Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 16

bt - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 - $100,000 FUND IS RAISED assistant secretary of the interior un- Principal to Be Used for Memorial to Former Secretary Later, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 23.—A fund of $100,000 has been raisea among friends of the late Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of- the Interior in former Prestdent Wilson's cabinet, the in- come of which will be paid to Mrs. Lane for life. He dled last May at Rochester, Minn., and left practically | I o e o s s { ere. Wan sentenced o serve Principal of the fund il b aed ag e e e Touny 2 memorial to her husband, probably an educational institution. e fund, it was learned, was start- ¢d 8 few months ago by suboriptions from Herbert Hoover, Frankiin D. oseyelt and Adolph Miller, who was BY LOEPOLD ALETRINO, By Cable to The Star and Chicago Da g AMSTERDAM, Holland, Sep- tember 23—Although the re- ports about the former kaiser being “confined behind wire en- tangiements” are wemsatiomal and far from the truth, it is a fact that Wilhelm is again gi ing Holland cause for wneasi- nens. It is clear that the former ruler has mot yet broken with the past and that he remains in close communication with the monarchist leaders in Berlin. ARMY UFFI[}ERS Hr[ Ex-Kaiser Irritates e on othar personal friends of the . Dutch by His “Nest FOR MRS. FRANKLIN LANE former Secretary heard of the move- H Of German Intrigue” Tatho tho total o Tia prosent ametnt, 1 ADMITS MISUSING MAILS. Mrn Who Faked Kidnaping Given Four-Month Term. BRIB, Pa, September 23.—Thomas D. Randolph of Sharon, Pa, who startled his friends late in July by disappearing and sending a letter to his father saying he had been kid- naped, and demanding $50,000 ransom, | entered a plea of guilty to using the mails to defraud in federal court —Mode Suits were never more entitled to- discriminating prefer= ence. ‘When the pendulum of price started to swing back—in most instances, quality went with it. But that’s just where Mode Clothes differ. We have clung to the old established standards of value. Consequence is, you find Mode Suits still tip-top in worth and workmanship—still exclusive and distinctive in style. —Popularly priced— Beginning at $35.00 Young Men’s and Conservative styles—for dress and Sports wear. k PERFECT Z ‘ . BLEND ; INBERGDOLL CASE Scored by Alien Property Custodian as Stain on Previ- ous Administration. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, September 23.—De- fendng the action of his office in hav- PACKED 1IN \ CANS ‘ONLY\/4 ‘ H ing seized the property of Grover C. Bergdoll, Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian, today told the convention of the Pennsylvania De- partment, American Legion, that Bergdoll clearly brought himself within the trading-with-the-enemy act by fleeing to Germany. “The whole Bergdoll maiter is a stain on the previous administration of the War Department, and a reflec- = Stringent watch is kept over d has omce more been drawn to the way in which the ex-kaiser is abusing the privilege of asylum. The goversment, I am assured, doei the exile to but it has already mnde strong jail. Judge C. P. Orr in' imposing se: tence said that Randolph’s punis] ment was placed at four months be- cause he already had been confined two months in jall and was facing a charge of blackmail at Mercer. Van Raalte 16-Button Suede-Finished Gloves 98¢ v 3c( Sale - Toilet Goods Pound Taloum Powder, Se. - tion on the government’” Mr. Miller declared. “The American Legion wants this man brought back to this country, and if we can’t get Bergdoll under one law, I say get him under another. Defends Actl 3 to permit the former Duke Ducheas of Brunswick to take up their residence im Doorm These new Top Coats have charmed every- . mext month. body who has looked them over. Our oxn make | - observe that some of our states: ] Toler doupars For oo inie vty abrvicotbiat Hories eloves and some were imported from London. direct— onthe poace resolution- questioned | W) | RGE BUYERS’ WEEK Yeloute's Face Powder, 8e. that have the appearance of real the action of the alien property cus- Daggett & Rn:-'geu':“cdo:: Croams suede. Beaver, gray, mode, brown, production of Richard Austin & Co., England’s peer clothier. i Prices begin at $3().00 todian in the Bergdoll seizure. Let them not forget that an enemy under the law is one who resided in Ger- many or Austria during the war, and who was not protected by War Trade Board license. Such was Bergdoll's status. When law of right will not suffice, then might is right. This is our answer to our critics, We would have been derelict in our duty had we not carried out the law, which 1s plain in its meaning and direction, and seized the properay of this flagrant violator of our laws.” John G. Emery of Grand Rapids, Mich., national commander of the American Legion, in an address said that members of the organization still were engaged actively in ob- taining a bonus for world war vet- erans from the government. Will Fight for Bonus. “The American Legion will not let up in its activities until Uncle Sam has paid the veterans of the world war every penny of compensation they are entitled to,” Commander Emery declared. 