Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1930, Page 24

PLUMMER ELECTED KIWANIS GOVERNOR Hagerstown Pastor Chosen at Norfolk Meeting of Capital District. Speoial Dispatch to The Star. NORFOLK, Va., October 25.—Rev. . F. Berry Plummer of Hagerstown was elected governor of the Capital Ki- wanis District at the twelfth annual convention at Virginia Beach today to succeed Jesse H. Binford of Richmond, whose term expires December 31. Robert E. Turner of Norfolk was re- elected district secretary-treasurer. ‘The Capital district comprises 48 clubs in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. Baltimore was selected as the city which will entertain the Kiwanis dis- trict convention in 1931. Robert A. Hutchison of Manassas was elected lieutenant governor of the first divi- sion, succeeding Edwin F. Hill of Wash- ington, D. C. The clubs in this divi- sion are Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Manassas and Winchester, Va.; Cum- berland, Frederick and Hagerstown, Md., and Washington, D. C. Officers of Other Divisions. In the second division Carleton Barn- well, Lynchburg, will succeed Sam 8. Stephens of Martinsville, Va., as lieu- tenant governor. This division is com- posed of the following clubs: Bassett, Chase City, Crewe, Danville, Lynchburg, Martinsville, South Boston and Vic- toria, Va. ‘The third division will have Frank C. Wiley of Salem as lieutenant gov- ernor to succeed Rev. Francis Scott of Roanoke. This division is composed of clubs at Big Stone Gap, Coeburn, Ma- rion, Norton, Pulaski, Radford, Roanoke and Salem, Va. The new lieutenant governor for the fourth division is George T. Elliott of Hampton, who will succeed David Nel- son Sutton of West Point. The clubs in this_division are at Ashland, Em- poria, Richmond, Hampton, Hopewell, Newport News, Norfolk, Petersburg, Portsmouth, South Norfolk and West Point, Va. James L. Howe, Lexmgton, Va., was elected lieutenant governor of the fifth division to succeed Dr. E. Reinhold Rogers of Covington. This division is composed of clubs at Charlottesville, Clifton Forge, Covington, Harrison- burg, Lexington, Staunton and Waynes- boro, Va. In the sixth division Charles A. Lin- YHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. OCTOBER 26, | S, The Julivs Lansburgh Furniture Co. BN 0UALITY THAT ENDURES S nirance 909 F Si. N.V . Sy 1930—PART ONE. * QUALITY—VALUE—TERMS! Good Home Style and Quality at a very special price! Ten Pieces 8125 The ten pieces are de- signed in a popular period style. It is constructed in select walnut built-up wood on gumwood base. Artistic overlays enhance the beauty of the wood. Comprises a 60-in. buffet, grilled center door china cabinet, enclosed server, handsome pedestal exten- sion table, armchair and five side chairs with jac- quard velour seats. Fine Bed, Spring and Mattress Jenny Lind Wood Bed T\ Inner Spring Mattress and Tempered Coil Spring The entire high-grade group, $33 75 complete.............. Revolving Book Stand A very venient furnish- ing. Well con- structed and carefully finished in American walnut. High-Grade Spanish Chair 12 Roundv Convex Glass Mirror Furnishings for the Fall at Very Special Prices! - il Attractive Bed Room, This 6-Pc. Walnut Veneer Suite Is Ideal, Only 139 The new design of this Suite will win your instant approval. Built of gumwood, finished in a high-grade walnut veneer and decorated with attractive overlays makes this four- poster wood bed, deck chest of drawers, dresser, French vanity, chair and stool an unusual outfit for your bed room. Venetian mirrors on vanity and dresser also enhance 363 ‘This beautiful Colonial de- signed mirror is fitted into a heavy gilt frame. Special. its beauty. hardt, jr., of Baltimore, will succeed Arthur G. Wilkinson, Wilmington, Del., as lieutenant governor. The clubs in this division are Baltimore, Havre de Grace and Towson, Md., and Rehoboth Beach, Seaford and Wilmington, Del. The conference was brought to & close with an oyster roast arranged for by the Norfolk club. RADIO MAKERS SUE FOR PATENT RIGHTS New Jersey Firm Contest Use of “De Forest” as Manufacturing Trade Name. 4 Attractively finished in ma- ny and upholstered in a high-grade rayon moquette. \ Special Values in Drapes 52.95 $2.95 $1.79 that will beautify the home at very special prices! Alexander Smith High-Grade Axminster Rugs Soft, deep pile, beautiful colorings. 9x12 Fi. Regular $59 Value Curtains make the room and these sheer, graceful hanging tailored curtains in shadow lace or nets are just the thing, attractively priced at, pair French marquisette curtains for a cozy living room or den, neatly hemmed and lace trimmed, pair Criss-cross curtains for vour Colonial bed room, in plain or dotted marquisette, pair Attractive filet panels, fringed or tailored, each.... s100 $12.50 By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, October 25.