Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1932, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1932. * WOMAN DIES AFTER WAITING |ECONOMIC ILLS LAID |DINERS LOOK THEMSELVES OVER 'HOOVER IS DEFENDED 1§°°~T § NW TRAFFIG CRASHES &> YEARS FOR SOLDIER'S RETURN 0 ‘OVERPREDICTION'| IN MIRROR PLATES AND DOILIES, BY OKLAHOMA G, 0.p. ¢ TABLE LAMPS Fiancee Kept Faith With Loneliness, Leaving Home Onl Overproduction Is Not to Blame,jGr n Glass Frogs and Red Lobsters in Finger Bowls Committee Leaders Serve Notice See Them in Our Wi P B Zia = g g Window i Four Times Since Civil War. ncisiBitgon HewfXeEk Among Latest Fads. of Aim to Have Delegation | C. C - Banker, Declares. Pledged to President. [y MUDDIMAN o. gy |¢ 911G St. Nat’l 0140-2622 — Organized 1888 * 2000 00000060000000000805 GER Man in Serious Condition After Being Hit on Avenue. Driver Is Arrested. the ends to see one another without | naving to dodge around the fowers and AT i candelabras. spirited defens of President Hoover be- | = Auflwhite—dmner rlolfh. china, can-|came the dominant note of the R:pgl‘;-\ les, flowers—and crystal is a new irend. | Jican party's State Executive Committee Gold is also an ultra smart theme. Col- | meeting here yesterday, while th | ored glassware is holding its own. Cobalt | mittes maneusered fastional diferenrms blue is especially good. | into_the background. i Colored glass animals are used for | Those in control of the party in Ok- She remained constantly in the house. By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. Soldier “would return | B the Assoclated Press. BINGHAMTON, N. Y, January 20.— | Perhaps the | CHICAGO, January 20—You can see ria | e, . i | Fanny Read is dead—and the book of | Perhaps 4 | NEW YORK, January 20.—OVer| = 10 as others sec you when you eat| e oy Jove 1s amdea. | But war laughs at love and leers at | prediction, not overproduction, s re- | Je*formal dinner table set with the et ot ar e lies hei e | Loyaliy, Shen fthe Emen PauallyEwere | sponatble far, many|ofithe current eco5 newiindiviauslimitroriaeavice oo, | mustered _out, oover, ‘Fanny | oo nc praneis H. Sisson, vice presi- | Very new and smart also are the mir- cato call in 1862, Fanny Read was 19| Read's gay young officer was not there. . . . | i L . y S | Bensaps he, too, had been lonely. Gent ‘of the Guaranty Trust Co. told |ror service plates. These are remove years old then. The 101st New York Perhaps ht, "o 4 members of the Town Hall Club yester- | at the end of the soup course, but the mirror doilies remain through the demi- OKLAHOMA CITY, January 20.—A | — LekyTh Nine persons were injured, one seri- in traffic accidents yesterday and | ously y, in g i y Read, who had been “too last night. Infantry, gay, bustling and eager, was| Fanny Read, : el | day. decorations. Very tricky are green glass | e thal B aamibiod o | e e itansti e ooy vounsalollovel renevsdineriyaNayiat incwel huvel long shecry Aufieringl from atse S e MBtteriers Epeit SEESRES | é5aga o ¥ Iohatera in the Anger bWLE, | Arercroi apseno D the r efforts wil seclusion. e her | economic illiteracy,” Mr. Sisson said, | grammed. Mirrors in many colors from gold to |the National cfrf"fm?xfin"pflfigfi"f"n‘."' o the | § Casualty Hospital, as a result of being struck by an automobile operated by Walter R. Ellis, 30, of Cheltenham, Md. oot G5 about time we went through | _Tables set in this manner were among ' : a period of economic education.” | those on display