Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1933, Page 20

" B6 MILLION BOTILES OF WINE WAITING Champagne Is Stored in Deep Rock-Hewn Cellars in St. Louis. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933. [HERRIOT IS ALARMED fsee o o o demoenic e | NG ) QUERY GALLS [, G ook it wee et tuaiah Gaareh i 01d ol d the activities of the former A S AT | ot PR BY REICH ACTIVITIES S5, e 52 | 10 CHICAGOANS HERE| ™5 St s st .| 2 i s oy jr. son of the former utility magnate orations in the famous Frauenkirche, 4 longer s any doubt it is finding sup- now living in Athens, Greece. or “Church of Our Lady,” here, reveals Preparing to Take Offensive Port outside of Germany. ———o—w gray ceilings, yellow piliars, red altars . an s ‘Willlam Clark, w] retired | and green shrines. The church was re- Against France and Britain at HUNTED MAN A JUROR Geneva, He Declares. T Arrest Follows Discovery in Salt from lifeboat service at ven, Ire- opened with a ufinm mass by Car- land, colonel, Infantry, United States |By the Associated Pross. Lake City Court. By the Associated Press. helped save 160 lives at sea. | dingl von Fa Army, was awarded the Dis-| PARIS, February 9.—Former Premier SALT LAKE CITY, February 9 (#)—| CHICAGO, February 8.—A trip to tinguished Service Medal for Edouard Herriot in an article last night | por a week officers were seeking Thomas | Washington in the interest of a Sen- w b ! ! z 5 Qns exceptionally meritorious _and _distin- | Nat’l 3770 F St. at 11th BELDEN IGNITION CABLES FOR ALL CARS me H'E.nw. m District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. Charles G. Dawes and Melvin A. Traylor Head List of Senate Subpoenas. 8 recorded in the official citation, Fred W. Llewellyn, lieutenant guished Services in & position of great |\ the Radical newspaper Ere Nouvelle | A Figgins to arrest him on a charge |Ate investigation of the collapse of the responsibility. Assuming the respon- |€Xpressed alarm at activities in Ger- | of striking his wife. Insull utility holding companies was in sibility of the first | many. prospect for 10 Chicagoans prominent section of the gen- | At Geneva, he wrote, Germany “is| o C1Y Prosecutor Gerald Irvine |, tne banking and business world fol- staff of the |preparing to take the offensive against | Went into District Court to prosecute |lowing the serving of subpoenss. a case, and there in the box, among | James B. McDonough, ir., assistant to the other gentlemen of the jury, sat|Ferdinand Pecora of the Senate's Bank- Figgins himself. ing Subcommittee, made the announce- By the Assoclated Press. ST. LOUIS, February 9.—Fred Loh- man has a special interest in the pos- | . m s et =R v | vision five | France and even Great Britain sible return of beer and wine. With a days before the| “If her plan succeeds, it will mean | partner, he owns 1,000,000 bottles of Meusie - Argonne | the rearmament of Germany. In Ger- champagne, vintage of 1916-1917, stored | offensive, he effi- | many the Prussian affair is extremely Yesterday he was lodged in the city | ment and said those named were to ap- B ol ek hewh vanits: clently co-ordinated | grave. jail after pleading not guilty to the | pear before the body February 15. ‘The contents of the cellars are worth the several services. _"Tl"le Reich means to absorb and an- | charge. Next week he will be in court Heading_the list was former Vice s By his constant |nihilate the state, which has tried | again, but not as a juror. | President Charles G. Dawes, bank chair- &t least $1,000,000, he estimates, “pro- vided they can be sold.” Bought Old Company. Lohman's own ip of the wine dates from March, 1929, when he and his partner bought the stock of a company established in 1859, with the object of producing champagne * ‘equal to the best ench product.” The cellars in which the 600,000 pints and 400,000 quarts are stored extend | in three tiers 35 feet below the street Jevel of downtown St. Louis. Walls are k and a spring flows into one n the cellars never rises s below 55 degrees. No vigilance and ceaseless efforts, the entire system of supply, traffic and evacuation operated during the advance of more than 10 kilom- eters, in accord- ance with the plans he had ar- |ranged. He wes tireless in his energy |and devotion to important duties, dis- playing military attainments of a high order. With the rank of major, he serves in the office of the judge advocate daylight can ‘])V'\(U'EW the cellars. 