Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 27

- ANTHLYNCHING LAW ACTION REQUESTED National Equal Rights League Appeals to Hoover and Congress. A resolution asking President Hoover and Congress for a Federal anti-lynch- ing law and asking the President to ‘wage war an lynchers as well as rack- eteers marked the closing session of the National Equal Rights League in the John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church yesterday. Another resolution condemned the segregation of the colored gold star mothers in the official trip overseas to visit the graves of their sons who lost their lives in the World War. The group also voted against segregation of races in Federal employment or dis- crimination against tife Negro in mili- tary service. The race was urged to organize internationally to fight pro- scription, segregation and lynching. Maurice W. Spencer of this city was re-elected president of the league. Other officers elected were: First vice president, Bishop W. J. Wails, Chicago; second vice president, Rev. B. W. Swain, Louisville, Ky.; third vice president, George E. Gordon, Bos- ton; recording secretary, James L. Neill, Washington; assistant recording secretary, Thomas A. Johnson, Wash- ington; = corresponding_ secretary, Wil- liam Monroe Trotter, Boston; assistant corresponding secretary, Rev. C. C. Williams, Boston; treasurer, J. W. Aus- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1930. tin, Washington, and chaplain, Hev. C. C. Somerville, Portsmouth, Va. Addresses were made by Mrs. M. C. Simpson of Boston, chairman of the Committee on Anti-Lynching Plan; W. Ashble Hawkins, supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, and Attorney T. J. Nutter of Atlantic City. PORTRAIT PURCHASED St. Louis Couple Buy Gainsborough Painting of Ipswich Period. NEW YORK, November 28 (#).— A Gainsborough portrait of Mrs. Edwin Lascelles, an ancestor of the Earl of Harewood, husband of incess Mary of England, has been purchased by Mr. By the Associated Press. LONDON, November 28.—The entente | led the attack on Frime Minister Mac- and Mrs. Paul B. Jamison of St. Louis. Lord Winterton Struck in = Face During Debate. free trade from its list of immediate worries. The vote was 299 to 234, A personal encounter, which in other days would have passed for a challenge to a duel, and a demarcation of protectionists and government free trad- ers marked the debates. ‘The motion read: “That this House of Commons censures his majesty’s gov- ernment of the United Kingdom for its fallure to formulate any effective pro- Government Has 299 to 234. | 2oy for it retusat o onmame trade made by the dominions.” course of the division on the motion, C. J. Simmons, Labor, walked up to Lord Winterton, Conservative, and struck him in the face with an order paper. Lord Winterton took nq notice of the blow and the speaker, said he did not see it, and would take no action. Stanley Baldwin, Conservative chief, The canvas, 30 by 35 inches, is & |cordial of the British Labor government | Donald. He censured the government half-length, full-face portrait of an alert young woman, painted while |80d the Liberal party held firm today, for sidetracking “the proposal of the Canadian prime minister for reciprocal Gainsborough was in 'his early thirties |and the government, backed in the Com- | tariff preferences. and belonging to his late Ipswich |mons by a majority of 65 on a Conserva- period. J. H. Thomas, secretary of state f £ tive motion of censure, crossed empire the dominions, and Pl’fi'llp Bnowde?