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QUIZ IS RESUMED
IN LYLE RUM TRIAL
Alfred Hubbard Has Admitted
t i
- Some of His Former Tes
l timony Was “Colored.”
By tht ARsocigtcd Prvss.
SEATTLE, August 20. Resumption
of cross-examination was in store to
day for Alfred M. Hubbard. Govern- ,
jnent witness in the conspiracy trial |
of Roy C. Lyle, former Federal prohibi- !
lion administrator, and four others ac- .
£used of allying themselves with rum
gunners.
i Attorneys for the defendants. Lyle,
fSVilliam M. Whitney. Earl Corv.in. H
i,. Bryant, and Clifford 1 McK nney,
the witness ye-terday wlt-h
»xcerpt* of testimony he had givpn in
Tormer liquor trials in an effort to dis
jcredit his testimony in the piesent case.
. He admitted some of his former test;- |
Jnony was "slightly colored” or "false, j
ft>ut countered with the statement, he j
Ikt'as acting under the direc t ion of his j
Sormer superiors in giving the evidenee.
He accused former United States At- |
Homey Thomas P. Revelle of knowing
3fcnd approving of false testimony given j
3>y him as a Government witness.
; At one time Hubbard was searched
t>v court officials to determine whether
lie was armed.
JACQUES DE BROGLIE
SEEKS ANNULMENT
Marital Tangle With Pianist
Brings Embroiled Family
Name Into Court.
By the Associated Press.
DIJON. France, August 20.—One
phase of the tangled affairs of the De
Broglie family, princely and ducal
house, which includes Prince Louis
Victor de Broglie, Noble science prise
Winner, Is on the court docket here.
• Prince Jacques de Broglie has applied
for a decree nullifying his marriage to
Mme. Marie Antoinette Aussnac, well
known pianist. He is the former hus
band of the Princess de Wagram. His
marital differences with his present wife
date from two years ago, when, his wife j
•lieges, he refused her permission to
leave the country to fulfill concert en- j
gagerftents.
Annulment of the wedding is sought
on me grounds the marriage, performed
•bflAd. was not in conformance with
French law. There have been other
marriage., annulments in the immediate;
De Broglie family. Prince Jacques’
brother • Robert has had two out of j
four marriages annulled.
The mother of Prince Jacques de
Broglie is the 73-year-old Princess
Amedee. whose name is frequently j
mentioned as the possible future wife
Os Prince Luis de Bourbon, nephew of
King Alphonso of Spain. Both Spain j
gnd France refuse to allow him in the
country. He makes his home at San
ftemo, Italy.
Princess Amedee is the owner of the
historic Chateau de Chaumont, in the
Loire country. She bought the chateau
eist before her marriage to Prince de
roglle In 1875.
MRS KOHLHOUSEN BURIED
Daughter of Juror in Famous
Trial of John Brown in 1859.
Fpeclgl Dispstch to Tho Star.
WINCHESTER. V*., August 20.
Mrs. Julia McClure Kohlhousen, 73.
trldow of Theodore F. Kohlhousen. who
died several days ago at East Radford,
Va., and whose body was brought here
Monday for mterment in the family
kit in Mount Hebron Cemetery, was a
daughter 'bf the' late John C. McClure.
Jefferson County, W. Va., who served
yjt i Juror on the famous John Brown
rebellion and Insurrection trial at
Charles Town in 1859. which resulted
in Brown and several of his followers
being hanged for murder. Mrs. Kohl
tlousen is survived by s daughter, Mrs.
©race K. Custer, and one son, Fred
erick Kohlhousen, both of East Red
ford.
■ Closed All Day Saturday* During August
Store Hour*: 8; IS to 6
I Rich's Semi-Annual 1
| CLEARANCE SALE I
J A Further Cut 1
To effect a quick and
complete clearance we are
closing out the balance of
the footwear in this sale at
$6- 90 I
Included are smart black and brown suede slip
pers —the very models you’ll need for early Fall wear
—and many styles of Summer footwear.
All Sales Final
|| Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Chiffon
Hosiery Reduced to —
$1.45 3 pairs, $4
I INCH'S
, r ST. AT TENTH |
France lo Clear
Spy Charge Against
California Son
German Used Identity of
Hollister Hotel Man
for War Activity.
By the Asgoeigted Pr*«».
PARIS, August 20.—A military (
! tribunal will be convened today to re
! move from Charles Leopold Hartmann.
hotel man of Hollister. Calif., the stigma
I that he was a German agent during the
war.
1 Hartmann, an Alsatian, returning to
, France recently from California, was ;
amazed to find his friends chilly In their
reception. He sought out the mayor of
his little town. Nordheim, in the Bas- |
Rhein, and was informed that during :
! the war he had been convicted as a
traitor and spy.
Hartmann not sted his Innocence, j
1 faying he had never left California in i
the 58 years he had resided there.
An official investigation was b°gun.
the authorities discovering that another
man. a German spy arrested in London
at the beginning of the war. had ob
tained his freedom by adopting Mr.
Hartmann's identity, and showing forged
papers to establish that he had chosen
to remain a French citizen at the close
of the Franco-German War In 1872.
The verdict stigmatizing Hartmann
; will be set aside today with the apologies
l of the French tribunal.
STUDY PLEASES DAWES
Ambassador to Visit Traces of
Work of Neolithic Men.
LONDON. August 20 (/P) —Ambassa- i I
i dor Charles G. Dawes yesterday mani
fested enthusiasm over his proposed
trip to the Rio Tinto mines, in Anda
lusia, Spain, where he will study work
attributed to neolithic men.
Gen. Dawes will leave Friday with
a party led by George MacCurdv, head
of the American School of Prehistoric
Research. The Ambassador Is a keen
student of archeology and has been
deeply engrossed in reports of finds in
the slag heaps at Rio Tinto, which Indi
cate that the neolithic* conducted ex
tensive mining, built tunnels and even
| had water systems.
ALL-EXPENSE TOUR
WASHINGTON te BALTIMORE
By Boat and Rail
$12.12 Round Trip
Follow the pioneers through the hl»-
' torlcelly Interesting country. S2O miles of |
delightful cruising—down the Potomac,
up the Chesepeeke Bay. Return by test
Penna. R R trains.
Two nights end a day on water.
First - class accommodations, excellent
meals, congenial people. Modern ateam
ers Dorchester and Talbot.
Leave 7th Street Wharf Mon Weo
and Sat. 4 p.m. (Standard time)
Minimum cost. 112.12 per person
All information, literature, etc., at
Penna. R R. City Ticket OBee. 613 14th
st. n.w.. or Agent’s Office 7th Street
Wharf. Phona National >14(1.
Balto. Jc V*. Steamboat Co.
FRUIT STAINS'
DISAPPEAR
Perspiration, grease, all food, fruit
and beverage stains are swiftly
j removed with Annette’s Perfect
Cleanser. It’a a Powder not a j
liquid. Leaves no odor, does' not
affect color —Cannot Leave a Ring.
At Dep’t and Drue Btorea. 50c. Frfe
! sample. Write Annette's. Boston, Mass.
! —Advertisement.
ITCHING TORTURE EN?S
when toothing Zomo it uttd
It’s remarkable how quickly Summer
itching vanishes when Zemo touches the
skin. Use It for rashes, bites, ivy
poisoning and itching, peeling toes. Thi*
far-famed antiseptic draws out heat and
pain and quickly soothes away irritation.
Use safe, healing Zemo freely to clear
up ugly pimples and dandruff. It’s
invisible and odorless. Just the thing
for sunburn and other Bummer skin
irritations. Have Zemo handy always
Any druggist. 35c, 80c, SI.OO.
zemo
FOB «WIN IBBITATIONF
7HK Eygyj.NO STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.. AVKOXKSUAY, Al’iU'ST 20. 1930.
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Health Belt Corselettes >• a
:■ g 3.48 » %%usy &1/
belt, flexible over the abdomen and s V • * fnrner' K I MM.Mm mm X m a(A A
adjustable by lacings over either f \fl {OriftJ M ■mJMjm AjM
side. Sizes 34 to 50. I 0\ J Wrm M jJh I J
Kann's—Second Floor * h
24 Bargain Table Specials
I The Crowds Will Lead the Way To These Bargains
I Special! Novelty Knit Silver-Plated Ware, 10c Costume Jewelry, 29c Writing Paper, 19c
TTmO Your Choice of 59c to SLOO Values With Envelopes to Match
111 I —Knives, forks, spoons, butter knives —Necklaces, earrings, bracelets and —Linen and fancy finished papers, white
K 5 JW I. J I I y and sugar shells. brooches. New styles. and colors; neatly boxed.
Mjk and Mesh Dresses Leather Ba g 5 > 51,00 Eskay Napkins Women's Dresses, 50c
i 500 to Sell 3 Boxes, 65c Our SI.OO Grades
$10.95 and $16.50 Value, -Top ,„db.ck ~r.p In ,1I Regularly 39c a Box !"**■**»*
Vsl AV 4 /iv -v —Soluble sanitary napkins. Our own
\mh toil I ViJ Wash Silk Crepe, Yd., $1 °™ < ’"" n ,n * b ‘”‘- Muslin Undies, 59c
I J) vJ Our tI.SO Grade Sample Neckwear, 45c 79c to SI.9S Values
fpi m I /• 1 -40-in. flat crepe in white, black, navy Os Lace and Batiste -Samples and "seconds” of Fruit of the
Vy • and colors. -Vestees with cuffs, collars, collar-and- Loom. Misses and women s sizes.
n r» _ , ls , cuff sets. Smart new styles. • _ ,
—Sport costumes that will be Kag Kugs, 2 tor 51 Rayon Crepes, yd., 34c
mm 79c Lunch cioth*, 39c ,»
K\ Nnveltv knitted suits in three- —27x54-in. Old Colonial ruga, fringed Our 59c Grade -36-ln. flat crepes, in pastel and dark*
•;m: t- jifv lu Novelty knitted suits in i ends. Crow-foot borders: washabla. of D art-linen In solid colors shade*. Fast colors.
#ll ?»<:. with mFJaejwsf"- sS’s.n" a vi.r t “ n “‘"* < ”" 1 _ „
jMzMm * had *» cardigan jacket and skirt Colgate's Soap, 17 for $1 Mohawk Sheets, SI.OO a y° '
made on band. And two-piece o r' 2 Pieces for $1
1 dresses of cotton-and-wool mix- Regularly 10c a Lake Uur #i.4d l*rmtle —Tailored and trimmed chemise, bloom
\ j / fni-.c White orchid maize, oink —The big bath size, specially priced in —72x98-inch Sheets of soft bleached era, step-ins, panties and vests,
i « lu ‘”' v this sale. sheeting. Extra Sise Garment*, 89c
\ / and beige. —9oxloß size. Reg. $1.95, 11.39.
lif Sizes 14 to 20. Fabric Gloves, 79c S,U Hose Dr 59c Velour Hassocks, 89c
I JIL Kann's —Second Floor. . _ , J . n ° sC f P r V '
-4 n Iniftorted Grade j prs., $1.65 sl-50 1 alue
. —Pull-on styles—in white and the pop- —Beamless hose, new colors; sizes I'4 —Choice of several attractive shapes and
Ular eggshell. to 10. colors.
I IN OUR ANNUAL COAT SALE Handkerchiefs, 5c Chiffon Hose, pr., 98c Cotton Undies, 3 for $1
\T rp 1 Special Value 3 P<lirS ' 92,85 Misses' and Women's
ip\4Z I A l , . . . . . —Full fashioned, silk to picot top; —Handmade Porto Rican Gowns—Cot-
I a. TT ATV v " 4.1 'Wb&f —White tnd colored handkerchief! of French heels. Sizes §Vs to 10 In new ton sllpe, bloomers and gowns.
limy) and cotton, some colored jorflers. colon.
SllOrt CIOA-TS Bandeaux, 29c Overnight Cases, $2.98 Door Stops, 89c
t Our 50c Grades Our $4.95 Grade Our SI.OO Grade
TJuki —Assorted styles In white and flesh. -Women's cases, severed with cobra —The P?P u J ar ‘' do ß” door stops; 9& in.
imtW 81Z ** 30 10 36 * rmin * d 4upont. 14, 18, 22 In. sizes. high, with leather strap.
I ' /(Hfr [ Special! 1,500 Pcs. I Greatl > Reduced3oo
I tweeds in brown, tan, berry .red, / S \ T /» • j --
ims\ miants Wear Silk Dresses •'
weight, yet and warm for / \ U -■—X M. V/ k/ V/
wirn'r* im * rlined for extra . \I / r | I Formerly SB.OO, SIO.OO
I Size, 14 to 20 and .36 In 46 )I / IL I and $12.00
Kann’s —Second ‘ Floor, I /4v \
" —38x84-ln. White Sheets —lnfants* Hand-embr,oid- | LI ,
with blue, yellow, pink and ered Nainsook Dresses, y .
green hemstitched hems. with scalloped neck and jj I | yj
IN OUR ANNUAL FUR SALE Ci*. *^ v "-.I \\\' ‘
—Pillowcases, 2 for 58c. —C hll drens Printed g ~ ■ / 1 / \|\\
/#, Fnrfnfitc
l r^V l In the New Longer and SS. 2 “ “ -H.« i. .'hwc,*. quickly \\ V|| \A/
Viy tb, 1 • fr/*j Cm I corner. 50c each. —lnfants’ Hand-crocheted revive yoilT jaded Summer M JU \ /
I\ 1 " trier styles Birdeye Diapers, ready White Bootees, lined with wardrobe with fresh new / I\\\ V
J WhJ' 1-m li hemmed. Six in package pink or blue. 58c pair. * . I i\u. \
mlb&Aw /"A >»' nr- —children's cro.s-b.r fro ck s economically .nd I / I\\\ \
Svf |U k 7d Ox Sm C ih" nll b<.S“‘;. SWaSST&iSr ,manly Flowered crepe., 7] IPS
tPMA rr „„„ -latauw DouM.-br.MUd wa.h.bl. crepe., navy geor- U \\
I Ml 1 /( 1 7wt?“Snk STSSf «t£ gette., pastel .georgettes and ,U
embroidered yokes. Sizes 3 lor sec ' printed silks that flaunt I / \
Kam. —Muskrat, caracul, sealine (dyed to 3 ' togs. fa k 2 dainty ruffles, capes, boleros I / l\ .
fy rabbit), pony and Lapin (dyed and'flglired ** lrs ' s#c ’ *nd new pleated collars. The I / \
Mr rabbit), coats await your choos- cloth And chambray. —Vanta Washcloths, trim- mainritv chnrt aleeved l / \
mm ing in this special group. The Sizes 2to 8 years. 58c pink or blue. 4 majonty short sleeved. / l •
' muskrat in silver and natural. eM * 1
.* Caracul and sealine, with fitch or % „ _ Juniors , Misses 9 Womens I \ \
■I , F , ox“u g r‘-c T^„. p Girls School Frocks „ nd Extra Si «. LI \ J \
Lapin with pouch or scarf col- —Pretty prints, checks and plaids, in Peggy, /ffe -|
PWT lars, belted or semi-fitted lined. Regulation and B.oomer styles—all washable. JJI I Kann's-Second Floor.
l 7 / Sizes 7to 14 years. ■*-
\ / Misses * and Women's Sizes Kann’s—second Floor.
\ f —A small deposit reserves any Fur Coat
Kann's—Second Floor. )
Imported Numdah —' I &wD»y bu.* 1 Sp “ ul N
RUGS Table” ( 500 Pm- »« W “” e “’ s * 2 ' 9 ' I
couch covers or hangings on /IL I 1 A f** \H
your wall. M t jj| —Beautiful sparkling ■ .it„ners of lustrous L \m
J* glassware, with black \ __D‘Orsay style sUpP« nlle< tarragon I /1 \l
S H.„,lm.de Per.i.a STg, StSSiTMaS ■ » i
—lmagine getting a genuine handmade 4, -■ mm for bridge luncheons, etc. l wann's—« trert rloor ' \l

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