Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1935, Page 20

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In addition to charges of exceeding | the bag limit of 12 ducks, and not having a Federal migratory bird | stamp on his hunting permit, game officials today were considering also :chugmg Phelps with shooting at night, hunting on a Federal reserva- | tion and hunting semi-tame ducks in the Roaches Run reservation. | The officials said that the former | soldier’s car had been seen earlier yesterday near the Roaches Run res- ervation, where a lock holding a small boat was said to have been broken and the boat used. A gun, admittedly belonging to Phelps, was found in a marsh near Riverbend, the officials said. The ducks were reported of the same species as those on the Roaches Run reservation and empty shells cor- responding to those found in the gun admittedly owned by Phelps were reservation and empty shells cor- responding to those found in the gun admittedly owned by Phelps were found on the reservation. Phelps was taken into custody by Sergt. Shelton and Officer Thompson of the park police, and formally ar- rested by J. S. Boswell, Federal game agent. C. Marshall Finnan, superintendent of the National Capital parks, an- nounced today that the 14 ducks— mallards and pintails—alleged to have been shot by Elmer L. Phelps, will be turned over to the Council of Social Agencies here to be distributed to needy fmilies on the relief rolls. Mr. Firnan was anxious to have wide pubicity given the incident because the Government has experienced trouble with people purloining ducks from the Federal Bird Sanctuary at Roaches Run. VICTIM OF STREET CAR IS BLAMED IN MISHAP An accident due to.the carelessness of the deceased was the verdict of a coroner’s jury today in the death of Charles B. Falbush, 61, 3607 Four- teznth street, who was struck by a street car on December 31 and died in Garfield Hospital January 2. The testimony of Edward A. Seeley, motorman, and passengers on the car was to the effect that Falbush had stood in the street on Fourteenth street just south of Spring road, be- tween the curb and the car track until Jjust before the car reached him, when he suddenly walked directly in its path It was snowing at the time, but witnesses testified a quick stop was made. Falbush died of a frac- tured skull and other injuries. NYE SPEAKS. TOMORROW Victory Legion Post Will Hear of “War Profits Racket.” ‘The meeting of Victory Post of the | American Legion, when a description of the “war-profits racket” will be ziven by Senator Gerald P. Nye, chair- man of the Senate Munitions Investi- | gating Committee, will be held in Odd Fellows' Temple, 419 Seventh street, | tomorrow night and not Wednesday as previously announced. Reich Gains Trade. Germany's trade with British South Africa is showing unexpected gains. Congress Member’s Baby Son Receives 7 Dogs as Gifts Special Dispatch to The Star. KEYSER, W. Va,, January 7.— Jennings Randolph, jr., 3-month- old son of Mrs. Randolph and this district’'s Representative in Congress, appears to have an early popularity in his own right if Christmas gifts are any indica- tion. He received a total of seven dogs as presents. Some where some body said- it would be nice if the baby had a dog. The idea spread and now young Jennings has seven of them. THAT COLD Don’t Merely Half-Way Deal with a cold in earnest. Deal with it in seriousness. - A cold is too fraught with dan- ger to be taken lightly. Many a case of flu and pneumonia started with nothing more than a “‘common cold”. ol Treat a cold for what it is—an internal infection. Therefore, in- ternal treatment. Treat a cold with a preparation made for colds and nota‘“cure-all”. Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine {s your answer to a cold. it is a cold tablet, made expressly for the treatment of colds and not for all kinds of ailments. It is internal in effect and it does four important thir{fim First, it opens the bowels, an iml;;orhnt step in overcoming a eold. Second, it checks the infection in the system, a vital step. -\ v OPEN Check It With Measures! Third, it relieves the headache and fever. Fourth, it tones the system and helps fortify against further attack. These are the four effects a cold calls for and only in Bromo Quinine do you get them all in the form of a single tablet. Play safe—make sure! The moment a cold threatens, go right to your druggist for a package of Grove’s Bromo Quinine. Begin taking the tablets immediately, two