{ Uncle Sam Says: Buy Now! Mail Early! G STREET AT ELEVENTH S ROYAL | chancellor of the exchequer, spoke for | i Cankalah phopsst) i mumbo s M i umbug.” v, Snowden charged that the Canadian premier had “prepared” for the Imperial Conference in the fortnight before he left Canada by making large additions to Canadipu duties on British goods. = . Money Plentiful, Taxes Barred. FISHKILL, N. Y., November 28 (#).— ?n-npup[yh d": lnh th&.‘t town. There's cash on hand to next year's bills and there will be ncln‘lyoca] u;'e& . Canada is the leading wheat export= ing country in the world. Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined C DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist National 0721 405, Lachle i Toth and @ Bia NW" TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 IONEL SERVICE STATION Time and Tide Wait for No Man Now Is the Time to Have That Engine REPAIRED For the past service at lowest charges consistent with expert workmanship, 18 years I have rendered satisfactory train repair NEW ADDRESSES Superior Lock & Electric Co. 1410 L St. N.W. Downtown Show Room Open Evenings Phone Met. 9439 Washington Building, 1417 G St. N.W. 2 Our Complete Line of Train Accessories Formerly Operated from 1200 Block New York Uncle Sam Says: Buy Now! Mail Early! A Page of Features in Additionto Our Great 4-Day Pre-Holiday Sale . . . Now Going on— A Storewide Event With Extraordinary Savings on Wearing A pparel and Holiday Gifts Specially Selected! Smart Fur-Trimmed Coats For the Larger Woman 3955115 To find graceful, slenderizing lines for the larger woman is a mat- ter to which the Palais Royal gives great thought and especial atten- tion. That is why women are more and more discovering what an aston- ishing variety of coats and prices is offered for their particular needs in our Women's Coat Department. Here they find that becoming coats, slenderizing coats, can follow the fashion without going to extremes —either in lines or price! Broadcloth fabrics furred in fitch, fox,” caracnl, mugkrat, Persidi lamb, badger, lapin*, Sizes 36 to 46. *Rabbit. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Saturday! More of Those Fascinating New Hats 2.00 Regula;ly 85 Sunday night hats of net or lace. Metal cloth hats, some with paillette trimming. Bright shades in felt, some with nose veils. ‘White felt hats, many styles, some with plumes. Satin hats, new for after- noon. Plenty of black hats. Trimmings of velvet flow- ers, feathers, Prince of Wales plumes, and other smart de- tails, A Last Word in Youthful Smartness! Girls’ Dre " Sizes 7 to 14, Tunics of plain or printed silks; one style ©of brown velveteen (sketched). Pleated skirts—unusual neck- fines. The color com- binations are delightiul —the styles just the right mixture of “grow up” fashion and youth- fulness! Prints on dark back- PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Tunie sses Extra Special! L’Endeley or 1-Oz. Bottle Raquel’s Regularly $4.75 Orange Blossom Perfume 1.55 A famous perfume,.in two favorite odeurs— very attractively packed in gay orange and blue The following items are only a few examples of the wonder- ful values offered in this Four- Day Sale! $5 Size Bourget Perfume, 2-0z. bottle, 1.19 $4 Size Coty’s Toilet Water $2.95 and $5.95 Crystal-Cut Necklace, 1.95 75¢ to 1.00 Boxed Stationery. .3 for 1.00 $1.50 Silk Hosiery $3.50 to $5.00 Gloves 1.50 to 2.50 Double Woven Fabric Gloves $1.50 Box Handkerchiefs (6). .. ... 1.00 250 Linen Handkerchiefs 50c Men’s and Boy’s Pongee Hand- kerchiefs $1.00 Stationery Utility Cabinets 69c 99 Negligee . ... .. .. cociciioi 3.95 $25 to $27.50 Elgin Strap Watches, 18.95 $8.50 Watches $2.25 Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets. . . 1.89 $3.50 Fountain Pen Desk Sets Beautiful $16.50 Evening Wraps. . . . 