Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1931, Page 24

CHURCH TO RETRE. FROM EDUGATION] Latter-Day Saints to Sponsor Only Brigham Young U. and Juarez Academy. By the Associated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, January 1— The Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Church Monday announced its virtual retirement from the field of secular ed- ucation would take place in June, 1933. Dr. Joseph F. Merrill, church com- missioner of education, said the move was in conformance with bellef such should be done “as soon as the public was able and willing to take over its academies and provide secular educa- After June, 1933, Dr. Merrill said, only Brigham Young University at Pro- vo, Utah, and the Juarez Academy at Colonia, Juarez, Mexico, will be con- tinued under the auspices of the church. The Latter Day Saints College here, except for its business department, will be closed next June. Five other junior colleges of the church at Ogden, St. George and Ephraim, Utah; Rexburg, Idaho, and Thatcher, ., will be closed in 1932 and 1933, Dr. Merrill sald in furtherance of its policy that :he church has turned over to the States for high school -purposes 17 of its academies. To continued religious instruction, the church maintains seminaries adjacent to high schools and colleges, offering Bible courses for which public school credits are allowed in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado. Upward of 80 of these seminaries have been estab- lished in these States and Arizona in the last 18 years. BALTIMORE BANKER’S ESTATE WILLED TO SON Insurance Men Estimate Hamble- ton Policies Total $4,000,000. Widow Gets $20,000 Yearly. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., Januas 1.— The bulk of the estate of T. Edward Hambleton, Baltimore and New York banker, who ended his life on December 23, is bequeathed to his son, T. Edward Hambleton, jr., robate Tuesday. fiz\ed to amount to several million dol- lars. Insurance men estimated that Mr. Hambleton's policies totaled as high as_$4,000,000. Provision was made for the payment of $20,000 a year to the banker's wido Mrs Adelaide McAlpin Hambleton, ing her life or until she entlre estate_then to revert to the son. Mrs. Hambleton established a rsi- dence at Reno, Nev., in October, but de- a_divorce. She return: when Hambleton shot and killed himself. He was 44 years old and an active sportsman, -— PROMINENT CUBANS HELD HAVANA, January 1 (#).—The news- paper El Pais sald Tuesday night that the government had arrested 11 more political prisoners, sending them to the Principe Among those held was former Col. Eduardo and Walfredo director of the newspaper El Camaguey- Ano, at Camaguey, and his son. The men are understood to be ac- cused of anti-administration activities. At th Jvemle Fashionable Church Is Offered for Sale, Due to Discord Angeles Institution Has Had Stormy Career Since 1925. *| By the Assoctated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 31.