Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1931, Page 27

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 8 1931-PART ONE. | FILM ACTOR ARRESTED {in New vork. Preliminary bearing was | GUNS USED ON STARLINGS |of startings to drive them from their | ~FORM MUSIC BENEFIT |Julisn Fresdman of New ¥omx set for November 27. m&;fl:&n the parapets and ledges of the Cleveland, was announced 5 % P . he charge, Renaldo . g v It is headed V I . aldo Charged With - . For the last several years . | eaded by Lewis Richards, di- D. A. R. AC kK |Duncan Renaldo arges ith| Jaimed his wife left him here last | Folicemen Fire at Flocks n.amthtxgmm_e et mnsa:‘?: ;;;‘:: ‘t}k’l:sanzlir&; Salzburg Foundation to Aid U. 8. rector of the Michigan State i i Abandoning His Child. April and took their child with her to | on Pennsylvania Capitol. \nnd various methods of driving them Students Organized. of Music, and is to be called the Societs Teretly Hancock ‘Ohapiér held its| Al D, A B. members tnterssted in | LOS ANGELES, November 7 (P)-— {L}z,f,"’(‘,‘mcf"fi};";‘:‘f&‘:&' (Jistrict at- | HARRISBURG, Pa., November 7 (#). e ey waesterday for the A8 | gurZBURG, Austria, November 7 0f the Friends of Mozarteum. Contrls November meeting at Olney Inn, Olney, | this work are invited to attend the | Duncan Renaldo, film actor, was aiTest" | eompigint against Renaldo on the | —The rattle of musketry reverberated £ume v AN | ¢# —0rganization of foundation to | butions agereqate $500.000. Md. Mrs. Dorsey Downey, Mrs. George nuu: nex¢ Wednesday night at the | ed here yesterday on a {ugitive warrant | ground that Mrs. Renaldo faced an in- |about Pennsylvania's Capitol yesterday. | The Irish Fre# State now has more |cury on the work of the Salzburg or-|m'm-“'fflywn‘l: it nee:m':or': train T. Bell and Miss Mildred O'Nefll were i 4 use. charging him with abandoning his child ' sanity charge here. Twelve State policemen fired at flocks ' than 420,000 farms. chestral Academy, founded in 1929 by ' conductors, hostesses, Mrs. Downey gave a histori- gmssm STTTTITITIINOTS S S : s S TR T ey “272"5 1 E. G. Hines Co., Jewelers, at 921 F St. N.W. walls of the dining room executed by the famous artist Hauenstein, which depict scenes in the history and life The Entire Present Stock, Together With Newest Christmas Gift Merchandise Just Received, to Be Sold at Price Reductions Ranging to Half and More. Watches— Diamonds — Sterling Silver — Rings — Bracelets and Scores of Items Must Be Sold. benefit bridge held by the chapter at! ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. William Closing out the entire stock at sale prices that should clear the store to the bare walls within a very short time. Every one in Washington knows the fine quality of merchandise carried by the E. G. Hines Co. for the past 35 years—here is your chance to select from this fine stock at price reductions that invite Sherman Walker, honorary member, spoke. Mrs. W. Wayne Wirgman and immediate purchase of Christmas Gifts. Reductions from the regular retail price will prevail on all new merchandise as it is received, as well as merchandise now in stock. SESSSS SRS SRS ARN Mrs. Robert Grove were also guests of the chapter. Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter met November 3 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Endicott, 4221 Thirteenth street north- east. The vice regent, Miss Romona J Newman, presided. Plans were made for the annual chapter ball, at the Ken- nedy-Warren Apartments, November 27 Mrs. Jasper Belle gave an illustrative talk of the Yorktown Bicentennial Cele- bration, which she attended. Army and Navy Seclety, C. A. R— Ray Clarke, junior president. opened the meeting. October 31, at the home| of Maj. and Mrs. Munson in Hyattsville At his request heads were bowed in sin- cere respect t> Mrs. Fred du Bols, an honorary national president, who died last Summer. Reports and pictures