Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1931, Page 26

B—10 BIIB0 IS EXPECTED ple, which is to be formally dedicated in May, 1932. The recently elected chiefs will oc- cupy thelr seats when the Seminole Tribe, No. 35, Improved Order of Red Men, meets tonight in the Pythian Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting at T Temple, 317 Cameron street. Sachem Marvin' Hudson will preside. The Music Club of the American albege the home of Mrs. George C. Cole, 137 Myrtle avenue, at 8 o'clock tonight for of practicing songs for the Stump Tour Is Begun as Foes g";tepu::menuon at Clifton Forge in Enter Three Candidates for Governor. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. August. The body of Charles M. Redmon, 77, who died yesterday at the home of Mrs. Beartine Entwisle, 435 North Co- lumbus street, was sent to Baltimore this morning for burial. Mrs. Rebecca Stout, 91, died at her home, near Mount Vernon, yesterday. NEW ORLEANS, July 22.—Theodore | She is survived by 8 children, 30 Gilmore Bilbo, diminutive Governor of and 1 great-great-grandchild. grandchildren, 69 great-grandchildren Tvices Mississippe, has remounted the stumb | wijl be held at the Methodist Church after four years of comparative quietude. | at Accotink at 2 o'clock Saturday after- noon, and burial will be in Accotink “ N His tour, friends say, is “In defense o Qémetery, activities of the administration,” and | his enemies add that there have been Icts of activities that needed defending | or explaining. S | State Faces Deficit. | The chief executive has explained to ROCKVILLE. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., July 23 (Special). large audiences in several parts of the | —Services for Zachariah Willlam Mc- State that le’slgsl‘;zpi's flnmimh: x:‘mual!- Atce, 83, who died Tuesday afternoon involving a deficit approximating $7,- at his home near Darnestown of general 000,000 and which for a time threatened | & Iis homme neas PateCicl € 8 vere to result in bond defaults, is “just one of those things that we all have.” held this morning at the home by Rev. John W. Lowden, pastor of the Darnes- His failure to enact legislation pro- vidis » " town Presbyterian Church. Burial was viding for an adeguate highway system, 1 tnsichurchicematery. Gov. Bilbo explains, was caused by | “the hostile Legislature.” Mr. McAtee was a retired farmer and was a life-long resident of the Darnes- When the Governor expressed the | e-long 1 opinion that equalization of assessments | (WD, ’I‘le‘s?‘mm‘}';:;i . 5“3‘“}:& o would cure the commonwealth’s finan- ;f:‘;mé’s oxx&g &m‘”fi}m’smizee & cial ilis, Representative “Jos” George | Xnibes &hd s, WUOU by ree of Hart- made a trip to Pearl River County, ford, Conn.; Miss Ella G. McAtee, Mrs. where “the man Bilbo" has & $75.000 | wyjiay J, Selby and Dallas and Clif- “dream home,” and looked up assess- ments on the chief executive's propertv. ford McAtce of Germantown. The funeral of Harry C. Kimball, 39, oHie sald that he found deed [Scord| who died at Asheville, N. G, following a oW POy and 197 for $20,320 | 1ong iliness, were held yesterday afier- s &oeescalon Junuary 151950} for| HOCE HERERILUREreL O e 0 5 ) . _ | becn Pumphrey here, burial being 3702225, This assessment, Representa- | B bumpiey, et BUER 0 J8Gn. tive George charged, was less than the assessment on the property in 1928. May Seek Seat in Congress. Gov. Bilbo announced several days ago that he expected to make more than 70 speeches before the Democratic primary, August 4. Lester Franklin, Gov. pointee as chairman of the State Tax Commission, who was acquitted of im- | peachment charges by & minority vote of the State Senate in connection with Mr. Kimball, who was for a long time a resident of Washington, is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Elizabeth Siaymaker of Rockville, and two chil- dren. Announcement has been made that quarterly conference will be held in the Bilbo's ap- | Methodist Church at Washinston