in & major department | rediare aniimpertant part of (haicenter | President. B said laying the blame at the door | store. showing the latest trends in ar- Greybeards shook their heads. Youth | home. laughed and looked for a lark. | She kept faith with her loneliness for 67 years. Only four times in that ! ‘They echoed the recentl; The most favored shapes | expressed conviction of Patrick Hurley, | — are the circles and crescents. One in- | Secretary of War, that his home State's The accident occurred in the 400 block One young officer of the 101st New > o she leave home. Each time “ n BF Pettarlonnis avorss sarty et night. | Tax Tatestey savtuond the beut ot B0 50 & ; of President Hoover is “idle, unscholarly | ranging the festive boards for teas,| yerestin et DRen li Secr ? it as e funeral of a relative. | 5 5 < - | teresting _center effect was achieved | delegation 2 . | Elis wes nrresied cn & chare of 1ek- | pretly Fanny Read. They hedge |16 s 10 1he e Oy Ta bervant | 300 Unvaranted” Ruman matire, e | debuantelistad] scheloc dimnersiiluiich theough. the use of four small CiTeias e o e lbe Tl dat di o Regular Delivery ss driving. their troth. i bk . . il 2 Bk mirrors. btbn) | » b £ W. Gill, 34 of 437 Tenth sireet | O0 0 theimersl Xt was s Hib 101 |0 the State Hoepltal. here he died |stan on the rosdto recovers. and sald |1/ the tatcia-tete ‘ermanpement, /oo Woman, 91, Celebrates. | Flyers to Map Arctic. docity’ Haethie nepeny celfiateq ? | yesterday. that $15,000,000,000 of the prospective |stead of the guests on the long sides | NEW YORK, January 20 (P.—Geo- || e X:;gnel;e;y;tvrrhg and Sun- . N st o A northeast, and James P. Keyes, 20, of Kensington, Md.. received minor in- LEONARDTOWN, Md., January 20 | graphical observations in the vicinity no “geod-by” between Fanny Read and A e Richard H. Her father for- | $70,000,000.000 income for the Govern- |of the table facing each other, they are ment in 1932 would go for “Govern- | placed close to the end of the table to cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. her soldier sweetheart (Special) . —Mrs. Sears, | of the Arctic Circle will be made by two If you are not taking advantage jurles “when Gill's automobile and {)5g % ™ Rigiculous” he sald “You| Oyster Supper Planned Keyes' truck collided at Fourth an s % o L yster 5 v » V] | her of Richard H f So 3 ! , Fou ety e : ¥ I iivliies. many_of which are | the right of those at the head and foot. mother of Richard H. Sears of Society members of the B oot Disbectanothay Jow wee treated | 8%, fo0 young even fo think of Ko\°xiil| The board of Bells Church will give | “not worthy of support.” Decorations are then arranged on a |Hill. on Brettons Bay, near Leonard- | tion, George A,'mfiifiefi'k‘iréfiiéfié’fifié; of this requiar servi® at this low i R S 1443 T atreet] TOTRELY | an oyster and meat supper at the | The foreign debt problem, he asserted diagonal line. The effect is one of inti- | town, celebrated her 9lst birthday anni- | Broathen, who hopped off yesterday for rate, telephone National 5000 now George F. Beck, 14, of 1443 F streef “Jies in_the lap of European politics.” | macy, and it also enables the two at | versary at her son's home here. Alaska. They left from Roosevelt, Field, | |_ "o ScTvice Will start tomorrow. northeast, was treated at Casualty Hospital for bruises and shock, the re- sult of being struck by an automobile operated by Rush Laughlin, 40, 1443 She did not forget. The years passed. ' church Friday, from § to 9 pm. Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at First | o D I' e Sabmer. r 52, 312 Varnum | ExPert Sh()e Repalnng F Parki No Mail, of hlSEs Ida Gardner street, and Willlam Turner, 36, 2431 ree the lla C. i d Ordway street, were slightly injured. Half Soles Complete arking Phone or 4] el g Now York when the automobile m which they I 1 3 Space ’ Will Be Here Tomorrow to Demonstrate were riding ran into n parked auto- and Heels for C b ; 0 C.0.D. mobile at Seventeentn and onroe nosite e Beebied Rubber or leather soles—rubber or }eathedr 80’:'&"’” Orders on Excella Patterns Others Are Injured. h;'e]]ds—?“afihed tOB m:}:‘ Sv{O‘;"O“;‘:{:i;ga"fl i 7 o Clean-Up —the well known, guaranteed patterns, oes. ooths v . i : same i 3% o in g || chilren's shoes THE DEPENDABLE STORE ____“AT SEVENTR AND K|| fiems | wiich e smam s Eav b sl o y IC, ant C. onsult her! s treated at Sibley street northeast, Hospital for injuries received when his | automobile and one operated by John | Henry Oliver, 31, of 2625 South Dakota tvenue, collided at Michigan avenue and North Capitol stree:. | Mrs, Mary Vazquez, 1608 M street; Mrs. James Requevert, 25, same ad- dress, and Alfred Pickney, 804 Second street, were injured slightly, when the cutomobile driven by Mrs. Requevert and a truck operated by a colored man collided at Fifth and I streets. 10'MEN OFF TO TAKE | BARRICADED TRAPPER Canadian Mounted Policemen Hope to Capture Man in Arctic Without Bloodshed. By the Associated Press. AKLAVIK, N. W. T, January 20.— Defiance of the law by a crazed Rat River trapper barricaded in his cabin- dugout, 80 miles south of here, drew 10 Royal Canadian mounted policemen across the vast whiteness of the Arctic | yesterday The party left Aklavik Saturday and | 1o word has been received from it since. | Albert Johnson, the trapper, has been you wish. Downstairs Store The 2nd Day of this Great Slore~Wide GLOVES LINGERIE Goldenberg’s Sales Always Bring Out the Crowds DRESSES BLANKETS Pattern Dept.—Main Floor. Ly DOMESTICS | gfgx:%:fff;%ezfi&? %&g&ffi $1 Silk Stepins, Panties 39¢ 89¢ Rayon Gloves, 6t0 8 55¢ & C‘)ATS $4.50 Part-Wool Blankets, $1.25, $1.50 Sheets (i Gas that Johnson was molesting their 79¢ Broadcloth Slips 35¢ 79¢ and $1 Chamoisuede pr. $2.50 .25, $1. eets (irreg.), traplines. King will recover. dcloth 2-P 379 $10 Dresses, 14 to 46 $4.88 72x108, 81x90, 72x99 74c et raountle made an atlempt Jan- $1 Broadclot. c. Gloves 64c . $4.50 2-tone Blankets, ea. $2.50 2 unry*10 £ arest Johnson, but he with: Pajamas 38¢ $1.95 Kid Gloves, at only $1.59 27 $10 Evening Frocks $4.88 $1.50 Part-Wool Blank. $2 Colonial Spreads stood a 15-hour attack of high explo- 2 > L i & ets, et el e o 89¢c Crepe Gowns at 58¢ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. 67 137 -951 Velvet Frocks, each 98¢ 29(8841"102) d Pill ?9': Frustrated time #nd again in their 4 to 18 years $2.79 c Bleached Pillowcases 19¢ ushes o an’s e le 3.98 Wool Fl I Robes $2.48 y ; : e B A e e LINENS 300 §5 Dresses, 14 10 46 5279 | S50 Bud Pilows ouch doa | S0 Pepperell 9/4 Sheating 28c “The ‘Sfl?“fi%fi“;:fifllfifi"{’fio’é‘;& v - : Jersey and Knit Frocks $1.98 » Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor S 29c T?ble Oilcloth, 5/4 19¢ vt ted et | NQOYTIONS 25¢ to 39c Turkish Towels, 47525 Coats, 14 1o 46 51298 | IDranperies 50c Pillow Ticks 29c to Lak!} hfimlwuhout bloodshed and pre- | - \ "'regulf"‘ ] 10c 30 $20 Junior Coats $9.95 E $4 Gold Rayon Pillow pored for a long siege. 