Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1931, Page 23

RELIEF UNDER WAY FOR BLAST VICTIMS Hunter Stumbles, But Wild Shot Hits Turkey Overhead By the Associated Press. THOMASVILLE, Ga., January 30.—Anyone who belicves in the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. JANUARY 30, 1931. STUDY DEATH OF BOY Blood Poison Instead of Bad Liquor Blamed for Fatality. OPELOUSAS, La., January 30 (#).— Victor Daniel, 13, a student at Holy Cross College, New Orleans, died here yesterday of an illness similar to that which caused the death of James Budd Pharris, his schoolmate, last Monday. Physicians said the symptoms ,were almost identical. First examination of Pharris led to the announcement he had been made i1l by poison liquor, but a coronor's autopsy subsequently gave blood poisoning as the cause of his death. OFFICERS THREATENED Mob Following Arrested. Man Is Dispersed by Police. BALTIMORE, Md., January 30 (#).— Following the arrest of a man on a charge of bootlegging, a crowd of col- ored people milled around four prohibi- tion agents here yesterday, followed them to police station, and a detail of police was called out to disperse them. The man arrested, Anderson Hall, 28, colored. sustained cuts about the head wh;n he tried to escape during the melee. Selling at $500 a new automabile 1s to be introduced in Europe this year. Girl Buried in Bridal Dre: Miss Winnifred Gladys Block, age 21, of Mitcham, England, collapsed and died on the eve of her wedding, which was to have taken place at Mitcham Parish Church. The bridegroom, the four bridesmaids and the best man were present at her funeral at the same church. Miss Block was buried in full bridal dress. The Irving-Holmes 3020 Dent Place N.W. Three Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals non-existence of luck should have been with Alex Turnbull of the Fiorida Agricultural De- T" E 1 ‘ ! I If you haven'’t al- partment and his friends on a 5 , Saturday Close-Outs mocks of the Econofennee River. One of the group, testifies Mr. Turnbull, sighted a bird. Every- body held their breath lest the We are taking stock tomorrow night. Stocks must be at low level; many reductions have been made; so you will find many Jelleff fashions, many of them not advertised, that you will find wearable for a long time, going out tomorrow at low prices. Widows and Orphans of In- * diana Miners Given Aid. Money Needed. We park your car ready opened an FOR MISSE! Heading the Colour Crew for Spring Skipper Blue | % If ? i 1ol In the charted seas of .hpring 1 Y Fashion, Skipper Blue captains V]g% . Misses’ Fur Coats plomegies . gt e in a Clearaway! favorite, Black, seems likely to fall RAD!OS Just 18 of before this vibrant blue; lighter than them to go at navy, brighter than navy, a blue that has many possibilities for color contrast. They were $195 to $225 Earlier in the Season Must be sold hefore Tnven- tory—hence these important reductions. 3—SILVER MUSKRATS, and Fitch trimmed. S5—GOLDEN MUSKRATS, Beaver and German Fitch trimmed. 2—BROWN CARACULS, trimmed. fowl hear them. The hunter tiptoed threadingly into position close enough for a shoi, then cocked his gun. raised his head and took another step forward for a perfect aim. At that mo- ment his toe and a log came into contact and his face and the ground did likewise. Meanwhile he accidentally discharged his gun As he picked himself up a mortally wounded turkey flutter- ed to his teet. By the Associated Press. while you shop LINTON, Ind, January 30.—Tem- porary relief for those dependent on the 29 miners who lost their lives in the explosion-torn little Betty Shaft Mine near here Wednesday was sup- plied today as plans went forward for permanent rehabilitation of the be- Teaved families. Gov. Harry G. Leslie visited the scene of the disaster yesterday, or- ganized a local relief committee and | made available $1.000 from his emer- | gency fund. The United Mine Workers | of America forwarded a $2.000 check | and a Linton coal company provided $500. The local committee planned a meet- ing with Red Cross workers today to correlate activities. Dr. E. V. Bull mayor of Linton, estimated that $35.000 will be needed for care of the families of victims. “We have $3,500 on hand, but we will need 10 times that amount. I believe,” he said. The explosion which swept the west entry of the mine, trapping 38 men | underground, made 18 widows and 53 orphans. Nine of the miners survived the blast and were