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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
OUTLAY OF CHEST
|NMARCH $7,916.27
Family Relief Needs Increase
During Month, Official
Reports Reveal.

More money was required for the ma
terial relief Of families under the care
of the Associated Charities In March
than in any previous month of the So
ciety's history, and. due to the Com
munity Chest, the funds needed were
available, 1t was disclosed In the official
reports submitted to the board of man
ayers meeting yesterday afternoon In
the Social Service House.
Satisfied with the work done and the
adequate support of the chest, the man
ayers requested Charles G. Glover, jr
chairman, to write letter of apprecia-
ton to the officers Of the chest. The
reports from the eight district visitors
of the society showed total outlay of
$7,9l6.27, Of which 4,448.27 was for the
emergency relief from the Citizens Re-
lief Association and $3,468 for regular
family allowances for rent and other
necessities, including the Christmas Op-
portunity families.
During the month there were 765
families under care, as compared with
S36 families during March of last year,
an increase of more than 40 per cent.
Unemployment, illness, family desertion
and imprisonment of wage Garner con-
tinued to be the leading causes of fam
lily dependency. Deposits in the Penny
Provident Savings Fund of the society
continued to show a decline, the total
for March being $571.17, as against
$679.l7 the same month of 1928.
The board elected as its two repre-
Sentatives on the Council of Social
Agencies for the ensuing year Newbold
Moves. with Franklin Ellis as alternate,
and the general secretary Walter S.
Ufford, representing the staff. A letter
Of sympathy was directed sent to John
B. Larner, the treasurer, now conva-
lescing after sustaining broken leg in
Q fall.
Members Of the board present were
Mr.. Glover, who presided; Judge Will
liam H. De Lacy, Franklin H Ellis,
William j. Father, jr.; Arthur HELEN,
Miss Helen Nicolay, John Jay OConnor,
DR.. Frederic w. Perkins, Mrs. John L.
Proctor, DR.. william c. Rives, Miss Flor
ence Spofford, Mrs. E. K. Morris and
Mr.. Ufford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11

6 81 Five-piece GIassbake
Cooking Sets. soc
"a $1.50 Sets Painted China
8 SOS Byel0 Baby Dolls.
medium size .Sl.95
"a zee Large size Checker
Mcn -. QUO
IL $7.95 Babies Automobile
Swing and Yard Ham
MOCK $3.50
$9.95 Large Baby Doll,
slightly Soiled ......... $685.
% 81 Large Size Savings
O1ukS EJc
1 $6.98 Large Size Doll
AEuIlK $3.50
s $3.95 Chifdren's Building
Blocks, wooden case +. .Sl.95
Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Housewares

o 75c Dust AFops, with long
handles ...............25c
2 $2.95 Hampers, split viii
low; shopworn .......S1.4S
/ SO Pease Clothes Tree,
shopworn ............S2.95
8 81 White Cooking Pots,
AZ -qt. size, with covers, soc
2 Sc Universal Electric Irons,
round heel ...........$2.45
/ S19.95 Implanted Pier
Cabinet, 72-inch size, $12.95
IL $2.95 Cedarwood Extract
Moth Preventive. 81
3 $685. AIcazar Gas Ranges,
semi-porcelain finish; floor
samples .............$39.95
1 S125 Three door All-pOrce-
lain Refrigerator, shop
10 s1.25 Two-pieee Carving
Sets, for game or fowl. soc
3 1885 Stainless All-pOrce-
lain Tables, with white tops
and grey trimming. .$12.95
S $3.50 Mop Wringers, for
home or janitor use. Isl
IL Csc Wicks, for Danglar
Bluebird cook stoves. -. .1Oc
2 Sass I-X-L Broom
Closets, shopworn .$12.95
9 81 to SI.95 Bread Boxes,
colored and white finishes;
damaged soc
(Third Floor. The Hecht co..
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Women's Goats
and Suits

1 SIS Tweed Mixed Coat.
size IA $40
l $19.75 Tan Tweed Sport
Coat, size 16. $40
2 $3.50 Tan Tweed with
raccoon shawl collar, size
20, So ............... SIS
3 S28 Tan Suede Cloth,
beaverette collar and cuffs.
size IA SIS
/ $40 Black BrOadcloth, baby
seal collar and cuffs. size
1 $3.50 Tan Malina Cloth,
skunk collar and cuffs, size
Az .............. .So4
1 $19.75 Tan Tweed Mixture
:. plainly tailored, size
10 .....................$1O
/ $50 Tan Tweed, wolf throw
scarf and cuffs, size IA. SIS
6 $29.50 Tan and Black
Goats. for large women. SIS
l $50 Black BrOadcloth with
Manchurian wolf collar and
cuffs, size 40. .S28
i $3.50 Black Bolivia, wolf
collar and cuffs, size 40, SIS
l $3.50 Tan Tweed, oppos-
sum collar, size 16. SIS
1 $50 Blue Suede, beaverette
collar and cuffs, size 1872, SIS
1 $3.50 Brown Broadcloth
Coat, with skunk collar and
cuffs. size IA. SIS
1 SIS Tan Broadcloth, coney
collar and cuffs, size 1872,
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Fibre Rags

(5) $3.50 sx12 Algerian FL
Der Rugs .$1S.95
az SIS Sx10 Algerian FL
Der $685.
$50 So. Yds.) s6.25 JeweIcd
Rush Blocks ..S3.25 So. I'd.
81 SLOTS 24x4S Hood Rugs,
damaged ............. 1885
go $32 Sx12 Rush
Rugs ................S22.50
(5) $3.50 Sx1o Rush
Rugs .$ZU
Choice rugs used for display
in our model house, Home
Sweet Home"
(2) SIPS 9.6x12 BroadloOm
Rugs. soiled. $3.50
~ S125 9x12 Wilton Rug,
soiled $3.50
az $3.50 9x12 Wilton Rug.
Soiled .............. 1855
~ $3.50 sx12 Moderne
Rug, soiled. $3.50
IN S79.50 9x12 Special Rug.
soiled ...............$59.50
az SIS 9x12 Administer Rug,
soiled $3.50
IN sos ska Wilton Rug.
Soiled ...............$63.75
(sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
FOREST SERVICE SELECTS
PUBLIC RELATIONS CHIEF
Fred W. Morrell Is Appointed to
Post-New District Foresters
Are Named.

Appointment of Fred w. Morrell to
be chief of the branch of public re-
lations in the Forest Service, United
States Department of Agriculture, was
announced today. Secretary of Agri-
culture Hyde also approved the APP
trict forester in charge of the North
ern national forest district, and of
Joseph G. Kircher as district forester
in charge of the Eastern district.
Morrell will have charge of the work
of State cooperation and of the in
formational activities of the Forest
Service. He succeeds the late j. O..
Peters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Girls Dresses

Z $5.95 Girls Bestyette Rain
COAtS VIZ
4 81 Girls Wash Dresses, Soc
1 $19.75 Party Frocks, S7.95
4 $5.95 Girls Cloth Dresses,
$1.95
2 $3.95 Girls Silk Dresses,
$1.95
I $5.S5 Girls Yellow Silk
Dress ............... .Xz.S5
80 $2.95 Girls and Junior
Girls Tennis Frocks, sizes
IL 70 IL ..............$1.S5
8 $1.95 Tweed Tams. Csc
/ $3.50 Child's Pongee Um-
UEcAAA .."... Zoe
(Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Underwear by
Van Rddlfe

/ $5.95 Lace-trimmed Glove
Silk Boomers, size 5. .$2.95
1 $2:95 Tailored Glove Silk
BlOOmerS ............$1 .95
Z $1.75 Bfassieres of glove
silk. Sizes 80 and 80
soiled 81
Is $2.95 Glove Silk Uplift
Brassieres, Top Vests. Sizes
"a to 50. .............$1.95
5 $8.95 Singlettes of black
glove silk. Sizes "a, So and
So .............. 1873
2 $7.9S Lace-trimmed Bras
siere-top Singiettes. Size
ID $4sJO
l S5.95 Singlette, brassiere
top. step-in bottom. Size SO.
Soiled ...............$3.95
1 $4.s5 Singlette. straight
chemise glove silk. Sizes SO
(Third Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
House Dresses


d kObeS
S S4.95 WOmen's Robes, In
cherry, blue and fuchsia,
S1.S5
S S7.95 Women's Beacon
Robes, satin trimmed. In tan
background, extra
sizes .................S3.95
/ $2.95 Woman's Bed Jacket,
with net trimming OF green
wolfe ............... sue
8 81 WOmen's Chambray
Hoover Aprons, In lavender
and green. .59c
3 S10.95 Women's Quilted
Satin Robes, satin
lined .................S5.S5
SO 81 Women's Cotton Print
Dresses, elbow and kimono
sleeves; sizes So to so, SOC
III $3.95 Women's Albatross
Bed Jackets, in blue, laven-
der, and pink. ...... .S1.95
Is $3.95 and $4.95 Women's
Crepe Kimonos, trimmed
with ribbon and lace, S1.95
2 $7.95 WOmen's Corduroy
Robes, lined with seco, S3.95
10 $40 Women's "Nelly Don"
Dresses, Of figured wool
challie, wee and round neck
styles: sizes is to AZ, S2.95
II $7.95 Women's BOudoir
Slippers, of satin: some
ostrich feather trim
/. med ................ .S4.05
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Rogers silverplated ware,
Commodore pattern,
guaranteed Is years

S1.25 Set Of Six Teaspoons. csc
$3.50 Set Of Six Tablespoons, $1.95
S2.50 Set Of Six Iced Tea
spoons ............... .$1.95
$3.50 Set Of Six Soup Spoons. S1.95
$3.50 Set Of Six Dinner Forks. $1.95
SIS Set of Six Butter Spread
erS .......... .$3.0O
SIS Set of Six Salad Forks. $3.50
Sill Hollow Handle Stainless Steel
Dinner Knives $3.50
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
SOC TO 81
Stamped for
Embroidery
3 for 81
Pillowcases, teddies and
pot holders. stamped for
embroidery. Attractive pat
terms.
main Floor. The Hecht Co ]

,
rms.
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
1 $3.50 BroadclOth. with
wolf collar and cuffs. size
1872 .............. SoS.oO
2 SIS Black Velour Coats,
black cat lynx collar and
cuffs, size SO. $40
1 SIS Tan Tweed with beav-
erette collar, size Is. SIS
1 $25 Tweed Sport Coat
with wolf collar, size
20 ....................$l5
1 SIS Lancashire Coat, tan,
size 16.. .$15
I SIS Black and White
Checked Sport Coat, size IA
$40
1 STATS Tan Tweed Sport
Coat, size IA. $40
l $19.75 Tan and Brown
Mixed sport coat, size Is, SO
i 1913 Brown Tweed Sport
Coat, size Is $40
1 $50 for Larger woman,
Tan Kasha Coat, size 4615,
$40
1 sss.5O Grey BroadcIoth,
kit fox collar and cuffs, size
10 9c4
i $3.50 Red Broadcloth
with, badger collar, size Il.
SsS
1 S69.50 Tan Tweed, rae
coon collar, size 10 -. sac
l $50 Tan Tweed, opossum
collar, size Is :. .S25
l $3.50 Black BroadclOth,
baby seal collar and cuffs,
size 20 .$25
5 S16.7S Black Kasha Suits
with satin trim, sizes IL and
II |IU
/ SIS Blue and White 2-piece
Suit. size Is ......... .$7.95
2 $3.50 Jersey Sport Dresses,
size Is and 10. Tan. -. SIS
(Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Millinery

10 S. Straw Hats, purple,
rose and sand .S2.9S
10 IS Felt Hats, youthful
styles; black, tan and
blue .$1.95
5 S. Felt Hats, matron styles.
Blue, tan and black ..$1.S5
10 SIS Silk Stitched Hats,
green, brown and tan. .S1.95
4 S. Silk Hats, tan and
black 81. 90
(Third Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Boys Furnishings

50 1873 Boys RaincOatS,
waterproof, black rubber
fabric .sI.95
80 50 Blue Serge Knockers,
incomplete sizes .SI.95
IS soc Boys Striped Base
Ball Hats ............ SC
l SIS Boys Two-knicker
Suit, size II years. $685.
16 7Sc and 81 Boys Blouses,
incomplete sizes ........ 19c
6 IS Little Boys Spring
Coats Of tweed mixtures,
$2.95
(Second Floor, The Hecht Co. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
BLAIR TO ENTERTAIN
FOR K. +. R. SOCIETY
Dinner to Perpetuate Many Dec.
AIDES Of Friendship Begun in
Boyhood Days.

Perpetuating many decades Of friend
ship begun in boyhood days. Maj. Gist
Blair tonight will entertain at dinner
the K. r. r. Society, in celebration of
its fifty-eighth reunion. at the Alibi
Club, 1906 Eye street.
This Is an annual event. OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Radios and
Ph0nogrdbh,

1 SI85 Model 40 Atwater
Kent, complete with cab
Incl @1EC
/ $3.50 Crosley Gem Box, all
electric In dark walnut an
tique cabinet. $3.50
S $50 Radio Cabinets. SIC
A $lO5 Crosley 6-tube Gem
Boxes, complete with new
Crcsley dynacone speakers.
all electric ......... .S89. so
1 $50 Crosley All-electric
Gem Box, in tudor cabinet,
complete with dynacone
speaker ............. $125
1 $1,000 Victor Automatic
OrthophOnic. plays IL
records without changing.
$685.
2 S10o Upright Talking
Machines ............$4 $3.50
i $685. All-electric Credenza
OrthOphonic $17O
(Radio Store. 6i3 r St.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
BLIZZARD HITS z STATES.
Sections of South Dakota and Min
nesota Foot Under Snow.

ST. PAUL. April II GA snow
storm that rivaled Midwinter biz
Yard today had most Of South Dakota
and the Southern half of Mirlnesota
under a white blanekt which in some
sections was more than a foot thick.
Sioux Falls, in South Dakota, and Pie
stone, Minn reported the heaviest snow
fall.
While the moisture was expected to
be of great benefit to crops already In
the ground, Spring seeding operations
will be delayed for several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Girls' Wear

(9) S1.s5 Play Suits for
Girls. assorted sizes, 8 to IL
years CSC
(46) 75c Muslin Drawers,
size IL .......s....... .35c
~ S7.95 Rayon Bath Robe.
size IA ...............S2 .95
Q7) $2.95 Play Suits of
tweed and sports material:
sizes 8 to IL SITS
(12) $1.5O Girls Union
Suits. size IA years. 81
81 S1.59 to $1.95 Girls Lin
en- Knockers, size IL years. 81
Second Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Women's Hosiery

"a 81 Cotton and Rayon
Novelty Sport Hose. ). Acc
8 81 Scanned back Black Silk
Hose Acc
5 $500 Full-fashioned Silk
Hose. evening shades. .S1.35
4 SS.75 Full-fashioned Net
uOoS SZ.5O
is 50 Full-fashioned Out
size Chiffon Silk ......S1.35
main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Pictures, Mirrors
and Gifts

2 $7.95 Semi-crystal Console
Mirrors, 12x30; damaged, $4.95
3 S7.95 14x26 Venetian Crys-
tai Console Mirrors. (. .S4.95
3 $7.95 14x29 Console Mir
rors, beautiful frame and
arched top. .......... .$4.95
10 $2.95 Console Mirrors, ar
tistically framed .....$1.95
10 $685. 14x26 Pictures.
pretty frames =. .$1.95
9 SOS Imported Alabaster
Lamp and Shade .Sl.95
3 $3.50 Imported Chinese
Brass Bowls, size II inches,
S6.95
Soc and CSC Imported
German Brass Cigarette
BOXES ..z5c
l SIS Imported Dresden
China Perfume Lamp. .$25
Is soc to 81 Powder Boxes,
Ash Trays and Novelties. CSC
main Floor. The Hecht co.,
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C0rsefs

20 81 Bien- Jolie Bandettes,
made Of net, size 80. .15c
9 S1.50 Natures Rival Lace
Bandettes, peach and green,
sizes 80, "a and So. .79c
10 So Bien- JOlie and Natures
Rival Bandettes, of crepe de
chine, sizes 80, "a and SO, 81
l 81 American Lady Back
Lace Corset, medium bust,
size "a. $2.50
2 $3.50 Franco Wrap-Around
Girdles, hook front, pink
brocade, size %. 81
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Upholstery

Upholstery
so 89c Blue Window Shades,
39c
200 Yards sec Marquisette,
Scrim and Wolfe Curtaining,
yard ................ Csc
20 $1.29 and 81 Ray0n Fabri-
cord or Velour Pillows. CSC
So S4.95 Utility Mating
covered Boxes. 1895
3 $3.50 Console Style Wal
nut finish Cedar Chests .$35.95
IS Yards $2.95 Heavy Col
ored Monkscl0th :. .S1.95 I'd.
S2.95 button-tufted Bar Harr
Dor Cushions ..........$1.95
Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Children Keep Jimmy Busy.

NEW YORK, April II IP.--Mayor
Walker, childless. is godfather to II or
IL children. They keep his busy at
Christmas, he so revealed in a talk to
the Godmothers' League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Hot-wdter Bottle
CONTACTS and Novelties

IL 75c Hot-water Bottles. SOC
50 COlored Glass Jars, / pt.
size ...................5Oc
20 55c to s1.25 Assorted
Compacts ..............5 soc
50 39c Lipsticks SC
rs imported Perfumes, "a
OF. size, in bulk. q for CSC
50 SOC Imported Atomix-
CTS .l9c
rs 81 Imported Jars. :. .79c
(Msin Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Household Linens

8 $2.95 Ray0n Spreads. .S1.95
s S3.95 Ray0n Spreads. .S2.95
40 1910 Hemmed Dish
Towels Ice
35 $1.25 Madeira Linen Hot
Roll Covers. CSC
10 89c 45x45 Linen Table
ClOtnS .S9c
81 1Sc Face Cloths. -. 10c
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Imported Handbags

6 $50 Genuine Leather
Pouch Bags, red, blue or
green. Damaged. $3.50
% $3.50 Beaded Bags, with
double chain handle. tar
nlShed 500. .$4.95
main Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11

Chidren's Shoes
20 pairs 81 Big and Little
Boys Elk High Shoes,
leather soles and rubber
heels; sizes 10 to 6. $3.50
Is pairs Junior Misses $3.50
Patent 1-strap slippers,
sizes 31a to 6.........$2.39
20 pairs IS Children's Patent
Leather Boots, ecru kid trim
ming; broken sizes 6 to IL.
G and D widths. -. sass
Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11

FL Sl.l9 Imported Boudoir
Lamps, Of colored glass. .S9c
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Women's Neckwear

Is 81 Windsor Fourth hand
lies ....... ............ lVC
3 $3.50 Hand painted Wind
sor Ties, pastel shades Isl
IL $1.95 Vestees, crepe de
chine, and Swiss; soiled, $1.5O
16 $3.95 Vestees, radium silk
and georgette; tan. flesh or
Wnlte ........ $3.50
50 81 Neckwear, OF linen. or
CANDY and georgette; some
georgette sleeves ........S9c
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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Women's Rayon and
Knit Underwear
Handkerchief

80 SOC to 81 Women's Linen
Handkerchiefs, white en-
broidered. Soiled. .25c
6 S1.50 Mems Linen Hand
kerchiefs, fancy borders.
Soiled soc
IL 81 Mems Imported Linen
HandkerchiefS .,SI
tMain Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Dressers g. Vanities
At u Price
Wonen's Shoes

20 prs. Sill and $3.50 Women's
Arch Aid Shoes, all materials.
Sizes AAA S, Z, 71a, 8, $40; IA s,
z, 71a, 8; AS, 51a, III; B 4. Az, s.;
g 61s: D S5.S5
21 prs. $3.50 and $3.50 I. Miller
Shoes, broken sizes: AAA 5, So;
IA 3, 4, 8; A 4; B 31z, 4, 51s; G
., ..............s .s..... 9o.o3
Is prs. So and $3.50 Women's Slip
pers, satin and brocade. Sizes 2l2.
3, Sl2 and ..................$1
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Men's Shoes

I Pair Mems SIS Riding
Boots, cordovan calf; size
. .$15.S5
2 Pairs Mems SO TwO-tone
Rubber Sole Sport Shoes,
sizes 6 and 8 .... .S4.85
1 Pair Mems $2.l5 Sheep
lined MOccasins, size z, $1.45
2 Pairs Mems 81 Morocco
Calf Pullman Slippers. .s2.45
Second Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
For the Sportsman
and Traveller

2 SIS Walker Cup Golf
Clubs, brassies steel
shaft ................ 1895
3 $3.50 Golf Bags, 6 inch or
Z inch size, canvas leather
trim ................ 1875
IS S2.98 and $3.50 Hickory
Shaft Golf Clubs, irons.
some left hand. .S1.95
$685. All-wool Sportswear
Sweaters .............$3 1895
S35 Golf Club Set, A hick-
DRY shaft irons, 2 steel shaft
woods ....:. $21.95
SIS Related Golf Club Set,
hickory shaft irons, Nos.
2, 3, 5, z, and 8 irons. SIS
(Sports Shop, Main Floor
The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11
Luggage

3 $32 and S37 Full Sized
Wardrobe Trunks, strong.
Floor samples. .$24.95
] SIS Pullman Case, fiber
suit case, suitable for air.
plane travel .S11.95
5 SIS % inch Fitted Gases,
cobra grain fabricoid .$9.95
luggage Dept.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-11

II
zoo 79c Manufactured Flat
Pearl Chokers. .49c
Is S1.50 Rhinestone Head
banoS 95c
IL $50 Field Glasses S4.95
IL So Clasps for neck
faces .................. 81
Is $3.50 Boys Pocket and
Strap Watches, 6 jewel
movements $3.50
8 SIS 14-kt. White Gold
Mounted Diamond Rings SIS
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Gloves
80 Pairs Women's 81 Kid Gloves,
one button, washable, and novelty
cuffs. Broken sizes .$1.95
IL Pairs Women's $1.95 Washable
Chamois-skin Gloves, white only.
Soiled. Small sizes. ........... 69c
(Main Floor. The Hecht Co
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IS to $50
Mems A11-Woo1
Knockers
S3.95

Plus tours, in light shades for
Spring wear. Sizes 80 to 40.
(The Sport Shop,
Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-14
ADMIRAL ROGERS NORTH; TOURISTS
 ON ROUND TRIP

Steamer Admiral Rogers docked from the south at l o'clock this afternoon. Starting with this north ward trip of the vessel, Capt. J. E. Coleseth is in command and will hold that post over the season. He is wellknown in the north having last year been skipper of the Cura- co and for several years captain of other Admiral line ships.
 A. M Warney is purser aboard the Admiral Rogers and will be in that capacity during the season. Warney has held the purser's of flee aboard Admiral Line ships ply ing between California ports and Seattle and Portland during the past winter.
 Fine weather was encountered northbound and the trip was a pleasant one for the several tour ists who are passengers making the roundtrip aboard.
 Passengers to arrive aG Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-14
TOURISTS ABOARD
 ADMIRAL ROGERS

The start of the tourist season appears to be marked with the ar rival north of the steamer Admiral Rogers. Several roundtrippers are aboard for the early season pleas ure jaunt.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson, of San Francisco, are enthusiastic in their comment of the pleasurable weather experienced on the north trip. MT. Anderson is Claim Agent for the Southern Pacific Railroad with headquarters at San Francis co.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Dishon are sec ing Alaska for their first time. MT. Dishon is advertising manager for Philco Products on the West Coast.
 Miss Orla Hobbies and the Misses L. and A. Frohmader, all of Taco ma, are on short vacation. The young ladies are enjoying the cruise heartily.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Conner, of St. Paul, are roundtrippers. The couple stated that their only regret was that they had but such a short time to enjoy the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-14

Legislature passed measure cre- ating it, making it elective, it re- fused to appropriate money for a salary, and that, lacking an emer- gency clause, it does not become a law for 90 days after the Legisla- ture adjourned.
 The office of Highway Engineer was created in 1923 by the Legis- lature and the Territorial Road Commission authorized to fill it by appointment. It has been held since that time by MT. Sommers, and the salary and contingent ex- penses have been paid out of the appropriation for roads and trails made at each succeeding session of the Legislature. Wickersham as- serts this is not legal and that, since there is no direct appropria- tion for the office, no salary can be paid to Engineer Sommers.
 Cole Seeks Ruling
 AuQlOOI SOlC ouDiiliOVCQ biiO NASN ersham letter to Attorney General Rustgard for an official opinion. The latter said today he had not been able to consider the matter in all of it's phases.
 Treasurer Smith had no comment to make. Since all salary warrants are drawn up and issued by the Auditor, the question of their pay ment will not confront the Treas urer until the Auditor has taken action.
 Gov. Parks declined to do more than to point to the decision Of Judge Reed in the former case which he apparently considers guid- ing. Engineer Sommers was in- clined to regard the attack on his own official status as joke.