Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 32

B—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. CHRYSLER IVED ONGANECHARGES Motor Magnate and Em- ploye Admit Violating Federal Regulations. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, October 29.—A Fed- eral judge imposed fines of $§11 on ‘Walter P. Chrysler after the motor magnate pleaded guilty to two charges of violating Federal game regulations Yyesterday. Similar fines were imposed on Wil- Mam P. Pritchett, superintendent of Chrysler's Eastern Shore estate, on similar charges. Both men were ac- cused of hunting without having a Federal stamp on their licenses and with using repeating shotguns which did not have the magazine capacity reduced. affixed, but had left them with- their coats in the car when Federal game wardéns found them last December. Chrysler said he had an automatic shotgun in the hlind from which he was shooting, but said he had only fired & double-barreled gun he also had. “But I do mot want Pritchett to take all the responsibility,” he added. “There were five shells in the auto- matic and I must have put them in. I should have known that there was no plug.” ‘The plugs are inserted in the maga- zine to reduce the capacity to two shells, e e Dye Causes Magic Growth. Dr. Joseph Sellei, chief medical di- rector of the Hungarian State Rail- ways, has grown plants five times their ordinary size and says that he has done it with a fertilizer he in- vented. It is a form of dye, diluted in water and poured over the seed, every species of plant having a dif- ferent dose. Several years of ex- perimenting have shown that not only do the plants grow to gigantic size when nourished with the fertilizer, Pritchett said he and Chrysler had | but mature much more quickly than State hunting licenses with the stamps | usual. EOTH MAKWELL REVENS DEFEAGE Confers With Attorney Re- garding Second Trial Set for November 16. By a Staff Correspondent of The 3tar. ALEXANDRIA, Va., October 29.— Preparing for a second trial on the murder charge placed against )m', in the “slipper slaying” of her moun- taineer father, Miss Edith Maxwell, 22, former Wise, Va., school teacher, conferred with her attorney, Charles | Henry Smith, here yesterday. The second trial is scheduled to start November 16. It was ordered by the Virginia Supreme Court of Ap- peals in a recent review holding that the verdict of first-degree murder re- turned by a Wise County jury was not justified by the evidence. The court will hear Smith's plea for a| change of venue at its session in Richmond, November 7. Miss Maxwell was sentenced to a 25-year prison term after the first trial. After spending 14 months in Jall, she was released under a $6,000 bond recently until the second trial is completed. In preparation for her defense, she told Attorney Smith the same story which she related at her first trial. She told how she returned home late the night of July 21, 1935; how her father, apparently intoxicated, threatened to kill her with a knife, knocked her over a chair, and how she finally struck him over the head with a slipper. ¢+ She related that she rushed out of the house, wandered a few minutes dnd returned to.find her father, Trigg Maxwell, apparently not affected by the slipper blow. He went back to bed, got up an hour later and col- lapsed, she said. Edith then ran out to get a doctor, who pronounced her father dead. Last night Miss Maxwell returned to the farm near Richmond, where she is living with her mother, brother and two younger sisters, e — Harmodio Arias, who recently re- tired as President of Panama, has Joined his family in London. 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No Mail or Phone Orders—Right Reserved to Limit Quantities None Sold to Dealers 2 for 25¢ Hampton Arms 2 FOR 5¢ CIGARS 10c CIGARS $3.00 Lillys Lextron $1.50 Atophan Tabi VITAM PRODUCTS $1.26 s Hallver Qil Vinsterel Capsules, 25's. $1.25 Abbetts Capsules, 25 75¢ Abbetts Haliver OIl, Plain, Bring Them in and Turn Them Into ; Cash! Gold Dept. Operated by Leo M. Alexander, Licensed on Treasnry Form, T. G. 12, Pursuant to the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, No. 4638, Second Floor— New Accounts See. THE AS CAR HITS CULVERT BY the Associated Press. COVINGTON, Va. October 29.