Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1931, Page 23

“GANGSTER DAY” N CHICAGO COURTS Capone Posts New Bond in Contempt Case—Public Enemies Face Trial. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 3.—It was “gang- ster day” in Chicago courts yesterday. ‘The leader of them all, “Scarf: A “Capone, to have Judge James H. Wukzuon 1 mally sentence him to six months in ‘the county jail for contempt of court. Capone posted a new $5,000 bond and his ‘mrmys ‘were given 30 days to file #n_appeal. Over in Judle Joseph Sabath's Crimi- here the trial of Leo Broth- etl for the murder of Alfred Lingle is the mext case on the docket, another “public enemy,” William “Three-fingered Jack” White went on trial for the kill- ing of a policeman five years ago. In Municipal Court, where Al Capone is to face a vagrancy charge today, a similar count against Harry Guzik, one of Capone's henchmen, was continued to March 16. agrancy warrants, is- sued for all “public enemies,” were sworn out by Municipal Judge John H. Lyle, who was recently defeated for the Republican nomination for mayor. The Valentine’s day massacre of two years ago was recalled in_the court of Munlclp.l Judge Justin F. McCarthy, where Peter Von Frantzius went on trial for selling firearms without keeping & reeord of the sales. The appellate court took a hand in the gang activities by reversing a deci- sion of Judge Lyle's, in which the cru- sading jurist sent Peter Delmero, charged with carrying a concealed weapon, to the house of correction for a year and fined him $300. Judge Lyle's decision was ‘reversed.on the ground that the defendant was entitled to & trial by Jury unless he expressly waived it. ‘The Federal income tax cases against Terry Druggan and Frank Lake, beer merchants of former years, were con- tinued to June 1. TWO HURT IN STRIKE OF LONGSHOREMEN U. 8. Barge Line Union May Walk Out in Sympathy With Dockmen. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La., March 3.—Two colored men were wounded yesterday in 8 renewed outbreak of violence in_the A strike of longshoremen along the New Orleans waterfront. Prank Henry, a porter, was shot in the shoulder by one of a group of col- ored strikers, who questioned him as | where he was going to work, he told police. Thomas Johnson was beaten by & crowd of colored and white s After conferring with represen of the steamship association and unwn officia’s, Frederick Canfield, Department of Labor conciliator, announced today the steamship officials had refused to confer with the union. N. O. Pedrick, representative of four companies that reduced the es of lonnhoremm, sald the companies he represented had not refused to meet the Bhes, . Darcy, Mfl“ of the fihlfc r:l‘::n‘ gheml barge men_ worl ‘Wwere dmnlnnymp-t.heucnnka SUBSCRIPTION THEATER * BRIDGING ADVERSITIES ! —_— Best Plays at 56 Cents Claim of London Enterprise of J. T. Grein and Nancy Price. LONDON (N.AN.A.)—The People's ‘Theater, that gallant enterprise of J. T. Grein, the dramatic critic, and Nlnf! Price, the actress, to establish a scription theater in the Wut. m ‘where it is possible to see good plays and the best acting for a maximum cents, has now been estab- months and, though it has Its present vroducuan is an excellent sovpval of Galswort#y's “The Silver Box,” with Nancy Price herself as the turn to the stage), as the provocative and very amusing unknown lady. ‘When “The Silver Box” finishes its month run & new play will be staged and later on we are to have Eden Phill- tts’ once-banned play, “The Secret 'oman.” right, 1931, - (Copyrieht, 1931 by North Amertcan News WIFE IS COMPETITOR Mrs. John Heygate Writing Novel in Home That Has Dyspeptic Cat. LONDON (N.AN.A. . —John Heygate, the novelist, whose book about Eton— “Decent Fellows"—has caused some- thing of a sensation, lives in an anclent cottage at Rodmell, in Sussex, which he secured by writing a letter addressed simply to “The Best Real Estate Agent, Lewes.” This is Mr. Heygate's twenty- seventh domicile in 10 years. Mrs. Heygate, who was formerly Mrs. Evelyn Waugh, has now been bitten with the desire to write and is engaged on 2 novel in friendly competition with her husband. They share their house with a black cat, called Proust because of its fertility, which suffers from dys- pesia and has to be fed on chicken and castor oil. (Copyrient. 