Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 31

- POESTLLE AT DHMGESITFLED $10,000 Asked by G. R. Gray in Case Against Fred J. Hughes. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. 3 ROCKVILLE, Md., December 2.—As the outgrowth of ‘the difficulty between © Fred J. Hughes, prominent Poolesville ln* a fine of $150 and costs in the Pol Court here Saturday, after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Gray, sult was institutzd in the Circuit Court here yesterday after- noon by Gray against Hughes for © damages in the amount of $10,000. ‘The declaration, which was filed on behalf of Gray by Attorneys Albert M. Boulc ln% Jz;‘l;l E. (gxl‘e‘y of Rogkvillc charges Hughes with having “be bruised and illtreated” the plainf 'S0 that his life was despaired of " The case has been docketed for trial at the March term of court. ‘The trouble upon which the suit is occurred, 5o the testimony at the assault hearing Saturday showed, last Wednesday evening on property be- longing to Gray and immediately to the rear of his Poolesvill: store. Y. W. C. A. 15-MILE SWIM ENTRIES BEING RECEIVED Those Finishing Event by Febru- ary 15 Will Be Given Ticket Good for Onme Year. ress for Registrations are now in p! the second annual l5-mi)ew—§:lim at L Wilbur Asks Help To Battle Fires That Ravage Coal By the Associated Press. President Hoover's attention. ‘These ravages of coal beds of the public domain, particularly in Colorado, Montana, North and South Dakota, Utah and Wyom- ing, led Secretary Wilbur to plead in his annual report for special funds to fight u;luu'n. e e “Some may ultimately extin- guish themselves,” he said, “while sothers, 4 unchecked, Wi indefinitely and destroy e qu:lnmles of easily accessible coal.” i PLAN POSTHUMQUS AWARD IN SUBMARINE DEATHS Bill Before Congress Proposes $2,500 Each to Dependents of 8-4 and S-51 Vietims. By the Assoclated Press. A new proposal for posthumous recompense for the victims of the S-4 and S-51 submafine disasters was be- fore Congress todl}}l Representative Halsey, Republican, Missouri, proposed in a bill to give $2,500 each to the dependents of the men who lost their lives. The S-4 went down off Cape Cod December 17, 1927, with all hands lcst. Two men escaped alive from the, 8-51, which was rammed by the Steamer City of Rome. Gifis That Carry Warm Greeting# Dress Lengths of Printed Cottons Attractively Boxed for Gifts . YearRound Zephyr Prints in a va- riety of patterns and colors. Frefich Angora Wool Underthings So dainty and light, yet so warm, are these angora underthings that smart women are wearing them under evening clothes, as well as for out- door events. Banished is the archaic idea that “woolies” must be bulky. In flesh Vests, $5 Panties, $6 KNrt Unpzrwear, TrmD FLOOR. Men’s and Women'’s Handkerchief Squares To Be Hemmed for Gifts Men’s Imported All-linen Handker- | -Wo T4F EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1930. WARD & -1 he Chrigiinas OTER”Q?,& - > ‘ Five Gifts You Know Will Be Used and Enjoyed Room-Size Gulistan Rugs Authentically Reproduce Oriental Rugs | 8125 ‘They make lpvely gifts . . (approximate size 9x12) . these Gulistan rugs that so faithfully copy Oriental rugs in color, texture and de- sign. And their price has recently been « 5o that now a room size Gulistan is but $125. Nine other sizes,, from approximately 18x34, $5.75, to lowered . . approximately 11.3x15, $250. '~ Rucs, Frrra Froor. 1, gs/c’ chief Squares in colors and white. 18-inch squares ...35¢ the Youhg Women's Christian Associa- tion, to start on December 15 and con- tinue for two months. Applications are being recelved either at Seventeenth and K streets or at 614 E street and sponsors of the contest announced to- day that age is no bar. i ‘The health etucation department of the association, headed by Miss Irene Richards, is directing the swim, which will be held at the K street pool and the pool at 614 E street. Those finishing the 15 miles by February 15 will be given a “20-mile swim ticket,” good for one year at either pool. 4 ‘The hours at K street, which may be used by contestants for the swim, are: week-d:gamomlngs, 11.30 to 13 yards 5 4 yards .. N planning your holi- day . parties — you ‘will, of course, want to serve Ice Cream — and you'll want the BEST—so that means Fussells Real Cream Ice Cream —rich in nutrition, pleasing in its variety of delicious, season- able flavors—and pro- tected purity from fac- tory to you. Fuisells Real Cream, Ice Cream is the orig- - .inal Ice Crea: b Fussells great gift to the people nearly 80 years ago. For sale where pure foods are featured. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. 1310 Wis. Ave. West 2308 Women’s Imported Linen Handker- chief Squares in combination of col- ors. 17-inch squares ... ...15¢ Percale, in a variety of colors and prints. 36 inches wide. ' These Living-Room . Pillows are but $2.95 e 'lfil’lufiallgr Lm;ely Colors Fashion Books and Magazines ¢ 4 Al e T e e t ¢ : 2 OB TS RP 7 -+ cade-and tapestry . . . with chenille Are Appreciated Gifts ' embroidery and pleating. Their dark rich ‘shades—typical living-room <col- Butterick Quarterly Fashion Book for Winter o Gl Women's Linen Handkerchief Squares in white and plain colors. 12-inch squares. White, 15¢ Colors, 12V4¢ ‘Waurre Goops, Seconn FLoom. These fabrics can be had in any quantity and pattern, boxed for gifts. 38-inch Percale 32-inch Zephyr.. CorroN Dress Goops, Seconp FLOOR. BAIL BOND QUIZ ORDERED ‘Chicago Grand Jury Tnstructed to Probe Forgeries and Perjury. CHICAGO, . o Decembet 2 (#).—The {u{t—;flll";_dd a smart note to your Vogue Pattern Book, subscription e T R s by mail for 1 year 1.50 Prtows, Sevesrs, Fioge, Making: Smatt'Clothes. . McCall Decorative Art and Needle Paris Winter Fashion Bool Vogue Pattern Book, December and McCall Winter Quarterly Fashion January issue +.35¢ Bock 2 00] 5¢ McCall Magazine; 3-year subscrip- tion, $2; 2-year subscription. .$1.50 ParrERns, Szconp Froom. urors that during the last five years more than $10,- 000,000 Were forfel and less than ~These Charming Ship Models, $5 The “Mayflower” or the “Santa Marie” in full rig . . . a charming gift for your nautically inclined friends . . . or for any of 'your friends that appreci-" ate these carefully constructed minia- Jtures. 1 per cent of that amount was collected.” DWARD & [.oT —The Christmas Store - See the Photographs of Byrd's Anfa’?cfidExpeJEiéf"" The 18 subjects make interesting and artistic gifts. $1 and $2. PrcTures, SixTH FLOOR. *f - A £4% £ TREK] She Can ‘Never'l‘-lave Toq Many: Bridge Sets $2.75 The hostess always welcomes bridge sets . . . especially these from Italy. They are of natural color linen . . . trimmed with typically lovely Italian embroidery. Cloth and 4 napkins, $2.75. Bridge Sets of pastel-shaded linen, smartly trimmed ‘with applique. Cloth and four napkins, $2.95. Livens, Second FLOOR. Toilet Sets for Today’s Lovely BoudoirS We Show But Seven of the Many Styles Here Above, Lucite's Trianon Pattern, designed by Burton Keeler. An authentic French design that shows the plumes beloved by Marie Antoinette. In Antoinette peach and ' : Springtime green. g Three-piece set, $16 Ten-piece set, $28.50 2 H‘V 1.La Baronne Toilet Sets of agalin in rose, green, blue. 3- piece set, $19; 8-piece set. .$36 2. Pyralin pearl on amber in child’s set. Rose, green, maize, white and blue. 3-piece set.$5 : Ag;lisn Club Set in’green, rose, . p and Springtime blue. 3-piece “A gift that is truly “usable” . . . this éw model has béfl igipfoved so that it is easier to use and ‘more efficient in i“its work. . Its brush’lgosens sufface dirt and its powerful cyclonic‘suction whisks both surface®and deep-trodden « = wdirf ifito the large bag. ) . Lucite’s “Adam” pattern in- spired by the decoration on the ceiling of an old English home. 3-piece set, $16. 10- piece set $! The new General . Electric Hand i stery,” for corners . .and hard-to-reach ‘places .... $13.50 . “Lustris” set features a new satin luster surface and crys- tal-like base. Jade, rose and maize. 3-piece set.. ..$13.50 6. Traveling Set with ring han- dle in agalin; rose, maize and Springtime blue. iece