Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1931, Page 21

. Enright was slain by hoodlums trying e CHCAGO SCHOLS PROBED N SLAVG Board of Education Faces Quiz on Contract Ring Seen in Killing. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 7.—State's at- torney's investigators said yesterday every member cf the Chicago School Board will be summoned for question- ing in conncction with the death of Mortimer P. Enright, superintendent of electrical maintenance for the schools | and clestrical union official, who was slain Thursday night. U. S. Agents Investigate. At the same time it became known that the Federal Government has been investigating the purported operation of a “board of estimate” within the ranks of the Electrical Workers' Union, Local No. 134, of which Enright was a member, to determine if it controlled the awarding of $45,000,000 in School Board's_contracts. The School Board officials also are| wanted for questioning about the| “Board of Estimate,” Charles A. Bel- lows, assistant State's attorney, said. | Police said yesterday thcy believed to “mascle In” on the reported profits of the “Board of Estimate” or in re- venge, perhaps by a disgruntled con- tractor who had failed to win his fa- vor. | Attends Union Meeting. Enright attended a union meeting Thursday night, told friends he iIn- tended motoring to Michigan, and was seen alive no more. His body, beaten and shot, was found Friday morning in | suburban Hinsdale. SHAKESPEAR&AN DRAMA RETAINS POPULARITY ¥English Playwright's Works Lead | 1920-30 Productions, So- b ciety Reports. 8By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, Il1, September 7.—Shake- speare still holds the boards as the most popular playwrights in the country, the Chicago Civic Shakespeare Society said today. Quoting from the annual theatrical index of an amusement magazine, the society shcwed that of the 181 dramatic plays represented during the 1929-30 seison, more were the products of Shakespeare than of any other single playwright. The Chicago Civic Shakespeare So- ciety will begin its third season in a Joop theater, October 19. CROWDER GETS CABLE OF CUBAN SYMPATHY Retired General, Ill in Colorado, Is Held on Roag to Recovery Frcm Acute Exhaustion. By the Associated Press COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.. Sep- tember 7—Maj. Gen. Enoch N. Crowder, setired, ill in a hospital herc, has re- ceived a message of sympathy from | FPresident Gerardo Machado cf Cuba' D ng hopes fcr his speedy re-| Anicnio Medina Barrios, Cuban con- sul 2t Kansas City, carr.ed the com- | munication to Gen. Crowder, who formerly was an adviser to the Cuban | government. After calling on Gen. Crowder Con- sul Barrios cabled President Machado that the general is rapidly recovering | from the iliness, described by physicians as “acute exhaustion.” SEVEN HURT'IN TORNADO ‘Windstorm at Palermo, Me., Causes Big Loss in Property. | PALERMO, Me., September 7 (#).— A tornado here yesterday afternoon in- Jured seven persons slightly and did considerable damage to property. The windstorm tore the roof from a . house, twisted the house from its base. destroyed a barn, carried a grist mill shed a short distance, ripped cown tele- phone and electric light wires and up- Tooted many trees. The storm, accompanied by rain and hail, blew the roof from a farm house bccupied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rus- #ell and their five children. All s n ‘were reported to have been injured elightly. The roof was carried to a field 800 yards away. 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Goldenberg's—Second Floor. 81x90-Inch Seamless Bleached Sheets $1.19 Values Seamless bleached sheets of heavy round thread sheeting. Finished with 3-inch hems. Slight irregulars. ‘ ton. Free from starch or dressing. 43x36 and 42x36 inch sizes. Each 39c Pillowcases, made from fine quality pillow- 25 case cotton. 45x36 and 42x36 sizes C 29¢ Pillowcases, of heavy grade pillowcase cot- 1 8 E $1.75 Crinkle Spreads, with scalloped edges. Rose, blue, gold, orchid and green woven $1 29 . stripes. 