Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 5

99 FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921, === ————————— ~ THE EVE BAUGHMAN REPLEES IN'HEMING CASE G STAR, WASHING —_— ) [PLAYGROUND COMMITTEE ASKS AVAILABLE SITES Ny D. new of th | alum I | tha (e WELL-DRESSED MAN &y ALFRED - STEPHEN -BRYAN the meeting | business men of the eity An Offering Unequaled For Bona-Fide Savings—! Our Annual Summer " End o’Piece Sale! Enables You to Qrder MEN’S SUITS Made to Measure their intention ampaign to the fullest ex- Word has been received from i not in the city offering their if needed i Requested to Co-Operate and Furnish Data. | Playground | to 0-operation. i I i 809 7th 8t. N.W. The United Citizens' i Main 8636 | committee today sent a ! presidents tions in the it Linen Caps To Pair Off With Linen Knickers —The Country Club Coat—Pleating The Tops Of Trousers —The Wool Sport Muffler Dresses Up The Neck: .~ Est Automobile ] Gives Maryland’s Answer | l to Driver’s Charge. request Commissianer of throughont the | wanton is cha e “conmiyter. i» Presidents of Citizens' Associations | in l! 1 ——— e of th he inforn united even caravans wend their the best-dressed man. He ) might fit be or igok 1 Mission i cith th = ions as to playground BALTIMORE, Md., July 22 (Special). Whe ships. point their prows; whereve i : S way, the Englishman has gaincd the name of b —Explanation of the state’s side of the |, u0q \1iis ngt to the citcumstance that his el case against Gerald Hemming.of Po-|bitter. but 1o the fact that he c Uncle Philender sa) If some folks would work as hard for a bank account as they do for things of less account they would have more money and fewer heartaches.” tomac, Md., whose letter to The Star | them. with rare perception. to tally with climate, regargding bis treatment by enforcers of | $:a50n and occasion. Ho excels in kitowing what to | ar jt. The French- the “vehicle laws of the state in Mont- { ornate and he gomery county was published on July 19 wear and when and where to w man goes in for an effect over iy th ¥ takes dress too Alnerican does not take it serionsly In The Washington Bveninz Star, was | gonh o) 050 R S And 5 given today by Automobile Commis- | cious leisure, is to be met everywhere abroad dur- An . o sioner Baughman. ing autumn and spring, even amonz the busines - G 3 ; men, yit how comperatively scldom does one » At Actual Savings Up to One-Half In Hemming's letter, it was stated | S50 Ul on Y (i Mide of sea? How many of us Ralph Waldo Emerson says 0 one can that, although he had | united | phayve ; Viewpoint i) ¥ 4 2s into our pockets. when they should titute card for use | FAM our hands in e, | the Eiiid 1;.'55.375.1?.‘1',":(::'2’; W substitute tag for | be zloved, and. perhaps, carryipg a stick” Why one he lost, he was taken into court and P fined $10 and $2.90 costs dcspite his ex- I X XN H planations. cheat you out of ultimate succe: | self.” s but your- should one who wears though he wer- the target for mo All this is wronz and must be set » Art of Dress is not to become a Jost art o E. Stickx Fast In ibe Wird. Among the n-west introduction 1o o pany the linen knickers, now the vogue, are linen sporting caps of the sort pictured in the foregoing sketch. They are made of Irish linen, plor, and the box pieat in back allows them to expand easily stick fast in a spanking wind. Such a cap is tiptop for motoring. as well as for golf and y light and cool | tion is going to © | turned to hav BOUKD T0 GET SCHOOL. Hizh School Alumni | Make Further Plans. | indications that ? for the next fiscal tains an item for d new i te's Explanation. Bl Commissioner Baughman said that the pariy making the complaint was at fault by not making proper appli- We pay 3% interest on Savings and One Dollar is enough to start an account. NATIONAL BANK Washington. D. C. cation for the issuance of substituté tags, and that when the application was mailed for him to fill out and re- turn to the office he failed to follow instructions, but filled out one of the blanks and kept it for use, under the impression that it was a temporary {license or permit, pending receipt of the tags. “In the first place.” said Mr. Baugh- man, “the party who makes the com- plaint never had a license issued to operating the sir FEDERAL ign for a | upported | or organiza- shades the eyes and lessens sunblink. Othe art sporting caps are made of brightly c | «d Scotch shawlings. These may be rolled up -ight-and-tight and pocketed like a handker- | furtherance IT IS only at a time like this that such a de- cided mark down could be possible. We are anxious to clear out these end pl:ces—enough for one or two suits only—and then, it helps us to create active business during a usual dull period. 1 building e and I shington. Plans for the of the movement for (mflmflwmmmm him by this office, but a car with a license ed in the name of Alex M. Nchol of Potomac, Md. When Gerald Hemming wrote to the office for a substitute tag we gearched the records and could find no record of any such license having been issued. When we finally discov- ered that the license was in the name of Alex M. Nichol of Potomac, we im- country Europe, are a as illustrated, i following | turesque and sportsmanlike and i | i distinet ferentiate members from guests. S made of light-weight flannel in shades, taped with a contrasting color at edges, pockets and sleeve-bottoms. Sometimes, club device is embroidered upon the pocket, as shown. To be sure, the club coat car- Cost and profits are not considered in offering these choice worsteds at such low prices. See the worsteds displayed in our window. Their quality will : convince you of the tremendous savings. mediately mailed an application ries a bit of a formality and is hardly to be S, 7 &M. - blank to the latter. asking him to worn when playing, but rather to be assumed ) Hart Schaffner larx he: 3 before, during or after, taking the place of the Raleigh Haberdasher fill out the same and return to the office with the proper fee and'a sub- stitute license would be mailed with- out delay. Part of the blank was familiar cricket or tennis “blazer.” Kasy On the Waixt and the Pockets. SILK MOHAIR and Gabardine Suits Trouser Lengths filled _out and made affidavit to on Pleating the tops of trousers, a French idea. Bea i End of pieces in great variety. July 8. but instead of mailing it back | permits extension at the waist and prevents the Very Palm ch Suits 2 £ i i s 75 to ‘the office, as requested, it was|cloth from pulling or puckering. as it has a dis- ery $28 50 You may match your coat an . kept and. as we understand, used as| concerting trick of doing, especially at sports. Special o Reduced to $22 50 vest in this lot. Values up to a temporary permit, something which | This pleated effect is portrayed here. It may be i $2000 —MADE TO YOUR we do not issue and have no authority | placed at the sides or it may be set directly above MEASURE. to issue under the present law. the termination of the center crease. This idea Is also applied to trousers for town dress and for evening dress. Handkerchiefs and other small articles may be carried in the side pockets more conveniently, If trousers are pleated at the top. Many men like to dispense with collar and cravat when engaged in a game of rapid give- and-take, like tennis. The rather untidy look which some find objectionable may be avoided by wearing a light woolen muffler fastened with a gold safety pin, as reproduced below. This not only makes one preseptable, especially if women are among the lookers-on. but it absorbs perspira- tion. Saturday’s Big Event for Men Hart Schaffner Tags Were Mailed. . “When the application blank was finally received at this office accom- panied by the proper fee the tags were Imailed by special delivery the follow- ing day, and the whole trouble was cauced by not reading the law or regulations governing the issuance of | substitute tags for those that are lost tor destroyed. {#"We formerly issued a cardboard §ag ito be used when the meta)l tag was lost pending receipt of new ta which had to be made and occasion !considerable delay. At the last ses-! i sion of the legislature this was Newco:zn & Green 1002 F Street N. W. Established 1900 Daily Closing Hour 6 P. M. Willett’sWashington - Just’East of Fourteenth Last-Minute Modes of the Week. i The newest motor or field cap is provided with a small buckle in front, hidden by the forward bulge of the crown. Thus, the cap may be tightened or loosened-at will It is made in one continuous picce of herringbone tweed or tan gabardine. Silk foulard handkerchiefs, patterned in Persian and Paisley designs of brilliant colors, are much in vogue to carry in the breast pocket of sport jackets, | like tweeds and gabardines. Field waistcoats of corduroy, either tan or gray, are a recent revival, borrowed from the sporting kit of the huntsman The latest swimming suit changed and in the event of a tag or tags being lost a new license is issued jimmediately upon receipt of the signed- {application_ blank which we send on request and the proper fee, which for one tag is $2 and $4 for both tags. “Only the other day.” continued Mr. Baughman, “I received a complaint from a Maryland congressman that a triend of his had been arrested and {fined for merely, drlying across the is made with a top of white worsted jersey cloth and R ia Ave. . . . Just'Fast of Fourteenth []fired for merely d s o podd o o t ks of vy 1345 Pennsylvania Ave. Maryland line @ few hundréd" feet fn Bannel This ‘ombiaation of 5 kaltied farns olue order. ta turn ground, as the roa [ a woven one gives more freedom and flexibility. o e ° i} inarrow. gnd fined $10. w1 detalled one ot my men to g0 to g = P T 2 ashington and investigate the case, (OTE—Questions flm‘l’f rrect es for Men answered by Alfred e lng ® “l ng uslness. with the following result erhen R ,!'f. #ddrested to him in care of this newspaper. - To insure & reply, s Investigates' Complaint. (Copsright, 1971, by Alfred Stepnen Brya i The greatest sale of high-grade wearables for “That the.man who.made the com- plaint, who, by the way, is the sec- retary of another congressman, did not own the car; that it belonged to 2 young lady from Richmond who was visiting_in Washington and whose father had sent the machine there for her use; that she had been stay- ing there so_long that she had dis- carded the Virginia tags and sub stituted District of Columbia tags; that at the time of arrest the car had been trailed by the officer for over a mile from the state line at Chevy Chase before he stopped the men that has ever take ington now going on ’ Time Is Sho) Buying Must Be Fast. EXTRA SPECIAL! _Balance Entire Stock Manhattan Shirts at 33 1-3 Off place in the City of Wash- EMERY PLEDGES SUPPORT " TO COMPENSATION BILL Peanut Butter A Delicious Food Absolutely Pure. Large Glass Jars 10¢ - | $55 Suits—Reduced to Praises Sweet Measure at Dinner in His Honor at Raleigh Hotel. Announcement of the continuance of support for an adjusted compensa- odd lots in the Fouse. Entire stock of fine Soft Hats—*“We have no straws” —at Entire stock of Gloves, in- clading Dent’s, Myer’s and Adler’s makes. Entire stock of Raincoats —mostly made by Rosen- wald & Weil ‘ Vests, Shirts, Ties, Gloves and othér accessoriés at. .. OPEN ALLDAY . Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star \ Hot-Weather Suits $9.85, $13.85 and $16.85 These Garments Sold Regular at $15.00 to $27.50 Extra Special Fine Shantung, both collar attached and bands; also Broadcloth and fine Tub Silks, including all the Values up to $8.50. Sale Price, $3.85 - 0% Off 0% Off 0% Off Balance entire stock B. V. D. Athletic Underwear, Pajamas, Neckwear, Interwoven Hosiary, Fine Handkerchiefs, Belts, Canes, Etc., Etc., at same proportionate reductions. Regular Prices SATURDAY Here is the list of prices: Balance Entire Stock of Wool Clothing at 50% Off car and asked for the Maryland {license; that the young lady was at { the wheel when the officer came back ginia license, which was done next tion bill by the American Legion was made last night by John G. Emery, national commander of the legion, at At your dealers or delivered anywhere chairman of the natfonal legislative £ All $3.00 Manhattan Shirts Now $2.00 to the car after stoppin it although & dinner inihis honor;at the ‘Ralélgh in this city. . 4 : All $3.50 Manhattan Shirts Now $2.34 g While the officer was follow- | Words of praise were given the||EGETARIAN FOOD & NUT All $3.75 Manhattan Shirts Now $2.50 jing behind: that instead of .being |Sweet bill, which passed the Senate| 133941 8. CAPITOL ST. B.E. All $4.50 Manhattan Shirts Now $3.00 Tned 310 the voung lady e fned | mmander Bmery aid that the e - and asked to put up col- T 1 Y All $5.00 Manhattan Shirts Now $3.34 Tarerar Cwhich would be refunded |bill. which incorporated the three ex- All $5.50 Manhattan Shirts Now $3.67 j when she produced the Virginia tage | SeTvice s BEOUER, CL ihi S Dements for ps o and license which she said belonged > k- . n Shirts Now $4. on the car, but were taken off; that |fiShting men now struggling to re- e - : the total cash In possession of the |Ein impaired health and overcome ot 2{: g;gg manll::::.n gt‘m gow S;g; [parey was 2 :m,‘c gver 310, und that :,lj:rhnndicaps sustained in the world, Our Entire Stock of Suits is included in this—the most ful 5 | 3 e magistrate tol em he woul AL, > | s, = . All $8.50 Manhattan Shi::: Now :5 67 fhe balance ofithe 10 arterde: T o ah 0 Mew Yotk Tom Merchandising Event in Men’s Clothing of the season, the only excep- e ! e . ne, and return & " & % ' o i 2 y T , Lester D. Volks of All $10.00 Manhattan Shirts Now $6.67 when' she produced the Vir- | CORNAlY of Texan, Lester, 0 TS, 0 on Surface tions being Evening Clothes and Palm Beach Suits. If you want a day. Quoten Typlcal Case. “.I am merely quoting this as a typical case of a number that come to this office day or two at the latest, and I do not | see how this office can be blamed when either Maryland or District of Columbia motorists, and I stand ready at all times |to give my personal attention to any | complaint of any injustice done to any ! motorist by any motor vehicle law en- forcement offic:r in the state of Mary- an: TALLIES WITH THIEF. il)avenpm't. Towa, Chief Sends De- scription of D. C. Robber. Inspector Daniel Sdllivan, acting chief of detectives, wired Charles Boettcher, chief of ‘police of Daven- |port, Towa, for information relative !to the holding up of a bank official -in that city three months ago and rob- bing him of $1,200. A response re- ceived from Chief Boettcher gave a description which tallied with that of the lone hold-up man who robbed ! Cashier Ernest L. Brown of the Peo- ple's Commercial and Savings Bank, 3608 Georgla avenue, Tuesday morn- ng. The age given of the Davenport man is five or ten years more than that suggested by Cashier Brown of the man who robbed him. S —_————— " TEN PERSONS INDICTED. Bills of Minor Offenses in True Grand Jary. Ten persons were indicted yesterday by the grand jury. Those accused and the charges against them are: Robert Smith, Joyriding:-Ben -Green; larceny; tenses, and Silas Hutchinson, Abe Dorsey and Lucretia Tolliver, assauits ‘with dangerous weapons. —_— | ATTORNEY UNDER FIRE. District Attorney F. M. Silva of San Francisco was instructed yesterday by Attorney General Daugherty to dismiss Assistant District Attorney Thomas Lennon if investigation of charges against him develops facts warranting such action. Mr. Daugherty said that charges of misuse of office had been filed against Mr. Lennon and that a thor- ough investigation was being made. every day, and in which we are blamed |J committee. Included in the list of guests were: Ogden L. Mills, Alfred L. Bullwinkle, Roy G. Fitzgerald, John C. Speak: . J. McCwain, Philip H. Stoll, Repre- sentative Royal Johnson, B. Carroll J. Ryan. —_— 4 the fault, as I have sh 1 Palm Beach, Mohair and all other tropica Wi the owner of the car Co” | FUNERAL AT CHURCH. Wall Paint Suits of every description. NOW “It is not the intention or desire of Funeral services for Robert L. Hol- b y P this office to impose any hardship on|jand of 623 Sth street northeast were $3.00 Gal. held this_afternoon at 1 o'clock at i | Calvary Episcopal Church, 11th and G streets northeast. Mr. Holland, who died Tuesday, was an employe of the government print- ing office, and was a lifelong member of Calvary Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie E. Holland, two daughters, Mrs. Fannie H. Curtin and Mrs. Ruby H. Hatton, and a son, R. W. Holland. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. _ The resignation of Capt. Stephen Mahon, field artillery, has been ac- cepted by the President to take effect August 1. ANNOUNCING Price Reductions On All Food | Served Here. : \ Our patrons are as- sured the same good quality food. delicious with us, you will be delighted - with'. our service, and, besides, you will find our dining room- cool:and com- fortable. are HPC Paints that science perfected. Home beauty — protection—in- All $25.00 Suits and Overcoats Now $12.50 e et e aioe, L e BT e Jog Brown, Lon A: Scott, Mar- dividuality is yours with All $35.00 Suits and Overcoats Now $17.50 | "I am very sorry that this case hap- |vin Jones; Albert Johnson Davis El- HPC Paints. Ready - ¢ » All $45.00 Suits and Ovexcoats Now $22.50 | e but Rad siiher Me, Hemming ot | K% 3y Lamar demers, Walter mixed for ease of appli- All $45 Suits reduced to $34.85 Al 35200 Suie and Sverconts Now 780 [l i b R e i R[] G T All $60 Suits reduced to $47.85 - license would have been' received in a |Arent Archibald Olpp and Thomas uils reauce (1] o HPC Interior Flat ENS ITIZENR C l . 3 William (l?lluxh‘t':n‘nuaxmlxl;( o rape home . cooking. and B it and assault to rob; Daniel Miner, Al- courteous stténtion. { = 5 Entire stock of Full Dress / OF F th \fred L. Wright and Roy Miiler, grand : g 3 gt 2 e Tavceny: dames M. Mursy, faise pres Come. have- & meal Our business is to Give Complete Two Weeks With Pay Insures you = vacation, but have ou thought of safeguarding your Bonds, Jewels. or other valusbles? Rent one of our safe deposit boxes. Costs less than one sent a day. 1336 N. Y. Ave. $ 3.85 | Cool Summer Suit—a High-grade Business Suit for Fall Wear—you can save money by BUYING NOW AT THIS SALE. Besides the Suits at $43.85, there is wide selection to be had at these Sale Prices— All $70 and $65 Suits reduced to $53.85 A Small Deposit Accepted No Charge for Alterations All our $8 WHITE Silk Shirts .85 Uxtra-heavy Crepe de Chine and Jersey Silks. All cut full and fuliy guaranteed. New, clean, Fine Quality Shirts, taken ri%hlt out of our regular stogk. 1 Sizes. 512 and ‘10 'DELMAR Low Shoes $6.85 Any Model you want—English, Brogue, French or Conservative. All leathers, including Cordovan, Norwegian Calf, Russia (Calf, Tony Red, Black « Calf, White and Sports Shoes. Satisfaction. We do it or Money Back. Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 P;anti_sylvania Avenue