Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 14

BAVARIAIS REFUGE ~ OF SLAYERS' BAND German Chancellor Reports on Death Plot Against Mathias Erzberger. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, September. 15.—Suspicion that the assassination of Mathias Erz- berger was plotted in Bavaria by chauvinist secret societies, Wwhich transferred their headquarters there S0 as to be less liable to interference, ‘was confirmed today by a slatemenll of Chancellor Wirth before the reichstag vigilance' committee. The chancellor was answering a question whether it was true that signs pointed to complicity in the murder of Erzberger by the notorious brigade of Capt. Ehrhardt, the mov- Ing spirits of which are located at Rosenheim, near Munich. Dr. Wirth read a long report from State Commissioner Weissman, show- ing that all attempts since the Kapp revolution to arrest Col. Bauer, Maj. Pabst and Capt. Ehrhardt had falled, although it had been discovered they were residing near Munich, in an ig- trenched position, under a strong guard, comprising theis followers and some members of the Bavarian police force. The report added that it was virtually impossible to penetrate their hiding place, as any one approaching it was fired upon. Wants Tmmediate Action. _Chancellor Wirth added that the situation could not possibly be im- proved in Bavaria by postponing ac- tion. The aim and object of his policy was to obtain a speedy re- DERFUL SALE!! Fall this sale. greens, browns and blues, he: ness. Therefore we are taking the b The Suitihgs Everything in worsteds . you would regularly expect to sell at much higher prices is embraced in Pencil stripes, the new Scotch plaids in mixtures, chalk lines—in fact, so great a variety of patterns and colorings it would be: impossible to number them all. < moval of the state of siege in Ba- % JHavé arrived .were those 'representing Varia. WORLD DELEGATES MEET. }atiria"{a’ ifefana, Seotiand, Korea, The independent soclalist, Herr Ditt- | Hyngary, Austrla and Czechoslovakia. mann, bitterly scored the Bavarian The-Irish by Dr. POy chist Poohner for aileged con: Beformed . and Presbyterian [Theirith deiegation lo heated By U nivance in sheltering the “murder Churches Represented. the Presbyterian Church of Ireland, and gang.” He demanded that the gov- ernment of the empire put an end to the situation in Bavaria, which, he said, constituter a danger to the state. . The nationalist deputy, Dr. Herg. Tetorted that the charges against Ehr- hardt and his men had not been proven, and offered sworn testimony | the that they attend the rejoined that the rightist incitement|ception. of the last two years to violence| Three against the present regime had grown intolerable and that the German uni- form had been misused for nefarious purposes. Disagrees With Bavaria. ‘The chancellor declared that he was unable to accept the: standpoint of the Bavarian government that the whole question of a state of emer- gency should be shelved until a new ministry was formed. Ehrhardt has been in- communica-|. tion recently with the former Ba- varian minister of justice, Roth. Ac- cording - to information obtained at police headquarters, Col. Bauer ' is now residing in Budapest, but recent- 1y he has made several visits to Munich, where he met Ehrhardt. NEW WORK PLAN OPENS. Packing Hougse Employes to De- termine Policy Today. _ KANSAS CITY, September 16.—Pack- ing houses here are operating under the new “shop representation” plan, which became effective vesterday. No inci- dent marked the change from the fed- eral arbitration system to the new sy tem, under which employe represent tives and not union officials not em ployed in the packing houses are sche uled to discuss wages and working con- ditions with the packers, 1t was said that no changes in wage scales were contemplated at this time and that no difficulty was anticipated because of the new method of arbitration proposed. Union_officlals offered no comment, announcing merely that a_meeting had been called for today, when the unions would determine their pol ‘The —Signed Delegates of Reformed and Presabyte- rian churches are burgh from many parts of the world ta the = Aliance were not connected with |holding the the murder of Erzberger. Dr. Wirth| Will open here tonight with a public re- hundred and fifty delegates representing 35,000,000 persons are ex- pected to attend. Among delegates who Princess Pat the heel and in the straight inside line. For walking or housework or business. gkmgq ‘!