Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1930, Page 24

QUICK WORK SAVE MAN FRON CAVEXN Well Digger at Oakton, Va., Is Buried an Hour in Tons of Earth. Special Dispatch to The Ster. OAKTON, Va., BSeptember 18.— Buried in three tons of soft dirt at the bottom of an 18-foot well, M. L. Prince of Shockey Station yesterday spent a fearful hour. He came through the ex- perience without suffering bodily harm. Prince and Henry Prenzel were deep- ening the well at the home of Ben Hughes. Only about a foot of water Mfllln!d at the bottom of the shllt Prince was working -at the bottom of the well filling buckets lowered to him by Prenzel. Comes Without Warning. Suddenly the wall opposite him caved h l.n avalanche of dirt and stones en- him, filled up the shaft com- lflzly to 3 feet above his head. The gnll was 6 feet or more in diameter. ‘The heroes of the, rescue were Fren- wel and colored well digger named John Deal, who was working at the home of Mrs. John W. Echols when the cave-in was reported. Working frantically with their hands, they dug down until they located his head and Joosened the dirt sufficiently to glve Prince air. Ald was summoned and 5 or 75 persons soon crowded the bcck yard ar Hughes home. Members of the Vienna Fire Depart- ment brought lumber and steel hoops to bind the interior of the well against further cave-ins, but the rescuers did not wait to use measures to protect themselves. Working frantically, bucket after bucket of dirt and stones was lifted to the surface and emptied. Found to Be Uninjured. ‘When Prince's head emzmu -nd n was found he could speak, frantic haste was slightly nllxad i ‘was an hour before he was finally lifted 10 the mirface and stretched out on the 5 e he was examined by Dr. 5 e Bcfllt of Oakton and pronounced uninjured. Calls had been sent to the Washing- ton Fire Rescue Squad and to the Flh'- fax and Falls Church Fire Depart- ments, but Prince was rescued before thelr assistance was needed. The crowd at the scene numbered three doctors, a nurse, an undertaker and a druggist, 80 a¥ possible needs were provided for. Pl Sty CHARGE INADEQUATE. PAY FOR R-100 CREW British Air Ministry to Investigate | Claims That Each Man Got Only $12 for Flight. By the Associated P LONDON, September 18.—The air ministry has begun an investigation of assertions made in an article in the UNETHICAL INSURANCE OPPOSITION IS VOICED Closer co-operation between the Dis- trict of Oolumbla Life Underwriters' Association and the Better Business Bu- reau was planned at a meeting yester: day between representative groups M both organizations at t.he National Press Club. The meeting was called by President John !( ‘fiyder of the underwriters’ Ip. F. Cremen and G. Lee Stabler M’ thl PField Prac- tices Committee of the Underwriters’ Association and Louis Rothschild, di- rector, and Philip L. Baldwin of the Better Business Bureau were present at_the meeting. ‘Through closer co-operation, it was | explained, these organizations hope to | more satisfactorily investigate com- plaints in the insurance field of un- ethical or misleading practices.’ al “Before You \e!t——ln'utl- ‘'was adopted. MEMBER DUALITY OF + .. and style at low prices accentuates our new 1930-1931 selec- tions of . . » A visit will reveal just h FUR COAT may be p including every conceival Summer Rates tor Repairing and ONLY s‘rou 1208 MASTER FURRIERS’ o | CAPITOL BREEDON IS GIVEN TYEAR JAIL TERM Washington Musician Con- |sen victed of Assault of Girl in Fairfax County. Special Dispatch o The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., September 18.— Nicholas Breedon of Washington, 32- year-old musician, was sentenced yes- GUILD ow reasonably a fine CAPITOL ur- chased. A very complete stock, ble fur, awaits your inspection. A Small Deposit THF. BEST FURS FOR 19 YEARS FUR BEOP o G St. 1 FASHION INSTITUTION ealth | cola, Fla., Aflm‘nqhflhfllmhl”- sentence. ‘The law allows im of death or life imprisonment. FPriends Help Girl. A very large delegation of citisens from O.rollne County were called as upbringing, including clerk of the court of Clrollne County. The girl's mother, carrying in her arms the baby sister, youngest of nine chil- dren, and the gray-haired father were surrounded by sympathetic groups of friends and nelghbors during the trying STORM WARNINGS OUT NEW ORLEANS, La., September 18 (#). | _Northeast storm warnings were up to- day from Port Eads, La., to Apalachi- and were to remain until it under orders of the United States Weather Bureau here. ‘The bureau said a disturbance of moderate intensity was central off the East Louisiana coast, moving northeast- ward, Fresh to strong easterly winds were forecast for today. 8:15 p.m. ton 2001 16th St. N.W. 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $90.00 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION ‘ 81.00 for One Doz. ONE-CENT FLOWER SALE! $1°L for Two Doz. FINE FLOWERS, like good music, have an elevating effect on the soul and cleanse the thoughts. y Have plenty of Flow- ers at Home! [ Fine Large Boston Ferns, highly decorative, for $1.00 each } Metro. 7433 Metr C. & C. Flower Stores 807 14th St. NNW. 804 17th St. NW. 609 12th St. N.W. 7945 Metro. 9369 Knitbac—that clever in- vention that mak es “rans” in stockings dis- appear. And it onmly takes 24 hours to do it! ‘A FASHION INSTITUTK'N ashington New Drive to Jellefls don't worry about ing. Our doorman park your car while you are inside shopping. cwYord All That’s Left Friday Must Be Sold All of a busy Summer’s merchandise will be sold for practically nothing. On the 7th floor. Women’s Coats—Just 25 1-$49.50 Grey Wool Crepe Coat, brold- ail collar; size 44.. ... 2-$39.50 Black and Blue Wool Crepe Coats, mole collar; sizes 38 and 40...... 2-$39.50 Furless Black Wool Crepe Coats, size 42, 1-$59.50 Tan Kashmir Coat, bmldl:xl col- lar; size 1—$50.50 Pirate Blue Wool Crepe Coat, jabot collar; size 3714 i ) 2-$49.50. Black Velvet V rnps, sizes 36 and 38 1-$69.50 Imported Coat, size 36 . 1—$49.50 Tan Tweed Sports (‘oal size 44’/ .$15 4-$39.50 Sports Coats, blue and grey tweed; sizes 36 to 44 1—-$59.50 Black Faille Crepe (_ap: Co size 36 ....... 2-$69.50 Blue K:uhmxr Cnal collar; sizes 4414 and 46! 1—$69.50 Black Wool Crepe Coat, 1—$69.50 Pirate Blue Wool Crepe Coat, size $. 2—-$125 Black and Blue Telga Cloth Coats, black galyak collars; sizes 36 and 40.. black Jellelfs Suits Are Stronger Than Ever This Fall The Monotone Tweed Suit ‘49.50 It's smarter if it's monotone, and smartest if it's tweed or broadeloth. . the new half shawl .with a collar in These suits are of imported or do- mestic tweeds or broadcloths ..the first point in their favor. The second...they are furred $25 1-$110 Orange Tweed Sports Coat, beige caracul scarf collar; size 38 ..$28 1-$89.50 Blue Kashmir Coat, black Rus- sian caracul collar; size Women's Coats—Fifth Floor Women’s Summer Dresses 50—$16.50 to $19.50 wash frocks of shantung, wash crepe, rajah prints, 36 to 44 $5 25—$19.50 to $29.50 afternoon dresses of plain or printed chiffon, georgettes; 36 to 44.....$10 Women's Dresses—Fifth Floor Misses’-Juniors’ Dresses 20—$16.50 to $25 crepe, printed crepe and geor- gette dresses $5 25-$29.50 to $45 dresses; crepes, chiffons. . $10 No returns—no phone or mail orders—all sales final! Sports Wear $10.50 to $1650 cotton mesh and sitk crepe dresses in s’ 2 $19.50 to $25 Cordella creprs silk tweeds, flvan- tungs and wash crepes. Women’s and misses sizes $7.50 $25 to $39.50 better shanmng- ‘and novelty crepes. Women's and misses’ sizes $12.50 $295 to $8.50 BLOUSES, washable prints, cot- tons, piques, dotted s“-us, silks. 34 to 42, $1.95 $3.95 to $6 BATHING SUITS, small sizes, 95¢ SWEATERS, lisle and wool, some with berets, short sleeves and sleeveless.... .$1.95 $5.90 RAINCOATS, Liberty satin, English cut, non-crushable [ Accessories $1.95 BLOUSETTES, linen-finished lawn, evelet embroidered collar and jabot; white, green, blue, flesh, peach. $1.05 COLLAR with.Iucs edginy; eggahiell iorchid, fiesh, bine, §1 SILK BAGS, with white appliques. white, black...... $10 CALF BAGS in red, grey, p § LEATHER BAGS, black, green, --$1 95 $M 50 UNDERARM BAG, brown. ... $10 $1.95 and $3 CHANGE PURSES, 1ea(her ngd suede $1 NOVELTY BELTS, leather. .. .. 