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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935. A—13 FARM HAND EXECUTED FOR SLAYING MARSHAL By the Associated Press. HUNTSVILLE, Tex, July 12— Lewis Cernoch, Williamson County farmhand, was executed in the elec- tric chair early today for the slaying of City Marshal H. J. Lindsey of Granger in January, 1934. The execution date originslly was May 31, but Cernoch was reprieved s0 alienists could examine him. He was declared sane. Lindsey and Constable Sam Moore of Granger were shot to death after they had arrested Cernoch on a minor charge. Cernoch was charged with both slayings, but was not tried for the slaying of Moore. Lasswell, First Lieut. Alva B, on July 15 detached F. M. P, M. B, Quantico, Va.; to Headquarters, Ma- rine Corps, Washington, D. C. George, Radio Electrician Myron M., d deuch:; Radio Materiel School, Na- | Sterling, Q. M. Clerk Homer, about val Research Laboratory, Bellevue, D, | August 4 detached Aircraft 2, F. M. F, C.. about September 1; to duty as;N. A. 8., San Diego, Calif.; to Head- officer in charge, Naval Radio Station, | quarters, Marine Corps, Washington, Arlington, Va. D. C, via U. 8. 8. Henderson, sailing MARINE CORPS ORDERS. 5“&3‘;’: :(“:j“s;l:o e Worton, Maj. Willlam A, detached I P Alon, O cem o Department of Pacific; to M. B., Qu _ ' taching this officer from M. C. B, N. o S 80| o B, San Diego, Calif, to M. B, Webb, Maj. James W., on August 1 Quantico, Va., dated June 21, 1935, detached F. M. F., M. B., Quantico, | F¥oked- Va.; to Naval Reserve Officers’ Train- | Bain, Maj. James M., on July 15 de- | ing Corps Unit, Northwestern Univer- | tached M. B., Navy Yard, Boston, sity, Evanston, Tll. Authorized to de- | Mass.; to M. B, Norfolk Navy Yard, lay in reporting until August 15. Portsmouth. Arnett, Capt. Roscoe, retired as of | Brown, Capt. Luther A., about Oc- September 1, 1935. tober 1 detached M. D, D. P, R. 8, N. 0. B, Norfolk, Va,; to M. B., Quan= tico, Va McHugh, Capt. James M., about July 22 detached 4th Marines, Shang- hai, China; to Headquarters, Marine Corps, Washington, D. C, to report not later than August 15. Sabater, First Lieut. Jaime, orders to M. B., Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., modified; to M. B., Quantico, Va. O'Nell, First Lieut. Archie E, on July 29 detached M. B, Parris Island, 8. C.; to M. B, Quantico, Va. Brown, Pirst Lieut. Wilburt S., on July 29 detached M. B, N. O. B, Nor- folk, Va.; to M. B, Quantico, Va. Caornell, First Lieut, Kenneth H., on July 29 detached Headquarters, Marine Corps, Washington, D. C.; to M. B, Quantico, Va. Jordan, Pirst Lieut. Thomas B, about July 20 detached M. B., Puget Sound, Navy Yard, Bremerton, Wash.; to M. B, Quantico, Va. ‘Withers, First Lieut. Hartnoll J., or- ders detaching this officer from M. D., U. 8. 8. Chicago, to M. B., Quantico, Va., modified to assign him duty M. D., D. P, R. 8, N. O. B, Norfolk, Va. Authorized to delay in reporting at N. O. B, Norfolk, until October 1. Hudson, First Lieut. Lewis C., ir., orders to Department of Pacific modi- fled to proceed to Norfolk, Va. vis U. 8. S. Henderson, sailing San Fran- cisco July 30; on arrival to proceed duty M. B, Parris Island, 8. C. Au- thorized delay one month reporting M. B, Parris Island, 8. C. Klingenhagen, Chief Pay Clerk Fred J., orders to Department of Pacific modified to Headquarters, Marine Corps, Washington, D. C,, via U. 8. 8. Henderson, salling San Prancisco July 30. Bird, Pay Clerk Julian B., detached F.M. F, M. C. B, N.O. B, San Diego; to M. B, Quantico, Va., via U. 8. 8. Henderson, sailing San Diego Au- gust 6. Calit, in July; to instruction Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C. ‘Warrant Officer. ORDERS Robinson, First Lieut. Clinton F., Corps of Engineers, from West Point, N. ¥, to Washington. NAVY ORDERS. Medical Corps. Funk, Lieut. Comdr. William H., or- ders April 30 modified; to Naval Hos- pital, Great Lakes, Ill, instead Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C. Kimbrough, Lieut. Joseph W., de- tached U. 8. 