Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 23

LADY INVERCLYDE SEEKS HAPPINESS Says She Is Asking Divorce Because She “Wants Home and Children.” By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., June 12—The picture behind the domestic difficulties | of Lord and Lady Inverclyde as she gees it was revealed in a discussion bv‘ her af the suit for diverce she recently filod in_Reno, Nev. Lord Inverclyde is a multi-millionaire executive of the Cunard Steamship Co. end his wife was a stage favorite in| New York and London. Her presence | in this country has led to reports that | she would wed Lothar Mendes, film director,”if the divorce is granted, but | elthough she denied this, she said she | wanted “to remarry.” . 5 It she remarries; she said, 1t will in- volve renunciation of England as her “I want happiness, & home and chil= dren,” she said. “Lord Inverélyde will not give me e divorce; fior will.he con- sent to an annulment of our marriage. | He is adamant. - Hé informed me He dcesn't want ever to marry again him- for u divorce. “I want to get married:again. . There 4s no man in the case. I have been grossly squoted concerning Lothar Mendes. It is true. are great friends, but it is impossible for me ‘to sav we going to be married when things are the way they are. He may be the man and he may not be. Who knows? Perhaps I will decide never to remarry again unless Lord Inverclyde makes it ossible for me to do so without vio- ation of the laws of England. “Lothar and I have discussed the pos- sibility of our marriage, but it has not gone further than that. We admire each other very much. It may be some day we will wed “A Reno divorce, or a divorce in any other country for matter outside Great recognized by England, ularly because my husband P If she decides to remarry she will apply for citizenship papers in the United States. She said some difficulty had been en- countered in attempts to serve papers in the divorce on Lord Inverclyde be- cause he was away at present on a voyage in the Mediterranean. U. S. BAR CONVENTION WANTED HERE IN 1932 District Lawyers Instruct Dele- gates to Do Everything Possible to Gain Meeting. | The 1932 convention of the American | Bar Assoctation will be held in Wash- ington if the efforts of the District Bar Association, inaugurated at a meeting Wednesday night, are successful. The d_of directors was instructed to bring the meeting to Washington at all costs, and was given unlimited powers to aid in this accomplishment. More than 120 lawyers attended the meeting at the Cosmos Club. A lively contest over the abolition of the initia- tion fee of the association resulted in a victory for opponents of the fee. This will permit a number of the younger members of the bar to affiliate with the organization, it was pointed out. The | previous initiation fee was $25. | George P. Hoover, president of the as- | sociation, was authorized to appoint a ' committee of five members to make an investigation of the activities of title, | trust, collection and other companies of | & similar nature and to report to the | In Divorce Tangle LORD INVERCLYDE. EXPERIMENTAL. FARM |ORGAN HAVING LOUD SPEAKERS INSTEAD OF PIPES TO BROADCAST Electrical Instrument Can Be Played Over Radio With- out Use of Microphones. PLANNED BY FORD Group of Properties in Michigan Bought to Start Agriculture Test on Industrial Lines. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, June 12.—The Detroit ":l‘rve‘d u:;a that Henrty x!‘m'd lgn.;‘nc- q a large group of farms na- wee County in Southeestern Michigan preparatory to turning the property into a vast experimental farm. . Fences separating the farms are be- ing demolished, and the land is being cleared, but the old farmhouses are be- ing carefully restored. A small school house built & century ago and a black- smith shop which once was a church also are being restoréd to their former uses. The newspaper says Mr. Ford is per- sonally supervising the work of devel- oping the farm. He is quoted as say- ing that “farming ought to be ru more like industry” and that “the farmer ought to work more closely with'/ the manufacturer. The two ought to use nearly the same methods and ought ' to_help each other. Maintaining an Enviable Reputation Built on Quality Stfilne ICE CREAM Pure—Rich—Delicious You will appreciate the superior quality and won- derful flavor. Call West 0063 Moderate Prices Delivered Packed in Dry Ice 1254 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. THE NEW & > 9 Week-Ending e“eff.s Take Elizabeth Arden’s Protecta Cream Along! Dilute it to any consistency you like with Skin Tonic...and use it as a foundation for your make-up. 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Ampli- flers, generators and other devices are installed in a garage behind the house, all connected by wires. ‘The keyboard controls frequency of the alternating cgrrent used in the orgdn which produces the fundamental A series of stops controls the overtones, making it le to dupli- ::;Dthe timbre of almost any instru- By running the wires to s transmitter instead of loudspeakers, radio im- Applications for NURSE PLACES OPEN St. Elizabeth’s . Hospital Due by July 1. The Civil Service Commission has announced that until July 1 it will ac- cept applications for positions as stu- dent nurse at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. ‘There are a large number of vacancles course reeomi':: c!nm:llturnn'l;mmh as a the Medical &mmmm:«m'n B—7 Mrs. K’s : Toll House Tavern' Colsyville Pike Silver Spring, Md, is Lawn Mowers Keep your lawn trimmed neatly and enjoy its increased beauty, Priced from— $5.95 ., BARBER & ROSS, INC. 11th & G Sts. N.W. Open Dafly, 7:30 AM. fo 5:30 P.M. Satarday, 7:30 A.M. 1PM. At the “0ld Tavern” is an event for family, friends or guests. No great menu,’ but a few choice Dinner - binations of excellent food. Fried Chicken, r own made Ples, ioon_to 8:30 p.m. y Breakfast, 9 fo 12 Afternoon Teas Dinmers Phone Silver Spring 5 Open Every Day Men’s Store Opens at 8 AM. Tomorrow Sale! J Here’s a Very Excellent Value in Boys’ Summer All-Wool Tweed Suits $‘6.95 A four-piece suit of light- | 1 Father’s Day Is June 21! Choose Colebrooke Shirts (Laboratory Tested) guesswork left out and a O PALAIS ROYAL Shirts with the old weight tweeds in grays or tans— coat, vest and ‘two pairs of golf knickers. Excellently tailored in new styles that suit the growing boy. Coat alpaca lined;. both pairs of knickers lined. Sizes 8 to 15. Palais Royal—Boys’ Dept.—Main Floor. tests we KNOW the new quality put in. Severe tests in the laboratory set exacting standards of quality and making. Only good shirts could pass such tests. There is nothing mysterious about this laboratory testing, either. It duplicates in a short time the hardest wear and treatment a_shirt can get, and when the fabric and the making of Colebrooke shirts pass these y are good shirts and )\-ill give solid sacisfaction. In addition to these tests and standards YOU are to be the final judge, for one of the 23 Points of Merit in Colebrooke Shirts is the simple Guarantee of Satis- faction—YOUR satisfaction, You will be surprised at the values you can get in Colebrooke Shirts at their low prices—§1.55 and $1.95. Plain-color Broadcloth in White, Blue Tan, Green association at the October meeting. i | el VALUE PUT ON PROPERTY | Condemnation Jury Prices Tumble Inn at $104,000. “Tumble Inn,” 1901 Constitution ave- nue, was valued at $104,000 by a con- demnation jury in a _report to Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat, and premises at 216 Nineteenth street, oc- cupied by @ cafeteria known as_the “Chimney Corner,” was given a valua- tion of $90,000. The property is being condemned for use of the Public Health Service. The jury was composed of Clarence A." Aspinwall, W. Hiles Pardoe, Edwin Evans, Chatles W. Dismer and Harry L. Ryan. The government was Tepre- sented by Assistant Attorney General | Henry H. Glassie and Special Assistant | United States Attorneys Arthur G. Lam- bert and Alexander H. Bell, jr. | An Advance Keynote Special for Men From Our June Profit-Sharing Sale! Here is an advance “keynote special” from our great June Profit- Sharing Sale . . . to afford all men who are free tomorrow an opportunity to take advantage of these remarkable sale features. 500 Men’s and Young Men’s Hot Weather - Suits $9.95 Palm Beach Kant Krush Nurotex The Hecht Co. Features Low Prices on TOILETRIES Mail and Phone Orders Accepted — Exclusive Distributors for Washington Palais Royal—Men’s Dept.—Main Floor Mouth Washes ‘The Hecht Co. Mouth Wash, strong and mild Listerine . .23¢c, 38¢c, 65c Lavoris . 20c, 34c, 63c Pepsodent 5¢, 90c Astringosol . 55¢, 95¢ Forhan's . veed2e Depilatories Zip Cream Zip, New Cake Form..$1.00 Neet ... Delatone. Delatone ‘Mr. Pyle says: House wives, your rugs—they are an invest- ment. A cleaner, longer lasting job—our patrons say that of our service. Call Mr. Pyle NAtional 3257-3291-2036 Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. Deodorants Amolin Powder : Nk * Bath Salts { ‘ 3y Houbigant's DuBarry Individual April Showers... Evening in Paris Karess . 4M1... Bob Smart Shoes for Men $5.00 Fit, style and comfort, all at one low price! Shoes for all occasions — oxfords in black or tan, smart sports oxfords in black and white. Palais Royal—Downstairs Shoe Dept. Mirelle Deodo . Dew . Odorono . Non Spi . for Boys and Girls Sizes 5108 Coty . ...5150 Novelty Bath Salts in Japanese Containers. .$1.00 Sizes 8% to I1... j }Y;‘:tha Lk $3025 Mothers who know shoe values will appreciate the sturdy build, the good materials and the smart dress and play styles that they find in Pal-Boy Scuffers (exclu- sive at ‘the Palais Royal)— gt these exceedingly moderate prices. Palais Royal—Children's Shoe Dept.—Downstairs Store Lotions Jergen’s Benzoin and Al- mond .. 31 Tooth Pastes Ipana . Squibb’s. Pebeco . Members of the Rug Cleaners’ Institute of America Store Opens i : at AM. Frostilla. . . 30-DAY EXCURSIONS Aqua Velv: . Florida and Other Principal Points in SOUTH JUNE 27 AUG. 15 JULY SEPT. 5 Round Trin Jacksonville jut Yardley's ... Fougere Royale Woodbury ... ..3% Soaps ‘Woodbury's .. Cuticura , Contl .. Resinol .. Roger & Gallet, 35¢, 3 for $1.00 Gibbs Cold Cream, 25¢, 3 for 70c ‘Yardley’s Lavender, 35¢, 3 for $1.00 Jergen's Bath Tablets, 68¢c mi . S§t. Petersburg Sa Shaving Creams Williams’ Shaving Creams, 26¢, 30¢ nnah .. Cricans ana .. BACK HOME EXCURSION JULY 3rd to all important points In SOUTH d_trip fares less than_o; Tickets xood for 20 da: s ed. What values! These suits were made to sell for more— and are specially priced for the sale! Smart new two-button styles (some three-button), in Summer mixtures and colors. Young Men’s Sizes, 34 to 44 Conservative Men’s Sizes, 37 to 38 Stout Sizes, 38 to 50 Short Sizes, 35 to 42 Long Sizes, 37 to 4 Extra Salespeople to Assist You Palais Royal—Men'’s Dept.—G Street Entrance, Near Tenth Pennsylvania Super Motor Oil $2.95 Medium and heavy grade. Same quality that has been selling for a higher price. Phone or Mail Orders promptly filled. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor Shaving Soap, - WEEK-END EXCURSION .0 8125 Tickets on Sale fo all Points In SOUTH re plus s Fifth for Round Friday, ~Saturday ing until Oet A first Tuesday One Fa: Trip every 4711 Bath Tablets. Molle (Main Floor, The Hecht Co) THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh 10-DAY VACATION COACH EXCURSIONS To All Points in SOUTH One Fare Plus One-’ Every. Friaay. " Baturds ay. * Satw Gay “during June. 3 Tickets Re, Purchase tickets at 714 14th St. N.W, Telephone NAt. 0627, or Union St: Washington, D. C. 5 SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. & All Excursion lar Trains.