Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 7

MINEUNDERFRE ASTROIPSLEAVE Outbreak Follows Withdraw- al of Mingo County Guard. 5 *Br the Associated Press - A SI0UX ' D.. January WILLIAMSON, W. Va. January 15. Shots were fired at the Williamson Fuel Company plant in_this city last night, it was reported at mi head ers here late today. XNi was injured. The report of {l tack was made public shortly a a reserve company of federal sold on coal strike duty here had entrain- ed_for Camp Sherman. Ohio. H The assailants, the report said. had not been identified. Windows in the powerhouse were shattered. This was said to be the first time a mining sroperty had been fired upon in W amson Since the Mingo coal *was called. al days ago a_detail of sol- on duty at the plint was with- drawn. but when it b ne known that shots had been directed at the works the guard was restored. The piant. originally affected strike. resumed operation after the troops took char. e with- s state police charge of the situation. ved here from Sprigg Matewan. mining towns in th strike zone, were that sentiment ing the soldiers remov a ad heard of the p being circulated, but they would no comment. RUM RUNNERS BELIEVED TO BE USING AIRPLANE Black Hills Officers Fail to Find 8till, But Discover Intoxi- cated Ones. (Special). —Now ' that the highways Jeading from the British northwest | and from Wyoming and Montana arfli snow. making the use of automobiles | difficult. it is believed that in at least one case whisky runners are utiliz- ing an airplane in. transporting liquor into South Dakota. Black Hills officers have recently d that more drunken men than are seen in the Black Hills and this has caused speculation | as to the source of their supply. No stills can be found in the Black Hills. It has been discovered that during the past few weeks an airplane has been seen on a number of occasions in the region northwest of Sturgis, north of the Black Hills. The plane has made trips rather regularly. The 'state and prohibition officers would require another airplane in| order to capture it, and this would ! prove a difficult task in the darkness of the evening. The only easy meth- od of "catching the liquor runners would be to discover the landing place in the Biack Hills and then have of- ficers on hand to watch for the land- ing of the airplane. VICE ADMIRAL H. HUSE GIVES UP HIS COMMAND Relinquishes ‘Command of U. S. Naval Forces.and Will Return to Home Duties. CHERBOURG. France. January 15.— Vice Admiral H. McL. Huse this aft- erncon hauled down his flag as com- mander-in-chief of the American | || naval forces in European waters and | relinquished his command to Vice Ad- | miral A. P. Niblack. The ceremony took place on the United States cruiser Pittsburgh. The customary salutes were fired and a reception | il followed. Vice Admiral Huse left late today | for Paris, where he will remain a week, and then will sail for the United States, where he will revert to the grade of rear admiral and take up command of the third nava] district, with hezdquarters in New York. The Pittsburgh ' will join other American warships abroad in a cruise of the Mediterranean. DR. JONES RESIGNS. Dr. C. O. Jones, chief of color and THE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY 16, Saks & Conyrany Pennsylvania Avenue 1921—-PART 1. Seventh Street emi-Annual Round-up " Men’s Clothing (Third Floor) Something like 250 Men's Suits and Overcoats—taken right out of our regular stock reet g models and econservative designs— $ 75 plain colors and patterned effects— 2= . e A $35 to $55 grades. They are. All-Leather Coats: short and three-quarter length; Cloth or Gabardine lined ; some with fur collars—Tan. Brown and Mahogany—the majority are reversible. All sizes up to 46. HALF PRICE— $32.50 Coats. . .$16.25 $75.00 Coats. . .$37.50 $50.00 Coats...$25.00 $100.00 Coats. .$50.00 Men’s Mackinaws—Double-breasted—with Shawl collars. Sizes 36 to 42. s l 0.00 Reduced from $15 and §18 to Men’s Full Dress Vests that show slight soiling from stock handling ; correct models— Reduced From Reduced From $3.50 and $5 to $6.50 and $10.00 to $1.95 53.95 Men’s Khaki Riding Breeches; light and dark shades ; button or lace: sizes from 30 to 48. Reduced from $3.50, $4 and $5 to About 50 pairs of Men’s Medium-weight Worsted and Cheviot Pants—all desirable pat- terns. SR 53-50 Reduced from $6 and $9.75 to. . .............. §1.98 Boys’ Furnishings (Second Floor) About 10°dozen Boys’ Blouse Waists—plain White and We don’t need to tell Washingtonians any- thing about the “Round-up Sale.” You have every precedent for being on the tip-toe of expec- tancy—and you’re nct going to be disappointed. The reductions look big in type—and they will look bigger still when you hold the values before you and contrast them with the remnant that’s left of the regular price. It’s our opinion we’'ve never held a “Round-up” to compare with this one that Starts tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock Earl and Wilson, Corliss Coon and Arrow Brands of Laundered Col- lars—the stand- ard 25c grade. .. Boys’ Clothing (Second Floor) Boys’ Gray and Brown Mixed Suits—with s 95 two pairs of lined Pants—sizes are broken. . Values up to $13.75. Reduced to. .. Boys’” Wash Suits— Middy, Norfolk and But- ton-on models — plain white and fancy. Sizes A lot of Corduroy Suits —some of them the cele- brated Crompton’s All- weather Corduroy; full- lined Pants. Sizes 7, 8 and gmoenly.ants Sizes 7, 8 an 215 to 8 years. pledin $5.95 Liieile™ 95c Boys’ Fancy Cheviot Two-pants Suits in Norfolk model; both pants full-lined. Also All-wool Blue Serge and Crompton’s All-weather Corduroy Suits— s .75 all sizes up to 17 years. —_— Reducedto .......coc0ivecennnnn Men's Neglige Shirts—woven Madras and Percale—splendid assortment of pat- Furnishings (First Floor) Regular $2 grade. Reduced to. .. 95c Reefers — in Accordion Garters—Pad style—silk Knitted and other weaves elastic — those that sell —assorted colors. usually at 63c. Reduced to $10 grade. Re- $4.85 ducedto.. . .. Men’s Gloves — Tan Outseam — English make. All sizes. $ .95 $3.50 grade. Reduced to B Men’s Cloth and Knitted Gloves — assorted colors; most all sizes. $150 "and $2 Outing Flannel Night Robes. Sizes 15 to 19. Cut long and full. gEp shman Y 3 for $4.00 Outing Flannel Pajamas; cut large and roomy ; good patterns. All sizes. $3.00 grade. Reducedto........... Silk Neckwear—our se- lect patterns; our popular shapes; and made with our service bands. » §2 and $250 $1.50 grade.... 65c $1.00 grade. ... 35c &ades Redueed §7.15 Notaseme Hose — fine Lisle; in wanted colors and sizes. c 65¢c grade. Reduced to.......... Notaseam Silk Hose—fine grade—all colors and all sizes. .$1.25 grade. Reduced to.. Peerless Brand Union Peerless Union Suits— Suits—medium-weight cot- mixed wool. All sizes. ton. Onyx-brand Cashmere Hose—all sizes. SLIS grade. 65(: Onyx-brand Fancy Siik Hose; all colors and all sizes. 6 to 16 years. fancy patterns; collars attached. Sizes Reduced from $1 and $1.39 to. .. 49c Boys’ Notaseme Stockings — Black, Tan and White—in all sizes 6 to 11. Reducedto ............cccnenn c Boys’ Domet Sleepers; some with the feet attach- ed. Sizes 2 to 14 years. ;nmnm 95¢ Boys’ Domet Night Skirts; pleasing patterns. Sizes 4 to 18 years. 3 for $1.10 Boys’ Ribbed Union guilsz— popular model. izes 24 to 34. Boys’ Two-piece Pa- yamas; Domet and fancy Cotton; stripes and plain colors. protein laboratories of the bureau of chemistry of the United States De- Ppartment of Agriculture, has resigned, to be director of a laboratory of a company. Our dental service involves no guesswork; our diagnoses are cor- rect because experts—not students —take care of every patient. Twenty-seven years of high-grade dentistry, at lowest possible prices, is a etrong recommendation. Fillings, 50c to $1 up e goid. silver; amalpam or p-».:u: for painless ex - o when iher woek i3 dome. amination_and advice always f | Dr. WYETH, Inc. | & 427.29 7th St. N. W. Reduced from . Reduced 5150 i $19520. 9DC gy fedes nee $1.29 Young Men’s Suits . (Second Floor) Boys’ Long Pants Suits—“Junior High” models—Single and Double Breasted; plain and fancy col- ors. Sizes 3210 35 (15 to 20 yearsy. ~ . $ 1 500 Values up to $35.00. Reduced to. . Boys’ Long Pants Suits (“Junior High” models) with TWO PAIRS of PANTS—Singie and Dou- ble Breasted; Gray and Brown mixtures. Sizes 35 to 36. i $22.75 Reduced from $35.00 to. . e Economy Floor (Fourth Floor) Men’s Oxford Gray Overcoats—Single-breasted ; medium fitted back; cloth body-lining; Venetian yoke and sleeve linings. Sizes 34 to 38 only. s 1 l .75 Reduced from $19.75to0........... T 7 Oxford Gray Over- coats—Young Men’s mod- c!s; D_oublg - breasted; in sizes 33 to 38 only. eighth silk lined. Size 33 Grades up t $0.75 Reduced from up to $25. Reduced to 9' $25 to... 