Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 26

intrastate passenger business on an in- te certificate. evidence was that it hauled a ‘Winchester to Middle- burg. ‘The fine was imposed when company made no denial of the staf ment. A formal order penalizing it entered today. sure of other business, and Wallace Littleford is acting as con:ul until the July meeting, when Mr. Manning's suc- cessor will be chosen. CLUB HEAD RESIGNS Consul of Bladensburg Woodmen bachelor of laws and master of patent law as follows: [NATION-WIDE HUNT | BUS COMPANY FINED STARTED FOR SLAYER |Pischarse of Passenger at Middle- Degrees Listed. Bachelor of Laws.—Leonard BY-LAW SCADOL Washington College Grad- uates Class at Memorial Continental Hall. Diplomas were presented to the cradusting class of Washington Col ioge of Law in the conferring of 7 degrees at the thirty-third annual com- mencement of the college last night at | Memorial Continental Hall. Dean | Grace Hays Riley presided. Judgs F. Dickinson Letts of the Dis- trict of Columbia Supreme Court de- livered the address to the graduates, The invocation was given by the Rev. Chesteen Smith, pastor, Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church. Prizes and scholarships for excep- | tional records were awarded by Prof. | Elizabeth C. Harris as follows: | Gold medals for the highest and sec- ond highest standard of scholarship during the three-year course: First prize, Abram Blum; second prize, David Baird Herman. High Average Honored. Honorable mention for attaining a | general average of 90 per cent or more in the examinations covering the three- | vear course of study was awarded to | Abram Blum. David Baird Herman, | Catherine Louise Vaux and Nellic Ezell Bichop. Prize for the best work in legal re- search, Abram Blum. | Graduate scholarship prize for high- est average of credits in senior work awarded to Abram Blum. Prize of “Jones Legal Forms” for best work in practice court awarded to Catherine Louise Vaux. Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal | Sorority, “Scholarship Key” awarded to | member for highest average of credits | . during the three-year course awarded to Anna Mae Smith. Sigmu Nu Phi Praternity “Scholar- ship Key"” offered by executive council to member for highest average of credits during senior year to Ralph Lioyd Stevens, Oliver Wendeli Holmes Chapter, Sig- ma Nu Phi Fraternity, prize of “Bou- vier's Law Dictionary” for age of credits first and s awarded to George M. Fisher. | Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta Women’: Legal Fraternity, highest average in first and second years to Mary L.| Chadwick. Prize for highest record in second year to Mary Chadwick; college gold prize fer higl average in first year | 1o Edgar S. Idol; special gold prize fo highest average in first year morning | school work to Willie N.” Gauss; gold | prize for first honors at annual frash- man public debate awarded to Alfred E. Page, and special prize for second honors in debate to Henry B. Robertson. Dean Riley presented the diplomas | to the candidates for the degrees of AT | A'Hearn, Nellle Ezell Bishop, ‘Wwilliam Elza F. Bloomingburg, Abram Blum, Ethel Al- leene Braswell, Lelia Moncure Brown, John Wells Bulkley, Anna Katherine Carragher, Charlotte M. Crabb, George Trimble Craig, Clarence Trueman Crown, Cecil Sanford Down, William B. Doyle, Jane Dyer, John Fan- ning Edwards, Samuel Bernard Gahm, Sue Elizabeth Gantt, Elizabeth A. Gerber, Leona White Gilbert, Abra- ham Goldstein, Alice Morrett Grove, David Baird Herman, Jane Herrity, Al- fred J. Jacobi, Laurence Purnell John- son, Gladys Austin _Kefauver, Grace Elizabeth Kincare, Benjamin Edward anham, Vera Hagan Leichtman, Stew- t Davis Long, Emma Luebbing, James enry McCcole, Ellen M. McCormick, mes E. McMullin, Ella Josephine Ma- loney, John Wilmot Mann, Edward Joseph Michael, Earl E. Moore, Mar- garet T. Morton, Charles T. Nash, Gladys V. O'Neal, Aram G. Panossian, Walter S. Pawl, Frances W. Pepper, Charles William Phifer, Eunice R. Por- ter, Joseph Newman Purks, Dorothy June Quinlan, Joseph J. Raphling, Ina Dillard Russell, Benjamin Schlosser, Alda A. Sharp, Anna Mae Smith, Claude F. Snider, Ralph Lloyd Stevens, M. Claire Sullivan, Cecelia Marguerite Thornton, Willilam John Turner, Cath- erine L. Vaux, Rose M. Votava and Richard Alfred Walker. Master of Patent Law.—William Foster Carey, William J. Foster, Samuel Bernard Gahm, Abraham Goldstein, Benjamin Edward Lanham, Stewart Davis Long, Charles William Phifer, Willlam G. Schmidt and Zachary Taylor Wobensmith, II. Dr. Edwin C. Dutton, president of the board of trustees, conferred the de- grees of master of laws upon Jercme Kenneth Lyle, Warren E. Magee and | Elizabeth Freegans Reed. Our Special Showing of June Bride Gifts The Sixth Floor Exhibit Room W. B. Moses & Sons OES m Natura | Linen *10 The cool note fcr colorful Summer dresses . . combines natural linen and the piquancy of kidskin, as in the pump and open-shank, high-heeled sandal sketched. All sizes 3 to 8—AAA to B. Main Floor Free Auto Parking for Customers— E Street Between 6th and 7th THE HECHT CO. F Street at 7th Three Men Held After Stabbing Victim Succumbs at Smithsburg. HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 12.—A Nation-wide search was started today for George Brown, alleged slayer of Lester Shilling Smithsburg, when his description was broadcast. He is 19 Brown is alleged to have stabbed Shilling to death on the night of May 30. Maurice Bowmean, a companion at the time of the stabbing, said he left Brown in Baltimore June 1. Bowman ! surrendered and is being held with Kel- ler Burns and Lester and Stanley Brown, brothers of Brown, charged with | alding him escape. 