Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1931, Page 26

STAR, WASHINGTO D. O, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1931. THE EVENING GLUES FOLLOWED IN MARR SLAYING Ldck of Motive Handicaps icers—Scene of Shoot- ing Studied. {Staft Correspondent of The Star. ER MARLBORO, Md, Septem- beg 24.—Investigation of the shooting lem K. Marr, begun by the Prince es County police force yesterday r a coroner’s jury had rejected the of the sherifi’s office that the man was killed by children, continued today with the officers running down weveral “leads.” While asserting the police were making every effort to establish the identity of the person who shot Marr, State’'s Attorney Alan Bowie admitted this, morning that the investigation wu.mll handicapped by lack of & mo- nve; which would cause any one to Kill ‘the man. Shooting Scene Studied. One of the features of the case now | bflu given close attention by the po- 1is the ibility that Marr may been shot outside the caretaker’s houle on the grounds of the Glebe Club and then taken into the ll ien whe.e his ly was found. ts on the porch and steps of the h believed to be blood stains, lend plausibility to this theory, police say. Crowley Takes Charge. Chief of Police J. J. Crowley came %o Marlboro yesterday to take personal cl of the investigation. Accom- panfed by Sergt. A. W. Hepburn, a vetdran investigator, who helped sdlve the ; Brady bombing, and County Po- licefien Elon Turner and Claude ‘Reese, he visited the scene of the shoot- ing ‘at Mount Calvert, spending several houfs going over the ground and inter- viewing witnesses. Sherif W. Curtis Hopkins, who, with Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Garrison, first investigated the shooting and con- cluded Joseph McKinzie, 6 years old, lhol the man accidently, announced his office would make no further | of t.he case, TEI.EVISION GIVEN |- FIRST PUBLIC TEST Picture Appeases Audience, Al- though Not as Distinct as in Private Showings. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 24.—Tele- Mision reproduction on & screen 10 feet squsre was shown pe to be able to demonstration was in charge -“7 &hmchlunennneu MOOVER TO GET PETITION IN CITIZENSHIP DENIAL Paper Circulated in Support of Re- fusal of Professor and Nurse to Fight. B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 24 —A peti- , Hon bearing the signatures of 48 promi- nt churchmen and religious workers 4s being circulated in support ol the | les held by Prof. Do|| Clyde Intosh and Miss m Bland, who were denied citizenship last cause they would not pi up arms in defense of th: eountry. i “Prne petition will be laid before Prul dent Hoover and Congress with, sponsors hope, approximately :,oon names, ‘The signers thus far include, Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, Jsohn ‘l‘-l:yna Holmes and Rabbi Stephen The Federal Council of Churches, in Rhe current issue of its official bulletin, madvocates a rehearing of the citizen- ship appeal of Prof. MacIntosh, a for- mer Canadian Army chaplain, and Miss Bland, a war nurse, MAN HELD IN SLAYING FREED WITHOUT BOND Keaves Arkansas for North Caro- s lina When Trial in Double Killing Is Delayed. By the Associated Press. MARION, Ark., September 24—C. BEX Kln{ indicted yesterday for the two North Cerolina school- boy.u was released on his own recog- nizance late yesterday. King, accompanied by his aged mother and a nephew, left immediate- ly for Asheville, N, C., where he was arrested two months ago o5 the alleged slayer of Burton Hensley add Wood- row S. Wilson of Bald Knob, N. C., whose battered bodies were found in the embers of a campfire near bere last October. King, has been held without bail ‘The trial was set for term of court. King =i is arrest. the February claims the “airtight alibi” that he was in Santa Rosa, Tex., when the boys ‘were killed. He plans to move to Banta Rosa (c ll\! he said. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Rev. David W Ionttomery Wes First Y. M. C. A. Secretary in U. 8. Take a Look at These Stunning $1.95 to $4.95 Wool Coatings 54 Inches Wide! 99¢ vd Including the smart new “spongy” weaves-that most of the new coats are made of. In black and rich new Autumn shades —perfectly astounding values at less than a dollar—and note the width. Think how little a coat will cost! Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Men’s Wear Remnants! (248) Men’s $1.00 Rayon Athletic Union Suits 29- Irregulars Full-cut rayon athletic union suits — famous Glomor brand. Wiitte only. Not all sizes in-ths t. (289 prs.) 39c Hosiery, fancy rayon mixtures. Good paf (86) Men’s $1.50 Coat Sweat- ers, wool mixed; good weight. Brown or #en heather gQ@@ (62) 39¢ Athletic Shirts. . irregular. (12) Men’s 50c to 75¢ Shorts, rayon or Bemberg; broken 12¢ sizes. Irregular (96) Men’s 39¢ Shorts, novelty and striped patterns; elastic @@ back. Broken sizes. (18) 69¢c Athletic Suits. Sizes 36 to 40.. (10) Men's $1.95 o Pajamas. Soiled. (15) Various materials, styles. Broken sizes. Sofled and m Remnant Lengths! $1.59 to $1.95 Silk Canton Crepes 40 Inches Wide An unusual opportunity to save on the most wanted 'gular Month-End NT DAY 0Odd Lots and Broken Assortlherits-—No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Will\Be Accepfed Month-End Remnants! Hosiery ‘Women's $1.35 Sheer Chiffon Hosiery, full fashioned; dull twist; picot ‘tops, French hecls, plaited soles, cradle foot. Broken m sizes and colors. Irregular. “Women's $1 Chiffon Hose, picot or hem tops; dull twist and others wflhtlheen. Assortment, :f shades —not all styles in each. Irregulars 4 54¢ 35¢c Silk Hose, seam back, fashion marks; lisle sole and mostly whites. B e Hose, picot tops, French heels, seam back, fashion marks. Broken lots. 50¢ Dull-Rayon Hose, hem tops. Broken size and color as- 27c sortment. Irregulars Boys' 39¢ Sport Hose, 7 length: novelty patterns with plain ribbed elasticscufl tops. sizes Children's 35¢ and 50c Socks, Women’s $1.29 Sweaters Slip-over styles —fall shades. Sizes 98c 38 to 42. Goldenbers's—Second Floor Month-End Remnants! Drapery Materials 19¢ French Marquisette, Ecru, cream and white, 36 ine wide 12Y5¢ 39c Rayon M-rqumu Ecru; lace effect. 19¢ Cretonnes, for over- drapes, etg. Yd. 10c 39¢ Colored Rlyon, blue and gold; 36 in. wide. Yd. 19¢c 19¢ Rayon, 18 inches wide; ruf- fled edge in gold and rose. @@ Yd. 75¢ Striped Month-End Remnan 89c¢ Bleached SHEETS 69c Beamless quality sheets of heavy round thread sheeting. 81x99 double bed size. $1.25 Crinkle Spreads with col- ored woven stripes. Scal- s’c loped edges. 80x105 size.. 29¢ Pillowcases, bleached 45x36 and 42x36 inch size. 18¢ hxu Unblleuheg Cotton, mml d- thread quality. 2 to 10 yard lengths, Yard 6 /‘c 39c Pillowease Tubing, As inches wide. Free from dressing. Yard. Goldenbers's— Friday Clearancel! (324) $1.87 to $2.95 Fall Hats 99c Just one or two of a kind velvets, felts and chenilles —this season’s tip-tilt sil- houettes, reduced for Fri- day clearance. (84) Girls’ 89¢ Gigolo Hats, 49¢ Clever little jersey tur- bans with a tightly rolled brim effect and gay feather. Month-End Remnants! 59 Berets, Reduced inches wide; peries. Yd. Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor Anklets, 3% and % length socks. Assortment of styles. l,e Goldenperg's—Main Floor All Remaining $15. Summer Dresses Reduced s 4. to Only Two racks of our exclusive “Fan-Gee” Summer frocks—going at a third of their original price. High- grade silk shantung suits and jacket frocks, plain and printed chiffons, pastel crepes and even a few dark silks included. Sizes 14 to 46 in lot. $9.98 Summer Frocks $2.98 More bargains! Georgettes, silk crepes and :g:?xutfl:{gs—mu ummer’s crepes—just 29 in the group models. Broken sizes. at this clearaway price. Goldenbers's—Second Floor $4.95 Summer Frocks 98c Shantungs and printed of the Autumn crepes! An all-silk, firmly woven grade in all of ‘the leading dark colors for Fall. Generous Month-End Remnants! Corset Dept. lengths—enough for a dress (24) $6.50 Nemo Flex Corscl- or more. ettes, ventilated materials; well boned back and abdominal sup- She Satins B a o 9495 Slip Satins $5.00 Combinations and Corsel- Month-End Remnants! Bedwear $8.95 Blankets, 80% wool; heavy ‘weight. Double bed size. 84.19 Solled. Pair $3.50 Blankets, part wool; plaid designs. Double bed size. Pair $1.95 $2.50 Cotton Blankets, plaid or FRESNO, Calif, September 24 (). ~—Rev. David Wallace Montgomery, 67, widely known pastor and Presbyterian Church executive, died here yesterday. His career included torates in Vir- inia, lowa and California. He was he first county Y. M. C. A. secretary ever appointed in the United States, and, as such, was stationed at Bea- trice, Nebr. R Rev. Mr. Montgomery resided in this eity about 25 years ago, but did not hlve a torate here. For a time he resided at H!rndon Vl Agree to Cut Tin ?roduotion. PARIS, September 24 (#).—The Malay Btates, which previously falled to stay the quota, at a meeting of the tin cartel today to reduce pro- duction o 40 per cent of their capacity. Bolivia, Nigeria and the Dutch East Indies remained within a 33 per cent Pproduction guotz, it was sajd,~and the cartel’s thly exportation 2mounted 25¢c yd. Useful lengths of silk and rllyon slip satins—both ain and brocaded—in many colors. 40 inches wide. Goldenvory's—Main Floor Month-End Remnants! - Housewares (31) $1.69 Butter Dishes, Nori- take china; attractively 49c decorated. Strictly perfect. .u:::k 7sch‘l)lnler Plates, e china; beautifully decorated ”c ed(l]h:.IJ? ‘S;Ilbdo Eldl.nd!ol!-eolm- glass; salad bowl and,6 salad plates ”c (260) 8c Fruit Saucers. American porcelain. Each.. (1) $10.98 Utility' Cabinet, steel; (33) 34e shopplu mu import- desten l9¢ chemically handles ... (320) 8¢ Month-End Remnants! Curtains $1.39 Criss-cross Curtains, with cross dotted marquisette. Corn! valance. Yd. $1.39 Taillcred Curtains, deep hem at side and bot- tom 39¢ Sash Curtains, Ihlu scrim with colored borders $1.95 Overdrapes, damask and cretonne; some fringe trim- med. Set 75¢ Ruffle Curtains, with two- Colored 35c Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor Girls’ 79c¢ to $1 Wearables 39c Play suits, kimonas and beach pajamas; sizes to 14, but not in every size and color. Tots’ 59¢ Wearables 25¢ wpcmd nmb%ulu ulo: and rubber shee Broken lots. Goldénbers's—Third Floor ’ $150 Inlaid Linoleums, 95c ettes, some have inner 32‘79 belts; others boneless. . 3: Bandeaux, light welght; hook-back - style. lu Sizes 32, 34 and 36 79¢ Bandeaux, met lined crepe de chine; pink, blue 2Q@ and eggshell. Sizes 32 to 38 Goldenberg's—Second. Floor plain grays. Large size. sl.zs $2.95 Cotton Comforts. Covered with figured silkoline; lixht or dark patterns. sl~85 Bed Pillows, art or striped tlcklnz covering. Window Shades 59¢ Opaque Shades, white, ecru green; perfects. 75¢ American Hollands, white, green or ecru; perfects. m 3x6 size... atshorn « 7ol hite, Hartshorn rollers; Wi ecru or green, Perfects.. 77¢ $150 Duplex Shades, washable; green and white or green and ecru. Hartshorn rollers. ”c 95¢ Albert Hollands, white, ecru or green. ers $1.75 Holland Shades. Lace-trimmed; = Harts- horn. roliers $1.35 $1.50 Cleanable Shades, sunfast; white, ecru or melrose. Hartshorn' rollers sl‘ls Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor Month-End Remnants! Lingerie $1 to $1.49 Slips, rayon crepe and pongee. Regu- 7” lar sizes. Some soiled.... 50c Porto Rican Gowns, white, flesh and peach. 2” 50c White Muslin tallored or lace n'lmmed, Bizes 36 to 42 Goldenberg’s—Secor Month-End Remnants! Knit Undies Boys’ 39¢ Shorts, figured percales; elastic aldes Broken 1” Monlh-End Remnants! Handkerchiefs Men's 19¢ Handkerchiefs, plain white with hemstitched lu borders, Irregulars ‘Women’s 15¢ and 19¢ Handker- chiefs, imported and domestic kind; white or with colored 18c eenters. (3 on card.) Card Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Sale of Famous “Du Pont” Pyralin Toiletware $1.00 to $1.65 Values at 45c ea. (129) ‘Puff Boxes (48) Jewel Boxes (69) Clothes Brushes (46) Perfume Bottles $1.95 to $6.95 Values at O4c ea. (430) Mirrors (372) Brushes (78) Tr‘y'. (46) Frames (40) Atomizers (139) Polishes A great many pieces match but the quantity is limited! All perfect quality— the famous Du Pont brand. Toiletries—Main Floor Month-End Remnants! / Girls’ Wear Girls' 59¢ Muslin Combinations and Slips, sizes 2 to 14 59¢ to 89¢c Values at 25¢ ea. (162) Files (93) Knives (118) Hooks (122) Horns (330) Combs Buy now for gifts as we may not be able to offer such marvelous values again at such a low price. to 25¢ ‘Wool berets in white and col- ors, Goldenbers’s—Second Floor Month-End Remnants! Upholsteries $1.95 to $2.50 Couch Covers—odd portiere stripes and tap- Catries. Each . $1.25 $1 Sewing Machine Co ers, cretonne $1.95 Daybed Covers, cretonne; M 356 Velowr Searis Tor end ‘elour S I's for end tables; 9x18-inch size.. lu G‘Ilenhrl"—'.ll’!l "l“l' Towels Less Than l l c HALF! Slightly imperfect 19x39- inch double thread towels in solid pastels or with col- ored borders. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Month-End Remnants! Rayon Undies 89¢ Non-Run and Plain Rayon Panties, bloomers, shorts and step- ins. - ‘Tailored la trimmed styles. sizes ¢ 69c Rayon Bloomers, -ml Step- ins, tailored; panties, lace trimmed. Broken sizes... Children’s 50c Gowns, bloemers and panties of non-run Q@ rayon. Broken sizes Goldenbers's—M: Remnant Lengths! 29c to 35¢ Wash Fabrics 16¢ yd. Printed Pongee. . .Printed Rayon...high - count Per- cales . . . Sateens . . . Plisse Crepes. .. Tweed Prints. All good lengths. 39¢ to 69¢c Wash Fabrics 25c¢ yd. Printed Rayon Flat Crepes. . .Hollywood Chintz . . . Rayon Satins . . . Plain | Broadcloth...Radium Ray ..Plain Rayon Flat Crepes ..Printed Ratines. = sirable dress lengths. Gold 's—Main Floor Month-End Remnants! OVES GL $2.50 Kid Gloves, imported lamb- skins; novelty pull-on and one- clasp styles. sizes ‘Women's Fabric Gloves, noveny cuff style with embroidered 35C backs. Broken Iots....... Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Ext;-aordinary Rug Feature Event for Fridayl 5 $32.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs Tots' 25¢ Sun i, sateen; sleeveless. Bw en oc sizes . i l Tots' $1 Sheer Dresses, broken lots; sizes 2 to 5 yrs. s’c Goldenberg's—Third Floor Month-End Remnants Rugs $4 Congoleum Made Rugs, - 6x9 ft. Sec- sus onds Extra Special! Regular $20 Wool Face RUGS $14.85 Chinese and Persian designs. 