—A $500,000 church in the fashionable ‘Wilshire district of Los Angeles was offered for sale yesterday because its wealthy builders could not agree. - Rev. Frank Dyer. militant pastor, buflt and occupied the Wilshire Con- gregational Church in 1925. A time later the Rev. Charles F. Aked, associate , withdrew with a gmup of suppo and formed the All Souls Church. Congregational, financial and pastoral difficulties grew until in 1928 the sheriff, under order of the court, ousted Dr. Dyer from the parsonage ’nnnd moved his belongings out on the wn. Rev. Thomas Harper, new associate pastor, occupied the pulpit for a time. Then Dr. Aked and his All Souls’ group moved back in again. But they failed to pay interest due last July on the mortgage and have announced inability to meet the January payment. ‘The Congregational Church Extension Society was forced to take over the im- posing building. It is casting about for another enterprising pastor and flock ambitious for larger quarters. Three Men Killed by Blast. ELECTRA, Tex., January 1 (#).— Three men were killed in an explosion at the U. W. torpedo plant near here late Tuesday. e men were manu- n}cutmng dynamite at the U. W. torpedo ani i ‘There were no eye witnesses to the accident. The explosion rocked build- ings three miles away, and debris from the shed and automobiles parked nearby was scattered over a 40-acre farm. De Luxe "9 - New Year's i Day Dinner SI.SO Served from 12 to 9 P. M. Main Dining Room Grapefrult Supreme or Oysters on Hplf Shell Celery Heart: » EM Olives 6 Ambassador Queen ¥ Heart of Lettuce Salad " o Siincs e Hot Ple Caramel Costard Pudding Mortha Washington Cream Biscult Tortoni ___Raspberrx ‘hesbet Rolls Biscults Corn Bread Cottee Tea itk H © W E X 14 % and K Strests W.UW: A Special De Luxe Dinner Is Served Every Thursday and Sunday Shop bis Beginning Friday, January 2 On All Remaining ' Baby Winter Coats 1 Girls' Winter Coats 4 Boys' Winter Coats Zipper Sets of Imported Off] Suede Materials Friday and Saturday While quantities last: Group I. Baby Rubber Pants, Children’s Head- wear, Children’s Hosiery, , Knitted Bootees, l f Baby Hair Brushes, Rattles, Play Wash- C | boards, 3 Handkerchiefs, Enamel Dishes, ete. [ Group II. Children’s Gloves, Silk Baby Shoes, Rubber Sheets, Bibs, Im- orted Soap Figures, Children’s and Misses’ ilk, Wool, Cotton and Wool, ose of Wool Mittens, 25c Rayon, etc. Silk Baby Bonnets, etc. Group III. Boys’ and Girls” Hats and Berets, Knitted Wool Headwear, Girls’ Dresses, 2 to 14; Boys' Suits, Rompers, Jersey and Wool Shnrts, Madeira Pillow Slips, Infants’ Shoes, sizes 1 to 8; Baby Sweaters, White 50c Kid Baby Mlttens, fur trimmed; Vanta Rayon and Wool Baby Shirts, Clnldrcns Red Rockers, Doll Furniture, etc. Group IV. Girls’ Wool Skirts of Wool Crepe, Jersey, Flannel, etc.; Jumper Dresses, 8 to 14; Broken as.ortments of $1.95 to $2.95 Wash Frocks, Raincoats, Sweaters, Hand- made Baby Dresses, Nursery Lamps, Doll Beds ‘with Mattresses, Infants’ Knitted Capes, Flannclette Pajamas, sizes 6 to 14; Baby Bath Robes, ete. Group V. Leather Leggings, sizes 2 to 8; Girls’ Suede Cloth Jackets, Infants’ Chinchilla Zipper Sets, Knit Wool Legging 4-piece Sets, Fallk, wool, etc.; 2 to 14, of sizes 6 to 16; Girls’ Dresses, 1 real Angora White Baby Boy Suit, size 1; etc. All Remaining Dolls /2 Off THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, $10.95 and $15.95 Coat Sets $8.95 Coat, hat and muff of fur-like pile_ fabric. Tan, grey. Broken styles and sizes. " p{Secgnd Foor, Hecht Co.) $7.95 Chin- chilla Coat Sets $4.95 Double-breasted— well made. Kasha- like lining. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Boys’ $4.95 and $5.95 Coats and Windbreakers $3.88 Sheep lined—8 to 18. Winter Overcoats —3 to 8 Tweeduroy Plaid-lined Wind- breakers. (Second_Floor, The Hecht Co)) Boys' $7.95 and $10.95 Suits and OVERCOATS $6.88 ‘Two-knicker Suits, 7 to 16. Winter Over- coats, 3 to 10. Wamba- tone Sheep-lined Sports ‘Coa Becond Floor, e Hecht Co.) Boys’ $15 to $20 Overcoats and Suits ¥128 Prep Overcoats, 11 to 5 Suits, 2 Trou- sers, 15 to i knicker Suits, 8 to 18. (Second Floor, ,The Hecht Co) _Girls® $1 Print Tub Frocks 59c¢ Gay, trim little frocks in neat one-piece styles with attractive trim- mings. B ‘Wash School Frocks, i Second Floot o Heent Go) THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 193L Free Auto Parking for Customers—E St. between 6th.and 7th—No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. O Tot’s Coat REDUCED The following price groups: Infants’ Chinchilla Coats Regularly $2.95. Now. 81 Regularly $5.00. Now. $2.95 Regularly $4.95. Now. $3.95 Tots’ Leggin Sets (Include Leggins, Hat and Coat.) Regularly $12. 95 and $16.95. Re- duced down to $10. Tots’ Dress-up Coats Regularly $10.95. Now. Regularly $15. Now. Tots’ $10.95 to $15 3-Pc. Pile-Fabric Coat Sets $7.95 Includes coat, hat and muff. Grey or tan. l-p(m Coat Sets. Eegulnrly tlu 95 'l'ol!' $35 White 100% Alplcl Cm". Zimmerman alpaca pile coats, siz 2 and 5 years. Tots' $4.95 . Coats . Tots’ $10.¢ (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s 75¢ and $1 Fancy Socks, 49c 6 Prs., $2.78 Men’s 75¢ and $1 Shirts and Shorts; shin sizes 34 to 46, short sizes 28 to 59¢, 6 for $3.25 191 Pairs Men's 35¢ and .Wc Fancy Socks 4 prs, $1 69 Pairs Men's $2.50 and $2.95 Lined and Dress Gloves 8 49 prs. Men’s $2.50 Wool Gloves, $1.95 112 Pairs Men's $1.49 to $1.85 Pa- $1.19; 3 prs,, $3.50 47 Men’s $3.50 to $6 Tuxedo and Full Dress Shirts, soiled 46 Men’s $5 Fancy Pleated Shlfl‘v sizes 14 to 16 156 Men’s §1 and $1.50 Ties, hand-tailored 59¢, 3 for $1. 1l 5 mm u I.l(hhul;‘ht Washable Robes, all 3 12 Men- s:so White and Ild Colnr Shorts, soiled, sizes 32, 34, 1;'; I Mén’s $5 Radium Silk llwrh‘ solled, 1 size 32, 3 size 40 2.50 (Main Floor, The Hecht ce) 28 Men’s $5 Felt Hats, $1.95 sm-ummu/-.'r'zm 6 Pairs Mnu $10 Black m Grain Low Shoes, leather heels, $8.85 7 Pairs Men's $10 Spike Sole Golf Shoes, some moccasin types...$8.85 31 Pairs Men’s $10 Black and Bm Low Shoes, broken sizes 1 Pllfl Mzn- $16 Hanan H‘fll Shoes, broken sizes. 21 Pairs Mml $2.95 Slippers, llll (Becond Floor, The Heeht Co.) 32 Men’s $6 Suedine ‘Coats $2.95 2 Men's $6.95 Suede Leather Jack- ets, solled, size 36.. .$3.95 39 Men's §2.95 Sweaters .$1.95 5 Men’s $5 Whil soiled . 100 43¢ 19 $3.95 Plaid Auto 9 36 Leather Soccer Balls 6 $6 Regulation Foot Ealls 3 Sets of $5 Boxing Gloves. 8 $10 Golf Bags. [] broken sim 26 Pairs $7.95 Ice Skates, shoes at- tached, broken sizes.. 19 Men’s $10 and $12.! 50 Shkfl Coat Sweaters. . ...$6.50 a 33 36 Pairs Men's Wflo‘ Hose, diamond patterns 120 Men’s $1.50 Sweat 38 to 46 . (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) A bit tired of sombre Win- ter? Then slip into one of these new Spring prints and see what amazingly refresh- ing things it does to your spirits! (Besides giving you the féminine satisfaction of knowing you're wearing a brand-new fashion!) And these are not oaly charming prints —they are lovely dresses! Note the cowl necks, peplums, flares, fine Women’s Dresses 3.95 (Pifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) Silk prints, rayon prints in lovely new Spring de- signs and colors. Also plain colors. Sizes 14 to 50. Women’s $16.50 Sports Suits and Dresses ens, jersey, tweeds or knit fabrics. 