Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1921, Page 10

| Bl Aad MY ALBUM is the envy of my friends. There are no spoiled pictures | in it because GROVE, at 1210 | G, develops my films. | (Signed) ‘ Amateur Photographer. | This Superb Francis Bacon GRAND PIANO Good as New Extra Special at 595 Terms to Suit Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at Thirteenth Homer L. Kitt, Sec.-Trean. Graduste MoOormick Modical Glasses Fitted DR. CLAUDE 5.SEMONES Eyesight Specialint (Formerly With Edwin H. Etz) Now Located 408410 McLachlen Bldg., 10th and G Sts. N.W. Phono Main 78 Do the focusing mus- cles refuse to accommo- date your vision to long distance? We can de- termine just the strength needed in the lenses you should wear if you will ask us_for an examina- tion. We refer you to those that wear our glasses. What is wrong with your skin? Clogged or enlarged pores, blotches, roughness, etc.? Try Resinol Soap and Oint- ment. They usually over- comesuch troubles prompt- 1y, easily and at little cost. Sold by all druggists. | examination brought out nothing new. i Hsu ‘the highest STATE RESTS CASE INTHE KABER TRIAL Nurse Testifies Dying Man Accused Wife of Having Him Stabbed. By the Assoclated Press, CLEVELAND, Ohlo, July 11.—The state at noon today rested Its case in the trial of Eva Catherine Kaber for the murder of her husband, Daniel F. Kaber, with the exception of one the middle of the week. The defense will begin {ts testimony tomorrow morning. At the conclusion of the state's evi- dence, Judge Maurice Bernon with- drew the polsoning count in the in- dictment from the jury, thus freeing Mrs. Kaber on the charge of killing {her husband by poiso The tes- timony relative to p ing. how- ever, may be constde y the jury in determining the charge of conspi- racy to commit murder. “Means Nothing to State. County Prosecutor Edward tan- ton announced that the freeing of Mrs. Kaber on the poisoning charge meant nothing to the state, as it Mr. Kaber had died from poisoning, but that death was caused by the stab wounds as charged in the sec- ond count of the indictment. Judge Bernon overruled a motion of Mrs. Kaber's counsgl to free Mrs. Kaber after the state had concluded its testimony. A motion by Attorney William J. Corrigan for Mrs. Kaber that all tes- timony relating to poisoning be taken from the jury was overruled by Judge Bernon, on the ground that it tended to prove the conspiracy charge as to premeditation and deliberation in the charge of murder by Dying Man's Statement. For a fourth the e today in the trial of M aber for the murder of her husband produced a witness who testiffed that Mr. Kaber declared Mrs. Kaber had him V. Utterback, He said he On entering Mr. said, he found him his night clothing c ‘Who did this?* Utterback said he asked. “A man with a cap. Mrs. Kaber had this don have rep! Says Patient Improved. Utterback said he nursed M for about six we prior to der, and during that time Mr. Kaber's condition improved. He said wi prior to the murder, s. Kaber asked him ber home, assigning | sleep the | him to an attic Utterback home from C after the mui e anything about the trag Witness Cross-Examined. | Prior to Utterback being placed on the stand Attcrney William J. Corrigan cross-examined Erminia_Colavito, who had testified Saturday. ‘The cross- { Though Mrs. Mary RBrickel. Mrs. Kaber's mother, and Miss Marian M- | Ardle, Mrs. Kaber's daughter, were in the home the night of the stabbing, Mr. Utterback said, neither of them went in to see Mr. Kaber. Mrs. Brickel cried. he said, when he told her that Kaber had been stabbed. JANE ADDAMS PRESIDES OVER MEETING IN VIENNA Women's Congress Opens With 200 Delegates, Representing Nearly Every Nation. delegates, representing nearly all na- tions except Russia, today attended the opening session of the third In- ternational Women's Congress for Peace and Freedom. presided over by Jane Addams of Chicago. In the wal- coming address Mme. Hylazka, presi- dent of the Austrian organization, paid tribute to America and Great Britain as the first peoples to forget enmity and come to Austria's relief. She said it was due to the efforts of Herbert Hoover that Austria had re- covered sufficiently to face her prob- lems. Mention of the name of Miss Addams brought the audience to its feet, cheering. The president responded briefly, outlining the work of the or- ganization and the progress made since its first meeting in London, when twelve delegates attended. This afternoon the members of the | congress were received by President | Hainisch of Austria .and Mme. Hain- isch. —_— ELEVEN GIRLS ESCAPE; THREE ARE RECAPTURED Inmates of National Training School Make Get-Away From the Institution. Eleven white {nmates of the Na- tional Training School for Girls, Con- duit and Loughboro roads, made their escape last night about 8:30 o'elock. Three of them were recaptured before midnight by police of Tenleytown, but the others were still at liberty this {morning. | Tt was anticipated by Mrs. J. A. Grif- fith, superintendent of the institution, | that an outbreak was contem: and last night she had Rev. Ch Warner, who conducted religious s ices, give a serious talk to the girls. Shortly after the close of the re- ligious “service, however, the break was made. Three of the girls scaled a ihigh wall, attracting the attention of |attendants, and it was while the at- tendants were looking after them that | other girls battered down a gate and made their way to freedom. ed. If Your Tooth’s Not Right Just See Dr. White A painful tooth is bad Indeed and makes you il at ecase. Sometimes, unless the cause is checked, it may lead to disease. So when your teeth begin to hurt just come to Dr. White, and he will treat them painlessly and leave them feeling right. Easy Payment Terms to All witness, who cannot be heard until ||| never had been expected to prove that || i VIENNA, July 10—More than 200 |||l THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1921 —= Remnants of 36-inch Indian Head, yard........ 19¢ 2 to 10 yard pleces of the genuine Indian Head that is a standard of superior cotton goods for household use; 36 Inches wide. First Floor 50 dozen Embroidered . Pillowcases, each ... 59(. Made of the famous Pequot and other fine quality muslins; embroidered in very attractive designs and hemstitched. Perfect goods. First Floor Boys’ MUSLIN Night Shirts. Special Well-made of strong grade bleached muslin; full cut garments with V neck. Come in sizes 6 to 16. Very special. Fifth Floor. in khaki Kool and Crashes. Ideal for summer wear. Sizes 5 to 16 years. Boys’ Serviceable Khaki 89 c Knickers. Pair............ knickers in olive drab shade. Belt loops, pock- ets, double seams. Sizes 7 to 17. 44-inch Indian Head 2 5 ¢ for embroidery work. dresses household and similar purposes. This is the genuine article. Yard, 25c. Made Norfolk style; light and dark colorings Fifth Floor. Very speclal pricing for these well-made Fifth Floor. 2 to 10 vard remnants. Tnls is also used for First Floor Sample Brassieres Specially Priced A sample line of Stylish Stout Brassieres of firm, basket-weave cloth and heavy muslin. If there's a time when women want snug Brassieres and Bandeaux, it's hot summer weather. They support and serve to such ad- vantage that their comfort feature is just as pronounced as their style. Daintily trimmed with lace and em- broidery; sizes 34 to 46. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Odds and Ends of Undergarments ... . 39c Our regular 59 and 69c numbers consisting of gowns, envlope chemise, camisoles and corset ocovers; also drawers and bloomers. Third Floor Blue Ribbon Sale of $1 00 . . Gowns and Chemise Regular $1.50 and $1.95 goods reduced for tomorrow: some are slightly soiled. others dis- continued numbers, flesh only, which we are closing out. ‘Third Floor ’s Leathe Z:::Ziz;a. eglpe:ial B $ 1'50 Good quality and size in the popular, roomy shapes with clear mirrors. A special price for Opera Glasses are Tuesda et $1.00 Never heard of such & price for opera glasses, you'll say. But here they are; good ones, too. Black mounting and strong lens First Floor Serviceable Cotex 35 ¢ Shopping Bags at........... Cotex has the appearance of leather and is very serviceable. Good-size bags, well made hout. . throughou . Novelty Earrings. 69 c . 3 Special Tuesday, pair.... - Many styles, In imitation stones—amethyst, opal, pearl, ruby and others; mounted on strong chains. Drop and novelty style. First Floor First Floor Life Buoy Soap, Sanitary and Pleasant........ LUX for laundering fine fabrics. 3 for.............. 250 93¢ Boys’ New SPORT BLOUSES. Special. Made of white and tan oxford cloth, madras and khaki, with sport collars and short sleeves. 75¢ Made of fine cotton ribbed, in one-plece style, with skirt; plain navy or navy with white trims. Sizes, 26 to 32. Fitth Floor Boys’ One-piece @ s & 7] F Drapery and Curtain Remnants, yard ........... Cretonnes, Scrims and Marquisettes for sum- mer curtains and draperies. Practical lengths, 2 to 10 yards; variety of styles. Fourth Floor Cretonneandflladm$ 1O ) Curtains, pair ... 1'25 D:t‘e‘n .:l‘ndolezgfl:lnn‘i t: !ln‘.& l::“é‘.:'y«:::-. ' LANSBURGH & BROTHER TUESDAY STORE NEWS 420-30 Seventh St. Northwest Washington, July 11, 1921 _= Girls’ MUSLIN 220 Drawers. Special ........ 2 tucks. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Bungalow Style. Each.. 790 dress. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Misses’ Bungalow ham and percale in many patterns and colorings. Extra value in these well-made muslin draw- ers with plain or stitched hem trimmed with Third Floor & ¢l $1.00 Girls’ Aprons, Light and dark percale and gingham; styles and colors pretty enough to wear in place of a Third Floor Aprons. Special ... $ 1‘39 Regular $1.50 and $1.95 sellers. Made of ging- Sizes 16, 18 ang 20 years. Third Floor White Chinka Milan Sailor Hats Sale of Our Regular $3.95 Line the kind of hats you'll need for vacation and general summer wear. Every hat a copy of an expen- sive branded model. Made of oft, pliable, Chinka Milan n every shape and angle and width of brim known to sailor hats. Crowns equally varied, from the se- verely plain to the novelty effects, including octag- 3~ onal. Every hat ready-to-wear and banded with | « grosgrain ribbon. Get one or two! Second Flor—Lansburgh & Brother Choice, $ 9 5 A clean saving of $2.00 on just L Sizes 30 to 34 Specially Priced... The smart_California model! kind that has made California famous. Brilliant 168 Close Fitting Swimming Tights. Special Perfect fitting swimming tights quantity. Capping the climax! Sale of Misses’ Wool Jersey Bathing Suits $2.50 Stunning ideas in the new three-in-one st)’!t. featuring the straight trousers with attached skirt just a_trifie shorter and the bodice fitting to perfection—all in one piece—you know the i striking contrast to the suit color. subdued tones for those who are not partial to the very conspicuous types, y is a gem of its class and purchased specially for your vacation. $1.69 in black only. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Blue Ribbon Silk Hosiery Winners A trio of super specials that will make for lively selling Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings Splendid quslities, reinforced at points of wear. mostly _black; strongly Slightly irregular, but no faults that will impair wear or appear- ance. Sizes §; to 9'3. Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings $ ]- 02 9 Unusual pricing for such splendid grades of thread-silk hose: some are perfect, some are slightly irregular in weave. Plenty of white, and gray. Sizes as they run. $1.65 Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings Rich, heavy qualities full fashioned, rein- forced garter tops. double soles and high spliced heels. If these hose were perfect, you'd pay double the Tuesday price. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother stripe borders but every one Limited without starchy dressing, soft and pliable. Not an the lot but is worth more than our special price— Stripes, checks and plaids: also figures and plain colors. A host of neat trimmings such as rick-rack in white and col- ors, bindings, pockets, with the additional attraction of ample sashes. Many styles—choice FOR HOME WEAR FOR VACATION FOR OUTINGS FOR PORCH WEAR FOR PICNICS FOR MORNING WEAR Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A Real Blue Ribbon Winner—Extraordinary Sale! Women’s Kitchenette Aprons 600 Aprons—representing a special purchase—offering a special sale! Entirely new styles of high-count Percales— 1% The models are so smart that it is no exaggeration to call thcn? dresses, the average woman, knowing how many uses a dress-apron has, will not be content with one, but will practice economy by purchasing two, three or more. Apron in A “Quick-Selling Price” for 800 Ling Reduced for Tuesday Only. Unrestricted Choice ... St EXTRAORDINARY! That word apglies to both quality and value. Never has there been such a demand for blouses of this kind to wear under slip-on frocks. Nor is that all; they are pretty enough to wear for usual blouse purposes. | trimming schemes. Tailored, or lace and embroidery trimmed. Long | cuffs and collar ideas. Sizes 38 to 46. Choice, 89c. Bargain Table—Main Fleor. erie Blouses 89 | Fancy woven striped WHITE VOILE in scores of styles with as many different Black-and-white Check Skirting, yard ... Part wool; 42 inches wid herd check; reduced for Blue Ribbon Tuesday because we have only a limited quantity, Third All-Wool French Floor Serge. Tomorrow, $1°69 48 inches wide in cream (this color will wash) also navy blue and black. Only a limited quantity, so if you are interested, hurry. Third Floor $7.65 Black-and- W hite Sport Oxfords $5‘95 | Saddle strap style with sport heel. Combining | white canvas and black calfskin, very smart. Save $1.70! Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 69c¢ medium size shep- sleeves, smart No. 1-Silk Poplin and Novelty Plaid Separate Reduced in price for Tuesday only. 100 Skirts to sell. Poplins skirts $2.49 in light and dark colorings. Wool plaids in many striking color effects. Remarkable value-giving at $£.49. No. 2—Women’s and Misses’ - Organdie Dresses—Special . . . $1095 About one hundred in the lot. A good assortment of colors and many styles—wide sashes, touches of comtrasting colors, etc. Reduced from regular $2.95 and $395 lines. Sizes for women and misses. No. 3—=Women’s Extra Size White Sateen Petticoats . . $1.09 A very special pricing for well-made, extra size White Sateen Petticoats. Hemstitched and double-paneled backvand:front, Elastic at waist. Get-one or-two-at Tuesday’s price, season. OFFERS SIX BIG SUPER-SPECIALS— EACH WORTHY OF A BLUE RIBBON No. 4~Women’s Tailored Night- gowns; Extra Special . . . . . In the lot are a number of styles trimmed with 'embroidery‘ garment well made throughout, of sheer but serviceable ma- Shown in white and pink only. Splendid value. No. 5—~White Gabardine Wash Skirts; Special Value . . . . . Shown in six smart styles, smart pockets and belt arrangements and trimmings of pearl buttons. This is the best skirt value of the Limited quantity—come early. No. 6—Flesh Colored Double- Panel Petticoats; Each . . . ‘We haven’t seen anything to equal this Tuesda petticoat value; made with elastic at waist, hea: hemstitching. Buy one, or two, Lansbyrgh & Brother—6th Floor Bargain Store—Going U°! 69¢ 69c¢ $1.00 panels, bottoms finished with neat csday. e —— = =