‘)r. R. u) 3 V. aniDr. 1, Forgin of Aberdeen. gathering in ‘Pitts- eleventh General Council of of Reformed Churches Presbyterian system, which gented by 175 delegates. ————————. with 1,777 lines. secret is in the poise of 'MEN! We Cannot Wait for ! Business to Open Up—! We have bought our woolens at most.ad\'antageous prices, and they are in our store! Qur rent goes on just the same and our cutters, fitters and tailors must be paid—business or no busi- ull by the horns to force business with THIS WON- Finest Worsted Suitings & & Winter Overcoatings Made to Your loss to us. very start of gain. LOOK —in our windows—we have piled them high with _some of the fab- rics in this sale. Look at them and you will be convinced ~of the savings. rringbone, worsted Measure— - At the Extraordinarily Low Price Absolute Savings of Many Dollars——-! HIS is a’plain statement of facts. For no other rea- 4 son in the world could we or any other reliable tai- o Iqrs build you a suit of Newcorn & Green quality, 5 materials and standard of tailoring at so low a price. Re.mernber—we do not change prices every week, or advertise catch prices to get a man into our store. ‘This sale is launched with but one thought—to create active business and to do a large volume. We must do a volume of business to continue this sale, for without a large volume every suit ordered in this sale will be at a Man, this is an opportunity you hardly expected at the the season—and an opportunity you cannot aflord'to pass by. Your fall and winter clothes need your attention now—and our sacrifice of profit is entirely your The Overcoatings The finest Overcoatings—all wool in eve ) thread. The overcoatings -that guarantee warmtl:ywith:ut being too heavy. All the new color combinations, oxfords, grays, as well as blues and black kerseys: 'Mandy plafid gack ;Eects, too, and the fashionable weeds. Ready-made -overcoats ha than this’ special price. T iemst e { Newcorn & Green 1002 F Street N.W. Established 23 Years. Daily Closing Hour, 6 P.M. Dr. William Park, also of Belfast, presi- PITTSBURGH, I'a., September 16.— |dent of the general council of the aili- ance. Representatives from Scotland . J. Drummond of Edin- Qliver Russell of Paisley ‘The American churches will be repre- “Hamlet" is the longest of Shake- mpeare's plays, with 3,930 lines, and tiie' “Comedy of Errors” the shortest, % % % 0 Z % % Z Uz 222 7 2 2% % WY % 7 % 722 2 Z Y G ot A G B T Girls’ Tams School Girla' Tamn —In red, brown navy, sand, peacock, rose and other col- ors ty choose from; some are embroid- ered and others are trimmed with gros- grain $l.00 ribbon or fur balls Millinery Dept.—S8econd loor, b Y - . % W W . \\2 K Thousands of Washington’s thrifty shoppers know what this once-a-week sale means in values and - savings! Tomorrow’s list of super-bargains offers convincing evidence that this is a sale that it pays to 5 Hosiery Three Pairs of <hildren's 29¢ Hose—— Ribbed Black Cotton Hose, good weaving, excellent quality; sizes 6 to wait for and to profit by. It magnifies each 25c, each 50c and each $1 spent here Saturday—gives these small amounts their greatest buying power. We cannot fill mail or phone orders. Any Article at 25¢ Pearl Bead Necklaces—24-inch lengths, duate styles, plated clasp 25¢ { Jewelry- sortment of jewelry, in- cluding “Brooches, Bar l;iuu, (!'13 Sets, Barrings, Collar Pins, Cu 25C Links, Tie Clasps, etc., pretty styles and designs 25¢ Baby Pants— Pure Rubber Baby | 25¢ | Tants, warranted perfect quality, in small, medium and large sizes Notion Dept. 25¢ | Women’s Sanitary Aprons— Good quality rubberized sheeting, WEIL INde Lo neeneannenenen S Notion Dept. % Lion White Floating Soap— chiefs—White Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, good quality, full size... Playing Cards—Good quality linen or embossed finish, full pack Hose—Medium- seamed Two Pairs of Women’s 19 2 5 