Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER‘ 29, 1931. forged. As to the remaining labor int 1,837.00, checks, involving $51,83° % MORE THAN SCORI TAKEN FOR SPEED Montgomery Police 6pefl Drive on Fast Autos in Bethesda. IARYLAND SETLES STOLEN FUND U State Accepts $93,750 From Banks to End Action for $271,791. 'AKRON UP NINE HOURS FOR LONGEST FLIGHT 1 Turning ;d—inl Measured in Fourth of Zeppelin's Test Cruises. @pecial Dispatch to Tha Sear. By a Staft Correspondent of The Bar. BALTIMORE, September 29.—Formal settiement for $93,750 of the State's suit inst the Union Trust Co. of this ity %o recover $271791 em;euled from ' ‘WAs an- y :.me'e:“v'e.mifm""“ = 1 By the Associated Press "The settlement was approved by Gov.| AKRON, Ohfo. September 20.—The ! Ritchie. William 8. Gordy, jr.. State log of the U. S. 8. Akron bore the rec- controller, and John M. Dennis, State |ord of its longest flight so far today as treasurer. the Giant Zeppelin was being groomed augurating a drive on speeding ts and those who fail to obey stop police working out of this pn‘:n e more than 20 arrests over the' week end. Those taken deposited col- lateral for their appearance in Police Court at Rockville. The majority of those arrested were required to put up only $3.50 or $7.50, but were warned that if caught again the collateral would not be so light. BETHESDA, Md., September 2§i—In-1* %1408 Fairfax road, Bethesda, Mi John C. Challl, 1321 Thirty-fifth street, Wasnin speed; John G." Walker, Maurice Ray ‘56 M sireet, Waehir speed, and Andrew L. Smith, 718 teenth northwest, speed. HUGHES WILL SPEAK TWICE IN RICHMOND Chief Ifi'fin to Talk at Unveiling of Bust to Madison and Before Bar. Accused of Shooting Trafie Law FREE CUPS FORBIDDEN | saiem, 1ma. september 20 ¢m— Arthur Moore, night marshal, was ar- Only Witnesses and Jurors Can Use street EXPECTS CANAL TO BEAR TRAFFIC FOR MANY YEARS Gov. Burgess Believes Panama Waterway Needs No Present Improvements. By the Associated Press. 2 Ofllofllu'lefl ‘:t the Panama Canal one considers the Isthmian waterway ‘Washington Man. Arrested. adequate to bear the interocean traffic Herman E. Breeden, 2114 N street, | for an indefinite time, , &peed; F. R. »| Without further improvements, he peed; | sald today, the Panama Canal will be jpeed; | able to handle the shipping for another 30 or 40 years and, after installation of C. L. Gaines, jr. Lexington, Ky., mo|a third lock, he believes the canal will registration and failing to stop; Stephen | meet the demands of commerce indefl- L. Tabor, Baltimore, failing to lmi: nitely. 3 S. Blanford, College Park,| Gov. Burgess made no comment on L It expenses . NI nal, which is not available for chase thereof.” Nothing was sald on Wisconsin avenue ‘extended. Among arrested, with the charge, follow: Frank Bell, Landover, Md., speed; Theodore J. Carter, 220 N street, Washington, speed and fictitious markers; Robert Thomas, Pittsburgh, Pa., speed; Edward G. Fraley, Harris- burg, Pa., speed; Lloyd D. Smoot, jr., 2515 Thirteenth street, Washington, | speed; Harry L. Stevens, Poolesville, | M 5 h;rwoud V. Pecke, Harris- peed. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. RI burg, Swallow Fouh-,'v Pens. Ideal for school 1 Fully guaranteed GARRISON'S 1215 E St. N.W. Grover C. Hunt, Carlisle, Pi Elma A. Maza, Nanticoke, Pa., speed; of the courts is not & States proper expense for the United speed. J. Albert Weinberg, jr.. 1403 Monta- Charges in the State’s petition al-| for the fifth of & serfes of test flights. feged the bank cashed 4952 forged Roads Commission checks between Oc- tober 1, 1920, and March 31, 1928. Total of $376.000 Stolen. Defalcations in the swindle conspir~ acy reached $376,000, according to fig- ures revealed at the trials of employes convicted of embezzling funds. ! After the conferehce with Chief| Judge Dennis, the