Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1931, Page 28

B_12 % | HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS If your skin is yellow—comple: pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor ~—you have a bad taste in your mouth —a lazy, no-good feeling—you should try Olive Tablets. . Edwards Oiive Tablets—a sub- stitute for calomel—were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 20 years of study. Olive Tablets are a purely vege- | table compound. Know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy- ancy like childhooa days, you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel— yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and help over- come constipation. Take n'rhtly and note the pleasing results. Millions of boxes sold yearly. 15¢, 30c, 60c. Ends Any Kind of HEADACHE 7 in few minutes ! Why put up with a miser~ able headache when a single dose of Capudine will relieve pain in a few minutes and freshen you uplike new? Being liquid, Capudine works in one- third the time of oedi- eary forms. No harriful drugs. Make This Test! . . Next time you have a headache, go to your drug store and get a bortle of Cap- udine, or take a dosc at the soda foun- | st. PRISONERS BONDED N ABDUCTION CASE |Mother’s Alleged Taking of | \ | Daughter Up Tomorrow in Mechanicsville. Special Dispatch to The Star. . MECHANICSVILLE, Md., November 30.—Mrs. Viola Dorsey and Bernard | | Tretick, both of Washington, were re- | leased here yesterday under $1,000 | bond to insure their appearance tomor- | row morning for a preliminary hear- | ing before Magistrate Robert Bur- | roughs on charges growing out of the | alleged abduction of Mrs. Dorsey's 16- | year-old daughter, Eugenia Robercht, | Saturday. | Washington and Maryland authori- tles are still searching for thbe girl, whose whereabouts Mrs. _Dorsey Tt fused to reveal. Mrs. Dorsey sa however, that she is with an aunt, and | with Mike Tretick, also of Washing- ton, the latter, it is alleged, having taken_the girl from the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Roy Guyther, here, where she had been placed by her father. Mrs. Guyther is the father's sister, Marys_police obtained a warrant for Mike Tretick. Mrs. Dorsey admitted that she was driving the automobile in which the | — young coupel made their getaway. | She said they have been sweethearts | for some time. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary MR. AND MRS. L. F. LUSBY MARRIED HERE IN 1881. who today celebrated the golder n*anniversary of their marriage here on November 30, 1881, at the Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church, Third and I EMUEL F. LUSBY, 73, and Lena Lusby, 70, of 723 East Capitol street, A streets northeast. The Lusbys received congratulations from many friends at an informal tea held at their home yesterday and messages from the District and other pbints hav 40 years was a retail grocer, is now retired. ¢ poured in today. Mr. Lusby, who for The couple have four children, E. O, W. M. and Viola Lusby of Weshirzton and L. L. Lusby of Philadelphia. hoto. —Harris-Ew DECREE MAKES STREET PERMANENT ROADWAY ‘nthrr lot owners of the use of the | roadway ‘The court’s opinion enjoins him from interfering with the uninterrupted use of Bellevue avenue by all the property | owners. Attorney George C. Gertman .0 [FORMER LEGISLATOR SENTENCED TO JAIL Benedict Resident Is Given 18 Months in House of Correction on Traffic Charges. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BRYANTOWN, Md., November 30.— Arrested after he is alleged to have frightened the population of Benedict the town with a shotgun in his car, Benjamin F. Henderson of Benedict, a member of the Maryland Legislature in 1922, was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction yesterday on two serious traffic charges. State Policeman J. C. Gates, who arrested Henderson, preferred charges of second offense driving while drunk and driving on a revoked license. Jus- tice of Peace L. H. Steffen of Bryan- town sentenced the man to 12 months on the first charge and 6 months on the second. Men... Why don't you let Shop for You? MONDAY, NOVEMBER by driving through the main street of | Elizabeth Brewster 30, 1931. GRID STAR INJURED IN CONTEST MAY DIE |Former Fredericksburg High School Athlete Breaks Neck During Game. By the Associated Press. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., November 30.—John McCalla Boulware, 22, Fred- | ertcksburg high school star athlete of | several years ago, received injuries ex- | pected to prove fatal in a foot ball game here yesterday. Boulware, playing with the Predericks- | washington Stantons.’ broke his neck | when he slipped and fell while running | interference for a backfield mate. Two opposing players fell upon. Not realizing the extent of their teammate’s injuries, the Rebels con- | tinued play and won, 39 to 0. for Our | burg Rebels in a game against e Man Shot by Hunter As Hand Is Mistaken For Head of Turkey Special Dispatch to The Star. STAUNTON, Va., November 30.