Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 19

EBONITE %~ For Transmissions and Differentials Builds up a film of quiet and free & Sold everywchers in five and twen! INITE™ to wd dealer— beat results. . Just say “EBO! abeolute assurdnce o lubricant that keeps from friction. Elude Cordon at By the Associated Press. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., June 2.—Eilud- ing the thinly drawn cordon of posse- men, ‘said to have surrounded -them néar Lansing, Tenn., Wednesday aft- ernoon. Tom Christians and Harry Wilson, sought for alleged participa- tion in the murder of George Lewi and an attempt to rob an Oakdal Tenn., bank, doubled back toward the latter town last night and today are being sought by an augmented and heavily armed posse under orders to take them “dead or alive.” last night were that the two men had beed given food at a farmhouse a mile from iown, the occupans being unaware of who they were, and, leav- ing there, started in the direction of Harriman. Feeling against the two men is running high in Roane and Andersopn counties. The search _continued throughout the day and today officers ——— - [ALLEN'S FOOT=EASE O || gt Prinrdon ta Chaks Inta Vamr Shos- | And sprifikie in the | N foot-bath. It takes I the sting out of corns, | =) Lunions, blisters and | callouses, and gives rest and comfort t hot, tired, smarting, swollen’ feet. More than 1.500,- 000 pounds of pow- der for the feet | were used by our | . llen's Foot-Ease. the powder for tl fect, takes the friction from the shoe, | freshens the feet Nothing relieves shoes 8o quickls Ask for Al Muider Suspects, at-tunnel 24 on the Southern railway | now co [iin indictments returned P—— Chased by Posse, Railroad Tunnel from Knozville joined the possemen at Harriman. Rewards approximating $1.000 ha been offeréd by various organisatiol for ‘the” taptare of the. men, who are believed- to have realized the futility of trying to esc from the state by train and are trying to make their way :out “overtand. Fight to Stop $1,000,000 Paymest. The fight to enjoin YE& liam Hi ‘Thompson, mayor, others of the city'administration from paylng_more_than $1,00 ) in fees ing of & bill by C. W. Police of La Cr Ratirdad to Take Back M-' H MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.—From 3. to 4,000 men.will be called back to work July 1. by the Minneapolis. St. Paut & Saulte Ste. Marie railroad, G. R. Huntington, vice president, an- nounced, as ‘a result of their labor {board décision reducing the wage scale of employes. = Paper Mills te Reopen. GREENBAY, Wis—The Northern Paper Mills, ciosed by order of Sherift Ryan after strikers had refused to let the strikebreakers employed at the mill. thfough their picket lines, will reopén as soon as the sheriff and the police can provide adequate pro- tection.- - civl c. two. years old, a_civil .Los Angeles and Pitts- ound dead near here Wheeler, engineer burgh, P {|i by two boys who were hunting rab- bits. A bottle by his side was said to have contained pol > Indicted by Judge Landis. aree per- from Chicago a from Wis- and Michigan cities are named in Judge Tomorrow We Feature White Sports Shoes Another of the great groups in this greatest ‘‘Hahn™ campaign on women's white footwear E don’t need to tell you we have been busy since this White started. The styles we have pro- vided are wonderful. These $6.45 Sports Shoes splen- Shoe Campaign attached. didly illustrate the values pre- vailing throughout our stocks— over $150,000 worth of Women’s White Shoes ready! For $6.45 you are offered White Nubuck Sports Oxfords with ball strap. cess of the pair. White Canvas Sports Oxfords with tan leather trimming. ! White Marcelle Cloth Sports ! Oxfords with white soles and l medium or low heels, rubber heel White Marcelle Cloth Twe- Strap Pumps with medium heels. All shoes with good locks and gaod wearing qualities far in ex- i i price—only $6.45 a bon selling .coupons. clipped from the stolen s of thousa: to be fvolved. Minneapelis Printersy on Strike. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.—Mem| the. Typographical Union. '-h':;:“‘o; imated from 500 {6 1,000, employed n-about eighty job printing estabishs ments, went on strike here, wh eantracts - between unions and semm- ploying printers expired. Members of the employing printers declared the stril a development of the forty- T8y, . - fopr hour' week controversy. .. Geafit Applied to Churches. and he Dailey com. igating bullding graft here, Mr. Fleming. g agent compelled a priest veral thousand dollars in pay before electrical work was raft West Virginia Officer, Fined $2.50 apecisl Diapaleh to Thessiar, - CHARLESTON, W. Va. ©llie P. White, sheriff of Lewis coun- ty, was arrested in Weston Memorial day for 8pitting on the sidewalk, and | f was fined $2.50 by Mayor Harrison. The Arrest was made by Miss Marie * | Btillings. who was recently appointed a 16wed . to proceed on a.new church |, building. Postmaster ¥ INDIANOLA, Mi: C. Groes, ding_merchant and act- ing postmaster olly Ridge, this county, was found almost hacked to pleces Ih his stor Three negroes, one a woman. have been arrested charged with the me and, accord- ing to sheriff Cox, have confessed their compllicity. / Griln Grewers Dpems - Market. CHICAGO.— The - United State Grain Growers' Corporation, recently organized by farmers’' organizations . |to handle the marketing of grain, opened yesterday. The purpose of the organization is to eliminate spec- \ation In grain and save the middis man's, grofits for the grain growers. © Off te Explore River of Boubt. NEW YORK.—The Mulford biolog- ical expedition sailed yesterday for South America on the Santa Elisa to oxplore the headwaters of the Am; zon and seek Theodore Rooseveit's famous River of Doubt. . Demands. Cut in Ceal Prices. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Declaring. that if wages have been reduced by coal mine operators, “that action is oclearly violative of the spirit and terms of the award made by me in settling the mine controversy.” Gov. Kilby here said that if wages have been reduced and coal is being mined at lower costs in order to secure con- tracts from large consumers, “fully able to care for themselves,” this re- duction must be passed to the small consumer, the householders and the mn:zrnl using small quantities of coal. — JURY INDICTS PASTOR IN MAIL ROBBERY CASE Catholic Priest ln‘d Five Others Charged With Sale of . Stolen Bonds. TOLEDO, Ohio, June 2. Anthony Gorek, New Chicago, Ind., was indicted with five others by a federal grand jury here in connection with the million-dollar tanley Bartinkowski, Ind | diana Harbor, and James J. Epps, Chi cago. = The grand jury action followed in vestigation ef the arrest of Rev. Gorek i a'nd his alleged confession that the ! Urbaylis woman had given him a pack | age_containing $85,000 in liberty bonds, | {a part of the post office loot. Stuart _Bolin, - special government proseculor, said .today that Epps. who also is-known as Miller and . had. ed of $50,000 worth of tl - Bartinkowski {s accused of bonds. b r——— aled in the hollow steel pi rting the deck on a stea g at San Francisco from Australia. the customs officer found more than twenty quarts of whisky. 8 She was so particu- lar at home. / "Even a speck on a dish annoyed her. For cleanliness was her god of health. She always was first to put 19 HOOVER | by Mayor, SBays He Hopes Case Will Be Lesson to Others. June 2. constable for Lewlis county, upon 'he Store for Things Electrical; Everything for the Motorist | 18 YOUR GUARANTEE i 1 OUR REPUTATION It Beats . .. t As It Suction Cleans with headquérters, in t! the National Exchange Bank at Wes. ton, viewing the parade of the Ameri- can Legion, when he was jostled by ‘the sheriff, who was unknown to him. As he-turned, he saw the sheriff . | expectorate, he says, and heard one of the spectators complain beca “gome of the spit had spattered wife's dress.” . ped to listen to the discussion that Tollowed. When an appeal was made stepped forward and requested the shefifl to accompany her to the city operated it yourself. you how The Hoover f Secretary Rowell Associ; eity. Rowell says he was standing nea: Miss Stillings was pissing and stop- arrest/dn the interest of an cc imposing «, fine for spit~ n the sidewaiks, Miss Stillings OU can hest appreciate how competently The Hoover does its work after you ha ]jt us show ill prolong the life of your rugs. o Deferred payments make the possessicn cf a easy matter. Hoover a very First ~ s - Payment 5 Only. . UPPLY COM 1328 -30 NEW YORKAVE.MAING80O Children’s Wear Small lot $2.9%8, Gingham Dresses; sizes 6 Pique or contrast Sash or ors. trimmed. belt knee and straight stripes tion color Sizes 1 to 6 years. value ... style. combina- in trimmings. $1.98 $3.98 and $4.95 to 12. Plaids, stripes, checks and plain col- $1.98 ROMPERS, of galatea and gingham. assorted $1.50 810818 In A Friday Sale at \ Fine quality piping ‘straw i summer sailors with double brims. Straight mushroom and rolling brims; all sorts of crowns. Trimmed with draped bands or Black, solid col- ors, black and white, navy and white and tailored ribbon bands. other popular combinations. and milan $1.39 Trimmed Hats Reduce Famous King’s Palace trimmed hats, in all colors, grouped for a Quick Friday- Clean-up. $14.50 Trimmed Hats $12.50 Trimmed Hats $10.00 Trimmed Hats - $7.95 Trimmed Hats For vMen l$5 Neckwear and Satisfactron First {63 PAL as giad that, s &n officer of the e had been made o realize the anger to others from his careless act, and expressed the hope that hi arrest would a lesson to others. Mayor Harrison has issued instrucas tions 1o Weston police that the ordi- nance against spitting myst be strictds ly enforced. g v e Y v wagicalled to hold of municipal court. Mr. principal witness, The sheriff pleaded guilty and stated that he was in sympathy with the work that is be- ing done for the health of tite county. ///, | / 127 4»4)/ i) oty R / & iy Yo ol - 2% 0 /v[/// AP b W) ///////fi//////// Wt //////////////// Y : /'/’//’ e s Buy from your dealer. If he cannot supply you see us. We Are Exclusive Dealers W. H. BUTLER CO. 607-609 C St. N.W. = Maurice F. Flynn 1845 Strmight down the street from the G. A. . Momument'at 7th and Pa. Ave. T L O S T LD T LT L -Stamped Goods Stamped Hemstitched Pillowcases. pair, 79, = Stamped Nightgowns. 69c. Stamped Guest Towels, each, 19e. Stamped Turkish Towels; cach, e, Stamped Fudge Aprons. each, S8e. Stamped Rompers, pair, 49 7th Ste. SILK HOSE m 3.9 Dresées, Choice If Perfect Would Sell For 4 Accumulations of women’s spring dresses of serge, satin and crepe de chine$ 95 in a number of attractive styles. An op- [} $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 etc. None exchanged. portunity to “pick up” a good-looking~and Hundreds of pairs of fu'l-fashioned pure good-wearing dress at nominal cost. thread silk stockings in regular and extra sizes. Some are all silk from toe to top; others have lisle garter tops. Although we may not adver- tise the name, you will quickly identify the make Spert Skirts—New ship- i i ment"Women's All-wool Sur& 144 White T-Iulored mer Skirts,in many rich plaid Wash. Skirts patterns. ~ Side-pleated and when you examine the hose. Black, white. cor- dovan, Russian calf, peard, silver, taupe, navy, bo x = pleated models Chiefly” of heavy white qaf)ardine——also a num- . . Trimmings COLLARS and Collar and Caff Sets of organdy, net and silk in white and colors. Many popular styles.. 25C MESH WEILING in self dots and combination dots. Wanted colors. Friday 25C special, vard REMNANTS of val lace and insertions worth up to 10c a vard. Good 3C lengths. Yard.... “ _ PEARL BUTTONS, 2-hole kind, in assorted sizes. 3C Dozen on a card, card.... REMNANTS of 36 and 40 inch _Swiss Embroidery Flouncings in open-work _patterns; also a few in r- Ssc gandy. Yard 2 OTIS Balbriggan and White Gauze Shirts and Drawers. Drawers have double seats. Garment.... C SHIRTS—Accumulations of Men's Pereale Summer Shirts, worth $1.50 and $2.00. 95C All sizes 14 to 17 in lot. Soft cuffs....... FIBER SILK SOCKS, in every black and cordovan, perfect. Re- d < serv- NI . smooth cambric. all sizes to 19. Made with V neck and pocket.... C Boys’ Wear $1.25 belt New Tub Dresses oi or- gandy, gingham and voile, in white, plain colors, plaids and fancy patterns. Alluring summer styles to please e ... $4.95 taste 1 ’ up screens. “‘Keep flies from | food,” she would say, ‘‘and you keep doctors away from the house.” ber of Surf Satin Skirts. Eight smart models with flap pockets, slashed pockets $2.75 Other White Shoes, $4.95 to $12.50 _ Prices Now Deeply Cut - Thousands of* our best Children’s Low Shoe5 : and fancy And -yet, she never hesi- po(cikets 5 tated at public soda foun-- tains, to raise a common glass to her lips. Who drank before her! How was the glass washed!—If ske only knew! - ) edges " DIAPER CLOTH 10-Yard Piece or By the Dozen WASH SUITS, and $1.50 qualities of percale, ' chambray and galatea. Oliver Twist, Middy and Norloalk styles. Sizes 85(: 3to8.. KHAKI PANTS, with straight . jor biQused knees: also regulation ' and g sport styles in boys' 79C ALLS of blue denim, striped denim and khaki, 5 69c some trimmed in red. CLOTH Sizes “CAPS, cool - light 69c Second Floor Specials 500 RAG RUGS, made tg s€ll for 75c and worth it. 18x36. In @ wealth of brightly- 45 C colored mixed patterns. TABLE OIL- Easily washed 200 PIECES CLOTH, in a wide range of fancy patterns. 5-4 width. So- called seconds of 50c kind, but practically perfect. i 29¢ 27x54, Attrac- | 69c eye Diaper Cloth. -The least trifie imperfeot, for use. o bat. not at all hurt 10-yard Piece 27-inch Diaper Cloth, $139 10-yard Piece 24-inch Diaper Cloth, 34 TS, We have now taken a number of our highest grade “Gro- 1 Dozen 30-inch Hemmed Diape Nups” novelties for misses and children and radically marked them down to $2.85 and $3.45. Many of them worth nearfy double the price. . m:mlmmmmlm i BABY ROBE BLANKETS—30x40 size, 75c gquality. pink and blue plaids and mixed color patterns. Each Included are gray and tan kid two-tone Instep Strap Pumps with panel design on quarter. Tan and brown cali, plain or ball-strap Sports Oxfords. Two-strap Pumps in white Nubuck, tan calf, brown kid and pat- . - ent leather—and other-good-looking styles for summer dres§ and vacation wear. Now on sale at all our stores. ) $3.45 B “At fountsins that sérve in a Lily, your lips are first to' touch the glass—and the last. That’s health sense. Sturdy, sterile little Lily, you're the link twixt health and the dripk. d _Purity Specialties Co.. ‘Charles L. Huf], Owner and Mgr.' : " Dentkia Bldg.. - Philadeiphia, Pa. Remnanits of Domesflcs and Flannels “Good lengths in mdterials worth 20c -and 25¢ a yard. Yard-wide, bleached cotton and unbleaclied cotton, 40-inch unbleached sheeting, white domet flannel, shaker flannel and apron gingham. c ; 70 100 TURKISH of them—size ,18x32. AMR white towels, of soft, .thick, ' REACH and serviceable Made with leather sweatband. All sizes $1.00 handsomely _stenciled. tive patterns of green, blue and tan combina- /tions. Accumulations of $2.50 and $2.98 Lingerie’ Blouses | . Children’s si Mi e 9285 Gompaies. Some of these Styles for $4.95 i ‘ - Large Girls. Sizes 234 to 7 Assémbled for a Friday clean-up are fine blouses of voil€, dimity and batiste—all sizes up to 44 in the lot, but not every size in every style. V neck, slip-over and vest effects. mbroidered, frilled, tucked and lace-trimmed. white tai- Jored models with colored collars and cuffs. : .. MEDSPREADS—S0 of th A “white crochet spreads, such as ::n: Barefoot _Sandais and Play Oxfords Cool, well made, sanitary serviceable, special values: $1.35 to $2.95 1014-16 Ph Ave 253 Putve S Petticoats of striped gingham in blue-and-white. Made with deep ruffle. 49 C Special S flie Burke H ) , percale and gingham in stripes and - plain colors, with white ue or organdy collars and % gr‘n}l, or plain colored collars and elt and sash models, c"_ith' two pockets. 51 .98 Dresses, of Dressing Sacques, of navy blue and grays percale, with kimono sleeves Ishirred at walst and piped jn white 9SC Bungalow Aprons, made of striped . and figured percale in _slip-over and . buttoned-front ;tylfis, trlllnmfl E wi;lg rick-rack raid or piped in white. Belt and pocket.. 956[. ‘ Going last Friday’s sale one better in this underpricing of Bird- \ . to 69c.il..nllt Useful sewing: lengths in 45, 36 dnd 32"inch- white and cororcdvmateflals‘, incfuding ‘printéd -vpfg printed gandy, printed di checked batiste, dress gingliam, longeloth, ratine suiting, batiste and shepherd checks. “* o METSANE RGN