81x103-inch size................... 10c Unbleached Cotton, close woven round 63 thread quality. 36 inches wide. Yard 41C Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Sale! Regular $7.00 to $9.00 Felt-Base Rugs 9x10Y, and 9x12 ft. Sizes Special lot of 100 rugs . .. Armstrong, $47.50 and $50 Congoleum, Neponset and Certainteed makes —four leaders! A few styles are dropped Axminster & Velvet Rugs patterns and others are sold as “misprints.” Carpet and tile designs. 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ARKING SPACE , . .« for Our Our “Junior Miss” Shop Presents New “Sorority” Frocks et e 2.98 years The fitted cutaway jacket of the model sketched, with its revers and loose sleeves—suggests the Empress Eugenie silhouette, but in a thor- oughly 1931 Fall manner! And the other straightline, bolero and jumper styles in this collection have an equal- ly modern and youthful air. Of novelty printed rayon crepes in tweedlike patterns on backgrounds of green, wine, brown, navy or black. Best Sellers! Women’s and Misses’ Fall Frocks $5.00 Plain and printed satins! Travel tweed crepes! Crepes with velvet! Tallored woolens! Smart as can be— in sizes 14 to 46. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. 2,000 Boys’ ‘“Bell” Brand Shirts and Blouses (and other makes included) Shirts and Blouses 79¢ to 95¢ values Shirts and Blouses $1.00 to 7 9 C $1.25 values Boys’ Fall Shirts $1.50 to $2.00 values White, tan, blue, green and fancy broad- cloths. ~Collar attached. Some irregular. Youths’, 1215 to 1415, Jr. shirts, 8 to 14. Blouses, 6 to 15. Button-on blouses, 4 to 10. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. A Special Purchase Brings You $1.00 Washable Silk Flat Crepes 79 A good-looking all-silk quality for Fall frocks of all types, as well as blouses, lingerie, etc. Shown in the new dark street shades as well as popular pastels. $5.95 Transparent Velvets A remarkablc value—and so many, many velvet frocks are going to be worn! Black and o 39 Inches Wide In the New Fall Shades leading Fall colors. 40 inches wide. Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Four Groups of Fall Drapery Damasks §Zcrgnm‘ll:xde 52c 98c . For covering your chairs and for new and attractive drapes. And all at greatly reduced prices. An immense variety. " Mostly 50 inches wide. Single and Double Bed Size All-Wool Blankets g $1I(}eg;i?;e! $6-45 Close woven, soft, fluffy blankets, of pure wool—warm and comfy. Many in pretty plaids in single and double bed """ $8.95 All-Wool Blankets, $5.39 pr. 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A Crisp New Shipment of School Girls’ Tub Frocks In Sizes 7 to 14 Years C Pretty novelty print frocks, with elbow sleeves, round collars, flared skirts, bo- lero effects and other becoming style points. Very attractive values, too, as mothers will note. “Junior High” Tub Frocks Delightful - models of unusnally fine broadcloth, in novelty prints. -lares, boleros, peplums, pleat- ’8‘ Sizes 11 to 17 ings, etc. years. Fast colors. Girls’ Muslin Undies Serviceable built-up shoulder slips and bloom- er-leg combinatiors with drop seat. Trimmed with lace or embroidery. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Goidenberg's—Third Floor. New 79c Rayon Undies Exceptional Values at Vests Panties Stepins Bloomers A Few Gowns Heavy delustered rayon and the popu- lar runproof rayon garments included. Plainly tailored or trimmed with lace and dainty motifs. Pastel shades. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Get One of These Smart Looking $5 Lounge Smoker Lamps $3.49 Unusually attractively designed lamps that are both decorative and prac- tical. Finished in black, green or red enamel with brass plated bases and have decorated parchmentized shades to match. $3.50 Electric Clock Guaranteed electric clock for kitchen— operates on any elec- tric outlet. Keeps ac- curate time. Green, ivory and blue colors. Guaranteed Garbage Cans 4 gal. .. 6 gal. 8 gal. Heavy gauge cor- rugated galvanized iron — guaranteed leakproof. Lock-tight cover — cannot be knocked off. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. 5