Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 10

10 FEATURE SHOW Junior Leagi¢ Tea Dance Proceeds Go to Chil- dren’s Hospital. Several original model§® from Paris will mark & fashion show: to be pre- sented during a tea dance f the Junior mgue Thursday afternoon from 4 to Golockupnrt of the ition’s m for the day of ‘Willard ‘The proceeds of the day's activities will be devoted to the benefit of the lervl« department of the Chil- dren's Hospital. The. department, an integral put of the hospital, was taken over by the league May 1 last. Wml numerous attractive girls of the e as models the program will in- "'"fim Froon lune nl(ht afternoon aindu supper gowns, evening frocks, fur coats and eve m -!nnn Dance to Follow jpper dance will be held from 10 oclock until 2 am. There will be & number of specialty dances. Mem- bers of the league Wwill serve as wait- Tesses and cigarette girls. Meyer Davis, widely known orchestra leader and organizer, personally will conduct the music for the supper dance. In recent years, Mr. Davis has not regu- larly led his musician and his appear ance with the baton generally marks ular event for Capital dancers. ‘Tickets will be made available today at the league office, 1529 Connecticut avenue, and at the Willard. Information girls, all members of the league, will be stationed at the various entrances to the hotel to ald in the success of the day’s affairs. Officials explained that success of the league’s day of hotel operation would mean another year of merciful work centering in the social service a&-nmant of Children’s Hospital. means, leaders declared, perhaps & watchful assistance of poor parents in M efforts to follow the hospital phy- siclans’ directions for the convalescence & weakened heart which doctors are striving to strengthen for adulthood. Extent of Service. department’s work often goes 'e.ll beynnfl the pale of medical science | Look | at ibe > l Leather Jacket $10.85 will buy! BEYOND question here'is oneof the greatest leather jacket values ever offered. Made of fine qualitysuede that is soft and pliant. Full cut. Correctly styled. Offers warmth without bulk. Knitted cuffs, collar and bottom. See it. You'll find it hard to believe that it’s priced at $10.85. Others $15 and $20. the axunn-mc physicians. This work is dependent upon the league for its continuance since the salaries of the three workers are paid by the organiza- tion of young society women. Hence every. effort is expended to make the o tion of Willard an out- standing success, U. S. CHARGE HONORED Bolivia Awards Order of Condor Grade to F. P. Hibbard. Frederick P. Hibbard, United States charge d'affaires at La Paz, Bolivia, for several months past, has been awarded the grade of commander of the Order of the Condor of States legation at Prague, Czecho- slovakia, and is about to leave the Bo- livian capital. The decoration will be deposited at the State Department to awalt congressional sanction for its de- livery to Mr. Hibbard. . RETURNS 'i'O CANADA R. B. MacIntyre Turned Over to Authorities in Habeas Hearing. Robert B. MacIntyre, who was charged with entering the United States from Canada at Detroit October 5, 1924, in violation of immigration laws, was released from' the District Jail and turned over to inspectors from the Department of Labor by order of Justice Wendell P. Stafford of the Dis- trict Supreme Court on his petition for a writ of habeas.. MacIntyre expressed willingness to return to Canads. The immigration authorities were represent- ed by Assistant United States Attorney Charles B. Murray. —a W‘hen Benjamin Franklin was Amer- Ambassador hn propoun: dexteruy for both children and adults. Franklin was expert in the use of both hands, and considered it a great aid in his dally life, ‘THE ' EVENING HEART DISEASE HITS LAWYER IN JAIL CELL Officer' Investigating Attorney’s | take: Connection With Stolen Securi- ties Unable to Pursue Inquiry. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 18——F‘ormer Chief of Detectives Ben Danbaum of Omaha, Nebr. here as a special investi- tor for the National Bank of Lincoln, ebr., to question’ Attorney Franklin P. Pernlcn about stolen securities in his possession, revealed yesterday that Fer- guson is in a critical condition with heart disease. Danbaum said the attorney’s condi- .STAR, WASHINGTON, tion prevented any comprehensive ques- tioning. Perguson is held in jaill in lleu of $25,000 bond. He was arrested when he attempted to dispose of $15,000 in se- nmuu which were a part of $250,000 from the Lincoln Bank during a bold fllfl’lht Tobbery. Danbaum said he was convinced Fer- guson disposed of $15,000 worth of the ltolen bonds before he was arrested, ac- counting for a total of $30,000. He that another $110,000 in bonds found in Ferguson's possession were stolen from banks in various parts of ‘the country, a large block belonging to ‘the Foremain State Bank of Chicago. Per[uon at first said he obtained the is possession from Rlymond him by Donald J. Lancy, head the Great Western Warehouses, Inc., of New Yark. Children who catch colg easily, who have sore throat or tonsilitis, |are usually in a weakened, run-down condition. 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