Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1932, Page 16

r'a—I6 NINE CONVICTED ESe ONLIOUORCHARGES Fines for Traffic Counts: Also Are Assessed by Hyatts- ville Court. B a Staff Correspondent of The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., June 30.—Nine s arrested recently by Prince | ty police in raids and au- bile chases were convicted by Po- | Court Judge J. Chew Sheriff yes- Latorro, Baltimore _taxi | the heaviest penalty, being for transportation and pos- f liquor and $100 for exceeding | n hour. O'Neil Levinton, also | a passenger in the cab n charges against him | $150 fine was imposed on | Brookins, colored, of Fair- | rts, who was charged with of liquor following & raid. He of Baltimore, $101 for transporta- | 2d possession of liquor and speed- M. Pearce, Cottage City, $50 for appealed; William C. Taylor, k of Lanier place, Washington, possession; James Walstr, Len- $50 for possession; Anthony | altimore, $72 for possession, other traffic offenses; Odd Bedroom Pieces Reduced {22 others arrested with her. nolle prossed. Ruling that the “close harmony” of a colored quartet is not disorderly, Judge Sheriff dismissed charges of maintaining a disorderly house against Rosie Dark, colored, of North Brent- wood, and of disorderly conduct against Charges of possession of beer against the woman were also dismissed on motion of de- fense attorney J. Wilson Ryon. PITTSBURGH MAN HELD IN WINCHESTER ROBBERY Police Report They Caught Him in Act of Stealing 50,000 Cigarettes From Grocery Warehouse, Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., June 30.—A well dressed young man giving the name of John Booth, Pittsburgh, Pa., was being held today for court, after being caught by police, they said, in the act of run- ning away from the warehouse of the Winchester Wholesale Grocery Co., which they said he had robbed of about 50,000 cigarettes last night. Police, nottfied that the place had been robbed only recently, held an all- night vigil and saw Booth emerging as) daylight broke, they reported. They also seized his automobile, parked nearby. The cigarettes had been stacked on a platform, ready for loading. Booth denied having been implicated in other robberies here. Police found among his effects numerous tools usually used by yeggmen in drilling safes. G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, TANS, Blues and Greys; plain, striped or in handsome mix- tures. A tremendous assortment of shades and patterns to take care of every possible preference. And a perfect fit for every man . . . reg- ~ ular, tall, short, stout or slim. WHXTE buckskins, black-and- white, tan-and-white sport styles and our regular stock of fine black or tan calfskins . . . These are all $8.00 quality shoes—they look it and they’ll wear it. A wonderful opportunity to supply yourself with high-grade shoes at a very low price. JUNE 30, 1932. $1975 & $25 TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS $1675» ALLSILK TRIMMED AND TAILORED TO RALEIGH STANDARDS—YOUR ASSURANCE of QUALITY and FIT Special Sale of Raleigh “8” $8.00 SHOES 535 X White Linen Suits Imported Belfast, Ireland Qualities ENUINE Belfast Irish Linens, pre-shrunk, and tailored by makers of fine clothing — so they’re well made in every respeet. They'll hold up through laundry for many seasons. $ 175 Sports Trousers $7.50 Raleigh Quality INE all-wool Flannels and Serges — shadow-proof and skillfully tailored. Plain white, pin stripes, black stripes, banjo stripes and two-tones in all shades on white grounds. Sizes $585 for immediate clearance 28 to 48 waist, in all lengths. A Special Sale of Raleigh $7.50 PANAMAS GEN UINE Equadorian Panamas— 4 Many of these pieces are specially arranged on one floor. Here is your chance to pick up an odd piece or a room group at a whole- hearted clearance saving. Come early and the better secure values. the very same qualities that were priced $7.50 at the beginning of this season . . . in all the smart new shapes . . . reduced to this low price because of a late shipment and sub- sequent concession by the manufac- turers. Sizes 63 to 7%. A Suggestive Few of the Pieces Are Quoted Below coats by Hart Schaffner & $1.00 Hose Marx, smart models in all the Silks, Mixtures and Lisles Sports Coats $15 to $20 Qualities wanted fabrics and colors. Bro- ken assortments, but every size NE of makes. HESE are finely tailored in one style or another. shades and designs. Several Odd Bed Room Chairs, with upholstered seats; formerly sold 54_95 at much more anity Dresser, in walnut . $1 (“/l?xl;;’l& with four drawers $3.50 Raleigh Straws. . .77 and swinging mir- 329‘75 ror; regularly $45. finest All new Summer Plain and America’s Chest of Drawers, in walnut and gumwood, guaint Early American style; 529_75 formerly $42 . P One Twin Size Poster Bed, Maple Dressing Table, with 3 small drawers on table top and 3 drawers formerly $90 Maple Finish Dressing Table Base only; Special Sale of $2, $3 & You'll be wise to anticipate your needs for the entire Summer. fancy effects, all sizes. 55 2 Pairs, §1 pineapple tips, walnut and formerly 39.‘15 gumwood; former- § 75 ly $46. Now . 4 19 Beautiful $18.50 Hanging Mirror, suitable for dressing _table or lowboy; maple finish; for- 59.‘;5 merly $17. Now .... Genuine Walnut Dressing Table and Bench to match; fine construction; 539.‘[5 formerly $81...... Chest of Drawers, beautified with crotch walnut; 532,50 formerly $49. Now. n Anne type high- 3 seven drawers in walnut and gum- $2Q.75 One Night Table, with draw- LAIN white knit shirts and broadcloth shorts in plain or colored effects. All sizes. c We've sold them by the thou- sands. Take advantage of the low price. mer pajama fabrics, charmeuse, fine sateens, instantly as “The Suit That Put fo m nut and g Table, in wal- USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT . formerly at $150 . mercerized pongees, foulards and broad- Style in Swimming.” All-wool cloths. Pullover, English collar, notch col- worsteds. Sunback and Speed [ t and gumwood, .75 Now fl 529-95 E'Tthaflldrnw::.... 539 Here—or Open One Now Extended Payment Plan i eo oh s = styles. In navy, black, royal and e iy D aun lar styles. Plain shades, British stripings, s ) TOY:! One Berkey & Gay Dressing Bed Room Chairs, in walnut UR Extended Payment Plan en- J $5 Swim Suit A VERY fortunate purchase, indeed!. 3 These are all fine, lightweight Sum- HE world? most famous 5 5 make—you'll recognize it $ 295 ;‘rf.rlvgo?;?‘vmu;]nvilld v “;fa’ Bench to match, in walnut small figures on light or dark grounds and o : bt S chiefly; formerly § i i izes. $16.00 . ¢ o 55 || novelties. All sizes. Dre nd Bench Grand Rapids Made Dress- I Shirt d Sh t Table, with jewel boxes, in and gumwood, with tapes- walnut and hand-painted try seat; formerly 55.50 floral decoration; sold $ 4 far $1.50 ables you to divide your payments conveniently over several months— without any interest charges. $1 & $1.50 Ties ROM our own $1 and $15° Many Bedroom Suites Reduced 30-Day Accounts MAYER & CO. Seventh St. Bet. D and E ILLS for 30-day accounts are rendered at the end of each month and are payable during the following month. RALEIGH HABERDAS 1310 F Street stocks . . . including 7-Fold Fourlards, fine crepes, silks and satins. Plain striped or in new weaves. All resilient construc- i1} I