— When his hand was mistaken by fel- low hunters for the head of a turkey, Charles Berry of Lexington, Va., Te- ceived a peppering of bird shot in his neck and back. Berry raised his hand to grasp & projection and pull himself up a steep mountainside in Goshen Pass. Another hunter, seeing the hand rise above the thick brush, mistook it for the head of a turkey and fired both barrels of his gun. Most_of the shot was removed from Berry's body in a Lexington hospital. So that it may share in the Hospital Sweepstakes of Dublin, Irish Free State, the health board of Mayo proposes to place 100 beds in the disused county jail and open it as a hospital. We Gladly Cash Christmas Checks Patrons! THE NEW Selected gift things from many WOMAN FACES COURT IN HUSBAND MURDER Two Eyewitnesses Take Stand in Luray to Testify to Shooting by Defendant. Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va, November 30.— The trial of Mrs. Blanche Deaver, charged with the murder of her husband, Charles Deaver, on November 7, opened this morning with the calling of two eyewitnesses, Hubert and Irving Mane uel of near Luray, who were at Riley- ville and happened to pass by in a car_on the day the murder occurred. ‘They testified that they heard no threats made by Charles Deaver, but did see Mrs. Deaver shoot him. There are 25 witnesses summoned, and the case may go over until tomorrow. The defense claims that Mrs. Deaver was in constant fear of her life and the lives of her children. The Gift Shop Opens Tomorrow Third Floor TN e A A tain. Then time the action. Note how Quickly pain disappears and you “‘pep” right up. In 10c, 30c, 60c bottles or by the dose atdrug store soda fountains. Be Justice Bailey Decides, on mESouElae S sources where you may choose quietly. appeared for the plaintiffs. elleffs 1216-20 F Street N.W. 'SHOTGUN, EXPLODED | ' BY FIRE, SAVES LIVES { Children of Family, Trapped in| She Knows! Call Metropolitan 0300 or ask for her! Street Floor | MOTHER JONES HONORED Benefactress Praises Labor Leader Bellevue Avenue. Justice Jennings Bailey has signed a FOR HEADACHES Capudi BREAKS UP A COLD IN A JIFFY Feel Like a New Person | Almost Before You Know It If you want quick relief from a cold, go back to first principles and use some- | thing you know does the business— don’t start “trying” a lot of fancy ideas or remedies. Even a “little” cold is too | dangerous to take chances on. Get Hill's Cascara Quinjne. A scien- tific formula made to do ONE THING WELL: ¥o knock a cold in a jiffy, not to cure a hundred different things. Take two tablets now. Then follow directions on box. Drink lots of water, too—that's all. Soon those mean, ach- ing pains in head and body in to go: the cold breaks up; poisons leave your system. Almost before you know it, you feel like a new person. If it doesn't do that, your money back. Get a box now. You'll be sur- prised at the speed with which it works. Costs only a few cents. HILL Cascara-Quinine Compound Monterey House, Flee by i Porch Roof. Special Dispatch to The Star. | STAUNTON, Va., November 30.—The exploding of a shotgun sounded a warning that doubtless saved the lives | Lewis Wilmer of nearby when fire completely destroyed his residence late Saturday night. | As older members of the family sat in a lower room they were startled by reports of a gun from above. They | | rushed upstairs, where younger mem- {bers of the family were sleeping, to find fiames, which had exploded the shells, rapidly spreading through the upper rooms of the dwelling. Trapped in their rooms, the occupants of the upper floor escaped onto a porch roof and were lowered from there to the | ground. The home was completely de- stroyed with a loss of several thousand dollars, SPEAKERS TO COMPETE | Spell Down of Chest Questions to Be Held by Speech Clinic. A real battle of wits is expected at | tonight's meeting of the Speech Clinic of the Community Chest Speakers' Bureau which will be held at 6 o'clock at the E Street Branch of the Y. W. C. A, 640 E street. Wheeler is chair- man of the clinic and has arranged the second of a series of contests whereby | those present divide into two parties and are “spelled down” on questions concerning the Community Chest which are expected to be asked during the campaign. Mr, Wheeler and J. O. Martin will| handle the questions tonight, with Linn | C. Drake, Scout executive, as judge. decree establishing Bellevue avenue, in the subdivision known as Bellevue Highlands, as a highway with the per- petual right of way over it by the own- ers of lots in the subdivision. Suit was instituted by Joseph L. and Eva Bockovac, lot owners, against Henry Yeager, who was accused of After the suit was filed Yeager dis- claimed any intention of depriving CLEANING AT A SAVING on Death Anniversary. The first anniversary of the death of Mother Jones, cestenarian labor leader, | was commemorated this morning with | & radio address by Mrs. Lillie May Bur- | gess, at whose home near Hyattsville Mother Jones spent the last two years jof several members of the family of (usurping a portion of the roadway and |of her life. Monterey, | ploughing it up for his own benefit. | The labor ‘eader was pictured by Mrs. | Burgess as a mother to all working men | and a champion of the oppressed. different moods . Wonderful assortments 25¢ White linen with hand-em- broidered corners...white linen with pastel applique... pastel with white applique... initialed handkerchiefs...both regular and sports sizes... rolled or hemstitched hems. An excellent selection. Pigskin gloves continue to be first choice for all sports wear. They wash perfectly . . it's almost impossible to wear them out, and they're not so expensive as they used to be . .. in other words .. . a grand idea for Christmas! as low as 25c¢. 