Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 26

WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. for perforation, whether taxes are due| ARMISTICE CELEBRATION on them or not. OREAPS mek e 1o a8 s CONDUCTED IN ARLINGTON on cars titled after July 1, but, d YHE EVENING STAR. Fiorence 2. ecum, wpranc; Bl 1| TAX OFFICER WARNS OF PAYMENTS DUE l trouble of coming to the county seat to have their applications for automobile tags perforated, County Treasurer R. Ernest Smith today issued a warning that all taxes should be paid by No- : FORTIETH CONCERT BY VAUGHN CLASS dramatic interpreter; Willlam R. Ray- mond, tenor; Fred East, baritone, and Harry J. Harth, xylophonist. The ac- companists are Marie C. Hansen, Har- PURDUE BOMBING i U. 8 Artillery Gives Exhibition PROBE CONTIAES Victim in Serious Condition. Explosives Unavailable in ' * Lafayette, Police Say. LAFAYETTE, Ind., November 13.— Materials used to construct the black powder bomb which exploded and seri- ously injured William F. Heidergott, Purdué University instructor, as he opened a door of his automobile here yesterday, are not available in Lafayette, officers said today. Police sald they believed the ma- terials may have been purchased at Indianapolis, and attempted to trace any recent sales of such articles. They also were seeking an Indianapolis man, whose name was not revealed, for ques- tioning in connection with the bombing. £ Part of Face Torn Away. Meanwhile Heidergott, part of his face torn away by the blast, was in a serious condition at a local hospital. He said yesterday he knew of no motive for the placing of the bomb. Raymond M. Robertson, Tippecanoe County prose- cutor, planned further questioning of him today, if his condition permits. Robertson said he believed Heldergott “can make additional revelations that will assist us materially.” bertson and local officers went to napolis last night and searched a ge in the rear of Heidergott’s home e, where he spends the Summers. had been inclined to believe the b had been constructed there, but rtson later said this theory was doned. Know of No Enemies. | Indianapolis detectives were asked to trage any purchase of a large amount black powder, a green rubber hose, grayish-white fuse. From these, sald, was constructed the bomb ywerful enough to wreck the automo- e, the garage and break ‘window panes in nearby houses. ‘Heidergott, who is 55 years old, has been at Purdue in the department of / al mechanics since 1919. Uni- ‘versity associates said he had no known enemies, WALDORF CO.NSOLI_DATED SCHOOL TO GET PIANO Committee to Make Purchase Is Authorized by President of P.-T. Association. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ‘WALDORF, Md., November 13.—Pur- chase of a plano for the new Waldorf Consolidated Schcc! was authorized at the November meeting of the Parent- ‘Teacher Association. President Robert | I} O’Keefe appointed a committee to make the purchase. | e P.-T. A. has already helped m: the school grounds and raised for window shades, a first aid cot. Th.:d athletic equipment. addition to Mr. O’Keefe and Mrs. James vice president, and Miss Louis ittan, secretary-treasurer. PR RS While cutting flowers in the recently W. Janaway, a florist Norwood, England, Mills officers of the association in | Proceeds of Musicale to Be Used for Benevolent Work of Organization. The fortieth annual benefit concert of the Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist Sunday School will be presented in the Sunday school house, Eighth and H tomorrow evening at 8:15 ire proceeds from these con- ' in_carrying on benevo- lent work of the class, which is believed to be the only organization in the country that has been offering public musicales without a single omission during the past four decades. Participating in the program are: 3 Rooms, Kitchen $65.00 THE MONTANA 1726 M Street N.W. Feeling Tired? Pleasant Saline Combina- tion—Keeps You Feeling Fine and Fit. If you get out of bed in the morning feeling tired, lifeless and dull, it is a pretty sure sign you are troubled with faulty elimina- tion, commonly known as consti- pation. When you arise feeling out of sorts, not in the “pink” or the world doesn’t seem quite as rosy as it should, get down your bottle of Hexasol, stir a teaspoonful” or two in a glass of water and drink your own henlth. The Hexasol way is a sure and safe method of combating con- stipation—that insidious stoppage of the intestinal tract which many physicians say is the cause of 80 per cent of all ills. Headaches, colds and digestive disorders, caused by an inactive liver, quickly respond to this simple treatment, Let Hexasol cleanse the blood stream of all impurities, then you'll feel like yourself again. )l Sparkling eyes, clear skin and that