Vests—Gauze Vests, low neck and C sleeveless; slightly imperfect Children's 65c Underwear—Fleeced four and five inches wide e Two 19c Huck Towels—White Figured Huck Towels, close weave; size 16x32 inches. . and pockets; sizes 1 to 6 years..... | Women's Bloomers—Of fine ba- tiste, in pink, with lace-trimmed ruffié; reinforced.......... SemHoRse Infants’ Short Dresses—Of v nainsook, neat trimmed yokes and Skirts. sizes 6 months to 2 years.. Large bars (about 11 Ibs) pure 50c Shampoo—R. & Stationery Dept. Underwear, shirts have high neck 25C pants; sizes 2 to 6 years only.... 39c Bureau Scarfs—Lace-trimmed Women's Drawers—Of muslin, rs—Of dark a Cocoanut uze white toilet and bath soal 0il Shampoo_(tax lc).. Shaving Cream—Daggett and s Shaving Cream, large Four Men's White Handker- Two Pairs Women's weight Cotton Hose, in black only, slight _imperfections, also Lisle Tan Hose; perfect an ity Ee e S e P e P S and long sleeves; ankle length Women's 39c Hose—Mercerized 25 Lisle Hose, seamed back, in all C colors; slightly imperfect Ribbons—For hair bows, full as- sortment of styles and patterns, Bureau Scarfs, assorted pretty 25C styles; regulation length........... Children's Aprons—In neat blue checks, long-sleeve styles, with belt with neat embroidery ruffle; all size g . 5 Girls’ Black Bloomers—Of black sateen, with neat ruffle, reinforced; sizes 6 to 12 YEArs....ocoees striped materials, blue; sizes 2 to 6 Years... Two yards of 39¢ Lining Fast Black Lining Serge, suitable for linings, petticoats and chil- dren’s bloomers. ... g Four yards of 19¢ ] White Huck Crash, suitable towels, scarfs or_ fancy work 50c Five yards of 15c Unbleached 50c Crash—Heav: ; Unbleached Crash, ;m-50 sorbent grade, for roller or tea C LOWELS 4vneconmancoeeseseiis 50c d per Cloth— ]nthlvlgiayn.:r ’Cl th, soft finish, ant 50c 50¢ tor tic grade. £ *“g8c_Japanes: t Scarfs T __Slightly soiled; regulation length 79c Cotton Net—72-inch Cbtton Net, in white and ecru. a strong Weave, for curtains, linings, etc. Lace Departmen Three yards of Pajama Checks— 36-inch White Pajama Checks, a close-woven, soft-finish grade, for lingerie wear .... Three yai of Percales—36- inch Percales, light grounds, in a good assortment of checks, plaids, stripes, dots and figures. . Ribbons—Satin, novelty stripe and brocade ribbons, five and Six inches wide, in all color 5 50c¢ 50c 50c seli- | round thread quality, grounds -}~ Seamless Gray Enameled Water Women's Belts—In black and white, also black gnd colored pat- ent leathers and dull calf styles, also novelty effects......... 39c Stamped Scarfs, Centers and Lunch Setn—Close-woven _ white linene; 25C carfs, 18x50-inch size: Centers. 36- inch size and 15-piece Luncheon Sets Two yards 19c and 25c Laces—Imitation Crochet, Filet and Calais Val Laces, in white ecru, edgings and inser- C tions; 2 to 4 inches wide. Dress Ginghams—32 inches wide, 25¢ 25c in beautiful plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors . Shirting Madras—36 inches wide, a very soft finish-grade, in neat color stripes and figures Two yards of Outing Flannels —27 inches wide, a heavy double- flcece quality, in colored stripes.... Two Yards of Bleached Shaker 2 5 Flannel—27 inches wide, a heavy (¥ 1in—36 inches wide, a close woven 25C grade, free from starch or dressing. Two Yards of Unbleached Sheeting Cotton—36 inches wide, a heavy for making C wide, a fine, sheer, two-ply qualitys 250 for waists and dresses.. Two yards of 19 and 25c Curtain Scrims double-flegee quality ... 5-4 White Table Oil Cloth— —Yard-wide Curtain Scrims, floral and bird designs on white or ecru 2 C Seconds of standard qual- ity ards of Bleached Mus- bed sheets . Bleached inch size, a heavy round thread quality, hand torn and ironed Two Yards of Longcloth—36 inches wide, & fine chamois finish quality White Check ty—32 inches wide, a close-woven, soft-finish grade, in neat woven white checks. . ‘White Chiffon Voiles—40 inches Article Vestees—Women’s Vestees of net and lace, in white and cream colors ... 75¢ Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs Z:With drop hgndles, 18-inch size.. C ! i 50c 50¢ ........... 