Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1932, Page 6

THE EVENING LEE AGAIN CONVICTED OF SLAYING FAMILY baryland Jury Finds First-Degree SHOW IN CEMETERY . |me et, clowns were o| THOMAS H. INCE, JR., WEDS sty iichen, yas given away by e father, George P. Kitchen, a the film industry. Her sister, Miss Son of Late Film Producer Marries | Marian Kiichen, was her only attend- ant. B. R. Hampton, jr, was Ince's Nancy Drexel. best man. LOS ANGELES, Beptember 29 (#)— st Y ;- Thomas H. Ince, jr., son of the late film | Mexico im, 13 American sir- body was found with those of his wife and two daughters in their Taylors- ville, Md., farm house last October 12. A Circuit cdfin iury lufli’n wmdly nl;;; Troupers to Honor Fellow Player turned a vert of Ity e Gopres “withouy secemmendation 1or at Grave. mercy. A previous conviction had been| ORLAHOMA CITY, September 29 (#). Verdict Without Recommen- | reversed by the Btate Court of Ap-| .. “ i ported peals. The defense asked for a new | — The World on Parade” playing | i, ypces bearing the royal arms of | producer, and Nancy Drexel, fim ac- ' planes in the first half of this year. dation fof Mercy. trial and sentence was deféred. |the Oklahoms State Fair, was to give which were in_the late King | tress, were married last night at the |- e e By the Associated Tress. Lee, who worked for Davis, was ac-|an extra performance today—in Rose Baneirs Sesidence n” Bngland, wore | Tnoe estate i Beverly Hills'and 1ft tme »su"‘s 318 TOWSON, Md., September 29.—For | cused by the State of going to the | Hill Cemetery. bequested under his will to King | mediately by motor car for Antioch, Il | y --Pay $6 Monthly the second time, Euel Lee, 60-year-old | farmer's home and killing the four At the grave of a fellow trouper, Wil- 'f‘::orge cf“m hn‘d as & ucumox;sl’n gr | where both are enrolled in Antioc) C.)l-( 9 T SR S| I EISEMAN'S, 7th and F colored man, has been found guilty of | members of the family while they were |liam Kruck, “human cannonball,” who the slaying of Green K. Davis, whose | asleep because of a dispute over wages. ' was killed here a year ago when he ! nesses Miss Drexel, whose true name is Dor- SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. - Univerity, scholastic medals were TR T 0 P.M. Friday and Saturday among undergraduates of the College of . e Arts and Sciences for accomplishments during the last school year. District of Columbia students carried off the major portion of the scholastic honors, three of them winning four of | the nine medals presented by Dr. W Coleman Nevils, S. J., president of the university. Jercme J. Downey of this city was the only student to win two medals, each of them being awarded for oratory, a field in which he won the oratorical contest sponsored May 24 last by the District of Columbia George Washington Bicentennial Commission for his oration on “Washington.” Win Two Medals. The medals which Mr. Downey re- celved at yesterday's exercises were the Dixon Elocution Meda) and the Garvan Oratorical Medal, which he won in open competition. Arthur F. Carroll and Robert J. Maw- hinney were the other two Washington students to receive avards. Mr. Carroll received the O'Brien Medal for the best examination in junicr philosophy and | Mr. Mawhinney was awarded the Dahl- | gren Medal for the best examination in | integral and differential calculus. The Hamilton Philodemic Medal, founded by Dean George E. Hamilton of the Law School, was awarded to Joseph G. Smith of Pennsylvania for the best extempore debate among members of the Philodemic Society, 102-year-old debating group at the college. Joseph N. Monaghan of Michigan, president of the Yard or Students’ Council, was awarded the Kidwell Medal for the highest average in the junior physics class. The Brennan Medal was won by John S. Quigley for the best examina- tion based on Doyle's “Defense of the Catholic Church” and Chetwood's “God and Creation.” The remaining honors were awarded as follows: Philip A. | Hart, jr, of Pennsylvania, the Edward Douglas White Medal for the pgize de- bate between the Gaston and White So- cieties, and Thomas A. O'Callaghan of New Jersey. the Horace Medal for the best examination in selected odes of Horace. NEDALS AVARDE AT GEORGETOWN D. C. Students Carry Off Major Portion of Scho- lastic Honors. | ‘Grand Upright Pianos For Rent Hugo Worch 1110 G St. N.W. Est. Over 50 Years Featuring the formal opening of the 1932-33 academic year at Georgetown Tomorrow, 9:15 A.M. to 9:30 P.M., Sears’ Retail Department Store will hold its once-a-month, one-day, store-wide clearance. Thousands who read this “ad” are already familiar with Sears’ high quality merchandise. They know when Sears’ regular low prices are still further lowered rare bargains are to be had. If you are not familiar with the great savings Sears’ Month End Clear- ance offers, join the happy shopping crowds tomorrow and know the pleasure of buy- ing perfect quality merchandise made by manufacturers of national fame at prices that «re really exciting. - Clearance of Floor Samples and Demonstrators Nationally Advertised Electric Washers r mechaniczlly perfect ard Entire Stock of Silk and Rayon @ Remnants N sA Regularly low priced by X Sears from 35¢ to $1.19 C - Clearance, yd. g tced by Sears. Only $5 down delivers 2ny of these washers to ycar heme, balance easy terms, small carrying charge. JUST 3 “WATER WITCH" ELECTRIC WASHERS, finest rationally adveriised models, regularly low priced at $775 $79.50. Clearance 2 — Included are all-silk plain crepes, printed crepes, all-rayon flat crepe, all-rayon printed crepe, sll- rayon printed voiles. 36 and 39 inches wide. Turkish . Towels 17c 24x48 inches Cites Taft and White. President Nevils, who addressed the student body assembled in Gaston Hall, | referred to incidents in the lives of Wil- | | liam Howard Taft and Edward Douglas | White, Chief Justices of the United States, to impress upon the young men the value of a proper reverence for re- | ligion, law and authority. Rev. Vincent | J. Hart, S. J, dean of the college, pre- sided. Before the academic excfcises, Presi- | dent Nevils was celebrant at a mass of the Holy Ghost for the college seniors in | the Chapel of St. William. A similar mass, at which Dean Hart officiated, Entire Stock of Cotton Fabrics JUST 2 “KENMORE" DE LUXE ELEC- TRIC WASHERS; regularly low 34775 priced 2t 859.50. Ciearance s JUST 2 KENMORE ELECTRIC WASH- ERS; regularly low priced at $3675 $49.95. Clearance = JUST 4 KENMORE EL LR%; rogulerly low f: "30.05. Clearance Formerly low priced from 12¢ to 39¢. Clearance, yard Perfect quality, extra heavy weight, double loop yarns, fast color, borders of pink or blue. TRIC WASH- at 53775 Remnants of printed percales, dimities, voiles, 36 and 39 inches wide. e o o Clearance of Rugs Clearance of H P J. M. BOWLI FOR SALE BY— DISTRICT HARDWARE & ELECTRIC CO., 2148 P St. NW. FISCEL, 423 8th St. SE. W. F. HUMMER & SON, 802-810 B St. NE. VIRGINIA HARDWARE CO., Rosslyn, Va. FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, Leonardtown, Md. H_ MITCHELL HARDWARE CO, La Plata, Md. C. Z. PO SEY, Indian Head, Md. WILLIAM V. MILLER, Cheltenham, Md MEREDITH LUMBER & SUPFLY CO., Mechanicsville, Md. & COMPANY, Hughesville, Md. | Al iy Four Others Injured in Mysterious was observed in Dahlgren Chapel for the undergraduates. TWO IN AUTO KILLED BY DYNAMITE BLAST Explosion as Car Is Parked in Pennsylvania. By the Associated Press SCRANTON, Pa., September 20.—Two | | unillentified men were killed early to- day in what police described as an ex- | plosion of a dynamite bomb in the vic- tims’ automobile Four other persons suffered minor in- juries in the blast which occurred in the sparsely settled Tripp Park section of the city. Parts of the bodies of the two men | were so badly mangled identification | was_virtually impossible. ~Police were | unable to advance a moiive for the ex- | plosion. The car bore Pennsylvania license plates : | | An automobile driver's license found | near the scene bore the name, police | said, of Alfred Satiri of Jessup. Pa., a mining community six miles north of | Scranton 3 — = | e All Leather - Union Made ALL of W. L. Douglas men’s shoes at ALL prices are ALL solid leather and ALL made in our own factories Clearance of Hosiery OUTSIZE SILK HOSE, sheer service weight, lisle tops and re- inforced lisle’ soles for added wear; French heels, cradle foot. Beautiful shades. Regu- larly worth SL00. Clear- 7 ance, pair. C CHILDREN'S SOCKS, 74 length, for school and play; reinforced toes and heels. Clearance, loc Clearance of Lingerie FRENCH CREPE LINGERIE— chemise, dance sets, step-ins; reg- nilarly‘lnw l‘:m“d' all regular sizes in the lot. Clear- e " 69c ASSORTM N LINGE- RIE—Combinations, bloomers, vests, panties, step-ins: pink and peach; all regular sizes in Q) the lot. Clearanee. . ~7C MILANESE SILK LINGERIE— Shirts, panties, bloomers; all reg- ular sizes in the lot: regularly low priced, $1 ance ... LOT OF SLIPS, made of rayon and cotton; all blas cut; lace- trimmed or tatlored; reg- ularly worth 79. Cleai Clearance of Gloves and Bags JUST 144 FALL HANDBAGS, biue, black, wine; many styles; regularly worth 93c. Clear- 40 ance, each C ASSORT) HAND- BAGS frem the recent anniver- sary event; fabrics and leathers: many styles; regularly low $746 priced, $1.89. Clearance.. - — Children’s Wear ~ Clearance JUST 50 EIDERDOWN COATS, some with berets; blue, pink, white; regularly low priced, $] $1.5! JUST 150 PANTY DRESSES, fast-color prints; sizes 2, 4, 6; regularly low priced, 39¢ Sl each. Clearance, 4 for. % JUST 60 BOYS' W. SUITS, in plain colors with contrasting Il;'l;nsl: slfl;‘smld to 6 vears; regu- riy low priced, 59c. Clear- o2 JUST 40 PART-WOOL BLANK- ETS, ¢'ze 30x40 inckes: nink or rezalasly low priced 4Qo Clearance of » N7 Boys’ Wear ALL-WOOL LUMBERJACKS, butten freut, clastic bottoms, with buttons; regularly low priced, Sl k3 Clearance. . . JUST 4 BOYS' LUMBERJACKS, double suede cloth, with slide- easy Talon fastener; brown $749 or gray. Clearance price. . = JUST 4 TRENCH COATS, felt Clearance of Men's Felt Hats Slightly mussed from early sea- son display, sizes 63, to 7% in snap and roll brims. All colors in the lot, but not in all sizes. $2.95 Fall Felt Hats.. $3.95 Fall Felt Hats $4.95 Fall Felt Hats JUST 30 MEN'S ALL-WOOL ull-over style: tan, zes 40 to 46 in the priced by Clear- $]39 JUST 45 MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS. Short sleeves, long legs, light weight; sizes 36 to 42; regularly low priced 4Q) at 9c. Clearance c green, navy; s lot. ' Regularly low Sears $1.98. ATHLETIC UITS, mussed from dis- |I; . sizes 34 and 36 only; regu- arly low priced at 39c each. Clearance lOc MEN'S WORK TROUSERS. Jast 68 pairs, neatly tailored, extra heavy for work. Sizes 42 and 44 on'y. Regularly low priced $1 at $1.98. Clearance JUST 100 RAYON SUITS, for men. Sizes 34 and 36 only. Regularly low priced at $1.29. 2 for.. JUST 25 MEN'S SHIRTS. made of fine broadcloth, from display, sizes 14-16-16',. Regu- larly low priced by Sears at $1.00 and $1. UNION INITIAL BELT BUCKLES. silver plated; not all ini s in the lot; regulariy low priced by S0c Clearance. TIES, figured. Clearance, - 10c 35c to 69c Toiletries Clearance price 1 9C Includes choice of the following: 35c Bath, Tooth and Hand SILK AND SHAN rich, dark red: plain and 69c Gelden Pea Cream .... 35c Vanard's Rcse Cream d Skin Lotion................. 19¢ Clearance of Shoes WOMEN'S §3 AND $4 LOW SHOES—Pumrs, straps, ent, black kid, tan Ki two-tone tans, high and medium Floor Samples and Demonstrators of the Nationally Advertised Coldspot Electric Refrigerator Greatly reduced for a quick clearance, every one fully guaranteed by Sears. Monthly payments easily arranged. mall urryln: charge. All prices include delivery to your home. JUST 1 LACQUER-FINISH COLDSPOT, 7% cu ft.; regu- larly low priced at $197. Clearance. JUST 1 LACQUE COLDSPOT, 5'¢ cu. ularly low priced at $173.00. Clearance. JUST 3 LACQUER-FINISH COLDSPOTS, 4'¢ cu. ft.; reg- ularly low priced at §$] ] 250 $149.50. Clearance = JUST 1 LACQUER-FINISH COLDSPOT, 5 cu. ft.; regu- larly low priced at $]]65 $125.00. Clearance. = JUST 1 LACQUER-FINISH COLD- SPOT, 4 cu. ft.; regularly low 38950 priced at §99.50. Clearance.. Stationery Dept. $1.00 FOUNTAIN PENS for men and women, 14-ki. gold _pen points; attractive colors. Eiearanee > 79 LOT OF PICTURES AND FRAMES, 12x14 zrd 3x9 inches. Clearance price. . 25¢ = Clearance of Clocks JUST 15 NOVELTY CLOCKS for boudoir and desk, also eleciric rlocks, with or without alarm. Regularly low priced, $2.95. ’1 Clearance, each JUST 10 ELECTRIC KITCHEN CLOCKE, beautiful colers fo mateh su‘roundings. Clear- §]98 ance price -~ URNITURE CLEARANCE Our or'ginal low prices have been further reduced for th i s for cverv re ance. All cdd es and odd sui a fow items zre adveriised. chases of $20 or mere. JUST 5 WALNUT-VENEERED BEDS, massive type for years of ce, full size; regularly low priced from $19.75 to $29.50. $Q75 Clearance ... - JUST 6 VANITIES, in American walnut and Oriental wood veneers. Regularly low priced, $19.75 Sls to $39.50. Clearance . one-day clear- 2-PC. MCHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE, fiscr sample; regularly low priced, $129.50. Clear- S% 75 ance . - 2.PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE, cov- ered In English rep, floor sample; regularly low priced, 34975 $119.50. Clearance. . . - JUST 5 ROCKERS, high-grade fibre construction, full size, roomy; Meny fine bargains in few of a iird, monthly payments easily arzanged on purchases of §20 of m: JUST 100 NOVELTY RAG RUGS, eclorfal hit-znd-miss pat- tetns, size 18336 inches, D()o JUST 9 NILLE RUGS, very uczful, scld in sets of three !l for oo sisis JUST 30 AXM scatter size, 2x18 inches. Reg- ularly low priced $198. §]69 e e R JUST 40 DOOR MATS, mottled and stenciled cocoa; 14x21 inches; regularly low priced 59¢ Clearance . . Curtains and Draperies CURTAINS, niecly made of m rg-iecile and finished with dcep Soft French ¢ 3 wide, 2'; yds. lo! ance, each .............. JUST 9 PART-WOOL BLANK- ETS, beautiful plids; sizz 70x80 inches. Clearance, a 5179 pair JUST 90 M. E CUR- TAINS, nicely tailered; regularly low priced at 79c. Clear- 46c LOT OF VIRGIN WOOL AND SILK BLANKETS, size 70x80 inches; reversible colors; $998 $3.98 values. Clec=nnce c2~h = — JUST 200 Y CRETONNE, sunfast, was! nd 29 qualities. C1 2 10¢ BENADINLS, covered in_printc: solid band berders; nicely with deep tufts; full bed size: regulatly low priced at 3198 $349. Clearance......... = JUST 25 CURTAIN RO tled black, very decorative; rezu- larly low priced at 69c. 4Qc Clearance 5 JUST 80 ARTISTIC PILLOWS, neatly tailored, Kapok DSo filled. Clearancs, each... Clearanze of S RANGES, beau- tiful consolc model, fully porce- lain enameled, touch-a-button lighter, heat regulator, regularly low priced $19.75. Clzar- ance price, delivered and $3]95 connec 3 — JUST FIVE inet models, full porcelain enam- eled, insulated oven, utility draw- Nationally Advertised Electric Sewing Machines Mcnthly Pay g2 and floor samplcs, ” 1 SEWING 4 regul low priced $1.50. Clear- $7Q Snesio o EiE T JUST 1 F N ELECTRIC SEWING regularly fow priced $39.50. Clear- $4()75 JUST 1 MINNESOTA TREADLE SEWING MACHINE, _regularly low priced $41.50. Clear- 3275 ance - cons g 1 SIS JUST ESOTA ELECTRIC s regularly ETS. cast aiumi low priced ) 5 = e REVERSIBLE DUST MOPS, lnngl llmndh\ assorted colors, regularly low priced 15c. e T e MAPLE HAMPEDS, sturdy con- struction, regularly low 690 priced 95c. Clearance EMBRO SELF - WRINGING MOPS. complete with extra mop heads,” regularly worth S| §1.95. Clr2rance Clearance of Electrical F JUST BATH BRACRLTS, 4 wih swiwen, ieg- Ciearance, 5 JUST 12 CEILING FIXTURES for porches, complete with 99c shade. Clearance, each FIVE-LIGHT ELECTRIC FIX- TURES, indirect, with shades, regularly low priced $12.50. $498 Clearance price........... 1= JUST 24 DROP-LIGHT FIX- TURES, five lights, regularly low priced $3.98. Clear- 5155 ance ... e 30-WATT ELECTRIC BULBS, outside frosted, round shade Sl in celers. Clearance, 12 for. Hardware Dept. Clearance BY RED HOSE, out- Wil biass cou- low priced $)9% heavily gal inch widths. Clearance, D1 /¢ bow and rake forged from one heels; all sizes in the lot. SIQI Clearance, a pair : JUST 5 METAL BEDS, beautifally & grained to produce the effect of CHILDREN'S $1.49 AND S$1.98 cnuine walnut and mahogany: OXFORDS, in_patent and gun- Jull _ sizes; regularly low priced, metal; Korry Krome soles, rubber $695 o S1195. Clear- $395 heels; cizcs 9 to 2. Clear- §] nice R 2086, et = JUST 3 METAL CRIBS, floor sam- fec; regularly low priced, $395 $6.95 o £9.95. Clezramce... Y — JUST 2 CLUB CHAIRS, uphalster- ed in jacquard velour: regularly fow priced, $19.75. Clear- $Q95 ance = This trade-mark is jour guarantee of honest value lined, storm collai all aroun Tegulark; priced $2.95. Clearance. . . : Toy Clearance All the smartest Fall styles are now here —and TMCT?fi s o i i ’) s luminum; regu- you certainly ought to see our new £3.60 men’s e e e 51 line — the biggest shoe values, we horestly be- i ance 2 3-CLUB GOLF SETS. with sne lieve, in the whole wide world today. sroan ball; regularly 98c. £Q0 Clierh=rs! est B 17-INCH RURBER BAILS for covered with gay cretonne; reg- ularly low priced, $7.95. l39 Clearance - PORCELAIN -TO P camples; regniarly Clear- 9! piece of bar steel. Clear- Q( 89c by the highest paid skilled union shoemalkiers in this country. er, touch-a-button lighter, regu- larly low priced $19.75. Clearance price, delivered ’3195 and con=-cled ... - - Clezrance of a mater Elcotiric Troners i b3 3 JUST 10 MAGAZINE RACKS, . 6 TRUNKS, all- artistic, eolorful: regularly $] s - R worth §1.9¢. Ciearance...... fow priced S5, Ciears S745 15 FOOTSTOOLS, uphol- - . e ... :grs:d. in artistic velours; reg? Sl use. Worderful t‘m~ snd JUST § SPARE-TIRE MIRRORS, worth saver. Rerulerly low chrome plated, lock and chain, —— BESR Sl priced at §39.50. Clear- $3250 fegularty low priced $248. $]9 ance Clearance price ... JUST TABLES, fic pair; regulacly low priced $]49 at $5.00. Clearance, a pair - — BOYS' §1.95 BLACK OXFORDS, the lawn, mad~ cf pure wing_foot soles; sizes gum. Regularly, Clearance, 'a $] Clearance All the season’s smartest styles in the very finest leathers at 85. Normal-Tred corrective shoes with many exclusive patented features at $7. $360 $K00 4700 Smert Fall Styles i1 MEN'S HATS — ‘249 ond $3.85 Boys’ $250 $9.75 $3.00 W-L- DOUGLAS “AMERICA’S BEST KNOWN SHOES" 905 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Tel. METR. 0823 Just 9 Warm Air Heaters 29% —For cozl or wood, beautiful wal- nut finish, wili heat two rooms, reg- ularly low priced, $49.00. Monthly payments easily arranged Clearance of $8.00 Super Tournament Tennis Rackets Choice $295 Z Here is your chance to get one of the finest rackets made at less than half price. Moisture-proof gut. Rein- forced at shoulders. REGULAR STORE HOURS 9:15 to 6 P.M. DAILY SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 P.M. Delivered and Insta'led SEARS ROEBUCK AND C€O. Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Streets N.E. Open Saturday Evenings