Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1931, Page 5

THE EVE ¥ STAR, WASHINGTO D. €., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1931 s ————1 |SHAW WARNS PRESS |, 2wt oo e o o0 RITES FOR COUSIN et oty B 2o, e RAIL CHIEFS SEEK | | 7otice Find Linper, SAYS ROCKNE AERO N oarins Thiet || AGAINST TIME LAG |t Srimmt o = === | O PRESIDENT SETI“;;;:;-'%::.';*:;.*"H:::.,“?:,ma . He then took a hop, skip ard jump home-coming celebration at West Branch i And Seize Brothers After Hot Pursuit e o e B e e REVENUE INBREASE, s World Has Not Vet Realized Rus-| world. T the ‘course of which he sxid | Miss Huldah Randall, Native of dency Miss Randall wes among his ‘1 By the Associated Press. 3 George Washington may have been the e B“ried At the sge of 76 Miss Randall took LOGANSPORT, Ind., May 9.— CHICAGO, May 9.1t was just sian Revolution Has Taken |most terrible scoundrel who ever lived. Ontario, . Possibly the officers thought James s woman's way of handiing the : put tiae American Revolution occurred e txo complete Summer courses at the A t Reached by 50| | moc ttemeethinge s far. - | |Kansas City Man Declares| | ssily sirand, tne womer, was Place, Journalists Told. | ang e e opaper. men ot to e s iapo teaching methods, =~ 5 greemen ¥ At any rate, they sald they busy in s beauty shop Thursday deal with world events like an old-fash- B Bl Bl P ti Not t noticed that they went fo & Craft Struck Building orking on the face Sung male | |7 the Associsted Press. foned governess in an old-fashioned ca- | By the Assoclated Press. of Towa City, Towa, and two nephews, Executives Not to e e A ey wero. using 1t Purse-snatcher ran into the place, LONDON, May 9.—Bernard Shaw en- | thedral town. DANSVILLE, N, Y., May 9.—Funeral | Leslic E. Randall of Burlington, Wis., %‘)“ ke moonshire. F igh seized her purse and fled into a tertained the British Institute of Jour- TR services for Miss Huldah Randall, 79 and A. E. Randall of Tionesta, Pa. Cut Wages. HIBED DICOnAREe, o on Fatal Flight. iy it 2 J. Moll of Bedford School and his| years old, third cousin of President RSB R 2 o rand sprinted after him, | |DAlists yesterday, saying one of jour-|prother, G. Moll of the Achilles Club | Hoover, will b2 held here today. ot within striking distance and nalism’s difficult problems is to elimi- | competed against each other recently at | Miss Randall, a piano_ teacher, died Efforts of coal mining companies in By the Associated Press. of their four large items of expense, they | By the Associated Press. goored him with a half-nelson nate the time Jag—the inability to rec- | Bedford, England, when their rival| Wednesday. She was born in New the Ruhr to reduce wages have proved " CHICAGO, May 9.—Presidents of 50 | said, their taxss had besn ‘,"Ct"“"‘"" ’,’;’ KANSAS CITY, May 9.—A possi- and kneehjnb.t s A ?mm that a thing has happened when | teams met in an athletic match. Market, Ontario, and was well ac- unsuccessful. b BERY | V< 3 b rga. ntenance re- | . = o MRy 8. low) catiroads, who sald an emergency existed | ‘STeSt, chatges fixed and ma bilily that the aifplane which -carried | [ o Then sht set CONS OF ML co Ras habpened, e about 20 25 to thelr credit and income, carried o | The executives said they hoped to briag R | [amived: years to realize that something has hap today with the view ol se which woul e E o L 3 1d s not yet realize fiifigfiififlrfimmu ‘means of increas- | :fig,%n'b,és(')"nffifii?ly to their rp\on|:.gsd :flg‘;:?r-e‘:r‘;:t?:n;r:rzl&cfiggnflégd :ke- " e ane ffi;‘{"me"’,‘{m‘:&; ,2\.-olu¢:|)onyhu taken - R aaunbitis oo | et D would be invested | O 10T o Oty Stas quoted Robert |8 dent in the fSire etcape coyer Of U2 place, The British press has mot yet e ed in a Tesolution adopted | © Rafirad officials estimated they had |L. Boatright, foreman of switch en-|,nq other crewmen hesitated to report ey i s sautaca’ e Have y‘c);wrd:y by the presidents, actirg as | loszns{?;%o.n%n.glol?) since 1922, and that f,‘,‘:',’i;%‘l"v'}i‘m’z’fx"'{n'é'z?fi"élf&'&* :fi,}",hhe incident because r;|r controversy oves | tntown. :v';?\'f one of the most magnif- 0 ODWA RD 3 OTHROP nembers of the Asscciation of Rallroad | $365,000.000 wrs lopped ot Ihel R | rike the elevator about two heurs be- | 92 S 0 T8 L0 cing inspector | Hape (0 g i our ebme s 10™ 11" F anp G STREETS ErecUtives, b ATt & B T ey | ST et e b thous of 1922, They | fore the crash in which Knute Rockne, | Leonars Jusder, supSising Spector | hape oise I onrlelIe ] e aitaw e W gl IR L total of $500,000,000 17 | ¢;p) flew close to the structure but were | doesn't, tle up With results of the in- = 998 gross'pEvenie wol AR | not positive that the wing struck the | vestigation. Raeliene Rate Cuts Cause. —_———— Clevator. R B e cortam that if the|[| WAREHOUSE FOR ||| A New Service THh They expressed the opinion that the | After searching a year, police of Lon- | “The plane was 5o low we-thought It | line, ;,13 e heq anything in the air RENT | ew Service rat dovnward trend in income inee 1922 | don recently arrested William Morriscn | was falling.” Boatright said. “It was | pilot had toweh®® ST U8 ol oiinort vhat t] Vi he theft 90,- foggy and the visibility was poor.” { he woul 21 . . \ en caused by what they termed | In connection with the theft of a 890 [ofs, 700 G, oo el FicaPhe moticed | to see whether damage had been done:|| | 302 R. I. AV lE N.E. Satisfies a Long-Felt Need . . . 19,000 Sq. Ft. New 3-story. fireproof building fine ofces and Eoide Sl it || You May Have Your Blankets &t low rentals; immediate posses- i anto, e Sl Cleaned, Rebound, and Stored H WO ODWAR D & L O T H RO P gi‘;a;:::;n & Luchs, Inc. —-— i g " i il S smmi—— ™™ ™ N/ 0™ 11™ F anD G STREETS 1435 K 8t bl thingt | Our new, strictly sanitary process will not shrink nor discolor them—and it will restore in them the fresh sweetness, the L — e HAVE SEVERAL cleanliness of new blankets. PROSPECTS The washing, process frees them from impurities—the drying It Is GOing lto Be a Cotton Summer FOR DESIRABLE o b i g —— MERCANTILE BLDGS. A special feature of this new service—we will rebind your blankets with ide silk, teen—: ding t See I he New S ummer Cottons and PROPERTIES e eeimbt gl ek o erar s — 2 J_ LEO KO[B After cleaning, your blankets may be stored in our specially constructed vaults—safe from moths, dirt, fire and theft— 923 N. Y. Ave. awaiting the time you want them again. P District 5027 > e s Let us collect your blankets at once—and restore them to their These frocks and swatches of Cotton suggest the Summer fashion | original beauty with this new process. Phone District 5300, story. To Cotton comes fresh iaterest, with Co'ton meshes, embroid- Ideal Location for and our representative will call. Should you wish your “ g o i . i blankets cleaned or rebound, but not stored, this work will be ered' and eyeleted fabrics of all types orgapdy, sheer batiste, the Women’s Wear Shop || e e e o Jovely new Cotton nets and lace voiles, exquisite lawns, new dotted 1008/ F/St. N:W. | . swisses—all distinctly 1931 versions, which are found here. Come in bl and see this showing—that presents the smart fashions you can DEREHte = WESEUEERS B Eetiion . make of Cottons—and the Co:tons of which to make them. (Patterns > Good Basement y The Charges Are Nomlnal to make these frocks are found in the section adjoining the Cottons.) Reasonable Rental Termsi e 1 Cleaning Single’ Storing Blankets :"m;llfe Dé&l:lrlclibpwf;‘ln(‘lfs of ll;;. Nl:lw : | Blanke+s| 75¢ 25¢ each ashion Cottons Will Be on Display ; J 25,000 Sq. Ft. | . 