7 To guard against possible thievery of sy v %% mcnily stock, licensed watchmen | e on duty at night behind | red doors. Present Price Is $6. The brand in question sold at retaux FILM STUDIOS TO CLOSE HOLLYWOOD, Celif,, February 9 (#). before prohibition for $1.25 & pint of | _Reported by {ts officials to be far $2.50 a quart. pharmacy, on prescription, quart. purposes, made under Government per- The present price at a | ghead of production, Universal Studios is $6 8|y Sales of champagne for medicinal fifuf;’ - l;‘jfmfii‘ - ill close next Saturday and remain fek" Approxi- 1 be removed from the employment lists by the shut- mit, have scarcely paid the maintenance | gown, cost of the warehouse and cost of the Lohman and his partner, in scquir- ing the company's assets—chief of which is the wine—purchased 3.500 shares of stock which had been inventoried in settlement of an estate at $50 a share. 0 Periodic_examination of the stock is made to make sure of its readiness for | § the market in case opportunity offers. gy TWO FACE CAMPUS KIDNAPING PROBE :: Man and Woman in Technical Cus- tody, but Los Angeles Police Still Seek Ex-Students’ Plot. bond, Lohman declares. { By the Associated Press. | LOS ANGELES, February 9.—A man and a woman were in technical custody of police today in connection with the | kidnaping of Mrs. Mary B. Skeele, 65, wife of Dr. Walter F. Skeele, dean of the College of Music of the University of Southern California, and the at- tempted abduction of Miss Isobel Smith, 29, former University of Southern Cali- | fornia student body president. Police records list the woman as Mrs. Luella Pearl Hammer, 27, and the man as W. D. Howard, 32, employed by the woman as handyman at her home, which is located about two blocks from the spot where Mrs. Skeele's captors had directed her husband to deposit the $10,000 in ransom money they had de- manded. Howard sald he arrived here from Kansas City six months ago. The two denied any knowledge of the plot. Detectives said they had uncov- ered enough circumstantial evidence to warrant their temporary detention. Mrs. Skeele was kidnaped last Sunday | night and was released 24 hours lat,er without payment of ransom. 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Sale Price Bookcase With Five Adjustable Shelves $20.75 Attractive in appearance— this bookcase with Gothic style grill work on doors and fluting at top. The case is 52 inches high and 30 inches wide. other in same style 52 inches high and 24 inches wide, priced at $27. Also an- Dustproof throughout; hard- Note how large all pieces are. mirrors are the new copperlytic kind, they will not become cloudy, streak or damage with Bench, chair and nite table at small additional cost. Because its Regular $19.95 |nnerspring Mattress Made of hundreds of tempered and resilient coils with layers of felt at top and bottom. Handles on sides for convenience in handling, new tufting at top for smooth surface. Choice of coverings. Specials & Friday Bargains Friday Bargains in Oriental Rugs (Buy on Our Deferred Payment Plan) Choice, $ 1 9 2 Round Chinese Rugs, 6x6. ‘Were $148. Hamadan 3.5x6.1. Was $65. Hamadan, 2.11x5.9. Was $57.50. Anatolian, 3.4x5.3. Was $50.00. Choice, $39 Cabistan, 4x6.1. Was $150 Kazak, 4.10x8. Was $135. Dozar, 4.2x62. Was $125. Hamadan, 4.9x6.5. Was $175. Cabistan, 4.1x6. Was $135. Bachtari, 4.4x6.1. Was $135. Loristan, 4.5x64. Was $100. Hamadan, 4. lx7 6. Was !:l“. Sereband, 3.6x8.2. Was $125. Was $100. ‘Was $65. ‘Was $95. : Was $75. Bijar, 3.7x6.8. Was $85. Choice, $69 Chinese Rug, 6x9. Was $250, Bijar Rug, 4.3x8.9. Was $175. Antique Hamadan, 5.2x10.9. Was $250. Anthue Hamadan, 4.2x10.8. rsian K.Ilzy 5x8.8. Was $325. ;V;u $250. Choice, $89 Sarouk Rug, 4x6.4. Was $275 Bachtarl Rug, 55x9.6. Was . $325. - Persian Kiley, 4.9x11.10. ity ey, Was MOSES—THIRD FLOOR. New Spring Footwear $4 = Pictured: “Connie” tie of fawn colored pigskin, unlined and per- forated; mew shorter vamp, boulevard heel. $4. Pumps, straps, ties, san- dals. In all the new Spring colors, including grey, blue, fawn, beige or black. All styles of heels. Nu- merous patterns. AAAAtoB—3t09 BETTER GRADE SHOE DEPT—2ND FLOOR Great Savings SHOE REPAIR SHOP Every-Day Price Free delivery or serv- fce while you wait. All MOSES—LOWER FLOOR 98¢ Door Mats Babber Door Mats; see 18230 inches. 69¢ 0Odd Stair Trendu We 50c to $1, Friday .- . 10c Rayon Chenille Rugs Washable Rayon Chenille Rugs, for bedroom thmm Slle 27!!4 were $4.95 32.98 Cotton Chenille Rugs ‘Washsble and Reversible Cotton Chenille Rugs. Blue, rou. peach and orchid. Broken lot 24x36, were $1.98. FRIDAY, § l(x) 27x54, were $3.48. FRIDAY, $1_98 30x60, were $7.70. FRIDAY, 5244 Armstrong Inlaid Linoleum, Special Was $1.95 sq. yd. FRIDAY, 51 49 Was $2.50 sq. yd. FRIDAY, sl 78 Was $3.50 sq. yd. FRIDAY, $l 98 3 Plain Axminster RUGS Sige 9x12. Were e e S1980 $2.44 to $5 Yd. 27-in, Carpetings $1.98 Limited quaati u - Lo o i h'-;“l.l; Mm— Im FLOOR $1.10 to $2 Boudoir Shades Limited number of fancy silk bondoir lamp shades. Special for 1 twllxm Table Lamp, red and gold finish. Complete with parchment paper shade. Was $5, Friday 1 Blue and Silver Urn-shaped Table Lamp; 2-| I.lfllt :tyle. Com- plete with matel !SHI;‘; de Was lll.l&. $4 95 Limited number of 8, 10 and 16 inch paper parchment shades. Were 75¢ to $1.45. Some :!Sc as is. Friday Limited number oM sticks; were 95¢ to 95¢ Jewelry 49c¢ 0dd lot of sports jewelry includ- ing necklaces, bracelets and pins. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $195 & $2.50 Dusting 8 9 C Powder ...... Includes Bour Jois and D'Orsay. Bfli Yardley & Other al sas ... 89C Special for Friday only—Yard- leg, Coty’s and Houbigant bath MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Linen Crash 57x57 Cloth 89c¢ T Whlte Damask Cloths 0x88 ...........$.4.94 Hemstitched Luncheon Linen damask luncheon sets with colored borders, 6 matching nap- kins, Hemmed & Laundered Dinner $ 5 95 All linen 88 and 8 mhlng napkins. Peasant Linen Bridge 89 C Sets Novelty peasant weave in various colors. Cloth and 4 matching napkins. Spanish Embroidered Dinner size 72x90, and napkins. Emlnlh embroidery on natural color linen. Fine Quality White Damask 72x72 $3 94 Candlewick Spreads $ ]_ .64 Double sise candlewick _bed- broddery, 100% Wool Comforts $2.98 All-wool filled and sateen covered in various floral patterns and colors. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Shopper’s Special Fried Select Oysters, Tartar Sauce or Creamed Fresh Mushrooms With 2 Vegetables, Roll & Butter Choice of Desserts Tea, Coffee, Milk TEA ROOM—LOWER FLOOR $1.84 to $2.75 Silk Undies . 5 9C Very limited qnnuty of slightly mussed undies in silk or georgette crepe. Blue, flesh, tearose or black. $2.84 Undies Limited number of silk panties, chemise, or dancettes. In blue, flesh or tearose. Only 11 girdles, front clasp and side hook; 2 secticns of eln;nlc, 2 prs. hose supporters. 98c Were $3.35 t0 $4.85, Friday MOSES—SECOND FLOOR $1.84 Blouses Very limited number linen h%mvmwmfl $2.84 69 C Sweaters . Only 36 shert llnnd sweaters; suralice or round necklines Light or dark shades. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Odd Lot Kid Gloves Special 95c Slip-on . novell enn m ly much hl(her priced. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Table of Odd Upholstery and Prape Materials 19¢ v Were 44c to 84c yd. Table of 34c to 74¢ Cretonnes 19¢ w Limited Number Regular $8.44 Chintz Drapes (Limited Number) Frid srecu $3.84 3 cretonne couch covers, $2.44, Friday.......... ...J'l».”' 2 crash couch covers, were $4.84, Friday ..cccocevcccvesen ..$2.98 llmeflnfidflmmi!“. taing, ‘were $1.25 pr, Friday, 656 24 o«hn sets, were $2. M“fi‘li plain eulnrdornnty eJ curtains, were $3.84, l‘rl- 20 small table ts, were Friday ....... ..“.’.‘ .......... 48¢ 95¢ to $1.35 Window Shades 69c 125 ready-made window shades, 36x38 l.l':lldh"l in." wide by © 1t long. nd’s opaques and du- plex colors included. - $1.98 Decorated Drapery Tods, 38 fo 48 i, extension, Only 17 decorated metal drapery rods in poly. chrome finish, were 5298 a nd $3.44, $4 .69 P viierriii b Colorsd Only 36 " -puumfi;u:'. with nnlan and ends, 6 decorated wood cornices, 42" to 6 long. Were :.:;o $10. As uT Fri- 3\1 MOSES—THIRD FLOOR