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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19
ADVERTISEMENT
Gus, Gas AU
theTi01Ie,CGn't
Eat Or Sleep

1.-THE gas on my stomach was so bad
could not eat or sleep. Even my
heart seemed to hurt. A friend suE.
gested Adlerika. The first dose I took
brought me sleep. Now 1 eat as 1 wish.
sleep fine and never felt better."-Mrs.
Jas. Filler.
Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowels while ordinary laxatives act on ths
lower bowel only Adlerika gives your
system a thorough cleansing, bringing out
old, poisonous matter that you would not
believe was in your system and that has
been causing gas pains, sour stomach,
nervousness and headaches for months
DR.. II. L. Shoub, Ne,o York. reports'
I'm addition to intestinal cleansing, Adlerik1
greatly reduces bacteria and colon bdctlh.
Give your bowels REAL cleansing
with Adlerika and see how good you feel
Just one spoonful relieves GAS and con-
stipation. At all leading druggists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19
SUSPECT
SHOT IN LEG BY
POLICEMAN

A colored suspect in a purse
snatching case was wounded in
the leg early today by Policeman
M T. INLAY, of No. 2 precinct,
while fleeing from police in the
1900 block Seventh st. N. w.
Inlay and Policeman James P.
Miller said they were told by a
colored man OF seeing another
colored man secreting a woman's
purse under his coat. With the
informer, the policemen went to
the scene where they found two
colored men. One man, later
booked as Robert T. Postal, 81,
of the 1900 block Columbia Rd.
N. w., fled at the sight of police
and reached for his hip pocket
while INLAY was pursuing him,
police said. INLAY fired. The
man was treated at Freedmen's
Hospital. Postal, and two other
colored men, were held for in
vestigation.
A charge Of robbery in connec-
ticn with the snatching Of a purse
from Lucille Moffate, of the
Roosevelt Hotel, last week was
placed against Wylie D. Nelson,
Is, colored, 1906 S st. N. W., at
No. 3 precinct.
Lillian Harper. 1915 @ st. N. W.,
reported that while walking near
her home last night two white
boys Snatched her purse contain
ing 50 and escaped. Margaret
Taltavell, 1868 Raum st. N. E.,
reported her purse containing ST
was snatched by a colored man
while she was walking in the 1900
block G. st. N. E. last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19
F axe Money Charges
Jail 7 for 7 Years

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Michael
Goldstein 40. Brooklyn, and Louis
Carnovale, 40, of Manhattan, who
were convicted by a jury in Fed
eral court of possession of counter
felt money, were sentenced by
Judge Marcus B. Campbell to
seven years each in Federal peni-
tertiary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19

White Plains from Indianapolis
early this year to live with their
aunt, are seriously ill in White
Plains Hospital. Chang, who was
a houseman, chauffeur and but
Ter for Mrs. Churchill, is accused
of having administered the poison
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19
WRITER FETED
BY SPANISH
INSURGENTS

FouotUig is the hrty.tirSt OF
the wur logs IRON the Spanish
battlefront By H. r. Kntcker'
booker, famous roUing CORE
Spondent of international NetDS
Service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19

MRS. ANDREW G..
PIERCE Sd, who caused the
arrest of her husband, tex
tile fortune heir, in con-
nection with her suit for
separation. After he had
spent a night in a New York
jail, Pierce, out on bail, said
he would sue for divorce.
Mrs. Pierce called him a
"p ay boy" International
News Photo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-19
SUICIDE SEEN
IN GAS DEATH

Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald today declared he would
issue a certificate of suicide in
the death Of Mrs. Helen Gertrude
Bitter, SO, who was found yester-
day with her wrists slashed in
front of an open gas jet in the
basement of her home, 100 block
of Florida Ave. N. E.
Her husband, Frederick Bitter,
discovered his wife unconscious and
notified police. An ambulance was
called from Casualty Hospital and
attendants pronounced Mrs. Bitter
dead.
Police said the woman left a
note reading that she was tired
of living" and asserted she had
attempted suicide some time ago.
VOTE AMERICAN
Tapa Cloth
Hawaiian children are being
taught the nearly lost art of max
ing tapa cloth by pounding bark.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
China Reduced

