Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING NIGHT CLUB HOSTS GET POLICE URDERS; New Yorker to Be Fmger-| printed—Mulrooney Scores i Check Raising. i | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 21.—Proprietors of night clubs and dance halls are to be fingerprinted by the police Commissioner Mulrooney summoned 800 properieters to police headouarters yesterday and gave them notice. He ormed them ght clubs and dance halls must | Buziers, peep holes. closed booths and | e forbidden. ust not mingle \\llh “This is to aid you to conduct your place cn a high plane” the commis- sioner said “There will be no more scenery to dress up the places; no more pointing out ‘this is Tough Jake' and ‘this is ]n~h Paddy." i “Gangsters and racketcers must be and there must Be no ink or on the premises. I want no s raised to $300.” ion would mean a forfeiture of licenses, Mr. Muirooney warned. | GAMBLING PERMISSION IS SOUGHT IN MEXTCO| Proposal to Lift “Lid” Through- out Nation Is Submitted to Rubio. , July 21.—A proposal ng be allowed in Mexico— long the border—was sub- y to President Ortiz Rubio Senator Rodolfo T. Loaiza he President turned the suggestion over to the department of interior for or Loaiza proposed that a com- to regulate gam- t heavy taxes be )ced. He emphasized that there would be money in attracting Ameri- cans to the resorts. sambling houses in Nuevo Laredo. and Reynosa, across the ande from Texas, were closed by the state of Tamaulipas * charge that concessions had been violated $25.000 SCHNAUZER LOST BY CALIFORNIA WOMAN Inter Sought by Police of Two States. national Kennel Champion By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.—Twenty- fiva thousand dollars worth of schnauzer has disappeared and pclice from San Francisco to Rogue River, Oreg., were :d today in a two-State search. a dog ed Claus Von all, international champion Mrs. Nion Tuck- !1.(‘ Tucker chauf- | dog_had_disap- | ter Lake Highway | o eg. Mrs. Tucker is in | New York GIRL SLAYING TRIAL EXPECTED TO BE LONG! Alternate Juror Provided to Hear Case Against Former Lover of Hazel Bradshaw. sceiated H DIEGH 21.—The | of Moss E. Garrison, 37, raiircad erk, charged with the murder of his former fiancee, Hazel Bradshaw, may be an extended one. ine men and three women were sworn in as jurors yesterday, but with the prospect of a long trial ahead Judge L. N. Turrentine ordered an alternate r named he body of Miss Bradshaw 17 times, was found in B here May 3. Garrison surrendered to! police the next day. but has repeatedly | deniod any connection with the crime. TALK COVERS ROBBERY s who spoke of stabbed Two talkative p: the weal . the chances of the Gr men and other topics of the da; held the attention of Frank B. Smith, filling station attendant at New Hamp- shire avenue and L street, that he did not know until after they left that he had been robbed of $20, police said to- day. Smith, who lives at 3453 Four- teenth street, told police the strangers seemed friendly, and talked while mak- ing a gasoline purchase. When they EVEN BETTER Than You Expected That’s the Kind of Snapshot Finishing We Deliver... 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One hundred Washington children will entrain for Chesapeake Beach to- | morrow to participate in an all-day out- ing to be held there under the auspices of the Volunteers of America. 1 LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 HUSBAND NAMES ! the divorce | Full-Rigged Vessel Awaits Aid of Tug Outside Colon Harbor. MEXIEAN EUN U PANAMA CITY, July 21 (#).—The | full-rigged windjammer ‘Tusitala, owned ’by James A. Farrell, president of the | United States Steel Corporation, was reported becalmed outside Colon Har- bo; t;y port, A:fihorltlu today. ug was dispatched to tow h No distress aboard was reported. Gl Oklahoma Dlvorce Action Fol- lows Beer Charges That Are Later Voided. ‘ Enjoy a Delightful Luncheon Tomorrow for only 50c Fresh Crab Flake Cocktail Jellied Consomme or Cream of Celery, Croutons OKLAHOMA CITY, July 21.