rescued, seven of them after more than 15 hours of wailing. Most of the victims were to | be_buried today. Meanwhile, Federal and State mine officials announced their official inves- tigation into causes of the explosion will open Monday, when the debris is expected to be cleared from the mine, Many persons said they believed igni- tion of coal dust and gas in the work- ings caused the blast BERGDOLL IS MISSING FROM GERMAN TOWN U. 8. Draft Dodger Again Gone. Has Not Been Seen by Wife for Nine Months. By the Associated Press. ‘WEINSBERG, Germany, January 30 —Grover Cleveland Bergdoll is missing | @gain. The wealthy draft dodger, who lived here after the World War, has not been seen in this town for nine months. Neighbors and friends, how- ever, look skeptically on rumors that he has returned to America. ‘Bergdoll, whose flight to Germany to avoid military service kept him jong before the public, left behind in this his three children and their mother. He has disappeared before, but always, the villagers say, has returned | & few weeks later. He returned to Weinsberg nine months | #go with his wife and baby girl. | | FIRE DAMAGES HOME OF PRESIDENT MONROE Confine with us . . . and account we in- we're glad to do it. vite you to do so. For Slight and Average Figures This Bandit Corsette-Brassiere ] Even though you're very slender, you need some kind of a founda- tion under your new frocks. This Bandit _foundation of Skinner's crepe de chine with semi-uplift cuffs. . siere of lace will provide ne 1—RACCOON coat with Johnny sary restraint without the least dis- collar. comfort. Sizes 32 to 38. 1=-DIED | SUUBREL Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor. shawl collar. 2—AMERICAN BROADTAIL (lamb) coats with Squirrel. 2—WHITE LAPIN (rabbit) eve- ning coats. 1—PANTHER sports coat. Sizes 14, 16, 18 Jellefi’s Fur Salon—Fourth Floor. Sketched A Three=-Piece Suit After Patou. 3:39-50 Skipper Blue with white accents, tre- mendously important, is shown in a three-piece silk suit, adapted from Patou. A frilled, surplice blouse of white crepe. Misses® sizes. Jellef’'s Salon Gown Shop—Second Floor. Above: plain Large Allowance on Other VICTOR Models self CARACUL PAW with squirrel collar and | Gastritis 4 rYéarsr ‘ Acidity Gone! Feels Like New Man “I received a sample package of your wonderful ACIDIN] of Chicago, Iil years. 1 am happy t new man. I have a sweet, pleasant taste in my mouth now.” Almost every one who takes ACIDINE ut Sketched Right: Spongy Wool Coat $.19.50 The smart combination of Skipper Blue and beige is featured in this Misses’ coat of spongy wool:n with the new rever- scarf treatment. Revers bordered in beige galyak. Misses' sizes. Jellefi’s Fashion Coat Shop—Third Floor. with Fredericksburg Firemen Blaze to Upper Portion of Burn- ing Building. Sketched Left: Chongaleen Suit $59.50 Smart leg-o-mutton sleeves distinguish Copy Surplice Blouse this suit of Skipper Blue Chongaleen with cleverly fitted hipline. The blouse of Plaid e o e Taffeta 7( 0} smes.lcnefl'x Suit Shop—Third Floor $ 59() Glove Silk . AR Uniquette Wear them with your $3 Spring suit for street—with a silk skirt for afternoon— Here's a vest, a pantie (or bloomer), with pyjama trousers for an uplift bandeau, girdle-like re- lounging. A Schiapparelli nmnl: and garter attachment all in 5 . one slim garment of glove silk and copy (surplice ‘:‘YM . fi.’(}“' swami cloth. If you're looking for imported taffeta plaids. the “perfect” undergarment, you'll Blue and black, beige and buy a Uniquette. Sizes 32 to 38. black, red and green. Jellefi's Grey Shops—Second Floor. Sizes 32 to 40 Jellef’s Sports Shop—Fourth Floor. pa 1d. It's absolutely amazing the way this prescription suc- ceeds when other known remedies fail ACIDINE is the only known remedy l e Here’s a Schiapparelli By the Associated Press. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., 30.—The home owned by President James Monroe when he was elected to| his first political office was seriously damaged by fire here last night. At one time it appeared that the | small, gray, one-story frame structure, | one of Fredericksburg's historic shrines, would" be destroyed, but volunteer fire- men confined the flames to the upper | part of the building. CARNATION BILL LOSES || B i o iad St sl not_delighted.—Advertisement. January gassy headache vousness. No ot tains this combination to omach. ACIDINE also fortifies nst colds by reducing acidits. oday a dru you Skipper Blue Is Very Smart for The Junior Miss True to its reputation for the newest in fashion, the Junior Misses' shop presents Skipper Blue in coats and dresses whose smartness will send exciting fashion up responsive Jumior Misses' If you wear a size between 11 and 17, you must see this collection, Proposal to Force Lobbyists to ‘Wear Boutonnieres Defeated. CHARLESTON, W. Va., January 30. () —Carnations were born “to blush unseen and waste their fragrance on the desert air” so far as the West Vir- ginia House of Delegates is concerned. | A proposal that all lobbyists be made to wear carnations in their buttonholes | was defeated by the House yesterday. The delegate offering the proposal maintained there were “so many lobby- | ists in the House that the ventilation | is bad.” I Kell’s Markets, Inc. Shop Where Your Dollar Buys the Most Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 114 cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone. National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. shivers spines. Sketched Right: Bolero Jacket Froek 33 Skipper Blue takes pale peach as an accent in this silk jacket frock. The slashed bolero Jacket - with' three-quarter sleeves goes over an embroidered organdy bodice. Junior Misses’ sizes. L) $1.95 to $3 Salesmen’s Samples Grocery Specials Navy Beans.......4 lbs. 25¢ Black-Eyed Peas...4 Ibs. 25¢ .4 lbs. 25¢ loose)— .3 Ibs. 25¢ 2 loaves 10c Plate Beef Spanish Pearl” Necklaces 5700 The importer, clearing out sample lines preparatory to a new season, offered us these necklaces at such a low price that we can afford to sell them for §1. One, two and three strand chokers and long necklaces . . . crystal* and pearl® com- binations . . necklaces with rhinestone or Sterling silver clasps. “Simulated. Jelle's Jewelry Shop—Street Floor. Sirloin Steak . Porter House Steak. Hamburg Steak BUTTER...- 35¢c Finest Grade 3 Pounds, $1.00 Smoked Hams, 8-10...lb. 22¢ Sauerkraut .. ..qt. 10c Spare Ribs. . ..Ib. 16¢ Sliced Bacon (best)...lb. 29¢ Fat Back & Bean Pork, 1b. 12¢ Veal Cutlet Chalk Bead Pouch Bags $3 Such smart evening pouches with ds_in seed pearl designs y il surely want one at this price. They are mounted on artistic French metal frames. A new fashion that will go far. Jelleff's Bag Shop—Street Floor. Sketched Left: Wolf=Trimmed Coat. $39-50 A flattering square shawl collar of Blue Fox- dyed Wolf makes this coat of Skipper Blue spongy woolen, suitable for early Spring wear. Junior Misses will approve the unique sleeve treatment. Junior Misses’ sizes. Shoulder of Lamb— (fancy) Breast of Lamb. ... Smoked Shoulders— .Ib. 14¢ -1b. 10c b. 12%c Jelleff’s Junior Shop—Third Floor. 46 ... .1b. 25¢ Ib. 32¢ Chickens (stewing). . Fresh Hams (small)...lb. 21c (frying) .. Fresh Shoulders (sml.) Ib. 14c | Chickens . Eggs (real good) Loin Pork Roast oo Lean Pork Chops ; EGGS—EGGS »-27 Strictly Fresh Laid 4 Dozen, $1.00 New Cabbage Old Cabbage . Sweet Potatoes. Onions . Grapefruit (family 3 for 10c Town Club Coffee (NONE BETTER) Last Day of January Shoe Clearance 40 styles in $5 $8.50 to $12.50 Shoes . . . at To clear before Inventory—every 1930 pair of shoes, including our famous Sorosis models. Shoes for active sports . . . spectator sports . . . daytime . . . street . . . evening. In Suede, Kidskin, Patent Leather, Satin, +Calfskin and Brocades. Not every size in every style, but a complete size range in the lot. All Sales Final! Jellef’s Shoe Shop Street Floor Spring Shades in Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Putty Beige— Othello— Sandee— Reve— Every Felt Hat in Stock .4 lbs. 155 iBIbe; large— 10 Tbs. 23c 23c Green Kale. .. Spinach Potatoes, Apples (good) Tangerine (fancy), 2 doz. COFFEE (KENNY’S RED BAG) 2lc ® 3ic & ’ Bushel APPLES-APPLES ::i: 89c Fancy Eating and Cooking—Buy a Bushel EIGHT MARKETS 3275 M Street N.W. 2611 14th Street N.W. 3104 M Street N.W. 8215 Georgia Ave. 3218 Pea Street N.W. Silver Spring 2153 Penn. Ave. N.W. 7th and C Streets S.E. Northeast Public Market, 12th & H Streets N.E. NOW $ Regardless of Former Price LA a Stunning new shades to complement Spring costume cul9rs—slightly darker than the colors of last Spring. Come in and let our sales- women show them to you—with details of colors with which each goes. Gold Stripe Stockings—$1.50 to $2.95 Jellef’s Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor. Additional Geld Slfl”wz—lbl! Connecticut Avenue. Plenty of Youthful Hats for Matrons Jellef’s Millinery Shop—Street Floor