Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1930. SI.AYER IS K“.I.H] Casl{ Your Christmas Our :, ] Enlatged e Savings Check Here! e | Invited 10 Parking Space ¥ y l Opena - Directly across from our Eighth Street entrance is Two Other Officers Wounded Before Dying Victim Shoots Freeing Man, The reasons are many! Here are a few of the is A " & 2 our newly enlarged private park , where Goldea- many, many values to be found at “Your Christmas NAtional - Ck{”-" o i ”’; fi:ir"-rl:‘w;:l.: ‘.::u o Store.” Checks will be gladly cashed at our Service e | 4 ¢! *| is the LARGEST PARKING SPACE OFFERED BY Desk - . . Main Floor. 5220 —1) | oo ANY WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT STORB. %%%@%*&%@%%gg%@%@%@%@ ‘ ooy g Smart $10 Frocks g Boys' $7 Sheep Lined o en’s ich Rayon ¥ g A $ 4 44 g Leatherette Coats Bl'OCfld e R Ob es ! and Women ML $4.95 % 19, At a Remarkably Low Sale Price! Such values—and such delightful new styles—all Black or brown waterproof leatherette coats with L ready for the holiday season! Dainty Chiffons! Fancy collar and lining of warm sheepskin. Four-pocket belted g style, wtih corduroy facings. 2 > By the Assoclated Press. MACOMB, I, December 1.—An alleged petty burglar, docile appearing in his actions, suddenly turned into a desperate gunman yesterday, killing two policemen and wounding two cthers before he himself was slain by one of his victims. He was identified as Edwin Verll, 28, of Canton, Ill Veril, arrested on a loitering charge, in front of a battery station, began firing from an automatic pistol he had secreted in his sleeve, just as the auto- mobile in which he was being taken to Jail, arrived in front of the police sta- tion. Policeman Edward Whitlesly, 60, was the first to die. He was shot through the head as he stepped from the machine. Shooting Takes Three Minutes. Turning quickly, the gunman sent a bullet into the abdomen of Policeman Ernest Bowman, 36, fatally wounding him and then switched the fire of his gun on Alfred Links, driver of the car, ‘wounding him critically. At this point in the fight, Luther Jackson, another policeman, already suffering from a wound received in a fight with burglars three weeks ago, ran from the police station and was hit in one of his wrists in an exchange of shots with Veril, who this time ‘had taken the wheel of car in an effort to escape. Veril, however, got no farther. than a block from the station, before the dying Bowman mustered enough strength to rise from his prostrate position in the car and empty the curtrldxes of his pistol into Veril's back. ‘The whole fight occupied ]ess (hlin three minutes. Police Taken by Surprise. The police apparent]; were taken by complete surprise, as Veril, when ac- costed by them near the battery sta- tion, willingly submitted to a search which revealed nothing but a short piece of steel, He entered the automo- bile without protest, and there wes no reason to suspect that he would at- tempt escape. - Attendants at the battery station, however, had suspected Veril was up to. lome mischief and telephoned police. uted to have been a drug lddu:t