cf the Yorktown pageant and of the Sum- mer outing at the Army, Navy and Ma- rine Cou..cry were given by Misses Jane and Helen Cox Members and gucsts at this party at- tended in costume, and _Halloween mes were playea. Miss Helen Mae loedorn was awarded the first prize in anut contost i nts or friends of the society de- siring to attend the benefit bridge party given by District C. A. R.'s, November 11, at the home of Mrs. Wagner on Langdrum Lane, in Chevy Chase, Md., may notify Mrs. Ormond Cox, Wiscon- &in 4070. Federal City Chapter met Tuesday night at the home of the regent, Miss | Estelle Price. Money was apprcpriated to pay the first semester tuition of the scholarship for the student the | chapter is helping at Maryville Col- lege. Miss Nette Herrick gave a talk on Lake Louis>, Canada. Miss Estelle Price gave a description of the Taney House, in Prederick, Md. ‘The Frances Scott Chapter was en- tertained at the November meeting by | Mrs. John E. Fowler and Mrs. Jeter | Pritchard at the hcme of Mrs. Fowler. | After luncheon the regeut, Mrs. Ar- thur Adelman, presided. The regional | meeting of the Eastern States at Phil- adelphia later in the month was an- | nounced, and that Mrs. Warren Emley, & member and former regent of the chapter, will be one of the two pages from the District of Columbia serving at this meeting. Katrina Harvey, State historian, and Miss Elizabeth Malott Barnes, State chairman of the Scns and Daughters of the Republic Committee, Were the guest speakers. Miss Harvey ve a talk on “The Trip to York- wn.” Miss Barnes gave information regarding her work among the children of the city, also tcld of the first con- vention ‘that the clubs will hold in the Wilson Teachers’ College Decem- ber 13 ot 2:30 pm. Mrs. Percy Daniels and Mrs. Theo- dore Uhler of Falls Church requested transfers to the Mount Vernon Chap- ter at Alexandria, Va. The name <f Miss Dorothy Gould Fewler was presented as a new member. Girl Home Makers' Committee.—Miss Hellx:ni Pilsmkm m‘ regent, was the principal er at a meeting of the Girls' Club, held under the auspices of the Girl Home ldaker's Committee, at the parish house of Trinity Church, ‘Third street and Indiana avenue, Mrs. Gary Walters, State chairman, intr duced the following teachers, old and new: Mrs. J. W. McGarry, Maj. L’Enfant Chapter; Mrs. Laura T. Neal, Manor House Chapter; Miss Florence M. Rieger, Army and Navy Chapter; Mrs. Francis J. Ford, Victory Chapter: Mrs. William J. La Varre, Our Flag Chapter; Mrs. Hazel B. Jones, Dolly Madison Chapter; Miss Adelina Tom- | linson, American Chapter; Mrs. C. A. | Weaver, Little John Boyden Chapter: . Gladys V. Taft, Maj. L'Enfant Cl r; Mrs. Helen M. Montague, Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter, and Mrs. Claire Gwyn Harper, Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter. | Ofrls who attended the club for the first time were Estelle Sullivan, Mar- | Bradshaw, Geraldine Duck, Joan itehill, Gecrgia Miller, Margaret Duck, Anna Mae Duck, Virginia Duck, Elfreda Poimette, Adele White, Kath- erine Wheeler, Dorcthy Philips, Mil- dred White and Dorothy Webster. ALL QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED—YOU MUST BE EARLY TO SHARE IN THESE SAVINGS. 1847 Rogers; Hol d . $1.50—$2 $100 Values to $3.50 Edwarde; Resdand Waterman Fountain Pens Solid 10-Kt. Gold Diamond Rings Belt Pins Gold-Filled Y‘]ue' e S.ls Barton Sets and Eversharp Pencils Baby Rings 7-Stone Clusters Old-fashioned pins in a large Baby Pins Rlng Mo“ntm‘s Dessert _spoons, _forks. xnives, Including some brand _new " s fo Sparkling diamonds of good size that will recall happy days. salad forks and other bieces. one sets of pen and pencil; per piece, T et color and " cutting. Solid white Complete your ~ensembie With Baby pins and cuff pins of gold P L L I set of 6 pleces to customer at, while they last. bt gold mountings. one at. f‘.