Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 38

PAUL G. CHANDLER ELECTED FIRE CHIEF Greater Capitol Heights Depart- ment Gives Lieutenancy to Stanbrough. Special Dispatch to The Star. GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md., December 21.—Paul G. Chandler has been unanimously elected chief of the Greater Capitol Meights Volun- teer Fire Department to succeed Wil- liam T. Miles, who declined to run. R. M. Stanbrough defeated O. E. Simonsen, 12 to 9, for the lieutenancy in the only contest. Other officers elected unanimously SO0 I were William J. Tierney, deputy chief; H. M. McCully, captain; Z. J. Ptacek, fire marshal; E. R. Haller, superin- tendent of machinery; F. L. Schwalen- berg, sergeant; C. E. Compagna, guard; Elza Job, secretary; L. Manarin, treas- urer, and Carl E. Price, financial secre- tary. The Christmas party for the chil- dren of the community will be given Friday night in the fire house. The party is jointly sponsored by the firemen and its ladies’ auxiliary. Fruits, candy and toys will be given the children. - A moving picture will be part of the entertainment program. A benefit dance will be given by the firemen Saturday night in the fire house. The proceeds will be given to several of the unemployed of this community. THE EVENING STAR, FINLAND REPORTS DRUNKENNESS GAIN Bootlegging Decreases, but Cases of Intoxication Increase After Repeal. HELSINGFORS (#).—Drunkenness has increased in Finland since the re- peal of prohibition, although illegal trade in liquor has been curtailed sharply, reports the temperance and alcohol division of the social ministry. A total of 103,112 cases of drunken- ness was reported in 1933, the highest figure since the World War, the min- istry says. Proponents of prohibition, who are “od e 7P&K $1 Mavis Shaving Set A practical ¢|l( for a man. Includes tube of Mavis Shaving Cream, Tal- cum, After-Shaving Lotion and Steptic Cc Pencil. $1.25 Melba Combination The favorite Melba Lov-me Face Bouton Perfume A crystal glass bottle containing a generous supply of Bouton Perfume, in Gardenis, Jasamin and Honey- c suckle odors. Main Floor, Girls Frilly Party FROCKS $2.95 The prettiest fashions . .. ruffled and flared and skirts . . . with sleeves or without . . flower-like shades. Sizes 7 to 16. A wide variety of new fashions for street are also included. Dark colors, bright ones and combinations. Second Floor. “Ringless” Sheer Full Fashioned SILK HOSE (3 prs. 68C forgls) So lovely you'll want them not only for gifts but for yourself, too. A box for every name on your list will make many extra thanks come your way. Fashioned by the expensive new ringless process . . . all high-twist silk in 45 gauge. Sizes 8Y; to 10%;. Every smart shade. Main Floor. French Idea Compact Ensemble Compact and comb, mirrored both side. Really lovely to have for evening dates. A perfect Christmas gift...... Men’'s 7-Pc. Military Sets Genuine leather case with zip- per fastening. Black or brown. $1 .79 Fitted with 7 smart pieces. Main Floor, We Suggest You Give Her Costume Jewelry Real rock crystal necklaces on chains. Simulated pearl necklaces, wide rhinestone side clasps. Stun. ning rhinestone brace- lets, clips, earrings and pins. Many with col- C orful combinations. .. $2.95 Ingraham Watches Tomorrow only ... a limited quantity of these splendid $ Z '29 watches. Various styles..... Main Floor. Beautiful SILK SLIPS $‘I .69 They are pretty enough for any woman and fine enough for any occasion. Vee or straight tops . . . crepe or satin . .« lace trimmed and bias cut. Tearose . . . fashion’s favorite color. Sizes 34 to 44. * Main Floor, WASHINGTON, using the preceding figure as a basis for new propaganda, also have found fresh hope in the recent establishment of Pinland’s first “dry” township. To date, every town and township has sanctioned at least one official store for the sale of liquor, as provided by law. However, a township in the eastern part of the country has voted to abolish, effective January 1, its offi- cial store and prohibit sale of liquor in restaurants as welll “Gold” Bars Fool Thief. PITTSBURGH (#).—W. W. 17°r- rick, the jeweler, likes to fix u) a pretty window, but he’s careful. ‘Two beautiful golden bars were part of Warrick's display. A thief smashed the window and took them. “‘Oh, that's all right about the bars,” said Warrick. “They were only gilded lead. But that window cost $50.” .b’r" ot I3d : Dresses $1.15 Cunning little models of tub- fast novelty prints, with panties. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Second Floor, Boys’ Leather Zipper Jackets Regularly $4.95 $4.39 Fine suede leather, with knit collar and cuffs; durable linings. Sizes 10 to 20 years. Main Floor, ad Boy's Horsehide Leather Coats $7.95 Genuine horsehide leather; wool plaid lined for warmth. Sizes 10 to 20 years. ® » L B ) Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs Regularly 89c Box 69 8ix in Pure_linen. with em- Braidere Taitinl White: Witk bike embroidery or solid colors with col- ored embroidery. Ribbon tied. Children’s ‘Those pretty Iigl:‘ lghum with h oo~ e S e e plhalh Main Floor, A CHA‘RGE ACCOUNT HERE IS CONVENIENT A » » D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1934, RAW APPLES ARE USED IN TREATING CHILDREN 2,000 Cases Are Successfully Dealt With in Europe and 200 in Washington State. By the Associated Press. ‘WENATCHEE, Wash., December 21. ~—Successful results obtained through use of & raw apple trea'ment in more than 2,000 cases of infant diarrhea, dysentery and similar cases, were re- ported here today by Dr. L. E. Bittner, Jr., & Yakima physician. Most of the successfully treated cases have been in Europe, he said. However, he also reported, 200 cases have been treated In Yakima during ENBERG 'C CO. Boy's Zipper Jackets Regularly $4.00 $3.39 All-wool heavyweight navy blue melton cloth. with full zipper front and vestee. Sizes 10 to 20 years. Main Floor. Boys’ Corduroy Outfits Regularly $595 & $6.45 $4.95 Zipper jacket with knickers to match. Gray or brown tweedy patterns. Sizes 8 to 18 years, Main Floor, Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs Regularly 98¢ Box 79 8ix Soft white eotton, ith tmbrnldtnd initial; %a-inch e R et Floor, ® x x X Women'’s Boxed Handkerchiefs Regularly 59c Box 49 ree In box. Pure linen. hand- embroidered. appligued and rolled. Pine batiste with Swiss and hand- embroidered corners. Main Floor, Boys’ Hi-Cut Storm Shoes $1.98 With pocket. All sizes to large 6. Stitched moccasin toes. Composition soles. Main Floor. « SHOP GOLDENBERGS AND SEE FOR YOURSELFI the last three years, all of them - cessfully. & e Ripe, mellow apples are grated and the puree fed to the child. The nor- mal feeding is two heaping tablespoon- fuls at a time, with no other food given for two days. COMMITTEES CHOSEN Special Dispatch to The Star. TUXEDO, Md., December 21.—The following committees of the Tuxedo- Cheverly Volunteer Fire Department for the ensuing year have been an- nounced by Wilbur H. Eskite, newly elected president of the department: Executive, Robert W. McCullough, Samuel J. Mulloy, Edward H. O'Hle and Ralph Meighan; auditing, Einar Mortensen, Louis W. Kutsch and Ray- mond E. Brown, and ways and means, Henry R. Eskite, John H. Firth, Charles Weiskner, Stanley White and Joseph C. Taylor, "&.‘%m{:‘f\ MARTINI & ROSSI 'VERMOUTH W. A. TAYLOR & CO, N. Y. Women's Cape and * KID GLOVES $‘| 59 Gloves are on everyone’s list and you can buy these with confidence they will receive a royal welcome! Cape, kid and lambskin. Colors of brown, black-with-white, beige and gray in the group. Main Floor, All-Wool Twin SWEATER SETS $‘I 95 A smart outfit for sports or outdoor wear. All-wool sweater and cardigan jacket, in bright shades. Sizes 34 to 40. All-Wool Skirts, sizes 26 to 32, $1.95 Sportswear, Second Floor Thousands of Gift SLIPPERS for men, women and children 5 “Slipperland” is just bursting with lovely slippers for every person on your list. Score of styles, all sizes and every desirable color. Others, 49c to $1.98 Main Floor, DuPont Dresser Sets Comb, brush, mirror, puff box and 3 gfimcure pieces. oice of rose, jade or maize shades. $ 5 49 Suitably boxed for 3-Piece Dresser Sets Comb, brush and mirror, in maize, rose or jade. A lovely 9 8 c set for milady’s dresser. . Main Floor, Stunning, 2-Initial Leather BAGS $1 94 Seal, calf and beautiful grained cowhide, in scores of simply fashions . . . for every type and occasion. Envelopes, pouches and top handles in small, medium and large sizes. Well made and fitted with purse and mirror. Remember, two lovely initials in- cluded with each bag. Main Floor, Girl's Lovely FURRED COATS $10-95 So many little girls are looking forward to finding a nice new, warm coat for Christ- mas, that we do not hesitate to recommend these smart ones for gifts. Trimmed with Laskin lamb or vicuna col- lars in new woolens . . . wine, green, cocoa or navy. Many have their own matching hats. Sizes 7 to 16. Second Floor, a