Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1930, Page 28

SALLLOM LAY ENEMIE ASSALED Leon Henderson Tells Finan- | ciers of Loan Shark Activities. Opponents of uniform small loan such as is proposed for the - District of Columbia, were assailed to- day by Leon Henderson, director of the | Department of Remedial Loans of the Russell Sage Foundation before the | Mmerican Association of Personal | Finance Companies at luncheon at the llg.ficm Hotel. to the legislation pending |yck Donahue Acts on Doctor's | Lin. ssse. in the District of Columbia, Mr. Hend- | erson said that one method of attack | is in sttempting to prevent small loan | laws from passing in new territory. Flooded With Propaganda. | | Al Wilson, on a jaunt combining what ! plane. FLYER, DOWN IN DESERT, REPAIRS WITH HAY WIRE |1 Wilson Takes 12 Days From Chicago to El Pasq in 1910- Type Pusher Plane. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex., September 26.—Pilot he considers the finest features of re- liability and good will tours, not to mention endurance flights, is in El Paso after 12 days’ travel from Chicago. . His craft is a 1910 Curtiss pusher type Some part of the 12 days was spent sitting on the Texas desert among e mesquite after a forced landing. “It's the man with pull who gets places nowadays,” the fiyer sald as he landed his ancient pusher box-kite. The antique's struts are somewhat haywire, picked up by the fiyer en route. : SRS A DANCER FORCED TO REST! Orders in Leaving Show. NEW YORK, September.26 (#).—Jack Donahue, the dancer-wit of Broadway, arrived here yesterday from Cincinnati *“The uniform law was up for con- | sideration in Mississippi, South Carol! and the District of Columbia last year,” | he sald. “It passed one House in both | Mississippl and. Soyth Carolina, and | was favorably reported by the subcom- | mittee which considered it in the Dis- | trict of Columbia. | “In each locality, legislators were Shark propagandaidentical n_ach shark ntica sach | issued by the organized | racket. . ! amiliar attack of the loan existing small loan legislation,” Ndecw. “Five States having uniform , Louisiana, Massachusetts, tion at work trying to repeal the law so that the old high rate days of 20 cent per month could be restored. geerry often the loan sharks were alded by honest-minded people, earnestly working for what they believed to be common : “Not one of the five States was - Says Sharkery Is Racket. the subject of the year's mwmm finance, Mr. Hend- erson told of efforts tha | " are making to break down the | uniform small loan law adopted by 24 upon the constitu- | and by lobby meth- . Merle Thorpe, editor of the Nation's Business, was the principal speaker at gq § i1 ifiig e ; 1 IR be an unperturbed competitor in a| mf_mmummmww gal- | . He had taken his stance mmmvm:’- nune:::hflwy carriage ong & Tt e waited and tried ‘Then came the town dustman ‘The duke walted once more, cracked out & 200-yard shot Gwilcan Burn. to take & long rest in accordance with doctor’s orders. High blood pressure and overwork forced him to leave the “Sons of Guns” cast in Cincinnati. | After leaving the train, Donahue van- ished and his friends refused to say whether he had gone to a sanitarium or the home of a friend in the country. The guutc fihili Courtesy pfiharn NAtional THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ALL OFFICERS SUSPENDED Malicious Altering of Electoral' Rolls Charged in Houduran City. ' TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Septem: ber 26 (#).—All members of the munic- ; ipality of the capital, including Mayor | Lucas Moncada, have been suspended on | | charges of maliclously altering the elec- | toral rolls. | ‘The charges have been referred to the | courts. The municipality belongs to the | Conservative Opposition party. The | Liberal party appealed to legal means | to suspend the officers after alleging that alterations in the electoral census gave the Conservatives a decided ad- vantage in the October elections. cove: v & cushiens for §16.50, in- cluding goods_ 2L s e 1513 38th 8t S.E. | Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 114 cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. Phone 1133 ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN FaO EVEN LINGERIE HAS FASHION! S|.95 Lingerie mGst have moul 52.95 Ided lines to conform with the new silhouette. 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Our Phone Number is NAtional 5220 No Interest Extras or Boys’ 50¢ Hose Carrving Charges (J Added to Our Charge 3 Prs. for $1 Accounts. Medium weight We Do Not sport hose in fancy Penalize tterns with full tastle cuff Fetaind: Free Parking Opposite 8th St. Entrance Fashionable New $15 Silk Crepe & 1,000 of These New $5 For Saturday Shoppers! Velvets, Felts and Combinations The very latest of fashions at a remarkably low price! Showing the new shallow crowns « « « models that reveal both forehead and hair « « «» hats that dip in back .. . . turbans that smartly hug the cheek . . . cushion.brims . . . tip tilt lines . . . in fact, every favorite silhouette for matron and miss is here! In black, navy, brown, cricket green, or wine. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $1 Chamoisuede Gloves 59¢ Duplex chamoisuede with novelty cuffs, kip seam em- broidered and point styles The Plain or Runproof Rayon Undies Regularly $1 & $1.50 77 Gowns, t;ilmd facturer that you will recog- nize immediately. 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