Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1931, Page 23

T L i 'STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY, 'AUGUST 3, 183T. 5 % l NBI!UYLIII&( ;flgfigfik Tt | EFREEETS 500 Summer Dresses Di'dSticqll Professor Who Became Cop Served More Than * Reduced From Our Ouwn Stocks | or This @pecial Dispatch to The Star. r ¥ - g 4 : NEW YORK, August 3.—Men whose | | opdurate. > - 5 chiet attribute is culture seldom' join y H v. A i 3 the Police Department of ar. 1 e Yok S e et ay Fever Victims ; > man for more than & quarter of & century. H George H. Quacken! ‘This satisfied the jury. The ver- 7 S T et X Can Now Stay Home , {’Ihm.me, for he had made the grad ham. 1 s : o - le the world of education and decided . o 0 T Ui T vaniad 10 see he et H6e of | oy EE ARE SERIOUSLY ||| Dam t6 Doctors Discovers to the policeman in the performance of his duty. = . Retired as Lieutenfi\t. INJURED OVER CALF |||, masswois_tnoussncs who sormens glu‘kenbu retired a fe¥ wears ago n‘lgl to gecape from their Hay Fever with the title of lieutenant. He died SR will spend this Summer at home in| recently, and that brings up this stors | Animal Led Down Street Causes| [|B*the* eccras of an institution which of & man who was most unusual, bas for vears been n, touch with Hay il ; g ‘whether a member of a police force or |* Attack, Sending Trio ver vieti over America. just an important citizen. Of com- 4 3 Many who Hay Fever twenty to < manding appearance, due to a huge | to Hospital. disease et Tustache pe . wore, along with -8 e fort 1s_due to E sombrero of the variety used by cow- ™ o o T e Wy : punchers on the plains, he was a notice- | By the Associated Press. '"1'“‘ ‘Who developed & treatment able figure wherever he went, and his | PHILADELPHIA, August 3. —Because ;{-.:h has grnw ht mut‘ l:‘.lhoullnflm linguistic sbilities often brought him | of a calf, two detectives and an ac- | ||in vers pari or he cougtry o covery An importa on 3 X into public notice. cused attacker ‘are M serious conditions Few men who have not lived in|in hospitals. wcovery China can speak Chinese, yet this police [ Guido Piecionetti led the calf down P, Highley, Mgr., Dept Sficer ‘mastered the tongue and 'often | street yesterday, and mem on a COr- | || Meridian Bt Indianapeis; Ind: was called upon to interpret the | ner attempted to free it, he said. In “rmn&y“ Fever nl-g;-‘r':rnfim.lg':glu language. He took up the sign'|defending his property he was hit on| s D language used by deaf mutes and be- | the head with a milk bottle, wielded, he came so proficlent that he was an in- . structor in an institution. His know- ledge of the foreign tongues was so ex- oI Eadibnshuze 50,000 Parker Pencils Bureau of Immigration. Graduated as Physiclan. A Now it may be said that this police- man had been graduated as a physician ] jes and many octs. e 1] e ot professor before hie donned the For @ Limhed Time blue uf’the department bel;:lalés'e he hlfl . s'ur"n' at Oncel served in a Latin course . Francis Xavier College. In his career he often 2 . . Rtered as'a piain cop before men Discontinued models which formerly sdld at $3 to $5 who sat as judges on the bench, but it now included without charge with every Parker Pen isturbed the educated one. & 3 % ReHS fiad picked out his job and he at $3.50 to $10 purchased at practically any store E can say this sale “has everything” MRS i selling Parker Pens \ without exaggerating one bit! Variety SCHNEI’DER CUP RACER EXAMPLE No.1 B pBeasil g EAR —sheers, pri‘nts, wash.able crepes, finer cottons, KILLED WHILE TRAINING| [ perkerpen #220 continued model, is a beauty shantungs—in a practically endless array of suc- Reckes Pencll) S0 nevertheless—brand new, and 5 . Capt. Giovanni Mont! Dies in Lake| | Ton! Value $650 mechanically perfect. Popular ?‘cs§ful S"umr.ner styles. You'll plc.k' several Garda, Italy, When High-Speed You Pay Only colors—non-breakable Permanite. ‘winners” with ease—from this exciting—this $3.50 Every Pen is Parker's | i : Plane Crashes. very Pen is Parker’s latest el ! 3 e pbtisssestisderass. o] meon e streamlined model. enticing collection DESENZANO, Italy, August 3.—| Here's a chance to get the While training for the Schneider Cup | % £ Pencil r Lake Garda yesterday Capt. > genuine Parker Pen and Pencil . A Glovanni Montl, fiying 8 high-velocity Set at the price of a Pen alone. Sizes in the Assortment, 14 to piptPvweed i IGwEARS AN | [EmxAvEIRNG. 3 Parents: Now is the time to 20; 38 to 44; 16Y; to 24V, The cause of the accident has not Parker Duofold been ascertained. It is believed the Jr.Pen $5.00 supply sons and daughters for lane was r&nklnxhx:;lr]y 200 miles an| | Parker Duofold school next fall. our when it crashed. : Capt. Monti participated in the 1929 | Jr. Pencil - _3.30 Go at once to_any counter Schnelder Cup races. | | Toul Value $8.50 handling Parker Pens and Pen- e | | You Pay Onl: i i ill end in & Nearly $12,500,000 worth of industrial ¢ .:;o y ‘;ll" This ofl'_errhwp el': P machinery was exported from the - short time. e Parker en United States in the first half of this and Get Both Company, Janesville, Wis. #* year. : s : A ggsg-! & g.‘s-gifi ggéififiigggg sisiietast Es d (Third Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) WoobpwARD & LOTHROP DOWN.: STAIRS STORE Blankets, Sheets, Cases, Pads and Shawls ‘ I i ” g e ri e larly 50c Hang-Finished Nainsook Pillowcases, R'egular- SSC Yomorrow—We Begin Our Annual August Selling of L4 Quilted Pads, in sanitary en- Quilted Pads; size 18x34, packed in ; a al I laS velopes. 17x18-inch size. Reg- lsc g S Erioe gy 15c inches. Regulal:lv 50c 40c for in white with hand-embroid- zoc Infants’Bedding at Special Prices ‘Sprightly Printed $1.95 and $2.95 Silk. e sanitary envelopes. R:gu: 40c Linen Pillowcases, embroidered in It’s worth getting up Lavishly lace trim- s 4 ; dainty floral designs. Regu- ) s early just to wear them med or tailored —of Muslin Crib Sheets, neatly hem- larly $1 Gsc K all fnznrning! Printed : \ fine French or flat ;{L;},I‘iiv Ag,;‘:r" ,gwd qual't{' 25¢ Infants’ Knit Shawls, in plain pink or : / [ broadcloths! Striped crepe and pure cllyev ? % blue or pastel block designs. 85 crepes! Printed crepes! : crepe. Gowns, slips, Knit Shawls, in white with pink bor- Regularly $1 4 / 1 and 2 piece. Wide chemise, dancettes, ders and applique. Also in Soft, Woolly Blankets, in plain pastels : \\ legs. Da‘shing’ colors. ~ panties. Pastels. H 7 b " i % block design. Regularly $1.45 :\ifg!::‘bo;leegr:l::l;nsa'efkcd de. 35(: And l,ut year these THE DOWN STAIRS STORE 7 5 4 \_ qluli!iel were $1.95! French Crepe Underthings Fine Qualify Garnients That. Would Regularly Sell for $1.95 | Free Auto Parking for Customers—E Street, between 6th and 7th Several styles of dance sets,’ chemises, ! g X A step-ins and panties—far below regular : z k ~ tomorrow. f a lovely, soft quality ¥ ? . . ” p French crepe, each garment luxuriously i s % 5 3 2 y lace trimmed. Flesh, white, peach. ! 4 & ' 7 ’ o . b ; B il F Strqet at S.\tonfll i