Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1935, Page 31

w 'THE - EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON; ~D.. ‘(... FRIDAY, . APRIL .5, .1935. SIMS’ WHITE RABBIT GIFT s white rabbit which has become part | points. The Culbertsons lead in rub- LAST ONEIDA CHIEFTAIN |claimed an unbroken line of OneldnismcmE FOILED IN COURT}"""W in jewelry and other articles, | The rabbit was given to Hal and EAD of the Sims-Culbertson bridge clash. | bers. 43 to 37, and in points, 68,780 to Indian chiefs for 600 years, is dead. Blood spurted over spectators, but IDGE L HELPS CUT BR DG Dorothy Sims as a good luck token — T h | officers prevented Elliot from suc- Geas e OF TURTLE CLAN D'Es Infloense jand Ipoenmonls comD“'iPrluaner Slashes Wrists at Trial | cessfully completing the suicide Commodity Prices Up bert! Makes Threats as 150 |in their 150-rubber match with Cul- . Line Clll“‘:::r l‘urgin Falls to bertson and his wife, Josephine. It| Commodity prices in Denmark are WoobwAaRrD & LoTHRo! Ny ThefosterStore 35y Grandfather Was Govern ™ o Cornelius was a candidate for head | Roy E. Elliot, alias Frank Blanchard, SpNET——— cated by a heart allment, brought| (e 600 Years Old Ended. |death last night to Frank F. Cornelius for San Diego Robberies. - brought continued good fortune to the | at the highest level of five years. pm 7,180 Points. By the Associated Press. Simses, and at theend of the eightieth rubber last night they had reduced the Culbertson lead to 7,180 points, Gold Exports Taxed. of Indian Reservation. By the Associated Press. chief of the Oneidas. He was the grandson of Head Chief Daniel Bread, who was made territorial governor slashd his wrists ‘with a razor blflde‘y at his trial in Superior Court yes- Rushing into a burning stable bare- footed a man helped save 13 circus| horses and ponies in Deptford, Eng- Two of Kauk: in a hospital here. SAN DIEGO, Calif., April 6 (#).— iilieress & e or Rescuer Is Barefooted. NEW YORK, April 5.—Ely Culbert- GREEN BAY, Wis, April 5.—The | over the Oneida Indian Reservation |terday on charges of leading a gang | land, but was seriously burned him- | Week'End last chief in the Turtle clan, which | by President Van Buren, which "looted San Diego homes of | self. 1 Cand | Specials Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons— 2™ 95¢ CANDY, AIsLE 14 In 10 rubbers played yesterday, the| French West Africa has placed an son made dire threats today against|Sims side made a net gain of 2,280 | export duty on all native gold. OODWARD & LOTHROP AR t0thq1th Fand G Streets M@& Y. The Easter Store * More of those popular oSk —with the swinging,back panel that has made them the choice of hundreds of smart women. and scramble the colors—that is the new idea in SPORTS OUTFITS Choose a breton tweed in one of these grand, bright colors — FINGER . TIP JACKET — with raglan sleeves — notched coller, slit i S Or a Shorter Jacket in a dashing check GORED SKIRT—simplv tailored—plain o ke - $3.95 SCARF-BLOUSE — the little crepe blouse with a contrasting fringed $3 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. ‘Outstandingly smart versions MISSES’ JACKET FROCKS $| 3.95 $|6.95 This most important of all frock fashions is here so many different ver- .sions—each outstandingly smart. You will find sheer p. contrasting prints, pl with quilt, an d cuffs $13.95 Paisley Print—contrastin, s light background wi& the dark . .. very smart. Misses’ Trmd FLOOR. Springtime for Juniors Means Younc CroTHes with « Grown-Up Air —and we are ready with just such clothes, for the whole contingent of smart young people who naturally come to us for them. 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For example— A BROWN CALF ONE-EYELET PUMP—wilh its bit of hrown patent leather for decoration $6 and brown grosgrain ties—sizes 3/; to 8 PATENT LEATHER STEP-IN PUMP with low, covered heels—smart with so many thing—: 5 37 to 8.. PATENT . LEATHER SANDAL — T-strap model with a small cut-out desi sizes 375 to 8 on the sides; $5 JUNIOR Missts’ SHors, FourtH FLOOR. $|.l5 Fashioned of a rayon fabric that tubs beautifully. SYL-O-SLIPS are cut to fit beautifully, too—seams are rip-proof— the swinging panel makes them shadow- proof. And, while they fit so slimly. they offer perfect freedom for all active sports. Bodice or built-up top—tailored or lace trimmed—in white or blush. Sizes 34 to 44 RAYON UNDERTHINGS, THIRD FLOOR. Flowers for your suit lapel 50c Clusters of violets quite out-Burbank nature in their colors—pink, yel- low, green, red. brown. and, of course, purple. (Upper sketch.) 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