Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1921, Page 6

- 249 P-B Summer Sults for Men WL § S i g . i 1 L R 1 e N % Tomorrow’i—,—altfl 8 "~ We stage the final markdown of $12. 50 - Jor suits that have been selling Jrom $14.75 up to $25.00 for suits that have been selling from - $22.50 up to $37.50 Assortments which represent the bal- ance of our entire stock include in all styles and sizes the following materials: 87 Palm Beach Suits, were $14.75 to $18.50 52 Mohair Suits, were $22.50 to $25 1 Crash Suit, was $16.50 7 Tropical Worsted Suits, were $20 oo $12,50 18 Shantung Sllk Suits, were $35 3 Gabardine Suits, were $35 & $37.50 70 Tropical Worsted Suits, were $22.50 to $35 7 Domestic Linen Suits, were :$22. 50 4 Irish Linen Suits, were $35- * . $6.50 White Flannel Trousers. ..now $4.75 $10.00 White Flannel Trousers...now $7.25 $47.50 English Golf Suits........now $37.50 $40.00 Woolen Golf Suits........now $27.50 $30.00 English Sport Coats... .. ...now $19.75. Other Clearance Specials - Prices named in most instances, being below cost to us, no alterations can be made, or C. O. D.s accepted. This sale offers 249 Washingtonians a rare. npportumty, and we will doubtless be cleaned out by Monday evening. For ‘early morning buyers, our: Clothing Department will be : open at 8 AM. Monday—first floor. == () N PREST SLANG Daughter of ngstor. Who Killed Him Attends Fu- '’ neral Services. * By the Assoclated Press.. . BIRMINGHAM, Ala., August 13.—No special grand jury will b called t6 iR+ vestigate the killiog Thursday night of the Rt. Rev. James E. Coyle, pas- tor of St..Paul's Catholic Church, by -{Re¢, Edwin R. Stephenson,- County Solicitor Joseph R. Tate anaounced tonight This decision was reach by the solicitor because of the fact that the regular grand jury will be in session August 23, and the case will be submitted to’the regular body at that time. A warrant charging Rev. Stephen- son 'with murder in the first degree was sworn out by Coroner J. D. Rus- sum today. In the opinion of court offictals. the trial of Stéphenson prob- ably will be set for early in-October, in ‘case he is indicted. .The accused minister was visited by a nulmber of attorneys today, and, while no an- nouncement has been made, it is be- lieved that he has arranged for coun- sel to represent him. Father Coyle was shot to death on the front porch of the rectory. Rev. Stephenson stat- ing afterward that he shot in self- defonse after being struck twice by ihe priest. Bishop Charges Propaganda. Pontifical high requiem mass was held over the body of the dead priest today, the services being conducted by the Rt. Rev. E. P. Allen, Bishop of Mobile. The funeral of Father Coyle will be held tomorrow afternoon. In his sermon Bishop Allen charged that the killing of Father Coyle was the result' of propaganda carried on in Alabama agajnst the Catholic. church and Catholic institutions by “unprinci- pled politiclans.” Father Coyle was killed by. Rev. Stephenson- after the priest had per- formed a marriage ceremony uniting Miss’ Ruth Stephenson, daughter of the minister, to Pledro Gussman, a Catholic. Daughter at Services. Mrs. Gussman attended the services at St. Paul's today. “I am sorry my father did that' she sald, referring to the tragedy. “He himself has married many elop- ing couples. only there were harsh words and no shootings as a result.” Rev. Stephenson is known locally as the “marrying parson” because of the large number of ecloping couples. he has joined together at the court- house, where he made his headquar- ters. WEBER CRINE MYSTERY 5 FAR ROV SOLLTION Maryland Grand Jury Informed Ef- forts at Apprehending Slayer Are Still in Vain. Special Dispatch to The Star. B UPPER MARLBORO, M{, August 13.—At the special term of the cir- ouit court for Prince Georges county | ‘ |the grand jury which has just ad~ journed investigated the brutal mur- ‘der.and criminal .assault last-May of Mrs. Margaret " Elizabeth _Weber, twenty-year-ojd bride ‘of John Weber, jr.. near Whites station. grand jury received reports. as Sforts beiag made to apprehend. the guilty person and, although .assurkd that no stone was being left unturngd n the hunt, learned that the crime | is atill as far from solution as when the investigation was begun. The grand jury commended the efforts of { Sheriff EIf S. Harrison. his deputies | the Maryland state police force and | Constable Thomas H. Garrison in this case. During the session the ‘grafd jury investigated thifteen cases, ri turning ten true bills. The grand jusy expressed regret over ‘the death of Peter B. Bradley of the Baltimofe police force. There are at -present! sixteen prisoners in the county jail| and a number out on bail. Most of these are hoys, both .white and col- ored. Le Page Cronmiller of Laurel, a member of the county baard of elec- tion supervisors, was foreman of the ! ury. A number of cases of diptheria arJ reported in this vicinity. Precautions are being taken to prevent the spreld of the malady. —_— et FRIENDS BACK GEN. SALE FOR VIRGINIA CHAIRMAN Man Who Managed Clmpu'l‘gn for Trinkle Declared to Be Logical Leader of Demecrats, Speoial Dispatch to The Star: RICHMOND! Va., August 13.—Today | a determined movement was Set afoot | here by the friends of Gen. W. W. Sale, who managed the campaign !or' Senator Lee Trinkle in his race for the gubernatorial nomination, "to§ make him chairman of the state| democrati¢ committee. It §s known that his name will be presented to_the- state committee at its meetihg here August 30. Representative H. D. Flopd of the tenth district is the only other can- didate mentioned at this_ time for the honor. Those who are managing the con- test say they believe that Gen. Sale is entitled to this recognition fer having managed the first campaign.’ i that will “est fieu l cles so that theyi | asain i former . activity. | Two-Day-Old Infant , Fol in Mail Box g %Ic Anf{' ab: s placed "Ie Was taken to the county home at Doylestown, apparent- 11y unscathed by its experienee. TAKES OIL UNTIL SEPT. AD Pipe I.ina c;)mpmy ktendl Ae- eeptance Perlod in W. 'Va. PARKERSBURG, W. Va., August 13. —Gaugers of the Eumk‘ Pipe Line Com- pany, with headquarters here, have been insti ted to Gl % '\:eut +Yyirginia ffe] wasnnoun, tensiop'tof fi i when & Fecenttrder i to run:on until?4 t is nderstood,. adebrding’t6 hs pibe lllne officials, lhnl the “m fendion does not ean ¢! begin drmg uR{h‘ cuon in tha s creasing pi : 2 WILSON GREATEST MAN. Dr..Dodd of University of Chicago Lauds Ex-President. LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C., August 13.—Declaring that “one of the “aistrcan: %% %% N AN AL %/ k. 24 0 -'Women's Gowns, 69¢ Chojce of White ord - Pink ~ Gowzs, blue 2 stitching _trimmed — Ml cut, $1 grades. i3 e l.-‘ l?l.?-ele‘ orthid navy, \e' shigment of all haden in Sizes Dretty " designs grades. D to 44, SLH0 m Unbleached - Sheeting,: 8¢ Yard Standard Rew Inlend Sheeting: and perfect: full ~ plece. only. 8%c yard. '$3.50 Women’s Silk Hose, . $2.35 Cholce of lot full- fashioned bose: glove silk: up to 11 rizes in this lof clal. $2.33 pair. 50c Women’s Lisle Hose, 25¢ Choies of biack and brown Setm-back Mer: cerized , H -xsu_hfx va Women's Splil- Foot Stockings 29c Fine Blsck Hoe Sheeting, pe share. fine bedwear. tomer. 75¢ Window Shades. . . Another shipment of white and two shades of green. i ; -Lm ut from fall | Wonderful lot of pretty designs in all colors; self and ‘contrast trimmed; made with sashes, belts and pockets, in Women’s Gauze | - Vests, 15¢ Fine white Rib ful Vests with V necks, A\ W’.:\‘W"z‘w ial lot of Plrlect Q\ll.llt) w?“p:: ;l\dh Linen, -cut from full piece— on sale while it lasts, .- - 9.4 Pepperel Sheeting,Yd., 39¢ Standard Make of Unbleached from full ple: m Full .Yard-Wide, Extra Heavy Muslin, cut from ful] piece—perfétt—for to 14 years.. ing- features of the campaign against ex-President Wilson is the publication in many newspapers of the country of ;| the w-fllledllnloblnmbhy b' Wlflhm S F. «McCoombd,” - Dr. l\lum')'l professor of Ameflun history ll| the University, in an ress before ' th :- laymen of the Methodls! Epi Church Bou!lll here, !lld ‘Wilson w-s Ree& and Raffia Work of the Puplh of the Local Public, Municipal and Church Schools .- August 15:22° Watch Our Show Window HEADQUARTERS FOR Wflm-.leuune Luxe Line Loose Leaf, Ring Binders and Ledgers Southworth Typewriting Paper r Keith’s Fine Stationery = National Blank Books - Dixon_Pencils - Wm Index Cabinets and Filing Equipment, etc. TYPEWRITER & OFFICE SUPPLY CO.; 722 13th St. NW. A COLLARMISTICE MAKE atrucewithyour- self and Starched the weather. collars TOL- MANIZED means slower wilt and un- dreamed-of comfort on the hottest day. The Tolman Laundry F. W. MacKenzie, Manager Cor. 6th and C St;. NW Starched, but not stiff, is the secret of our process of TOLMAN.- IZING! Phone Frank- AN 1A\ er t*\‘p. v o AUGUST’SS d;diu sizéy Mfi “Kaufman Specjaf” 671 $1.50 Corsets fl ismest Coutil Gorsets for women —jongvhip and medjum bust mods Extra wel{ . .Final Monday Clearance of green, 3ng, rose WAy, m! alig womux,,gp ' $7.98 WASH" DRESSFS Amasing collection of plain white, blue, peach, brown. summer frocks fur ty dotted and fij es, folds and i .g!' - $1. 08 " $3 Values a Women's Black and White, Navy and White, Blue and Tan Plaid Skirts, with de- tachable belt, fancy pockets and buttons; extra fine quality, in sizes up to 32. 'Re- - duced for quick clear- | ularly to. ance. Take your pick }in price of §2 grades. riddance. Choice fancy - buttons. $l. 33 Values gréen or brown and white sport creations, with detachable belt, pockets Splendid grades that sold reg- 79 of black.| Prunella Plaid Pleal ed Models, in sizes pd | to 34—large range of pretty colors and der signs—grouped Mon: | day for quick clears | quick Jance. Made with des tachable belt. -' é H H i ¢ : Women's All-w ooi and §3, slashed for 321n. Dress G rfect and extra huv)-«: Come early for xp and of 29c Limit,; 30 yards-{o a-cus- | bolts— ....... = with 3-i Complete with, fixtures. grades. Blgoirhtuol'hld 89¢ 1l cut; well made. - Sizes 7 Lay in a supply for_school wear. Mvmxuoumm lflnlhh ~ Assortment of checks, reduced. A wonderful bargain for Monday. Yard-Wide Percales, Y., 12}c Great table of stripes, dots gures on light and dark grounds— .4/fhst colors only. boits—sanitary and in sealed bolt. best wanted in various sizes—standard makes Good. desirable lengthé ‘qualities. :27-In. Red Star Diaper Cloth Famous make—in 10-yard 31.39 Regularly $2 $1 Double-Bed SHEETS.. .. size 72x90 inch hem—"run-of-the-mill” of $1 On_sale Monday while they last. Special sale of finest blue, green, tan and pink <crmbination. Dutch Daddy. and Middy styles in full cut sizes, 3 to 8. Splendid qualities. MPMMWM’ a‘a $1.25 Bell Blouses ‘8l Chakice Bf_s season! Marvetous rtment of Khaki, : | Madras, Solsetts and Rep Blouses with collar attached, in sizes 6 to 16 years. You know the brand, they sall glways at: 31 and 3TR6: Thy Im 2 supply: for mclgol “apd “fail. O sale Monday while - they last!