Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1932, Page 6

A—6 THE 'SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, %8 IR D. FEBRUARY 800 BUSINESS MEN FROLIC AT BANQUET Board of Trade’s Annual Ex- travaganza Is Held at Willard Hotel. ANOTHER RECORD YEAR FoRTHE and 800 of | s men and | care for a| on Board of | 1 Midwinter | ball room of | | Davis, Ea'l Floyd & Walter G Maurice V. Fred L ner, J. B.! fer. Davies, Charles E. Floyd E. Davis, Raymond Davis, Wililam T. Davis A. Gray Lawson, | Dawson, Col. Raymond De: Debnam, Arthur W. Defend | William De Kleine, Wilder M { John H. Denit, Louis M. Denit, W Dent, Albert H. Denton, Herbert I | pew. James Deto, Victor Deyber, Clark - | G. Diamond, George E. Diffenback, C. H. Dill, James E. Divver, Robert Dixon |P. M. Dorsch, Jack Downs, H. H. | Downes, Frank M. Doyle, Joseph D. | Dreyfuss, A. J. Driscoll, ' T. Howard Duckett, Wallace E. Dufl, E. G. Duncan, D. Dunn, W. Harold Dyer, George Earnshaw, Robert Earnshaw, A. C Eastburn, Henry M. Eaton, Mustafa Eb- | Richard H. Edmunds, John Joy William F. Ekas, O. A. Eklund, E. Elderkin, Maurice O. Eld- r sigin, Fred A. Emery, ichard A. Ennis, John J. Esch. Mario Raymond K. Espey, Robert M Jstes, Harry S. Evans, Homer R. Evans Joshua Evans, jr.; Willlam R. Eva William W. Everett, jr. William W. Everett, George B Farquhar, Malcolm | is | Farquhar, H. S. Fitz, Thomas F. Flaher- | o |tv, George Fleis Kenneth Forbes, | George A. Ford, Jeff Ford, Leon F |G. W. Forsberg, George B. F George E. Frazier, Russell P. Fre William F. Friel, Lieut. Comdr. Ben- jamin Soule Gantz, Clyde D. Garrett 1. H. Gaszner, Albert S. Gatley. Leo E | George, Frank E. Ghiselli, Comdr. E. . 1| B. Gihson. Fred D. Giesler, Grorge |w a John Davis 1+ | Davis, | Davis, | Davison Speeches Are Absent. william F. Goddard, Jesse C H. H. Goebel, John T. Goodson ative Godfrey G. Goodwin, H Senator T. P. Gore, Howard T. Goves, E. C. Gra I, R, mm, B.O. Grant, Lieut 1 Srant, 3d: William S er c Grets B B. Griffin, William Gruman i Erncst F. Gude, Dr. E. M. Gustafson, Robert B. Hall, William F. Ham, Alex- | ander Hamilton, Hanse Hamilton, J. H Hanna, J. H. Hanna. jr.. Milton V Jol Hardell, James W. S ve Byron B. Har- d, A. J. Harnett T liam J. Harper, Dr Havenner, H. G. Haydon Hays, R Hazell, M. K ~ Heaton, George B. Hedges, Carl E. Hellyer, Paul D. Hell- ver, Ercla F. Herbert, Hugo Herfurth, ir.; Fred A. He: Dr. ing, Thomas P. Hic R. M. Hicks, Dr. Roy S. Hignt, E. F. H “Hilton, W. R. Frank il ; Arthur _rrl\ W. F. A. H ~presentative William P. Holaday, Paul Representative Pehr G Representative Clifford R B. Hopper. Thomas R. Hopper Ed M. Horne, Representative Lynn 8 Hornor, Gen, William E. Horton, Claude M. Houchins, James T. Howard, Dr. Ju- ian M. Howe, Charles L. Howser, C. A | Hueter, Hon. Willlam E. Humphrey F. Humphries, Robert A hrics, R. G. Hunt, J. E. Hutch! | son, Charles P. Hutson, Dorsey W. Hyde, Tager, C. J. Jacobsen E. Jarrell, Edmund F. Jewell, H. Johnson, Capt. Alan W. S. A.: Marshall Jones, A. F. lie Joy, Howard W. Kacy, Ed- 3'E. Kahn, Harry J. Kane, jr.; R. M. | uffmann, D. J. Kaufman, Joseph D. . Senator Hamilton F. Kean, C. Kecler, R. H. Keller, Dr. R emp, George E. Keneipp, Crawford | H. M_ Keyser, Gordon W.