5. Wright in July; to in- struction Naval Medical School, Wash- ington, D. C. Wharton, Lieut. Dwight J., de- tached Naval Hospital,~Mare Island, SERVICE ARMY ORDERS. Brown, Col. Earl I., Corps of Engi- neers, from Norfolk, Va., to Richmond, August 1. Neuman, Maj. David L., Corps of Engineers, from Norfolk, Va., to Rich- mond, August 1. Grower, Capt. Roy W., Corps of En- gineers, from Auburn, Ala., to duty as assistant to the district engineer here. Gibbs, Capt. David R., Air Corps, directed to report to Langley Field, Va., for duty with General Headquar- ters Air Force. Stack, Capt. Robert I., Infantry, re- lieved from duty at Fort George G. Meade, Md. —_— PLAINTIFF IS JAILED Boys Freed of Robbery Count as Witness Is Held Drunk. HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 12 (®). —E. M. Leftwich came from Rich- mond, Va, to testify against two boys accused of robbing him. Judge H. Clay Warth sald Leftwich was drunk on the witness stand and sent him to jail for 10 days for contempt. The boys were freed. OPEN 'till 9:30 TONIGHT AND SATURDAY NIGHT Open All Day Saturday During July and August Odds and Ends Laundry Bags, Clothes Pin_Bai Tra Holders, Special Purchase | b P oxi: 1Qe AC ETAT E 51 Dleces. Cholce. Toc. FROCKS 1.98 and 2.29 Values Women’s Hosiery Full fashioned, discon- : 49 Child’s Socks Values up to 25¢ a pair children’s Summer Smart patterns, e Sood colors. Broken sizes, to 9la. Outsize Hosiery ‘Women's cotton hosiery th ribbed stretchee . _Colors Misty Morn 39‘ French tan. Sizes % and 10%. All Silk Hose Good- Iookml honery {or !uman mnkt Sues 8ig 0 10. Rayon Hosiery Regular 20c hosiery tfor 19 women. Reinforced heel 3 Pairs Hosiery r pure silk hosiery. Clear- ance Men’'s Year 'Round All-Wool Suits Greatly Reduced! $1 Rain Coats Only & limited quantity of these raincoats. Medium_snd large sizes, made "of good “auality Ted. white. Values to $1.98 ‘I .00 Men you can buy a smart new sailor or body straw hat at less than you ever expected to pay. Re- member, fresh, clean, 390 thfyv stock. Sizes 634 to /2 sray, Hook Rug Sets Only 15 of these sets that sold for $1 each. Each set contains chair seat pattern, 10 skeins rug_yarn, 1'rug needle, box iacks, 1 wood e, me, instruction k.= Complete outfit = A\. Men’s Swim Suits, now 69¢ Regular $1.00 swim suits tailored for service, Navy blue color only in sizes 36 to 44. Unusual bargains. The biggest value your money can buy. The most becoming new styles in cool Summer whites, pastels and novelty stripes. Women’s sizes 14 to 44, Be wise, pick yourself out a whole Summer’s supply. Wash Frocks 59« Details of crisp, smart organdy. Stripes, plaids and prints, Sizes 14 to 52 OVER 1,500 ODD NOTIONS CHOICE l [ Former prices 5¢c_and 10c each. Se- lection includes stralght pins, safety pins. black sewing cotton, 'colored mercerized cotton and fancy buttons. Unbleached Sheeting 17- Clearance Swim Suits, 1.00 Men’s 509 wool worsted swim suits that regularly sell for $1.39 reduced to clear. Several colors. Broadcloth Sport Shirts, 69¢ Men's sport shirts, full cut and well made. Sport collar, short sleeves. Regular $1 values, but small sizes only. Men’s Polo Shirts at 79¢ A limited number of these better grade polo shirts, reduced to half price. If you want a bargain, this is it. Just 30 Suits! Get Yours Early! and toe. Summer col- ors. Sizes 8% to 10. We know that every man who knows “GO0OD CLOTHES” will find these Suits Outstanding Values! Plain and Sport Models. A1l-wool Worsteds, Cassimers d = pla Good selection of colors. Sizes 813 to 10. Costume Jewelry Pre-Inventory clearance Regular 23c yard, R1- inch wide unbleached sheeting for double beds. of costume jewelry that or mattress covers. Yard sells " regularly_ for 56c nd 70c. Necklaces, Bracelets. pins and clips. Choice, Arrow Collars Broken Size Range and Tweeds, in gray, 4, tan and blue. At this price because the size range is broken! Mesh Gloves Alarm Clocks Accurate one dey ala 7 , J cluck: that sell refluhr'y Silverware S1. Green and biack ‘llh nickel trim. Mattress Covers full cut, to B o sn;‘mkm ond 48e finished with tapes. 