14 to 42 (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) One, two and three’ piece light-weight wool- s 8.95 Women’s $15 Frocks Sport, afternoon or evening models in all the important fabrics and colors. Misses’, women's lnd little women's s]- 1 50 (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s $100 to $125 Fur Coats Natural muskrat, com- bined silver and natural s muskrat, natural pony, lapin and' others (Third Floor, The Heeht Co.), Women’s $3.95 to $5 Millinery 3 $9.95 Auto Seat Covers, $1.95 Ford Standard Sedan, Fordor. Buick Master Coach, Model 9 Oakland Coach. 9 Oldsmobile Coach. ‘Willys-Knight, Model 70-B. Graham-Paige, Model 612. Buick Model 4 edan, DeSoto_Coach. Willys-Knight Sedan, 70-B. Buick Model 57 Sedan. Buick Model 20 Coach. Ford Tudor Coach. 1928-29 Ford Tudor Coach. tw 1929 Ford Fordor Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 39 $5, $6 and $8 Wilson, Kroyds and other Famous Golf Clubs. o P $2.50, $3 and $4 len’s $5 and $7.50 Rais , leatherette, brown and blackm:;.;s (Men’s Sport Shop, Main Floor.) 1 $75 Fitted Overnight C: - worn, plgsicin, dark brown. .. 95 1 M:m s $25 Black Leather Trau‘llng Bag, shopworn 3 $25 Week-end Cases, brown leathe er, 22-inch size. . 2 '$8.95 Wardrobe § and black, 1 850 Gladstone Baj leather, shopworn. . 1 $1850 Wheary Wardrobs Case, shopworn, ... - 15 $12.50 Wonderbiit "Cases. 9.95 3 $12.50 Square Cowhide Hat Boxu, shopworn .. ....$4.95 1 Man’s $30 W Case, shopworn. (Main Floor, Lussage Shop.) 41 Boys’ $3.95 Rain Sets, $2.95 26 Boys’ $3.95 and $4. Wind- breakers, plaid or plain ml?n .$1.95 35 Boys' ”aDSSlwepLed!Dofl 3. Sports Hose. terns; 3 pairs. 300 Boys’ Furnishing Items 550 Flannelette Pajamas. One or o piece styles.. Collar-Attached Shlrll\ in pat- terns or white. Broadcloth Blouses. White or fast colors. All-over pa( (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s $16.50 Leather Coats Smart, short coats of Plain or plaid wool lin- ing. Sports shades. Sizes 14 to 42. 15 Pairs Children’s $5 Knee Lf h zlppu- Leather Leggis i: 3 Button Shoes, sizes 2 to $1.69 65 Pairs Children’s l’hy Oxlonls. 3“1».9.“ oéllr)'lh’l;t Blllzei 5 to 2..81.95 irs Is” lack or Tan High Lace Shees, sizes 1114 to 2 ‘ (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s Sport Berets, 19¢ (Matn Floor) 150 Women's Felt, Velvet and Me- tallic Trimmed Hats, reduced to 59 200 Women’s $5 Fur Felt and Velvet Hats, Winter shades. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) 22 Misses’ $10 Wool Crepe Dresses, Berets to Match, sizes 14 to 20..$6.95 75 Women’s, Misses’ Women’s $8.95 Dresses. 1 Miss’ $29.75 '‘Gray "’Gvamn. Pm -$1 1 Miss® '$15° Tafleta Eve 1 M.hi Georgette Jacket lroek. size 1 $6.95 ('rmra Floor, The Hecht Ca,) $49.75 to Extraordinary! 75 Women’s $79.50 and $89.50 Coats Furred with kullnsk{.‘ Per- sian lamb, skunk or kit fox. Misses' and women's sizes. Black and colors. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) fine, pliable capeskin. $8 7 (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fruit of the Loc New Fine Count and Extra 81x90-in. size for doubl'e 63x99-in. size for single 63x108-in. size for single 72x99-in. size for th 72x108-in. size for three- 81x99-in. size for double| 81x108-in. size for doubl 90x108-in. size for doubl $69.75 G A “repeat’ sale sponse our first annoy at these coats will show The season’s outstand the new high shades—! Lavishly furred with suc] sian caracul, kit fox and 36 to 44—46 to 50. Fur felts with the popular straw trimmings. The new bicorne and tricorne shapes for Spring. In blacks and colors. All head sizes, pleatings and lace vestees! Misses, 14 to 20; Little Women, 16%; to 26%; Women, 38 to 46. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) E Swreet Corner 8 Brunschmi' 5