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Mems Furnishings
In Hecht Month

Mems 81 to s. Ever.6t Shirts $79; 6 .slO.5O
Mems 7sc and 81 Fancy Half Hose, S5c; pairs.
Mems SOC Fancy Half Hose, 35c pairs ..........s1
Mems $l.e5 to $2e5 Paamas $l6S; pairs. .$47S
Mems $1.Ss $ls5 P.jamas, $12o 4.pairs $500
S. and IS New Felts and Derby Hats
$l4 Hanan, $40 ArchAid and $40 Foomodel Shoes, all
sizes in the combined group. .$596
$50 and SIS Famous Society Brand Suits. $3.50
20 Mems $50 Society Brand Tuxedos. $3.50
Gain me
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Wright, superintendent Of the institu-

Wright, superintendent Of the institu-
ton.
Courthouse records revealed that
Brown came here from Florence, so
miles away, and was married Septem-
Der IL. Walter Norris, probation officer
Of Maricopa County, fled an afidavit
concerning Browns freedom, upon
which Superior Judge Marlin Phelps
cited Wright for contempt. Norris said
Brown had not been confined for the
last so days, and that other prisoners
had been allowed similar liberties
Wright was ordered by Judge Phelps to
appear October to show cause why
he should not be cited for contempt of
court.
Under the Arizona penal code q con-
viction on contempt charges under such
circumstances may result In a fine or
six months jail sentence, or both, and
removal from ONCE.
Wright Is en- route to Arizona from
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Curtains, Portieres
In Hecht Month

Tailored Lace Panels lace fringed ............$lW
Handdrawn Curtains, ivory and ru.............SlD
Sl3 Velour Poreres, 10 color schemes. $1OSS
SIG Velour Porteres, 100 inches wide. ........$l5 SO
500 Velour Portieres. so inches wide.
69c Ecru Window Shades 36x69 inches. ....... Sc
81 Holland Shades. with Harshorn rollers.
Sl95 Rayon Damask and Velour Pillows. ..........Sl50
S165 Sunfast Damask SO inches wide.
Floor Hecht
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BRITISH LABORITES
MEET IN CONVENTION
1000 Delegates Send Message An.
proving Premier MacDonald's Pol.
icy in Visit to United States.

BY the Associated Press.
BRIGHTON. England, September 40.
The convention of the British Labor
party met today, with nearly 1000 deli
egates attending.
Herbert Morrison, minister Of trans.
port and chairman, evoked demonstra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
WOUNDS IN FIGHT
FATAL TO KECKLEY
Chicago Business Mans Death Re.
suits in Holding of Former
Stage Star and Man.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 30.-Charles
M. Keckley, so, local business man, in
jured during q quarrel at the apartment
of Mrs. Florence Jacobs, So, former
stage star, here early Thursday morn
ing, died yesterday.
Leo L.anglois, chauffeur and q
roomer at the place, and Mrs. Jacobs
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These TOiletries.
In Hecht Month
No Mail, Phone or G.. O. ID. Orders

Gillette Blades package OF
Pepsodent Tooth Paste .2oc
Forhans looth Pase SIC
Llsterlne Tooth Paste
I1lsterne 64c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3c
Ponds Cold Cream. SOC
Ponds Vanishing Cream. Csc
Fon0s vanishing Nrean .39C
Ponds Vanishing Cream. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Daggett and Ramsdells Cream
81
imported foWder Jars S9c
imported Perfume Lamps 81
Pamollve Shaving Cream
IhSer1ne shaving Irean1 4Oc
SqulDb SHAVING Cream .42c
Mennens Shaving cream. Soc
Mennens Nentholated Cream. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
1aAor Diaues .42c
Pinaud's Vegeal "Las' TIC
1ihaud Eau dc Qunlne. .99c
flnaud Eau de Qunlne SIC
Eucura SOAP 1or SOC
nesno soap Tor. soc
Woodpurys soap, tor SOC
a"A soap,
Jergens Bath Tablets for.
imported Bath Soap. II for. 81
Pamolive or Lfebuoy Soap mited), IL cakes for Csc
Hecht co..
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WOmen's Accessories
In Hecht Month

So Imported Kid and Lamb Skin Gloves ........s235
ST. SIPS Fabric Gloves, colors. ............7 oc
Sun and Rain Umbrellas, novel handles. .......$ 1926
Linen Cotton Handkerchics colors. ..........l Oc
S2o5 Shaded Ombre Chiffon Scarfs ..............Sl95
$3.50 to $3.50 Fufashioned Silk Chiffon and Medium.
weight Hose, $l49; pairs for...................s5
8 Handbags, STYLES and colors Observation-Disclosures
3d. 81 Novelty Jewelry for Winter Wear.
Col
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HARD FOR LAWYERS.
British Attorneys Find Public Il
Avoiding Litigation.

LONDON R1.-Kings counsel arv
finding it hard to make living in thu
law courts these days owing to an in.
creasing tendency on the part of the
public to avoid litigation.
1t is declared that the legal year jusd
closed has been the worst in the memorJ
OF the bar. Many experienced junio1
counsel did not earn 81 600 in the Voc
and some of the rank and file were 70 j
duced to penury
How bad is the situation can be seer
from the fact that 800 applications fron1
practicing silks" ard juniors were sent
In Tor vacant county court judgeshinl
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Fruit-Of-the-LOOm
Sheets and PillOwcases

63x9Ginch Sheets, regularly S15o..........s12
63x99.nch Sheets, regularly 81 SO. 90
72x9Oinch Sheets, regularly Sl69 ............s13o
72x99-nch Sheets, eguarly Sl.75.
8x9Gnch Sheets, regularly Sl.75............Sl4 a.
8lx99-inch Sheets regularly $l85 ..............sl64
9Ox99-inch Sheets, regularly S2.l5
9OxlO8inch Sheets regularly 1925 ............Sl94
42x36-nch Pillowcases, regularly 45c ........3o c
45x36nch Pillowcases, regularly 4oc ......... 45c
The Hechtc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
PRISON WARDEN CITED
FOR COURT CONTEMPT
Arizona 0hicial Charged With Per.
hitting Prisoner to Leave Cell
to Get Married.

ny the Associated Press.
PHOENIX. AriS.. September 30
Freedom enjoyed BY william Brown,
state prison convict at Florence, who
was married in Phoenix recently to
Emma Blankely, daughter Of Of guard
at the prison, was disclosed today as
one Of the chief grounds for q contempt
Of court action brought against Lorenzo
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Household Linens
In Hecht Month

14x14 Hemstitched Linen Damask Napkins lie
Hemstitched Irish Linen Powcases. 79c
Linen Lunch Sets cloth and napkins ...........S1s5
Embroidered " hite Madeira Napkins, for.......Sl5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30

Toronto, Canada, where he has been
attending a convention Of prison super
intendents.
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Mems Sportswear
In Hecht Month

Mems $3.50 and SIS Leather Windbreakers.
Mems 81 Sport Sweaters, plain and fancy.
Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Wooden Knockers. $4e5
Fisk Premier Tires, size 30x3k cncher ........$5O8
Fisk Premier Tires size 29x44O, balloon. ......S579
$3.50 to SO Luggage, many kinds in group. ..$6e5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-30
Blankets and Comforts
In Hecht Month

1000 AllWool Plaid Blankets. Az pounds .......Se65
Woolflled Saeencovered Comfortables .........S4oS
Hecht
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Dressing
Gowns
1886
Regularly $3.50 to $35

The most remarkable event
of its kind in years. Robes tai.
lored from silk brocades, silks
and rayons. Handsomely col.
ored and patterned. Shawl col.
lar model with three pockets.
Small, medium and large sizes.
Purchase now for Christmas!
(Main Floor, The Heeht co.,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

This new creation Is offered IN
six models, q two-door sedan. four.
door sedan, business coupe saort
coupe roadster and tonrine ,ar
with wheelbase Of ia inches.
'rhe low lines give evidence of toad.
ability, speed durability and com
fort. All bodies are BY Fisher and
finished In Duco color combinations
that exemplify the modern trend
Of color faehiOn.
s3.44 Horse Power
The six-cylinder Is.head motor de-
yelolIs 4 rated horsepower Of 23.44
and 4 maximum braker horsepower
OF s7.5. Ite hill-climblng ability
was determined with fOur-door
sedan. This car carried total load
Of $50 pounds. The hill chosen
for the test presented a climb Of
/ 400 feet over an 11.6 per cent
grade. The average grade 10 q per
cent
The car approached the foot Of
the hill al rate of five miles per
hour, then with the climb started
the engine was accelerated with q
quiet and steadily increasing speed
ii swept up the grade and passed
over the summit at Is miles per
hour.
Before the new Marquette was
finally approved it was then sub.
iected to thousands OF miles Of hard
driving to definitely establish its
standards Of performance. n or.
der to stand abuse from extreme
high speed driving. the four steel.
backed main bearings have been
designed with generous factor Of
safety.
Present fashion trends dominate
the color harmonies available N
this new Marquette. In the two.
door, five passenger sedan model 30l
the customary gap between the
seat and the bottom Of the back on
the driving seat in this type Of car
has been eliminated; the hack Is fin.
ished and upholstered In the same
manner as the rear seat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

The four.door. five passenger
sedan (model 37l Is especially large
and roomy. Both sedans have
47k-incd wide rear seat. also dome
lights. arm rests. ash trays, ana
nickel-plated foot rests. This lux
urious interior is fitted with q robe
rail.
Model SO Is a we'll proportioned
sturdy two.passenger bustness
coupe. A large door. conveniently
hinged at the front, gives access 70
spacious rear compartment.
Sports Coupe Model
The sports coupe (model $3.50 ~
especially finished and smart ap-
pearing. The rear compartment,
containing d rumble seat. is com.
pletely finished and trimmed. The
back window lowers.
A golf compartment with a door
Is one OF the features OF this model.
Both radiator and sport coupe have
chrome plated slat irons and natural
wood bows Seats are low and are
made to conform to passengers. A
golf door il also provided IN this
model.
The five passenger phaeton
Model $50 has been designed TOR
an all purpose open car. Il mas
we'll proportioned front and rear
compartments the latter containing
robe strap. The top Is neatly
designed Of gray waterproof
material and, like the roadster. has
well finished weatherproof side
curtains with large lights. These
are carried on curtain supports 70
permit them being opened with the
doors. The windshield II yentilating
and folding.
All models are equipped with
vacuum windshield wipers, conbi
nation tain and stop light, co-inci.
dental switch and car lock and {
standard instrument board holding
two direct lights, speedometer.
ammeter. oil gauge, temperature
gauge, spark and choke controls,
gasoline gauge, dash light switch
and windshield wiper button.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
SPARK PLUGS IN
STIFF TEST

A new world record for contin-
uous firing Of sapark plugs under
actuaI operating conditions was Gre
ated when the moncpEaps Fort
Worth remained aloft more thar
seven days and nights.
The plugs IN the Fort Worth
flashed approximately S0,4S5 400
sparks. equivalent to an unbroken
flash OF light II miles long.
In commenting upon the achieve.
menf Of the pilots. Kelly and Rob
bins. Hector Rabezzana. chief spark
plug engineer OF the &C Company,
said:
!. A flight Of this kind imposes one
Of the hardest tests on spark plugs.
far exceeding that incurred BY speed.
way automobile. runs. And It shows
that the spark plug IS Just az reli-s
able as any other part of the engine.
II the plugs 10 any one cylinder had
failed to function the plane would
have been forced to land.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
CHURCH SUPPER TONIGHT

The Merry Helpers of Grace Re-
formed Church. at Fifteenth and q.
Streets N, W., win hold y roast beef
and strawberry supper tonight ana
Thursday evening for the benefit o.
the sick and aged of the c0ngrega-
ton. The festival WIN open e 10,
and supper WIN Be served until 7
o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
Marquette Takes Eye
OF Public at Once

Genera Motors latest offering to the automotIve world,
the Marquette which produced By the Buick Motor Com
pany SCATTERING first showing records IT was Offered 20
the public for the first time last Saturday and IN TINS terror
alone approximately 100000 have visited the Buick dealers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

industry in a position where not
only sales hut production as well
can be maintained at better than
the seasonal level for the balances
OF the year. and new models to be.
put on the market during the sum.
nner viii give the retail market an
added stimulus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05

FRED HALLER
The DeSOto Motor Corporation
OF Detroit announces today the
appointment Of the District Motor
Company. Inc.. as Washington
distributors for the DeSoto Six,
q ChrysIer product.
Fred Halter who IL president
Of the District Motor Company,
inc. has been identified with the
local automotive industry for the
past twelve years.
A special display OF the newest
DeSoto creations viii be held be.
ginning today at the showSOons
of the District Motor Company
AZ I337 Fourteenth st. N. w
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ROCKVILLE.
Decial Correspondence of The star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, November 9.-The
Rockville Athletic Association Is arrang-
ing to place basket ball team In the
field ard with that end in view has
appointed ]. Vinson Peter, John @. Nc
Donald and John Stone q committee to
organize q quint and carry on all basket
bali activities Of the association. The
committee will, it Is stated, select the
players, arrange for the team to enter
q washington league and have charge Of
all financial matters In connection with
the undertaking. Tie committee has
called a meeting for next Monday eve
ming. in Rockville. to be attended by all
persons desiring to try for places on the
team.
Licenses have been issued by the clerk
Of the Circuit Court here for the mar
rage of Louis H. Stumpner, "a, and Miss
st. Claire NJ. Donnell, 10. both OF wash
ington; John r.. Martin, ~, Of Coan,
va, and Miss Maude y. Edwards, 10, Of
EdWardsville, Va, and John Mersou. 81
OF Beltsvtlle, Nd, and Miss dsrtie Mer.
eous q, % HartnnsVilles I'D s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
48 HOUNDS COMPETE
IN ROCKVILLE SHOW
Exhibition Held in Connection
With Maryland Associations
Field Trials,
s. .cial pispat ten to The star.

ST. scial Dispatch 20 The star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November g.
Forty-eight fine hounds were in compe-
tition in the bench show held at the
fair grounds here yesterday afternoon
In connection with the tenth annual
field trials of the Maryland Foxhunters'
Association A large gallery was In at.
tendance. and the show was regarded
as o gratifying success. B. II. Brewster.
IT., and his son, Daniel 3. Brewster Of
the Green Spring Valley Hunt Club,
Baltimore County. were the judges.
To Fleet, owned by w. j. Marlowe OF
Beltsville, Md, went the honor OF being
the best hound in the show, while Big
Girl, belonging to Lewis carp Of An
napolis Junction. Md, was adjudged the
best Of the opposite sex.
The other awards were as follows:
Derby hounds - Best bitch, Lucky
Queen, Qienmerry Kennels, Elkton,
Nd: second, Buckhorn Fly, Buckhorn
Kennels, Woodbine, Md; third. Sue,
u. H. Horner, Rockville. Md. Best dog.
Rock, Glenmerry Kennels; second, VIM
der, Glenmerry Kennels; third. Leader,
John wheeler, Silver Spring. Md;
fourth, Sam Sunday, U. II. Homer,
Ail-age hounds-Best bitch, Big Girl,
Lewis carp; second, .Hela, w. j. Aitche-
son, Laurel, Md; third, Midnight, U. H.
Horner; fourth, Wave, J. H. Sherrard.
Willow Street, Pa. Best dog. Fleet,
w. J. Marlowe; second, Dan, Stauzy l..
King, Derwood, Md: third, Tuck, U. H.
Horner; fourth, Major, U. H. Horner.
Best couple, Rock and Winder, Glen
merry Kennels: second. Mkt and Slim,
W.. ]. Aitcheson; third, Sam Sunday
and Clipper, u H: Homer. Best two
couples. Rock and Winder and Rose and
Luck queen, Glenmerry Kennels; sec
ond, Mkt and Slim and Hela and Kite.
Aitcheson brothers, Laurel, Md; third,
Sam Sunday and sue Sunday and Billy
Sunday, Sd, and Clipper, U. H. Horner.
In addition to the ribbons, q silver
trophy was awarded the best hound IN
each class, and the second hound IN
each class received q five-dollar gold
piece donated by Edward r. Able OF
Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
DEAD TO BE H0NoRED,
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBuRG, Va, November g.
The Lynchburg Post, No. Is, American
Legion, tomorrow afternoon will hold
memorial service for dead World War
veterans at the .Legion's section in
Spring Hill Cemetery, at which Rev.
Raymond L. Marley, chaplain Of the
camp and o World War chaplain, VIII
be orator.
The memorial win follow parade Of
the Legion, Woman's Auxiliary. Span
ish war Veterans, Company Z. 246th
Coast Guard Artillery; 246th Regimen
tai Band, Company L, 116th Infantry,
and patriotic organizations from the
John w. Daniel Monument to the ceme-
terry.
Monday at II o'clock Q silent tribute
win be paid ut the World War Monu-
ment to World War dead. Street cars
and many activities viii cease for o
minute, and school children win stand
and give q salute in their rooms.
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Arrested in Battery Sale.
Bya star Correspondent Of The star.

BY star Correspondent Of The Star.
SLIGO. Md, November Q. Patrick
d. Beavers, $40 Islington street, Blair,
was taken into custody yesterday by
Patrolman Charles T. Barnes Of the
northern district station here on q
warrant sworn out by Allen Newman,
charging the defendant with selling an
automobile battery rented from the
At q preliminary hearing
before Justice Of the Peace Ward w.
Beavers was required to
,ost q bond Of 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
GRADE CROSSING
FARLEY IS ASKED
Pennsylvania Railroad Would
Confer With Prince Georges
Commissioners.
BY GEORGE PORTER,


UPPER MARLBORO, Md, November
"a request on the part o. the Penn-
sylyania Railroad for O conference WIN
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Prince Georges
County commissioners at the Arundel
Station Grade crossing constitutes the
latest DEVELOPMENT In the negotiatlonS
between railroad and county omclaB
concerning the elimination OF the grace
crossing. The request has not as yet
been acceded to by the commissioners.
The crossing. which Is ABOUT ID, e n'n nf
the railroad between Washington ana
Baltimore, Is said by the Bowie district
road committee to be necessary to resi-
dents of the vicinity, especially since
the opening of the approach to Lemons
Bridge.
Plan In Mind. ..
The request for q conference. on; the
matter was made by w. w. Portser,
division engineer, who told the Doaro
of county commissioners that the rail-
road desired to meet a representative OF
the board on the ground ito discuss a
proposed scheme which We know will ,e
beneficial to ALL
The details Of the scheme have not
been disclosed as yet, and James G.
Blackwell, county clerk, has asked that
IIlOTe OeIlLliCe IllOII1dIiON DIS W tAlC I'LL
roads plan be given the board II
conference Is to be arranged.
Blackwell told the engineer the county
commissioners were thoroughly familiar
with the situation at the Arundel sta
ton crossing, but would be glad to con-
slider any proposal submitted.
The county commissioners were asked
several weeks ago by the railroad for
permission to close the crossing. It was
said at that time that the railroad de-
sired to eliminate the crossing. In line
with its policy to abolish as many Of
these potential trafiic hazards as posi-
BILE. It was said foot crossing would
remain.
Referred to Committee. Id
The matter was referred to the Bowie
district road committee. which reported
to the commissioners that public COM
venience required the crossing to be
kept open. On the strength Of this re-
port the county commissioners ordered
that the railroads request be, refused.
On q tour Of Bowie district O few
days later, however, the commissioners
found that barricade had been erected
and the ballast. or roadbed between the
rails removed. Accordingly, at their
next meeting. the commissioners re-
quested the railroad to restore the road
and reopen the crossing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
NAIL IN BRONCHIAL TUBE.
Boy, 8, Living for Two Years With
Steel Near Right Lung.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PETERSBURG, Va. November g.
An X-ray picture has revealed that
Preston Hayden, 8, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hayden of this city, has been
living about two years with nail about
an inch and a quarter long lodged In
the bronchial tube near his right lung.
The child developed cough about two
weeks ago and the X-ray picture, which
revealed the cause Of the trouble, was
made.
Arrangements have been completed to
take the boy to Philadelphia, Pa, where
an operation win be- performed to re-
move the nail.