Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1931, Page 7

AUGUST 11, 1931 A—7 " Trom, NEW YORK A\/""NUEotE:HWIEIENm, @ HKeeping Washington Men Well Dressed ® Cool Tropical Suits Semi-Annual Clearance Priced $17-75 $94.7 Were $25 and $30 Were $35, $40, $45 THE EVENING Works Wlth Neck Broken STAR, WASHINGTOX, D. C. TEXAS AND KANSAS ASKOIL SHUID[]WN | ession. Gov Ross Sterlmg Threatens Martial Law for Closing as Relief Plan Fails. TUESDAY. to; tifners fHat the prie of eralle] petroleum must rise. Forty-eight hours after the defjiat of the Stat> administration ofl em: ney legislative program in the Senate here | Gov. Ross S. Sterling issued a state- ment which was generally construed to mean he would join Oklahoma in its | week-old martial law shutdown move- ment if the Legislature did not vote oil ief he considered necessary at its The special session is STRIKE ACTIVITIES GET JAIL FOR TWO Labor Leader and Liberties Union Representative Fail to Make Bail. INJURED PRINTER RETURNS TO JOB IN CAST. Kansas ‘\\n(-)mvrt of oil had been notice by the Public Service Com- n a hearing would be ordered to and extent of a State unless this week to at | s y demanded a $1 mini- By the Associated Press. e midcontinent oil field top AUSTIN, Tex, August 3 155 . ! | neighboring ofl States, . | sas, today had joined Gov ¥ cotton spinning com- Murray of Oklahoma in his n are increasing By the Associated Press. { HARLAN, Ky., August 11.—Mrs. | Jessie Wakefleld of Chattancoga and Arnold Johnson of New York were ordered to jail here yesterday on fail- ure to make $10,000 bond each after arraignment on charges of criminal | syndicalism in connection wigh activ- ities in the Harlan coal fields. Jason Alford was held to the grand Jury in $5,000 bond on criminal syn- dicalism charges and iWilllam Duncan ‘waived examination on similar charges and was held in $1,000 bond. Dunham and Alford made their bonds. Mrs. Wakefield, a representative of the International Labor Defense, and Johnson, a representative- of the Amer- We've repriced all $25 to $45 Tropical. Suits and placed them in these two groups. Extraordinary values. Broken sizes. $15 Sport Coats, repriced . $Q.75 $8 Flannel or Serge Trousers, $6-15 $10 Flannel or Serge Trousers, $7-45 $3.50 Linen Knickers, now . . $2.69 Year 'Round, Suits $99.75 $98.75 Extra Trousers, $3 Extra Trousers, $4 Regularly $35 and $40 Regularly $40 and $45 Worsteds, unfinished worsteds, tweeds and cassimeres; also, in the $23.75 group, blue serges. Broken sizes. Clearance Men’s Shirts e B $5 Shirts Reduced to... Collar attached and neckband styles in woven madras, fine broadcloth and oxfords in light and dark patterns. White shirts in some sizes. Sizes 1313 wing ° $1.50 and $2 Silk Neckwear . $8.50 to $10 Flannel Robes $695 $4 and $5 Straw Hats, now . . . $].85 $10 Panamas and Leghorns . . $575 $20 Gladstone Bags . . . . . $]13.% Sperts Oxfords, reduced to . . $4.85 WS SiMpyy, YOU just can't beat the tele- _ phone for keeping in touch with home while on vacation It's so fast, soinexpensive, so completely SATISFACTORY from every standpoint, that no husband will begrudge the little it costs to hear from his family every day or so SERT PIKE, 28, Spartanburg, S. C., printer, had his neck broken in an automobile accident, but a month later was back on the job. Picture shows him his first day at work with a plaster cast supporting the neck. —A. P. Photo. ican Civil Liberties Union, were ordered " held in $5,000 bond on the syndicalism | ____ PG charges _and $5,000 bond 24 enr;g Th:y w(:»’;a nrrestedwlau: \:’r‘:‘k BUTTER TAX APPEALED ek Ak ko oy Come See the Approximately 25 men are held under Company ohbeis TSR SR Monel Metal An attack upon the consiitutionality the Jaw taxing oleomargarine was kitchen sink modernity! MORE work space! Always Insist on “Schafer Quality” E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 Fedededededde s ook ok ok ok ok . The troops were removed several weeks | oleomargarine, appealed from an ad- 31% SENTENCED IN TAX CASE * x more than 100 indictments charging e murder as a result of the controversy 4 between operators and miners, which g culminated in - National Guardsmen | x * s sl - Sink ago. The cases are to be taken up at | of ; " ] the opening of Circuit Court August | carried to the Supreme Court vesterday | in Qur Sales Room! 17 The deaths of four men in a|py the Ed S. Vall Butterine o, of Chi- | X They are of one-piece con- e i e T poptiied ) ongt. % struction, beautiful, durable. eco- » verse decision of the Seventh Circuit | X Court of Avpeals. x 4 Sihih Artificially colored oleomargarine is | ¥ ANGELES August 11 (P)—A | taxed 10 cen's a pound. while that col- % ® ed Federal prison sentence of x two years has been given G. Wallace * » * » » Materials being sent into the fields last May the call for lrmw The company, which manufactures nomical, and the last word in ored by its ingredients is taxed one- fourth of a cent a pound. The company Forge, Hollywood income tax adviser, | contended this was discriminatory and Forge recently pleaded guilty to aid- | Unconstitutional ing and counseling the late Robert T e Edeson, stage and screen star, in filing England imported $85,000,000 worth | false income tax returns. 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BEB R ang g sEEBR RE w i csua In the heart of Chicago's skyscraper zone, at twilight SyAEEE REDUCTION Jo in round-trip fares Three-piece Suits $20, $25, $30 and $35 Sports Coats, in all the popular fabrics $9, $10 and $13.50 White and Striped Flannel and Serge Trousers Remove Dandruff Instantly with the Famous Fitch Shampoo Sold with a Money-Back Guarantee Tuxedo Suits A lot of a discon- ;l‘llolled model. Were 322 .75 Straw Hats All Stiff Straws, regard- less of what they were L ROUND-TRIP FARES FROM WASHINGTON Mode Shirts Sizes are somewhat scattering—but still in fair assortment. $2, SZSOl-nd $3 grades; separate collar and 29 collar attached sl 3 for $3.50 $350 and $4 grades; separate colla# and collar attached 81‘69 3 for $4.75 $5 and $6.75—the Mode's finest grades of 32.39 madras and silk 3 for $7.00 $250 Glenbrook Non- shrinkable Broadcloth plain , collar ot $169 3 for $4.75 Finest Imported South- ampton Broadcloth Shirts; n:“: kban dh and collar attached; $9 89 white only.. s2 3 for $8.50 Mode Neckwear In three remarkable groups—with big va- riety of patterns in each. 39c 3 for $1.00 and 87c 3 for $2.50 51.59 3 for $4.50 $1 grade $1.50, $2.00 $2.50 grades $3.50, $4.00 and $450 grades Hosiery Fancy lisles, rayons and silks; lots of bt shades for sports wear. 75¢ and §1 grades 39¢ 3 For $1.00 Pajamas $200 and $2.50 $119 Pajamas 3 for $3.50 858 8 and 5 §1.95 Pajamas . 3 for $5.50 Underwear $1.00 and $1.50 Madras Athletic 79 IC 3 for $2.25 Union Suits 75¢ and $1 Fancy Shorts, in madras, 47c 3 for $1.35 Rayon A t hletic Shirts, 75¢ and $1 47c grades 3 for $1.35 $150 Plaid Rockinchair Union Suits . 31-’9 3 for $3.50 $2.00 Silky Mull ;1,59 Union Suits 3 for $4.50 Golf Hose $150 and $2.00 grades, light - weight wool 89c and lisle Summer Robes Madras and Broadcloth, etc. $5 and $7.50 e g Imported Flannel, Pop- lin, etc. $10 .-d. 34,95 $12 grades The Mode—F at Eleventh on the Pennsylvania Chicago St. Louis. .. 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