cobh and. Liverpool 4 e “Havana, Crisiobal and San Pran- point this time. Crepe Blouse o_San Juan 7 3 Just stunning! J or French crepe with n L - = , aunty Beret : ARl 100% wool, true K or without a touch of Tela, Puerto v Y \ polo style, belt lace. Pastel and street i S R i and everything ; L nriges - ok shades 8:. George—St. John's and Halifax and a sporty so finely knitted that i s ne Bermuda Hamilton beret in the new it looks like fabric, a \ Choose from ki ;(’;’;;:" (-ah * ‘;‘:2:__' f.ial crepe guimpe and a et f - Sanio Domingo City. GEalidy s et jaunty beret. In the ese styles | i T AATLING BUNDAT, SEPTEMBER 1 shade of tan. smartest new wcolors. R\ Silhouette Styles ‘ Fall Handbags Sizes 14 to 20. Sizes 13, 15 and 17, e[ N Regulation Styles Pla‘ano—Porto Castilla and Porto Cortez. SAILING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, | (Third Ploot = The Hecht G0.) (3r. Miss’ Shop, Third Floor.) 4 Some Shadowproof $ 95 | Hems . en, th, Cherbourg and Bremer- | f 2 Odain Floor, The Hecht Co) $ I ‘75 .Since we're ladies Opers pump in clas- this Fall we have to sic lines of rich brown 56‘50 \ 7 P s eedass wear them, and it's a pleasure to wear | Fashion Mode Shoes Jumper Frock these, heavy flat crepe now on Main Floor. Clever details mark @ 3 Soft qualities in plain calf and ? ¢ . | morocco. Copies of finest type bags, many “zipper” fastenings. Black, brown, green, wine and SAILING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. Furo Cherbourg, ~ Southampton B merhaven . Horts. Ponta Delgads. Algiers, Pa- | Constantinople and Marseilies Winter g9 Diamond Cut Crystals‘ I R i w 1 | o ) B Albert Ballin— Chierbours, Southampton and Puerto With Berets AmericanShipper-—London e b mpion, Bouloghe and Bremer- $ ~95 i} Lorenso—8an Juan and Santo Dominso $3 9 75 . 1 : They certainly add much P - C . Tt & Lol it a o hadod ‘ Light-weight knitted nly add muc hipetel bl ot ekt suits, tuck-in blouse and i e i more than their price in chic s:;.uo:t,..na Trip matching beret. New with flattering furs, new to a day or evening gown . .. solark Slxed 14 to:20. . flaring, fitted lines and in and nothing is smarter just LoR R (e ke Cautrs, $h0 et # ightll eruising.— down (] n the Fall's best shades; now. 60-inch lengths of e crancae Bay. Revurn by inst Also jumper frocks of m u Sapeal : s s o ssapeake 1 black, brown, green, 1 1 i . ; i T . S e mond cut crys- Lo na e A oBiatis, “exceliont tweed ; or jersoy ' with winetone and navy. Sizes S Gt o, wg th Street Wharf 3 78, 1t ;:Tu P e 14 to 40 (Main Floor, The Hecht Oo) ost. B S (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) @r. Miss' Shop, Third Ploor.) *Imitation. By R todern Siea: contrasting blouses, sizes 13, 15 and 17, tals at this special price.