Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1935, Page 36

" B—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935. ™ JURY CONVICTS KILLER 55 7o i o Y s, sy g i s o v 42 Glleton vt 207 WHO CONFESSED CRIME| _ Judse William C. Mohlmetz said he | ed he admitted firing another shot PHILADELPHIA (#). — Benjamin Wi N would sentence Miller December 23.| “because I lost my head.” Rosgn is going to get the $43 police The defendant faces a term of from A\ & took away from him in a raid on a ] ) | By the Assoctated Press. 20 years to life. . = card game. Rosen hired a law d ROCHESTER, N. Y, December 12.— | The crime baffled police until Miller Silver Scarcity. appealed to the Superior Court, where Joseph Miller, 42, was convicted by & | walked into the Detective Bureau last Scarcity of silver is causing hard | the judges devoted a day to uu case. County Court jury last night of sec- | August and dramatically confessed.|times for farmers in the Bhnntung“{‘h " ond degree murder in the slaying sev- | He claimed he identally shot the | Province of China. DWARD & Lot _DOWN STAIRS STORE ... YO et . e court's total salar el y expense for Second Involved in Persian Envoy Incident Missing From Job. By the Associated Press. ELKTON, Md.,, December 12.—EIlk- ton’s two officers who arrested and handcuffed the Persian Minister to the United States are no longer on the job. A member of the Cecil County Board of Commissioners disclosed yes- terday that Constable Clayton Ellison had resigned. Town Officer Jacob Biddle has not been on the job for several days, but it could not be learned officially whether he had been dis- | missed or had resigned. The Board of County Commission- | ers has jurisdiction over Ellison. The | county eommissioner, who declined to let his name be used, said in answer to a direct question that Ellison had re- signed. Gov. Harry ‘W. Nice, in his formal | apology to ‘Washington, said he under- | stood the officers would resign. The two officers were fined $25 and | costs each on charges of common as- | sault. The charges were preferred by | State's Attorney D. E. Rollins. | The Minister, Ghaffar Khan Djalal, | was arrested on a charge of speeding. The officers sald they handcuffed him when he resisted. Djalal demanded a formal apology and that the officers be punished, | PROF. JOSEPH M. BISHOP | } ELECTED BY TEACHERS | Glasva School Principal to Head Friday—Remnant Day Savings on Seasonal Apparel Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable, not sent C. 0. D. or on approval, mail or telephone orders not accepted. The regular store-wide Remnant Day will be resumed after Christmas. Crepe Dresses, 5 Were $7.95 70 Dresses in silk and acetate crepes. A selection of colors and black in the group. Mostly sizes for women. DowN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES, Children’s Shoes 95¢c Were $1.65 and $195 39 pairs of shoes in a group, including black, brown, and white ox- fords, black patent- leather strap slippers. Broken size and style ranges. DowN STAIRS STORE. Women's Shoes s2'95 Were §5 113 pairs women's shoes in a group including burgundy suede oxfords, black and brown suede T-strap sandals, black and brown gabardine oxfords, Broken sizes and styles. 23 Pairs Women’s Evening Shoes in gold, and silver, open sandal styles. Were $5. Now _.$2.95 DowN STAIRS STORE. Woash Frocks, 50c Were $1.95 119 Wash Dresses, some with jackets. For misses and women, DowN STAIRS STORE, WASH FROCKS. Wool Dresses 52'50 Were §3.95 19 dresses for the junior miss, in green, brown, rust and blue. Sizes 11 to 17. DOWN STAIRS STORE, JunIoR Misses. | Charles County | Association. Special Dispatch to The Star. LA PLATA, Md., December 12.— | The annual election of officers of the Charles County Teachers’ Asso- clation was held here yesterday. Prof. | Joseph M. Bishop, principal of Glasva. School, was chosen president; Mrs. | Helen Queen of Waldorf Consolidated School, elected vice president and Miss | Leonor Garner of Glasva School, sec- retary-treasurer, Following the elec- tion of officers group leaders were chosen, & follows: High school group—James Bigwood of Lackey, chairman; Miss Margaret Wade of Nanjemoy, secretary. The Program Committee for this group is composed of Bayard Ayres of Lackey, chairman; T. C. Martin of Hughes- ville, Miss Margaret Graham Stone of Nanjemoy, Miss Laura J. Rees of La Plata and Omar Jones of Glasva. The elementary group selected Miss Dorothy Mudd of Hughesville chair- man and Edward Turner of Lackey secretary. Slip-on Sweaters Seersucker Robes 7 3¢ : 95c Were $1 and $1.25 Were $1.65 and $195 30 sweaters in wool and Women’s and Misses’ Suits novelty cotton mixtures. Green, brown, blue, red, wine and rust. Sizes 34 to 40. 