Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 11

raE THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, .D. C, MONDAY, SEi’TEMBER’ 12, 1921.° NS EEEE NSNS NN NN NN NN NSNS ENISNENEEEEEEEEREREEE Tw———————AKENmm S , Ti]PALAIS POVAL Men’s and Women’s Handkerehiefs BEFORE DAYBREA : | The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. Women's 35c Liren Handkerchiefs, solid eul.\n with dllnty em= Extra Precautions Observed ' broidered designs in corner. , 25e. Women's 75¢ Pure Linen H;ndkerchien ‘with 2 and 3 l‘l'l of hem- at Trial of Three for. Mur- der of Taxi Driver. stitching, also a few with 3%-inch and 1-iich hems. Each, 50c. Men’'s 50c All-linen Handkerchiefs, with 3 n.nd *’ ‘inch hems. By the Associated Press. COLUMBIA, S. C., September 12.— Dozen, $4.20. Before daylight = this _morning, while all Richland and Lexington counties slept, a civil guard, a dozen strong, escorted Jesse Gappins, C. O. ! Fom and S. J. Kirby from the state penitentiary in Columbia to Lexing- ton, and there the three men, who ! were scheduled for trial today for the killing of William Brazell, Co- lumbia taxicab driver, were locked in the courtroom, the officers guarding all approaches, armed with repeat- ing Winchester rifles. The eourt- . Toom served as a jail from before daylight until the court convened at o 10 o'clock. *_Solicitor Callison stated that it was ' his purpose to have the men ar- raigned as soon as the court con- vened and he hoped the trial would be concluded during the first half of the day. The three prisoners were taken to Lexington by automobile. Three state constables, heavily armed, rode in an advance car, and following came the car with the prisoners and with other constables. In Lexington the guard was augmented by other officers. The three men are self- confessed slayers of Brazell, who was killed on the early morning of August 9. CONFESSION CONNECTS LAWYER WITH MURDER Natural Willow Armchair at $6.45 Large size. Made of very fine, heavy quality matural willow. Deep seat and high back. Back 24 inches high. Seat 21%x19 inches. At $6.45. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Correct for any room in the house. Palats Royal—Maia Fleor. CHOICE *1.00 " Unique Purchase ofPIulzppme Underwear Captlvatmg Dresses e e 40 g’ ie“"";'; C'c"':”” R"m g C’f”"” Including Nightgowns and re] ine ricotine Envelope Chemise At $25 $3.98t0 $4.98 $5.00 to $7.98 Values Values All Sizes for Women and Misses The assortment consists of new afternoon / 2 98 3 98 o (-} dresses of fine quality silks, such as Canton Crepe, Roshanara Crepe and Crepe de Chine, in a large variety of new models. A unique purchase because of the uncommon values and the unusual way in which this pur- chase was brought about so that we could offer this comprehensive collection. | Another Shipment of Aluminum Ware ‘Washington’s greatest aluminum ware sale will bo wnunnnd another day. The tremendous response this morning compelled us to take immediate action to arrange for another shipment of this aluminum ware—choose from Ten-inch Double Roaster, 8-quart Preserving Kettle, 4-quart Convex Saucepan with cover, 4- quart Windsor Saucepan with cover, 6-quart Convex Covered Kettle, 2-quart Coffee Percolator, 3-piece Saucepan Set, 4V;-quart Tea Kettle and 2-quart double Boiler. On Sale Bargain Basement. No.C. O. D.’s. No Exchanges. Guaranteed F irst Quality. Choice at $1.00 A Special Sale of 200 2 [N Siutpparess S 82 BN Frank Rawlings Alleges John Pope ‘Was “Master Mind” in Killing at Jacksonville, Fla. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. September 12. * —Acting State’s Attornéy A. D. Mec- Neil stated tonight he had obtained a written confession from Frank Raw- lings of Chicago charging that John Pope, a well known attorney of this city, planned the robbery of a local theater last Sunday night in which . George H. Hickman. its manager, was ¢ ' shot and killed. Mr. McNeil stated that Irwin Novitzsky, an electrician of this city, also has implicated Pope. Pope and Novitzsky are being held on charges of accessories before the fact and Rawlings is held on a charge of murder. Johnnie Novitzsky, alias Mayfleld, said to be Novitzsky's wife, was arrested at Fort Myers late last night upon advices from local officials that she was wanted in connection with the affair. Novitzsky admits, according to Mr. McNeill, that he had knowledge of the impending robbery, but denies that he himself praticipated in it. Rawlings' alleged confession, in written form, says, according to the state's attorney, that Pope planned the robbery and waited in an_auto- moblle one block from the theater while it was being carried out. Raw- lings was to have escaped in this car, according to the alleged confession, but’ when Pope saw a policeman clogely following Rawlings in his flight toward the car he speeded away. « Rawlings is quoted as saying that Pope, when he revealed the plan, ex- v Black, navy blue and brown are the predomi- nating colors. Cire Ribbon and Braid is used to advantage on many of these dresses, while others are embel- lished with embroidery of silk, or new beaded effects. The Street Dresses are of fine quality Tricotine, with Cire ribbon trimming. Attractively made of the finest lingerie cloth. Beautifully hand-scalloped and em- broidered in vines, flowers and other neat de- signs. No two alike. Featured for Tuesday at $2.98 and $3.98. N The Models favored feature new lines, new: girdle and new sleeve effects. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Paiais Royal—Third Floor. September Salé of China and Housewares Two Interesting Silk Specials 100-picce Dinmer Set, American porce-] 14-piece . t i * « August Exports and Imports Are - plained that it would be an easy job. X lain with scallop edge and Snennne ‘\grne; .‘el.m- polnting cut nat’ Hickman had onty 2,000 Yards All-Wool Dress Fabrics 450 Yards 54-Inch All-Wool Velour LS DT O PR e ~ gotten up from a_sicl | - , American porce-|crystal. Regu- “l;hn alleged confession further quotes 2 | " IINI—-:;I:: ”Il.-l?:(: !'d'e(-url:lel‘\;: n p 133 e Slf!*fi. awlings to the effect that Pope had ar r | ain le fcE 199 disclosed plans of similar robberies C . larly $27.50, Sept. sale $1998 Sept. sale price, to be carried out this inter, th theater cnl.t.mnlobein' m:v “flr:l o: The assortment comprises All-wool French Serge in Regularly $3.98 Yard tece Dinner Set, Hnrxaer laauzhl'l':;! $14-50 the Tist. the fashionable colors, including navy; All-wool Granite This superior quality of velour is shown in 10 dif- mieithia gold (NAnaiang S e County srand ) fury hke been Cloth in the wanted shades. called to meet in special session to- morrow for the second time in con- nection with the case. $1.75 yard. All for Tuesday only at ) suits and coats. ferent colors, both light and dark. An ideal fabric for Tuesday only at $298 yard. from open stock. Regu- .98 Monday. icce Dinner set. $19.98 American porce- nadian star cut, | lain with a wide green band and rose-|clear crystal. R::';;ngll"tr!:l ae‘t !al:’ lnmor;ol)w. . i bud center, n;m r]:olfl h:rf"};)s Regularly $4.95. eV Lt Dostponed, accordin, 5 .. o and lines. gularly 7.50, at {5 oMicials, pending the result of the New Fall Woolens Are Arriving Daily | Sl price, $39.95)= 3.75 i\uvc!l\gl:umndmh the cases of Pope, Water Tumblers, thin blown. clear, $3. ovitzsky and the womans P ‘Monday only, ake special mention of our crystal, bell shaped. ¥ We m gt y wonderful collection of Wool Skirtings, by far the greatest variety we sicpicee Cottume 8el, 1 2 gotd hair tine |5 Tor 69¢ Lo e s ANOTHER M [} have ever shown. ese can be had in stripes, plaids and checks. All 54 inches wide. Special at $449 and $4.98. band with Wall of Troy center. Frait Bowlx, handled and plain Coloniall ;.o oyt gesign, tapered 3.75 H URDER OCCURS o grade porcelain. Regularly $1150 style. Regularly 98¢. 