Grove Sunday morning under direction of Rev. Benjamin W. Meeks, D. D., superintend- ent of the Washington district of the M. E. Church. Preceding" the confer- the $80,000 scandal, is a candidate for | ence, Dr. Mecks will preach, Governor as an avowed “Bilbo man.” | Gov. Bilbo has urged his faction to line The first annual joint picnic of St. Martin's Catholic Church, Gaithers behind Franklin or George T. Mitchell, | burg., and St. Rose’s Church Cloppers. attorney general. | began last evening on the grounds of Also, “the man Bilbo,” who twice has | St. Martin’s Parochial School, Gaithers- been Governor, hopes to defeat United burg, with a large number of the mem- States Senator Hubert D. Stephens, ac- | bers of the two organizations and cording to the well informed. Three More Out for Office. Three gubernatorial candidates from without the Bilbo faction expect to in- terfere with the Governor's plans. Judge Paul B. sohnson, who defeated Bilho for the Naticual House of Repre- sentatives several years ago; M. S. others in attendance. It will be con- tinued this evening, when another large crowd is looked for. Licenses have been issued here for the marriage of George H. Carter, 22, | and Miss_Frances Louise Hogue, 19, | both ‘of Richmond, Va.: Rickard W. Stewart, 61, and Mrs. Mary Ella Haw- kins, 58, both of Montgomery County, “Mike” Conner, making his third race | Md.; Paul P. Painter, 23, and Miss for Governor, and Hugh White, wealthy | Helen Louise Seaton, 18, both of Wash- South Mississippi lumberman, are cam- |ington, and James A. Meek, 46, and igning for the honor of succeeding | Miss Elizabeth Haner, 26, both of ilbo. | Washington. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON Save 25% Every item on this or More page, and many others not advertised, have been re- duced 25% at least! D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931. LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—MAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Store No Mail or Phone Orders Can Be Filled on Thrifty Friday Offerings . Thrifty Friday....a Saving Aid to Those Who Go Week-Ending or Those Who Stay at Home Summer Silks 69c veu Eyelet Silk Pongee Printed Silk Shantung Plain Silk Shantung Striped-Silk Broadcloth Imported Silk Damask . There are months yet to wear cool summer clothes —buy enough silks for making a whol tomorrow! Look at ¢l above—all in a spl » terns—and all of the famous THIRD FLOOR $1.45 81x99-In. Lexington Sheets $1.07 Heavy. clo: you will be NE DAYBED ll“:‘?‘flei.l with pides. 98¢ Lansburgh qu: 29c Rubber Toys 19¢ Rubber cats. d camels and floating toys for littie omes. Just 11 pleces—come early! (8) WATER BALLS. heavy rub- ber, 11 inches in diameter. 3Qc 3y only e RNITURI 7 pleces. y only..... FOURTH FLOOR Girls’ $1.00 Play Suits, 49¢ (Copyright. 1931, by the North American N o3t by, the North James E. Rusk, Colesville district farmer, died suddenly of a heart at- T s tack at his home near White Oak Mon- ALE‘ANDRI day afterncon, aged 61 years. He is " i survived by bhis widow and a daughter, —_— and four sons by a former marriage. ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 23 (Spe- | The funeral took place yesterday after- clal) —An invitation from the Good- |noon from St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, year-Zeppelin Corporation to attend | Fairland, burial being in the etery the christening cercmonies of the nearby. Mr. Fusk was e of a nativ United States airship Akron was re- | Virginia and had lived in this county | ceived by Dan . Hollenga, business|but a few years. Seanager of the Chamber of Commerce, | _Rev. Charles R. O'Hara of St. Mary's This Teorning. Mr. Hollenga stated that | Catholic Church, officiated at the mar- Hewould probably attend the ceremo- | riage here s few days ago of Miss ies, together with other Alexandria | Lillian Audrey Burket and Robert J. officials.” Mrs. Herbert Hoover is to be | Flannery, both of Baltimore. he sponsor for the