— William Geroskey, 26, of 3041 Six- teenth street northwest, Wi dled last night en route to Covington Hospitul sfter the automcbile and traller he was driving crashed into & culvert at Alleghany, about 20 miles west of Covington. His skull and right side were crushed. Geroskey was en route to Washington from Leewood, W. Va., where he had visited his par- ents. His widow lives in Washington, 'h;n the body will be shipped to- night. Brides in South Africs. are ordering their wedding dresses from London by airmail. David Garrick Anecdote. David Garrick, the leading English tragic actor of the eighteenth cen- tury, was a most miserly man and, by the queer quirk of human nature, was always censuring some one .else for their miserliness. A famous wit of the day, asked why Garrick didn't take the beam out of his own eye be- fore talking of the mote in another man’s, answered, “He is not so sure of selling the timber.” WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™F AND G STREETS "PHONE DIsmicr 5300 - Special Selling F riday—Saturday—M onday Patriot Brand Preserves 3,600 Jars to Introduce This New Size Pound Jar I 9C Delicious Patriot Brand Preserves at this specially low price to introduce t his new size pound jar. For three days only. 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Powders.. 36¢ Brome Seftzer 60c Bromo Seifzer __. 30c Capudine Liquid 60c Capudine Liquid 15¢ Bayer Aspirin, 12° T5¢ Bayer Aspirin, Aspirin Tablets, 12's Aspirin Tablets, 100's,.. 20c Midol Tablets 0 pre-shrunk. Were $1.95. 6 Rayon Undershorts, size Now ———— 6 Pairs Men’s Shoes, 3 Lounging Suits, sizes medium and large. Men’s Shirts, 7 5¢ Were $1 to $1.95 300 fancy woven and printed shirts with regular and button-down collars. Full cut, 100 Men's Gray Suede Dress Gloves in wanted sizes. 30. Were 50c. Now. Were $10.95. - ----$6.50 nd 11. Were Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchange- able; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; telephone or mail orders not accepted. Misses’, Women's Sports Coats $7-50 pere 51095 Women's Shoes 52.50 Were $3.95 and $5 185 pairs in this group, in- ;;éogulzl:.xm;, Cre 50c Barbaso, fubs -20¢ 25¢ Espotabs Tablels 14 ;s: K Y. Jelly. $3.95 pair. Now 14 Winter-weight coats in cluding straps, oxfords and 4 ury Gre 50c Burma Sh 29 35¢ Lapactic Pills . e | 75¢ Baume Bes 3 Pairs Men's Slippers with leather soles and rubber heels. fitted and swagger styles. pumps in brown and black ‘icfiuglyztén:‘;!fu G 35¢ Burma Shi ‘2;: :: EIII '.cl: Syurzus.:m l;c gz It'""ltxlsl l:l 1 1 Were $2.50. Now. .81 Solid colors and mixtures. suede and gabardine. Not . - leets Phospl 3 intmen izes 12 to 18, 38, ) v i yle. 50c Pampelan Massago 2% ke 60c Flests Phespho-So e | 20c borlc Acid, tube 12 TICnas STAne Srak e o s 50¢ Pacquins Hand Cream____31c 29 25¢ Ex-lax Tablets .. 3¢ | S0c Resinol _ e Down Stams Srtonr. Down Stams Store. $1.10 Hoppers Restorative_..._69c | 35c Willlams Shave Cream....18¢ §0c Ex-Lax Tabl 7c | S0c Ungueatine Olntment 2¢ 50¢ Nadinola Cream 50c Williaws Shave Cream....26¢c 25¢ N. R, Tabi 2% :fi ;llllrlll' Sl::l 14 i . A ) S0c Mol Shae” Grem. e cotete ] B M | | e P i~ Panties, 25¢ Felt Hats, 3| Lace-Trimmed Juniors’ and Boys $1.10 Tangee Lipstick $1.10 Angelus Lipstick DEODORANTS 75¢ Schick Injector, 20's. 25¢ Auto-Strop, 5's 50c Durham Duplex, 35¢ Eveready or G 25¢ Gillette Bive, §' §0c Gillette Blve, 1 15¢ Barbasel, 5" 10¢ Probak Ju Throat Discs, 60's.. 60c Scotts Emuision $1.20 Scotts Emuision, RAZOR BLADES 60c Edwards Olive 25¢ Carters Liver Pill 70 Kruschen Salts _ § Pounds Epsom Salt_. $1.25 Saraka ___ 40c Plute Water, larg LINIMENTS TONICS $1.50 Grays Glycerin Tonkc____86¢ $1.00 Wine of Card $1.75 Newro Phasphates $1.00 Iradol-A Were 50c and 58c 201 pairs in sheer Bemberg Blouses, 95¢ Were $195 35 blouses in Spun Challis and rayon crepes, long- sleeved styles. Fall colors. Were $195 and $2.95 DowN STAms STCRE. Slips, 95¢ group, 38 to 44. DowN STAIRS STORE. Dresses, $2-° Shoes, $2-50 Were $3.95 and misses’ sports shoes in brown reverse calf and black and brown calfskin. Broken sizes. DoWN STAIRS STORE. 