every four hours, until relieved. Usually that will be in the space of 24 hours. For, that's how fast Bromo Qhinine acts when taken promptly. Bromo Quinine contains nofllAi:E harmful and is safe to take. for it with your mind made up thas you're not going to aceept & substi- 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1935. | Ducks Held Shot Hlegally Above: Some 14 ducks believed shot on the governmental game pre- serve at Roaches Run, for which a Virginia man was detained by authori= tles. Deputy Game Warden J. 8. C. Boswell and Miss Wilma Aho, Agri- culture Department employe, are holding the ducks, which are to be given to persons on Washington's relief rolls, WoobpwARD & LoTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Opens a New Section Specializing in Boucle Suits and Dresses Boucle Suits Sound buys.. . for now and for Spring $5:95 .a 5] ()95 The sun-drenched colors of a Spanish garden . « . dawn blue, copper tint, leaf rose, seatone green, sun orange, browns and wines . . . in the loveliest of lacy boucles. With new attractive necklines; smart three-quarter length sleeves in two-piece models. Sizes 14 to 20. Others $7.95 to $13.95. DowN STAms STORE, SPORTSWEAR. 0™ |I™F AnD G STRERTS Prrone DisTricr 3300 WooDWARD & LOTHROP gfi& Now—JanUary Selling—Infants’ Furniture and Furnishings An excellent opportunity to avail yourself of many fine values in Infants’ Furnishings and Furniture. And the quality offered is typical of all Woodward & Lothrop merchandise. 6-Piece Maple Bedroom Suites Muraes $7Q-50 HEE | A good-sized chifforobe, toy chest, chair, screen, costumer, and youth’s bed, all in maple finish. And the pieces have the enduring charm of S;ly American, the soft rubbed finish, the worn es. Cribs in maple finish veeees.$17.95 Cribs, in maple, ivory or white. .. .....$9.95 Small Wooden Bassinets Play Yards with floors, in maple finish. . $4.95 Combination High Chair—high chair, nurs- ery chair, play table, in maple finish. . $6.95 Nursery Chairs; maple or ivory. ... $3.95 Rubber Bathtubs with dressing tables. . . $3.95 Layer Felt Mattresses; crib size. . . ... .$5.95 Layer Felt Mattresses; bassinet size. . . $1.95 Good Quality Kapok Pillows; 12x16 size, 40c Gum Sheets with eyelets; 27x36 size Stockinette Sheets— 1818 sze ............25¢c 18x27 size .. 27x36 size Quilted Pads— 17x18 size, 16c; 27x40 size....... .49 Wool Crib Blankets; white only.......$1.95 Fine,Crib Sheets; 42x72 size . ........ 65¢c Fine Pillowcases; hemstitched . ....... 18¢c Scales, wicker baskets; pastel shades $3.95 INTANTS' PURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR Curtains, Drapery Fabrics Greatly Reduced Quaker Lace and Novelty Net Curtains $2 pair $2.50 pair $275 pair $3'75 pair Take this opportunity to buy all the curtains you need. Smartly styled and durable Quaker Lace curtains specially purchased for this event, as well as a large number of novelty curtains taken from our regular stock and reduced to these low prices. Included are discontinued patterns, broken assortments, and small lots of two or three pairs of a kind. Some styles have 18 or more pairs, Ruffled Curtains $[-50 paic $]-95 pair Were $1.95 to $3.50 pair These two groups contain beautiful, long-wearing ruffled curtains, in various designs and colors. With valance and tie backs. Irish-Point Curtains $4~95 pair $6 pair Choose from a variety of plain, bordered and all- over effects, at these two reduced prices. A few small lots of 2 and 3 pairs of a kind, reduced eessces..$2.95 and $3.95 pair Drapery Fabrics Reduced Satin Stripe Silk Moire Drapery Fabric; narrow silver stripe on blue, green, rose, or gold grounds. Reduced to, yard Fine Quality Shantung Weave Casement or Dra- pery Fabric; delusterized rayon. Green, gold, peach, tan, 50-inches wide. Reduced to, yard........95¢ Also a Small Selection of Upholstery Tapestry and Drapery Fabrics at Reduced Prices. | PP Woven Plaid Rayon Drapery Fabric, in modern color combinations. Green, rust, and eggshell. Re- duced o, yard Ripple Rep, fine quality rayon fabric in cross weave. Blue, rust, eggshell. Reduced to, yard $1.25 Matelasse Drapery Cloth, a soft, desirable rayon fabric. Solid colors of green or eggshell. Reduced CuRTAINS, SEVENTE FLOOR Chinese Porcelain Table Lamps Reduced V' and More for Clearance s750 39 s|l0 sll s|6s0 This selling of Chinese Porcelain Two-Light Table Lamps offers an exceptional savings oppor- tunify. Some are very good lamps for large rooms or hotel lobbies. In white, green or blue. Laurs, SzvenTe FLoOR N