I Imported Dinner Set, o.
pieces. Was $3.50. Now $22.Se
50 Imported Cups and Saucers,
white with gold stripes. Were
"a dozen. Now, dozen---$2
50 imported Cups and Saucers,
with floral decoration. Were
- dozen. Now. dozen
l Large Salad Bowl. Was SO.
I Large Salad Bowl Was 50.
Now -----$4 $4.95
10 Hors d'oeuvres Plates. Were
81. w---------------75c
! Tea Service In white pottery.
II pieces. Was SIS. Now $11.75
I Dinner Set, solid blue pottery
ware, IS pieces. Was $4.s5.
Now -------4-----------$2.ss
I Service Plate, mat gold bor-
der, with center floral decora-
ton. Was $3. Now---$1.5o
I Hand -Decerated Salad Set
In fruit design. Was $3.50.
NOW --------------------@S.So
81 Tea Cups and SsucerS, Arley
pattern. Were CSC. Now--3Sc
II Dinner Plates, Ariey pat
tern. Were Soc. Now-----3ec
IL Bread and Butter Plates,
Arley pattern. were 42c.
Now -----------25c
IL Cream Soups and Plates,
Arley pattern. Were $l.25.
Now --75c
1 Breakfast Set, 23 pieces.
green check and stripe design:
service for two. Was SIS.
NOW
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Girls and Juniors
Sportswear Reduced

10 Gii Culses in cotton prints and white pdque with
colred trimmings. sses 10 to 1s Were a. Now---See
3 Junisfs Csttsn American Golfer DresDss white and
stripes sizes II and II. Were s5ss.
10 Juniers Onepiece Cotton Dresses plain colo and
dark prints. Sizes IL to H. Were % and ss5. Now-As
JunerS Culottes in linen pque Light and
dark colors si3es IL to l6 Were - and g. Now-Soc
IL Cotton Lse Sports Shirts assorted eolors
sizes and .. Were sSc and 81.
- Girls Cotton Dresses, sleeveless style In plain eolors
with contrasting trims Sizes 10 TO Is. Were 4225.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -S5c
II Gi Weolen Bething Suits and Trunks assorted eolcr
Si1es to 8. Were 4150 to $la5
- Cotton Sun suits prints and sripe-and plain colcr Ia
sizes to 10 and H. Were 81 and sl15 Now------4se
"a Grs and Juniers Cotton Sports Dresses with Shirt
Shorts and Skirt Also euotte dresses in white and pfntA
GnIs JUNIOR Alssss esoa1swIN. Txns F1ooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Foundations Greatly Reduced

II One.piece Foundations in LAsex and fabric lace tops
sizes g. a. 3s 81 and 30. Were $75o Now--------s3ss
vassarette piece Feundations Medium sizes. Were
5 Renge Belt Corsets, Talon fastened For the fuller
nssre Were s. Now
oirde sizes a. 20 and 80 foundations In sizes IS and
Al were sla5 Now -. S1SS
Camp Maternity Foundations. onepiece, sizes 36, S8
"a ana a Were s75o observation-disclosures S3S5
- Je Treo and ether makes Of Gdes and Fegnda.
tons Girdles sizes 49, a. 49, So 80 and s. Foundations
sizes A 3a g. 20 and a. Were $3.50 and s. Now -siSs
CoasEIs, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Girls and Juniors
Furnishings Reduced

II Cotton Knit Bathing Trunks orange and red
Sizes to g. Were ssc.
Sheer Pajamas prints Were s5c to
sl6s Now-...-- -------.-------35c
- One and Two Piece PaAmas, dots prints and plain
coors. sizes to 16 Were sl65 and 81. Now-----s5e
iris Seersucker Robes short pun Coo blue.
peach and pink. Sizes Z to II. Were siss. Now---sse
10 Juniors Camisele silk crepe white and tearose.
Sizes IL to Is. Were 81.
onIs AND JUNIOR Mrssss FURNISHINGS. FoulIx FLooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Junior Misses
Oxfords, s2.s'
Wsye IS and $3.50.

40 pairs Oxfords in brown
and black, calfskin. Sizes:
AAA-7, 7z, 5; AA-4h, 5,
51z, 61z, Z, 8; Al, ~, 5, 3,
8; B-4, ~, 5, B; C-5, 8, 61a,
Z, 8.
Is pairs Children's Oxfords and
high shoes in white. tan. Broken
sizes. Were $780,. Now--S2.45
15 pairs Boys Oxferds In brown
and black calf and elkskin. A,
5h; B-1h, 3, T.. 81, 71z. 3: O
az. 3. 4, ~. Z, ~: DIS, 81.
4. Were - to $6.. Now--$2.ss
CHnDazN's SHoEs,
FouRrH Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Uniforms Reduced

5 Waitresses' Sets, including
caps and aprons. -Four In
maize with brown trim, and
one In black with white trim.
Size Is only. Were s.. Now.
$z.z5
IL Summer Uniforms Of white
dimity and maize shAntung-
weave cotton. Broken sizes.
Were 81 and $3. Now----$1.z5
UNIFORMS, THIAp FLOOR,
Evening star., 1936-10-01

$50 yards A1l-Silk Crepe
(weighted), in light colors.
- yards All-Sflk Fancy Weave
Dreas Silks In dark colors.
Special, yard ------- 7sc
lze Pure-dye Rsagh Weave
SINS. Some navy and black
colors. Special, yard --------N
IS yards Mallinson's DFvwn Ihf-
feta, all-silk. Special. yard--ti
SILKS, sscoMD FIooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Linen Luncheon
Cloths, SOS
We're S3.65

IA pure linen luncheon
cloths in solid color with
white hemstitched hem.
Ten In rose. Four in gold
color. Size 45x45 inches.
Slightly soiled or mussed.
Machine "Point de Flanders"
French Lace Scarfs and Doilies.
6, 12x1s-inch Doilies. Were SOC.
Now
49,, 17x3S-inch ScarfA Were
SSc. Now 800
IL, 17xl5-inch Scarfs. Were 81.
NOW -------------- Svc
6, 17xkl-inch ScAxfs. Were
31.25. Now---------- SOC
So, 12xlS-ineh Irish Batiste
Boulder Pillow Cases. Beige
color. Were 4Sc. Now-----30c
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Dresses Reduced

Is Summer Dresses Ia printed
voiles, dotted Swiss, pique and
linen. Misses women's and
extra sizes. Were 1896 to $5.95.
Now $2.95
Is Summer Dresses in printed
acetate crepe, embossed wolfe,
handkerchief linen and Shan
tung.weave cotton. Were $3.95
to $5.96. Now-----------S1.75
iNExPENsrvE DREssEs,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Women's Goats Reduced

Tailored Costs and Suits in navy, Oxford and mix
lures Sizes IL 2o 90 and a. Were $2s75 and $3s75
ChesteThelds In Oxford Skinner satin lined Sizes
II and Il Were $39.75 Now
Costs In cray navy tan and mixtures Sizes II to 16,
lo 42,1 and 4s. Were $2s7s to $3s75 Now------s25e
COATS, TEND FLooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Friday REMNANT Savings
BIouses, s4'25
Wsys $3.50 to jlO9S

80 crepe and sheer blouses in assorted shades.
Sizes 50 to A.
II white and assorted shades Sizes 81 to %.
Were Is 10 tS.s5 Now.
q Clottes Play Suits Gotten and Acetate Dresses plain
colors and prints Sizes II to "A. Were IS to $l095.
10 Pairs Slaeks in white gabardne Sizes IL TO 90 Were
- and $3.50
Cotton Culotte, Skirts
Sizes II to 20 Were 3395 to $7o5.
35 Bathing Suits Sizes 81 to a. Were
White CeIbreok ian aeetate) Play Suits, sizes II TO 49,
eeoarswTAR TAnp FLooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
AI|-SiIk Crepe, 65e Va, .s yard
$50 yards all-sik crepe (weghted), in light colors

50 yards SILK Faille. in tuf.
quoise and aqua colors. Was
$l.s5 yard. Now. yard-------S
IS yards Sheer Crepe, in navy
and black. Was 81 yard. Now.
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS yards Remnant Dress
Lengths, az to 5 yards. Greatly
reduced.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

IL Bsys' Wool Topcoats, sizes
9 to 10. Were $1l.75 Now, $s.7s
8 Boys Wool Topcoats. Sizes =
to 10. Were $s.95. Now $6.Ss
Is Boys Rugby Suits with two
pairs Of shorts. Sizes 5, 8, 2,
10 and IL. Were sl0.75 and
$17.7S. Now-------------$5.7S
TxE BOYS SroaE, Fourth FIooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Neslisees and Pajamas, '7'''

We're SIO.9S
5 printed Celanese taffeta and synthetic crepe
negligees with white, pink and blue grounds. Small
and medium.
Lsansng Pajamas with printed acetate tuncs plain
trousers Sizes 10 and 40. Were $10s5 $795
Embroidered Oryandie Negisees In white and tearose
Sizes II, Is and 18 Were $7S5. Now- S5s5
Dotted veile Neglsees In white Dubonnet small and
NscIrsEEs. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1936-10-01
BroadIoom Rugs Reduced

l-sx12 Nutone Modern Rag. Was $sS5o Now----sSl.se
i-asx5s Semi Antique orienta Was $47so Now S22se
1-sxl5 Plain Mulberry Washed Rag Was $ls4 Now
4-a71H Wool Wilton Rags Were ss1S. Now------Ss.ss
3-3sxs3 Wssl Wilton Rags. Were ss75 Now-.-.--SsSs
I-sxI2 Wool wilton Rug. Was $3.50. Now------Sssss
l-l2xs Mulberry Broadlssm Rag Was $3.50 Now Sa7ss
I-l1xs Mulberry Rug. Was ISL so. Now--------S2s7S
I-exle Tan Rag. Was $3.50. Now--------------Szs.S
l-l3xls Brown Rag Was $so.s7. Nov-------.--s4lIs
l-5.exs Burgundy Rug Was t3775. Nov--------NG1S
i-iaxl3s Jade Green Rzg. Was 1850. Now-----S4sJs
Fine QuoIty Administer Rugs
s-s7xM Rags Were $780, Now-----------------s1.7S
3-s3xles Rags. Were $3.50.
3-sxs Rug. Were $77so. Now--------------.---s1s7s
1-ssx63 Rugs Were SITS.
3Lsxs Rags. Were $14.5o.
I-sxs Rag Was $3.50.
l-sxs Rag. Was $345o. -CS7S
3-s.3x1ss Rags Were $45 Now----------------$ss.7s
Slightly soiIed Hook Rugs
l-lx7 Rug. Was $ls.7s Now-------------------sl3SS
I-lxs Rag. Was sis.7s Now-------------------s1l7s
4-3x5 Rugs Were s1os5. Nov-------------------Sess
2-3ex5l Rugs Were $12.75 Now-----------------SSSs
1-sxl. American Oriental Ius Was sss7sNow----sss7s
Rues. Fu1z FIooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
SiIverware Reduced

I Pair Candeabsa Were $3.50 each. Now E7s each
Pair Candle Sticks Were $3.50 pair. Now-----$szs pair
1 Dosen Plated Silver and Blus TumblsRx Were $3.50
4 Plated Silver and Red Tumbiers. Were $50 eaeh
Plated Silver and Red Beverage Cups. Were 81 eAch
Now, Is e.0n
GeldPiated Beverage Shakers. dumb-bel style Were
4,7so Now -----.- sic
Plated Silver Coffee Pots, grape design. Were $780,
Now
Plated Silver Vase Was much more. Now rs h---$7.So
Beversge Mixer with Sterling silver top. Was $2sSo.
NOW ------------------.--.-...----~
I Cigarette Box. Was S2!7S. Now-.------.-.......H
Beverage Cup. Was $275.
Plated Silver Round Trays Were sass. Now-------S2
Starting Silver Bowl engraved with the initial &C. Was
steriing Silver BsM engraved With the initial III Was
94.50
SYLvlR ROOM, FIRST FLooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Fur Goats Reduced