25¢ Prabak Blades, §'s 25 St SikSie Cid T fs'i 3:':’&'-::""1".'».; “‘u $1.25 Mbsarbine Jun 1% nndn mik meal - Moelly 45 hats In assorted colors Were 5195 50c Prabak Blades, 10's.....30¢ | 30¢ Vicks Va-tro-nol 30c Sal Hepatica .. 7c | S0 Japanese 0il 36 Ay e 1 Bsadaing 50 slips in straight and vee- 90 pairs boys’ shoes in 15¢ Segal Blades, 5's. 3 Epsom Salt, pour 3 Down STAIRS STORE. and hea " top styles. Sizes in the brown and black calfskin 2% 1e Lastex Girdles, $[-50 35¢ Non-Spl ... B e | e Saoy 25¢ Hush _.. . r .. = e 2§ 35 Anoiin Powder $2.00 MeDades Prescription_.._38e b el o 36 dresses for women and misses, street and Nileea i e wrctD i ’ :: :::u: m: :.’:'m’:;"m"'.: :'"“- able gabardine. Brown, tan, evening styles. Prints and light colors. cluding_side-laced, Talon- ’ §0c Amalin Cream Waxed Paper, 30-foot rall g;:: :;'gsm';"é- ”3‘”;;07: to 3'71 Mostly Summer frocks. Mussed and soiled. ;Bars;;::ds lazr;sd pantie styles. . 10¢ Dental Floss __ i s R 79 Dresses in broken sizes fc and misses, some ; p :: :: m:: Gum Camphor, ¥/;-ounce_._2 for 5¢ 25 Cordurey Suits, two-piece, with snclm.-l.l Aceuulnyonorcr:l:z.fl:nmny plain colors DowN STAIRS STORE. » 30c Spire Powder 50c Bicycle Playing Cards___. with gored and pleated skirts, in the group. Were $7.95 to $13.95. Now _$5 . s Facialetie Cleansing Tisses and double-breasted jackets. Down Stams StorE, Dressts. box of 500 §5¢ BiSoDel Antacid uine s grean, TSYy. end fred. Handbags, 95¢ Liguld Ponds Tissues, 75¢ Bell-ans Tablets Sizes 12 to 20, Were $3.95, n g ) HAIR TONICS Dows, iina Brost il 5 A Were §1.85 — SKIN LOTIONS Seormswean, Girls’ Wash Dresses Boys and Girls e 1 o s Black 60c Wildroot Hair Tonlc._. 9 5 W 5195 I $1.95 sfiliskin. ugoufch.t top&han- 75¢ Glovers Ma §0¢ Italian Balm . C ere $1. o e or slide-fastened en- st Vil $1:00 lislin R - 25 ol oy - Wool Coats, 3| velopes. 50c Jergens Lotion resse. . 50c Frastll Lotion 1. & J. Cation, ousee. e ys Uvercoats heavy cottons. Broken szes Were $3.95 and $5.95 Dows Srits Stce J. & J. Gauze, 1 yd. by 1 yd. 8¢ 54-95 Zol‘gnm. Prints and plain { K 50 coats in lightweight . TR i m KODAK FILM FOR BABY , 32 Weol Dresses, Two-Plece ool navy, blue, green, rust Junior Misses y Tiger 3¢ _— Were §7.95 to $10.95 Suits, sizes 10 to 16. Were $3.95 and tweed mixtures. Broken . $1.00 Lucky Tiger _ $1.00 Karlash 75¢ Meads Cod_Liver OIl..__45¢ o ¢ $1.25 Herpicide 35¢ Cutex Proparations . o '.(rlbil-'n-l Rolis) 0¢ California Syrup of e 15 wool overcoats in brown e g sizes 2 to 6. Dresses 3|~95 v TALCUMS 20c Glazo Preparations .......11¢ 90c Lactogen Food .| and gray with belted backs. 26 Woel Coats and Suits in of Iatante’ ’ o SHAMPOOS 2% | 15 Hygola Botties, 3-ounce Sizes 4 to 10. sizes 12 to 16. Were $10.95 and 88 Blaaet ..'.': s ‘fn':;';m' s Were $7.95 p 50¢ Azwea Tale 27 7:’..;.,’:".; b Saoand et water bottles, handmade dresses, 37 dresses in_street and ’ Marchand Wash _ e Tk .20 ot e e Down Stams STORE. o e 0up, bamasiand wuih dance styles. Sizes 11 to 17. v Meads Dexiri-Maltose, pound..._ 52 worsteds, Sizes 7 to 18, Were DowN STAIRS STORE, 4 Meads Cereal, pound._ $1.95. Now DowN STAIRS STORE, INFANTS. JUNIOR MissEs. 250 Boys’ Model Shirts in but- Cotton Dresses styles. and pl col 80 Mar-0011 . a8 Begitar: o6 Bt o 65c Were 51 s 3 » 50¢ Conti Shampes 2 lars. Sizes 5 to 14. Wou'l:n?u- t st TE40 20 Mald-O-Sl"( Hoslery, SOC :;::l:u.lr-uwl‘:r it m I o S Mo TN :2 d’:oe”;; aWoven seer- : 3 Boys’ Tweeduroy Jackets, size rcales, printed $1.00 Blondex 6% Jinoy: Temden suckers, percales, D (Irregulars) = 30 Dresses for misses E e oo oy B wnd 10. Were iheers, pastel rayon crepes and 812 10 10%. If perfect, would sell for $1.15. COLOR RES $1.50 Farrs for Gray Halr. = $1.50 Kolor-ak $6.95. Now . un——: ¥ | § 2 Boys' Snow Suits, sizes 4 and 10. Were $5.95. Now....$3,65 Down StAms STORE. A gingham suits. Sizes 14 to 20. Were $2.95 to $5.95. Now $1.95 Dowx Srams Srtorz, ™ Two pairs, 95¢. DowN STAms STORE.