69¢ lasses. Regularly $4.50, $ N Palais Royal—Necond Floor. $14.00, sale price. Monday. glasses. gularly $4.50, at IN CHICAGO VOTE FEUD |3 Man Killed by Shots From Auto | ‘Which Flees From Nine- teenth Ward. “THICAGO. Sentember 12.—Five bul- lets were fired into the back of Frank DeMario last night as he stood on & crowded street corner in the nine- teenth ward, the scene of thirteen po- litical feud murders in the past few months. De Marlo died en route to a hospital. The shots were fired by one of two men in a passing automobile, which ‘ gpeeded away and escaped In the traffic. The feud in the ward resulted from an ,aldermanic election several months ago. BIGGER FOREIGN TRADE. Increases Over July. Substantial increase in both im- ports and exports during August, as compared with July, was recorded in the natlon's foreign commerce, ac- cording to the monthly trade sum- mary issued today by the Department of Commerce. xports ~during August totaled $375.000.000. as compared with $331,- 000,000 in July and with $578.000,000 in August, 1920. Exports for the month reached the highest total of the year since March, when the figure was $387.000.000. August imports totaled $194,000,000, / Tuesday Is Bargain Basement Da d leading makers. is nominal. Just Received—On Sale Tomorrow Morning More Dresses $15 This time come samples of the new Autumn- Winter 1921-1922 styles from three of New York's The price asked for choice} $15.00, opportunity will be gone. Look ahead—buy supplies for future needs. On sale tomorrow morning at $1.00 each. Be as Dainty as Pictured 1,200 House Dresses | New [ Count Neat the ! Different (-] Savings The dressmaker with the skill to create such chic house dresses would charge you much more than $1.00 for making alone. They come to us— and go to you at less than cost of production. Every Size, 36 to 44 Others will—and the against $177.000,000 in July and $513,- | ials i ming 000,000 in .-\Iugusl o; last year. The‘ Materi Trim B 1 200 B l W A S import total was the highest since 2 Sil i ung May, when the figure was $205,000,000, Charmense AT 7 — Pron Gold imports for August aggregated Satin > Jet Beads $86,f 000:0“ and ;{rerehlllehhlgl;:ll (oll' Taffeta St 1 B : & month except March, when the total S & you was $87,000,000. Exports of gold dur- AJl-wool Serge (el peads They Sheuld Gt it ing August amounted to $671,652. Tricotine . Crystal Beads be $1.00 tomorrcw K MOTOR CAR HITS POLE. * Four Persons Hurt in Accident on Bladensburg Road. Four persons were injured and two others escaped when an auto- mobile in which they were riding Fiber Silk Hose Jersey Cloth Crepe de Chine Georgette Crepe $1 Silk Hose Silk Embroidery Y Wool Embroidery Ribben Trimmings Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. 200 Bedspreads tomorrow— As chic-as the dresses—just as practical—as enveloping as a dress. Such aprons would be a wonder at $1.00. Think of only 69c—and be here Tuelday—in the Palais Royal Bargain Basement. 36-Inch Muslin & / early yesterday morning crashed into'a telegraph polo on Biadensburs Regularly 4 5 : 79c Worth $ 2 9 8 Longcloth, 10 Yards s I .59 Hope l 6 C a ‘en’ avenue. o o . . S—— * Bopico Murras. 1605 T street southeast s9c. ..... C GW“’;W' "f'rf“:";:?