spent some time in Peoria, was known to police as a nlnbkr Canton rolice said he also had a record there as an automobile thief and highway prowler. They ar- Tested a woman whose name was given as Mrs. Nellie Munson, who associated with him, and obtained from her a con- fession, they said, that she and Veril woolens! Georgettes! Midwinter Prints! Heavy g I's Hair C BoYs $10 Came air Coats Luxurious gift robes—full cut, of fine Silk Crepes . . . in the brilliant new, holiday shades ! e b g Relban e With Aviator Hat to Match i g looking rayon brocades, and made with large shawl collar, which is trimmed with boleros, cowl necklines, metallic embroidery, lace col- lars, velvet bows, eyelet embroidery— Smart looking tan camel's hair coats with wool plaid lining, and hat to match. $ 5 95 genuine Skinner’s satin. Good colors. Sizes 3 to 8 years. All sizes. Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 46—38Y; to 48V} %Wm%%%%%%u&%%mmmm T . $1.98 to $2.98 Leather PSS 3 L ! : ; $1.98 Majestic Fountain ¥ Handbags X ’ Pen & Pencil Sets 5 New flat shapes, in- $ § o i : 5 rnn 69 cluding underarm, / . 5 M-kt |old back-stzap ‘and sipper 1 b 39 i i . _ \ ;:;1:'. l(.imium mmd» 2 styles. Of good quality : / i v i of 1 lhd re] l Q . Po) col- (i leathers,. some trimmed with imitation. g . . » _ ot o aecg By L N shell.—Main Floor. 29¢ to S0c Novelty o o sy 5 Infants’ “Nanette Costume Jewelry i : -~ : : - - : : G‘ertrm!es An absurdly low price v F : p : 2 A Infants “Nanette” for such delightful P ¥ i ,' i & C trinkets as thcsn' thk- : e 4 4 J 4 ! laces, chains, - ~ £ chokers, bmcele e'.c 'in many styles, ~—Main Floor. wa&m&&w&&mm&m&&w&:w&mmmm &K&%&%&‘ém . S fi&f&f&ffi&f 5 $1.19 Velour Hassocks Women'’s $3.50 Sweaters a m?sm;:: S-lm?s S?C fi S%?asnfi‘elt%(:l - Flannel = =~ & M:Ibn- Cl-::m;wce:“m | %%@%%%%@W@%!&b—%fl ‘Well made, cozy-look- = S Women's All - wool other well known 100% pure $ 2 S e o bars with ; 9C Coat'Sweaters in $‘ ! .69 mikes. Grenadine and Blankets mson neecy 9 bl LA et Bkt & sheer chiffon. The P plaid p‘-uenu o H bo: Toom. " Some With- silhouette . tops.— collarless styles. Smart ) = . : : e1bs models.—! permanently dull flnhh Al.r lhmel lors, Full double-bed size. . r Art Department—Main' Floor. - Sl e 3 Perfect, quality.—Main Fl St X : T st m‘m"-’fin‘.“"‘r"w’.“-'. ELERER later escaped. : Infants’ “Nanette" . $1 Stamped Bedspreads Women's $1.69 Scarfs 75¢ Window Shades BLINDNESS FAILS g === E0¢ i; zit 22 §1.00 ;& Dresses JAmatiosn Hol1ana 480 - AQ W L, e Scarfs, in a variety of TO HANDICAP GIRL|=, Sime: & Soune e St e g S5 % 5O ¥ e nem T ¥ C § =g e o gt baies & ieniea ot §§ Sgone el o ok, T i 2 ek L i A | Ar: DeparimontMain Floor, —Main Floor. 1and 2 years—Third Floor. $6.95 Crescent Rugs $1 Crinkle ned-prmk 3 $1 Wardrobe Bags Georgia College Student Is Iuh Phi Fraternity: Kiddies’ 50c L R T 9x12-1t. rern Ih " Pull double bed size 8-garment Wardrebe 3 $4: MeTig 79c ¥ ETEEE 69c m P Bobl 59¢ Rayon Satins Infants’ Beret Sets By the Associated Press. ainting Books Lustrous all - rayon Infants novelty $ 98 ATHENS, Ga., December 1.