310- Men’s Suits, Single and Double- breasted ; plaih colors and fancy patterns. s 75 -Some quarter self lined. Sizes 34 to 40. b Reduced to. .e.cimeuencicnoene.., = 25 Men’s Suits—in broken sizes—none larger than 40. Neat Fancy mixtures; and cut on popular $9.75 25 Light-weight Over- coats — Green and Blue; 75 pairs of Men’s White Overalls, with bibs. Sizes 2 to 44 waist measure. model: Reduced to... Reduced to. .. Men’s Rain Coats— button to neck; venti- lated back; seams sewed, Overalls; only size z2. strapped and cemented. strongly Sizes up to made. Reduced to... 32'50\ 'Mkadueed to... s5'75 12 pairs of Men’s Striped 95¢ Boys’ Corduroy and Vel- vet - Novelty Suits; sizes from 2% to 10 years. Reduced from Boys’ Novelty Suits— Blue Serge, Blue Corduroy and Fancy Mixtures; sizes 3 to 10 years. sadsto: 9395 Boys’ Novelty Overcoats —Double-breasted button to neck; cloth lined. These Overcoats are made up from ends of Men’s Over- coatings. Sizes 3, 4 and 5 Reduced to... 9615 Only 9 Boys’ Light- weight Double-breasted Reefers — Mouse color; with Smoked Pearl but- tons ; sizes 2% to 8 years. 4 from §7.50 Only 4 Boys’ Long Over- coats ; O. D. color; Double- breasted, with belt in back; wool lined, Venetian yoke; Only 9 Boys’ Overcoats, Fancy mixtures — Double- breasted, buttoning to neck; cloth lined; sizes 8 and 9 years. 51500 1o s 9795 Boys’ Mackinaws, O. D. color; Double-breasted, with shawl collar; sizes 10, - 16and 18years only. Reduced o $7.15 Boys’ Mackinaws, Brown, Blue and Green Plaids; broken einced to.., 4415 Broken lots of Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants—neat fancy mixtures. Most all sizes in the combined lots. Reduced from sednsie. 95¢ Boys’” Rubber Coats— sewed, strapped and ce- mented seams. Sizes 12 to Boys’ Raincoats; Brown and Gray Mixtures; rub- ber. backed ; belt all around. * Si:{esdl:id]“fi:l: 16 years. $1250 to. . .. $7’50 Shoes for the Family (First Floor) Women’s Shoes—odd lots of high and low styles—in all that are most popular. seven different leathers are included—in lasts s3 35 o Valuesup to $10.00. ............... Women’s High and Low Shoes—a pair or two of a kind—but scattering sizes. Values up to oo ' $1.95 Women’s Felt Slippers— two styles; in ten different colorings. All sizes. 2o """ 89c Men’s Shoes—Black, Tan, Brown, Mahog- any—and the other wanted shades; excellent toll. Men’s Shoes—odds and ends of Low styles—one or two pairs of a kind. e w5995 Men’s Felt Slippers — Gray and Oxford; with leather soles and heels. Sizes 7 to 1 Men’s Spats, of fine grade of Kersey; all popu- lar colors; and 51.29 in all sizes..... shapes. In the combined lots are all sizes 5 33.45 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes— lines that are broken in sizes ; and other styles that we are discontinuing. Values up to 52.95 Boys’ and “Little Boys’” Scout Shoes—Brown Elk leather uppers and solid leather soles. Sizes 10 to 6. Values up to 32.95 $400 ........ . S S1 85 BHNS 235 Peerless Union Suits—all wool ; and in all sizes— $5.50, $6 and $7 grades. Reduced to $4.15 $7.50 and $8.50 grades. Reducedto....... $5.15 $10.00 grades. Reducedto.............. $6.45 Men’s Silk Shirts—Crepe and Broadcloth; good as- sortment of patterns. Regular $10 Boys’ Sweaters — Penn- sylvania Knitting Mill’s make ; with Notair button- holes. All sizes and colors in all styles‘ $12 and $13.50 grades. Reduced $5.95 o Men’s Sweaters—Pennsylvania Knitting Mill's make; and Notair buttonholes. All styles and all col- 95 . ors—and all sizes. $12, $13.50 and $15 grades. Reduced Men’sandBoys’ Hats (First Floor) Our entire remaining stock of Felt Hats—Soft Hats and Derbys—of correct shapes; and in all proper proportions. $5 grade reduced to §335 Men’s English and Do- mestic Golf Caps —latest shapes and exclusive pat- terns. . - $9 grade reduced to $4.95 Children’s Velour and Velvet Hats—wanted col- ors and popular shapes. $8 and $10 Sporting Goods (Fourth Floor) Men’s All-wool Coat Jerseys—Navy Blue; 75 light weight. Sizes 38 to 44, 33 All - wool Wristlets; Khaki color. 75c grade. Re- lgc All-wool Golf Hose, with feet; assorted coll::;ced to... s2'45 Basket and Stockings; 29¢ 25 pairs ;\’[’en‘s Basket and Foot Ball Stockings. e 125 Boys’ Foot ~ Ball mostly small Razor Strops of the bet- ter sort—leather on one side, canvas on the reverse 50c grade. Reduced to. .. Fountain 5 Warner's Shaving Brushes. Redooed 0. 5245 Fancy Beaded Leather Moccasins.