Evening star. [volume], January 18, 1932, Page B-7, Image 23

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JOHN III. LANGLEY
DIES IN KENTUCKY
Ex-Representative Is Paid
Final Tribute by Hill Folk.
In Congress 19 Years.
By the Associated Press.
PIKEVILLE, Ky.. January 18— Hill
folk from the eastern highlands of
Kentucky trudged Into Plkeville today
to pay final tribute to the "great friend
of the mountains.”
John W. Langley, the man who rep
resented them In Congress for 19 years
only to slip Into political oblivion after
serving part of a two-year sentence for
conspiracy to violate the national pro
hibition laws, died here yesterday. He
was 111 three days with pneumonia.
Elected to Congress 10 Times.
Langley, himself a mountaineer, was
69 years old and boasted that in his
lifetime he "never missed an oppor
tunity to defend our beloved moun
tains.” He was elected to Congress
from the tenth Kentucky district 10
times, once while he was awaiting ac
tion on his appeal on the liquor charge.
He was succeeded by his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Langley, who was defeated
for re-election by A. J. May.
Langley, a Republican, was tried and
convicted In 1925 of having conspired
to draw and sell Illegally 1.400 cases of
bonded whisky from the Belle of An
derson Distillery at Lawrenceburg, Ky. j
His sentence was fixed at two years and
he entered the Atlanta Penitentiary in
January of 1926. He was paroled in
December of the same year and a few j
days later President Coolidge granted a
full pardon with restoration of citi
eenship.
Viewed Self As Martyr.
Mrs. Langley was defeated In 1930.
Langley always claimed he was sent
to prison on trumped-up charges. He
said he was "stabbed in the back by
men I’ve helped along in life," and
termed his prison sentence "the final
chapter In my martyrdom.”
After his release he wrote a book
In which he condemned those he
thought responsible for his imprison
ment.
DENTISTS FROM THREE
STATES TO MEET HERE
Several Hundred Coming to Post
Graduate Clinic Sarting
March 29.
Several hundred dentists from Vir
ginia. Maryland and West Virginia will
assemble here at invitation of the Dis
trict of Columbia Dental Society for
a "Pour-State Post-Graduate Dental
Clinic” at the Mayflower Hotel March ;
29, 30 and 31. Dr. Arthur D. Weakley !
is chairman of the local committee in
charge.
Presidents of the dental societies of
the three States have accepted invita- !
tlons to attend the session here and
have been placed on the Clinic Com
mittee.
Dr. Martin Dewey, president of the
American Dental Society, has accepted
atr invitation to attend the convention j
banquet on the night of March 30. j
Other guests on that occasion will in- !
elude Secretary of the Interior Wilbur, j
the three surgeons general of the Army,
Navy and Public Health services and j
many nationally known dentists.
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Expires at 69
JOHN W. LANGLEY.
DR. SIZOO MAKES PLEA
FOR EMPLOYMENT AID
Committee Complimented by Pres
•byterian Pastor for Service
to Public.
Every possible help should be given
to the District Employment Committee,
Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, de
clared yesterday.
Dr. Sizoo said the committee is over,
above and beyond any other District
enterprise. Explaining it is projected
by the Community Chest, he said the
committee is a product of the com
munity. He complimented the com
mittee staff for courteous and consid
erate service to the public.
• The additional sum asked for the
Community Chest this year,” Dr. Sizoo
sail!, “will be needed almost wholly for
the purpose for which the committee
is working. Through no more efficient,
noble or effective channel can Chest
funds be used to help the thousands
of unemployed than the District Com
mittee on Employment.”
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The Pilgrim Trust has donated $2,500 I
to Leeds Modern School, Leeds, Eng
land, for hikes and treks, the boys of \
the school often making walking tours (
of Europe.
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Where Dependable Merchandise Is Always Fairly Priced
'
Only 100 to sell!
NEW!!
LEATHER
JACKETS
Usually 10.00!
Tomorrow . . .
7.50
And WHAT jackets! The soft, glove-like feel of them!
The swanky cut of them! Snugly lined with kasha
suede! Full cut with deep yoke, wide belt, strap sleeves
and pockets. Many black, 2 shades of brown, dark
green, navy, a few red. Sizes 14 to 20, 40 and 42.
Palais Royal—Sportswear—Third Floor.
ELEVENTH AND G STREETS N.W. TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400
Tomorrow! We glorify the power of the half-dollar with a
Record-breaking bargains! A new, 1932 standard of values!
6,000 Pairs men’s
Fancy socks
3 prs. for
Irregulars of
50c and $1 Grades!
Pure silk socks, smartly
clocked! Silk and celanese
novelty socks. They’re
smart appearing. Sizes 10
to 12.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
Wash
dresses
\ 1.00 values!
5(l«
Every dress guaranteed
tubfast! Bright new
Spring patterns! Made
in attractive styles!
Sizes 16 to 20
Sizes 36 to 44
Sizes 46 to 52
Palais Royal
Downstairs Store
$1 Garter belts
Small, medium and large
sizes.
Narrow and
medium widths.
Satins, rayon
and brocade
combined with
elastic.
Downstairs Store
Bandeaux and wide
Brassieres
B a ndeaux, P*
sizes 32 to 38. II.
Wide Bras- If*
sieres, sizes 34 \Jr ^
to 48.
ea.
Downstairs Store
Silk crepe de chine
P&nties—Step-in*
Lace trimmed
—in peach or
flesh color.
Regular sizes.
Downstairs Store
Infants’ 39c gowns,
kimonos, gertrudes
In warm flan- 3 for
nelette, plain
white, w h i te
trimmed with
pink and blue
stitching.
Downstairs Store
Infants’ shirts
Slight Irregulars of
89c to $1 Grades
Some part 2 for
wool, silk and
wool and cot
ton. Sizes 6
months to 2
/ears.
Downstairs Store
Infants’ wrapping
Blankets
Size 30x40 Ini.
Pink and 2 for
white, blue
and white, I |/»
blocks. Vf ^
Downstairs Store
Rayon underthings
With silk appliques
Bloomers—Panties—V ests
2 pcs. for
They are tailored from the fa
mous Non-run” weave rayon.
Comfortably cut—in pink and
peach. Regular sizes.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
A hosiery saving for you!
Tomorrow—we offer the
famous |
“Ruby I ting”
silk hose
Irregulars of 1.00 grade!
Picot-top chiffons, wkh si!k*plated soles and French
heels.
Service weight with lisle hems and soles.
All have Ruby Ring Special garter protection.
All the wanted shades.
Sizes to 10.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
(1,509) Little girls'
Panty dresses
1.00 value
Attractive prints that are
guaranteed tubfast. Sizes
2 to 6 years.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
Infants’ dresses
Handmade!
Handmade with attractive hand
embroidered tops and bottoms.
Deep hems. Sizes 6 months to 2
years.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
Men’s shirts
Perfect broadcloth shirts
rarely offered at this low price!
They are smartly tailored and
generously cut. Solid colors, in
white, blue, tan, green. Collar
attached style.
Sizes 14 to 17
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
1,000 Boys’
Wash suits
Sizes 3 to 6 Years.
89c value!
Plain broadcloth in
combination button
on style. Guaran
teed tubfast.
Palais Ro>al—Downstairs Store
(1,200) Girls’ j
Wash dresses
Sizes 7 to 14 Years.
1.00 value!
They are in attrac- mf
tive prints and will |-- 8 B a !
wash perfect ly— ' III. j
guaranteed tubfast. I
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
Tots’ creepers
Sizes 1, 2, 3 Years.
€Cc value!
They come heavy
quality b r o adcloth.
All plain shades and
two-tone colors.
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
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A triumphant achievement!
600New Dresses
—in Spring’s most spar
kling new styles and colors!
“Eye-opener” values at
Have you been dreaming of buy
ing new, good-looking Spring
dresses at a bargain price? Well,
your dreams have come true!
Here they are!
Materials Scores of
styles!
1932 Printed silks
, _ , . 5 0 Clock
1932 Printed Combina- frocks
t>ons Afternoon
Canton crepes frocks
Sports frocks
i5atins Street frocks
Plain and printed rayon Business frocks
crepes School frocks
i Sizes to I
8 and half sizes!
Palais Royal—Downstairs Store
Children’s sleepers of
flannelette «
/ for
Striped pat
terns; with pgf
or witho u t £“ a ■
£s 2,, Otic
Downstairs Store
Women's Pajamas
for lounging and kitchen
One or two
piece styles in
broadcloth.
Wide trousers.
Regular sizes.
A $1 value.
Downstairs Store
Women’s costume
Slips
of broadcloth
a 50c value! for
Princess styles,
full length;
2-inch hems.
Flesh, peach,
white. Sizes
36 to 44.
Downstairs Store
(331 Prs.) Women’s
Cloth-top
Galoshes
Broken
size range
from 2/2
to 5.
Downstairs Store
(80 Pairs)
Women’s
Slippers
Broken
size range.
Downstairs
Store
Women’s gowns of
flannelette
Full SO inches long
Striped pat
terns, with
yoke necks
and long
sleeves. Regu
lar sizes.
Downstairs Store
Children’s
knitwear
All-wool leg- mat
gins, red, blue, life
pink, white.
Wool sweat- |lIIV
e r s, white,
pink, blue. Sacques, pink and
white, blue and white.
Downstairs Store