Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1930, Page 33

MISSING BOY FOUND IN JEFFERSON CANYON Three-Year-Old Was Lying on Ground Calling for Mother ‘When Discovered. By the Associated Press. Nev., October 18.—After .a search, 3-year-old Lawrence Sullivan was found SEVENTH AND K STS. e GOLDENBERG'S 35 ANNIVERSARY 7 Men’s 39c Hose 19¢ pair Men's Rayon mixed Hose, in a large variety of newest Fall patterns and colorings. Made with reinforced heel and toe. All sizes. Perfect and slight s, Main Floor. Women’s 10c & 15¢ Handkerchiefs Boys’ 59¢ Schoo! Blouses 35¢ $1.29 Full llze Blankets %8¢ each Bed Blankets, size 66x80 inches, in pretty plaids of blue, rose, green o tan. Exception- al value! $3.50 Edison Electric Iron $1.98 High-grade Edison Electric Iron, Chromium plated finish; complete with attachment cord and plug. Downstairs Store. White Dresses 34c Of fine quality white nainsook, embroidery. Déop hems and set- in sieeves. Sizes 1 and 2 years. Third Flsor ve in Jefferson Dan Sulliv: I THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 19, 1930—PART ONE. Canyon, north of Tonopah. Searchers found him lying on the ground calling | dren Mountain and Man- for his mother. He was very weak. hattan all joined in the search. The child has been missing since 11| Fears had been expressed that Law- o'clock Thursday morning. More than | rence might have been attacked by an of the Toquima Range, where the boy | ljo: had wmh;d;redww';fi 'h'"flm'n"""‘; - . sto] automobile on a desert roas " A ln(‘i)pcel?mbed a hill to inspect a mining| Spanish Queen Il With Cold. prospect. An airplane left Reno early this morning to aid in the hunt, but arrived after the boy w1s found, I The boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. i trackers, Be Victoria of Spain is confined to her better yesterda HAS NEIGHBORS ENJOINED 300 men took part in an intensive search | eagle or carried away by a mountain | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. n. 18.—Charging_their neighbors, Casper and Minnie Kaiser, interfere with the use of an alley leading to o e | rac —Qu Henry E. Wootten Norval W. Prost an n MADRID, October 18 (#). leen u‘« t ?( uc“{‘:l Save ‘;bt ne el i s temporary injunction st the room with & cold. She was somewhat | Katemy and At o Taarers. to th Scouts from Tonopah and school chil- the Kaiser's, who occupy premises from Tone LAUREL GARAGE OWNER e Xusrs who occupy premise parked their car in the alley and order prospective garage customers off the premises. Wootten, who operates the 'PER MARLBORO, Md., October |garage on land owned by the Frosts, says such action seriously damages his | business, especially during the Laurel racing season. move for the f complaint, tion upon giving five PHONE NATIONAL 5220 com) ints. Georgé P. McOeney represents the Kaisers. Dies Playing Miniature Golf. wmm Marbury sprears for the | Mexican Dry Move Defeated. i MEXICO CITY, October 18 (#).—A motion sponsored by the Yucatan dele- gation providing for national prohibi- tion in the manufacture, sale and con- NEW YQRK, October 18 (#)—The | gumption of aleoholic liquors was de- excitement of playing miniature golf fedted in the Chamber of De; proved too much yesterday for Thomas | terday by a vote of 16 to 4. The puties yes- de- mngm,g,g::,w.{gm’mgc J. Watt, 55, retired contractor. He |putles pointed out that the National oseph_C. ~ | dropped dead of & heart attack after served to “”l""l"g:;"o('h,;,"‘;‘;“,,,:?.nn\mxng the first hole on & links in 10 At- West Fiftieth stree Alcohol Commission’s temperance cam- aign_was best applicable to the conu- . The commission was created dur- ing the administration of Portes Gil. Subscribe Today It costs only about 1% cents ‘per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington's best newspa« per delivered to ‘:: regularly lennry evening and iday momn- g Telephone National 5000 and the delivery vill start ately. The Route Agent will col- lect at the :nd of each month. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED e °‘FREE PARKING More of Washington’s Greatest Dress Values Arrive for Monday’s Anniversary Sale! and $15 NEW DRESSES $10, $12. Anniversary Brings Great Savings on $29.75 and $35 | Coats Handsome Fur-Trimmed Sport and Dress Models Nowhere in our Anniversary Sale is there a more emphatic demonstration of GREATER VALUE than right in this collec- tion of coats. Beautiful sport and dress models of high-grade fabrics with rich silk linings and generous trimmings of caracul, wolf, glossy sealine (dyed coney), lapin (coney), fox or black Man- churian wolf (Chinese dog). And every coat among them is styled right up to the minute— the new flared lines, elbow or spiral cuffs, and effective new seamings. Black, with black or lighter furs, Navy, Green, Wine, or Brown. Also dark mixtares. Goldenberg’s—Second Fl $1.65 Full-Fashioned 3 ouy Chiffon Silk Hose Sale Feature at Only Dainty picot top hose, of clear, even weave, in chiffon 97 97c—as ou: customers realize c quite well. Beige clair, mauve ? France, grain, plage, duskee and other popular Misses’ 79c Hose Seamed back, fashion marked hose of fiber silk, cotton and wool 5oc mixtures for cold weather wear. Full length with shaped leg. Boys’ 50c Sport Hose Perfect quality 7 length sport hose, medium weight, with full z9c elastic cuffs. Snappy patterns. 50 to $3 Pearl* on Amber N Toiletware 75¢ to 5148 zeen and finish toiletware—fish scale Pearl*-on- amber finish—maize, green or rose. Make up a complete set from this fine assort- Sizes from 14 to 54V A Favorite Anniversary weight— onderful values at shades. All perfect quality. Heather effects. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Evenly matched pieces of superior grade ment! $1.50 and $2 Photo Frames, Puff Boxes, Hair Be- cefvers, Manicure Sets (3 pieces) and Jewel sl Boxes . e. Also large Dresser Trays, glass 3 handle. Also larg 8l sl 48 Dressing Combs Tolletries—] Lovely Crepe Undies ——Anniversary Priced! Slips, Dance Sets, s “ Step-ins and Chemise o The pretty lace-trimmed dance sets, che- mise and step-ins (and a few tailored models as well) are of pure dye silk crepe de chine —the slips of a rich f"de of all-rayon crepe, fitted and straightline styles, with or without lace. $1 Porto Rican Gowns Beautiful handmade, hand-embroid- ered gawns, ‘withiround, ‘syusee of V 7 9c neck. Flesh or white. $1.25 Flannelette Gowns Warm, long-sleeved flannelette gowns in pink-and-white or blue-and. 8 white stripes. Regular and- extra c it Goldenbers’s—Second Floor. New Crepes Satins Georgettes New Prints Wool Laces Woolens Complete Range of Sizes— 14 to 50 Men’s Fall OXFORDS Black or Brown. Every pair sewed and all perfect quality. $9 .44 heels. Boys’ & Girls’ Sturdy School Shoes and Strap Slippers $].33 Quality As All Perfect Pictured Boys’ & Girls’ Stitchdown SHOES Sturdily made for hard wear. 97¢c ‘With Compesition Soles. All Sizes fo 2. Fall Footwear An unusual purchase for this great event of everything that is new and smart in Women’s Fall Footwear at re- markable savings! 5 . Suedes, Gunmetal, Patents, Brown Kid, 2-tone Snake Combinations, in over 50 styles. A few are slightly imperfeet. Boys® Sturdy School Shoes and OXFORDS Black or Brown All Guaranteed for Hard Wear $].98 All Sizes to Large 6 ' NONE SOLD SINGLY What Beauties They Are— and What Values! New Transparent Exquisite Velvets Frock with All-over Cut-work Embroidery Dashing Two-tone Russian Tunic Frocks Crepe Frocks with Fur Fabric Jackets Those Popular Travel Print Dresses (8 L | Youthful Bolero Model for Misses Exquisite New Long Dance Frocks \ Chiffon-with-Velvet Inner Frocks ‘ street, office, classroom, after- noon, dinner and formal evening wear— and any two of them are yours for §15! them is fresh and de lace yokes—and ® host of other mewest style detalls, for the Each Share the Savings! Women's All style Many_Well-known Sizes 2t 8 Misses’® Fall Oxfords, Straps, or High Styles Many Patterns to Choose From 8198 All Sizes Arch-Support FOOTWEAR Quality—Tans, Black Kid, Patents, ’ | Children’s Shoes Patents, Tans, Elk, 96¢c $4 to $6 Makes—All Perfect Gun Metals School Just unpacked for this “2 for $18* Sale, 150 Trans parent Velvet Suits and Dresses. Actu- at $15 and $16.50 values. for Anniversary! NOTIONS Clark’s O. N. T. Sewing Cotton 6 Spools, 42¢ 250-yard spools, in black and colors; for machine or hand sewing. Notion Det. 59¢ TWELVE - POCKET SHOE BAGS, in pretty cre- 3‘c tonne effects; durably made. 39c AND 50c BRAS- SIERES, in practical, weu zse made styles. 25¢ SANITARY APRONS, all rubber with net top; flesh 176 color only. 10c BLANKET BINDING of folded sateen in wanted eolors se to match blankets. Yard, Sc, 29¢ AND 50c RUBBER l PLAY APRONS for children. 9‘ Pretty patterns and colors. WOMEN'S 15¢ AND 19¢ 108 SEW-ON GARTERS, in flesh color; extra quality elastics, in plain or frilled effects; with rubber buttons, Pair, 10c. 50c HOSIERY TILLS OR TRAYS, hold 12 pairs of :" stockings. Well made; in pretty patterns. ANNA ANN REAL HAIR ‘,c NETS, in cap shape; all shades, mlud&l white and gray. Perfect quality. Reg. 10c each. One dozen for 4dc. 39¢ MODESS SANITARY NAPKINS, dogzen to