20 Sports Skirts in plaids and checks. Good color combin: Sizes 24 to 32. 2.05 and $3.95. Now. 33 Blouses in jersey. and vee neck styles, in brown, 29 robes in plaid seer- sucker. Bright colors. Broken sizes, 7 to 16. 24 Pieces in a group of girls' furnishings, including sweat- ers, skirts, dresses, hats, and blouses. Were $1 to $1.95. $ I O Were §16.95 12 suits in monotones of brown, oxford, rust, green, and wine. Short and 3 length coats. Sizes 12, 14, 18, 20, 38, 42 and 44. 6 Dress Coats. fur trimmed. in “black. brown., and green. 158 New Bathtubs Are Stolen From Chicago Apartment green. Cold.” blue”and rust: Now: - &8 o TR By the Associated Press. 204 crepe blouses. in the Eroup. " Were $ CHICAGO, December 12— Were $105 and 8205 Now 81 17 Flannel Jackeis in plaids ot gl Burglars with plumbers’ skill stole oris Jackets in velveteen, s " and Aannel in wine green: and plain colors. Broken every bathtub in an unfinished brown and black. Sizes 14 sizes 8 to 16 years. Were L e - 158-apartment building during New - i S S SLSS 3 Missex' Fur Trimmed Suits the last few months, H. A. Fitz- 35 Blouses in n brown and green mixtures : {ate crepes. and novelty cotions 4 Suede and Leather Jackets, French beaver -dyed rabbit ‘"]‘.‘ld' She Owner Hesirepceiedty n a 8004 selection of colors ant rimme zes n ice. sizes. Were $1. Now._. in broken sizes. Were $3.95 Were §20.75. Now._ —--_813 e i Sethiubs and ofher Dowx STAIRS STORE, and $5.95, Now.......$2.50 DoWN STAIRS STORE, Ny Gt st plumbing equipment were valued SPORTSWEAR. DowN STAIRS STORE. Surrs ANp COATS. by Fitzgerald at $14,000, Seconds to The S ool MEN'S FINER SUITS At Important Savings $3 3.75 : $48.75 Reduced from $45 Reduced from $65 —The Christmas Store — Photographed above—Perforated pigskin gloves fastening on the back with small leather-covered buttons — for smart $ spectators 2.95 Glace kid slip-ons. another classic—certain to A please—in black, black and white, $2 95 brown or navy and white_____ Terribly chic, the new gloves with doeskin backs B and cape-skin palms—and colors to delight any woman—white and red, luggage tan and $ natural—just to give you an idea____ 3'95 Leather lacings through little brass evelets are a C unique trimming for daytime glove— $4 95 Black of browar - _t____ A longer length pigskin glove with a hand-whipped D cuff in contrasting shade, also fastens $4 95 3 with two small, smart buttons Shorter pigskin gloves fastening with one E mammoth mother-of-pearl button would $2 95 . be nice with her tailored clothes _____ There are fine imported and domestic fabrics in this group of men'’s hand-tailored suits—smartly styled and carefully tailored suits you will be proud to wear. In models for both men and young men. Reduced 25% for clearance because they are in broken and discontinued pattern ranges—the size ranges, however, are very complete in both single and double breasted styles. There are some sports back suits in the group. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S TOPCOATS REDUCED $ I 9~75 Were $27.50 Styles and sizes for men and young men. Raglan, set-in sleeve and belted models in popular patterns. Browns and tans in a variety of shades and patterns. Reg- ular, short and long sizes in the group. Lanz of Salzburg, noted for chicisports clothes the F _ world over, designed this unusual glove in beige mocha trimmed in red—and hri;h:$ brass buttons to fasten it ___________. 4-95 For your debutante niece these white plush G (pressed to look like ermine) mittens $2 95 . —black if she prefers ________________ Rhinestones, (to match the clasp on her evening H bag) glisten on these lovely gloves— $6 50 B Bk e wilie - . Co [ - sl Glove classic (and you might send several pairs, | one cannot have too many)—washable $3 95 doeskin pull-ons, in white and beige_. Woe Alligator provides the extremely smart flaring J cuffs on these glace kid gloves—black $6 50 O BrOWS o For gala evenings—I16-button white kid gloves K fastened with three very, very small $5 95 . pearl (simulated) buttons __._________ A really grand gesture—the evening gloves with gleaming kid cuffs—black with silver, white with gold . _____________ $9.50 o The warmest sort of greetings may be sent in these knitted wool gloves, extra long and trimmed with fur $4'95 . Guoves, Aisie 13, Pnnm