9x12-ft, size. Use Our Budget Plan No Extras 3 petterns. Seconds 39¢ Felt-base Runner, in. wide. 4 pattzrns 49¢ Wool-and-Fiber Run- mer, 22% in. wide. Yd.. 35¢ $3.50 Congoleum and Other Felt Base Rugs, 4%:x9 size. sl.,s Seconds .... $20 Axminster IUII. 6x9 size. Seconds.. slz',s 29¢ Washzble h‘ Rugs, 18x36 inches 39¢ Felt-base Covering, 36 in. wide. Yd........... z” $1 Napara Rugs, 27x54 size. & Seconds i Cocoa Mats, extra 7” 9x12-Ft. and 8.3210.6 Sizes All Perfect 52145 Brand-new Fall-Winter patterns and colorings, in- cluding the favored small Persian, medallion and floral designs; 32 new styles and colors! Every rug is guaranteed to give years of service— over 300 in the group—seamless and perfect. $7.00 to $9.75 Linoleum and Felt-Base Rugs 6x9 ...7.6x9 ...9x10.6 .. .9x12 Sizes Just 40 rugs—slightly imper- fect—some are floor samples— 9 biit look at the savings! Tile and Y . carpet designs, in assorted color- ings. Continued Tomorrow! Sale of Entire Stocks Southern Spring Bed Co. From Their Baltimore and Washington Warehouses 5 Price & Less Metal Beds—Day Beds—Spnngs—— Mattresses Furniture Department, “Across the Street.” These New Autumn Dresses Cleverly Conceal Their Low Price! All-Wool Jerseys + .. (one sketched) with smartly simple, but not plain lines, and “tricky” new details that give them a far more expensive look. Con- trasting yokes, metal buttons, pat- ent belts, scarf collars, etc. Navy, black, green, wine or browm Sizes 14 to 44, Rayon* Travel Prints .+ . those attractive tweedlike pat- terns that are becoming alike to the large and small figure. Jacket styles, ties, becoming collars and slenderizing details for the larger figure. Backgrounds of all leading colors. Sizes from 16 to 50. *Rayon-and-Cotton. Goldenberg's—Seeond Floor. Second Day of the W onderful Sale of $1.50 nee Hosiery Our Most Popular Chiffon Number! Odcr % for $225 Marshall Field & Co.—makers of M beautiful stockings—granted us &' price on this particular number,’ this unusual sale possible, 3 Sheer, silk-to-the-top chiffon- wdgl- .dull twist. . . with picot tops...French heels. . .interlined sole. All perfect, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. . Tropique, Plage, Tdhit Paseo, Matin, Elephant Skin, Reve, etc. Marion Gage Will Fill Phone ul Mail Orders. NAtional 5220, Goldénbers's ‘s~Main Fioor. Wonderful Bargains in Our Sale of a Local Maker’s Entire Stock of House Frocks 9 c Four for Novelty prints. 12" momie _silk ques. and- other materials lol rplflgll;l&quuny. in Tnny l In¢ mlu, less, cap sleeve, and jacket types. Made in a careful shows that they were never mhmwnnnmym Sizes from 16 to 44 in Lot Goldenbers’s—Second Floor. Qualities that have always sold at $1 and more, only mm, Sensational Offering of Famous American Optical:Co.’s New “Ful-Vue” Frames $ 4.75 New style “Ful-Vue” high-bridge frames! With high tem- ples. - White gold filled (glel‘untnd permanently nsunn any discoloration or tarnish) utifully. engraved and fitted with pearl nose pads. EYES EXAMINED FREE Two Opwmwuu in Attendance Dr. Kanstoroom in Cherge berg’s—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Ia MEN! Sale of 515 and *16.50 ? 2-Pants Suits $11.75 For men and young. men—suits of especially fine tailoring and style— smart-looking blues, grays, tans, browns and mixtures in cassimeres, cheviots and worsted effects. Thnfty men will not let this oppor- tunity go by! Sizes 34 to 48, in- cluding stouts. Goldenberi’s—Men's Shop—Muin Fleor,