1 —_— “What amazing understanding in his writings of the psychological life of One of Our “Best Sellers™ i/ Candies Introductory Package o For gift giving or folks at home . . . this won- derful package is un- equaled in delicious- ness and value. Try one today! Mail and Phone Orders Taken W. B. Moses & Sons F St. at Eleventh THE HECHT CO. A New Low Price for! MESH HOSE The Perfect Complement for Summer Frocks THESE silk mesh hose have every appearance of lacy meshes that sell for much more . . . good wearing hose with seamed backs and picot tops . . . in the newest shades of the season. % (Maln Floor, The Hecht Co.) e e, Thehete o Mo burg Held Violation of Law. |giE, The compd Ashington and is not Special Dispatch to The Star. authorized to take on or discharge RICHMOND, Va, June 12.— The|sengers between those two points. Washington-Shenandosh Valley Motor | P2 from Winchester Lines, Inc., was fined $25 by the State | Corporation Commission for doing anbut was permitted AR It is sald of Swedenborg, the famous aloofness of the Eng- mystic, that the lish struck him so that in his cal system with thoughtful tion he provided the lnfllhh separate heaven for themselves. Special Dispatch to The Star. BLADENSBURG, Md., June 12.—Wil- liam Manning has resigned as wuml{ ot Colonial. Camp,: No. 13999, Modern| Jugostavia's poputs Woodmen of America, because of pres- according to a Dr:&‘::tmm’:ufuw'm' theologis considera- with a It's this way— years old, 5 feet 8 inches in_height, weight 150 pounds, shoulders rounded and stooped from hips; walks with dis- | A tinctive lope. many Quits, Due to Business. T A It has been decided to hold meetings Tuesda, W. N Moses & Sons Nat’l 3770 F St. at 11th people,” wrote his wife of Tolstol, “and | : what lack of understanding and indif- fersnce to the life of the people near- Poencs est to him.” every time we stage an event of particular importance, of the Government employes have mentioned that by the end of the week, when their Saturday holiday comes, things will have been "picked n over. Therefore, in consideration and appreciation of the valued patronage of Government employes we are selling our Allen-A Hosiery Saturday at the same prices at which they will be offered in our’ Annual Allen-A Week, which opens next Monday morning at 9 a.m. Offering— All Men’s and Women’s Allen-A Hosiery at 0% off This means $1.95 stockings at $1.56; $1.50 . . $1.20; $! . . 80c, and men's 35c sox at 28¢c pair. Chiffon, service and silk mesh are included. All sizes and colors. We'll be on hand when you get here. to be sold at sale prices till | p.m. W. B. Moses & Sons And remember—not a pair Things of Interest to Saturday Shoppers These Mesh Frocks are so cool —and they're smart, and sporty and becoming, and to top it off they’re at about the price the average wom- an wants to pay. No won- der you see so many of them. And then we've wash crepes in white or pastels, and ratine suits in the love- liest of soft pastels and in- between shades. Come in and see this collection, it's quite unusual even for our store. $]65° Pictured: It's a perfectly simple frocks —a sleeveless dress, a short jacket and a bit of drawn work trimming. But the lines—oh, they're smart. And it's rich shade of yellow. Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women MOSES—SECOND FLOOR ChdildrI;n's Pied Piper Shoes Vacation play demands Pied Piper sandals to withstand the wear. We have them in smoke elk, tan elk, patent leather in sizes 213 to 8; white kid in sizes 273 to 6. Sizes 215 to 8. Mesh Undies Novelty stripe of mesh weave Italian silk. White, blue, pink or blue. Also plain pink or plain white. Yoke front and pantie style. Sizes 5 6and 7 Bandeaux to match Garter Belts Sires. $1 & $1.25 24 10 30. Narrow styles in satin or lace. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR The I/:Iattering Square Neckline Suit, $5.95 This new style is introduced by the B. V. D. bathing line. The suit shown is priced at $5.95. Some of them trimmed with con- trasting shades with suntan back. Brown, red, navy, green or white. Sizes 34 to 40. Prices Range From $5.95 to $9.50 The Bathing Shoes shown in the model pictured are of rubber with crepe soles, priced at....... $1 Jantzen Suits $5.50 , $850 \ —and of course we have the famous Jantzen swim suits for those who take their swimming seriously. new and dashing “Sunaire.” MOSES—FIRST FLOOR You should see the Eyelet $5.95 They're so very feminine looking. Years ago your mother probably had one of them—they were simply “the thing” for a “Sunday Church Dress” then. Be- sides the eyelet embroid- ered batiste we have shan- tung suits, wash crepes, printed georgette, printed crepes and pastel geor- gettes at this same price. Pictured: An eyelet embroidered ba- tiste in all white, with black velvet bow at the waist. Quaint and charm- ing and fits beautifully at the hips. Sizes for Misses and Women MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Pongee Coolie Coats For beach or boudoir wear. Of natural color pongee with attractive Japanese designs in gay colors. New long lengths. B $]95 White Sports Shoes Trimmed With Brown $1Q-50 Trimmed With Black $] 0.50 Shown in pumps, ties or straps. In soft buckskin or fabric. Equally smart in the natural color—a very light tan. Note the neat and comfortable looking heel. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR