Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 11

‘ MODEST BANK ROBBER «. DEMANDS BUT LITTLE Asking for Only $25 in Baltimore and $50 in Laurel, Thief Con- *5 fesses When Arrested. ‘BALTIMORE, February 4¢.—A modest ! “hold-up man yesterday held up a hankl | -cashier here and then proceeded to Laurel, twenty miles away, where hel Tobbed another, demanding and re- ceiving $25 from the first and $30 from the second. Six hours later, Winfield S. Hyles, twenty, was ar- rested, as he stepped from a train at Camden station and confessed, po-| | lice say, to the thefts. ¢ When searched at the police station, ¥Hyles was found to have in his pos- Session a pistol, the $55 he had stolen, e change. es is alleged to have given as his reason for not demanding more money from the iers the foct that it was “easier. Hyles entered the Provident Bank at noon and handed Creston L. Smith, cashier. this note: “Warning. Give me at once or I will shoot to kill.” At the same time he shoved a pistol in Smith’s face. Obtaining the cash he left the bank and the police were informed imme- diately and furnished with a descrip- tion of the man. At 2:45 the Citizens' of Laurel was held up. T man appeared in the bank two pistols. according to C. cashier. and demanded in his hand a piece of paper believed to have borne a written demand- for money like that presented to the Ealtimore bank. He did not, present it, however. Little asked him i wanted. He said it Little then gave him the money and the man left. He dropped a $20 bill in lea how- ever, so that his total loot was only 50 was all he| Hyles boarded train Ce Taurel, . a Baltimore president of the Laurel as the man who held thenr-up. UNIONISM A FACTOR . [N SELECTION OF JURY Tentative Talesmen Being Enrolled for the Mattewan Murder Trial at Williamson, W. Va. WILLIAMSON, W. Va., February 4.— A sufficient number of talesmen was on hand when court opened this morn- ing to warrant a continuation of the efforts to obtain a jury to hear the evidence in the Matewan shooting cases. It was apparent from the be- ginning of the session that member- *ship in a trade union was to play an important part from now on in the selection of tentative jurors. Bernard Grace. a machinist, was closely questioned by Attorney James Damron, for the state, regarding his membership in a railroadmen’s organ- {ization. Grace was very frank in his answer and unhesitatingly said he be- lleved his sympathy for union men |might influence his decision if he were ion a jury. . The rumor of last might that the state move to eliminate from the. jury lall union men persisted this morning. {* It was not known when the motion would be flled, but it was generally conceded that it would be done before | [H|’ the twenty tentative jurors were se- lected. Judge R. D. Bailey would make no [ statement on the rumor, confining himself to the assertion that the proper time for his comment was when €he motion was presented. —_— Headaches From Slizht Colds. GROVE'S Laxat've BROMO QUININE Tab lets relieve the Headuche by caring the Cold. A tonfc iaxative and germ destrover. The gen. uine beary the signature of E. W. Grove. (:le sure you get BROMO.) 30c.—Advertisement. MANDATE UP TO LEAGUE. Britain's: Rule Oyer Mésopd! to Be Bubmitted February TONDON. Fshruary 4.—Great Britain's ,mandate for Mesopotamia will beisub- {mitted to the council of the leagtle of | nations at its meeting at Geneva, Switzerland, February 21, it is said by newspapers of this city The London Times and the Dally Mail feature the ; announcement that this action is con- ._temnhted. and the Mail, in an editorial, emphi ¢ its great diplomatic im- | portance, demanding that before Great ? Britain accepts thé mandate the coun- | try should be given complete informa- | tion regarding the matter. “Once ‘this responsibility ig under- taken,” the newspaper declares, “Mes- opotamia wil! be firmly tled to our backs, with all the enormous financial Labilities it involves.” i ’ e | PADEREWSKI COMING TO U. S. | pPARIS, February 4. —Former Premier Paderewski of Poland will