11 of these at. u: Beautiful Silks Bmken color_assortment 98¢ silks: 35 wide: Broken sizes in ]oc regular 25¢ Arrow Collars. Choice while they last. Sport Belts All white, black 49C trim and brown trim. Simulated leather. Choice. Boys’ Blouses Good_auality broadcloth h 3 e dinary values even in a clearance. Boys’ Union Suits Just 34 of these regular “290 Full cut and Regularly 20c each. 6 for forks, large soup -nonm 00 and teaspoons. Unusual bargains, 6 for $1. Wrist Watches Regular $7.85 Babe Ruth B Aleok proot and ce 88 Curate time keepers. . Leather or metal bands. Breakfast Trays Clearance 1.30 breakfast trays. Welcome gift for a sick friend. or your e own use. Assorted colors. Large Tooth Paste Oflerlnl regular ”Pc [ Size ~ Tubes of Mllk o! Magnesia Tooth c Paste at this extremely 4 rice. Box Springs & Mattresses Sears famous BSuper Luxury Sleep Mattresses and Box Springs. Regu- l;trrmgifl.&l) values reduced. Easy Regularly $11t081.98 Women's 49c stylish 6 to 8 Unusual val- 39 ues at this low price. mesh gloves in white, Women’s Gloves brown and navy. Sizes $1.00 fabrics Double Deck Mattress Resular At this low price you can se- lect several hats and save money, too! Felts, Crepes, Linens and Straws. Majority in popular all-white. Few pastels included. Large and small head sizes. 1f you wes; duced for clearance. you wear $1.94 Handbags These are all genuine 1.59 lJeather handbags in Smart Neckwear white, navy or brown, Our regular 79¢ and Moire lined. ~ Attached coin purses. $1.00 neckwear for wom- ‘White Note These Low Prices on Shoes for the Whole Family .00 .00 79 .66 Rayon Spreads ly 7“01 _thele regular 1.98 "AF a) 79 tull-size spreads. Not all rl 80 the price is Te~ Candlewick Spreads Regular $3.50 29 5. New styles d. Here's a lar Tehae tor" oniy 3B, Just think, 500 Batinette Cleansing Tissues for such a small price. 25 50 Razor Blades A whole year’s supply of double-edle safety rnor Keen. ~sharp- 49- Porch Swings S1ix solid oak. $2.98 h gs. complete ware and 1'98 ns. For hours Willow Chairs Just_12 of the large Bar Harbor willow chairs 2,98 that sell regularly at $3.98 each. Just what you need for the porch. S|m Room Suites 1y T80 Diree rdef o room suites with auto 9. spring seats. Beau- tiful covering, Well made. Easy Terms. Living Room Suite o Fui-giee One floor sample 3- Springs, each plece tapestry living 3 Slnllt Bed room suite, 'way Box Springs, each below regular selling 4 Single-Size price. Easy Terms. Green Mattresses__ Sale Silk Gowns Reduced to 88« Regular $1.00, superior quality silk gowns in beautiful tea rose color. Very fine workmanship. Broken size 59 79¢ PRINTED SILK PANTIES, 39¢ and $3.98 spreads, _hand '.ufled double-bed _size. ' Kiaboo rate destgns. spe- cial. Only 16 m ma lot. Women’s Toeless Sandals Braided straps in colors for beach and sports wear. Medium heels. Biggest value of the year. All sizes. Women’s Arch Supports Black arch support straps or ties. Kid uppers, leather soles and rubber heels. All sizes, Pair.... Clntlnl -he.gtal. o Imported Organdy Close out of only 65 yards. 59¢ a yard qual- permanent finis ity. ish, iy ermanent, Sajgh 4',0 duced to 47¢ & yard. Tablecloths 16 cotton crash cloths. seseseennee Straps, Pn'mps, Ties Girls’ and women’s white kid and calf Summer shoes reduced. High, medium and low heels. All sizes — o match, 6 for ? Men’s Sport Shoes, now Black and white, tan and white. Moccasin toe, Goodyear welt leather mlu, rubber heels. Broken sizes. Cotton Napklns R:lullr 25¢ and 19 ‘Basco”’ finish n-pkml of ly 23 in the I Bridge Sets g excellent nu-my vol Gal”at 186 ‘ench” Boys’ Sport Shoes, now Black and white sport oxforas with long-wearing compo soles and rubber heels. Sizes 1 to 5. Pair cloth, size asx::g 5 . 