—A suit involving radio patent rights assertedly worth millions of dollars was filed in Federal Court today by the De Forest Radio Co. of New Jersey. It #sked an injunction restraining the Lee De For- est Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Los An- les, from making, selling or distribut- radio apparatus under the name ‘The New Jersey concern said it had usive rights to use the names ‘De it” and “Lee De Forest” under an agreement made in 1914. It further stated its investment exceeded $5,000,- 000 and demanded the defendant com- be compelled to pay all damages icted by its acts. ‘The complaint names Dr. Lee De Forest, president of the Los Angeles concern, and sets forth he had been employed by the New Jersey firm from 1913 to 1928. Other officers made de- fendants were A. M. Griffin, C. W. Smith and F. F. Patterson. ‘The local De Forest Co. was organ- ized early this year. ‘Two weeks ago Dr. De Forest mar- ried Marie Mosquini, film actress, in ‘Tia Juana, Mexico. SUIT SEEKS T0 FORCE OIL STOCK PURCHASE Personal Agreement by Edward A. Edwards, Parogon Refining Co. Head, Alleged. Italian style window drapes in rich striped damask, pair .. Soft high-grade lustrous velour portieres in all new Fall colors, pair ... Cerireriiieareiine 395 3458 Velour- Dutch sets to match, pair.......... Two Great Bedding Specials $3.95 8.3x10.6 Ft. Regular $49 Value Two Pieces That Have the Quality and Appearance of a $250 Suite A suite of unusual beauty of design. The front posts are beveled on corners and beautifully carved. Drop carving at bottom adds to the rich appearance. High-grade upholstering of fine mohair over soft coil springs resting on the patented non-sagging seat construction. The reverse on seat cushions is of beautifyl colored rayon moquette. An attractive valueat Scatter Rugs to match. 27x52 in. Luxurious warm deep napped part-wool double blankets, two-inch bindings in colors that dominate T R G Comforters in warm bright colors, fillings of all new white cotton . Jaspe Linoleum in Roman square patterns $1.00 makes a beautiful bed room flooring . . . per square yard.... . By the Assoclated Press. AND, October 25.—Suit to! eompel Edward A. Edwards, president | of the Paragon Refining Co., to buy personally from Paragon its holdings | of Valvoline Oil Co. stock in conform- ance to alleged terms of the deal by Duncan Phyfie which the Gulf Refining Co. was to| buy Pa file 1 Coffee Table > Court here today. . ¢ ¢ recersl = = » : = About $5,500,000 worth of Valvoline : $8'95 Here Is a Really Smart Living Room Group ' stock is involved. Plaintiffs in_the Brass claw feet. A at a Price Less Than the Commonplace! Solid Mahogany Here’s a “Kroehler” Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite Less Than the Usual Velour Price! There is nothing to equal the beauty and practicability of this “Kroehler” three- piece bed-davenport suite at this price—the suite is upholstered in a high-grade mo-~ hair and consists of a long bed-davenport, club chair and button-back armchair, fitted with loose reversible spring-filled seat cushions with moquette on reverse side. * action are E. H. Wolf, Robert R. Mar- tin, Alexander Amend, George C. Haas, Alfred Levinger, Gurnee H. Barnett and beautiful solid mahog- The Queen Anne design is followed in the lines of this attractive any style coffee table suite. Comprises a long, comfortable sofa and a club chair with spring- that will fit in many filled reversible seat cushions covered in a pretty green floral tapestry. Edwin A. Seasongood, all P stockholders. % el Edwards, are places. The third piece is a wing chair covered in attractive rust-colored tapestry of the same design. Defendants, besides John Omwake, Howard J. Shepherd, Oharles Sawyer, John Edwards, Charles J. Leroux, Fred A. Geier, William Coop- er Procter, Howard W. Edwards and George Crabbs, officers and directors | ©of_ Paragon. It is alleged that when the Gulf Re- . _Tecently arranged to bu Paragon, the Gulf did not want. to include ‘the Paragon-owned Valvoline stock in the deal and that Edwards agreed to buy the Valvoline stock per- eonally while Gulf acquired the rest ©f Paragon's properties. Atwater Kent now joins the great array of nationally advertised ! SLAYING OF BYSTANDER IS CHARGED TO DEPUTY Officer Is Alleged to Have Fired Bhot That Killed Farmer During “Dry Raid.” | B the Associated Press { - MAGNOLIA, Miss, October 325—A t charging’ Albert M. Brent, puty sheriffl of Pike County, with ling Ewell Glenn Allen. 24, a farmer bystander, in a “dry raid” and fight at a dwelling here last night, was sworn out today by District Attorney F. D. Hewitt. A mass meeting held in Magnolia named a committee to request the grand jury be called to investigate the ng. Brent is alleged to have fired the shot that killed Allen, during a free- for-all fight at the time of the raid Jess Kirkendall, at whose residence the disturbance occurred, and Cullen Sim- mons, one of the four deputies carrying out the raid, were wounded Kirkendall. was standard radios at the Julius Lansburgh’s Furni- Atwater Kent, Majestic, Philco and R. C. A. Radios. Sold at the nationally ad- vertised prices, with no extra charges for Convenient De- ferred Payments. A great stock of fine, new Lane Chests with the wonderful novel fcature of moth insurance on every chest. Chests here of all kinds, at a range of prices to meet every wish. From $8.95 to $65. This “Lane” Walnut Veneer Window Seat Cedar Chest ture Co. Many Homes Have a Space That This Love Seat Would Fill Attractively A very comfortable sofa, made with An attractive, useful piece of fur- soft back and spring-filled cush- niture. The chest is ions. Carefully uphol- lined with gennine red stered in fine quality cedar and is veneered sléfi of tapestry denim. Spe- 339.5=° in American walnut. Attractive Bed-Davenport Wood-Finished Metal Meets popular demand for a comfortable sofa in the living room by day that may easily be converted into a bed at night. The one illustrated is fitted with spring-filled reversible seat cush- ions and is upholstered in a good $69 grade of tapestry denim. Spe- cially priced. LOW BOY $119 - Tubes ) Coil Spring Day-Bed tress. Easily . B B B i A Open. o dccouns” s Fontrance,—909 F St. N. W s convenient Deterred Peymens mmmmm—ms, 3 , Vo P A well constructed day-bed, complete with coil opens to double ‘Zlfi size. cers said a small quantity of lquor ‘was seized. ‘The bullet struck Allen near the N - Jhe pfulius Lansburgh cfurniture (5o. i o »