1 Among other speakers were Frank- lin @'Olier of Philadelphia, former na- tional commander, and Miss Pauline C. Curnick of Indianapolis, organizer of the women's auxiliary of the legion. KILLS WIFE AND SELF. pongee and white. — tube, Se. ., . ——— HUNDREDS OF FAMOUS HATS In Saturday’s Brilliant Showing of New Fall Models at $ 4.95 “First in style, first in value”—autumn chapeaux of high degree at a price that appeals to the woman who spends with discretion, yet demands a full measure of quality and becom- ingness. Modcled chiefly of panne velvet and Lyons velvet. Other Famous Groups, $7.50, $9.95, $12 Hatters’ Plush Sailors, $3.95, $4.95 to $9.95 TO FIGHT UNEMPLOYMENT President ‘to Hear Plan of New York Business Men for Nation- ‘Wide Campaign. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 23.—Sug- gestion that “buyers’ week,” adopted by New York business men as an aid to unemployment, be made a nation- wide event will be laid before Pres! dent Harding’s conference on unem. ployment, it was announced today. Com oner of Public Welfare Bird 8. Coler, one of those invited to take part In the Washington confer- ence, sald he would propose the scheme there, following formal or- ganization of local business men yes- terday to wage the campaign here. Franklin Simon, department store head, who presided at yesterday's con- ference, declared that if New York shoppers could be induced to buy $100,000,000 worth of goods during “buyers’ week” business men could find employment “for every unem. ployed man and woman in the city.” Two sorts of buyers' weeks are planned—one in which retailers will Knoxville Man Crazed by Jealousy | stock up by purchases from manufac- turers and wholesalers and one in and Disputes. which ‘tha public v;vlll bes urged to loosen its purse strings. Special ef. KNOXVILLE, Tenn.. September 28.— | forts will be made, it was stated, to Crazed with anger, resentment and |get all prices, wholesale and retail, jealousy, C. Jose Sarlat, aged twenty- | 40Wn to rock botto; two, shot and killed his wife, Pauline, cAsTo R | I twenty-one, and then shot and killed himself in the home of Mrs. Sarlat's For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years Mode Hats— ‘ Our own specials—are superior both in qual- ity and in shape—offering-all the new blocks and exclusive shades. $4-00 and $5.00 Ostrich Trimmed Feather Trimmed Ribbon Trimmed Novelty Trimmed Youman’s—the greatest hat in America—$5-$7 Henry Heath—the greatest English hat—$9.00 Silk Shirt Special The highest grade of Silk Shirting— in plain White and most exclusive § 4.95 colorings. Special for Saturday at In all colors. Style and service, for the young folks at low comt. Millinery Dept. and 2nd Floor Ju- venile Dept. The Mode—F at Eleventh Imperial Troy-Made SHIRTS FOR FALL Hosiery for School i ioceiasd Speit 5O Boys' and Girls' Rolled-top Mercerized - Spo: Hose, the kind with wide, flat ribbing. Heather mixtures in rich color Boys’ School Hose mother, Mrs. Hannah Wall. “Jealousy the cause of the double traged: said Mrs. Wall. “Joe wanted Pauline to return to the west pair perfect. we know of in hosiery. with him. She wanted him to go to| 4y bears Y binations. work here. Pauline would not go| ™oy Boys® Ribbed combinatone. . 5 Fenr oo wolld mot "o o work the T Hesck o B 29c Mescerid 39¢ In a Triple Sale at Matchless Low Prices o he sho er and then himself.” ¥ “Messenger Bran durabl. ose ... knit for hard wear. Sizes 6 tz Children’s Excellent Quality 5 9, 28e; sizes 9% sizes 1112 and 12, 39¢. Boy’s Extra Heavy Hose “Bear Bran to 11%, 50c. 40c tra Heavy Ribbed and Medium Ribbed Black Stockings, unusrpassed for service. Sizes 7 to 81, 40e: sizes 9 to 10, 43¢c; sizes 10% Mercerized Hose, in white and cordovan. Sizes up to 8. 3%e. Sizes 812 to 10, 45c. 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Five- button fronts. Cut and made for perfect fit and long wear. “Imperial” Woven Madras Shirts that we want you to comoare with any shirts you can find at one $1.59 $1.95 © MHGaloz1 ALL-WOOL alpaca. -~ Hoxpleated Norfolk model with dollar more. Fabric quality is matched by superio i nverted pleat in back. Both pairs i i H Gun Metal Calf TAN of pants durably lined. Sizes 8 to 17 $9.45 worlimansh'm; S{recral : - s i 6 Y s ..Ild Pfltent LITTLE BOYS’ WOOL JERSEY SUITS, in <hir(5h:l}?§:\::' inF:j?:xl;vs“lfitesihlfl:: é‘h‘?flt ra’:‘ ‘l\)l‘)‘h 4 £ 4 5350 $3.75 beautiful colorings. 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Neck, sleeves and pockets trimmed with silk braid. Patent leather belt. Sizes 8 to 14. 1219 F STREET N. W. EExxclusive Agents in Washington for Queen Quality Shoes All the New Grays and Browns for Fall | ™Lower Prices, New Poli Serge Dresses Flaunel Middies ’ Sizes 6 to 14. Medium-waist —*“Goody” Middies of Kanti- model, with sash and pleated koy Flannel; yoke front, skirt. Trimmed with slashed pockets, silk emblem $ ¥ two-color wool on sleeve. Collar and cuffs S N embrolieRs v 2! $498 Homea wien white $4.98 Really fine suits at moderate cost Plenty Jumper Frocks DrarEyinizeal1L te 2.2 oi the longline, severely tailored models of hair- " B ot Jorely and Corduroy, Velour Roll-Brim Hats line striped fabrics; plenty of lr_)cotme‘,) d};cke:j! as. 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