5 {Or ‘More 1t Destced) Cleaning Double Estimates for the Available for office use or as || Blanke+5. $|-25 Rebinding of 5 PR ‘ J 2 commercial wee. Elevater. M-t | Cleaning Crib Blankets Will Be Rutterick Patiern, Printed Organdy in floral designs "'.‘" Tae™ e A T o e Blankefs. 50¢c Submifl'ed W Embroidered Organdy $1.25 to $2 yard 2 Walter A. Brown BLANKET CLEANING COUNTER, EIGHTE FLOOR. a M 3 50c Yard b %" Embroidered Batiste on pastel ground. $1 to $2 yard ,_m:,, 1400 H St. N.W. Nat'l 1652 o Ea‘n'f;'if‘.: Embroidered Voile $1.50 to $2.50 yard fi"fi d Embioiderea Swiss Organdy ve...65¢c yard cnymon vette s15'Yare St Gall Embroidered Dotted Swiss. .. .. .85c yard Imported English Printed Voile. . $1.25 yard Printed Chiffon Voile s ...48c yard W & I 4 (We have beén selling the same quality at 58¢c) 2 O ODWARD O THROP Printed Voiles in a large assortment . 28c to 38c yard ‘ : 10™ 11™ F aND G STREETS Lace Voile in floral patterns and dots. .. .50c yard Cotton Suiting.75c yard Ric Rac 75¢ yard s Mesanet . ....75c yard French Ratine..$1 yard Lace Ratine...75¢c yard French Tweed..$1 yard 3 7 We Invite You tO See an EXhibit of —and, New Rayons, too . Early American Coverlets Printed Rayon Voile in colorful designs. . . .65c yard Celanese Crocus Crepe in plain shades $2 yard Printed Crocus Crepe A Some of the Most Valuable Existing Specimens Rayon Flat Crepe in new Spring shades. ..$1 yard p ; of the Hand-Weaving Art CoTTONS, SECOND FLOOR. This collection shows the history of the textile art from the oldest weaving in the collection, 1796, to the most modern piece, woven in 1930. Early American cov- eilets are completely handmade—hand-spun, hand-dyed and hand-woven. Among the rhany famous designs included are “Wreath of Roses,” -“Grapes and Stars,” *“Acorns and Roses,” “Lover's Knot” and *“Old Boston Town.” Today the genuine beauty of the old designs, the poetic appeal of their names, the renaissance of interest in all things Colonial, has caused a revival of the hand-weav- ing art which bids fair to be permanent. Come in and see Professor Gaines' beau- - tifg! and interesting collectian, hete May 11th through May 15th. . ecih "Jefferson's Garden" Coverlet 3 Copies dar: Popularly Priced During- Latest Butterick, 3 y & % Vogue, Paris and . This Special Exhibit $.5 95 McCall patterns on S s < = : sale in our Pattern Department. NG ke The original coverlet wai woven' by Barbara Frietchie in 1798 o , X In a gorgeous mixture of wreath of i tree of life, FITTING SERVICE . ; you see the history of Ameriéag liberty told-again in this repro. e duction of this old hand-woven coverlet. be cut and pin fitted —all ready to sew up—if your materials are purchased here. Make an _ appoint- ment; minimum o charge, $3. rly " 2 * - pEtE Laiaver s i - Take the. Eleventh Parreans, Secoxp Froor. Seconp FLOOR. . - Street Elevator Directly to the | ‘5 4 y Y e S \}‘”’lf"\‘mw, B a4 Printed Ninon Voile, speciat °| Coverlet Exhiion I BV AT e, ’ the Second Floor i SR fg';“ On Sale Monday at $l—Regularly in Our Stock at $1.50 yard - g Corron Dress Goops, SrcoNp FLOOR.