Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 18

18- ARMENIAN SAYS MOTHER’S GHOST EORCED HIM TO KILL TALAAT PASHA { . BY GEORGE WITTE. . BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally 3 News. Copyright, 1921. By the Asseciated Press. BERLIYN, June 3~—Salomon Teil- ifian the Armenian student who 1% March last, shot and killed Ta- lant Pasha, former grand visler and minister of finance of Turkey, was atquitted in the assise court here teday. JERLIN, Germany, June 3.— lesome ures of the whole- e Armenian massacres by the ser’s allies, the Turks, during e war are being unrolled at the t#lal of Solomon Eilirian, an Ar- nian student, for the murder of laat Pasha. Even Germany, ich has long denied the stories massacres, is shocked by the fendant's description of how lirfan’s mother was killed and his sisters were attacked by Turk- idh soldiers. 'his intensely dramatic trial, fith its many sensations, reached airinging climax when the student tald of the emotions which com- elled him ,to take the Turkish ader’s life. DEAD BODY. FOUND IN DORY DISCLOSES SEA TRAGEDY (Lingering Death in Fight for Life Shown by Emacia- tion. BOSTON, June 3.—A lone man’s un- Successful fight for life In an open dory at sea with little food or water was disclosed here today, when the fishing schooner Waltham brought in his body. picked up yesterday twenty- five miles east of Highland light and west of the Georges fishing banks. The body was found in the bottom of a dory that was riding the waves @s right and tight as if under a fish- erman’s hand. In the stern stood a bamboo pole with a piece of red at- tached to it. a marker of distress. The body was badly emaciated. By its sides were the bones of severa) fishes plucked clean. Capt. Clifford Hopkins of the Wal- tham said the extent of emaciation indicated that suffering from thirst @nd hunger must have been great. and Packed ONLY i airtight_cans “Two weeks before I shot Talaat Pasha the scenes of the massacre began to haunt me ain' hesbe- gan at first calmly, end then with increasing excitement. “I saw the bodles of my mother, brothers and sisters lying beside me again, their eyes still full of horror. I saw seores of others, friends and rela- tives, swimming in blood, al them pitilessly murdered b: cursed Turks. Then one night t lifeless body of my mother &p- peared again before my eyes. Bud- denly she opened her mouth and called to me: “‘You know Talaat is here, but you remain indifferent. You can- Dot be my son.' “It was then that I decided to kill the man who gave the orders that the massacres be committed. The impression which this dra- matic description made, not only in the courtroom but throsghout Germany, probably will not oe off- set. in any way. by the testimony of such men as Gen. Liman von Sanders, who will be called as an expert on the gueniun as to whether Talaat Pasha gave the orders for the massacres. Public opinion in Germany strongly fa- vors the Armenian’s acquittal that it was days before death dellvereg the man from his troubles. The fis that he caught. apparently, were his only food, and he had no fresh water. The man was well dressed for his calling. He appeared to be about for- ty-five years of age. 4 JUSTICE COURT ELECTION. Nations’ League for Candidates. rs Asked GENEVA, June 2.—Sir Eric Drum- mond, secretary general, has sent a circular to the members of the league of nations requesting them to nomi- nate candidates for membership in the permanent international court of jus- tice. The nominations will be condi- tional in character as the number of ratifications of the protocol of the court necessary to put into force has not yet been received and the nomin- ations will only be valid if the next assembly !s in a position to proceed with the election of judges. The nominations must reach the secretariat before August 15 next. A few good reasons for buying— Wilkins Perfect Blend Coffee 1. Fresh roasted, daily. 2. Air-tight tins insure freshness. 3. No contamination from fore:gn odors. 4. Rock-bottom prices. . :5. “Wilkins” assures quality. 6. “Famed for its flavor.” COFFEE ROASTERS WHOLESALERS To Save Your Time Give a few minutes of your time regularly to taking care of your bat- tery and you will save a lot of time, bother, and expense. Drop in here and let us give you some pointers that are worth while. 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Silk lined—some with :rrl:: metal frame coin pocket, others with purse and T, A Spec - Middy Blouses .. 3150 For Girls, Misses and Women A special purchase of 250 Middy Blouses at ’‘way | below regular cost permits | us to offer these unusual values: A celebrated brand, known from coast to coast, whose name we are not allowed to advertise. Made of splendid quality genuine L o nsdale Jean; full cut and perfect fitting. Regulation styles with large sailor coliars, braid trimmed, emblems on sleeves and tailored side pockets. also white with navy, red or cadet collars and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 22 for girls and misses; 36 to 44 for THE EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, 31 LAt ¥. U, FRYDAY, JUNE '3, 19%. AN IMMENSE STYLE ASSORTMENT OF Kayser’s Silk Gloves Offered at Lowered Prices Tomorrow Every woman knows the name “Kayser” in the hem stands for all that is best in gloves, and Kayser guarantees that the tips will outwear the gloves. 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Values worth up to hat from this underpriced lot and save money. Sennits, Tuscans and Novelty Straws, in the best Goldenberg’s—First Floor—Direct The Materials Are-— Feather-weight Cambric Crystal Cloth . Novelty Cloths Not skimpy cut garments made for “sale” purposes, but the regular stock and samples of one of the best makers of men’s athletic underwear in the country. Every garment full cut, well made, properly proportioned Men’s Pajamas $1.29 Men's Pajamas of fine quality madras, nainsook, cambric, high-count percales and mercerized cloth—classed as seconds because of trivial imperfections Men’s Straw Hats $2.55 Men who attend the underwear sale tomorrow will want to pick out a straw 300 High-grade Straw_ Hats, in all the most popular braids, including Plain Sennits, Flat-foot Sennits, Improved well as the economical. ING WANTED KINDS— also novelty stripe effects. and-blue. shapes. Sizes 6% to 7%. Entrance from K St. A Wonderful Showing of Cool-Looking Priced at $1.00 to $8.98 No woman’s sum- mer wardrobe is com- plete without several Wash Skirts. We have assembled a re- markable c o llection of smart, snappy styles, and every woman and young miss will want to choose one or more wash skirts from our great display when they learn of the diversity of styles and splendid values. Hundreds of fresh, new Wash Skirts, shown for the first time, and ready for your selection tomorrow; well tailored from all the favored washable skirting materials in vogue for summer wear. Wash Skirts of Mercerized Gabardine, Wash Satin ' and Pique TAILORED SKIRTS, PLEATED SKIRTS, SHIRRED, EMBROIDERED AND SiLK STITCHED STYLES Regular and extra size waistbands. Many new ideas in pockets; some are in the mannish patch effects, others in slashed or slot designs. Goldenberg's—Second Fleor. Large pearl buttons are effectively used. Women’s White Footwear $3 to $10 b g We've an extensive and beautiful showing of White Footwear for women and misses—exactly right for summer vacation trips and to go with wash frocks. New lines featured for tomorrow at our usual moderate prices. ‘White Kid One and Two Strap Pumps, with Louis and Baby Louis heels. $10.00 Sport Oxfords, of white Nu-Buck, tan trimmed; with walking heels. $8.00 pair. White Canvas One-strap Pumps, with Louis and Baby Louis heels. $5.00 pair. White Canvas O x fords and Pumps, with Louis, Cuban and low heels. $3.00 pair. ‘White Canvas Oxfords, with Cuban heels. $4.50 pair. This display in the milli- nery department of New Mid-summer Hats is par- ticularly pleasing just now, as you'll agree when you've seén the remarkable values featured here at this mod- | 2 erate price. Strikingly handsome styles of Georgette Crepe, including hats for sports wear, street wear, dress wear, garden parties and every summer occasion. All the fashionable shapes, and with emphasis on those allur- I ingly feminine types with wide sweeping brims. There are Mushrooms, Pokes and Sailor.effects, in all the desired shades, including Pink, Jade, Rose, White, Light Blue, | Honeydew, Henna, Orchid, Navy, Sand, Tomato, Gray and Black. The trimmings are mostly field flowers, wreaths, -ostrich fancies and bands. = . Of Organdie, Voile, Dimity, Linene and Madras —IN A SPLENDID RANGE.OF HANDSOME TAILORED ‘AND LACE-TRIMMED STYLES—SPECIAL AT $1.95 Of good quality materials—fine white and colored wash fabrics, in tailored and dressy models. New styles for sum- mer wear, including soft-finish voiles, sheer organdies, plaid and checked dimities, linene and striped madras. Vest-front effects with long collars of Swiss embroidery, Tuxedo col- lars and turn-back cuffs, finished with rows of hemstitching; frilly models and Peter Pan styles, tucked waists, lace- trimmed styles, plain tailored waists and numerous other styles. * In all white, colore_d,d;aeks and plain colors of bisque, old blue, gray, rose and flesh. ——— Sale of Women’s and Misses’ 29¢ to 50c Belts, 19¢c B The most popular frocks. styles to wear with summer Of patent leather and dull calf finish, with stylish buckles. All sizes, Extra special at 19c. Goldenberg's—First Floor. in the most desirable widths. Special Purchase of | Girls’ Dresses of Crisp and Lawn Organdie At EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES, AT— $2.98 this low price we expect to see them go out in 2 hurry—so be here early.” Ne ored w summer frocks of col- lawns and organdies, in pink, blue and lavender, in airy | ' ruffie models and with deep hems; wide long sashes, and | ‘others, with ribbons. Very smart and becoming styles for girls of 6 to 14 years. Genuine Palim Beach Suits, each one with the famous trade-mark label. Practically every new color, includ- ing gray, oxford, tan, sand, green, burgundy and blue, Mohair Saits, in the wanted stripes, including blue- and-white, black-and-red, black-and-white and black- Blue Serges of light weight, with patch pockets, in double and single breasted models, with 2 and 3 buttons. All regular sizes in the lot from 33 to 46, also “Shorts” from 35 to 42, and “Stouts” from 38 to 50. A Real Money-Saving Clothes Opportunity Men’s & Young Men’s Palm | - Beach, Mohair and Serge Suits Do you want 2 new summer suit at less than you ex- pected to pay for it? Then come to this sale tomorrow and choose a genuine Palm Beach—a Mohair or a light- weight Serge Suit from the large assortments we offer at this special sale price—$12.50. All are exceptional values—and the variety of good- looking styles will appeal to the most discriminating, as Well tailored in snappy new models for young men and conservative styles for older men—from the materials everybody wants for comfort during the torrid weather of the next three months. THE COLLECTION EMBRACES THE FOLLOW- Imported Beaded Bags At Savings of One-third and More A purchase of importer’s samples and odd lots. At- tractive and well designed Beaded Bags, with fancy metal frames, chain handles; closely beaded effects in light and dark colorings, showing many novel patterns. $1.88 $350, at s Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ‘We’re Ready to Supply the Bathing Outfit in Our Surf Department - We are splendidly equipped to provide every need of the bathing beach — swimming suits, tights, bathing suits, hats, caps, shoes, slippers, bathing bags, water wings, etc. Iy s Children’s Swimming Tights, $1.00 to $1.98. Boys’ and Girls’ Suits, $2.00 to $3.50. Misses’ Cotton Jersey Suits, $1.50 to $3.50. Womens’ and Misses’ Swim- ming Suits, $1 to $3.98. Women’s Jersey Suits, $4.50 to $10.98. Stout Women's Jersey Suits, $12.98, Surf Satin Suits, $2.50 to $13.98, Silk Poplin Suits, $6.98 to $13.98, Satin and Taffeta Suits, $14.50 to $17.98. Misses’ Wool Suits, $5.98 and $6.98. Misses’ Silk Poplin Suits, $6.98. Jersey Bathing Caps, 19¢ to $2.50. Bathing Suit Bags, ¢ to $1.25. Bathing Shoes, $1.00 to $3.98 pair. Water Wings, 44c to 69¢c. Lot Two—Beaded Bags, sold SR T§308 | 'Make a Dainty Summer Frock The New McCall “Printed” Patterns ‘Will Help You They’re the only Patterns on the market that are | [l printed—and, therefore, the easiest Patterns to use. Everything you want to know is right on the Pattern itseli—a marvelous new in- vention that will do wonders for women who sew. A beginner wilt find these [f . Patterns very helpful . F K