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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-11

a subject, The Syrophenician Mother"
at 8 pm. S-'mIsy school, $50; B. z.
P. u. pm: nrayer and praise service,
Tuesday. 8 pm.
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tist Church, First and H streets south
west, tomorrow at IL am. Rev. w. L.
Turley will preach at $3.50 pm. The
pastor, Rev. 3. H. Whiting, will use as
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The following summary shows the
dis,rlpution of improvements among the
respective sections of the District OF
Columbia and the value of same:
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ChinaWare

Glassware, odds and ends; -
formerly 15c .............. OC
IS Glass Candy Jars, CS
amethyst color: 69c value @OC
-150 Pieces Din
nerware. formerly 1% Pr;co
10c to CSC. Now. IL L AACC
- Glass Water Pitchers, To-
blue; formerly ACC. AIC
"a Glass Sandwich Plates,
Bowls, etc. Rose and am 10.
ber color; CSC values. OIC
Ill Blue Glass Cuspi- CE.
dors, formerly csc. 900. NOC
so Bowls Of decorated porce-
lain; laI n q, formerly 5cto 7Oc
Il Imported Dinner Set, 30
pieces; ses.9a val &4.4. or
II Dinner Set, Indian tree pat
tern, tern; so pieces; sl2.ss $8. .08
- Breakfast Sets, 90 e2 30
pieces: $4.98 value. :. %O"O|
q Dinner Sets Of decorated
china chi u. 100. 100 pieces; S2O.08
Il Dinner Set Of decorated por-
celain; 7s pieces; $40 or
$27.98 value. ...... %A~'|O
Kann's-Third Floor.
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SpOrtSWear

--68 Skirts, % of crepe de chine
in butterfly style, in pink and
white, 26 to 80 waist bands: and
40 flannel and fiat crepe skirts.
in plaids and plain colors, waist
bands 26 to 81, bodice tops IA
to AZ. Formerly 1895 @C or
to $5.95, at........ %S)O
80 Two piece Knitted Suits, of
zephyr, in smart striped and
tweed effects. Sizes IA @C OS
to 20. Were $5.e5, for 'PS'~c
-Vestee BlouseS and Sweaters;
the blouses of madras, rayon,
broadcloth and linen; sizes "a to
~. Reg. $1.95. The sweaters of
wool and rayon, some slightly
imperfect; sizes "a to AZ. OQo
Were $3.50 to $2.95. ..... ooS
lie Imported Sweaters, of fine
zephyr. novelty figured design.
Sizes "a to AZ. Were W0 0n
$40. at ....:.. $O.UO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Neckwear

--GeOrgette Sleeves-im- 9Oc
perfects of $1.0O values. wv
IL Silver SeQuin
JaSn'' .,s.S.. with long $5.95
--OblOng and Square Scarfs OF
crepe de chine and ray0n. Dis
continued patt terms. S7.OO
$l.59 to $2.95 values. %A'OO
II Square Scarf. FOr-&O 67
merly $4.95. Imperfect. PS'O
II Square Scarf, i'm @7R7
perfect. Formerly $2.95 %A'OS
--ViOlets in large punches or
trailers. Also single f1ow- CSc
ers, clusters, etc. Choice, ~OS
--GeOrgette and Metallic Squares,
used used. for wsr. sveaans .,2a5 $4.95
Net Pleatings, liz to .
In. wide. 2 and 2h yd. 20c
lengths at. t............... N
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Plenty of Sauings if You Shop Friday
FlOOrcOVerinGs

-
-3 Seamless Administer Rugs,
seconds ss.se ds,, $ s4'''0 $36.5O
Il Seamless Worsted Wilton
Rug, 9xl2 it. $l25.00 Coz
-3 Tapestry Weave Brussels
r.. Rugs. =. SKI Sxl2 it. 1895
"a Wire Grass
Rugs, 9x12 IT. $lS &70 *
-3 Oval Rice Straw
Rugs, sx12 #. &1O OK
$3.50 value ......
-5 Rush Rugs, 8x10 it., $17:95
value; 3 Fiber Rugs, SAx10h IT,.
$500 value; 2 Fiber Rugs, 6xl2
it., $l5.95 value. &10 00
Gs Woven Fiber Rugs, $500
6x9 IT. $500 value.
Il Fiber Rug, 71axs S6 OK
IT. Formerly $13.50. ~O
Il Wool and Fiber
Rug; o.txlO'a , #. $1l.95
a Wire Grass Rugs. Cd OK
41ax7la #. $7e5 value
% Oval French Wilton Rugs.
exs TT. $500 1895
va Felt.base Rugs,
sxl2 TT. $lo.75 value. 1925
As Is ...............
800 yds. Felt-base Rem C9c
nants, 49c and sec values
900 Yds. Inlaid LinOleum
Remnants, $1.69 to $3.50 0Oc
values
nants, 1s, "a and n in. 7Sc
wide. sec and 4sc values ~
-75 Yds. Felt-base Runner, 1s,
"a and 27 in. wide. ACC 10c
Kann's-Third Floor.
Goats
--16 Raincoats, sizes IA, 16. 10
al and i SO. 90 SosF Were ss'sS $l.OO
3 Sports Coats, in tan and
gray. Sizes A to 80. S7O
Were $25. Now ........ WV
-3 Black Silk Coats, sizes IL,
SO and 80. Were
$50! $3.50 and sss.5O' SPOTS
Now ..............
-3 Navy Coats, sizes IA,
18, and 40. Were $29.75. G7S
Now ..............
Il Evening Wrap, red
velvet, vel ct IaS size So. was $38
. Tan Sports Coats, with large
fur collars. Were $3s.75. COL
NOW ................
3 Green Dress Coats, with
American ombre collars, cape
for back Were s4s.7S' $22
a Tan Dress Coats, With fur
collars, cape backs. Sizes II, Is,
49, IS; 81 and 81 49, Were $24.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery

--75 Prs. Chiffon Silk Hose, full
fashioned. Discon -Q7 AA
tinued number ....... %A'VO
>-65 Prs. W0men's Sport Or
Hose, broken sizes. ...... S0S
loo Prs. Full-fashloned 10
Silk Hose, seconds. ..... wv
-125 Prs. Chiffon Silk TO-
Hose, lace clocks. ....... ~
-97 Prs. Children's 81 length
so51sd nHse; broken Sizes Some 35c
3 Pairs for S1.0O.
40 Prs. Silk Hose, o.
seconds. Broken sizes. oS
Chiffon Silk Hose, two diScon-
tinued numbers. $l.85 CT OS
quality ........... %A'~c
-8 Prs. Chiffon Silk
Hose, lace clocks. $1.95 @1 20
grade .G...........
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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is Women's and Misses Nov
city Printed Wash FrOcks,
straightline and basque models,
broken sizes and colors. SO~
Were 79c and 81, at. -. c
AS Handmade Dresses, Of
French finished linen, hand
drawn and appliqued,
long and short sleeves. @2 or
Were 15.05, for. ...... %O~
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.

SO Five-Pc. Bridge Sets, Porto
Rican hand-embroidered set,
consists of q cloth and SA~
four napkins, at. t.......... oN
--18O Turkish Wash Cloths, in
white with fancy stripe
borders. Regularly 1oc g..
eacn ....~-,.........
so Yards Pure Linen Table
Damask, silver bleached, so inches
wide, a good heavy weight. 7Sc
A $l.00 grade. A yard. O~
"A Table Sets, pure linen and
rayon; cloth 60x80-inch size, and
IL napkins to match, in solid gold,
or green. Reg. $3.50. %Q CS
Special, . ret ...... ~
--l20 Martex Towels, "seconds,"
large size, with fancy colored bor-
ders. Regular $1.00 quail a.
ity. Special ............ Wv
so Luncheon Cloths, pure linen
damask. 44-inch size. Full
bleached, fine quality. QO~
Regularly $1.26, for. -. Wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Suits

"A Suits, navy, two-pc. style.
sizes 16 and 18; and tan tweed
ensemble suits, with print frocks.
sizes IA and ls. $3.50
Were $25. Choice. %AN'OO
-3 Suits, navy and gray hair
line style. Sizes 16,
l8. and SO. Were @72 E0
$35. Now ......... %AO'OV
Kann's-Second Floor.
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DOmestics

So Bleached Sheets, heavy
qua quality; y; 81 slxsO-in 90 sise' $l.OO
81 Bleached Sheets, extra long,
fine quality; 8lx99-in. CT IN
size. Reg. $1.39, for. $PO
-1O Marseilles Spreads, slightly
soiled; size 80x90 in;
In white only. Were de1 20
$500, at. ............,
--lsc Pajama Checks, white only,
In desirable lengths; 7CKo
SO in. wide. A yd., 49, ~
--48 PillOwcases. extra fine pill
lowcases; size 45xS6; per- COc
feet. Reg. soc. Each. %. ~
Kanna Street Floor.
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Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants, for 90.
merly sec to $1.25. Yard o>C
Ribbon Models, saShes, bows,
ETC.; formerly $1.00 TX D-:o
to $l2.95. Now. ~ i AASC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Fur Scarfs

lie Red Fox Scarfs, large natu-
raj tails and claws. &1S
Were S29.75, for. ...... VIZ
-3 Brown Fox ScarfS, soft, long,
silky fur. Were $35. @1G ~
Now ..............
IS Pointed Wolf
Scarfs. Were $29.75. CVS or
Now .............. 80.
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Dresses

Dresses
Il Afternoon Dress of brown
crepe, combined with
sss' ys!vst; No@ s,'s % "A; was 5000
II Street Dress, of dark red
crepe, with deep lace
collar; size 16; for 90 nA
n1erly $25. Now zee. %o'OO
Il Street Dress Of navy Canton
crepe, two-piece style; OF nn
size 16; was $ls. Now %S'OO
Il Coat Dress of gray tweed;
size 40; was $35. Q1n OO
NOW ..............
II Navy Blue Satin Dress;
81. size 40; formerly S1O.75
Il Sports Dress Of violet crepe,
two-piece style; was %6 OO
$18. Now ........... %O'OO
Il Chiffon Dress, made with
spangled scarf; size @77 nO
10; was SIS. Now. %AA'OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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900 Prs. Bemberg Hose
Full G?i5ss"'"':3 Ts's;s":@ 85c pr.

-Service-weight Hose, particularly desirable for
street and sports wear. Subject to the slightest of
impcrfections In all the wanted Spring and Sum-
mer colors-and sizes 81 to 10.
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Small lot Hand embroidered
NJ o d el
so,,sd eis' ss' soc & $l.OO
Stamped Pieces of various
kinds; formerly soc to 2Oc
$1.00. Choice .......... ~
Full 1-Oz. Balls Of Yarn, broken
colors and kinds; 32c 7CMc
to 40c values ...... ~
-Bucilla Package Goods, discon-
tinued numb ers;
form erly 6oc to - Price
$3.50. Now ..... -
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Lingerie
"a Costume Slips of radium,
SiQuax rayon satin
and fiat crepe; $2.95 CT Or
Value
go Gowns Of villa Loom
nainsook; white only; EOo
$100 value. ue............. O>S
-48 Costume Slips of tan, white,
black and blue sateen; @1 OO
$1.49 value ..........
is Chemise, Step-ins, BlOomers
and Garter Step-ins. Broken
sizes; $2.e5 and Ss.95 CT OF
values ........... %As>o
-35 Pleated Costume Skirts with
rayon sipaca bodice CT 40
tops; 81 .95 value. 80. %A
lis CoOlie Goats of cotton crepe
decorated with Japa-
nese designs; $195 Q7 90
Value
Silk Lingerie, including many
bridal pieces. Soiled and mussed.
$2.s5 to $3.50 TX pr;ca
values, now ...... IL l. AASO
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Notions

-S Gard Table Covers, CEo
imperfect. Sl.00 value. =. OS
- Miniature Hat Boxes, CSc
Of straw. soc value. OC
--3 Small Straw Shopping Bags,
also 72 Pieces Lingerie 60
Tape. Choice ............. ~
Hat Boxes and Overnight
Cases, of imitation leather. Zoo
$1.00 value ............. OoO
rs Prs. Dress Shields, adjust
able and brassiere styles. CSc
soc to 81 values. ........ OS
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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HOnefttings

--27 Screen Doors, damaged.
Broken sizes. $2.29 to $6.98
values
$l.OO to $500
-6 Slat Porch Shades, dam
aged. ss,9s to s6.ss Cd 90
ValueS ..............
Remnants Curtain and Drapery
Materials, 49c to CSC CGo
Curtain strips, for ~
merly SOC to 69c. ....... AOC
-3 Couch HammOcks,
canvas backs. $9.98 eE 90
value .............., %O.SO
--3 Couch Hammocks, uphol-
stored backs. $1298 CQ 90
to $l498 grades. ..... %O. 20
SIS HaSs0cks, former nTn on
ly $1.29 to $169. ..... %1'OO
-l6 Couch Covers of
Belgian linen. 1929 CT nn
fAluc
-RayOn and Damask Drapery
Materials. Also Marqui- 90
sette Curtaining. 49c value %OC
-CretOnne Pillows, for o.
merly sec ........ OSC
10 Window Shades, sec IN
ends of 69c to 98c grades 1Sc
-l6 Cretonne Slip Cover Sets,
m.r1x aup,Hoe A. style. ST. For 1898
IA Bolts Reversible
Terry Cloth Cretonnes, a.
69c grade .............. FC
-2S FoOtstoOls. covered with
se sei9ar eo v.,,r or cretonne' Sl.OO
Kann's-Third Floor.
inexpensive Dresses
loo Silk Dresses, prints and
plain colors; broken
sizes; sizes 16 to A. 90 OO
GaCl ...............
As W0men's Dresses, of silk
and crepe. In dark and light
street shades; sizes 16 60 On
to 48; were SIS. Each PO.UV
-25 Sleeveless Dresses of fat
crepe, in pink, laven-
der and maize; were @I IN
$40. Now ........... POsOO
-25 Odd Dresses of silk and
wool; sizes "a, 16 and QO 90
1S. Choice ......... P&.1I
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Lamps

A
IA Floor Lamp Shades OF deco
rated parch ment Q1 40
paper; $2.98 value. ~
--32 Floor Lamp
81 shades I'D of georsette; $l.25
$3.98 value .........
40 Welsbach Gas Mantels, Sc
Z5C Value s...........
--6 Imported Glass Table Lamps,
rose color. Reg. s4.ss I'D 08
to $998 values. ...... We
IS Imported Green Bottle shaped
Table L mps, $4.98 OR OR
and $5.98 values. -.
ga Junior Floor Lamps 08c
antique finish ..........
-I9 Boudoir Lamps, ma ROc
hogany finish. Each. -.
Il Floor Torchiere and / Floor
Lamp Base sis'ss $lO.98
value
Kapp'S-Third Floor
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Toilet,COOds

Odds and Ends Of Toilet Ar
ticles and toilet ware.
Formerly Soc to $3.50. OSc
Choice
Kann's-Street Floor.
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.Jewelry

--3 Women's Cigarette Cases,
were $500; 1 Sterling Silver
Cigar Case and l pair Cut Steel
Shoe Buckles, formerly 5000;
Genuine Mareasite Brooch,
formerly Sl2.s0. IL Price
CnOlCe .........
KAnn's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

IS Leather Handbags, slightly
shopworn. ss.ss to $1.05
$7.95 values ....... ~
Il Handbag Of genuine water
snake. Soiled. Was CE 0O
$40 ... ......s......... ~OO
II Double Flap
Leather Bag, faded. Cd or
$3.50 value ......... %E>o
II Mallinson silk
Bag. shell frame. 90 OS
$3.50 value ......... %O'>O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Furniture
3 Metal Cribs with
link springs. Formerly SS. OK
Il Youths Bed
Lin Link E Spring. Was $1l.5O
IS Unfinished Chiffonisrs
s1sss sTsxsr style. Were $o.85
a willow Rockers,
wide arms. Soiled. @d. ES
Were S6.45. %E'OO
lie Willow Chairs,
marrow arms. Were 0C 40
$2.9S ................ w.
la Gard Tsbles-soiled OQc
or damaged. Were $1.9s.. Wv
II High Chair.
finished in ivory. Was al OK
Su.SU
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Children's Wear

-I0 Crepe de Chine Dresses,
muss d. Blue and
peach. Sizes 2 to S $7.OO
yrs. Were $3.95..... ~AOO
lis Dresses of crepe de chine
and georgette. Sizes Ia l $500
IS Straw Hats-red and OOc
blue. STAT value. .......
go White Sateen BlOOmers.
Sizes to 10 yrs. Were Toe
odd lot Slips and Combina-
ti0ns of seco. Were $l.00 R0c
to $500. ...............
as Panty Dresses, sizes Zoo
2 to yrs. Were $1.0O.. ~
10 Tweed Coats
light weight. Were SC M
1898 ............
-15 Muslin Drawers, trimmed
with embroidery. Were CQc
go Play Suits-tan and green.
Sizes to 4 years. Were 2Qo
Kann's-Second Floor.
Gloves
-95 Prs. Washable Fab
rfc Gloves, pull ons. 7Sc $50
Value ......s
IA Prs. Washable Fabric
Gloves, one button. $1.50 QSc
value NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
so Prs. Washable Glace
Gloves, pull ons. $2.19 &1 70
value ..............
-2-Clasp Glace Kid Gloves,
broken sizes. $2.75 @C 10
NoAuC
KannS-Street Floor.
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-27 Screen Doors, damaged.
Broken sizes. $229 to $6.98
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-Smartly becoming
hats for misses and
matronS - large and
small head SizeS-in
black and colorS-tai-
lored and trimmed.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22

Judge Deny granted q motion of Oscar
Lawler, chief of counsel for Harold r.
Mccormick, and Mrs. Blaine. and con-
Cured in by Newton D. Baker, leader
OF Mrs. Katherine McCormick's legal
staff, to hold the sessions behind closed
DOORS
In reversing his order Judge Deny
explained he had granted the motion
after stipulation by counsel for both the
defendants and the plaintiff that it was
desirable for the protection of Stanley
Mccormick, and with the understand
ing that the latter would be present
during the hearing.
Secrecy Order Vacated.
The wealthy incompetent did not APP
pear, however, and the court ruled that
without his presence in the courtroom
he could find nothing in the civil code
to justify his previous order of secrecy
His order vacating the secrecy ruling
was not made retroactive, however. and
the first days proceedings involving
testimony of DR.. Lewllys Barker of
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
and DR.. William White. superintendent
of ST. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington,
d. c., remained undisclosed.
Counsel for the defendants indicated
they would press again today for at
least partial secrecy of testimony of
half dozen or more physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
REVOLUTION RUM0RS
HELD FAR-FETCHED
Public Attention in Argentina Gen.
tered on Assassination of
Prominent Leader.
BY Cable to The Star.

BY Gable to The Star.
BUENOS AIRES, November 22.-A-
though rumors from Chile that there
is a revolutionary movement on foot
in Argentina are regarded as nothing
short of fantastic in well informed cir
cies here, public attention continues to
center on the recent assassination in the
city of Mendoza of the nationally prom
inent anti-Irigoyenist leader, Carlos
washington Lencinas, and on the trou-
blesome question of federal intervention
in provincial governments. While it is
certainly undeniable that political wa
tiers are extremely turbulent the gen.
eral opinion is that any talk of rev
olution" is far-fetched.
The matter of federal interventions
in provincial governments was brought
to the forefront officially again in the
Senate on Tuesday, when that body
voted to interpelate the minister of the
interior regarding functioning of the
interventions in the provinces Of San
Juan and Mendoza and regarding re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
O'ConnOr's Burial
I'm England Marks
Peace With Irish
Desire of Father of Com
mons Solemnly Fulfilled
in London Rites.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 22.-The wish
once expressed by T. P. "Tay Pay"
OConnor veteran Irish statesman, that
he might be buried in England to typ
ify the reconciliation of the two races
was fulfilled solemnly yesterday.
Westminster Cathedral was crowded
with mourners this afternoon anxious
to pay their last tribute to the famous
father of the House of Commons" at
a requiem mass celebrated by the Arch
bishop of Liverpool prior to burial
service at Kensal Green Cemetery.
The vast congregation, representative
of all classes, included Prime Minister
Ramsay Macdonald, the speaker OF
the House of Commons. members OF the
cabinet, lords and earls, and numerous
literary figures in London's life.
A crowd awaited outside the cathe-
draI to pay respects as the body was
cried to the cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
MCCORMICK CASE
SECRETS GUARDED
Counsel Fight Publicity in
Suit Over Millionaire InCom-
petent's Guardianship.

BY the Associated Press,
SANTA BARBARA, Calf. November
22.-Another attempt to keep from
the public certain testimony in the legal
battle here over the guardianship of
Stanley Mccormick, incompetent multi
millionaire son of the late Cyrus H. Nc
Cormick of Chicago, was planned by
counsel in the case today.
Superior Judge William G. Deny,
brought hare from Mono County Calf,
to preside over the hearings, by which
Mrs Katherine Mccormick, wife of the
wealthy invalid, seeks to Gust Harold
F. Mccormick and Mrs. Anita McCor-
mick Blaine as guardians, and establish
herself as sole custodian of ner husband
and his $50,000,000 estate, reversed
himself last night, and ordered that all
future court sessions be public.
When the case was called yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past "a hours:
Isabel w. Weisel. 81. 1927 18th st.
Nellie D. Graham, rs, 719 Third ST. ne.
Agnes Fisher. "a. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Aaron Johnston, 81, Sibley Hospital.
James w. Good, 81, Walter Reed General
Hospital.
John H. Kicker, So. u s. Naval Hospital
:, Millar E. McGilchrist, SO, U. 8. Veterans
Hospital.
:, James; A Trice, IS, Walter Reed General
Hospital.
Frank CLANCY, %. Gallinger Hospital.
Hospital.
Louisa Bundy. "a, 73l Delaware ave sw.
Alexander Locksley. S. Gallnger Hospital.
Frances J. Hayes, 81, 2452 Ontario I'd.
Beatrice Banks. 81, Galinger Hospital
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cent events in Mendoza, which ended
with Lencinas' death.
The Chamber of Deputies turned its
attention to the Lencinas assassination
when administration Deputies intro
duced two measures. similar to those
approved in the Senate. The Chamber,
however. rejected the proposals, as
President Hipolito frigoyen controls the
majority in the Lower House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
TWO-ALARM FIRE
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS
Cigarette Is Blamed for Blaze in
Furniture Warehouse at North
Capitol and M.

A two-alarm fire, believed to have
been caused by a cigarette carelessly
tossed near Grated furniture, started in
the warehouse of the Hub Furniture Co
at North Capitol and NJ streets late
yesterday, causing damage estimated at
$4,000. No one was hurt.
The blaze had little chance of gain
ing Roadway, as the second alarm was
sounded Immediately upon arrival of
the first fire detachment as a step to
prevent spreading. The three-story
structure is filled with boxed furniture,
excelsior and other inflammable mate
rails. Damage to the stock was esti-
mated by Acting Fire Marshal c. G.
Achstetter at $500 and $500 damage
was done to the building.
Store officials said a blaze that
caused heavy damage occurred in the
same place last February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
SCHOOL QUESTIONS
DISCUSSED AT DINNER
Ballou Addresses University
women's Committee on Legisla-
ton and Efficiency.

women's Committee on Legisla-
ton and Efficiency.
The needs. problems, accomplish
ments and hopes of the public schools
of Washington were discussed last night
at the annual dinner Of the education
committee Of the American Association
OF University Women, held at the as
sociation's club. 1884 street, in honor
of a group of Washington educators.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintendent
Of schools. explained pending legisla-
ton due to increase efficiency in the
public school system. Others who
spoke included Mrs. Philip Sydney
Smith. who spoke in place of Charles
F.. Carusi, president of the Board of
Education, who was unable to attend
due to illness; Miss Rose Hardy, DR..
Loren johnson, DR.. Jere Crane, Miss
Katherine r. watkins and Miss Bess
Goodykuntz, assistant commissioner of
education. Miss Jessie La Sale pre-
sided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
SELF-STYLED GUNMAN
TO GET is LASHES
Is Months at Hard Labor Also Pen
atty for Robbery With Pistol
Netting 500.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November ga self
styled New York gunman" was SEN
fenced in Old Bailey today to is strokes
with the cat-o'-nine tails and 18
months of hard labor for robbery with
pistol. The crime Melted him 500.
The prisoner gave his name as ia
cobus Van Dyn. He said he had emf
grated from South Africa to the United
States, where he learned up-to-date
footpad methods.
Installment buying has been inaugu-
rated in Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
he Health Department in the past "a hours:
Clarence r. and Beatrice Brufy. boy.
William p and Olive P. Carr, boy.
jefferson d. and Civella Brooks, jr., girl.
Clifton K, and Ivy NJ. Saunders, girl.
William E. and Jane E. Beckwith, girl.
John H and Fannie BuShong, girl.
Claude NJ. and Allene @. Richmond, girl
Lyle P. and Elsie M. Bywaters, girl,
Basil E. and Alice N Golihew. girl
Emil F. and Catherine NJ Helm, girl.
James r. and Helen NJ. Dimond, girl.
Edward r. and Ruth Curtis, girl.
James A. and Edith j. Fink, girl.
Myer c. and Esther M Handleman, girl
Toujig and Edna Somaha, girl.
Eugene A and Greta Ramey. girl
florence and Marie Miller. boy.
Victor K. and Mary E. Hickman, boy.
Francis L. and Gladys N. Moreland. boy.
Samuel w. and Julia Barrows, boy twins.
Herman and Gertrude Covert. boy.
James and Louise Taylor, boy,
Graham and Inez Brown, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22

Body and hood of flat woven fiber. Re-
Ginning back and an adjustable hood.
Steel gear smooth running rubber.
tired wheels. Finished in buff or brown.
CThird Floor. The Hecht co.,
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''The La Sale" and boy, how it runs!
Ballbearing wheels with nickel-plated
spokes heavy crown tenders, motor
bike padded double coil spring saddle,
grey finish.
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22
Church Cupola Falls.

BOLOGNA, Italy, November % Dr.
The cupola on the Church of the Sacred
Heart fell yesterday 10 minutes after
worshippers had left the structure. One
child was injured by debris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22

"All Quiet on the Western Front" has
been banned from public libraries Of
Northampton, England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22

The total business of the Vereinigten
Stahlwerke A. c., the German steel
concern, for 1929 is reported to have
been $3.50. 250,000.