‘:”“‘:m FEn e o More . ! The Fine Quality — Brand. .. & a car, was treated a ‘omen’s Threas ose, Wi reinforced feet, higl = i i - 5 Emergency Hospital, and later went o oten s Hase with long sk spliced heels and elastic garter tops: $1.00 gradeirregu- An Opportunity to Acquire Used for Lingerie e back and reinforced with high spliced heels; kome: Daisy Reynolds, 705 5th street, cut on head, treated at Sibley Hos- pital; Nellie Weymer. 705 5th street, injuries to head and body, treated at Emergency Hospital; John Berry, Orange, N. J., stopping at the National HLS s e §2.25 Silk Hose D s 19 ot 25c | ) P e e s gl a8 Teesdey @) Q5 | | Sumrier of Fegtere and c Quality... . Women’s Vests, 2 for 45| | 2™ $1.97. =cene or e af a Children's ompers an o e 4na brought the ::!::afytgl':lh‘:;ty. only, at. L4 ki, ’:omc P R S T LR otheér garments ‘subject . to Tuesday Only, at With all the sheen of silk BUILDING NEW BRIDGE. Southern MWny Provides for 8% to 10; in Tey and tap.” 45 ‘Thread Silk Hose. full fash- ioned, plain and embroidered; black and colors; sizes 8¢ to 10. Irregular weave; 31.85 a pair.—Bargain Basement. 1,200 Yds. Duck lar’ weave—in cordovan and black. pair.—Bargain Basement. growing demand with superior quality and wonderful de- signs and colorings. Very special. At only llc yard.—Bar- gain Basement. Bizes 8% to 10, at 79¢c Basement. Good Heavy Crochet Spreads, | double-bed " size. hotel proprietors. — Bargain 1,280 yds. Sateen hard wear oan well be made ot this sateen.” yard—B: 36-Inch Huck f Towels A hint td And only 38e Basement, ably higher price. This perfect-finish Longcloth is regular at a consider- It is a passing opportunity to buy 10 yards for $1.55-—Hargain Baxement. These glove-fitting but Elastic Ribbed Vests are here in’ all sizes from 36 to 44, inelusiye. ~—Bargain Basement. Tuesday—2 for 45c. ance that this bleached muslin is free of “filling” and that durability is positively as- sured. A surprise price, 16c yard.—Bargain Basement. and in artistic designs snd beautiful colorings, these Silk oline Covered Comforts are as ornamental as useful, and only $1.97!—1 Base- Heavier Motive Power. Se C Cl'e % \ L Children’s. SWCkllls’ Special Dispatch to The Star. T Pentme Pe at Wh SI: I{ose 4 an‘ S School LYNCHBURG, Va., September 12.— Heavy 1 Z%C S b Kimonos Are ; c ly 1 7C hool e 2 Pa c For 45c To make it safe to utllize heavier Weight ... Sapey Pay 25c. . Usual 29¢ and 35¢ Grades, Wear, 2 Pair. : : motive power on its old main line ' Pha Dark Browsy Dusk 1ba¢ Possible with its Use Just 100 dozen to_be distrib- Af Fine ribbed, double heel and through " Lynchburg the Southern il Teahe . SR Waether in floral_notably artistio—or the “Mornicg -uted—at -17c instead of 25c For boys are Sturdy Ribbed Black Hose, rel toe. "In black, white and. cor- i m“k'a;:" c‘re:k' e“" t:: shades and for other purposes Glory” designs, or whether in plain colors, these crepes are each. To create a fair dis- siges 7 to 11%. -For the girls and boys are fine Blhbed Bole. dovan. Siges .6 to 9%. At Unfon passenger station, with & roo where durability. is a factor. wonderfully beautiful. And only 30c yard.—Bargain Base- tribution—not more than 13 s to, 9% mizes. Two pairs for 46c.—Bargain Basement. 2 pairs, 4 Base- ipforced concrete structure. Only.13%e » 7 _— L Srchamer: - e %n. bridge is being put in with- Iassments interruption to traffic, either of through trains or the yard engines which cross the creek -hundreds of times daily, X -« l..'ll.lIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIHIIIIII !.-'..HI.IIII.III.IIIIIIII!IIll.l.IlP....l..-IlIIIIII.III.IIlll!.llllllll.lll‘fl‘flllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIUBIIII.