Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1931, Page 19

mmm Attorney General Promises to Bare Facts After Chicago Trial. / By the Associated Press. is' to learn the inside Federal leader and , officials concerning his plea of guilty to charges of income tax violation. However, the secrets are to be re g R e curing indictm uno announced in sgreement would influence him. ’ Withholds Statement. The jurist permitted Capone to with- draw his plea of guilty to the income tax law v!clnlonl and set the uu for trial on Sep! ;m 8. Capone's of guilty to prohibition law violat m will be considered at the same time. “As long as the case is pending in the ooum Mitchell said,’ "m state- ment about it can beyissued from this department. The reason for this is obvious. After the case is finally dis- posed of in the courts any information. we m-fi have about it here will be !a the nun or to any one who HOPES TO CONTROL GRASSHOPPERS DIM ”"f-v RELIABLE WORK —at Fairest Prices is absolutely cer- tain, when we handle your Plumbing installa- tions and Repair job. fWhy not patron- ize a reliable or- ganization, when home sanitation is at stake? Estimates on Request J. Colbert Co PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING 1908 M Bt. N.W.—Tel. No. 0402-3-4 says: Your rug prob- foms are our Dfll’lfl(’”‘d‘h Luarks in Dirty Rugs Call Mr. Pyle . . . MRS. JOHN A. Miss Mary announces her marriage to their friends. ‘Mary Hourihane, daughter of Mrs. Ella E. Hourihane, who THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. | MAWHINNEY, —Clinedinst Photo. Marriage Licenses. m‘l'“fi"fi 51, “‘ Grace Sims, 42; ce Johnson, . Alexander u%" Rosenteid, 29, mv;:!. o and Robert J. Henderson, 57, fl Oiorlllnl Curties 447 Rev: Alexatider W ‘William P. Eaton, 27, snd lml A. Hirr- llnm, 23; n-v James b mm. 'hu:k u.m-r inond, Yoo Rev. Allen H’% ’Q uld Ruth E. Brown, u&h of -1 )l i . Yo ut Beltimore, Ma Fort Eusti lflav umu e ey Re and Margaret E. M: ford. snd Dors Bavlous, "- Bernice Mullikin, B hanmie, > -k Rl Rude - &% St 2 city, and Kath- o, Efiw,mm,,:':.., i 4 A._Hunt. 24, and_Derothy W) .s,mdum'rw » and Emms Painter, | m-m 3 Tt ot et oo 21, and Mildred B. - Phev. Sickeon 24. and Gertrude Rubin, 31; , 34, and Althes North. “‘vfl"tv“lfm % g B 3 d Josephine Adams, “this city. ang Murfreesbo: Soewden, 28, ‘Dupont Helehts. Md. ates, vnn h and Agnes Smith, 54 'S 43, _and Ellen Dul Vlhfllflfls'.‘ P?EMInl Md.: Ils g Ll 25, and Viola Youns. ll; v, J. 1. 1 Deaths Reponcd following deaths have reported &135 b e.'“.h'm’p‘nmlh‘ in lhl last 24 P c{:fllfl Jenkins, 87, 540 Thirteenth street S ank H. Vll!nlln! 78, 2012 Thirty-sixth place southes fllrlu WtherlL\ Gitt, 75, Emergency Efllmh J. Preer, 75 1844, Kalorama tAl"ihlll’ M. Tarrington, 74, 1436 Chapin riler Robinson, 67. Georgetown Hospital. Herbert Clews, 65, Georgetown Hos- Pl therine she'runume. 60, 814 Conn. ave- x’um;; Witts, 48 3838 Davenport stfeet. 47, ‘Gallinger Hospital. Siokes.. 6, en route to When Your Matrresses —Upholstered Furniture, Rugs, etc., become infest- ed with Moths or other vermin, they need Fumigating —by Mercharfts’ process, which DESTROYS ALL INSECT LIFE, without damage to fabrics. Prompt collections. OUR CHARGES are LES‘1 than usual for this service Merchants Transfer and Storage Co. 920-22 E St.