Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1932, Page 6

> A6 THE SU) NDAY STAR. WASHIN GTO D. C, MAY 8, 1932— PART ONE Mamage chenses. ‘ B 38, st and | g0 niel mun x Nlcnmmk reb Rrobart piade: Ples CROWDER FUNERAL | SETFORTOMORROW = Former Ambassador to 0uba to Be Accorded Full Mili- tary Honors. e, int 27, 4101, 8th st. sw. and same address: Kev. Samuel .v.nm K. Martin, 25 and Helen C. Zse- both o Baitimare, Rev. Al ce Johnson. 39. 911 T st. and Isbell Rev. L. Michaux. "N Feiler, 22 and Dorothy, E. both of Baitimore, Rev Md.: “Smith. 51. Boston, Mass. Lee, 43, Dodge Hotel, Rev. venson arl L. Gilman, 22, 1820 G st.. 1910 G st Hem "ilion 1, and | Hug! and Yvonne Rev. Charles Erickson. 28 and H. Jyne Cope- [ of ‘Brooklyn, N. Y., Judse Philadelphia. Pa.. ¥, 24, Freeport. N . 2820% Sheridan | 18, 7401 Nichols . and ey Full military honors will attend the funeral tomorrow Maj. Gen Enoch H. Crowder, first American Ambassador to Cuba and retired Judge Advocate General of the Army, whose d early yesterday morning at Walter Reed Hospital followed a long iliness. He will be buried in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery at 11:15 following 10 o'clock services in the Memori: 1 and Gladys | Rev. Ernest | and John 1 _st. Rev Beatr! Md. ce Vv timo Rey and Eiva M. Shear- | Pa.; Rew. H. W. Tol Tol- | committee of 21 pastors. SENATE COAL FIELD PROBE AGAIN ASKE i Clergymen- Report Charge of | Abuse of Power in Kentucky. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 7.—A renewed plea | for a sensational investigation of con- | ditions in the Southeastern Kentucky coal region was made today by four { clergymen as they returned from a sur- vey of the mining area They made the trip representing a who recently | made a formal request for an official investigetion. The four who toured Kentucky said Ky. comprised Rankin Barnes, execu-‘ civil liberties” and that "no adequate | steps” had been taken to “bring the tive secretary of the Department of | Christian Social Service of the Protes- tant Episcopal Church; Reinhold Nie- | buhr, professor of the Union Theo- | ogical Seminary: Cameron Hall, pastor of the Christ Presbyterian Church, and William B. Spoffard, editor of the Wit- \nfls = Episcopal weekly are convinced there have been \“ld(‘:prmd violations of civil liberties and that no adequate steps have been taken to bring the perpetrators thereof to justice,” the group reported. | “Public officials, on their own admis- sion, have made little if any effort to apprehend those guilty of acts of vio- lence against the Waldo Frank group | and the Arkansas students (who went to Kentucky to investigate conditions).” KENTUCKY LEADERS SILENT. to Comment on Report of Investigators., LOUVISVILLE, Ky, Ma T (P Church, S and labor resentatives received with silence today the declara- iogical Seminary; Cameron Hzll, pastor stern Kentucky coal ed their belief a sen- should be made Decline atorial of conditions perpetrators thereof to justice.” Walter B. Smith of Pineville, Bell | County attorney, who recently “dared” the American Civil Liberties Union .to test his right to eject visitors he con- sidered undesirable from the coal fields, also was silent. Gov. Ruby Laffoon, here for the Ken- luck\ Derby, said he did not care to “talk about it at this time.” COTTRELL IS DELEGATE Wwill Atlpnd Trnde Meeting in San Francisco Next Week. The Washington Board of Trade will | be represented at the annual conven- tion of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at San Francisco next week by Robert J. Cottrell, execu- tive secretary of the local trade body The chamber convention will open a week from tomorrow. Mr. Cottrell will leave Wednesday. He will repre sent the trade board in elections an other business there Joyrides on Locomotive. | “Repeal Week” enlist | M WOMEN PLAN DRIVE TO END PROHIBITION Beginning Sun- day Will Be First Step in National Undertaking. A demonstration against national prohibition is being planned here by the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, it was announced yesterday The crgenization's first step will be to conduct a “Repeal week,” beginning next Sunday, to obtain new members and funds to carr- on the campaign for repeal of the eighteenth amend- xent, according to Mrs. William Beverly Mason, District council chair- man of the National E: omm! repeal shops” the downtown members. Mason announced that lo- to will be cated in district, new A Mrs Winslow | and Mrs. Archibald B. Roose | national chairman of “Repeal M‘flk spesk to the voters of the country over the Columbia network. 'ARMED MEN STORM JAIL FOR SLAYING SUSPECTS North Carolina Officers, Whisk Pair Away Before Mob's Arrival. However, By the Associated Press GASTONIA, N. C gathered before the Gi early today and den men who are char Harold Carter, 18, fi ator, but dispersed men were not in the Alec Grier and Clyd> moved to Charlotte yester accused of kill of the filling st Two men we! E fail and see that there The jailer said ti least 75 men in the mab. : MRS. HOOVER ATTENDS CONNECTICUT WEDDING M.’«rgu:i(e Rickard Become Bride of Graham Hoyt, Archi- tectural Student. ees o Assoct W HAVE! t He guests today Mar . May among 7.—Mrs. the 200 whose father, the Presi- 4 Graham black sat witn Nark's Ej rward attended a recep- , New they were convinced that if the Costi- gan-Cutting resolution for a senatorial Rev. H. w | inquiry were passed a big step would | be taken in “restoring eivil rights and I preventing the abuse of official power.” The group that visited Bell County, at Walter Reed Pro B. Van Devanter will be of various branches of ment will attend the services Tributes Paid Tributes were paid Gen, Crowder by Secretary of War Hurley, Gen. D MacArthur, staff, and Gen. Blanton Winship cate General Col. James S. Easby-Smith ington attorney who Judge Advocate Genera the World aided partment in arranging the list of hon- | orary pallbeare Mr. and Mrs. ew York and n. His mother was the Arthur Phelps Stokes, e philanthropist the son of an Hoyt of } Rev. F. E. Tull, Middlesboro, who was among the Kentucky clergymen to greet the investigating committee. declined to comment on the c mittee’s statement charging violations of | masked and heavily armed — 51 AJACCIO, Corsica (#.—A mechanic ' chairman of the membership and fund at Solenzara was all steamed up about campaign a joyride to town. He's in jail for steal- Nationally, “Repeal week” will be ing the locomotive that was found in a launched at the same time, when Mrs. ditch near here. Charles H. Sabin, national chairman, and Anna Londen Arthur After working Bridge Station H. Bull has just r Md Rev. more. and Ball 2123 Flagler pl 17th st and | — Rev Alex- || and M. | Rev. J. NGS PALACE ™ 810-818 SEVENTH STREET SATISFACTION SINCE 1859 va, . Va | New Purchase! 1,200 French Crepe Scarfs i A7c Value New Bow-Ties Sash_Styles Long, Bias-Cut Less than half- price for these lovely scarfs for dress, street and sports wear. Dots figures, bordered novelties, solid col- ors— blues, tans, reds, greens, maize and combinations. Street Floor. Toilet Goods ancj Notions Buy one article at the reular price and we will sell you another for one cent. For example, two es may be purchased for 26c. We reserve the right to limit quan No mail or phone orders. 39¢ Hair Tonic, Lilac Vegetal, Bay 29c Blanket and Comfort Bind- Ru ..2 for 40c ing. . 2 bolts for 30c 2 for 116 19 Necklace Rmnn.m. Silk i w Anniversary Specials $l .00 lnd $1.25 Sheets, 59c ous 5-point seamiles ahae sizes 81x90, 723 63x99, 63x90 and 54x90. Sligh onds. One of these sheets has been thoroughly tested, including 65 wash- ings by a modern laundry Pillowcases, 137;c Each Better quality cases to match the above sheets. Sizes 45x36 and 42x36. Perfect Cznnon Bath Towels, 6 for $1 Extra large size 22x44 Cannon Turkish Bath Towels, white with col- ored borders. 81 and 76-Inch Sheeting 13%5¢c Yard \ Heavy quality unbleached sheeting ||| I Blrths Repm ted. repor vd to | and Newton D. tary of War, und served, are included among the honor- ary pallbearers. Other Pallbearers. Others on the list unced last night by the War Department, are Ma) Gen. Henry P. McCain, retired; Maj QGen. Walter C. Bethal, retired; Maj. Gen. Francis J. Kernan, retired; Maj Gen. Winship, Brig. Gen. James A Ryan, retired; Col. Easby-Smith, Col John D. Lantston, Judge Advocate Gen- eral Reserves; Col. Grant T. Trenth retired, and Maj. Jesse 1. Miller, Judge Advocate General Reserves Gen. Payton C. Marsh, war-time chief of staff of the Army, was absent from the city and could not serve. Miss Nelle Crowder of Los Angeles, a sister, was with him when he died Another sister, Mrs. Albert Payne Duval, lives in Louisville, Ky. Gen Crowder was a bachelor. Gen. Crowder was one of the great-| est legal experts in the history of the; Army and was the autho act during the World War. 41 years of active service in the Army yhardt, boy. We ered for Morc—to Duplxcate Yeaterday s qurlwmd Sellmg. tress covers, Unbleached Cotton, 5c Yard 381,-inch standard quality un- bleached cotton Mattress Covers, 55¢ Sizes for double beds, three- quarter, twin and single beds in these unbleached cotton mattress covers. Street Floor $1.00 and $1.50 Silk Hose, 57c 3 pairs for $1.65. Full fashioned all-silk chiffon, chiffon with lisle- plated soles, silk-top and lisle-top gervice weight and three-quarter- length silk Extra Sue Silk Hose, 59¢ $1.25 full-fashioned service-weight silk hose in extra siges, 9 to 11. Lisle top. Perfects and irregulars. 25¢ and 39c Children’s d G 0 Gear e a Rorn Eharibiten bov. gohn and Rachel Birdsons. b d and Adell G C nd Lennie Gilmorr. Edn +d and Eliza Mayo. i Thelma_Sims, d Estelle Sellars d Naom! boy. huy Here's the plan Many Times Decorated. In 1905 he was tendered the Order | of the Rising Sun by the Emperor of Japan when he acted as an observer | during the Russo-Japanese War, Army regulations forbade his ecceptance the honor, however, He was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. | From the Cuban Congress Gen Crowder receised 8 special expression | of thanks for his services in revising the general election laws. He also was was a knight commander of the Brit- ish Order of St. Michael and St. George, commander of the French Legion of| Honor, commander of the Italian Order | of the Crown and received the Grand Cross of Cuba. LEGION TO HOLD FIESTA District Departmerft Sponsors Event 100 Hard Waier Soap 25¢ Mavis or Mennen's Baby Tal- cum. 2 for 26c 65¢ Pond's Cold Cream or Vanishing 10¢ Hooks and Eyes, Cream. .. 3 z 2 for 66e s A 5¢ Shelf Paver 2 2 for 6e 5S¢ Carpet ami A“I‘l nz 35¢ Paimolive Shaving Binding. . 2 Yds. for 6c 10~ Safety Pins, 40 to “Ir bunch 5¢ Sewing spools 25 Argentine Mending Paste. ... ....2 for 26¢ Se Snool Basting Thread. .. .2 for 8¢ 19¢ J & P Coats 6-Strand Ball ...2 for 1le 10c Laces and Edges, assorted colars. ... ..2 Yds. for 1le 10c Hat Holders, .Isiorltd colors for 11¢ ..2 for 1le 39¢ Vln(hprm\f € rdaril!d Bags, large 2 for 6o size.. ...2 for 40c Street Fioor. \bmie dar !"erd lnd Viola Hodse, ..2 for 1lc = Assorted 2 for 1lc Deaths Reported lowing deaths haye been reported to ‘ h Department during the past 74 The fo | the Hea 2 o for 36e 10¢ Fed Seat Hair Dressing ... ; 25¢ Melba Hand Lotion 10c Powder Pul .2 for 1le 10c Peroxide..............2 for lle Midnight Rose Face Powder, 2 for 26¢ 25¢ Lipsticks, Assorted e A. Grimes, .2 for 1le ital ..3 for 1lc ik, 50-yard 2 for 26c vidence Hospital " llinger Hospital 2 for 6e “whoopees.” girls' % hose and boys' fancy golf e e s ke e cerized cotton $1 Full Fashioned Silk Hose, 35¢ 3 pairs for $1.00. Seconds of chif- fon and service weight silk hose. | Popular_colors Children’s Union Suits 2 for 44c Waist - attachment suits. with |}l Prench legs and double seat: sizes | 2 to 12. Also boys' athletic suits with knitted insert in back, sizes 8 to 16. Women’s Union Suits, 29¢ All sizes 36 to 50. Light-weight knit suits with band top and tight or shell knees. Get & Summer’s sup- ply at rare savings 69c Rayon Undies, 39¢ EXTRA SIZES and regular sizes | in_chemises, step-ins, bloomers and | panties; regular sizes in gowns and | pajamas. Lace-trimmed, appliqued and tailored. Street Floor Women’s Smocks, 49¢c Double-breasted smocké in_blue, green, rose and orchid. Small, me- dium ‘and large sizes. Second Floor | Men’s Broadcloth Shirts, 39¢c | = Blue, green, tan and white. Col- lar attached. Sizes 14 to 17 Men’s $1 to $2 Shirts, 79¢ Collar attached, separate collar | and neckband shirts, all perfect. In white and colored broadcloth and fancy madras. Sizes 1315 to 17 Men’s Union Suits, 39¢ Athletic suits of 88x88 square white nainsook, with knit insert, snubber and strap reinforcements in back._ Al sizes, 36 to 52 Boys’ Wash Suits, 59¢ Sizes 4 to 9, in jaunty new wash suits of broadcloth. linen. jean, crash and covert. Belted and but- | ton-on styles. 320 Rhode Island ot Mildred B. Pickett, ave. n.e James Miller, ital A 14 months, 2 for 26c 10c_Octagon Sfllv Powder 2 for 1le 5¢ Mercerized Darning Cotton 2 for 6c llk Av:lol\ Hair Nets, Double of George and Agnes Fink, 14 da: nee Hospital t_of Harrison and Gladys Moseley, | | s. Sibley Hospital i !:‘dnn'd Henry, 78, Home for Aged and 2 ) st Mary Vates. 54, Gallinzer Hospital William W 1350 Bladensbure James H. Johnson, 46, Emergency Hospital wn.mm ELindsay, 45, Et. Elizabeth’s Hos- 41, Bt Hospital Starti 5¢ lnvhihk “Hair Pins arting Tomorrow. The District of Columbia Department | of the American Legion will stage a Spring fiesta at Fourteenth and R stieets southeast, beginning tomorrow. The Executive Committee has en- gaged Bernardi Greater Shows. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and not quite so warm today and to- morrow, probably local thundershower: gentle winds, mostly southeast and south. Maryland—Partly cloudy today and! tomorrow with local thundershowers; || not much change in temperature, Virginie—Generally fair, except pos- sibly local thundershowers and not quite so warm in extreme north por- tion, today; tomorrow partly cloudy, probably local thundershowers. West Virginia—Local thundershowers | todav and tomorrow; little change in temperature. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. 12 noon... Trme to Put Up These Screen Doors & Window Screens Buy them here at real ecoromy them for. Both d-ors and windo constructed for perfect fit and lo Screen Doors Sizes 2.6x6.6 and 2.8x6.3 Walnut Stain, Black Mesh $1.49 Vamished Finish and Galvanized Mesh rude Richardson, Elizabeth’s to Edward and Viola Ball. ger Hospital lnfnm. to Louise Duckett, 18 days, | The Coat Sensation of 1932! We sold hundreds of these coats for 5.95 and $5.00—now at $3.95! in prices screer g serv less than we have ever sold e durchly and accurately anteed i 12 da Window Screens Galvanized Wire Mesh Freedmen’s Hospi e ot Jack.and Oa Collins, 1 hour,. Colymbia Hospit Tniant to Lther ang Dorothy Moore, 35 minutes, Galiinger Hospital | SMALL SIZE GRAND PlANO MADE by facturer, bo sold erine here are hundreds Sport coats, dress coats stunning BLUE—both navy and black, tan, beige, tile, more