Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1932, Page 21

SENATE ENGROSSES - PRBTON L \Virginia Measure Reduces Fees to Level as Those in Other Felony Cases. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. RICHMOND, Va, March 9—The ‘major prohibition amendment bill of the session, which already had passed the House, was advanced to engross- ] bile used to transport liquor without | the owner's knowledge. An amendment offered by Senator George W. Layman, author of the State’s prohibition law, would require explanation from the ' transporter of less than a quart of liquor where he obtained it. A number of other amendments were | offered by Senator Layman, but all were rejected. One of these would have allowed a commonwealth’s at- torney a fee of $25 instead of $10 'where a car was confiscated. An amendment by Senator Robert Gil-| liam would have reduced the fine for a person of good character found with less than a pint of liquor to $10. Page joined in the objection. fearing it would endanger passage of the measure. The bill is declared by its supporters to be an economy measure in that it | will reduce criminal costs. In cases | where the violator pays the costs the | | fees are not reduced | " _THE EVENING STAR, METHODISTS URGED | TO OPPOSE DAVIS| Senator Abject Specimen of Poli- tical Servitude, Philadelphia Conference View. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, March 9.—Mem- bers of the Methodist Episcopal Church are urged to vote against Senator James J. Davis, described as an “ab- | Ject specimen of political serviture,” in the report of district superintendents | read last night at the opening session of the annual Philadelphia Conference. The report commended “the sturdy, heroic Marine, Gen. Smedley D. But- ler,” who has announced his candidacy for Davis' seat on a dry platform. | WASHINGTON, , Davis, who ran originally as a dry, de- | clared in favor of a referendum and legalization of beer when he announced B @, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1932. " % PALAIS ROYAL ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 <z 7 | {ment yesterday in the Senate after cev-| SEEKS SECOND DIVORCE | bis candidacy for renemination ot ine eral attempted amendments were re-| RENO, Nev. March 9 () —Ethel ». APril Republican primary jected and one minor one adopted. | Laferty made her second appearance | = 5 The bill, which is pa'rnnfdpby Del- |in Rer;‘o'smdé\'orc: m:ll_:f “,v:rs‘tfrr]drfi-( Fight WINTER’S te Vivian L. Page of Norfolk, chair- | when she filed suit aga N 4 {Tuan of the House Gourts of Justice | Laferty of Rehoboth, Del. She charged | v CHILLS and ILLS Committee, reduces the State-paid pro- | cruelty. | i hibition fees to the same level of those | She married Laferty here April 21.| {S#ith BUZZE’S paid in other felony cases, lifts the 1928, the same day she was divorced | mandatory jail sentences and confis- |from William E. Waterman, Essex Netgnro% Stle at Al cation clause for transporting less than | county. N. J. She also charged rruel(yl \ « Neighborhood Drug Stores & quart of liquor for personal use and | at that time and was awarded $500 ' Price 35 B eliminates confiscation of an automo- | monthly alimony for life. C per Dox G PALAIS ROYAL ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Co-operating With President Hoover’s Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization “Hoarded away—a dollar is just a dollar” But put the hoarded dollar back into circulation—multiply it by tens, by hundreds by thousands—and you start factories going full time again, you provide jobs for all the workers, and you send securities back to their normal levels. There are hoarded dollars right here in Washington—let's get them out—let's put them to work. Don’t be a hoarder! Buy $50—$100—$500 Baby Bonds at any bank in Washington I¥’s certainly a red-letter day when you can buy such lovely Afternoon Dresses New models for misses— little women—women —larger women Look at these fabrics—printed sheers, canton crepes, printed and dotted crepes, monotone prints, taffetas, chif- fons and laces—yes, they're all included! And such sty'es!—Jacket frocks of plain and printed crepes, printed Canton crepe afternoon frocks; Canton crepe 5 o'clock dresses or taf- feta and crepe evening dresses for juniors and misses; chiffon and lace ensembles for ‘women. Lingerie touches, high waist lines, scarfs, gay pipings, puff sleeves, shiny buttons and other fashion features. The younger generation thinks of Spring outfits For one day bnly ! 800 Sprlng Hats What smart styles! Authentic $3 values! Rushed down from New York for tomorrow’s sale—brand-new, delightful Easter hats in all the fashionable straws, shapes and colors—we made a capture! Until the bell rings tomorrow night, you may choose any of these new, fashionable Spring hats at 1.89—the next day they’ll be $3. The hats are brand-new—we bought them in New York just the other day. Easter styles—the most popular straws— the gay, Spring colors—all the new flatter- ing shapes. You’'ll love the styles—there are hats with bows, with feathers, with flowers, with all sorts of clever style touches. They’re so good looking yow’ll want two or three! Models for juniors— misses—matrons. All head sizes— everything from 21 to 25 Spare your dresses—get some of these! These Hooverettes Are as attractive as they are practical Soon be time for Spring Coats She’ll like these because they’re in such good col- You'll want two or three! Palais Royal—Third Floor Palishes and Proechs 110085 WOQDWORR R o, for FLOORS 1 -~ FumnzuRe LN N—— KORIC Process Old Enlish Wax Requires Less Rubbing Special Prices 1qt. Liquid Wax 1, -gal. Liquid Wax. 1.69 2-lbs. Paste Wax Ycu'll find this new Old English Wax— made by exclusive KORIC Process— makes waxing as easy as sweeping. It is not heavy or sticky like ordinary waxes. It is creamy—smooth-—polishes instantly—and shows no tracks when polished. Old English is one of the few floor and furni- ture polishes that contains no oil—that’s why it does not collect dust, does not leave a bluish cast, and cannot soil clothes or rugs. Housewares—Fifth Floor , March Sale of HOUSEWARES 6.50 Manning & Bow- man Chromium-plated Electric Waffle Iron, with heat indi- 4.95 cator 125 Step-on Kltc{um Palil, in different color- wooden case, wif ed enamel finishes; tle brush; rubng';hu?-x: step on a pedal ; €o let sep s b g | mnee v g g0 rises = 335 Carpet Sweeper, 195 Electrle Clock, 29% Wearev E metal case with glass- Dug Duuble!io“fl:..‘l- covered dial. Very ac- quert capacity, curate time ] 5Q wil; side han- 1.69 keeper ... . des lais Royal—Fifth Floor Silk Crepés or Gay Prints Frocks 2.19 Who'd suspect that 2.19 would buy such ducky little frocks! Gay, cheery prints or plain crepes in two colors—new styless—short sleeves, new necklines, new trim- mings—7 to 14 years. ors as beige and navy blue and Spring-like greens; she'll like their new scarfs, their raglan sleeves, their pockets, their belts and their lin- ings. For school or dress. 7 to 14 years. Berets, 59¢ Crusher hats, 1.19 Separate Skirts 1,95 Blouses or Sweaters Wool skirts are in new styles, some with new high waisted ef- fects and belts; lacy sweaters are in colots or white; blouses in plain_colors or clean, pretty prints. 7 to 14 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor This "year’s styles are something to get ex- cited about — they're so interesting and new and different. The broadcloths, prints and pongettes that make them are in all sorts of gay and lovely color- ings. They’re made with scalloped. flared, tiered and ruffled skirts. Trimmed with crisp organdie or contrast- ing pipings. Some with puff sleeves. Small, medium, large sizes. Palais Royal Third Floor TRICOLATOR Makes better coffee! All the goodness of the coffee— that which is blended and that which is roasted in—without the harmful tannic bitterness. It's great! Come in see TRICOLATOR at work; have a cup of coffec made the Tricolator way! 2.50 to 5.50 Housewares Dept.—Fifth Floor 0 Palais Royal Millinery—Third Floor A 10x16-inch Enlargement of your favorite photograph only 490 Repro- duced on a stun- ning oc- tagonal plaque, from any clear photo- graph or s n apshot. Palais Royal—Main Floor Cigarette ashes don’t belong on floors; they belong in Smokers 59 If you don’t like cigar- ette ashes on your liv- ing room floor, put one of these e n chanting smokers be- side every chair. They’re graceful in outline; they have removable ash trays of colored glass; they’re finished in green and gold. And they're extremely low priced! Lamp Dept.—Fifth Floor