79c Ironing Board Pads 33c 49c Turkish Towels (irreg.) 19¢ 27 $100 Fur Coats $59.50 TR = Sets $2.98 PROBE OF EXCHANGES 29c Ironing Board Covers 15¢ 29c Guest Towels 16¢ 4 Misses’ Fur Jdckets $24.50 cd rench Marquisette, ; 12Y,¢ Unbleached Cotton, 6Y2¢ 10c Electro Silicon 6¢c 99 10c Barber Towe!s_ 5c Goldenberg's—Second Floor. 2 5" g 12%5c $1.59 Rayon Bedspreads, $1.14 IS ASKED BY PASTORS $1.29 Gutlz:r:leqt “Blag?I Sets 89c zgc ’I;ancy ll),inen l?sml:e; ;gc Knit Un di es 69: gfiifl:"é{’n ot :g: Isczl,:achedl’illowcasu, 12Y%¢ oldenbers’s—Main Floor. c Rayon Dresser Scarfs c D 2 89c Sheets, 81x90, 63x99 59¢ LY . ‘}“ oldenbers’s—Main Floor. m——— e 5 g 7 . Two Ohio Church Sessions Urge’ Tflts, ]ear e A B 69_c C'otton Umon. Suill_al 48¢ gg: g:::::.g‘zle':l:, ;‘;l' ;;: Mill I;enghthl isc Flannels 3 o Creation of National Board to T I‘IOSIEBY Kgdd{et: 69c Waist Suits 49c 0LC anat éralh, yd. 25¢ and Chambrays, yd. 9%c . ‘ 59c Plain-Printed Dresses 29c Kiddies’ 35¢c Waist Suits 19c¢ D b . . $1 Crinkle Spreads 74c . Map 10-Year U. §. Plan. ‘ 79¢ Wool Slip-over Sweaters 59¢ $1 Bemberg Mesh and Silk Goldenbers's—Main Floor. :; 6;?::1 , 50 "B wu;ed 59¢ Gollenh"rl—mnl; Fieor. ’ o > : f 3 d onne Day-Be gressional investigation of stock markets e o b ) Offered in This Clean- 1.1 tt b 3 mimanveiiat | Girls” Wear irregulars 0c | | Oferedin Thi Cleanap at Only | | 80 e Cortane " 35¢ | UNIMIES in a resolution adopted by representa- = . 35¢ and 39¢ Fancy Sport leather fabric bags in £1.25 Criss-C. d Pri = A mfz’e;%’lu‘tfmfl“fifl:‘éfi e $1 Tuck-in Skirts 49c Hose for Boys and Girls 24c black and brown. Un- C o il ;;“;n rzu arc e . Pastors’ Convention and by members of $6.95 Fur-trim Coats $3.95 Goldenbsre's—Main Floor, derarm and- envelope styles—nicely 392152‘,! l&u:lm'::‘mn’ ?:c g; sfiun-Loi‘; R;yon l{nd;“’ gg: c c Rayon Undies, at only the Assembly of the Ohio Council of Churches in a joint session here last night secommended: A thorough investigation of the motion picture and radio industrics, disarmament and a careful study of $4.95 Chinchilla Coat Sets $ Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Boys®’ Wear 2.95 Window SHADES 59¢ Opaque Shades, 3x6 lined and fitted. Goldenbery’s—Main Floor. ‘fxg;mgzoy.m;l;txégi‘fflcs ,m;“t;,; Xic $6.95 Sample Soits at $3.97 75:'zjmerican Hollands .z?gf: x t ‘ ' i P ' planning ard to 2 prepare & 10-year plan for American | $8 4-Pc. Vest Suits at $4.97 $1.25 Duplex Shades, sec. 69c ra r lnar ’ urc ase & Sale ° Rt o v sl IR 2 ante Sy 45 7 Opaque Duplex Shades, 55 that the church replace its present | $10.75-$12 2-Pants Suits $7.75 89¢ po‘:g::im'_"fi f‘f nma e85, 00C board of education with two distinct boards; one to supervise parish activi- ties and the other to handle purely school work. | Dr. John H. Burma, president of | Trinity College, Waxahachie, Tex., was | elected president of the Presbyterian | College Union, while Dr. Harry M. Gage | of Coe College, Cedard Rapids, Iowa., | was named secretary-treasurer. Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH Without Embarrassment Eat. talk, laugh or sneeze, without fear of false teeth dropping or slipping Fasteeth holds them firmly and com- || fortably. This new. fine powder has no || gummYy. gOOeY, DALY | Makes breath pleasant ter than anything you've ever used Get Fasteeth today st Peoples Drug Stores or any other drug store.