—Nat 6900 age—Moving- king—Shivping VUMMER SHOES Still There are nearly 300 pairs... of Sorosis and other fine makes ««.not more than five pairs of a le left, and not a full range gizes, but splendid bargains among the grotip for those who come early. Plenty of white to finish out the Summer, in kid and fabrics, white combined with color, beige in kid and linen, and s few in black, brown er tan. All Sales Final, Please Jellef's Shoe Shop—Street Floor. Lower! 33 .65 Regularly $7.50 to $10.95 THE NEW French Shop Clearance! « « « Many less than half . . . Unusual Advance Fashions for Women and Misses . .. white ground ith green on’ French tussah; sise Vionnet model in grey georgette, with fagotting: size 36. Chanel 325 Were FE '35 Jewel Pieces for Formerly $1 to $1.95 250 Pieces of costume mer frocks. .. earrings... laces in the newest styles. . $1.00 Neckiaces, colors, just 100 pieces. Street Floor 51 bracelets. . C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &, 1931. o ‘wear with your Sum- .chokers and neck- .in the gayest colors. 2 for $l. 25c. Assorted necklaces ip Summer 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Gloves—Buy Them for ‘ Originally $2.50 and $3 ]_ There are just 45 pairs of them . . . gloves o(m kid, in a smart one-button style with turn-back cuffs, appliqued. Brown, tan and beige. 65 Pairs of Gloves—$2.95 Formerly $5 to $6.50 8 and 13 button length Kid. in a0a green . . . 6-but or hhmkfl. flr‘ Prices to Hurry Things Out ... Thursday! Soon every Summer thing must be gone . . . so pricés are druflcdly. cut again. u'll get the best of the lot. come earl Remember Dresses in Nine Dress Shops—Gomg Out! Misses’—2nd Floor H”“mmumbl& « 8 with s coats...one with silkk coat...navy, blll'k . wear them for travel . . . 14, 18 and 20 years. 34—§39.50 to $49.50 Flat Crepe Dresses . . . some print dresses with long or short Dflu lume !\mp\e dark !roch . also 2 grey dresses . . . sizes 14-20. "—CS’M to $45 Dresses and Slllh ‘oo 2 315 are flat crepe dresses, some prints with long or short coats . st\mnlnz for travel or early Fall 14 to 20; 2 grey and 1 jade dress . individual models . . . size 16; 3 three-piece suits, nrlnu: navy, . size 16; 2 French Colonial suits of fl.lt . ‘unusual, gay colored . . . sizes 14-16. 47—$29.50 and $35 Dresses . . . in the most 825 wanted Summer styles . . . chiffon, organdie, cotton, for evening . . . chiffon and georgette suits for street . fiat crepes in pestels . . . prints, fln g:l with flannel jackets . . sports_ satins Jackets . . ! plenty of white . . sizes 14 to 20. lH”M to $59.50 Period lllflllnleo Evening 335 Things . . . one plaid chiffon, very quaint . chiffon_evening Rnsembles, piain and printed; plenty .of black and navy chiffon or georgette for le{vlu hot weather . Vionnet tmcn broidered . « « pastel flat crepes A :venin; organdies, piain or em- . 140 20 sizes, Women’ s—2nd Floor vrown, s 8] () with white un-.fi.hmoflmn Savings for Larger and Taller Women— 2nd Floor 31—525 to $39.50 Frocks . . . for any ’l .50 tfiae and any place here are frocks that t.h:oemicn .lace dresses for eve- in black, white and blue plain chiffons, flowered lons, georgettes, flat crepes and silk and wool o to‘m:; in skipper blue, beige and black. Sizes 16—$29.50 to $49.50 Dresses . . . just a few '25 odds and ends of popular models in crepes, ons, lace combinations and plain chif- $35 ll—ll. 95 to §25 l‘rlu Wmt_'l D_ $7.50 get l‘!n&d:mfln'edm’l'ea white chiffons Tnoon. Na ,mm and combinations, Sueccess: Dre.sses—Women ’s, Mlsses —5th Floor Misses—See These! $16. 50 to $29.50 Dresses | §=Crepes . -plece suif dainty mbmldmd ‘smart for business. Bl o, o e ng Gowns, jackets, cape collars. Sizes 14 to 20 $16.50 to $25 Dresses, $10 and Printed )pes with short mwm Jackets . !'u,‘llee lml fl.-s 14 to 20. Junior Frocks—3rd Floor 35—~516.50 to $19.50 Junior Misses’ Crepes . . . Jocher Trock ‘aid”even rammee™ g fi.‘ even g B e s 43—$16.50 to $29.50 Canton mm«mmrm.mrmwg $10 Pstcls and privts - . dsee 1 0 T o ‘Hl,““us’m'“mmm-.. ‘15 and what m.,fm’?.‘."f".'."’“"’“"‘““ Ten, . pastels and dark shades . . . sizes 11 60§25 to $35 Sm trimmed with kid lapin, broadtail, or 1 . . . self scarfs or tailored. necklines, tweed in black, blue and . Sizes 14 to 20. Women~—Hurry in! $16.50 Dresses .mw’- Women’s Success Dresses—Fifth Floor $25 Dresses ... 8 george ¥ vg;v and really Women’s and Misses’ Success Shono—llfl Mommg Women’s graceful scarf collars, in blue and brown. Sizes 36 to 42. 10—$19.50 Silk Coats, unlined, in blue, brown, and black for immediate wear. Sizes 36 to 46. biue. Sizes 351 to 37%%. 35—$8.75 Redingotes in silk and wool crepes, lain scalloped necklines, or scarf coliars, in lue, brown, white and pink. Sizes 36 to 42. l—'!”MW.‘l it with satin revers, Sise 8—$29.50 Silk Coats, lined throughout, with $5 with ack, 2—$39.50 Crepey Woolen Coats, with broadtail $10 ;n‘; }4d galyak collars, in biue and black. 5: Blue Wool Crepe Coat with stitched collar. Blle 431 e Black , Wool Crépe Coat with jabot collar. Size 4! s—-niu Green Tweed Sports Coats, sizes 36 and 38. 6—$19.50 White P-l. Coats in smartly tailored belted urious cuffs of white ermine. An Active Sports Shop--’l‘hursday—-Fourth Floor 13-$16.50 Sports Frocks . wvzo{mmuflnuw- popular R o~y e, $12.50 dresses in 6—$16.50 Cotion Madras Frocks . i $7.95 sizes 36 to 40. Many things afe limited. If you'll ’ t's Thursday.for rem nants instead of Friday in the Summer. A New Price [$48.50 “Nouii Summelj Sale of Winter Coats Our Success Coat Shop— Fourth Floor, has re-opened , with values that are really At $4850, coats we are proud to show . .. at coats so far ahead of last year's at this price that there is scarcely any com- parison. Why don’t you see these' wonderful coats? Try them on? Get your choice of furs fiow, that you 'may be sure of a value in your next Winter's coat that Jelleff's Summer Sale brings . . . We store it free ’till you arg ready to wear—until November 1st, if you wish .. We txchang! it in October i you can find anything in our coat stocks then that you would rather have! In the Fashion Coat Shops Womén Larger Women Little Women Misses Junior Misses Morocco . excéllent Summer models in white, maise, . freen,mue.hrownmdhm 50—$5 Handbags smooth ecalf, patent leather, Meadowbrook %num g b gy gy yles . . . out Grey, beige, red, mm,mmud Some have sipper . its, some W 3 75—$7.50 i .-nl.m-m-ndm.s ...mmmmmhmmmm.‘ go out at ly $1.95 as a breeze. Fren mml:,fl&mmmhvfhmmm and nile. e Underwear Odds and Ends ik Originally $1 Prench voile underwear, in gay posy prints. Not 50B 26 to 30. Both slips and. petticoats in Jelief's. Grey Shops—Second Floor Glove Silk Undies—Hurry-Out Prices! - fi‘f'm":.u'?“ui‘-i".-: e 31-95