—H. Valdez, Mexican consul, who was booked turing beer, has been named co-re-| Barrett against Mer Lee Barrett. i Police asserted they found beer at the | home of “Miss Kay Barrett, where Valdez was visiting, and she was booked on similar charges. The records in| both cases were voided, however, after a conference of city officials. At the time, Miss Barrett d(scnbed‘ herself as a_sister-in-law of Valde | While none of the principals in the d reached immediately, Parrett’s attorney said the defendant in action was a_sister-in-law wife died two years | Minced Chicken Salad en Bordure of of Valdez, whose Orange Jello ago. Valdez represented his government in an investigation of the aying last month of two Mexican uths, Emilio Cortes Rubio ond Manuel Gomez, by a deputy sheriff at Ardmore. CUBAN REFbRM VOTED | House Favors Machado Resignation in 1933, 89 to 0. HAVANA, July 21 (%) —The consti- | tutional reforms proposed by Dr. Juan Rodriguez Ramirez, which call for [’n dent Machedo to give up the ency in 1933, have passed the Fiouse of Representatives They were approved last night by LANSBURGH’S a vote of 89 for and none against. Te — The new program provides for special | @ Room—Balcony elections in 1932 to name Machado’s | successor. I Roast Leg of Spring Lamb Anna Potatoes New String Beans Honey Dew Melon or Chocolate Sundae Coffee, Iced Tea or Milk Refreshing Drinks and Delicious Sandwiches for Warm Summer Days No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Pre-Inventory Clean-Up 2,885 Men’s SHIRTS Including Cocoon Broadcloth and Fruit of the Loom Shirts Every One Originally Marked at Far Higher Prices—Choice 1. Regardless of their original price —and some of these were expensive shirts—every one is now marked $1.19. Be “penny wise” tomorrow and save on a season’s supply of shirts! All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. 3 for $3.50 6 for §7 Early Shoppers Will Find: Cocoon Broadcloths — collar at- tached, white, sizes 14, 15, 16; collar attached in colors, 14 to 16V}; neck- band, white, 14 to 17. Fruit-of-the-Loom—all fancies, col- lar attached, sizes 131 to 17, and collar to match, sizes 14 to 17. White Pre-shrunk—collar attached, neckband, and sports styles, sizes 14 to 17. W o ven Madrases — collar-attached styles; sizes broken. Rio Vista Crepes—broken sizes in collar-attached style. > Shantung Broadcloths—broken sizes, collar-attached style. Self-stripe Broadcloths—in broken sizes. MEN'S WEAR SHOP—STREET FLOOR. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 21 WINDJAMMER BECALMED | 1931. ANSBURGH'’S MuhndBSo.—NAnnnl”OO No Connection With Any Other Washington Siore oSSttt . S st Ready Tomorrow! 3,600 Pairs Si‘l Stockin gs Variable Tops fill a long-felt need. The tops have three hemstitched places, and you, simply turn them in to fit your own leg comfortably snug! Dull finished, full-fashioned chiffon! Choice of Three Favored Hosiery Fashions At One Very ;;,' R Popular Price SRS, Mesh_Hose have taken the town by storm! A fine silk mesh hose, with double mesh heel, tan blush, beige clair, white, off white and n’or). Lace To_p,‘——rthe daintiest hose of all! Full fash- ioned chiffons. picot top with lace patterns; fine gauge and with the smart dull finish. HOSIERY—STREET FLOOR. POPU LAR ~ ME/H $12.50 to $I5 Summer Foundations Reduced to $‘8 50 Sweeping reductions on certain discontinued models of Nemoflex, Rose Marie, Franco, Gossard and Gotham foundations, for all types figures; boneless and well boned garments, front and side closing; all sizes in the lot. CORSETS—THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH'S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Stors Mid-Summer CLEARANCE Sports and Other Dresses and French Room Hats—Save Greatly $19-75 $11:95 $9.9’5 $77.95 $ 5.00 V5-Price Sale Better Dresses 106 Dresses especially selected for our “Adoria” group, and other dresses of fine materials and fine tailoring; crepes in street and travel shades, printed chiffons, plain and small print georgette, lace eve- ning gowns and lovely printed crepes; sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 46. Also a few dresses for little women or larger women. SECOND FLOOR. Sports and Jr. Dresses Any one planning a boat trip, or travel up North, will delight in the woolen sports dresses and knitted jacket suits. Many light wash- able crepes and satins; sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 42. Also Junior Miss dresses, in lace, shantung, wash crepes and chiffon; sizes 11 to 17. SECOND FLOOR. $16.50 and $19.75 Dresses Vacation and travel dresses of dark crepes and small prints, kid angora three-piece suits, one and two piece novelty wool dresses, and wool dresses with crocheted yokes; sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. SECOND FLOOR. $10.75 Sports Dresses, Now Cool, Summery tailored dreu\es of white and pastel washable crepes, some with colored sashes in the French Colonial manner, others with em- broidery; also dark crepes and prints; sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 46. DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. Lovely French Room Hats Fine copies of Paris hats, exclusive in design and made of the finest materials—hair, maline, baku, charmeuse and leghorn; hats for street, travel and afternoon or garden party wear. MILLINERY—SECOND FLOOR.