Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 14

14> “MMEEIONNIRE KID” kid,” conviotsd & year ago of counter- | the. victim of at Fort Kan.,, and re- John C. Pol- | said. lock in the Kansas City, Kan., fed- eral court today. The fine was $500 F and costs and Osterweiss’ release was i RELEASED TO GET FINE | made contingent upon payment of the * it fine. He left here tonight for New - ®ANHAS' CITY. Mo., Sanuary 15— Haven, where he said he expected to Louls M. Osterweiss of New Haven,|confer with his conservator regard- Cown, Enow P ing payment. ® as the “millionaire | "% B3IRINCL 10req Osterweiss was the curse of gold.” |- folling' Tredmiry riotes while an in-|According to -officials, he inherited mate of federai disciplinary barracks |large sums of money from relatives. Leavenworth, According to Osterwelss, since his leased on bond under suspended sen- | conviction he has been employed in oo o owe this wecksforisen- | several cities o the outieesT 26 ence, was fir leased when he | also’ had worked in' New 3 mumv” Fae | LANSBURGH&BROTHER B MONDAY STORE NEWS. = The ]anumy Sale of Art Goods —for three-days only! Every piece of: goeds in this sale is NEW. They have all been specially purchased to give to.the January Sales some real values in our Art Goods Department. For your convenience they are divided into.four groups, as follows: - at 18¢ STAMPED_GUEST. TOWELS; in attractive de- . - sl ofi-plain or. fancy striped huck. TEA GWELS, in designs of china, such as cups, -'saucers; fl:ges;,etc., on art crash. z g T EA;.APRQ'NS, stamped on lawn in lazy daisy de- B .. -signs. Veryattractive. - t " at48¢ “DRYWEEi‘." TOWELS in many lovely designs. With simple designs for crochet scallops. CENTERPIECES—in floral designs - 36x36, in ecru color art weave. g # "PILLOW_TQPS AND BACKS, in ecru color - o art weifi A _fldral designs_.' : .-~ “VOILE WAISTS, made up in white, black, blue :~: ~and orchid, attractively stamped for hand em- _broidery. i -~ CENTERPIECES, size 36x36, stamped on Indian =_«Head, inf effective designs, for white or colored 2 _work. * .- DRESSER AND BUFFET SCARFS, to match the . centerpieces.” ‘Attractively stamped also. ; o Tizree \ 7 ‘at 78c¢ NIGHTGOWNS; made of splendid nainsook, deep hem and stamped in fetching designs. LUNCHEON. CLOTHS, size 44x44, in lovely de- signs, for white embroidery. Stamped on In- dian Head.” INFANTS’ LONG:DRESSES, with stamped scal- lops ; of sheer material and tucked trimming. at 98¢ PILLOWCASES, stamped for embroidered scal- lops*for effective designs on Pequot tubing. 'S, in many effective patterns, con- "sisting ‘of 13'pieces. In blue, pink and green. e " JAPANESE "LUNCHEON CLOTHS, in " those pretty blue print styles. Sizes 48x48 at this L% pEICE. gz oo — at $1.48 PILLOWCASES, hemstitched for crocheted scal- lops and stamped for white and color work. JAPANESE LUNCHEON CLOTHS, also in the - effective-blue prints, in size 60x60. Very con- Is Imposed on Pole Food Thief WARSAW, January 15.—Ed- ward Peters, thirty-nine years old, a clerk in the Warsaw poat office, was sentenced to death recently after having been convicted of stealing a package of food sent by mail from Ameriea. He was tried under a law making it a capital offense to steal from the gov- ernment. His sentence is now up on appeal. Death Penalty) ‘ ‘ | Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star. on the brink of a double revolution. ists are arming and are about ready REACH BAHIA HONDA. Twelve Seaplanes Make Flight From San Diego to Canal Zone. SAN FRANCISCO. January 15.—. twelve F-5-L naval seaplanes, whi are making a flight from San Diego |from Sineojeo-Apfelbaum, the soviet to the Canal Zone, arrived at Bahia |agent recently banished from Ger- Honda, Canal Zon: ing to word received at the Twel naval district headquarters here J. S. S. Aroostoo tender, also arrived at Bahia Hon esterday, accord- | many to his German comrades: airplane orces have been greatly augmented on to Berlin whenever the signal is iven. a bolsh All lal of the Moscow leaders. Simulta- ich [ neously, the paper prirts a letter fth Struggle to Be Hard. to-| “We know that the decisive strug- s with us, and more bloody.” he German states. THE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY 16, 1921_PART T ARMY IS READY TO STRIKE ' FINAL BLOWFOR WILLIAM |Vinced that the German proletarial RLIN, ary 15—Germany is|W! o its duty and ful ts sacre B JaRUAEY IS Y 18| mission in the fight for the freedom of the world. The focus of the world In Bavaria and the south the royal- | revolution is now centered on you. The mecessity for action undoubt- edly will come at a_time when we to clash for a return of the monarchy. | Shy, Tl come at 2. time Whet v The former kaiser has been fnancing | quickly as we should have been able this plot, backed by all the strength |to do some time ago. The change in = our condition forced us to conclude of the reactionary party, the military | s ogce with capitalistic Poland before caste and many of the civil officials. |the great action might be started in Then the German army in east Prus- |Germany, but this peace will not last sia is officered by monarchists and its | very long. f Parties Watch Each Other. Tecently. Tt is ready to start a march | The two revolutionary parties are watching each other closely. The so- On the other hand, the Deustche |cialist paper Koenigsberger Volk- Zeitung discovers a_complete plan for | zeitung charges that the reactionary ik uprising in northern Ger- | commander-in-chief of east Prussia, many which has received the approv- | col Mo aer i e O S ttracting large forces of armed men to his com- mand, who cross the line from other One day, the paper charges, 500 men marched into east Prussia to join him, fully armed, in military formation, and taking with vi i them four heavy and two light guns. Bl b arder I e ooy, me| Forces of similar strength followed da “but we are absolutely con-'on the two succeeding days without 30 Seventh St. Columbia Grafonolas G-2 SIZE 46x19x21 tive catalogs. They H-2 SAME SIZE AS G-2—has record ejector... .. K-2 SIZE 46x21x19 inches, equipped with 7 albums for holding 84 records ................... ecleioies sy L-2 SIZE 47x21x19, equipped with 9 record albums for - holding 108 records ............. Sleleleissielolaitele alalotolh Pay $5.00 Cash Pay $10.00 Cash No Interest Added—Balance to Be Paid in Small Weekly booths. tee. Stop. * * * would be inches, shelves for holding 84 records * * * Follows You Home or Monthly Payments. * * * Join the Record Club $10.00 Worth of Records, $2..00 Down — $2.00 Monthly Until paid. All Columbia and Vocalion Records sold at prices quoted in respec- remain your permanent property, Songs, Sung at Poli’s Tonight. Balcony—First Floer—Lansburgh & Brether E-2 RACKS—Hold 75 records; size 42x19x21 inches. .. .$120.00 E-2 with shelves for record albums same as Model E-2, $125.00 F-2 HAS RECORD EJECTOR, same size as Model E-2, $140.00 $225.00 $275.00 o We Sell Recoerds of Marion Harris’ Columbia Grafonolas at Reduced Prices (Because they have done service) SERVICE in our record SERVICE in our grafo- nola salons. SERVICE in homes that have exchanged for higher- priced models. The mechanical parts are perfect and carry our usual one-year guaran- The Cabinets are marred, some hardly per- ceptible. Each is equipped with the Nonset Automatic ] ki e The Reason for This Dfastic Move? As direct selling-agents for the. Columbia Graphophone Co. of N. Y.—and to continue our policy—we aim to keep our house in order, and to dispose of these “used” machines at once, so as to start our fiscal year, Feb. 1st, 100% perfect, in our Grafonola department. Every one considering the purchase of a phonograph certainly wants a stand- ard make (like thevColumbia) in their home. All we ask is. your inspection, we feel certain you will buy one of these “used” machines. " Now for the Sale---(Quantities Limited) ™ If new, price Sale price $95.00 $110.00 $115.00 $125.00 $140.00 $175.00 $200.00 How To Own One----It Almost —For choice of $95.00, $110.00, $115.00 and $125.00 Machines. * —For choice of $14000, $175.00 and $200.00 Machines. Sunday Golf Gets , , Lloyd George “In | Bad” With Welsh | ABERYSTWYTH, Walex, Jan- wary 15—Premier Lloyd George has been taken to task by xome of his former Welsh constitu- ents for playing golf on Sunday. Congregationnl Church here recently voted unanimously to protest against the example met by the premier in secking Sunday recreation. the German minister of defense mak- ing the slightest effort to interfere. Gateway Is Constructed. Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star. DOORN, Holland, January The former German Kkaiser is having a huge gateway constructed at the side of the park in which his present home is located. It is on a fine road run- ning straight to the German frontier and faces away from the village. The present gate is guarded day and night by a Dutch guard. This guard cannot see the new gate. It is whispered among the kaiser's friends who come here with a con- stant stream of messages from adher- ents all over Germany, that in a high- powered car, he could dash to the German frontier in a few hours along a road without a single village to mark his passage and with on small frontier guard to bar his w: Were some one to impersonal in the castle grounds here for a few days, his escape would not be known | until he turned up in Germany at the head of an army, for only his personal servants are permitted to come clase | to him. 1 THE WEATHER. District of Columbia and Maryland —Partly cloudy today; tomorrow un- settled, colder by tomorrow night; moderate west and southwest winds. Virginia—Fair ., today; tQmOIrow moderate westerly probably fair; winds. West Virginia—Partly cloudy to- day; tomorrow cloudy, probably snow flurries and colder. ’s Temperatures. 2 am., 36; 4 am., 35; ; ., 35; 12 37; 4 pm., 31; 6 pm. 37; 8 37; 10 p.m., 35. Highest, 39. lowest, 34.0. Relative humidity—8_ am., 92; 2 p.m., 60; 8 p. » Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 pm.), 0. Hours of sunshine, 2.0. Per cent of possible sunshine, 21.0. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 33; lowest, 19. ‘Weather in Various Cities. Precip- itation, Max. Min. Sat- Fri. Sat, urday. night. 8 p.m. Pined:for Master, With Whom He Had Lived Ten Years. ! CUMBERLAND, M4, January 15 (Special).—Sheppy, the dog that for ten years had made its home at the county jail at Hollidaysburg, above Bedford, is dead of a broken heart. He pined away for bis master, former Warden John B. Riddle. Riddle's term as warden expired January 1and he moved to his farm in Turkey val- ley. He was succeeded by William Reifsteck. The dog searched all over the jail for the former warden and cried piteously. It was thought he would get used to his new master, but he didn’t. Yesterday morning Sheppy was found dead. ‘The grocer who tells you this is guarding your interests. He knows that the packer who seals his foods with Caps bearing this trade-mark has done all that can be done to preserve theiroriginal purity and flavor. trade-mark represents a quarter century of serving the world’s foremost Now we bring it to your attention so that you may discriminate between known and noknown quality. There is much that you should 35¢ Tiz, for tender feet...... 60c Hay’s Hair Health......., $1.00 Danderine. ......ccccoaveannee.......69 60c Danderine.. .. 35c Danderine....... uy $1.00 Pineoleum Spray Outhit. . . $1.00 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. . .. 60c Bromo Seltzer-.. ...... 50c De Witt’s Kidney Pills. .. 60c Musterole................. 35c Castoria......... 25¢ Carter’s Liver Pills. . 35c Freezone, for corns. . $1.20 Gray’s Glycerin Tonic......... 70c Sal Hepatica....... $1.00 Bliss Native Herbs. $1.00 Q. Ban Hair Tonic. 50c Lavoris. ......... 60c Formamint Tabs. . $1.00 Listerine............. $1.00 Usoline Mineral Oil... ... $1.00 Liquid Alboline.......... 25c Simmons’ Liver Regulator. $1.00 Eno’s Fruit Salt. . ................... $1.00 H. K. Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil. . ........ 25c Stearn’s H. A. Wafers........... Zymole Trokeys........... 2-Quart Hygea Hot Water Bags, $2.00 Quality, $1.19° 50c Calox Tooth Powder, large size. 25c Lyon’s Tooth Powder........ 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . . . 50c Listerine Tooth Paste. . ... 50c Pompeian Face Powder. . . . 35c Mary Garden Talcum.......... 30c DjerKiss Talcum. ............. 25c Pompeian Talcum. 50c Lash Browine........ 25c Aubry Sisters’ Face Powder. 50c Aubry Sisters’ Face Powder..... 50c Tekla Face Powder.. . . .......... 20c Williams’ Talcum, 2 for. . 25c Sanitol Face Powder. ..... 25c Sanitol Face Lotion. 50c Ziborphen Tooth Paste 1 I 50c Pyrodento Tooth Paste..................39 | 35c Palmolive Shaving Cream. ....... sxwis 15c Physicians and Surgeons’ Soap, 6 for. . 10c Rose Bath Toilet Soap.......... 60c Cream Elcaya. Fels Naptha Soap............ 25c Violet Ammonia. ... .. 3-0z. Aromatic Spirits Ammonia. .. .. 3-0z. bottle F. E. Cascara Sagrada. 3-0z. bottle Best Vanilla. .. ...... 6-0z. bottle Glycerin. ....... 1-pint bottle Best Witch Hazel. . ..... 4-oz. bottle Glycerin and Rose Water. . 2-o.z. bottle Tincture Iodine. . ....... 1-pint bottle Crude Carbolic Acid.......... 1-pint bottle Best Peroxide Hydrogen. ... 100 5-grain Cascara Tablets. ... ..... 100 Calomel Tablets, any strength. 100 Verocolat Tablets. . ......... 1 pound Best Epsom Salts. . . 4-1b. can Best Epsom Salts 15¢c Peterman’s Discovery. 604 9th, and F St. Corner 12th Breaking All Records of Cut Prices ; on Every-Day Needs Monday ‘ Tuesday, Wednesday $2.00 Fountain Syringe Hygea No. 20 2-quart size, complete for family use; us- ually sold a This sale only— $1.19 ‘War Tax Not Included. FREE Hershey’s Nasal Douche Cocoa, ‘With Pint Bottle Im= st i 15-1b. cans, At 25¢ $2.00 Gem Blade Stroppers...............$1.69 Autostrop Blades, dozen. . Half dozen.......... is a service we maintain and | 5 \ insist upon. 2 for 35¢}] | | 2\ 1