Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1930, Page 21

D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930. Ozark countryside, were smudged and 'HE most vital time to Just Think of It— protect your metal garage is NOW-—just before the ice The Star delivered to your door every cvening and Sunday ‘:? o % come! = Our spe- morning at 1l4c per day and 5¢ b g Dm":ct-! against a2 e e | || 607.609 C St ‘without s sej ‘e Al cost? Telephone National 5000 and de- 607-609 C St. N.W. livery will start at once. Telephone Metropolitan 0151 FVENING STAR, WASHINGTO T Hugo Diemer, Chicago, vice thus removing one great cause of rising | other European governments, declared HEAU GF ENGmEERS charge of edueno Pt N. prices, he declared. fi.“f.,“ :::l dthe most stable government difficult to eémpare with those of Rizzo. 1,000,000 IN RU SEIZED New York, vice president in " 4 v promotion; Eugene A. Rummlm % Will Fix Prices. Tribute to Mr. Emerson was paid by a Hope of tracing the kidnaper, through |p. o . 0ocoa i Newark, N. J., in 4 treasurer, and George C. Dent, ‘Under the plans we propose, the | number of speakers at the ‘banquet. fingerprints was virtually abandoned. T s \ icago, executive secretary. industrial body in the Federal Gov- P{m;’dem Ho:mri axndhom:;rin m‘e;en:er A police-record photograph identified Biggest Liquor Haul. at Whelans Reauty Shoppe 3 Payne Outlines Plans. |ernment will fix prices for materials | of ! gms“u"n& D by Mrs. McKinley’s mother as a like-| NEWARK, N. J, October 17 (®).— R Loty ] General plans of the United States |and services” the part of | M, Emerson for his cotributions toward ness of the man who entered thelr home | Whisky valued by Federal agents at Boingment. :6.50 o Need of co-operation on the part of | pr in this country. ,000,000, 5 - : Government for exerclsing conteh Ovet |y L e e et wudy will | * b tribute to Mr. Emerson, the so- snd compelled Mre. MeKinley t0 Sr'"s | tory bf Newark, was seised by police and WHELANS T industry, m‘g&g;‘;m ", industriat | be necessery to put the plans in effect, | ciety formally accepted a Harrington % 2 s it s is not &|firemen yesterday at an old factory. Beauty Shoppe John M. Carmody Appoints | 5f another war were outlined st the | OoL Favne S0, sdding that the pro_ | Emerson trophy: presenied by, A0 Kansas City ‘Police | DOUt| P o6 Sl s, nowives s pos | Lo e Tl 15 ot lniiding Wik |__11a0 B SO R gram partm o nd former A ) 3 i i session today by mkg-ntzflm Of | fiself is yet incomplete. Emerson, to be awarded next year and Youth Abd f lioe oomitnued |invessigston. of the| FPollce aleo heM fur questimiis Abess Officers to Serve Through |War Frederick Huft Pavne o o or. | Todayi session also was addressed |in the ensuing years to the chaapics of outh as Abductor o theory that the kidnwpers trall led 10 ham Aronow, wham they said _they tions"the Nation, will ot ermit hap- By & number of e ves o e e ociely iEoIng e Sreatest degree i N e ;gm":""{'fi: found in & garage at the rear of the E nfersnce e lant “Ice cream.” Next Year. | hazard operations by numlnmxlx:r:.&l,;; ?éi‘:"'y’m,‘"‘ a luncheon col in emelenfy in apeci.fled activit Mrs. McKinley. HAfiaay Oty aioes: Whe e hoah Works | Jae mdnmlmt::ce dm;rm“w Pocien - s outes A the Reld.” e said, | RS, afternoon at 5 oclock M ! —— i o o widhpas | i loer Seekin R ,.",u’ o b John M. Carmody of Chicago, who| While emphasizing e ikl B et Coartis, o sendering nflrrr:‘,e];: DORSEY NOMINATED | y,nsas orry, october 17 11— Eismo_ mld‘ge:;:duvai. He said r;e;:és e R iy s was re-elected nt of the Society | Of the Government purc tion and tea to the ladies attending the | MADISONVILLE, Ky., October 17 (). | Doubt was _expressed by _police today il i from New Yori s dustrial gineer: possession of privately-owned establish- - ssed Dby PorSe FU put had been “drifting around” the of, Mngustril Englagers, metint i | meni, ir. Piyne said the Government | Liought e o~ Juhuiis. Dorséy oy o piter | e barming Basoner st S, O eodkiey terday, today appointed the various through an industrial regulatory group |the Mayflower tonight. son, Ky., was nominal or the second | '] e Gra A e othe: the President would exer- district congressional short term by kidnaping of Mrs. Alma on Mc: " nut:‘v;r ;%eu;:he‘?c .,‘.‘;;'é;":."..é":, fotiows: :figol-n 'iei':n?yco::ml over American in- Emerson Is Honored. the Democratic District Committee yes- | Kinley, heiress, who was freed late Accidental Shot Proves Fatal. Soin 3. Puria o New York,vice pras: | Ustry UBdet prosnt DA%, op | quites e s Toinats of e e terday. He will il tnc unexplied term | FhEECts o, logt in.ine woods Taue |- SACRAMERYO, "Oullf, ‘Glidhes “1x ;. le ne lustrial ader and 'ounder of effi- | of L 3 D 228 i vioe paiiet e L Oulion | ealeujated by the War Department |clency, movement, was guest of honor | Democrat, who resigned 1o accent her home in 'the viinity of Greenfield, | (P.—Alex Brady, postmaster of Pilot gion. A Pellows, Detroit, vice | and the system to be put into effect |and principal speaker at a banquet of appointment_to the Federal Customs | Mo. Hill, shot when mistaken for a deer | it T charae of sseacen: "Allan | will do away with competition among | the soclety in the hotel last night. The | Court; New York. Fingerprints found on & toothbrush while hunting, dled yesterday as he was | : : B down a mountainside to . Mogensen, New York, vice president | buyérs, because each has been allotted | speaker, a consultant and expert in in-| The Democratic nomination is equiva- ' in a suitcase cast by the kid-|being In charge of time study engineering: Specific concerns with which to deal, | dustrial matters for the Russian and| lent to election. naper as he escaped posses scouring the a hospital. OODWARD & LLOTHROP O™ 11™ F AND G STREETS Week-End Candy Special—2 Pounds, 95c Hallowe’en Hard Candies, Pound, 60c Hallowe’en Novelties, 10c to $1.50 CanpiEs, Arsies 14-16, Fmst FLOOR. Rowe of London Clothes, 25 £ eSS N'g_ht, i - —Be a Monte Carlo Clown $].75 This hilariously colored clown suit is made of heavy cambric ... for boys and girls from 4 to 14 to wear Hallowe’en night. Or would you rather be a Witch, a Jockey, a Bell Hop. Little Red Riding Hood, Puss- in-Boots, a Gypsy? You will find these, and many other cos- tumes in our Toy Store. $1.75 to $4.25. Tz Toy Sronz, Fourrn FLOOR. The Lowest Price Since We Introduced Them to Washington Real Stone Rings, $2% Far Below Their Regular Selling Price Smart costume rings of sterling silver in a variety of styles and settings. With marcasites and real stones® colored to simulate carnelian, chrysoprase, chalcedeny, crystal and onyx. At this low price everyone will want to match every costume with a lovely ring. *Colored real stones. CostuMe JewrLry, Asie 10, Fmst FLoor. 7 Outstanding Styles At One Popular Price An unprecedented low price for these finely tailored Bond Street clothes for boys. Seven smart styles at $25—including 4-piece suits with 2 pairs of long trousers; with | long trousers and | knickers; with 2 pairs of knickers; Boys' Winter Overcoats; Chin- chilla Coats for younger boys; Junior Boys' Rugby Suits; Fine English Gabardine Coats. Tz Boy's Srore, FourtH FLOOR. Matrons’ Hats that do not look matronly 10 If you wear a large headsize hat yet want a smart hat, this collection offers you just the hats you want . . . smart tri- cornes, felts and soleils with tucks or an ornament or the one-sided line that is so impor- tant and so flattering. MiILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. Beret and Scarf Sets, 5.2.95 A Fashion Youth Likes Just a rag in the hand are these chenille berets and scarfs . . . but knowingly adjusted they are the essence of chic. In navy, tan, gray and brown. Neckwear, Aste 15, Fmst FLOOR. Blouses have gone Russian $|3.75 Tunics are the smartest thing in blouses and these are the smartest tunics we have seen. With cowl neckline and in the length that everyone prefers. In rust and in dull gold that is smart with either black or brown. Brouses, Tuimp FLOOR. Toys Made by Russian Péas'a‘nts for Your Children's Christmgs This Russian man sketched will dance £ when you pull a string ... and there are bears and Football I o s that see-saw . . . sol- diers that maneuver ... and hundreds of other unusual toys. See them here in the Russian ex- hibit, which lasts only through October 23. Toys, 10c to $4 After October 23 we cannot make exchanges or refunds on’ articles bought in this event. Well-Dressed Girls Are Choosing These Fall RUssiAN Exmisrr, SEvENTH FLoOR. Smart Angora Borets, in Fall greens, blues, wine Girls' Laird, Schober & 3 Com, Eyelet Ties; des of tan elk, Tomorrow—Last Day to Consult Socks. ? leagion, Witk stripes 208 /S0 i Gmus' Hosiery, Arsiz 17, Fmsr FLoor. Kathleen Mary Quinlan’s Representative This special representative is in the Toiletries Section, to advise you, without charge, on beauty problems. Kath- leen Mary Quinlan is especially famous for her beneficial and beautifying Eye Treatments. . Stop in the Tajletries Section or Telephoné District 5300 Tonirams, Amsies 14-16, Fmst FLoor. Glove Silk That Are School- Girl ' Favorites $ 7 .50 pair CmiLprEN’s SHOES Pajamas Rayon Snuggies Combine Four Garments in One $].95 Just think of getting all one’s undergarments in one . . . not to mention at this low price. A clever means of achieving fashion’s slim silhouette, for this new snuggie combines a Two-piece styles ' with wide “trou” legs . . . very smart and very comfortable, and very much in favor for those excit- Junior \4-;:':; ('i'::::n‘o'l“"hlly Ho and Gisle® Lesther ing midnight suppers at school. lined in wool Coats, Girls' 3-Piece Suits of d plaids. novelty knitted fal For a Limited Time—Granite Number 44 Silk Chiffon Hose brassiere, boneless corset, panties or bloomer of pink swami cloth with four garters. In long and short lengths. Sizes 32 to 38. Knrrrep Unperwear, THIRD FLOOR. Hosrery, Amsir 19, Pmst FLOOR. Size: 16 GImLS’ SPORTSWEAR FourtH FLOOR. $29.50 jacket of JuNior Misses’ AppAreL, FOURTH FLOOR. Red, green, blue and GIRLS’ SPORTSWEAR FourTr FrooR, With Picot Top—French Exclusive Garter Block—S Sizes 12 to 18, in gay and youthful color combinations. Gmis' FurNisHings, Fourtn FLooRr. 3 Pairs $4.20