1931, by Nortn American News- uper Alliance.) TRIPLETS RECEIVE GIFTS | BRUSSELS (#). o etk of triplets, | bofn in Belgium in the same week, are regelving various gifts. All six infants are girls. An anonymous person, believed to he the Queen, is caring for Mrs. Van Dorpe and her ithree daughters. father is a taxicab driver. Mrs. Van Peters, whose three new children give her a total cf seven, the oldest aged 6, has received a cash gift from the municipality of Antwerp. Her husband is unemployed. AN SZ s after Musterole — safe “counter- imitant” —is applied once an Many feel Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Receding Chin Held To Indicate One of Excellent Repartee By the Assoctated Press. receding chin, worrylbmltlt 1t may be a so- clal ‘asset. Mrs. Maude Bouldin, who as & soclal secretary has made u study of chins, said so0. “The man,” she said, “with the receding chin is quick on the conversation. He has charm, he listens well, and his repartee can- not be excelled.” KRAMER WILL TALK D. C. Teachers to Hear Discussion of Extra-Curricular Activities. Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant superintendent in charge of high schools, will discuss the extra-curricu- lar _activities of the teaching personnel | in high schools at the luncheon meet- ing of the High schoal Telchen’ As- | sociation at the Y., W, C. A, Building, Seventeenth and K streets, at 12:30 Saturday afternoon, At the same meeting the Adminis- trative Committee of the assocttion will report on its own survey of extra- curricular work. Mrs. Daisie I Huff, ]Druldent of the organization, will pre- si VARIETIES PIMENTO-SWISS - K-STANDARD THE FOODS CHILDREN LOVE THE EV. TRAIL OF AVIATRIX G STAR. WASHINGTON. TRAGED BY POLICE o5 Edna May Cooper Is Found| Bruised in Monterey Under New Name. By thé Associated Press. MONTEREY, Calif.,, March 3.—Edna | May Cooper, actress and endurance | fiyer, found injured after having been missing mysteriously a week from Hol- lywood, remained in a hospital today 'hne pufl.led police attempted to trace her previous movements. At the orders of Dr. Hugh Dormody, called by hotel employes, Miss Cooper was removed yesterday to a hospital, where she was identified by Mrs. Ruth Morris, wife of Gouverneur Morris, the she le gel to account for her injuries. Left Train, Say Police. A Monterey taxi driver, Joseph Duck- | artist colony, but the chief of police said the aviatrix-by-avocation left a Los Angeles-San PFrancisco train last ‘Wednesday night and took a cab to . She was without funds. Hotel attaches told authorities Miss h Martin, that Mrs. Sl S phone from Los Angeles. o was_unable to exphln why her dl hter left the train here. new low prices All plain dresses and coats Bornot Cleaned $ 45 Formerly $2.50 Others, $2.45 & $3.45 formerly $3.75 and $5.50 North 1060 1752 M St. N.W. is no will. LEONARD M Did you ever go to the theater or a bridge game and find yourself sitting next to a member of the “Cough- ing and Sniffling Brigade?” Rather annoying, wasn’t it...and, what's more, quite an unnecessary menace to public health, The next time you are an- noyed, lean over and whisper this sound advice into the of- HARRY W. GAUSS F Street at Ninth Estate Problems Solved Ne. 4 When there is no Will— Many a perfectly solvent but encumbered business man’s estate has been sacrificed by an inexperienced administrator which could have been saved by an ex- perienced executor and trustee clothed with ample power by a will to carry on the business, borrow money, retain or sell investments and make distribution to heirs without the limitations imposed by law when there ARBURY BERNARD Assistant Trust Officers CHARLES M. 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At the First Sign of @ COUGH! flalliexpecToranT Promptly and Safely Stops COUGHS due to COLDS D. C, TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1931. Ctie PALAIS RO TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 G STREET AT ELEVENTH Satisfy That Spring Urge for New Things for the Hou se Here Tomorrow Changes Show me a woman, who, when the Spring comes, doesn’t get the fever to move the furniture — change it about—put this table over in the corner—and that chair and lamp over there, etc., and then stand back and survey her work with an expression that says, “There! That's a lot better. 