freceseA Lamb Coats gray swageer sizes Is and 20.
brown fitted, sine 16 Were &ee.75 Now------ss5
1 Tan Chinese Ndskin, trotteur length. Sine H. Was
Hudson Seal-dyeA Muskrat Princess Coat size Is.
1 Brown LApin Swasger Ceat, size g. Was $7s.75.
Beaver-dyed Rabbit swaSger Coat sine IL. Was $ss75.
Gray PrecesseA Lamb Swasger Ceat size l6 Was $ss.
NOW
Dyed White Fex Spit Skin Scarf Was S7ssS.
I Three-skin Kolnsky Scarf Was STATS. Now------Ns
I Fsar-Skin Kolnsky Scarf Was $3s.5o Now----$2sso
Fuls THRp FIooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Gifts Reduced

10 Compacts in assorted eolors.
Were $3.50. Now--------$l.ls
) White China Trees for table
decoration. Were $4. Now -S2.Se
c WiofhS
3 Chinese Immortal Figures In
Evening star., 1936-10-01

10 Boys Fsur-in.hand Neck.
ties. Were SOC. Now 3Se;
for ---------------
- Boys' Half Socks, sizes ~,
10 and 10h. Were 3Sc.
Now
s. Boys Crew Neck Polo
Shirts, sizes 10 to 10. Were
SOC and 75c. Now 35c. 3 for 81
Evening star., 1936-10-01

Printed PercaIe, I6e
Regularly Csc yard
1900 yards discontinued
patterns lin checks, plaids,
small floral designs on light
and dark backgrounds. So
inches wide.
CorToNs, SEcoND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Misses Dresses, 1913
We're SI3.o5 to S29ZS

We're SIJ.So 70 SZ1"C
AZ Misses daytime dresses of wool, silk and syn
thetc crepe sheers satin and jersey In wine green
navy brown and black. Eight culotteS included
Is SIX and Synthetic Crepe and Sheer Dresses In dark
shades Were $lss5 to $35.
Angors Tunc Dresses In sizes IA tc 40 Were s2s1o
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Automobile Seat
Covers Reduced ID

Universal Covers that 1T
most late models Of the
popular makes of cars.
] Sets for Sedans. Were $3.95.
Now
Z Sets for Sedans. Were 46.7S.
Nov Is
: Sets for Coaches. Were $6.7S.
NOW --------------------$S.So
: Sets for Coupes. Were SITS.
Now ---S5c
5 Sets for Coaches. Were t4.45.
NOW -SSsSV
5 Sets for Coupes. Were 42.25.
NOW --------------------$1.1S
spoRrfNc ooops, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Women's Shoes, So
NIeLrsEEs. THIRD FLooR.
We're SS75 to $3.50

200 pairs in group in suede, kid, calf and
gabardine, in brown blue and black Some
Matrix, Arnold Glove-grip and Garside included
Sizes to g. AAAA to widths in the group.
IL pairs Wsmens Shoes In an assortment. Originally
- pairs Black and White Satin Evening Shoes, gold
and silver trim. Were $6.75 and $s.75. Now-.--M75
wo,nN's saogs TMnD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Circular Knitting
Needles, 25c
Wsye SOC

Is circular knitting need
les, 27-inch length In as
sorted sizes.
10 Children's Organdie Dresses
Sizes / to : In assorted colors.
Were $1.25. Now-----65c
I Model Trapunto Handbag In
dark red. Was S.. Now -$z.5o
Arr Nr1pLEwoRx,
SIvENrH Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Formal Gowns Reduced