| C. J. King, David H. King, | ator William H. King, William L. Ralph Kinnaird, C. L. Kinnear, | m P. Kinslow, Sheridan S. Klein- | Joseph J. F. Kline, Russell O.| " John C. Koons, Alex Koplin, A. | stulski, Fred M. Kramer, William George W. Kreis, F. W.| Louis W, Labofish, Robert W. Raymond Lacey. Dr. G. W Dr. William F. Lady, Capt. B. A. Wilton J. Lambert, Benjamin P. Lamberton Lansburgh, Col. G. D. Larner, D. M. Lea, Adelbert W. Lee A. W. Lee, George Lee, Ralph Lee, ir Martin A. Leese, Frank P. Leetch, Wil- Lemon, Walter Lephfew, Louis v. §. Frank Levy, James T. Lewis Thomas D. Lewis, Dr. William E. | Lewis, Harry L. Light, A. H. Linsen- meyer, C. B. Lister, John Littlepage thmnc P. Littlepage, Adlai G. Loehl ram_Longstreet, Louls Lowe, Wil- ]mm A. Lusby, James E. McCabe, J miah W. McCarty, Robert W. McChes- 1t, | ney, C. D. McClay, P. T. McDermott, t L | C.”'C. McDevitt, Alfred McGarraghy, ker,| Dr. James L. McGrath, B. M. McKel- | ler Represer L. Gord>n, Gottlieb, Henry Hanso! 1 W, Hmr‘l' lan, W S. Fay Har George C John L. Attorney Assistant 7 'homas \‘L\z shall U e All 4000060000000 0000000’0000 1 Monday ‘| Only! Sensational Sale of Radios Sample, shopworn and used sets—all guaranteed —priced for quick clear- ance! rd M. Beers, J F. Bere bert T. B F. Bixby, L. Bla Herman_Boc liam R. Bc 4 S. Bond, Tho Henry N. | n, Harold | E , William | iam H. Bright, jr.; Henry L. M. Broadhurst, R. A. A. Brooks, William Brook- Brown, E. W. W Atwater Kent 40 Atwater Kent 38 .... Brown W. Bucl A. L. Joseph A Burke, Hon gham, Hon. Burchfield, | Burke H. E. Bur Bulw Burk David Burnet Kolster ... Freshman Comb. . William A Victor .... Majestic Louis ¢ r Carr, Geo mund O, Carl Carlino, Arl Oliver T. Ca! Carter, A. C. Ci ter Chamblin, Charest, Lieut. C A Richard R. Chenowith, Chewing, Charl Claget P. Clancy, Cyril Clark, Frank Clark, A. Randolph Clarke, W. B. Clarkson, Representative John J. Coch- ran, P. O. Coffin, Thomas E. Cogan, David C. Colladay, E. F. Colladay, ames E. Colliflower, Representative R0sS A. Collins, G. Chester Collison, Barnum 1. Colton, William Combs, F. D. Comp- ton, Russell Conn, Senator Royal S. les S. Corse, John Cotter, | Gulbranson Atwater Kent D. C. Majestic 93 All Complete With Tubes HOMERL. les E. Cheever, U. S, E. Taylor George ‘000000000000000000000 PR00000000000000000000000000000000000 000000’0000;00000 000 Herbert B. Crosby, Henry C. Cryer, Rob- * ert O. Ci B. Spencer Curry, W. W. 1330 G Street Curdls, Edgar F. Czarra, R, H. Dalgleish . ’00‘00000000‘00000000W“000‘000000‘00000000000000’0000000’“00000000000000000000000 P. McLachlen, George G. Clarence J. | M. D. Mc- |t MacDonald way, Lanier McLeish, Representative McLeod, J. D. McPhexson, Quade, Dr. A. Magruder Frederick W. MacKe) F. G. Maca- | row, Ernest K. Mackintosh, John Man fuso, Dr. J. W. Mankin, Louis