new aship, : i iy John Robinson, 40, colored, charged | with felonious assault on his wite, was| ARRESTED AS FUGITIVE held for the grand jury in Police Court | - Ernest Summers, colored, 26, was booked at No. 11 precinct last night as an alleged fugitive from justice this morning. Robinson was_arrested July 9 for cufting his wife with a knife. | ‘Approximately 100 stitches had to be ‘hen she w o taken in her when she s cartied 19 yrom Loudoun County, Va.. to answer R SR }13 Fast Oxtord | @ charge of having wounded another A D reported miseing from | col-red man at a dance at Willisville, his home since early Tuesday morning | 12 miles from Leesburg, on the night by his wife. His description vas broad- | Of July 14, 'He was arrested near the cast over the radio here last night. home of his sister, 4100 block of Ben- Tee Sing, 25, and Lee Wing, 46, pro- | ning road northeast. Summers said he prietors of a Chinese laundry at 126 | shot the man, Albert Strother, colored, South Royal street, were fined $50 and | % self-Gefense. costs each in Police Court on a charge of attempted assault upon Margaret Shepherd, 13. The case was continued from Tuesday due to the lack of an in- terprete’ for the Chinamen. In a raid at 220 Braddock court yes- terday, police report they found 24 gal- | lons of wine and one full and one part | full quart of whisky. Lawrence Baker, | colored, was taken into custody and charged with unlawful possession. Sergts. Everly and Sims and Policemen | McClary and Jones conducted the raid. | Robinson was fined $50 and costs and | given 60 days in jail by Judge William 8. Snow in Police Court this morning. J. Claude Keiper, secretary-treasurer of the George Washington Masonic Na- tional Memorial Association, was th speaker at the Kiwanis Club luncheon | today in the George Mason Hotel. He discussed the construction of the tem- Telephone Your Order! < MUDDIMAN ¢ 911 G St. Nat’l 0140-2622 aninc/ PILE Bargains . . . close-outs ... such quality as one finds here is rarely n obtainable at such [ = ] ridiculously low prices. T@° REET 1000..1650 Summer Dresses . . ... $5.00 3500 .. 2975 Boucle Sportswear . . . $10.00 2075 ..39.75 Evening Frocks . . ... $10.00 1650 ..29.75 Lined Silk Coats . . . . $10.00 2975..3975 Lined Cloth Coats . . $10.00 Sales are final Wt A 3elow Cost All Dresses and Hats remaining will be sold at a great sacrifice before closing for the Summer. Dresses as low as $5.00 Hats as_low as $1.50 Friday enly 4 FINE' RAYON WOO! in re blue, bed $9.95. y DUPLEX UILTS, with rose redomis inches. O Friday only THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR Linens, Y2 Price Pieces Were 15¢ to $1 Now 7c to Colored Linen Dinner Sets Chenille Bath Mats Chenille Stool Covers Fabricord Table Cloths Martex Wash Cloths Now's the time to stock up on 1.95 35.97 Linen Pillowcases Linen Tea Napkins Linen Pattern Napkins Linen and Rayon Tablecloths ens for your own d bridge prizes! THIRD FLOOR Daytime Dresses (50) FABRIC BAGS, tel col to e es, batistes gs. Breken sizes. THIRD FLOOR mer e $1.00. Friday only STREET FLOOR Handbags Reduced white and arry with mes. We ey 09E Don’t Miss These Bargains in The Basement WOMEN'S SHOES, Short I mnu.rml Tootwe Store! OWING GIRLS' CORSET- . comfortable 4-garter LETTES, styles. Sizes 31 to 36. Were Q¢ $1.00. Friday only P siibirs “Ehated o cpadiec. top: eated o i Sizes 38 to 44, Were $2.95. §] 95 — - i WOMEN'S BLO! Toss, steeve. styless 9e. Sizes 34 and 75 @1 Friday only. WEIGHT SWEATERS, . 50) GIRLS' SILK AND RAYON DEERsEY, printed o, igin: Dastel 3150 & $1.95 SWEAT _SHIRTS. _cotton: to 44. Were 0c and 2Qc Friday only . CHILDREN'S LIGHT - sizes 4 and Were iday g4 (50 ‘prs.) WOMEN'S with chuge of ruvher solcs a heige and white Broken si only BASEMENT STORE Floor Sample Radios (1) R. C. A. Radiola 33, for di-\ rect current; 7 tubes and speaker. Originally $62.50. (4) Imperial Jr. Sets, 6 tube, triple screen grid; in combination end table and magazine rack cabi-| § net. Originally $59.50. (10) Colonial Radio, 7 tube, scre grid set with dynamic speaker. In handsome highboy| console cabinet. Originally $89.50. (8) Story & Clark Console Petite Sets, 7 tubes, triple screen grid with dynamic speaker. Origi- nally $89.50. 