—Advertisement taste or feeling Newer and bet '8 REMEDY IR —thesafe, dependable, all- wegetable laxative. Mild, wentle, pleasant—NR —to- night—tomorrow alright. Get & 25¢ box. The All-Vegetable Laxative, | forscidind! fch, heartburs. TIMS SAEEEE. | | | TALWAYS DEAD TIRED? How sad! Sallow complexion, coat- ed tongue, poor appetite, bad breath, pimply skin and always tired. What's wrong? Chances are you're poisoned | by clogged bowels and inactive liver. | Take this famous prescription used | constantly in place of calomel by men and women for 20 years—Dr. Ed- wards Olive Tablets, They are harm- less vet yery effective. A compound of vegetable ingredients. They act easily upon the bowels, help free the | system of caused by faulty| elimination and tone up liver. | Rosy cheeks, clear eves and youth-| fulenergy make a- success of life.! Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly Know them by their olive salor. 15c. 3¢ and 60c. All druggists. poison $12.50-$18 2-Longie Suits $9.75 $10.75-$15 2-Pants Suits $9.75 50c to 95c Shirts-Blouses 29¢ 59c to 79c Blouses 39¢ 79c¢ to 95¢ Shirts 59¢ $1-$1.50 Shirts, some irreg. 79¢ 79¢ Knickers to clear at 59¢ $1.00 Knickers, special 79c¢ $1.50-$1.95 Tweedaroy and Cloth Knickers $1.19 59c-$1 Hats and Caps 39¢ Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Clean-up! 50c to $1 JEWELRY Manufacturer’s Samples and Odd Lots Necklaces, bracelets and earrings in crystal 29c (simulated), fancy metal and novelty effects. Marvelous values and smart styles. Goldenberg's—Main Floor RUGS $12.50 Grass Rugs, 8x10 $5.99 $2.75 Inlaid Linoleums, 5q. yd. $1.50 $11.50 Basketweave Fibre Rugs, size 6x12 ft. $6.65 $3.25 Felt-Base Rugs, 6x9-ft. size; seconds $1.58 $1.39 Oval Braided Rugs 84c $1.75 Rag Rugs, 27x90 94c $17 Imported Rugs, 4x7 $9.88 $1.50 Felt-Base Rugs, 3x4Y/, 68¢ $55 Axminsters, 9x12 $37 $32 Axminsters, 6x9 size $19.50 Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. Have Your Eyes Examined—Free! $7.50 Engraved Frames Latest style frames, $3'50 beautifully engra ved. Fitted with pads that do not slip or cut. Perm_anem]y guaranteed against discoloration. Two Registered Optometrists Dr. Kanstoroom in charge Optical Dept.—Main Floor. Oabicdhr Bhiarre. Account. WASH FABRICS 69c Printed 36-in. Eponge 39c 50c Printed Rayon Crepes 25c 29c Fast Color Prints 19¢ 50c Rayon & Cotton Taffeta 29¢ 59¢ Printed Rayon Shantung 25¢ Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Toiletries $1 Mavis Double Lipstick and 50c Mavis Rouge, for 50c¢ 39c Veldown Napkins 25¢ 50c Noxzema Cream 32¢ Clean-Up! 10c Soaps 3c $1 Isobel Cold Cream 69c¢ Goldenberg's—Main- Floer, $1.50 Tailored Marquisettes $1 Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor Child’s 39c Vests, Panties, 19¢ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Foundation Garments Latest Style— Corsettes Girdles Step-Ins Brassieres Bandeaux Exactly a dozen smartly de- signed garments—each one sketched and described here—of- fered for your choice at this re- markable sale price. An event of this kind is most unusual, you will agree . don’t miss it! Marion Gage, Personal Shopper Will Fill Mail and Phone Orders, NAtional 5220 Goldenbers's—Second Floor, B corseletie Sy Sarsgs” bust section. 13 Vatra auaty ¢4 1 1E el ] e e 3 ey Razon broeaie fartuta e Bk vy ginile. reouard. () ciaerie wud pure {n e Tlghrly Soved. 36 to 32, N e rae myos feare vmticts ‘sd v CeFip siarne. ghrly tmaed. phrazm couir el Spite bratsiers of brocae bailste. oks T ‘haekwieh elascic Insert. 33 to 42