50¢ $5 DIXIANA PERFUME, bouquet odor. . .83 Underwear and Corsets $195 to 3 PURE GLOVE SILK STEP-INS, runproof. Sizes §, $1 SBIOVE SITK VESTS AND BAI\DEAUQ runproof. Sizes 38, 40, 42, . $1.25 BANDEAUS, glove silk. Sizes 30, 36, 25; $1250 TREO GIRDLES, semi-laced, satin, princess lines. Sizes 27, 28, 29, 32, 33.....$8.50 $25 GOSSARD EVENING CORSETTE, bras- siere top, pantie lnll <m- 40.. ..$15 .50 LA MASQU NDATION, for large bust, small hip figmc Size 34. .$3.50 $3 SUMMER CORSETTES, one-piece, voile, es 32 to 4 .$3. $7.50 BIEN JOLIE GIRDLE, brocade and elastic. Size 30 $3.05 $7.50 WARNER CORSELETTE, Summer voile, inner belt boned through diaphragm and thigh. Sizes 44 and 46 $5 §5 LINEN GIRDLES. ‘Sizes 25 't0 28... $1.95 urplc hln(, Glen Bogie Week Fall Showing of That Famous Knitted Frock—Exclusive With Jelleff’s What Another Glen Bogie Enthusiast Says: Prask v, fetere, Tusdizgtom, D, Omtleem $20.50 Innovations in the 1930 T° o0 Maceure © mever yeur tue cusstions bosense 140 tote &ring %0 “Mall 25 worie” how mick pleasire my Gles Bogle frocks Mave giwes Hau Wy & T ke my “Olen Begle™r s 1+Te appesiing besuty of artistis eates dnd 41Atinélite BURRHIED: oo Tt fe more flatteriag ¥oan Abess soft shades 18 fise Sh tell the tale of & master desigmr giving tities every figwres Two-Day Clearance of Discontinued Styles B o Fall and Winter ..their new skirts that flare rdington. ‘The air ministry pointed out in to- or Fourth... day's Dally Herald, Labor n, that . ” vine or Y ly e SO!‘OSIS Shoes they're brown, green, w “fiying pay” grants in cannection wnn What 25%. to 50% the trip would be additional to more could anyone ask...and Reductions Glen Bogies include a rag- lan shoulder coat to match any of the frocks, $29.50 ...a knit beret in Glen Bogie pattern...and a wool tufted bag. There is * also a complete range of rich Fall shades. with full, fine raccoon collars or with lapin or caracul in the half-shaw! or U-shapes. Third ‘wrap-around. conselons of wearing toe best, asd leoking wy Weey on 5 s for my Glen Degie, 434 whe dossa’ veat 4o fos) esmrt blue, the leading colors. s alse expariensing ) COLLISION VICTIMS SUE $20,000 Asked of Ice Cream Com- pany by Fred and Mae Puhlman, lun for $20,000 dnnuu was filed in District Supreme Court yesterday m‘t the Carry Ice Cream Co., 1300 of D street uouthsut ‘The action was brought by Fred and Mae V. Puhiman, 1800 block of B street southeast, who they were seri- injured when a truck of the de- t company struck their automo- bile June 21 at Fourteenth and F streets northeas( 11 wsd {ndiepensadle pash crew’s standard rate of p-y. when the price is only $49.501 e seavanies 3603 ol Glen Bogies will not stretch, sag or run no matter how much wear you give them—or how many cleanings they un- dergo. (7% New putd for 11aelc sy Wimes over in 1te wekrisy it e Wowisy tesiee- on a TTC1 etanking up uader reidh usdge. Vb wwuld have Fulsed Juniors—Third Floor A8t 9o, 17 T were te Wil other woren abeut thess sondertul dresees, I woull Baf 18 you mnt @ frock Mat s bewstiful A1 are avaracted by Semstys 1t you wam wuperiet L besaues of 10 of desteni ot o froek et fe g0 waart wat el slewrs bove W00 velling, Botor(sl, With a Bag, $5.95 and A Beret, $2.50 to Match 130 sonson 43 okisg 1ike newy Elizabeth Arden— For Care of the Eyes More than any other feature, the eyes determine a woman's right to beauty. Do away with the fine wrinkles and dulled luster so common today by using Venetian Eye Cream, which nourishes the delicate tissues around the eye, keeps them smooth and un- lined, fills out wrinkles, $1.50. Venetian Eye Lotion, a tonic to be applied daily with the eye- cup. Cleanses and soothes tired eyes. making ‘them clear and sparkling. $1 and $2.50. Elizabeth Arden Shop—Street Floor m0rtly a8 10 Bagan 11, wné SAte te mext eee “If yeu went u froek tiad is economienl. asd Wil revars yeu dividenth 500 Pairs of All Types of Shoes and Slippers $7.50 Were $10 to $15 Sport shoes . . . street shoes . . . evening slippers of the short lines in our regular stock have been substantially reduced for clearance. Draperies Made to Order Get Our Special Prices Sports Shop—Fourth Floor NEW 50.INCH ANTIQUE SATIN PORTIERES with em- bossed self-figured border: long. ..reversi- {le very specul pair 319 95 DRAPERY SETS, compris- ing 1 pair drapes, 1 valance and tie backs . . . made of good grade damask and the new pebble cloth, Ready to hang; special, set 89-95 Tailored and Ruffled Curtains 8olid_colors, new weaves and fg- ured nets. $1.25 to $9.95 Pr. AT O LA 'APER HANGING AND PAI McDEVITT’S 1202 G St. NW. Dix 3211 10 Years' Satisfactory Service Charge Accounts Invited HARDLY ABLE 10 WORK lichy Blisters On Hands. Cuticura Heals. ““My hands started to chap and then broke out in little blisters. They itched and burned whenever I put them in anything hot and I could hardly stand to water. At night I coul Tused to scratch them. I was hardly able to de my work, and my hands looked terrible. “I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in about three or four days I could see that they were helping me. I continued using. them and in about & month I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Lorene Rolland, General Delivery, Decatur, Iil. Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for daily toilet purposes. g Making Three Equal Four— Tomorrow— Colors Patterns Materials Kidskin Calfskin Patent leather Suede Brocades Lizard and Suede A Special Friday Value—New Fall Hats 53 A perfectly delightful collec- tion of the latest Fall hat styles—in silk velvet, velour, soleil, French felt of a most unusual quality for this low price. You will find close fitting, brimmed and beret styles in large and small head sizes. New Women’s and Misses’ Sports Coats 339.50 Coats that laugh at grey, misty weather—that refuse to wrinkle or to catch dust—that are just right for general all- around wear. They come in rich, new tweed mixtures and monotones with black and white the favorite, closely fol- lowed by brown, green and oxford. [Each coat has a luxurious collar of raccoon, kit fox, caracul, Jap fox, wolf or skunk. Pumps Straps Ties Step-in pumps Brown Blue Black Grev Gold Silver Shop Early to Be Sure of Getting Your Size Shoe Shop—Street Floor Buying Dull Chiffon (Do SIRIPE Stockings By the Box $].50 3 pairs 84,35 For if you buy three pairs at a time you'll be able: Two Important Underwear Values! 60 Silk Slips ‘Regular $5 and $5.95 Slips of All Types $3.95 Crepe de Chine . . . Crepe Satin . . . Radium Silk Slips in_most attractive tailored and lace trimmed styles. Broken sizes in flesh, white and black. Just arrived—Glen Bogie berets, all colors—$2.50 Exclusive With Jelleff Millinery—Street Floor Special—A Very Limited Quantity Real Stone Necklaces 83.95 Regularly $7.50 Earrings to Match........... to match pairs when one stocking is worn to be sure that colors are identical for match- «ing to get longer service by greater distribution of ‘wear As for styles, they are belted, and either flared or straight—all silk lined. Crepe de Chine Gowns Pure Dye Crepe de Chine Specially Purchased $3.95 Fitted styles that tie at the side with ribbon bows are adorably youthful, especially when, like these, they have cream Alencon lace or hemstitched yokes. Flesh or peach. Sizes 15 to 17. The Grey Shops—Second Floor Sizes 36 to 44 for Women Sizes 14 to 20 for Misses Come in and ask for a box of No. 531, Dull Chiffon Gold Stripes. Sketched—brown tweed flecked with rosy beige, brown skunk collar, trench style pockets, $1.95 Carved stones on delicate gold or enamel chains, linked in a pliant necklace...amethyst, rose quartz, carnelian or jade. Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor Additional Gold Stripe Shop, Stoneleigh Court, 1013 Connecticut Avenue ‘Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor