Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1933, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, C., THURSDAY, MAY 1933. INDIAN MISSION W(lRKERS%YEARS One Famlly Served Tribe of P o Sitting Bull for Nearly A newer e Jr. Highs' $10.95 10 $16.50 Coats $8.95 Most of them fur-trizatmed!’ eod coats! The favorite styles. 11-16 (Second Floor, The Necht Ov.) Misses’ & Women’s Silk Prints $2 95 Ever-Blooming Rosebushes 12¢ eld n!y\-fi Wn—wud".‘ rom (nfth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Century. By the Assoclated Press, NEW YORK, May 4.—Ninety-six years of continuous: service by one fam- | ily to the tribe of Sitting Bull, Sloux chieftain, will be concluded May 27, headquarters of the Congregational and Christian Churches announce. On that date Frederick B. Riggs will retire as principal of the Santee Indian Normal Training School, directed by the united denomiunation, at Santee, Nebr. Riggs is the grandson of Stephen R. and Mary Riggs, who went to the Sioux in 1837 as “foreign missionaries,” mak- ing their home 100 miles west of the site of Minneapolis. Moved to Nebraska. After the 1862 uprising the Santee branch of the Sioux were moved to Nebraska, the Rigges going along. Here, eight years later, their oldest son, Alfred, found the school, first of such institutions among the tribe. Alfred’s oldest son, Frederick, now re- tiring because he has reached the de- nomination’s age limit, 68, became prin- cipal in 1916. He will be succeeded by Rudolph Hertz, who has been superin- tendent of the denomination’s Indian churches, with headquarters at Eagle Butte, S. Dak. The school has 105 students this year, church headquarters reports, bringing s total enrcliment in 63 years close Printing, iculture, carpent: smithing, cooking, sewing and :ycsdemtc subjects are taught. Four papers, two ;’n‘hseécux and two in English, are pub- Some Born Artists. “Almost every Indian student is found capable of doing creditable drawing and some are born artists,” the announce- ment of Principal Riggs' retirement 88YS. “A chorus which has many engage- ments to sing outside the school and winning athletic teams are helping to prepare the students to cope with twentieth century civilized life. “That fortitude is still & character- istic of the Indians has been demon- strated by the basket ball team, which, Jacking & gymnasium, sweeps the snow off a dirt court outdoors in Winter and practices with the temperature some- times at 10 degrees below zero.” CAPT. NEAL TO HEAD NAVAL TRAINING STATION Commander of Battleship New York Ordered to Take Charge at San Diego, Calif. Capt. George F. Neal, U. 8. Nayy, commanding the battleship U. 8. S. New_ York, was directed yesterday by the Navy Department to become com- manding officer of the San Diego, Calif., Naval Training Station. Capt. Neal, ed here as aide to former of the Navy Wilbur and 30, will relieve Capt. Sin- cleir Gannon, U. S. Navy, the new commander of the Special Service Squadron, which operates in Central American waters, Capt. Edward D. Washburn, jr., U. 8. Na ¥, of thé material division of the of the Chief of Naval Operations, Nfl\\ Department, will go to command the light cruiser, U. 8. S. Marblehead, relieving Capt. William R. Furlong; U. 8. Navy, who joins the next class at the Naval War College, Newport, R. 1. Comdr, Homer H. Norton, U. 8. Navy, who has been under treatment at the Naval Hospital here, has been ordered to command the survey ship, U. 8. 8. mis, which is at work on the east of Panama, for the Hydrographic Office. He will relleve Comdr. W. R. Carter, U. 8. Navy, ordered to the Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va. Comdr. Norton Ilives at 11 Hesketh street, Chevy Chase, Md. OPERETTA .SCHEDULED Two Performances to Be Held at Roosevelt High. ‘Two performances instead of one will be given of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, “The Pirates of Penzance,” at Roosevelt High School Auditorium, it was announced by the Community Center Department. The dates will be May 9 and 10 for these presentations by the Estelle Wentworth Opera Group. Tickets are on sale for both perform- ances at the Community Center De- pertment in PFranklin School Building, also at the A. A. A. headquarters, the Willard Ticket Bureau and the Wash- Hotel newsstand. Wedding Invitations and Announcements The same dignity and im- pressivencss which sur- round the marriage cere- mony should characterize the heralds to so impor- tant an event. And yowll find on vicwing our new engraved forms modera- tion n cost which vour sense of value will ap- prove. ‘BrewaD Engravers and Stationers 611 Twelfth Street WONDERFUL T0 l TAKE OFF FAT1 “Am faking Krusehen Salts for lo weixh. Find (hem to be wonderful. 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MEN’S FURNISHINGS 12—8$2.85 Ansle Broadeloth Shirts; 14781.66 Frenck Lings Handkerchiofs— 5 12 for $1.00 30—$1.95 to .50 Patamany, all saes . 88¢ and S mopes . $3.95 35—81.55 Cotton Sateen Pa- Jamas style . 35—8$6.50 Bomete 1,200 pairs 35c & 50c Na- tionally Famous Sock: discontinued -Gle neckband. Sizes 14-18 10—81.50 Solled Mesh Shirts, 14 to 15%— 3 for $1.00 24—$1.50 SIK Elas- tie Suspenders 10—Dunhill Lighters 15—$1 Fancy Cork_ Bottle Teps. ... 3—37.50 Remson Clgarette Cases. .. (Msin Floor. The Hecht Co.) Chair & Ottoman $11.94 Spring seat—button back! Low-slung lines for com- fort! Variety of cover- ings, colors! (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Oo.) MEN’S SPORT SHOP ::.-':..":J:-:a:*- $2.49 133198 B ing Skates, - .thk!und puck. ng 48—3295 Al Weel o Sport Sweaters. #—$1.50 P mm; groca and .hl:n'n 69¢ 44—$1.49 American Flag Out- Sita: “pole, ‘Dolder snd (Msin_ Floor, The Hecht Co.) MEN'S SHOES 7.95 g Boots: Lo T We Cleaned Out Every Suit in the Society Brand Plant Sale of Men’s $30 to $50 Society Brand Suits 321.75 Crepe Turbans —Straw Hats $2.66 Large, medium and sailor brims, in rough straws, bakus, ballibufitls! Summer crepes! Light and dark colors. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) $10 & $15 Fox Scarfs $5 A sensation! Large, full-furred, silky skins—in natural red, brown and eross fox. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co) j Opening Mirrors L[NENS o Mx.n ?m:?‘:"snz 49 15—89-: 18—8$1 Turkish Towel, Wash Cloth and Bib Set 221—6 for $1 Lin Cocktall Napkins, es. fitrp Linen Damask 3 doren $3. kins; 20x20. Doz, $2.93 1—3$10.95 Green Double Dam- Set; 68x84-inch gotn sod 13 ni " $5.95 s (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ROSEBUSHES SHRUBBERY 200—29¢ 15 to 18 inch Eversreens. 19¢ 200—19c Boxed Peren- g nials, many kinds..... 15—69¢ Baby Ram- blers: bundle of 5 for 49€ 60—6oe Rose Trees . .. 19¢ 10081 5 Shrubs. * §9¢ Semiee smeit g 25—$1_ Bundle of 5 = Fruit Trees.. 79¢ (Pifth Fioor. The Hecht Co.) UPHOLSTERIES 200 yards 63¢ Slip Covering; inches wide. ‘Black _siip spun; 36 $2. Window ~ Awnings; found trames. .. 91.95 —$12.9 Inut.] Itiees w. nut lfl‘-hhcd ELECTRIC WASHERS AND REFRIGERATORS S $29.95 $79.75 onstrator 1 s: trie originally $ ; Gemonstiater. . $59.75 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) HOUSEWARES 20—$1.00 o Painted Wooden 40-inch size 2—$24.95 K sion Breaktast sois $19.95 4—$1.95 Painted Kitchen Chairs. —$6.95 Clnllnlllon Fire ;’.’.’f.’.’ wh $4.95 1—$2.95 Card Table; as is 28—20¢ Chalr Pads; solled. .. 30—25¢ Large ages Steel Wool . 5—39¢c Large Porcelain Jars ... 1—$4.93 Bath Scales; scarred ... 1—$1.59 Ironing Board; soiled. 2—$1.19 Ironing Boards; solled 20—60c Warner Greaseless Skillets . . . 25—81 Double Eleetrl Sandwich Toasters ... 09€ (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 800 Eiectric Light Bulbs: 7 80 and 60 watts only.. 4C 6—$2.95 Three-light Floor or Bridge Bases: l brandt .i light ' $12.95 e 84c 85 Bondels 'hades 50c 201 fientes soteder. 