—Blind o :flthgn thl.:cllrna?nc; qulmy in whlu plnl 38 C :fle‘.;e uhp-overswnter S e e AR > C & fight " ble _and Lt Sizes 56 50 30— hied books with colored illus- from becoming an trations for the kiddies 40 inches wide.—Main Floor. Member of Phi Kappa gfi&%&fi&%fl&%&&&%&%&%&fi&%fi‘#&% ERERENEREREN or rose. m! g:ndmphlu $2 Felt Base Rugs % i 75¢ Slipper Trees qum;:lz-gm};w $1 19 to '.h:r‘ Ribbon - trl’l:med in & number an clored euamel ot c able designs; -.u Leather - preny borders.. Beeonda—tnumhln e ) t’i‘v‘e‘l‘y E:;:\dp_sg attrac: o Ao s o gaunte 1nhe w&&mm&kxmg&ng&w&xmmw&a:«:mm Spring with a b;chelnr of arts degree in education -and expects to teach fterw: . a ""1::%?3“12;“ ayarded member. g 59¢ Boxed Stationery ?; 25¢ le:t:n Namm; Yd. fi Girls’ Blanket Robes ship ppa internation: Fine, P Warm and eozy Cretonne-covered ish alit) for lses o typewriter pro- boxes containing 24 3 I C Jingerie, ete. 12 /2 C zi LRI LS e P $1'33 ugusta x bed - ' Perfect. honor senior at the University of to copy!—Stationery—Main Floor. %g honorary scholastic fraternity. Miss Amoss fldent]y and) does all her correspond- b et b o two to ten wd machine. She cannot f good quality paj lengths. Exu:tly hnll price for Thrift 3'1 but u overcoming that handicap Taeat gift!—Main Floor. Day.—Main Floor. now by learning to use g pen. %‘ /7 i ThEimy ote e | O e e O X 2 S A N I &%@mmmg&&m&%&%&&x S W&%&&W the answers to some one who writes 2 i et 50c Slips and Gowns 39c Printed Broadcloth Girls’ All-Wool Sweaters [/ Boys’ $1.59 Knickers g Boys’ $1 Union Suits fi 50c Brassieres- Miss Amoss started her educational Large range of beau- Button-front style, Some mn ‘worth $2 ‘Warm, fleeced-] u.nsd ‘Women’s and’ misses” training when she was 8 years old at Mucin® Sip m::a 3 3(: ol fast colored de- Z SC in_ novelty weaves; $1 98 pair. 29 g""fnn"fl‘ C mfiind l-t!: c materials. All the Academy for Blind at Macon, Notions—Main I‘loot Jacquard designs, with silk bindings and cords.—Third Fleor. ‘When asked if the struggle for an Sowie, I talofed mo- education under auclils handicaps was els. Well made and ‘cor- mas, mocn, 36 inches wide— ‘worth the effort. Amoss replied: Mnfl lll dou # . signs, for women's and Jatn mm w!Lh Son- ‘:dles' h‘ocks pt]l- p patterns; mu sleeves; 1:!: rectly cut.—~Second Floor. 30 to SG—TMHI M Sizes 7 to 16 yens—'l'hhi Floor. . Sizes 26 'b 34—Main Floor. \ Handkerchiefs, Ea. Undxes Pure nhh I.lnm chomlul, % ‘handkerchiefs, ¥ $1 Flannelette Gowns i& $5 L:amg Stands 68 % Girli';:Ck:ngerella” Fr«(;)cl(«)s Wikl S E oL, T $1 De Vilbiss Perfumizers Attractively de- ‘Was| "ocks of nmr: De Vilbiss Perfumiz- signed metal Junior or $3 . Sy pEts v b ‘""’"’ $ 1 p”r"m;‘ -fi.:wd 5 9c - Women's and Misses’ u'lm Think for !\N a minute. Are Warm FPlannelette ? 8C Bridge Style Lamp g’.w SAVINGS check, Riot—is mlnn— Gowns, in neat stripes which has taken you a year to of blue and white and Men’s $2 Box of Linen % 85¢ Draperv Damask : $1 Loose Powder loflu flare, strai Stands, in beautiful line and bloomer crystal onyx trimmed. effects—Down.- “,-.L,"' Bizes 7 %o 14 years.—Third Tohite it dataty "1-18 or ¥, inch hemstitched borders.—Main Floor. or savings account paying 5% ‘Why not start an account with the COLUMBIA PERMANENT Building Association 733 12th St. N.W. UNDER U. S. TREASURY SUPERVISION you— !?%‘& save. pink and white.~Second Floor. $1.25 Daytime Frocks fi $5.98 Table Lamps Handkerchlefs (Six) OR will you have something to show for it in years to come; a home o Practical styles for Large Size Pottery Yard wide Drape: A any man Compacts women and misses. Of Vase Table Lamps, $ . 98 Damask, in 15 ntnc- would welcomel six materials, in all wanted Enamel case in pretty pretty prints in a va- C with parchmentized tive patterns for any pure Irish linen han Ahnd 3 colors, dainty shapes, riety of colors. All sizes shade, attractively deoonuve lcheme— kerchiefs with hem d 3 wn.h powder suur C —Second Floor. decorated to match.—Downstairs Store. Fourth Floor. stitched border and embroidered initial. m 46.—Second Floor. l # ~—Main Floor. $1.19 Porto Rican Gowns $5.95 Electric Iron $29 Lane Cedar Chests fi 29c Bleached Pillowcases $4 to $6 Bedspreads ig Bouton Body Powder Genuine “Universal” -y " 45x36 inch Women's and Miuu wrinkleproof round $ Getluine “Lane’ $ Size es— Porto Rican Gowns, in 88C heel Electrle ‘Trom: 49 Cedar Chests, in 50 g:.e?;vu‘l:or“l;m: lu:’ C x ;qn.fi mm. inch- :lns -r Agmaly c § for long & with scented hdr W- white, pink and peach. fully guaranteed: bnuulul w.lnu: A gomplete, with attachment cord— fokh. wlm_ Beautiful brocld designs in rich PR PO ntn, Wi for ed.—Second Floor. Downstairs Si and 48 inchu lon( ~Fourth Floor. finish.—Matn Fioor ’%@%‘%@% 4 : Women’s $1.50 Undies $2.98 Clothes Hamper $5 Part Wool Blankets, Pr. fi 15¢ Unbleached Cotton $1.19 Bleached Sheets $5 Rengo Corselettes = Choice of Slips, Woven Pibar Extra fine quality Heavy round thread 81x99 Bleached $ b Qovns, Step-1os, Chem: 98C fi Clothes Hamper; $2 69 rt wool Blankets; $2 95 cotton, suitable for 3/4C gxtra length for - e} 79C lettes e ot't;-fi\xxc.lgn‘:é 39 s . many domestic Hea ise and Bloomers; of m‘ shape wnn pretty plaids x CITELL vy quality. BR beds. fine nainsook and mus- cover, various soft colorings. Termed slight irregulars, sw:ml Jin—Second_ Floor. o ooty Bnian.-Dewnstatrs Stors. Double-bed sise—F Sarth Floor. Septional value~-Mat Floor. Dt e iy ""' % 1o 40— Second ." @aaw%&aflam&wmmmmmmmum TOVLAND SPECIALS § M=~ | Giosss | W Reversible Sunfast ’ For Women Crepe Satin $10.98 Desk & Chair Slippers and Children “PAJAMA” ‘Beauvals Velour Portleres With Elk Soles Many . 98 i & N S'V‘;;l Sllpperi. At These Sensatwnal Prices! ¢ s Sizes 4 Pictured Sl 'yt :.:‘ inchies o BAIE| mh.n-u..u. . sy |97 [$]] 5 6 98 desk of gold- 3 A < Y ‘ R £ 3 14 Rich Colar Cémbmntmns! All with Open y. %%‘%@ en oak finish 1 ; 3 N 9 French Edges! Handsomely finished, heavy re~ ..chair to ¥ 5 : versible “Beauvaisy rheres, in 14 beau- . . match | B . S tiful color combimations, in¢ blue and R For This Ace Automobile Y oungsters green and brown, blue and ta pe, green lud 'olé' oS, pches long: Onished i m‘&mhm: will like this s : a i mulberry and upe sd:mbla rubber pedals. Well made. set. Order now from your favorite drug store. 3 o aa e