attorney general is- sued a statement announcing the set- tlement of the litigation. The statement read: settlement of the suit the bank the State $93,750. “The settlement was recommended to| me by the controller hd was approved | by him with the assent of the Governor and treasurer, as required by law. “Of the amount stolen from the State there has been recovered $146,62595. ‘The State recovered $7,738.98 from em- ployes and others, $45,136.97 from surety companies and the present sum | from the bank.” Some Propf Lacking. “iSpeaking in terms of figures, I find | that no substantial proof is available to establish the forgery of the payee's signature on merchandise checks in- volving $5,21525 nor on pay voll | check; invelving $64,915.26. Conse- quently, as to, checks involving $70.-| 130.51, there appears to be no poseible | chance of recovery in case the present | suit actually goes to trial. “As to the merchandise checks in- volving $140,623.49, there is evidence that the indorsements of the payees | Rain: The Akron was up nine hours yester- day and last night for measurement of | its turning radius. Thoeodolites, instru- ments resembling a surveyor's telescope, were placed atop the dock and a fac- tory three miles away to record the ship's movements through circles and semi-circles, Although it will be some time before | results of the data are calculated, Rear | Admiral George C. Day of the Naval Board of Inspection and Survey said the flight was “very successful.” | The next flight, which may be made tomorrow, will determine the “dynamic | lift” and’the speed at which the ship | ascepds and descends under different | loads. Tests for speed and a 48-hour | cruise will follow. The ship, the world’s | tlargest lighter-than-alr craft, must be | flown 75-hours and meet all tests be-‘ fore it is accepted by the Navy. OFFICER TO BE BURIED Ogbourre A. Hill, U. S First Lieuf the Naval Marine Corps, who died Hospital here on Friday. 1 be buried oday in Arlington National Cemeter Comdr. Wiliord R. Hall, Chaplain Corps, U. S. Navy, will officlate at funeral es to be held at 2 pm. at the Fort Myer, Va., chapel. The honorary llbearers will be Lieut. Col. John R. Henley, Maj. Ar- thur J. White, Pirst Lieuts. Francis I.| Fenton and Raymond T. Presnell and | Chief artermaster Clerk Norman | Marine Corps. l Eight of | Washington, D. C., five from Maryland and the remainder from other States, Participating__in__the those arrested were from drive were Variety is the spice of a menu Old friends greet you often enough, but not too often, on our menus. Dinner 65c And a grand one it is, too. Table service at dinner. Cafeteria and table service at luncheon. gue street, Washington, falling to Wednesday % PALAIS ROYAL top | to the present canal. the proposed Nicaraguan Ca: has geen surveyed as an auxiliary route ; drinking fountains. DOLLAR DAY Downstairs Store Unusual! Don’t Miss This Exciting Event! Find Your New Hats Here! G PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Reduced for Clearance! Toiletries 1 Tricornes Bowlers Side Rolis “Eugenie” Brims Large and Small Headsizes Black . . . Colors Chemise! Underthings 2 for $]. Step-Ins! Attractive . . . Lace-trim- “Non-Run” Rayon Underwear This being the end of the month . . . opportunities like these will help to keep 'you within your budget . . . Savings like these are worth your while. Do not let this pass . . . Come in tomorrow, or just clip this ad- vertisement, check your needs and send it to us. Or call District 4400. Coty’s Laimant, % L’Origan 35¢ Paris and Emeraude 33¢ Guerlain’s $1.25 $1.13 veveses ‘83¢ 75¢ Mitsouko .... 83c 75¢ Palais Royal—Main Floor Bath and Talcum Sale! Perfumes Viou Assorted Soap. Origi- nally $1. 4 cakes to Pkg... 25¢ 109% off (Dram Quantities) Sale Dram Caron’s Powders $1 Cheramy Biarritz 39': $L.50 R. Louis Bath Powder Nuit de Noel. .