50C $1.00 Linole - quarter Cork - filled Linoleums, light and dark tile and par- quet flooring designs, in mill lengths, but plenty alike to cover SOC large rooms; square yard at...... 5 > 95c Window Shades—Opaque Cloth Win- dow Shades, 3 ft.x6 ft. size, in white, ecru | or green, on strong spring rollers: { complete with ring and all fix- SOC Crib Blankets, in blue, pink or gray SOC { plaids and Jacquard designs........ Firat Floor. Rugs and Reversible Wool and Fiber Rugs. oriental, medallion and SOC neat borders of various colorings... tures $1.00 Stenciled Grass Rugs—Also Wool First Floor. Palls—10-quart trade size, th bail handles Seamless Gray Enameled Cook- ing or Preserving Kettles—10-quart trade size . 89c Crib Blankets — 30x40-inch and Fiber Rugs, 27x54-inch Stenciled Grass $1.00 Sofa Cushions—Cretonne Covered | 20x20-inch round Sofa Cushions, shape, finished button _on top. 75c Storm Serge - 50c oy 50C | Children’s roken sizes from 83 to 101z 2, in brown and SOCI 50c 50c refunds) Two pairs seamless Fiber Silk Boot Hose, in black only; all sizes. Subject to slight imperfectons Boys' 65c Union Suits—White Knit Union Suits, sleeveless and knee length pants; sizes 6 to 12 yvears.. at 50c | wide 48c Washable Cretonnes—Yard- Washable Cretonnes, light or dark floral, bird, tapestry and fo- liage designs 25C Three 19c Texoleum Rugs— 18x36-inch ¥elt Base Texoleum Rugs, neat de- 2 5S¢ signs and colorings: fill in many small spaces about the home Grass Rugs—18x30- oriental and medallion White Organdy—30 inches wid a very fine, sheer, transparent gual- ‘White Voile Waistings wide, a fine, sheer quality woven white checks and Colored Voiles—44 inchcs a very fine, sheer lit &00d assor ing shades Two_ yar 3 inches tan, reseda and white. ... 200 50c Grass Stair and Hail Runner— inch Stair or 1 Runner, stenciled dou warp grade. tape bound. k - der, also Feltoleum or Reversible 25C Napier Carpet - Water Pall and Two Cakes Spap—Galvanized Iron Waier | 10-quart trade size, and two of Premium Family S ......... % ) : 25¢ tiner— 50c Aluminum Well made....... S 25C Orienta Coffee—! ground. 25¢ 25c¢ 25c¢ 25¢ one package ...... e Libby’s Red Alaska’ Salmon— One-pound CANS ..eeeevenenoeaoan Three cans Campbell's Soup— Campbell's Condensed Tomato Soup, 103;-ounce can Boys’ Suspenders—Good quality e le: ends and off ‘Women's $1.00 Union Suits—Light-wei, Gauze Cotton Union Suits, low neck sleeveless, in tight and loose knce styles: regular sizes only. Per SOC quality ......... Epias : Three Women's 25¢ Handkerchiefs— Silk Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, in pink, blu¢, lavender, nile and yellow, 50 C daintily embroidered corners, hem- stitched borders $1.00 Ribbon Bracelets—For w 50c 50c watches. gold ribbons, also black, with gold-plated mounting and slides Fancy Bead Necklaces—An as- sortment of beautiful and novelty styles and designs, a good variely of colorings Earrings—Importer’s samples and odd lots. pendant, button and novelty effects, in pear crystal and fancy metal ... £330 Pencils—Sterling Silver and Gol@-plated Pencils, with silk r bon - utoir chain, tical " sty] Graviei In the f: Rose, Lily of the Valley and Arbu- tus; (Bri your bottle. T c.) SOC Ounce . 5 < Face Powder—Lady Mar; Powder, also a good quality Powder Puff. 50c 50c 50c¢ wool Both for (Tax 2¢).... ‘Women's _Household Aprons— Rubberized Household kitchen use, large size patterns Notion Department. Two-sheet Music—Including ali Aprons, for in pleasing the season’s most popular song hits. All in perfect condition .......... Basement. Boys' Pants —Khaki Knicker- bocker Pants; sizes o 16 C vears ... First Floor. Boys’ Belts — Leather Belts. and co * 50c cowhide leather, in black dovan .. Shes Any Article at $1.00 Girls' Middy Blouses—Of white jean, ; navy blue collars and cuffs, braid sl 00 . trimmed: sizes 6 to 18 years. soft muslin, $1.00 $1.00 Women's Gowns—Of fine, long sleeves, yokes trimm with tucks and embrofdery ; extra $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 ‘Women’s Extra Size Bloom- ra—Of fine sateen. in pink and ;luck, reinforced, ruffled knee.... ts—R & G- and other mfi(‘:ar,“wplus and medium bust models, in white and pink; sizes 20 to 26 5 = $1.75 Seamless Aluminum Cerenl or Rice Bollers—Good size and guarant S $1.75 Heavy Tin Wash Boilers —Large No. 8 size, with wood handles and tight-fittipg covers. . Crochet Bed Spreads—Single- bed size, in heavy raised designs. . Seamless Bleached Sheets— 81x90-inch double-bed _size, per- fect quality ..... $1.00 Cloths, best grade, slightly soiled, Table Cloths, assorted patterns; tte Crepe—40 inches wide, in d, rose, bisque, champagne, gray. l . Lace Dept. sleeves and ankle-length pants, Three Women’s 39 loomers—Gauze |-~ $1.98 Luncheo: $125 Table Cloths—Hemstitched and 58 - inch round or square flefll.‘“:unmo se, peach, Harding blue, orchid, myrtle, honeydew, taupe, brown Two_ Boys’ 59c Union Suits—Fleeced in ecru color only; sizes 6 to 16 o Beomit i e 61,00 $1.00 Japanese Blue Print Luncheon Scalloped . Mercerized Damask $1.00 burnt orange, mais, Belgian, electric, gold, old wistaria, etc......... Union Suits, with high neck, long $1.00 YOATS ...c.esenne .o s only ; slight seconds $1.00 ;. The regulation style, strongly Ha f leathers, silks and velvets, in an assortment of styles and shapes, in black and colors..... Misses’ and Children’s Bead- ed Handbags—Draw-string and frame styles, pretty designs, all- over beaded effects............. Toilet Water—Coty’s L’'Ori- gan Toilet Water, lasting odor; ounce (Bring your Boy .Scout Pocket Knife— Women's $2.00 Dropstitch Hose—Thread Silk Hose, in a good range of colors except. %l::‘l:‘ i (some bave ,the $l 00 scame while others “are full seamless ....... A a355 5 5 Women’s Silk Hose—In black, l 00 sray, Russian calf and cordovan, . ‘seamed back ; perfect quality..... School Umbrellas—For boys and girls, good quality rainproof, fast black covers, Deatlymane. 0(2,:. 22 and 24 inch sl 00 sizes. g assortment of DPleasing handles ................ 2 Clocks—Imported Desk or Boudoir Clocks, small size, nickel $l.00 finish, well made. Jewelry Dept. Pearl Bead Necklaces—Graduate styles, 24-inch lengths, fine quality wax-filled beads; beautitul color $l 00 and finish; 10-karat solid gold clasp . 4...4..“.‘.5:. * Flexible: Bracelets—Platinum l 00 effects, with brilliant rhinestone B settings, dainty styles... Women’s i $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 made; four blades..... coasecsss, Tollet Goeds Dept. Fountain Pens—Aiken Lam- bert Ediestor style, with solid gold point‘......... $1.50 and $1.75 Blankets—Single strip or half pairs ‘of 66x80-inch and 72x80-inch Blankets, in white, tan and g e e e 61.00 Imported. Silk Pongee—33 inches wide; an extra heavy, all pure silk, & high, lustrous finish, for me: women's and children’s wear... sponged and shrunk, in brown and bur- Boys’ Cloth Hats—In cheviot mixtures: suitable for boys from 610 10 YeArS.......ooeveesaznns Boys' Wash Suits—Fast Color Wash Suits—In Middy and Dutch sizes 3 _ $198 Framed Pictures—16x20 and 12x24 inch Glass Size Framed Pictures, gilt or dark mouldings; scenery 51 00 or religious subjects ... it First Floor. $150 and §175 Lace Curtains—Filet ei- fect and Nottingham Lace Curtains, 30x36 inches wide, 2% and 2%, yards long, in white and ecru, in a $l OO large range of patterns = ® $L50 Sateen Lambrequins—Sateen Lam- breduins, for piano or mantels, 30 inches wide and 2% yards long, light or l 00 ark colorings, fringed sides and $ $1.50 Door Panels—36 and 45 inch Irish Point Door Panels, o go0d grade net, pretty-designs. . Crepe de Chine—39 inches wide, a firm, woven quality, in a large assortment of street and $l 00 evening shades ................ ®) $1.50 All-wool Storm Serge— 50-iach All - wool Serge. double warp, black, navy, $l 00 gundy . =55 2 Childre: and $250 White Shoe: —White Canvas High and Low < Shoes, broken sizes from 81 to 2. $l 00 (No exchanges and no refunds.) 2 Women’s $3.00 and $600 White Shoes —White Canvas_ Oxfords and Pumps, broken sizes from 2% to sl 00 7 I{;);‘ exchanges and no refunds) 2 s Golf Caps $ l .00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Daddy Models; years .. First Floor. Boys’ - Corduroy Knicker- bocker Pants—Corduroy Knick- erbocker Pants, cut full and roomy; sizes 8 to 17 years...... First Floor. Boys’ Two-Piece Pajamas— Two-piece Pajamas, in stripes and solid colors, trimmed with silk frogs .. 3 to 8 Children’s l , 50c | R T T ;E P S R o i