Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1931, Page 5

Fo o close an estate Investment south- west corner 22nd & D Sts. l"fl.‘yl!‘lh.hAllq— ofitaining 2, a for apartment for employes of lo- cality. This property has on it ll.nlll well rented houses which Imnl In : m: return assessed $26, DQO Al (t mu-t be sold quick- ly n lflords an opportunity ry valuable plot eon- ndenbly undzr its real value. Acceptance of offers are ks ject to approval or court. For mrthu- information, phone or address D.\ E. Stephan, at- y for heits, lIM Vermont . North 3701 of Adams 10462. Former Marksman in German :n Army Foils Hold-up as 200 in Cafe Watch. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO il 13 ~Three robbers le_the mistake yesterday of trying r.o fold up. the L'Alglon Cafe, a Gold Coast establishment, where Frank Ab- em dead-—victim: mnrknmnsmp of Abler, who specialized in sharpshooting while serving with the German Army. More than 200 cafe at the time, and dozens of men stood helpless while Abler proceeded to give a demonstration of his experience with an automatic shotgun. The slain ey ere identified es James Hirsch, brother of a Chicago physiclan; and Chnrles E Nelson, 26. ns were in the r killed one of the two in an ex- ! tr o |13 UP.—Albert James, owner of the ollhohwlthuumbberum wl'.hl l:tol 'hlchhe'llmm Iree. 'Ablzr emmw his ammunition in this ‘Pouf,” ld Abler when newspa) men talked about heroism to* him. Bl!’: was nothing. I just don’t like the rob- bery business.” Police sald the four men had robbed two_hotels. before attempting the cafe hold-up. PECGRNTE L AIR CRASH KILLS TWO SYDNEY, New South Wales, April famous alrpllne Southern Cross Junior, and his pilot, Leonard Palmer, were killed in the crash of the plane near ascot Aerodrome yeste: While fly) mg n > helght ol nppmxl mately 2,000 feet a win et Cloas pallopoet, Tasclite. r.he Sikne and its occupants, to the grou The Southern bross Junior "is a dit- ! the Southern Crosa! in Shih Wing Gomdr. Chatles Kings: | ford Smith flew from England to Aus- | alia. FIRE SWEEPS LUMBER flooring plant, dry kilns and |started, AND MICHIGAN MILLS |stables aisg wers desirosed —_— Firemen From Incendiary Dock Blage, Firm’s Head Estimates. % | B the Assoclated Press. Am"?s?mmm f Tumber 2,000,000 " feet of °E“m s Shake ALLEN’S 'OOT<EASE inte | shoes for relief | W ». moszs & Sons F Street at Eleventh Present Most Newly Desig‘ned Furniture for their style-conscious customers 2-Piece Suite in English Design, $255 Rich and impressive, this very modern English spite. Loose cushions, semi-detached backs. In 20 coverings. Mahogany Bed Room Suite $I185 This graceful suite also shown in maple. The drawer bottoms are of cedar. The entire suite is dustproof throughout. In our exclusive locked case construction. | A new rich brown mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining suite. Table with brass tipped feet; chairs in Chinese Chippendale design. MOSES—-FIFTH AND SIXTH FLOORS mnamb-.m Green'| Bay in an af ttempt .| Damage 'of $1,000,000 Results|Bel,and Marinette, Viis, sasieted Joou| P b e oo Staring in the southwest corner of'to keep the num from 'w. B. Moses & Soms Nat'l 3770 70TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR F St. at Eleventh Tuséany Lace Cloths Regular Prices were . from $37.50 to $42.75 These exquisite Tuscany cloths are en- tirely made by hand of all linen threads. The plan of design is intricately carried out into one gorgeous effect. The sketch- gives you a “close-up” picture of this. It is such cloths as these that last on and on and are thru generations cherished by those appreciative of the really beautiful. Inthreesizes: 72x907,72x108",72x126". Napkins, $/025 dozen The matching };apkins Wt;u]d regularly be priced at $15 a dozen. We have but & ; a limited number of the napkins. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. W.N. Moses & Sons Nat’l 3770 /Sunfas‘.t Organdy Curtains 32.49 p- Rose Blue Gold Peach Orchid green These curtains are our regular $3.50 quality. They have the attactive double ruffled valance, are fu]yflidth and 24 yards long. Fluted ruffles. Marquisette Curtains $149 o Rose Blue Orchid Ecru Green Ivory Peach A typical bed room curtain of sheer French marqui- sette. with the new full, narrow ruffle and it's all hender.g,,xudy to hang. MOSES—THIRD F Street at Eleventh Cretonnes and Chintzes 35¢ ya Semi-Clazed and “Uinglazed A wide selection of interesting patterns and colors in At gay co!ors; large and small patterns. Usually 75¢ yard.