Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1930, Page 22

' B=10° THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, P, €., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25 —— MAN WITH ARSENAL IN GAR IDENTIFIED Richard Burke Served Four| Prison Terms, Say Mich- igan Police. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Mich,, Decembbr 25—A man arrested near here yesterday in an automobile which contained a small arsenal and a safe-blowing outfit, was identified by the State Police Identifica- tion Bureau as Richard Burke, 32, who has served sentences in at least four ptisons. The identification was made through who had previously g Burns, and his address c refused Yo give any o(her inl'orml(lull concerning himself. He was arrested in an automobile re- ported as stolen from Jane Johnson, Toledo, Ohio. The automobile crashed against a tree along U. S. 127 and Thompson ‘submachine gun, & quantity of ammunition and a safe-cracking outfit, including nitroglycerin fuses, in the car and that Burke was wearing two revolvers in shoulder holsters. He was carrying a deputy sheriff’s badge issued in St. Joseph Ccunty, Ind., and another badge bearing the legend “pri- vate detective.” The car carried Ohio license plates, but two pairs of West Virginia plates were found in the auto- mobile. Burke offered the arresting officers ‘“any amount of money,” delivered ::lhin an hour, if they would release im, According to State police records, Burke was sentenced from Detroit to Michigan State Prison here for blowing a safe in 1922 and transferred to the branch prison at Marquette in 1927, State police also said he had served sentences in the Industrial School at { Lansing and in Folsom and San Quen- tin Prisons, in Califcrnia. He was ar- | rested for investigation in Toledo in 1929, but was released. He denled having served a_sentence | .| in"the prison here and also denied all knowledge of the weapons and safe- | blowing paraphernalia found in the State police said his record showed his parents were killed in the San Francisco earthquake of 25 years ago that he had traveled about the country with a novelty peddler and that he was | HOMES FOUND FOR 14 ARKANSAS ORPHANS | Absentees From Institution and Families Adopting Them Cele- | brate New Kind of Christmas. By the Associated Press. | LITTLE ROCK, Ark, December 25. | —There was a new meaning to Christ- |mas in 14 Arkansas families today. And at the Arkansas Orphans’ Home there were 14 vacancies about the big table where 54 childish expressions mirrored the generous Christmas dinner. | Twenty-eight new mothers fathers celebrated & new kind of Christ- mas day with the 14 absentees. Out there at the “Home” a blue-eyed, golden-haired orphan, 18 months old, | | i badly missed. | Maiy was the youngest to find & new family. | _Clarence was gone. too. Clarence was | the oldest of the group who left the Home.” a 15-year-old black-haired | youngster. They were not envious there at the “Home" because they, too, may soon d sponsors in the outside world. ceived this Christmas for the ad uonl o( children, all but 14 of them re llled' officials. Seven were invited out to| dmner today—on trial. ARREST FOLLOWS MISHAP\ Rockville Man Under 3 Charges| After Being Traced by Police. | | | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA, Md., December 25.—Ar- | rested following a collision between two | Sutomoblles. on ‘River road yesterday, | Richard T. Duley of Rockville was | charged with drlvlnx while under the | influence of liquor, leaving the scene of | an accident and reckless driving. 'According to police, Duley drove his | car against that of Vincent A. Egan, | 1321 Fairmont street, Washington, and | and |~ ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. and La. Ave. N.W. 65th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on failed to stop. Egan noted the number of his machine and reported it to police here. Montgomery County Policemen James McAuliffe and Joseph Oldfield located the car parked on Conduit road in front | of a barber shop and found Duley in- | side. He was arrested and lodged in & | cell at the Bethesda substation. A Message of Importance to- Smartly Dressed Women Who First Semi-Annual Clearance All Street, Afternoon and Evening Frocks Offered at Drastic Reductions Sale Starts < Frids } ! Dee. 26. All Frocks made to sell for $19.50 All Frocks made to sell for $25.00 gre #1620 Visa Fee Hits Immigrants. l BUENOS AIRES, December 25 ().— The foreign ministry explained last | night that the recent decree raising visa. fees to $33 was aimed only at. pro- spective immigrants and not at tourists. The tourists will pay the old fee of $3. Wish to Save 1l Frocks made to sell for $39.50 .. All Frocks Starts ) Dee. 26. § 1312 113622 Al Pre-Inventory Clearance Starts Friday Moming at 8:30 31.95 e $1.50 All Other OJJ Curtains Radically Reduced 45 and 50 inch Rayon Taffeta, changeable colors, stripes, two-tome stripes; also 45-ineh art silks; sold %o $1.86 per yard. Inventory 750 clearance, yard g 31.25 > $2.50 ' $1.35 easy monthly payments James E. Connelly James F. Shea 18 .75 121 President Secretary ’ The Fr:anvcke ROSEDERE Jm; T,""k o " '"_ | e o (92642 140 1206 GEE ST. All Gowns Offered in Sale Annual 1$40.75 1949.15 Fall and Early Winter Models, Including Beginning Friday at 8:30 FIRE MADAME FLORENZ—1145 Conn. Ave 1202 G St. N.W. Diioiitors Dis. 3211 SALE! hilipsborn December 26-27 ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN F &G DRESSES , | EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS and COATS Below Wholesale Cost ON WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ APPAREL ABOUT 13 AND % OFF ORIGINAL LOW PRICES Blirke was reported o the sheriff by a | then placed in & home for orphans.