2% 29¢ 33—$149 Celonial sl Chimney Table Lamps. €—$6.95 Larse Size Etchings: 1 $2.95 341 Male French 90 50—$1.50 Picture Sets: 25 box .. ' 69¢ (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Boys’ & Girls’ Union Suits 28¢ ne checked nainsook—Forest Mllls hr-ml' Cut full and roomy! Reinforced huttons, 412 years. (8ceand Floor. The Heeht Co.) 82 Silk Print Frocks 51..6§ Tomorrow orly! Monotone and Spring-flower prints! Astound- ing at the price. Misses’ and women’s sizes to 46. (The_Thrift Dre 3 TS Fioor e Hecht "Bo) 2-.Pc. Double-Breasted Linen Suits $ 1 95 Pre-shrunk linen! Tailored by a well known maker! Sizes for misses, 12-20; women, 38-44. (Coat Dept.. Third Floor. The Heeht Co. $3.50 Porch Slat Shades 52.75 National brand! Wooden slats —specially prepared for outdoor use. 6 ft. 8 in, drop. Green. (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) $17.95 Mourzouk Rugs 305 Best sellers from last year's stock. Fine quality ruge—all one of a kind. Just 16 rugs to sell. (8ixth Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) Crisp Printed Organdy Frocks '1 Checks, stripes, plaids! Pretty flower prints! With all the new fashion tricks! 14-40. (The Thrift, Dress Shop. Third Floof. e Hecht Co.) Something New! MIRRORS T7c Frames finished in mahogany, walnut, maple or in white enamel. 14 inches wide. Mail and phone orders filled. . .Call DIstrict 9400. 39 Inches Long (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Wilbut’s 75¢ Floor Finish 39¢ ». The quick-drying kind that re- quires no rubbing or polishing— iu-nmeod to give high finish. lIso in qt. size, regular $1.25, at 69c. (Pifth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Extra h venient D for the little ur en! (mfth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) SUPER ... PECIALS! JUNIOR MISSES’ WEAR 25—8$5.95 to $10.95 Coats and Buits; 11 to 17.... Em'“ *ona Mhirrea"g 1 00 uS An e §10 mmed vty Costs $10 nint Jackets . o $4.95 (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) CORSETS 80 Girdles, including nx stretch styles. $1 , small, med., hru 25100 Agron Sets for Maidsy apron. r a8 cufls .- 2 for 178195 Shert-sieers @ nn-u sizes 14 and 16 50 8 710 Froeks; sheers oF broadeioth: Small $1 medium and large. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) THRIFT SHOP DRESSES Misses® $7.95 Misses’ $3.95 Dml-:‘nnnolllr £2.95 PRICE DRESSES Breates) tor women and misses. o $2.95 .ss—"%fln ol:g Crepe ll-‘ women and misses $4.95 25—$10.75 and $15 Crepe and Sheer D K} women and misses$0.95 (Third Floor., The Hecht Co.) CHILDREN’S SHOES 9 0: d High Shees = for Infants. . 95¢ (Second Floor. The Hecht OCo.) BOYS’ CLOTHING 41 Bere $2.48 3-0e g Sport Suits; 6 to m 2 hite Satlor St Vit Ve sndanort @) Wool Sweaters 100—$1 Twill Pants; stripes ..... (Second Floor. The Hecht 00.) RADIOS Comsote Batio o $7.95 7 o b 313.95 Lowboy Buperiet $18.95 $29.95 completely in- * 824.95 $39.95 Al Sets Complete With Tubes (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) INFANTS’ AND GIRLS’ WEAR 2—$1.95 Pink Knitted Shawls 2—$1.59 Pink Knitted Shawls 25—30c_Rabber Pants; sofled. ... 7—$1 Broadcloth Creepers; soiled . 26—50¢ Hanky Toadiers . ' 4 for 81 P d Liuen Flop mate. .o D0¢ 35—8$1.95 Jersey 8—8$1.59 Crib Mosquito Netting. . ... (Second Floor, The Hecht Oo.) $1.25 Diamond Garden Spades 79¢ neel spade! Con- llh! in time 4-$19.03 Mo $10.95 5—§11.95 M " 81,95 RUGS sourk Bugs: ux. @scontinued e . $6.93 5 Mour- 2058 nthe "fl"?c':n»"‘"' nue ca 5 copdl $1 Crex De “Luxer S Gt Do Lamme, Berent discontin-" g') discontin- 32 95 5—$2.75 Fibre Russ; 27x34; discontinued. 5—$8.05 Homestead _Fibre Rugs; _dise 3.95 ued: £.3x10.8 ft.. 4—8$16.30 Wool and _Fibré Rugsi 7iax0 feet; @ aiscontinued “ 6—$11.50 Wool and Fibre Bugs; ' discontin- @4 Q5 and _ Fibrg i a-"g ] 9F 250 & lIK Genuine Linoteum Russ: Dx10%. .-+ ! 50 & $10 Genuinll Cori Llnulfllm Rugs; s -9 7%x0 and 6xf ft . (Bixth Floor, The Recht co; ‘WOMEN’S SPORTSWEAR T e 31,99 Voot Saey chects $3.95 3—$10.75 Lace Pasiel Dressess odd g7 95 So-81 Swintmre varfous colors . (Third Floor, 'fln Hecht Bo.l or ;reen. and erange striped. (6th Floor, The Heeht Co.) $3.95 Stainless 12-pc. Knife and Fork $1.95 Mirror-finish knives and forks —catalin burnproef and un- breakable handles. Fine cot- tage sets! (Pfth Ploor. The Hecht Co)