‘éi" stock. Per pair, while they Price includes’ all “labor ':-m'"n-.' per set, l 5c Pair I ; $4-95 Reliable, Accurate Watches | i cis wo. | Superior Quality Diamonds Standard makes of fine watches for ladies and gentlemen will be closed out at most & Mary and Other unusual price reductions. Sterling Silver Ofiered at P!'ices That Show Rel'narklble savil'lg’ . o Tea spoons. knives. forks, % 2 g 2 3 $35 Gruen Wrist $15.50 Strap Watches $25 Wrist Watches spoone. and ali other pieces of Dainty, attractive, new style diamond rings in most desirable designs are offered at prices Watches Good-looking strap watches for Small rectangular wrist watches B o el that will make your dollar de extra duty. The gems in our stock are of superior grade and Small, dainty®wrist watches of y i N reral sh v 15- share Ip this saving. We reserve Sac z . & 2 3 men. Jeweled and timed move- in several shapes and styles. ine Tight to limit- quantities sold quality, every one an exceptional value at our regular price—now you can save from a third Gruen make with 15-jewel move- : o 7 ments. Cases are white gold ments in white gold effect cases. jewel movements, white gold to a half. filled and tastefully decorated. Get yours early. filled cases. $2 3.35 57_75 sl 2 50 Diamond Rings Diamond Rings Diamond Rings _Sparkling diamonds of good i Exquisi i sitg and color, mmentad in o] g0 ey ol Gwuiets of | _EEpR et white gold mountings. On sale b o i ™ in solid white gold rings of new Every Pocket Watch in the Stock !, Price — ' i $95 g ;215 o 0$165w Elgins, Walthams, Tllinois, Howard and other makes of fine pocket watches regularly sold from $25 to $125, are now offered at hali of the regular retail price. Values to $20 $60 Howard Watches $130 Diamond Watches $75 Wrist Watches | Seth Thomss | Every Diamend Ring Marked to Sell Quickly Dress model Howard pocket Winois wrist watches with fine Small dainty wrist watches in - : ; g ; ; T (i) Pochet I5gcwcl movements. Set with 8 18Kt solid white gold cases set S A choice selection of fine diamond rings are to be sold during the sale at prices we honestly believe oy i ;“ 1 brilliant diamonds in platinum em- with genuine diamonds. 13- reguiar Seth Thomas clocks, are much lower than the same quality sells for else where—come in and see our offering. ments. White gold filled cases bellished case. Special— jewel movements. They strike hours and half 330 365 337.50 houys on. Cathedral Gong. Diamond Rings Diamond Rings Diamond Set ‘While they last— Generous size diamonds of fine giuon® oaramle 10, list all of our Jewelry ¢ut and color. Superior grade space. The stock to be sold con- i Brooches, pendants, € srisans sists of diamond rings that range in gems that you will be proud to price regularly up to $400, Now you pheuflnnex lovely d:e‘:;lery mounted Every Elgin Wrist and Strap Watch, 1/2 Price IRt own and ;:. On sale now at— ;%cnm a ring nsn splendid sav- it i, Gy ate abee Ofered on $35 Wrist Watches $32.50 Strap Watches $65 Wrist Watches $2.50—%6 - - wxg}.mg‘um& 'gf;‘:’uer]e w:::v:;!::': it wewathiine I Ve Ok ta Wrist watches in attractive de- Mesh Baz‘ Dlamond'set Bracelets at Extremely Low Pnce’ signs and styles. 15-jewel move- Cases are white gold filled and at- mannish styles. They have accurate ments, solid white gold cases. A i i . . i tractively engraved. Not many I and reliable 15-jewel movements. most Suitable Christraas giet, Plated siiver mesh bags in = A large stock of fine solid white gold and platinum bracelets set with choice the group at square shapes. Not many in this iamonds on sale in price groups ranging from $25 to $75. $17-50 $16:25 $32.50 e . . . ixtures and Equi Buy Jewelry for Gifts Now _ | VR S _—— forSale Never such a chance to buy a fine set of fixtures at a fraction of the actual value. Science Mountain Canyons Yield Virulent Plant Poison, De- scribed in United States Bulletin as Flitweed. A new virulent plant poison, the flitweed, is described in