H. Mann, Samuel Marks, Charles E. Marsh, F. I Marshall, jr.; George Gable Marshall, E. W. Mertin, Leo C. Martin, Elmer J Mather, Mcleod Meurice, David L. Maxwell, Ch: 3. May Robert E. Mayfi C. Mellichampe Meyerson, Robert Mitchell, Dr. E. G Mitchell, F. K. Mohle Lorel N. Morgan, Char Wesley McC. Morris, L. C. Moses, Godfrey A. Murray, E. J. Murj |h\ John W. Murph: 1y, Harry C. Alirea G, Ne George P. Newt(or Judge Harry W. Ni ris, Albert G. Nort H.'H. Nusz. C A. O'Donnell, Pessagno, Petel r:“ S Peston, Dr. Powers, John J. Poynton, Prettyman, C. Probert, s F. Pullman, G. L. Quinn, jam K. Quinter, dcll, John H. Ray. A. Guy Reber, Cai C. Redinger, Albert W. Reed, Dr. John A. Remon, Resh, E. W , R._E. Rhodes, Dr. H orehead EMoren o James T o Revercomb, Carl E. L. Col. Ri George rdson, M. Richardson, W. Rife, H. Ritenour, Y J. N. Robertson, L. P. Robert aker Robinson, Sidney Roch T. Rodier, Walter A. Romer, Joseph B, Mur- Donald Myers, H Rosenbauer, Rouse, Frank H. Rowe H R\A ell, R. V. Ru: E. A.Ry sdward Gl W, M Henry W offutt old- ham, T i ck pn-np Otterba ran, Claude W H. Saul, Michael D. Schaefer, Harry Schermerhorn, De Witt Schieck, Owen R. Pa man A. Schulteis, John W. Scott, mer, Ralph D. Palmc T Y D. Sedam, Dr. R. Lyman Sexton, S A arker, e epre- | Shanks, C. Melvin Sharpe, Dr t Sharp, Edward D. Shaw, J. M. Sha Harry D. Sherwood, del Shoemaker, J. E. Shoemake: . Perr - (14 n Albert A. Peters, Harry T.|Evan A. Sholl, Dr. Jesse Shoup, Repre- | amuel B, Pettenglll, B. B. Pet- | sentative Robert G. Simmon, George | Walton, George I Ward, F. B. Warder, Joseph. Petty, Claude B. Phelps, H Glenn Phelps, James R. Phipps, Frank G. Pierson, George Plitt, John W. Pole, 5 Meregith H. Polen, Charles H. Pope,|Charles P. Sisson, Lawrence F. Pope, Raymond Pope, E. J. ‘Albert’ Potter, T. R. Charles W. 1. Pridgeon, R. W. Prince, Herluf A. Provenson, George C. Pum- Henry 1. Quinn, D. Duncan Rans- C. Reed, Charles Luther H. Reichelderter, Rennie, A w Eugene Thomas J. Rice, Clark M [+ o Maj. H. L. Robb, Eugenc E Otto W. Paul B. Rosenberger, E. K le, Percy Russell, Hyman Sachs, P.J. Thomas Saltz, Rob- J. Satterfield, John J. | Tribby, Herbert D. Tribby. Her- M. L George H. Shaw, [ John C. Walker, A, Walls, Df. Percy B. Simons, R.|L. P. Waring, Don Warren, 8 M. War- A. Leftwich Sinclair, jr.; Chiel George S. Watson, J Dr. 0. U. Singer, | Leslie Watson, David A. Skin- | R. Weedon, R. D. Weeks, Nathan Welll, Paul B. Sleman, | M. Nutz Weller, Joseph I. Weller, V. A | Dr. Emil H. Sloan, Arthur C. Smith, Welte, Capt. F. J. Wemple, Henry | Clarendon Smith, Ernest N. Smith, | Wenz, L. Perry West. Dr. Harry M Fred W. Smith, J. Frank Smith, Wil- | Wheeler, W. W. Wheeler, C. H. Whit- |llam H. Smith, Ernest W. Smoot, |beck, Fred White, Capt. H. C. White- | John H. Snyder, A. J. Somerville, Har- | hurst, Willlam C. Whiting, Represent- rison Somerville, James A. Soper, Joseph mes L. Whitley, M. X. Wilber- Spanc, Almus R. Speare, Paul D. P. ames C. Wil Henry A. Wil- Spearman, J. Mackay Spears. Edward . Williams, F. P. T. Stafford, William Stecher, Henry Francis Stein, James H. Stephens, Stickle, Scott Stilson, Carl Stodder, F. Wallace Stoever, J. William smmlmm Edward H. Story, Elwood Stre 1 W. Strieter, Lewis F. Sirieter, Stringer, Gilbert E. Stringer sentative James G. Strong, Stryker, John N. Swartze t-| M. Sweeney, U. S. N.; Stephen H e, | Ta 5, rancill, Aubrey E. Tavlor, H. Taylor, J. Eaward Tenles ennyson, Irving A. Tennysor Marion L. Tharpe, ‘Thomas, Henry Thomas, Hugh B. Thomas, Joseph B. Thomas, W. H. Tidd Robert P. Tiffey, Nelson 8. Tobey, J M. Torka, C. M. Towers, Charles Maj. . ton Tribby, Frank E. Troth, A Tucker, Judge Irving M. Tuller Turnbull, M. C. Turpin, Vincer ing, W. A. Van Duzer, Justice . Van Orsdel, R. A. Van Orsdel, Gust | Volgt, B. F. Wade, jr.: Thomas H T, Waggoman, C. A. Wagner, J. Z. Walke Simons, Ralph W. Simpson, E. Sinclajr, ‘ w. ner, J. B. Skinner, rl | T. Wil- Wilson, ilson, d B. Wilson, H, 1ship, jr; Edward R. Wit- m W. Wolter, George Wood » A. G. Wood, Frank A. Wocd- Maitland S lams, George S Meredith W G 5 Licut. John CHURCHILL i-IERE FRIDAY Winston Spencer C British he World titutisn Hall, r th: auspices ot itute, Mr. Churchill ) addresses on & rch 1 Cons . British Ambas- sador, will introdt Richard A. Weaver, D. | Williams, | 22 JOBLESS HIRED ‘ row by Men Paid by D. C. ‘ Committee. An official traffic count afford employment for will be begun By the Trafil morrow morning at 9 o'clock of the men will be pald by the trict Cofimittee on Employment, it expected the co approximately 21 “good w The count will begin at which Jobless me Bur ck ather’ E street as soon as the men )IV m with the work. It main intersections in the cipally in the business district tistics compiled will s A. G. Siler, engineer of be in charge tics, he said, s be making plans for the new fl - which are to go pared showing the at all main intersec FOR TRAFFIC COUNT Serving W:ll Be Started Tomor- au to- Wages Dis- and nt would tak will take into consideration right and lvfl hAnLl turns as well as through MISSISSIPPIANS T0 MEET Bicentennial Ce: ]ehmflon to Be Dis- cussed Friday. round-table discussion of 21 celebration, the Mis- fety hold its reg- ay evening at Merid- 2400 Sixteenth street William of the so- { the hip and guest cards may be rom H. C. Danner, 1301 Fif or at the door of the ball room Subscribe Today It costs only abc per day and Telephone National 5000 and Il start immediate- ute Agent will collect end of each month. Special Purchase $1 .00 39c fas! Collar and sweethearts Comelnand Hear the New 1932 Majestic Imported Lace Neckwear 3 for 11c 100-yard gpools Black a All N Limit 6 spc \lrl‘(' Floor. NES hic New Turbans In Cellophane and Crystalline becoming and all c New Spring Hats Sl 85 52 98 59.95 m 3 o} bans, th Frieze, phane, lisere -Street. Floor. . | Boys’ & Girls’ Low Shoes Oxford Models Sizes 8!/, to 2 Patent leather. black and tan calf and combination sport leathers, to Underprice purc brings a wonderful smart, servi school 2 Second Floor. chiffon and r stvles service and col- be here for se—large, lace ]m&{' and sheer BED- BEDSPREADS, hll“fm(‘ designs of g e~ $1.59 SES, firm, serv- and . 2,000 Prs. Full Fashioned ors. A thrifty I 5 vour share! chiffon silk ho: . Tor Street Floor 72x90 63x99 54x90 C New purchase of slight mill seconds of heavy, n in SEREADS, rorfons o 19c PERCALES—New Spring ble-bed _size. LONGCLOTH—36-inch longcloth rose, green, of excellent quality with the soft chid and gold 20 Yds. for $1.00 Heavy quality ynbleached cot- New pur seconds of beau- tiful qualit Full Fashloned Sdk Mesh Lace & Chiffon Hose 1,200 pa seamless bleached sheets. free from dressing. Faults too trivial to afTect the wear a all. patterms in standard_ quality, 36~ jnch percale, guaran- blue, orchid ; s 12V5¢ $295 RAYON finish _preferred for mak- @Ae 25 PILLOW ing underwear. 10 yds. for * iceable quality ton for sheets, mattress covers and general household use. weights in 1 medium and so smart ———— $198 CRINKLED teed fast colors. Yard size 80x105. strictly perfect Unbleached Cotton Floor. outing white, pink and blue. YARDS FOR .... flannel, in 6 = % 59¢ Street OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT-— Satisfaction Since 1859 G5 PAL 810-818 Ssventh St. N.-W. ly! Sale of New rerEe RI:))L) In Radiant Fashions of Springtime Beautiful Lace Trimmings Clever New Neckline Treatments Richly Embroidered Models Graceful New Large Revers Exquisitely Beaded Dresses Smart New Puffed Sleeves Chic New Jacket Dresses n( georget Sizes 14 to 20, 16 If You Cannot Visit the Store. Just Write to Marion White, She Will Shop for You. Silk Opportunity! $1.00 Washable All-Silk 7 4c Flat Crepe 40 Inches Wide Olympian Lido Red Pink Yacht Blue Rose Beige Maize Cherry R Lilac Mauve Ocean ) 2 Pirate Green Orchid h Goya Red Coral Mother Goose 40-inch Prmted Rayon Crepe Buy this bea: fabr 79c al saving! tterns. Our Personal Shopper. White Eggshell Peach Capucine Street Floor. Spring Frocks Of Beautiful Quality Rayon Crepe Gay Prints Solid Colors and Combinations Amazing indeed, that such lovely frocks should cost so little. Street and informal styles smart enough to wear every- where. Jacket conceits, side ties, self belts, large revers, vestees—a dozen charming styles. Two sketched. Sizes 14 to 48, Valentines Immense Se- lection of New and Attractive Novelties 1c to 25¢ Street Floor. Scle! Entire Stock Men’s Suits & O’Coats Colored Toilet Tissue 10 rolls for 59c¢ 8- Last Two Days of the RUMMAGE SALE Rummage Sale Women’s Coats Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats Marked Down for a Quick Clearawoy! $10 to $15 Coats $18 to $25 Coats $4.90 39 90 $29 to $33 Coats 314.90 86 Dresses and Ensembles Sold for $2.95, Large selection of sty one rummace pric to 48: s WOMEN 5¢c and $3.95 and $4.85 S HOSE—Fancy Rummage Sale Hosiery, Underwear HOSE— Rayon-wool-an 39¢ CHARDONIZE HOSE, icoted top 25¢ FULL-FASHION] £1.50 J SILK HOSE—Thr Rummage Siiks (225 Yds. lar §1.29 value (50 Yds.) BLACK TRANSPAR- ENT VELVET, 40 inch wide S 2.19 ALL-SILK SATIN-FACE CREPE colors. Reg- == vard 29¢ Yard . (184 Yds.) CHIFFON. $ se. Reduced to. yard (150 Yds.) GEORGETTE in colors. Regular $1 Yard , Yds.) PRINTED D )(' CREFF value (485 ches de RAYON CHILDR > “whoopee” _ sock g hose 3 pairs for 25¢ f1.50 &“f‘( MESH HOSE—F §1.00 & $1.50 RAYON UNDIE Rummage Sale of Gloves 50c 'y(l $1.50 GLOVES—Odds FABRI( AND $1.50 _GLOVES, £1.00 AND GLOVES, wit Al col Pai WOMEN'S 0 AND vashable cap perfect $2.50 Men’s Perfect Broadcloth Shirts Wlnte, Tan, Blue qnd Green well tailc ittac new, with coll ar white nairn and snubbe 36 to 46 1 elastic i Sizes 2() SH()RI’ —Perfect plain and_fanc elastic sides colors. back 00 “shorts in h, with walstband. Fast Sizes 30 to 42 MEN'S EW BROADCLOTH SHIRT 14 to 17. Indi- vidually apped in cellophane. Collar attached. White, tan, 5Q blue and green .. " 44c AND $1.00 UNION ity athletic union \adras, broadcloth and All have snubber backs. U"\p reinforce- Sizes 34 to 49(_ ] : pull-over shirts with 1o sleeves. Perfect quality, Sizes 52 to 6., 1I€ MEN'S 59¢ WORK SHIRTS— lue s. full size, with ket and triple- Sizes 14!z 444 Men’s $1.50 & $2 00 Shirts Quality shirts—of white, p! broadcloth, woven madras and r lar attached, separate c 1315 to 17. Street_Floor. Rummage Boys’ Wear 49c, 53¢ and 69c Values Boys' Caps, Boys' Over- alls, Boys' Play Suits,’ Boys' Blouses, Boys' Paja. C mas. 79c to $1.00 Values Boys' _Sweaters, Boys' Shirts, Polo_ Shirts, Boys' Shorts, Boys' Knickers, $1 m” Caps, Boys' Wash C $1.00 AND $1.69 KNICK- ERS in tweed mixtures, fully lined. Sizes 7 to 17. Also long blue cordu- Toytrousers. Sizes 11 to @@ Second Floor 14 of durable leatherette with cordur facing and large fur fabric collar. Sizes 6 to 18. Our lowest $2 49 t Floor. (197) LACE CURTAIN STRIPS, mill samples of pairs and panels. 2, yards long. $1.00 to 19 $2.00 values, Each.. € (226) LACE CURTAIN SAMPLES, odd lots in various lengths. 15 79 to $1.29 values. Eac ¢ (800 Yds.) REMNANTS CURTAIN MARQUISETTE AND CRE- 8 TONNES. Yard ...... ° (29 Yds.) VELOUR, gold colnr only; 36 inches wide. value. colored stripe fabrics r and neckband styles. Tlunl Floor. and fancy Col- Sizes 88c¢ Rummage Notions WARREN'S BONED BELTING, % to 3 inches wide. 15¢ fo @ 5c_values d 2 e TO 50c SANITARY b aproNs. .. 10¢ BUCILLA BEDSPREAD RUF- FLING, bolt for double-bed L size spread. $1.00 value 25¢ 10c TO 25c SHOPPING BAGS, strong knitted and leatherette = kinds ... c COAT HAY Rose. blue, orchid. brown, peach and black. Regularly = for gm 3 for 25c. Now 51" 25¢ 50c HAT STANDS, velvet cov- ered. Rose, green and or- chid. Each 19¢ 290 STAMPED GOODS, rhndn‘n s aprons, pillow tops towels. Each Street Floor ERS, velvet covered Rummage Sale Home Needs (30 Yan) TAPESTRY, 50 inches wide, In fancy designs. Was €.Q | $1.98 and $208, Now, yard O2C | (7 Prs.) ROPE PORTIERES in rose, blue and gold. $5.98. Now, pair.. (20) SMYRNA WOOL RUGS in | sizes 30x60 and 27x54. $2 25 Were $5.98. Now (17) WINDOW SHADES, Du- | plex oiled opaque. Sizes 3x6. 39€ ‘ ‘Were $1.50 Bepresentative Frederick M. Davenport, 000“0000“0.0000"000“