$1.75 Sweet Pea .. Bellodgia .... L’Infini vy Bath Pow- 75(5 5¢ Houbigant Talcum, - sorted odeurs ™ 69c 25 Mavis Taicum Pow- J&o 15¢ $1.58 $1.70 $1.13 80¢ 80c 45¢ Raquel Beauty Soap, (Original price, 50c_cake) Ybry Femme 25¢ Imported Douge Bath de Paris Seap, % 25¢ Lemon Rinse Desir du Coeur Soap 25¢ Pure Castile Lentheric Miracle .. Soap 314-1b. Bars Castile i Asphodels . . Corday’s Bleue Jasmin L'Heure Romantique .. Quand Houbigant's Essence Rare..$1.88 Quelques Fleurs . Subtilite . Ideal .. . Mon Boudoir . Molyneux's Parfum Skin Creams $1 Pond's Cold Cream $1 Pompeian Night Cream 50c Creme Elcaya (founda- tion cleansing or astrin- gent) .. 25¢ Woodl Cream . 50c Noxzema and 25¢ Cake of soap, both for 69c 69¢ 39¢ 19¢ 42¢ 45¢ 45¢ 45¢ 68¢ 68¢ 68c = 8lc Waters $1.70 ant “Quel- Perfumes, Toilet $3.25 and $3.50 Houl ques Fleurs'' a $1 Lubin, asst. j odeurs T B0 $7.50 Mi Nena; 3-02. bottie .. $3.50 B| S1 De Musset, Sweet Pea, Gar- denia, Jaemin, 19€ 50¢ 55¢ 45¢ 45¢ 50c¢ 4le 50¢ 90¢ 68¢ 452 90¢ $1 Piver's Misti or Rocroy 50c Stein’s Whealeroft Liquid Powder $1 Volupte Double Vanity $1 Tre-jur Double Vanity ... Coty Indel Sticks ... $1 Ybry Lip Sticks (pastel shade cases) g i Vi 1 sise Raquel Orange - dhcontioued,, 506 51 Veolay; imporied o= size; discontinued Chypre Ming. . Lucretia Vanderbilt ... Mimzy Ciro’s Jasmin . 63¢c Mury's Patricia $1.70 Palais Royal—Main Floor 69¢ 25¢ 89¢ T0c for Women Who Want Shoes Comfort With Style Tllustrated, a one-strap in dark brown kid with appliques of reptile; Good- year welt soles; covered Cuban heel. See the same shoe in dull black or suede. Other “La France” Styles at $8.50 $ med Garments . . . Pastel Shades. Sizes 34 to 40. Chemise! 4 for Panties! Y Perfect Garments! : Step-Ins. Smartly Tailored . . . properly proportioned in regular sizes. BloomerS! Pastel Shades. Quite the smartest hats we've ‘'seen at this: price! Styles for misses and young matrons! = - .. Rayon Satin Slips, 2 for Lustrous rayon satin; I 300 Hand-Embroidered Porto Rican Gowns, 5 for Regularly 29¢ and 39¢ Lovely, serviceable Gowns that are ap- pliqued. Colors, peach and green. Regular sizes. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store Women’s Flannelette Gowns, 2 for 1 Warm quality flan- nelette, in striped effects; full length and long sleeves. Sizes for misses and women. tailored with side pleats; fully propor- tioned; full length. Colors: Flesh, peach, rose, tan, navy or black. Sizes 34 to 44. Look at This Splendid Offer! | Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings . . .2 pr. for Perfect and Irregulars Sheer chiffon. Service weights with $ Desirable colors. Sizes 815 Here Is Important News! 3,000 Men’s Broadcloth Shirts - Perfect! New! Each shirt wrapped in cellophane! Lustrous, smartly tailored broadcloth shirts . . . full cut . .. fast colors. White, blue, tan or green. Sizes 14 to 18. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store Men! Just 600 New Picot tops. lisle heel and sole. to 10 in the lot. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store $ for $1.69 Ironing Table 3-legged style; rigid and sturdy. Look! Only 300 of These $1.69—22-Piece Rose Colored AN B pe—— Large leak- Bowl, 1 Milk Pitcher. e 1 can, with $1.50 Step-On Glass Luncheon Set Refuse Pail 4 Cups, 4.Saucers, 4 Plates, 4 Glasses, 1 Sugar proof inset, in enameled Poll;-xle_-dfied lrr But-of-t‘o‘_m lélipmenu casy operating 5 alais Royal—Downstairs Store e Many Are g Genuine Fur Felts! Snap brims. Gros I Iat Grain Bands! Lea- ther Bands! ? The Wanted Colors, Smart Linings. 25 Rolls of Waldorf Tissue 650 sheets to the roll. Only 25 $1.69 Ash Gan and Cover 20-gallon capac- ity; reinforced Palais Royal—Second Floor rolls to a cus- tomer. Palais Royal—Downstairs Store 4 . 3 Sizes 654 to 7Y Palais Royal—Downstairs Store top and bottom. D e P ————————r—