the Experiment Station Record of the Department of Agriculture. It is found in shaded mountain car- yons of the notaern Sierra Nevada and is greatly relisned by both cattle and sheep. First t poisoned animal be- gins to breath more rapidly, then loscs all sense of direction, staggers and falis to the ground in convulsions. It bites almost incessancly at objects on the ground, chewing at sticks and dirt or anything else vithin range. Thea breathing and reart action grow slower | until the animal coilapses and dies. A poison of the strychnine family has been found in the plant. About five pounds of the raw plant will kil a| sheep. There i+ no remedy, once the poison begins to take effect. T. R. H. (Copyright, 1931.) But once in a great many months comes such a selling of fine jewelry and kindred lines— i only at a genuine “Going-Out-of-Business” selling such as this wilk you find merchandise $1—$2.50 z,g::,:;?n:; 8::::;:?}::}30‘\‘\”{;1“‘(<m as great as those listed here. Wise buyers will select GoldiElledand Jeweled Pieces Greatly Reduced Silver Brooches - ° Solid gold rings, mesh bags, pendants, watch ch ains, cuff links, cigarette cases, watch bands and scores ter ln an ate 1 ver g, selction of_brooches of other gift suggestions to be sold at sensationally lowered prices. Select Christmas gifts early—buy 5 . 3 Al while the selection is complete. slpted < choice at, e { ilve as be en ;v:u:rl“h:r:h?fr’ ;_‘.” \\vm-h quickly. Buy for 510 Solid Gold B h 5 N J 1 d Ri . gift orfliomERiEes while tthe sclcctic gL NIk e SRR ) ! Dainty, luttnc?l\'e br:;:::, e’: golld :xxe -firyeexfiaw goll:g:zs. 2‘}”2:22‘ E;:fiml‘:l;l;:n $10 Sterling Candle $15 Sterling Trays $4 Sterling Bonbons C Lmmlimeandie S5 008 <t e 295 & Sftraciive engraved 5750 A fine stock of lovely sterling a 4 g Some are set genuine and simulated and chased designs. H-lders attractive bright fin- —for serving sandwiches or cake. Good weight solid silver bonbon Vi 2 sl Good weight solis stiwer dishes are priced very low. Desir- WO — i T ARt 1}!\ l;gall"canr:’l:miil‘(: 36'65 {rays with aitractive pierced | @ able medium size, in $9.65 . . of it alvec cn anle moy borier. Bright nmin spe. 9] (]} our choiee ot ‘aniens, $. $4 Watch Chains $17.50 Cigarette Case $4 Watch Bands PR ichai Gold fined watch New, thin model Flexible metal bands A . R I $16—$18 s’ BalS " §9.65 s uitiosntlt § .75 of ok 2ot s $9.00 All Sterling Flat Silver, 15 Price 57 e Traveling Clocks | ¢ ™ " 2% el o $6.25 Meat Platters $5 Water Pitchers $12 Gravy Boat and Tray Nt sl seliable $27.50 Sterling Mesh Bags $7.50 Novelty Bracelets $30 Dresser Sets locks of a standard make in Fine mesh of ster- Sterlinig silver brace- Sterling silver Plated meat platters Attractive water - ‘Two-piece gravy serv- b ling silver, v 00 50 in 14-in¢h tige. Quaran- 34.80 ety of the Datier sents of 3.35 ing set of guaranteed 38.35 folding leather cases for e L $ U5 Luim unusually good- $5. el e $ g teed long wearing plate. silver plate. Special.... silver plate. Special. .. dresser or traveling use. formal wear .. looking styles .......... some turned pattern Scores of Lovely Plate Silver Pieces on Sale Gifts for Everyone on Your List—Buy Early 1 ¢ of U of piec e = ing silver— i Now is i v and here is the place t y—nevi i ; gi i i _ We list above a few of the hundreds of pieces of fine plate and sterling silver—bear in N the time to buy and hi he pl: o buy—never again such lovely gift suggestions priced mind that all quantities are limited—you will profit by shopping early. as we have priced this stock. E. G. HINES CO.—JEWELERS—921 F ST. N.W. Established Over 35 Years oap Cleanses and Protects Your Skin Unsurpassed in purity, it 'contains medicinal proper- ties which are soothing and healing to the kin and are a protection against skin troubles. Price 25e. Proprietors: Potter Drug & Chemical Corp., Malden, Mass. 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