10.95 $2.95 to $3.95 Smart New Sweaters, 2.69 $25.00 Fox Fur Scarfs $39.50 Fox Fur Scarfs $3.95 Girls’ Al-Wool Jersey Dresses, 2.89 $6.50 Evening Skippers. . . . . $7.50 Corselettes Men’s $65.00 All-Silk Sample Dressing Robes ; Men’s $1.75 Imported All-Silk Mufflers, 1.00 $1.00 Backgammon Boards Men’s $1.95 to $2.50 Pajamas. . ... .1.79 Men’s 75¢ to $1.25 Silk Handkerchiefs, 59¢ Boys’ $3.95 All-Wool Sweater and Golf Hose Sets $12.98 Linen, Dish or Broom Cabinets, 8.94 PALAIS ROYAL— Main Floor Sale! 2,000 Pairs Beautiful Silk Now is the Time to Buy and Save! Smart, New Rayon Pajamas Rigiilisly $2.95 This Sale .45 / styles,many with the bell - shaped trouser cuffs; all made with wide flared legs; color combina- tions to de- light the most hard- to-pleasel Heavy qual- ity rayon, G enerously ¢ut and per- fectly fin- ished. Sizes 15, 16, 17. Palais Royal Main Floor Hosi Regularly $1.50 This Sale . . . .]_9 Two splendid I that“\c"'ill To?:":: ‘nmf;ogil}: P.a". problems! 1. ALL-SILK SERVICE HOSE—silk from top to toe—picot top. 2. ALL-SILK GRENADINE SHEER— clear weave—permanently dull— French heel—cradle sole—picot A Wonderful Value! $3.50 to $5 Smart New Gloves 2.85 Pr. Pull-ons in Suede... Kangaroo Glaee . Light-Weight Mocha Semi-Tailored Cuff Gloves of Fine Kid. Smart 1930 ensemble colors, in- cluding beige, mode, bea- ver, rust, brown, black or, black and white, This Sale Imp‘onnl Twoplex Suede nnd. Other Fine Double-Woven Fabric Gloves $1'50 1o $2.50 Grade Pull-ons—Mousquetaires—B an-, OO dalettes—One-Button Styles with L4 ) tailored cuffs. Rich, popular shades such as Sauterne, Hickory, Harmony, Bonbon, Sandal, Nut, Havana, Brown. All sizes. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor grounds; solid colors of green, wine, navy, red and brown. 'Also bolero and one-piece dresses. PALAIS ROYAL— Third Floor The Personal Gift Ideal! Bridge Slippers . . . $6 To wear with her “best” pajamas, or even when entertaining informally at bridge or supper... bridge slipper of crepe moire with satin saddle and bow, Louis heel and hand turned sole, is every avoman's choice! This one, with the Daniel Green hall-mark of perfection in cut and finish, comes in coral, orchid, French blue and black with salmon lining, or flame with gold lining. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor wrappings. 58.98 Steel Utility Cabinets $14.50 Kitchen Base ; $2.65 Wearever Aluminum Double A delightful and long appreciated Christmas gift! PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor $1.69 Size Double Roaster. . . e ok $1.79 Size Double Roaster $8.98 Decorated Glazed Dinner Service Beginning Saturday! Sale of Women’s Suede Shoes # Regularly $8.50, $10 and $12.50 7.65 Pair $11.50 Manning & Bowman Elec- 3 tric Waffle Iron ]_ .94‘ Dorothy D"d‘_i Shoes Children’s 69¢ to $1 Sports Hose,pair, 50c : And for the First Time— $5 Silk Umbrellas, 16-ribbed . . . ...3.79 A Splendid Christmas Gift! We Cut the Price of " - $3.95 16-rib Umbrellas, gloria or silk, 2.89 " Pearls are aiways fashionable . . ¢ I Princess Royal Shoes $12.50 Spanish Shawls, flesh or white, 8.95 always acceptable! Choose your gifts, . Remarkable Sale! Regular $2.95 and $3.95 $10.95 Detecto Bathroom Scale Lustrous French Pearls+ $1.25 to $1.69 Aluminum Kitchen ’ : lousettes . . . .1.98 from single or triple strands . . . back- o (.:repe ST S—— 7 drape necklaces; fancy double drop. Many 80x90-inch Part-wool Blankets, pair . . 4.68 combined with crystal beads. Attractively 3,000 Beautiful Curtains, prs. or panels, 1.65 boxed for Christmas giving. " Velour and Damask Table Scarfs. . . . 2.95 Oxfords—Straps—Pumps High and Low Heels. 23 Styles. *S{mulated. . % PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor % PALAIS ROYAL=Main Floor