IA Wonsu,s Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $13s5.
10 Weuen's Dinner and Evening Gowns Were $2275.
Weuen's Dinner and Evening GownA Were $2z75
4 Wemen's Dinner and Evening Gowns Were $49.75.
Embroidered and plain narquisete and chiffon gowns
In black navy brown, white and pzstes Sizes IS TO
-, 14H to 24h, 42h, 4e1z and 4Sk
Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $l6s5 and
$685. Now
II Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns Were $25 to $4s5
NOW
Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $4s75 and
1 Ivory Satin Wedding Gown. size II. Was $4e.75
Now ---$As.sS
Gowns Of lace marquisette and chiffon In black white
ana pasteh Sizes IL to 20.
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Toys Reduced

"a velocipede SpeedclockG
Were much more. Now----25c
II Toy Dogs. Were 81. Now So
) Noah's Arks. Were $50.
Now -------------------7oc
3 Patsy Ann Dolls. Were
S6.95. Now -------$3.45
1 Baby Doll. Was $4.s5.
IL Pop Eye Boats. Were $2.25
and $3.50. Now -31.1o and $l.25
IL Mickey Mouse Paragraphs.
Were 81. Now ------------Soc
. Kratate Boards. Were a..
NOW ----------------
"a Dish SetA Were 35c.
81 Pygmy Bio Gun Sets. Were
soc. Now ---------------- -|oc
The TOY STORE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Mems Oxford Shirts, sl.s'

80 pain-colored oxford and striped madras shirts
Sizes II to 16.
50 Color and White Mems Shirts Colar-attached
style and large Sizes Were $65 to g. Now 4Sc
IL Pure Silk Mems Shirts Collar attached and neck
band styles Broken sizes. Were IS. NowS1SS
80 Mercerized Cotton Pajamas in fancy colors. Were
a75 Fouard NecktIes in light and dark patterns Were
81 and 81 So
~ Woven and Braided In leather and fabric Mostly
large sises Were much more Now---------------zse
TEE MINIS STORE szcon FLooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

Mlssss' DaEssEs, Tx1Rp FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01

CHINA, FIFTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Bows Knickers Suits, s9'95

Is threepece knckers suits 1.-TWO pairs Of knickers)
Made for school wear. Sizes 8, 10 and 16.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Mems and Young Mems Suits
Prep Suits, 'I8"

We're SIS
"a prep suits, each with two pairs OF
trousers. Suitable for school and dress and
staunchily tailored Sizes SO to 80.
Pm CIo1xnNG SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Mems Oxfords, '4.''

Wers f675
26 pairs black or tan calfskin and black or tan
grain calf Oxfords. A, 84 to 10Ha. B, 71z, 10,
1914. II. G, 6Hz, Z, 7h. Sh, 9, 10, IL. D. 2, 10h.
Matrix Oxscds black tan calfskn Parkwood
last) lightweight construction. Discontinued numbers
Sizes, AAA to II. "A, Q, a. sh, 10, II. A. .. "a, H.
B,2101a, H. c, 10, 1914, II. Were SO. Now-$SsS
Is Pais Black or Tan Calf, straight tip plain toe
Oxfords broken Sizes Were $3.50. Now----------$3sS
TN MEMS SroRE, SfcoNp FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Glass 1umbIers, TO- each

0IoSS ] 0HIIOIOtSI ~ SoS'I
We're z5c
IA glasses in q group, decorated clear glass
Coored Glass Candlestics Were $780, Now SEQ
IS Glass Tubs. Were $125
Salt Pepper Shakers Of coored glass. Were pair g.
- Frosted, Decorated Glass Bonbon Dishes Were Soc
NOW
Beverage Sets In decorated glass Pitcher and eight
glasses Were $3.50.
GLASSWARE, FurH FLooa.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Ruff|ed Marquisette Curtains
Special s. 10 pair

200 pairs Of good quality marquisette curtains with
full ruffles az yards long, a inches.
800 Pairs Fnet Curtains plain figured styles az
yards long Ecru color. Special,
100 Pairs Marquiee Tssred Curtains 2A yards
long. Special
Pairs Rued ChintE Draperies yellow with figured pat
az yards long Were 31s5 pair. Now.
Large Group Chintx Draperes In blue and rust
coors. Were 31s5 pair. Now
Bed Spreads single and double sizes. and draperies
Evening star., 1936-10-01

Tm Gu1 sHof, sEv.NrH FLooa.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
1887 AUTOMOBILE TAG
REQUESTS FLOW BACK

Applications for 1887 automobile
license tags, sent out last month were
flowing back to the Office of the De-
partment of Vehicles and Traffic in
steadily increasing volume today.
About 5000 applications have been
received by motorists who are taking
advantage of the home delivery service
afforded for an extra charge Of 10
cents license, and another 10000 are
expected to be delivered in that way.
The deliveries, made by private mes
senger service, will start November 16,
according to Traffic Director william
A. Van DuZer.
After November 80. the tags may be
secured at the department offices at
Pennsylvania avenue and John Mar
shall place.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FOR D. c. MAY STAY
VIRTUALLY INTACT
All Members of Old Body,
Except Fenerty, Are
Reelected.
APPROPRIATIONS UNIT
TO REPLACE MRS. KAHN
Representative Norton Mentioned,
but Held Unlikely to
Accept.
BY JAMES e. CHINN.

The same House committee that
handled all District legislation In the
last Congress is expected to remain
virtually intact in the new Congress
which convenes in January.
All members Of the old committee
except one, Representative Fenerty,
Republican of Pennsylvania, were re-
elected. The only other loss is Rep
resentative Carpenter. Democrat of
Kansas, who did not run for re-
election.
Representative Norton, Democrat of
New Jersey, chairman of the COM
mittee, won a sweeping victory, as
did most of the other members who
were reelected. These include Rep
resentatives Randolph of West Vir-
ginia, Schultz of Indiana and Ken
nedy of Maryland, all Democrats, who
have taken an active part in the &C
tivities of the committee.
Other members of the committee
returned to the House include Repre-
sentatives Patman of Texas, Jenckes
of Indiana, Ellenbogen of Pennsylva-
mia. Quinn of Pennsylvania, Nicholas
of Oklahoma, McGehee of Mississippi,
Wood of Missouri, all Democrats; Hull
of Wisconsin. Progressive, and Dirk
sen of Illinois, Short of Missouri, Reed
of Illinois, Brewster of Maine, and
Cole of New York. all Republicans.
The defeat of Representative Kahn,
Republican, of California, the only
woman member of the House Appro-
priations Committee, places Mrs. Nor
ton in position to fill that vacancy.
She would, however, be forced to give
up the Craftsmanship of the District
Committee, and it is unlikely she
would do that in view of her intense
interest in District affairs.
While the District Legislative Com
mittee probably will remain un-
changed in the next Congress, there
will be reorganization Of the SUBJ
committee on Appropriations that
handles the District supply bill. Two
new Democratic members must be as
signed to that subcommittee to fill
vacancies caused by the defeat of
Representative Blanton Of Texas and
the death of Representative Jacob
sen of Iowa.
Representative johnson, Democrat,
of West Virginia probably will serve
as chairman of the subcommittee. He
is line for the appointment as re-
suit of Blanton's defeat. Representa-
tive Otter, Republican, of Pennsyl-
vania, who was reelected, probably
will continue to serve on the subcom-
mittee.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
5, Again Pulls Strings
And Escapes Police Custody

Pulling strings to get out of the
clutches of the law is getting to be a
habit with 5-year-old Garnett Lee
Caudell. jr.. the Police Court mascot
known as Butch"
For the second time in a fortnight,
Butch and his sister, Harriet, 8, we're
taken into custody yesterday when
they were picked up In Judiciary
Square by playground supervisor be-
cause they were improperly clothed.
Harriet wore only a thin dress, and
Butch was clothed in overalls split to
the waist in three places.
Of to the Receiving Home they were
marched, and it seemed they were
doomed to remain there until a
Juvenile Court hearing could be ar
ranged.
Butch tried the same strategy he
used last week, when he called Bonds
man Pat O'Connor, who "bailed out"
both youngsters after they became lost