159 inches and 4 napkins 29: b o Clearance Child’s Shoes ST ST e et Patent, dull, two-tone tan or white T Straps, One Strap, Oxfords. All stitch down con- struction, Compo and some leather soles. Sizes 815 to 2. Serving Trays Round beer serving trays with lustrous lacquered e japanned finish, Tray with 4 coasters, reduced. Pastry Carrier Closing out 6 regular 9Rc ple and pastry car- riers. ‘Two-tray partment with and wire carrier. Electric Grllls fl t rill tyvr"l;":r late e ok plates. i 5/ tis. 110 volt 490 Rgd\lced Rug Cleaner Mansion House Rug Cleaner. Safe for ori- ental and domestic rugs, et ypholstered furniture, nnlo tlnrlu 89:9 size, e, 49¢. Baby .Shm Mrs. Day’s First-Step 1.39 shoes in white or smoke. Child’s Pajamas Rubbish Burner 2fl-nllon capacity. l 29 Elain or moccasin tots. cavily, salvanized wit es 4 and 5 only. Palr top. trash .09 Tool Boxes cantilever 89- Step-on Cans {apanned hwuer frish, A e 3 Qe Remular 310, standard doors, €y 'uxu mcht Covered with esh lvanized . \coats $29.95 AUTO RADIO, used for demonstration. 4 tubes, com- plete. Onlylm 14. 95 $34.95 AUTO RADIO, used for demonstration. 6 tubes, com- &y 110 - 19.95 Only 1 to clear.. -49 e, z Screen Door Grille EURIYE 40 s Oc Sport Coats Men's regular $0.95 fla- B ol @95 this lot at a big saving. sater mhm _‘g_ Full Dress Suit {5 piain cnxa;‘f “Limited 89¢ B lom,, S5 l l ard wea com(urxnhle REMNANTS One Tuxedo ’ We are sacrificing n HALF PRICE! | BJGiiis g goes | Bussasss 59¢ 1) . and shi Rayon Remnsnts. Leniths from 1 427 Act "quickly. mother Will apprectate. tises, voiles piques, seersucker, rayon 36 inchies and 39 inches wide. i White Ducks Men's_white duck trou- Regular 79¢ sport shirts oo for boys. with sport col- ished. Some are soiled. . [J Regularly $149 each. Brclen slzes. 50 the price Get yours early, is reduce Boys’ ‘Sweaters 1 loth wash Pemts Do Boken sies, boss. | Made with crew Well made and very cool c cause the size range is usual barga! e e St Seersucker Suits Boys’ Wash Suits Offering our regular 50c¢ e here, you'll get a value, n ' . Complm Less Liberal for Your Old Radio! Genuine Silvertone Radios, complete with matched tubes. All ready to tune in as well as American broadcasts. Easy Payments, Small Grandfather . Clock Radio Just one of these fine floor sample radios to clear. Originally sold for Karly Crepes, etc. ch 5 9 Sard, Silk Crepes Boys’ Play Suits Our entire stock of Silk, Cotton and is only one in size stand a Iot of hlA'd W tafletas. plain _and printed silks. Sport Shirts o nenade and I lar and long sleeves. Wash Pants 89c cotton sweaters for 2 sy In'smal sizes reduced price. Dual W Radi ual-vvave aaios ‘" TRADE-IN" Foreign Reception on foreign stations Carrying Charge. Complete $49.50. Easy terms. floral patterns on very fine silk in assoried pastel colors. Me- dium and large sizes, each..... 59¢ SKIN-TEE DANCE SETS, cool brief panties, smooth fit- ting brassieres; all combined. Sizes 32, 34, 36 only, each. 69c MILANESE SILK Panties and Vests. Broken size range. 49c Looks and wears like silk. Each 1.39 RAYON GOWNS, with smart appliqued trim. Pastel col- 9 8c ors. Women’s regular sizes. Each . Beach Pajamas, Reduced With or without backs, some suspender styles. Fancy prints ‘I 39 and patterns. Dainty mms - Sizes 16 and 17 Bathing Sunts, 249 Outstanding new styles and colors. Suits of soft zephyr wool. Many of our $2.98 25?4" of w.-meh a - suits included. Women's regular sizes. mond mesh 'm metal, 26 lnc u by 32 incbes hi o 65¢_each. Nlekel- 4. B 6’/.“ ln hll. edal :lm and Extra spec! aein d. Kitchen § Grass Catchers en m Pit all 12 to 16 Closing out IArn nr!onud lawn mowers. Mulnrll Kitcnen spoons wi e H e ull relll- canvas with lar] iron bottom. With Delta: stzes 3 fo 3 l& 2 for 40 to sell. Each SEARS, Child’s Velocipedes $4.89 Regular $5.45 velocipedes with 12- inch ball bearing front wheel and 8-inch rear wheels. Tubular steel frame, step plates over rear axle. Leather ~ spring - saddle Adllllltbln seat and handle bars. Scamp Wagons $3.69 Regulaf $3.98 streamline models fine wagons reduced for clearance.

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