49+ with Tubes (1) Federal Cabinet, slightly damaged. Friday only $4.95. (2) Crosley Speakers, Friday only, $1 FOURTH FLOOR $7.95 Royal Electric Clocks $3.95 Only 6—and all with bak e 2 aha and” Dlaek Bands solid gold and ster- lapi opal and onyx Notions, % Price hold on: beach togs. STREET FLOOR Late Vacations Call for Coats c Sn AN ERIERD Sotes. §5.74 ity Sotled. Friday only 83'7‘ PENSIVE WHITE pol les of fine basket- Sizes 14 to 20 sissae Friday only . SECOND FLOOR 50c Chiffon Handkerchiefs 35¢ s ) 0) " BLACK Pretty Summer prints with picot o i s or hand-rolled edses. Al of them R f a-rollea cages. ‘all o STREET FLOOR e e SLOOR " |mperfect. : Originally Sizes 11 to 18. ®) I STREET FLOOR Savings in Toilet Goods! ECE_ TOILET Friday §] 95 Four Departments Offer Unusual Dress Bargains Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, Originally $16.50 $ 5 00 (40) Light and dark crepes, mid-summer prints and plain and printed chiffons—models for business, street, travel and afternoon wear; many with jackets! Women’s and Misses Dresses, Originally $25 (35) Dresses right out of our Better Dress Shop! $9'90 Models of flat crepe, georgette and chiffon that you i d will want for immediate and Fall wear. women’s sizes. Jr. Misses’ $2.95 Summer Dresses s Q5 Silk shantungs, silk crepes, printed and plain chiffons 2YY and cotton nets—one and two piece styles in white and pastel shades. Sizes 13 to 17. Jr. Misses’ $5.95 Summer Dresses Fine handkerchief linens, piques, voiles, shantungs, s Q5 cotton nets, eyelet embroidered batistes and silk . crepes! | Good styles in white and pastel shades, === Sizes 11 to 17. $5.95 and $7.95 Sports Dresses Just when you need a fresh new supply of Summer dresses—this group of 83 greatly reduced! Women and misses’ sizes in white and pastels, dark and light prints. $7.95 and $8.90 Sports Dresses Some more good news—these dresses can be wern for traveling and vacationing. Plenty of white, pastels and cool looking prints en dark and light grounds (50) Cotton Blouses Plaid ginghams, voiles and lawns; white and pastel shades; sizes 34 to 42. Were 45c. (56) Sweaters Slip-over styles with frilly necklines. White, yellow and blue. 34 to 42. Were $1.95. (15) Flannel Jackets White, green, blue and red. Were $4.95 and $5.95. SECOND FLOOR Misses’ Inexpensive Dresses Just 20 in the lot—mostly dark crepes sui traveling or business wear! One and two piece styles in sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Inexpensive Dresses Plain and printed silk crepes including both light and dark colorings. All reduced from higher priced lines. Sizes 14 to 20. SECOND FLOOR ‘Men’s Rayon Athletic Shirts Originally 75¢ to $1.00 50c The coolest thing you can wear for golf, tennis, motoring or any summertime occasion! W and pastel shades—sizes 38, 42, 44 and 46. MEN'S B 22) L BATHING TRUNKS. size 31. Q5¢ holders "and pencils. Drleinalls $1.05. Friday only. 9 38, Originally 31 UE FLANNEL (8) GOLF BELTS. with tee is, Sizes 32 to Fri- 95¢ MEN'S PULLOVER SWEAT- Lent tan. | Sizes 34, 36 and = Ofiginally’ $500 and $2.95 . Friday only....... NTZEN WOOL (63) MEN'S STRIPED COLLAR- $1.95. Friday only.........c BA’;”II!NGN"ISUI%’Q i 31 Origi. 'S FANCY PLAITED L . size 34, ri BELDs, WHh tonkue buckles. Q¢ e and $0.00. $395 Originally £1.00. Friday only. . t y !“‘Sl'i!"l; Mu:. (9) _MEN'S BRUSHED WOOL fached ‘styles; sizes 11 ‘o 1 SWEATERS. ecrew-neck sty 95¢ Originall: 95. Friday Originally $3.95. Friday only. only 5 STREET FLOOR - 19c Silver-Plated Butter Knives, 10c A lot of 25 and all for 10 years. Attractive patterns. (1 PR.) STERLING SILVER CAN- DLESTICKS, 10 'in.’ hizh. $5 () Were $7.50. Frid: STREET FLOOR Women’s Hats 50c $1.19 to $2.00 Corsetlettes, 89c A small lot of Si—including one of net, lace and figured batiste with Swami hust line; 1ighily boned: Troken sizes. (13) GIRDLES, semi-stepin and jlde-fagtening sirlesl” White 3nd ere $1.3 Bt e 3150 89cand $1.89 ) BRASSIERES, two stsles of double net o creve dc. ehine with Bet Vlining. * Weee Ghe to51.15. Friday 49cand 79¢ THIRD FLOOR 50c Cigarette Boxes, 29¢c Five styles—including ones of metal. wood and combinations of metal and glass. Assorted sizes and designs—a chance to replace your broken ones: Just 150—all of novelts straws in e WRITE FELE HATS. Priday only.... AT $1.00 SECOND FLOOR with silver _a finish edses. Attractive colors 50, and designs. Friday only.. = STREET FLOOR Wash Goods Remnants Regularly 19¢ to $1.35 Yard 1/2 Price Short ends of our best and fastest selling cottons and rayons! Included are voiles, dimities, percales, zephyrs, broadcloths, rayon voiles, mayon satins and linens. Good colors—lengths from 1 to 4 yards. THIRD FLOOR Ruffled Curtains— Criss-Cross Curtains 94c Pr. 500 Pairs—specially grouped for Friday selling! The ruffled stvles with the popular shaped val the criss-cross styles in French ecru, a shade that will not show soil. Both of a fine quality marquisette— both good values! FIFTH FLOOR Boys’ Wear at Half and Less Than Half Price for Friday Before Inventory (8%) BUTTON-ON BLOUSES. broken sizes 4 to 10. Orig- 3Q¢ inally $1.00. Friday only (1%) ALL-WOOL B A TRUNKS, sizes 6 to 10. inally S1. (14) ALL-Wi BATHING SHIRTS, o 3. 76¢ Originally $1.50. 1ot} TERRY ROBE. size 4. Qrie- y . Fricay only T6c NG PANTS WASHABLE sizes 3 and 8. Originally Friday 3 (3) LONG PA to “20." Origina Friday only. (16) KHAKI KNICKERS, 3, % and 9. Origin Friday only . (10 Prs) MEN'S COQL CRASH PANTS, vizes 30 to du. riginally riday only ' $3.45 & Prs.) NEUROTEX KNICKERS. sizes 10 ana 11. Originally - 94¢ E Friday only 2 (3 Prs) WOOLEN sizes 12_and 13. $1.95. Friday only. KNICKERS, inally - g4 T KNICK- aily " 94 (1) SPORTS COATS. (1) blue and (3) b Sizes 14 o 18, Originally $ o nly ... STREET FLOOR SUIT, 0. Originaily 3. only : (2 BLUE RI 4. Originally %. s (1) _ TAN _ MIX size 3. Original Fri only i (") _RUGBY _SUITS pair Englizsh_shorts, and 10. Originally $9. Friday only ..... 2 (3) SUITS, pants, sizes Originally S18.35. Friday only ¥/ (3) LANSBROOK HI SUITS. with 2 pairs lone pants. sizes 14, 15 and 16. Griginally Friday only ...... : well), TOWERS SLICKERS roken sizes 4 to 10. Orig- e ey omy.. $124 (1) KNICKER SUIT, size 9. Friday’ "§44 CFER COATS._sibe F riday §2 85 Trimmings, Neckwear and Fiowers! (40 yds.) EYELET-EMBROIDERED ORGANDIE, (10 sds.) * Eyelet-em- broidered Batiste. and (43 ¥ Prinied” cotion Nels! oricinaiiv 5100 and $1.53 vara. Fridas onlv, ‘vard sl THIRD FLOOR (10) PIECES OF NECKWEAR. of Iace. georgette. silk crepe and linen. iginally 5% to $1.00. Fri- 4Qc Gy k 0) BERETS D’ VELOUR HATS. originally $1.00. Fri- 4Qc day_only 5 (60) FLOWERS. ‘mused and soiled from handling. Orizi- ]Q¢ nally 39 and 50c. Friday only STREET FLOOR Women’s Summer Shoes $2.19 Just 40 pairs—including pumps, straps and oxfords cf white kid, white linen and natural linen. and spiks heel styles. All from our regular $6.50 and Cuban $7.50 stock—however, their last price was $4.85! (35 PRS.) JR. MISSES' PATENT LEATHER STRAPS, with welted soles and Cuban hecls, also two-tone sports exfords with rubber soles. Sizes only « DREN'S MISSES RO ¥ £3.50 and $4 day only .... SECOND FLOOR Were $5.50. Friday §].95 (24 PRS) U. S. KEDS. in brown or white with ck trim. Lace-to-toe styles with rubber soles. Sizes T oas 39C Smart Luggage Will Help Make Your Vacation a Success . . . . enuine Seal Luggage Gladstones—Week End Cases, Filled Cases and Hat Boxes Offer Unusual Choice and Value at 9.95 Genuine, smart-looking, long-wearing seal—the aristocrat of luggage lel‘!'e"—lt a mighty low price. ~Every piece beautifully and substantially made, so that it may go places with you year after year. Black or brown, 20 to 24 inch sizes. 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