| _MOore than 150 applications were re- Ppassing motorist who offered him aid. {No charge has been placed against him Officers said they found a loaded as yet. Fine Draperies, Furniture Upholstering, Special Furniture Stip Covers and Windew Shades. All Specially Priced for This Sule ‘The Star delivered to your door every cvening and Sunday morning at 13¢ per day and 5¢ Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this cost? Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. The House of Courtesy National 1133 112 DRESSES Original Rose- dere stock of fine street, afte VRS Fine Furs We never carry Furs over ...and we never have any difficulty in disposing of our stdck . . . because we put such low prices upon each garment that no woman can resist. Beautiful styles in all the favored pelts characterize this sale. and . SIZES 14 TO 20 ONLY. Give-Away Prices 46 Originally 359.50 & $69.50 New fashions and ma- terials trimmed with de- sirable furs. Mostly brown and black, 87 Originolly $98.50 and $110 Luxurious fur sets of fine pelts trim fine cloths. Mostly brown and black. ‘67 Originally $79.50 & $39.50 Formal daytime coats with rous fur trim of fine furs. Mostly brown and' black. *97 Originally $110 to $125 Coats after the foremost fashion creators and made by expert tailors of best materials and furs. 51 Sport Coats Fur Trimmed ‘10 DRESS COATS Sold to $125 . Originally $15 and $18 Tailored and dressy types in crepes, chiffons and wools. 27 Originally $39.50 to $49.50 Elegant gowns from the Gown Salon for the bril- liant social season. Of finest materials and new shades. Originally $10.78 Mostly tailored crepes and woolen frocks, all - colors and sizes. 14 Originally $25 and $29.50 Lovely frocks for day- time and evening occasions in the wanted colors and materials, Sales Final "Bargains Typical of Our Entire Stock Coats That Sold Up to $250, 395.00 Now Coats That Sold Up to $450, s .‘198'——— “MEMBER MASTER FURRIERS GUILD” RANCKE FURRIER 1328 G STREE T, N.W, plult psuoTN LEVENTH ST = BETWEEN Fa G Beginning Tomorrow 1930’s last Footwear Sensation—our eagerly awaited \ After-Xmas Shoe Sale 2000 Pairs of Regular $6.50 and $8.50 Beverly Shoes $ 4.75 Pumps, Straps and Oxfords for Street or Dress Wear—Suedes, Kidskins, Reptile Grain, Moires, Patents, Satins—Colors, Black, Brown, Green and Blue! Spike and Cuban Heels—All sizes 2% to 8, AA to C. Original Rose- dere coats. Each handsomely trim- med with genuine furs. Some slightly damaged by water and smoke. Sizes 14 to 20 only. Coats That Sold Up to $300 s 4 { ; i % 4 i = | 4 i Nollunl buu.ln for this ."nl Every sale final no C.0.D.s . . . mo exchanges + + « no charges. 548 Originally $69.50 to $98.50 For daytime and evening. Metallics, chiffons, velvets, crepes; sizes 14 to 44. 3125 Originally $150 to $225 12 FUR COATS $69:50 | Originally $100 to $150 Included are Silver Muskrat, some Combined with Natural Muskrat, Sealine*, Opossum, American Broadtail and Baby Seal. ONE-OF-A-KIND FUR COATS 1 size 18 Leopard Legcoat, § 50 WASPIID. o oo Joemreiaivio s S Rove I49 1 Sheared Panther, size 18, § was $250.. .00 va I75 1 Sun Tan Kid Karakul, size 20, § Store opens at 8:30 AM. Paris replicas employing Kolinsky, . Ktimmer, Persian Lamb, Kit Fox, Dyed Fitch, Dyed Blue Fox, Lynx, Skunk and other fine furs. Ovriginally 51078 One and two piece knit tweeds and jersey frocks. " 9 Originally $16.50 1/2 Prfi:e $62.50 $ 49.25 2 Suits, were $125... 4 Suits, were $98.50. . 2 Suits, were $79.50. 3. s39'7‘5 1 Suit, was $69...... 334-75 2+ Suits, were $59.... 3 29’75 10 Suits, were $39:50. . sI 9'75 3 Suits, were $29.50.. $|4-75 8 Suits, were $18.......... $O Included are fur jacket suits, fur- trimmed suede cloth suits :and tweed suits, fur-trimmed ‘and plain. 1900 Pairs of Regular $10 and $12.50 PariMode Shoes $7.75 New York Customed -creations, every pair of them—Dainty pumps and regents, smart one- straps, strect and dress oxfords— Suedes, Kidskins, Combinations— Ever-popular Black and “Brown as well as Blue and Green—All sizes 213 to 8, AAA to C. One, two and three piece suits of tweed knit, bouclette and zepher, s17 Originally $29.50 One and two piece suits of boucle, rag tweed and zepher tweeds. 322 Originally $39.50 Smart one and two piece suits of boucle and rag tweed. 1 Black Kid Karakul, trim, size 40; was $325.. Kolinsky 32 7 5 1 Alaska Seal, Mink trim, size-38, § 2 Cocoa Amencan Broadtail, <qmrrcl trim, sizes 16 and 20; were $|49 50 1 Black Karaku] size 18, was s *Dyed Comey RO RPP—— 2 Lapin* Jackets, were $69.50. $39.50. 1 Black Karakul Jacket, was $79.50. $49.50. 1 Black Tropical Seal Jacket, was $79.50. $49.50. 259, off . All Fox Scarfs Pointed Fox, Red, Brown, x, Silver, Beige, Blue, ‘yWhite Fox. 2.75 Originally up to $7.50 O Smart styles that have proven the most popular this season. i Felts, ribbons, satins, new trims. ' = ", Cross Fo: Black