50¢ Perfectly grand imported French linen prints . . . Irtsh prints in big bold designs ...handmade linen from Spain, linen with deep net borders...sports prints i chiffon ft pastel prints in French chiffon. You'll love these. A trite saying—but after all, what is nicer than nice gloves for Christmas? French Kid, $3.95 Three styles from which to choose at $3.95 . . . Centemeri French kid pull-ons . .- and goatskin, with hand sewed seams. Black, brown, beige, eggshell, and white, Many smart two-tong appliques. Christmas is as merry as you make it! It’s not necessarily how much you pay for a gift that counts— as much as where you buy it! Try Jelleff’s and see! The Art of Giving Handkerchiefs! It’s lots more fun giving handkerchiefs than it used to be . . . they express different personalities . . . as much as anything you can give! Bold, unusual prints . . . quaint imported prints that look for all the world like old-fashioned French wall paper . . . fine white linens with exquisite { bits of handwork in the corners . . . fragile wisps of chiffon and lace for evening . . . handkerchiefs for the sophisticated . . . for the gay . . . for the feminine . . . and at very low prices this year at Jelleff’s. $1.00 size French lingn .hand-embroidered either white, or pastel shades...French batiste with Val design_lace...linen from Spain...handmade, with love- ly bits of colored applique ...linen embroidered in bright colors from Switzer- Sports Auto Gloves, $3.95 ® For a woman who drives her car, these fleece-lined cape- skins are just the thing. They're warm without being too bulky, and come in colors to match her coat—black, brown and walnut. 52 $1.00 Choosing an evening handker- chief with a chiffon center... and a very deep edge of tulle ...plain chiffon with rolled hems every shade you can imagine. ..chiffon with lace corners...small size chiffon for afternoon with a lace lace border...every one dainty. Nothing Nicer Than Nice Gloves! Especially when gloves are so in fashion as this year! Well, the nicest of gloves are here—from France mostly—and these at $3.95 are exceptional values! Pigskin, $3.95 French Suede, $3.95 Imported from France. . these lovely washable suede pull-ons, with scalloped tops. Everyone needs at least one pair of these, and so you can't go wrong in giving them. ~Black, brown, beige, white, and grey. GLOVE SHOP—STREET FLOOR. Shop for Yourself and for Gifts in the Sports Shop Satisfy your own needs and buy several gifts at Specials for This Week Ladies’ Cloth DRESSES Men’s Suits or Overcoats Kill two birds with one stone! Cleaned and Pressed LADIES’ SILK DRESSES, COATS OR COAT Cleaned and Pressed Cleaned and Pressed SUITS, 75¢ The Spic_émd Span reputation for “Better Cleaning” was built on “Quality Work”—Even though the prices are lowered the Quality remains unchanged. Main Office 1415 H Street N.W. 1415 H Street N.W. 1119 14th Street N.W. 1735 Conn. Avenue N.W. 1432 Park Road NW 1924 Penna. Avenue N.W. 3614 14th Street NW. 903 King Street Alexandria, Va. Dlstrict 8263 5024 Conn. Avenue N.W. 3008 14th Street N.W. 14th & T Streets N.w. 3659 Georgia Avenue N.W. 5th & H Streets 2121 Rhode Isla 8303 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, Md. N.E. nd Avenue N.E. the same time! they will delight those who get them . will be a grand surprise! High Color Wool Frocks $16-50 When you see what wonder- ful things the new bright dresses do to you, you'll be tempted to entirely replenish your wardrobe! They bring out the color in your cheeks and the lights in your hair! And isn't it nice that they are fashionable from morning until night! Corduroy Knit Tweed Wool Relda Crepe Wool Crepe The new high necks that swing to the side as they button . . . the sprightly cur- tain ring clips of Schiaparelli appearing here and there on two-picce dresses. Two-color dresses . . . the sleeves en- tirely of the dark color . . . plenty of belts! (they add youth) and flares just where you want them. Red, High Green, Brown, Green-Brown, Two Blues Sizes 14 to 20 It is wise and practical to give sweaters and blouses for gifts! And .. the new fashions . .. the smart colors . .. Everything New in Sweaters $9.95 Going out by the hundreds so they come in the same way . . . puffy sleeves, long cuffs, short sleeve, long slim sleeves 2 high necks, round necks, vee necks . . . stripes, two and three color sweaters, geometric designs that you couldn’t imagine! Just every coler, too! Nice to have . nice to give . . . and so in- expensive you could buy six and not spend much! Regularly $5.50 and $6.50 Last week they went out in no time! And we consider it a stroke of good luck to get more ! Satin Silk Crepe If you want one, tomorrow’s your chance! Handsome cos- tume blouses. Colors we haven’t had before . . . Per- sian red, Persian green, as well as flesh, cream absinthe, gold—FOURTH FLOOR.