Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 26

THE EVENIN =11} {UN RUNNER LANSBURGH'S FACE S350FINE EACK . 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAfional 9800 " ; | % No Connection With Any Other Washington Stors Two Avmlors Captured in i Mississippi With Liquor- Laden Plane Are Jailed. LS By the Associated Press. OOLUHB!A, Miss, November 14.— ' Pen t of fines of $350 o, | Jack mulder, alias Jack Miller, Detroit, and James W. Kukla of Munke- gon, Mich, were heid in jail today in connection wi A Special seu'”g in i § 2 “ The m:gm ere foun ruumdy'umy of vxom.m' The Sports . : [ & ..',““,...“m;’.:.m"émm ) asking condemnation of the airplane Shop B and its sale at public auction. X % - | Venkemulder pleaded guilty B ugvdo( po-uum' whuky and Kukll i not. nm CHINA WILL BATTLE i i, | Quarantine System Initiated as Defense Against Domestic Scourge. By the Associated Press. quarantine service, aimed at protecting China against invasion of disease and at guarding the rest of the world from her domestic mala- dies, is one of the constructive under- takings of the Na- tionalist govern- ment at Nanking. of the ministry of health the service was officially born Knitted Tweed an Silk Sports Dresses ‘-%'»“‘"5-‘*‘*3'2* tine regulations ar said to be the most far-reaching of :n; & nation. i Our $16.50 Values The service is under supervision of 3 Dr. Wu Lien Teh. Born in the British Straits Settlements 50 years ago and 9 5 educated in medical schools of England - and the United States, he has, for 20 € years, been directing the Manchurian Pl-gue Prevention Service. This service has won international ;7 Half of them brand new . . . the other half Tk rotiworty I 008 oL :fi‘ taken from our own higher-priced, fashion- iy o e {\ right stocks and reduced for this special Elapm - and event! Included are three-piece knitted suits, s and. ""*‘.}l”:""’“’ 'l‘“'l;k:':y“‘:‘: W. H. LEWIS, JR., HEADS biack, Heown, ‘navy, -green and 'wine. . 'Sizes GARFIELD CITIZEN GROUP | : Re-elected President for Another Term—Other Officers and Fed- eration Ddunm Also chmm " In the Junior Miss Shop' dent. of the Garderd Ciumens: Asbooa LY outhful Printed i LIS Mt Dresses LAt $ I 0075 l'hlc fi;:.;l;‘:rw.mmg::“:: , at wmmmne of which W. P. lelot h chalr':un. appointed to perfect arrange- president: Chase, treasurer; W. R. Giles, ucmf‘ry.'mw P. Tay- lor, chaplain. Delegates eleehed to the Federation o transportation committee was The new Winter prints hitriiotal By St MeOsae i CEer with ‘ashington . the Wi are so youthful it’s no tric Co. with reference to an adjust- Lo ment of bus fares to compare with those wonder smart juniors Of the Capital Traetion o. and o veu have taken to them! The qum better bus service in the com- clever little bolero model P on stgn was asked for Alnger you see pictured is just Eveme. The association requesed that one of the many new e T o} TemrAre e "l ane SO It ‘has a soft cowl neck- New members enrolled at the meeting fine and cuffs of satin . £°5. Hebron, 7. & Rerndon and & . Sizes 13 to 19. 4 JUNIOR MISS SHOP— Bees Use Smell Language. PG Yiown Communication between bees is car- LANSBURGH'S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Store A Sale Nationally Advertised Grenadine Chiffon Silk Stockings With Picot Tops $1.29 Half the Lot With French Clocks 3 pairs, $3.75 Full fuhmul. permnently dull Grenadine hose, the loveliest wisps imaginable, only $1.29 a pair. Think what that means when there are so many feminine Christmas gifts to buy! Bronze, cafe, gunmetal, castor, mauvette, turf tan, copper, wood beige and amber. Sizes 814 to 1015, HOSIERY—STREET FLOOR DISEASE AT SOURCE || SHANGHAI, November 14.—A national | ; { As a department |; July 1, but it is Y STAR. WASHINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930. WOMAN AUTO VICTIM |, dausnters were given rat-ai | M wounds were treatad n the emerg- t for minor cuts and bruises re- IN CRITICAL CONDITION mved when :‘.Eunm:ermnh w:r:dflv- Freight Cars Ferried 90 Miles. » ‘Washington, and overturn NEWCASTLE, England, November Brother of Mrs. Lydia Lydia Price Noti- e two children, Margaret, 3 years | 14 (#).—One thousand tons of electrical fied and Driver Held by Po- d Edna, 5, remained at uue hos- | equipment have been sent to Holland all the way by muht car. Loaded cars lice in Wednesday Accident. toda; were ferried 90 m Lydia Price, years old, of | uu Mount Vernon Hntel uv, 487 Penn- lvania avenue, was still in a critical condlhnn at Immency Hospital today from injuries suffered Wednesday night | when an automobile struck her. The driver of the car which struck the woman, Edward F. Pler, 26, of 129 North Carclina avenue southeast, Was arrested on a reckless driving charge by | police of ulnct station. brot of the injured woman, liv~ 1nl in M ‘Worth, Tex has been noti- is more than interesting with Sunday Dinner 12:30to 3 5:30 to 8 ! $1.50 s | I85@H} for Capitol Ginger Ale Nectar Chicken Soup Sarah Bernhardt gonsomme” Tiatieane ; \ 8 - Roast 8 land Duckling with Celery” Dressing 1 i 3 Brolled Half Spring Chicken or T-Bone Steak—Cress Butter French Pried Potatoes Glarga Swist Potatoes No matter what you have in Ll L mind . .. YOU OWE. IT 70 % TO ‘COMPARE Mrlnv' ::“gc:,ll’;:“'” ’ -'_ VALUES’ AT THE CAPITOL Pumpkin or "Av'm Pie With Cheese ; A before you decide to buy FURS, | Frosen Pecan Ball | "Butteracotch Sauce 21 [ “ CAPITOL FUR Dinners also at $1.25 and $1.00 or a la carte g | l y /3 1208 G st. SHOP No Tipping North Cnp:lol and E Streets In seeking the utmost in hosiery quality and value, we have selected Marshall Field's LA FRANCE silk hose! "’b of FREE! Recipe Book sent on request. Write to Steuart, Son & Co., Inc, of Balth more, Md. Io Serve them Right--Serve Them with Gelden Crewn There's one thing about pancaikes that h perally acoepted. To serve them right you must serve them with Golden Crown Syrup. Any kind of syrwp simply won't do. Golden Crown is both a and a complement to the zestf old-fashioned pancakes. It raises pan- cakes to a delectable goodness that makes its appearance on the breakfast table a looked-for event. ?rhmildly nourishing, savery and full OLDEN ROWN TABLE SYRUP With the True Seuthern Flavor A Box of three or six pairs of LAFRANCE silk hose is a feminine gift certain of deep appreciation! An Important HOSIERY ANNOUNCEMENT Goldenberg’s Has Exclusive Washington Dzstnbutlon of MARSHALL FIELD’S HOSIERY We want every woinan in Washing- ton and its environs to know about LA FRANCE Silk Hosiery—the choice of smartest women in the fashion centers of the country—New York, Chicago, Palm Beach and Los Angeles. ] (] LA FRANCE No. 42—Service-weight silk Hose of fine texture with curved French heels; lisle tops and feet for long wear. $1 pair, 3 pairs for $2.85. LA FRANCE No. 43—Service weight, silk from top to toe, with curved French heels. A long-wearing stocking at $1.35 pair, 3 pairs for $3.95. LA FRANCE'No. 44—Chiffon weight, of fine gauge silk from top to toe with picot tops and curved French heels. $1.35 pair, 3 pairs for $3.95. LA FRANCE No. 49—Chiffon weight in genuine grenadine dull twist, silk from top to toe, with picot tops and saddle soles. $1.50 pair, 3 pairs for $4.35. LA FRANCE No. 50—Genuine Grenadine dull twist chiffon, sitk from top to toe, with picot tops and curved French heels. $1.95 pair, 3 pairs for $5.75. LA FRANCE Midweight—Medium service weight, made for long wear. Silk from top to toe with picot tops and saddle soles. $1.95 pair, 3 pairs for $5.75. G O.L D E N :B.E R G’S Marshall Field, the well known manufac- turers of this hosiery have achieved in LA FRANCE the very finest in silk hose. They are beautifully clear, perfectly fashioned, un= usually sturdy and with all the smart style details required hy the well dressed woman., You May Now Buy LA FRANCE Hose at Goldenbergh We are eager to have you See tHe complete line of LA FRANCE hosiery we now have on display. In every weight from sheerest chiffon to double service weight; all with sophisticated French heels and French soles. All may be had in the fashionable shades as well as the regular standard colors.