tired feeling all gone. Hexasol is a splendid saline laxative which has been success- fully used by thousands for more | than twenty-five years. Unlike some combinations of this char- acter, Hexasol is pleasant to take, due to its special formula. Get a bottle from your neares, drug store today (it costs but 60c). Try it for one week, you'll be amazed at results or your money will be promptly refunded. W. N. Moses & Sons F Street at Eleventh Last Two Days SALE ~ ANY HAT IN STOCK bl at l /3 of f The regular price All Smart, New, Up-to-the-Minute $5.00 Hats now $7.50 Hats “ $10.00 Hats “ $15.00 Hats “ $18.00 Hats *“ $25.00 Hats. $3.33 $5.00 $6.67 $10.00 $12.00 $16.67 ‘Wheaton Howard and Robert S. ry Thomas. The concert is under the direction of following committee Chester C. the mittee; J. Charles H. Cooke, printing Ourand, press; Frank M. tickets; O. and, Frank Levies Must Be Paid November 20 to Escape Going to County Seat for Auto Applications. chairmen: Hutchinson, general com- St. Clair” Hambly, talent; Guy A. Hoadley, C. Oehmler, decorations, . Mitchell, reception. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., November 13.— Anxious to save taxpayers the ‘vember 20. On that date the application blanks will be returned to the motor vehicle commissioner’s office and mailed from there to the automobile owners on No- vember 28. Those who have not paid their taxes by November 20 will then have to bring their blanks to Marlboro for payment and perforation. Mr. Smith errehfl.v urges that all cards be sent to his office t mpfiy Wil receive their tags early in mber. Drill at Washington-Lee High By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BALLSTON, Va, eet both requireme: Through arrangements made by Arling- ton Post, No. 139, American and the Women's Auxiliary oluig:n-n- 3 School. H HE 3 November 13. — Oklahoma produced 3,774,080 tons coal during 1929. W. . NMoses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE F Street at Eleventh 9 AMM. to 6 P.M. A Special Group of Fur Trimmed Coats $59.50 Coats that are an exceptional value at this price. Luxuriously trimmed with Caracul, Lapin (Rabbit), Skunk, Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Dog), and other furs equally popular. The season’s favored hues, Wine, Green)\ Brown and Black. Sizes 14 to 44, Special Group of Frocks 510 Formerly Sold for $16.50 To keep up with our slogan of “New Apparel Always” we are disposing of these frocks. Materials are Canton Crepe—Satin—Wool Lace — Novelty Woolens. A variety of styles in Brown, Green, Wine and Black. Sizes 14 to 44. “NEW APPAREL ALWAYS"—SECOND FLOOR The New Old-Time Oil Pot Lamps Finished in Pewter and Brass $3 Parchment pdper shades in various shapes, decorated with old prints. $2.45 J \. Other parchment paper shades . . . $1.50 to $5 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Silk Failette Pumps Smartly Adapt Themselves to Afternoon or Evening $7.50 This Price Includes Tinting A pump of the new failette so smart for after- noon or evening. It is decorated with a novel em- broidery stitch. Shown in black, or white for tinting. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR In The Opportunity Shop Winter Coats, $25 With Light or Dark Fur New arrivals make this a more than usually inter- esting collection. A variety of styles beautifully trim- med with fur. 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Lok-ray Vests to Match In Sizes 36 to 42 85C MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Imported Handmade Night Gowns $5.50 Fashioned of pure dye flesh crepe de chine, with round or vee necklines, embroidered or appliqued. Hemmed bottoms. Sizes 15, 16, 17. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR Allen-A Silk Stockings $| Full-fashioned chiffon hose, silk to top with lisle foot. Also in sheer service weight. Full fashioned, silk - to - hem hose with French heels. Lisle foot and hem. All new shades. $|.25 Silk-to-top chiffon hose, with glne]-curve heel and silk plaited oot. Service sheer, silk to hem, with panel-curve heel and mer- cerized lisle foot. 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Drapery Damask and Striped Drapery Fabrics; choice colors. Some in quantity. Greatly reduced. Friday, yard ...... $I.|5 S DRAPERIES—THIRD FLOOR # The Annual November Oriental Rug Sale Occasional Sizes $50 Kurd Rugs Size 3.6x6 $40 Approximate Kurd rugs are noted the qual- ity of their weaving and for their distinctive designs. $75 Dozar Rugs Size 4x7 $60 . Approximate Beautiful rugs silky in appearance with a lustrous sheen. Rich colors” and attractive designs. Anatolian Mat Sizes $9.75 Exceptional values. Many pieces at half price. $35 Mossuls or Hamadans Rich subdued colors and designs are ¥ feature of sl gy uou?-roun-m FLOOR '