1 wonder why I didn’t do it sooner?” That is exactly what we have been doing down here at the Palais Royal. And we are just as pleased as a housewife is—and we are anxious to have you come down and see our changes and give us your approval. Take the Third Floor— you'd never know it mow! The Dress and Coat Depart- ments have been changed about—more space, better display, and everything ar- ranged more conveniently for the customer. And the Infants’ and Chil- dren’s Department on the same floor! Three new rooms have been built in, where the dainty, lovely fur- niture every mother wants for the “littlest one” may be displayed for her selection. The Arts Department, which for years has been on the second floor, is now located on the Main Floor, where the clever needlewo- man may select all the new= est things in stamped art needlework, and the host of other attractive things al- ways to be found in this de- partment. ‘The space formerly occu- pied by the Arts Department has been given over to the curtains, upholstery fabrics, fancy pillows and such things, The lovely new Spring cur- tains and hangings suggest 50 many ways to make your rooms lovely for Spring and Summer, and the gay cre- tonnes give you ideas for so many things. Visit these departments the next time you are in the store—or make a special trip downtown and see all the new things they offer. You'll be well repaid. able. The attractive woven patterns make these sets particularly desir- 53x68-inch cloth and 6 napkins of all - linen crash. "Through the Years Yow'll Be Proud of This Solid Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Sofa 4 A faithful copy of a sofa in the best manner of the great American designer— reproduced in_rich dark mahogany frame with upholstery in colorful denims, and loose reversible cushions. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Fioor Many Uses You'll Find for This All-Steel Utility Cabinet $4.89 Regularly $8.98 A roomy cabinet with one stationary and three adjustable shelves, All-steel con- struction, the outside finished in cream, green, white or blue. “Serve Re- freshments”— This Imported China Tray at 59c¢ —will be just'the thing to pass candy or salted nuts, Colorful china, with bamboo handle. A limited quantity that regularly sells for $1! Wednesday—at Less Than Regular Prices! Wear-Ever Cooking Utensils Pieces that regularly sell at $1.70 to S135 $1.85 Wear-Ever Aluminum Double ll.'ll Wear-Ever Aluminum Grfllles ll l:‘wur-lnf Aluminum Sauce- mm. of 3 useful sizes.) Housekeeplng Needs That Everybody Likes to Own! For the Traveler— or the Girl at School! $1.75 Electric Traveling Iron $1.25 Just the right size and weight for hurried smoothing of frocks or ironing of small articles. Ideal for baby's clothes. Complete with cord. Guaranteed 1 year, Springtime Is Rol.er-Skate Time! Children’s Ball-Bearing Roller Skates $1.25 Regularly $1.79 Get the children skates for healthful outdoor ex- ercise! These are extra heavy with steel base, ball-bearing wheels and heavy straps. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor sl $1.98 Linen Crash Sets $1.49 Getting Ready for Spring? Patchwork Print Quilts 198 The cloth and four The Lenten Hostess Will Appreciate FINE LINENS They’re Specially Desirable and at Exceptionally Low Prices! $2.50 Italian Linen Bridge Sets § Seldom have we offered such a value as this! napkins of fine ecru linen are embroidered in those effective Italian designs that look so well after laundering. "Satin Damask Tea Napkins 6 for $1.25 Beautiful quality damask patterned napkins, 13x13 ins., with neatly hemstitched hems. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor $3.75 ) Be Sure to See These The patterns assembled in this group are unusu- ally appealing—and as gay as bright colors can make them! Instead of plain muslin, they are backed with dainty chintz prints, and well quilted. Color Cover Blankets Special, Each These lovely blankets are designed to be used as throw covers. Pastel shades and two-tone effects, woven in jacquard patterns. They are the excellent “Golden ‘Fleece” make. $2.98 Quilted Table Pads at New Low Prices! . $1. . $1.75 36x76 inches 42x76 inches .. B4x76 inches .. ncnes . $1.98 . $2.25 Covered with heavy white sheeung and carefully sewn and quilted. New Low Price! Feather Pillows, $1.25 Each 21x27-in. Pillows, covered in attractive art ticking and filled with fine sterilized feathers. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor Sale Extraordinary! Oneida Community Par Plate Res. Price , 29¢ ea. 29c each . Tea Spoons . ......... Sde 5% .Sde S4e Dessert Spoons, ‘Table Spoons, Soup Spoons, Tced Tea Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives, Dinner Forks, Dessert Forks, Salad Forks, Cold Meat Forks, Dinner Knives, Stainless Din- ner Knives, s1 Gravy Ladles, $1.7§ 20-Year’ Guarantee! Because the manufacturer is discontinuing the Elite design, we have made a happy buy, and can offer you this famous high quality silverware at prices you will match nowhere. - Call and purchase a complete service. rge Selection of Pieces— for 20 *Years rkable Prices! ldflM —at R PALAIS RO Sale Price 19c ea.