street coats, fashions. skipper blue, green and tweed new 2.1.!6 10 18x36 with Black Mesh. Street Floor. well continue of 3. custom, turned Grand Pianos in this manner: tional ~ value for Ancwer guick; want it this week. Telephone or Write to Mr. Williams CREDIT MANAGER 1 11th St. N.W. MEtropolitan 2330, FREE LESSONS on the Piano Accordion All Private Lessons Given by Follow- Opening Our New Dept! With New 1932 Models of the Famous EONARD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS are offers some 1o M!dmghl o am 4 am. move, ersary Sale—this wonderful group of price. Sunday night styles and ¢ polka dot silks, ther Canton crepe Tide Tables. (Furnished by U georgette, 20, flat crepe, 939 em treet Floor 10 '1 ; m 4:47pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. 5:03 Sets 7:07 7:08 10:25 pm. | lights m m be turnee- un after Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in in Capital (current month to date) Month. Average. Record 3 7.09 6.84 884 913 10,69 17,94 2063 14.41 10.81 857 869 Bun, today Sun, tomorrow Moon, toda; Automobi one-half hou the ir —RoughStraws —Lacy Straws —Imitation Panamas —Fancy Straws —Toyos —Peanits —Sport Fabrics Wide t October November. December 88 , medium br g mod bl DAVE CROCKER and Other Well-Known Radio Arlut Teachcn in Join Our Accordlon Club Secure a brand-new Piano Accordion with ¢ instruc- tion book, and we teach you to play it with a course of private lessons in our studios. $100 EASY TERMS dips, close- nd all colors. a sensational white hats at ack, 3 lity sale price !—Street Floor. yle Shoes...Arch Shoes Anniversary Sale of New Summer Models Worth $3.00 and $4.00 Cut-Out Sandals 1 8 9 Sport Shoes New Oxfords Sizes 2 to 9. Black and brown Strap Styles patent leather, black satin, dull ln-therl and combination leathers—Second Floer. | AT NEW LOW PRICES Grecfer Value Than Ever 1492 *175 *2112 Only the LEONARD Has the Len-A-Dor— “A Touch of the Toe and the Door Swings Open™ Note the beauly of new Leonard...lis unusual roomi- As Low As ness and ice capadity...its many extra features...chrome hardware, semi-coficealed hinges, broom-room legs, one- s plece steel exterior; table top, Leanard approved insulation, one-piece porcelain interior...Chill-om-eter with 8 freezing speeds, metal sanitrays, handy egg basket. Leonard is —-Ba.hnu n easy weekly or monthly pay- ments. mixtures. All Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50 —Plenty of Large Sizes Brilliant New Fashions for Every Woman $ 9 5 ts in the Ann L] Jacket effects second Floor | 'New Wash Fabrics PRINTED RAYON Light and dark patterns. 25¢ Yard. PRINTED SWISS, tis- white, pink, blue, nile, peach and orchid. 36 inches wide. 25¢ Yard. “EVERFAST” DIMITY PRINTS, 36 inches CREPE, 36 inches wide, firm quality rich, lustrous quality in all the pop- with high luster. All colors, 25¢ yard. ular colors. Plenty of white. 25¢ yard. Street Floor And Lovely 9 5 Pastel and Printed ® Rayon Dresses Cool, shimmering, summery shantung_silk dresses come in white and pastel shades. Sizes Beautiful rayon dresses, many worth $2.95, come in sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 42. Trimmed with lace, appliqued des.‘ns and hand-embroidered Second Floor washable VOILE, 36 inches wide, sue weave, 36 inches wide, 25¢ Yard. Vot wide. Dainty, light Summer patterns. 25¢ Yd Shantung Silk 14 to 40. Sleeveless styles. Very smart and designs. Puffed sleeves or sleeveless . . reésses 38 to 50 with sheer chiffon finish. light Summer patterns. “DOLLY GRAY” SWISS in plain colors of RAYON - AND - COTTON FLAT 39-INCH RAYON TWILL SATE very practical. Second Floor. & name known to your mother and grandmother...now YOU can have a Leonard ELECTRIC refrigerator. *This model is without the Len-A-Dor. hird Floor. \4