start Satur- {d:)’ for his visit to America. He will sail on tha steamer France from Havre E ““You need Selinger's Eye Service™ Selinger Glasses ——are made primarily for comfort and preservation of the eyesight. However, proper style is never over- looked. We show all fashion's newest fancies in mountings. SELINGER’S savor of big, fresh-roasted crispy Almonds and then— the deliciousness of the min- ded flavors, imparting a taste to your delight. Thare are doelers i: Wl solf themm af 5. Tt 1o oo owa fault if you pay more. D. AUERBACH & SONS 21th Ave. 46th to 47th Sts. New Yerk City at $2.95 Women'd Umbrellas. an assorted lot of novelty handles, ind“‘}f“fi shel handles, with rings to match. Usually found only in regular $3 umbreflas. Wear guaranteed. An unusual opportunity to sccure 4 high-grade umbrella at Goldsnberg's—Tirst Flact, Smart Middy Dresses for Girls Featured for Saturday at Money-Saving Prices We are ready to outfit the girls and juniors with new spring apparel—new arrivals of smart Middy Dresses and other apparel enable us to offer special values sure to interest the thrifty mother celluloid and bakelite rings and full-length celluloid and colered Covers of fine quality taped edge American (cotton) taffets, a little cost. tomorrow. Practical and at $5.50. Girls’ $5 Middy Dresses $3.98 Girls' White Middy Dresses, gen- uine Lonsdale jean, trimmed with flat white braid, yoke, lacer, silk emblem, skirts with deep pleats and wide hems; also navy blue and red trimmed models; sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Middy Blouses, $1.98 Girls’ Lonsdale Jean Middy Blouses, with blue Palmer linen collars and also navy blue trimmed with . lacer and silk emblem on i sizes 6 to 18 years. Final Clearance Reductions on Boys’ Clothing < A final markdown sale to clear out remaining winter lines . of Boys’ Clothing. Prices are down to rock-bottom—thrifty mothers should not miss this opportunity to outfit their boys at savings. Boys’ $13.50 Norfolk Suits, $9.75 Boys’ All-wool Yarn Dyed Navy Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, coats lined with alpaca and fuil lined and taped knickerbocker pants; sizes 8 to 18 years, 2 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits, $11.95 Boys’ All-wool Two-pants Suits, fashioned of cheviot and tweeds, in light and dark mixtures. Alpaca lined coats; full lined and taped knicker- bocker pants. , Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ All<Wool Norfolk Suits, $11.50 Balance of our régular stock selling’ at $20.75 to §27.50; full cut; sizeés from 9 to 18 years. Boys’ $2.25. Trousers, $1.87 Boys" Knickerbocker Pants, fashioned of good quality cheviot ahd ‘tweed mixtures; lined throughout; sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ $3 and $3.50 “Kaynee” Rompers at $1.89 This famgus-brand is universally known to all mothers” and is noted for good wearing qualities. Fashioned of rep, chambray, linene, madras and kiddie cloth, in various color com- binations; collars . trimmed with contrasting zes 2 to 8 years. berg's—Third. Fleor, Men’s $325 Lewis Mak - Union Suits PR L at $1.69 An unusual opportunity for men to effect exceptionally large savings on underwear known the country over, -Famous Lewis Knitting Mills’ product—the standard of quality and merit. Union Suits of fine quality heavy ribbed balbriggan; closed crotch style, in all regular sizes. All are perfect quality. Men’s Underwear, heavy cot- Men's i; ton ribbed; ecru color; Qnyx Mercerized Lisle Haulf Home, reinforced sole and shirts and drawers to toe; high spliced heel; black and match; regular sizes; 75C all wanted plain colors; perfect worth ‘31-«0 ............ quality; all sizes in the Men’s Glastenbury Under- |- lot. but not in each 39C wear, heavy weight, wool mixed; color; ‘worth 65¢ pair. . natural gray color; mostly all Men's Shirts, fiber and silk #izes up to 50 in Eepilase ana atonte: $l QF | 2nd silk and natin stripe madras; Worth $3.00 . all soft cuff models; Men's “Fauitless” ht- | broken lots from robes, of heavy weight domet | Fe®Ular stock selling $2.89 flannel; military neck style; per-/ | UP to $7.00 ... fect uality; full s cue sizessvatses $1.855 |, Meme Wool Alpaca Reefers, : H ) . for ‘dress wear of ‘worth $2.50 and $3.00 motoring; natural Men’s Underwear, Stuttgart alpaca color; - finish, medium welght, worsted L olory Lilng ed ends; values worth $2.50 mixed; natural up to §5.00. ... color; broken TR AR slight {m'p e rfection Men's Smart Set Derbies, Worth 3T80 . ......... new fall and winter shapes; in Men’s Silk Neckwear, popu- | black and brown; $1.95 lar medium-shape four- regular sizes; sold jn-hands: values worth 39C regularly at $4.00... T O Goldenberg’e—First Floor. Women’s $1.75 Winter- Weight Union Suits at 95¢ Women’s Heavy Fleeced-Cotton Union Suits, high neck and long sleeves, ankle-length pants; in regular and extra ;lszes. Offered tomorrow in a final clean-up sale at only c a suit. : ‘Women’s “Forest Mills” " Underwear, separate gar-. I ments, heavy and medium weight. cotton; shirts with high neck and long sleeves, Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, low neck and sleeveless: ankle and knee.length pants; 75C broken sizes. Worth $1.89 «...ceevveeenii il L] Children’s Fleece Lined Cot- ton Shirts, high neck and long Misses’ Fleece Lined Union sleeves; slzes 4 t Sults, high neck and long sleeves, ankle length; the pop- : o ular Tailor-made Brand; 10" years. W 35 sizes 2 to 10 years. 50c leid S C Worth $1.00 .. & Goldenberg's—First Floor. Women’s $7 to $9 Footwear at $3.95 Pair To clear stocks of incomplete lines we’ve slashed regular prices—a disposal of footwear that provides women with the biggest savings this season. High and Low Shoes, in lace and button models, includ- ing Oxfords and Pumps in brown and black kid, tan, patent colt and dull leathers, also high shoes. Louis, Cuban and lowl heels. All sizes in the lot, but not all sizes in: each style. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Worth Up to $5.00 a Pair at $2.85 a Pair ‘Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, in lace and button styles, of tan, patent colt and dull leathers. All sizes in the lot from 8% to 2. Clearance price, $2.85 a pair. Goldenberg's—First Floor, THE EVE Sale of Women'’s Umbrellas Girls’ Three=Piece Middy Dresses at $5.50 stylish Middy Dresses of dark blue beautiful quality that will withstand the hardest tubbings—extra special All are beautifully made and the middy blouse is trimmed with white braid, the skirts are full pleated and they come with pair of bloomers to match. Perfect fitting dresses, in all sizes from 6 to 14 years. Children’s Dresses, $2.50, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 A large assortment of smart mod- els, of beautiful quality ginghams, in stylish plaids, trimmed with sash and white collars; also plain_color trim- mings; entirely new models; sizes ¢ to 14 years. 3 i, Little Girls’ Dresses, $2.49 Of white lawn, high-walsted mod- els, «kirt trimmed with val lace in- sertion, finished with dalnty ribbons; slzes 2 to 8 yenrs. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor, Blouses of a most delightful so material of Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Lowered Prices on Toilet Goods Saturday sale at savings. Tax not included at these prices. Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, 50c size, 32c. Bourjois Java Riz Face Pow- der, all tints, box, 32c. Elcaya Cream, jar, 18c. Pebeco Tooth Paste, regular 50c size, 32¢c. Babcock’s Corylopsis Talcum Powder, can, 14c. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Beautiful Spring Trimmed Hats $10 ular 25c cakes, 15c. West India Sea Salt, for ti at 12c. Fountain Syringes, two-qua ‘ standard quality. at $1.00. With our millinery department showing new arrivals of pretty Spring Hats for imme- diate wear, we are ready for the new season tomorrow. Excellent variety of styles for women, misses and matrons— hats for semi-dress, dress or street wear, embracing the most recent developments of the new season. They include hats of new fancy straw brims with silk, satin or ribbon crowns; trimmed with flowers, ostrich fancies, fancy ribbon effects and many bead nov- elties. Chic Turbans, Close-fitting Hats and Off-the-face styles. China blue, henna, orange, brass and peach are some of the new shades that will pleasingly greet your eyes. Ready-to-Wear Hats for Spring Special at $3.95 to $6.95 These hats are the newest for immediate wear—charming in style and becoming to every type. Styles are varied and include satin and combinations of silk, satin with fancy straw brims, in the latest shapes and colors; smartly trimmed with berries, pins, embroidered ornaments and flowers. Goldenberg's—Becond Floor. A Drastic Reduction for Final Clearance of “Short Lots”’ of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Tomorrow at $14.50 __ To clear our stocks of these broken assortments and odd lots ‘of suits, we've put a price on them that will hurry them all out tomorrow. Natu- rally sizes are not complete, but there are all sizes in the lot from 35 to 42 regular, and you will no doubt find just the suit you want. Styles for men and young men—conservative and snappy models of good wear- ing materials, in a varied range of desirable colors and patterns. Both single and double breasted suits in the lot, full alpaca or serge lined. Remainders of our regular stock of winter suits that sold at much higher prices—here tomorrow at $14.50 for choice. and Young Men’s Overcoats Formerly Sold Up to $35.00 at $18.50 The style-warmth and economy represented in this offering should bring men here tomorrow for these overcoat bargains. Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats, including conservative but- ton through models in oxford grays with plain flap pockets; sizes 35 to 42; also Black Ulsters with belted back, in all sizes, and Ulsterettes in one or two of a pattern, mostly sizes 34, 35 and 36. Clearance price, $18.50. Men’s Separate Trousers Worth Up to $9.50 at $4.75 Odd lot of Men’s Separate Trousers of fine materials, including blue and green flannels and fancy cassimeres. Sizes 30 to 36 only. Reduced to $475 a pair. Men's Clothing Store—Main Floor. Women’s and Misses’ High-Grade Wrappy Coats A 3 at $17.50 Values Worth Up to $39.75 These arc the same smart styles and splendid quali- ties we’ve sold earlier in the season at double the sale price. A wonderful purchase from a prominent New York maker who disposed of his remaining stock at a big price concession enables us to offer savings that are nothing short of startling. Materials Are Suedene, Wool Velour and Broadcloth Kersey These handsome, warmth-giving fabrics are well tailored and noticeable for their smart lines and careful workmanship. Included are the best styles in wrappy, hug-me-tight and semi-Dolman effects, with large cape collars. : . Colors of navy blue, new blue, taupe, brown and reindeer. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor, and Georgette Crepeand Net Waists g : Worth Up to $5.00 at $1.95 price because the range of styles and sizes is not complete. The lot includes Georgette Crepg and Net Waists, in white, flesh, dainty-colored stripes and figures. Some are lace-trimmed, others are tailored models with Peter Pan collars. Long and short sleeves, with round and square necks. All sizes in the lot up to 46. Buy your needed supplies of toilet accessories in our regular ‘Woodbury’s Facial Soap, reg- bath; large box, regularly 25c, size; seamless red rubber bags, ‘Worth $1.50, Women’s Handbags at $1.95 Women's Leather Handbags, Swagger Bags and Purses, an assort- meunt of new up-to-date styles, in black and colors. attractive styles, in fancy pressed leathers, including tapir-lamb, walrus, morocco and alligator cffects. Women's Silk Moire Handbags, in a: in black and celors; « <idized silver, fancy me framos; some with inside coln pocket, othe mirrer BLUDZI. . oiiiiiiiiiane tesessssieans Qoldenberg's—First Floor. rt are these—marked at this low he rt Girdles, etc., etc. Shell Bag Frames, sul Wo! Wo! bru; goo heac Wo and sil $12. T Women’s 50c Handkerchiefs 29c Women's Haundke rchiefs, Madeira effects, beautiful open- work, embroidered and scallop- ed edge designs. Beautiful soft- finish quality. Women's Handkerchiefs, colored border and fancy sport | effects: an 'assortment of styiish patierns. 10C Former 19¢ values..... Goldenberg's—First Floor. Stockings of pire thread silk, black, white and a few colors. Samples and Odd Lots of 75c, $1 and $1.50 s 5 O Novel Pendants, Locneis and Charms, Bracelets, Hat Pins, Beauty Pin Sets, Vanity Cases, Dorine Boxes, Pocket Puff and Mirror Cases, Pearl Necklaces, Fancy shapes, in heavy tortoise shell, white, gray and amber finish ; worth $1.50 and $2.00. A Disposal of the Entire Stock of Fur Coats Scarfs and Muffs This is the opportunity women have waited for. It opens the way for women to purchase furs of the highest quality at the lowest prices known in years. somely to look ahead to next season’s needs now while these extraordinary values are available. Red Fox Sets, whole animal ef- fect scarfs, with head, tail and paws: silk trimmed muff to match. Natural Opossum Sets, style scarfs and large size muff to match. Red Fox Scarfs, shaped animal effects, trimmed with paws; lined. Manchurian Iceland Fox large 1 quality pelts; beauti- fully = striped; _ silk $62_50 lined. Worth $125.00. . ool Nutria Stoles, in taupe and B brown; shaped ef- : fects; silk lined. $47,50 f ‘Worth $95.00 . Women’s $2 “Onyx” Silk Stockings $1.00 Pair This.is a clearance lot, and women who want to save one-half on their hosiery should take advantage of this sale to buy a season’s supply tomorrow. Famed “Onyx” Brand Many novel shapes 1 assortment of stylish shapes, tal and silk covered $2.95 rs with purses and - f y Girls’ Bloomers 4 5 Specially Priced black satine; full cut sizes, 12, 14 and 16 years. 5 knees ... 85" 3 Children’s Bloomers, of pink ds, full o d el OB @Girls’ New Khaki Bloomers, yokes with bullan]hsoles; full cut sizes from 6 to $1.50 Girls' Bloomers, of white and ' Heavy elastic waist and and blue chambray; deep button- years ... fine, heavy galatea; deecp fitted years. Worth $2.00. Goldenberg’s—Third Floeor. An importer’s samples and odd lots of new seasonable jewelry, all high- grade, popular styles. The collection em- braces— Bar Pins, Brooches, Earrings, Fancy Bead Necklaces, Novel Metal Necklaces and Long Chains, Soutoir Chains, with pend- ants; Lingerie Clasps, bstantially _made, stylish U1 It will pay you hand- lined and large $25.00 choker $15.00 rth $49.50 rth $32.50 sh tail, head and silk or satin Worth $27.50 .. 512'50 e et e T L i il e et $4.50 Scarfs, shaped Xk lined. ot $5.00 50 Worth aupe Muskrat Capettes, extra size; selected skins: beau- n:lalched; $37.50 Worth k Stoles, fine shoulder 1y Venice Lace Collars, 55c Venice Lace Tuxedo Rofft Collars, for dresses any suits; new and effective de signs, in white, cream a ecru colors. Silk Windsor Ties, good qual- ity messaline, pointed ends; full length and width; all wanted 35C Shade8 .....c..ieceszca Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. F with mock-seam back; in Every pair perfect quality. bronze, Russian calf and other full fashioned. double sole, heel garter tops. Mostly all sizes. Women’s $3.00 Silk Hose, $1.19 ! Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose. in brown, chocolate, desirable shodes (no_blacks); and toe, with mercerized lisle Women’s 60c Lisle Hose, 35¢: ‘Women's Gauze Lisle Hose, in black and cordovan; mock-seam back; perfect quality; also white hose, full seamless style, with double heel and toe. | Goldenberg's—First Floor. Pretty Ribbons at 25¢ Yard An agsprtment of styles, in- clrdi-~ taffeta with satin stripe and edge, plain moire, also flow- ered and combination colored stripes; all wanted shades; four and five Inches wide. Goldenberg's—First Floor, “Boy Scout” Stockings, 39¢ . “Boy Scout” Black Cotts Stockings, wide and narrow rib-" bed; perfect quality; sizes in the lot from 7 to 10%, but not in each weight. 49c Table Oilcloth 29¢ Yard Five-quarter Plain White Table Oilcloth, standard quality, best grade, selling regularly at 49c yard. Mill seconds. . First Flosr—Domestio Dept.