Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 23

To People Who Don’t Know | ™e Best 1n the Choapest We have built up a wonderful We will business in a very short period | Y0UF htlll:.lfl by the quality of our work and nmm ly our reasonable prices. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. 2333 18th, St. N.W. Painters—Decorators. Phone Cel. 1077 b, 1 SCHARR Electric Co. 739 1ith st. M. 1286, Suits—Suited to the Individual That's just where Mode Clothes have the edge on all others. You'll find exactly what'll appeal to your taste—and it’ll have those points of individuality which are not easily described —but are conspicuously klckmg usually. We have no monopoly of weaves—but we seemingly have the knack of tailoring interpretation. Regular models—and sportive models— specially featured in three strong grades at ’35 40 *45 Top Coats—Ours—and English Ours are characteristic, carrying out the Mode ideas and ideals—“Individual” pro- ductions. Especially look at the Knitted Weave Top Coat—silk trimmed, in Heather Mixtures at ..ceeeecee o $3O The English Coats were selected very critically. We sought more than a label— and we got the best England produces. Prices begin at .......$35 The Hat Question is Solved In These Three Lines Mode Special . .$4 and $5 Youman .. : .$5 and $7 Henry Heath’s Tl b ok . $9.00 The Mode—F at Elev_enth WIRE <1 CONGLUDES DUTY ASU. 3. ATTORNEY Cromelin’s vRestgnatlon ,as Assistant Is Accepted by Maj. Gordon. FAUL B. CROMELIN, Resignation of Paul B. Cromelin as assistant . United States attorney, which was tendered to United States Attorney Peyton R. Gordon on Au- gust 15, was accepted by Maj. Gordon today. Mr. Cromelin’ has served as assistant United States attorney for the Dis- trict since February, 1919, entering that position following his resigna- tion from the Army air service, where he held the rank of captain. During the past nineteen months he con- ducted several important trials for the district attorney’s office, including the two trials of Louis Randall, col- ored, who was twice convicted of assaults on white women in the early summer of 1919. tenced to be executed, but the sentence er was commuted by President Wilson to imprisonment in a peni- tentiary for forty-five years, which || sentence he is now serving. Handled Arnstein Case. The conviction of John McHenry, who, .after robbing and murdering Wallace Mulcare, an automobile ac- cessory dealer on 1ith street north- | jwest, shot and killed Detective Sergt. James Armstrong in the Union sta- | tion in December, 1920, followed a prosecution of the case by Mr. Crome- lin. He also handled the government's case against Edgar Randolph Per- rigo, seventeen years old, who is now awaiting execution for the murder of Mrs. Mary E. Faithful at Congress Heights: The Arnstein case, which attracted Tod In fifteen minutes we can show you that today’s Oakland Six embodies a measure of combined efficiency and low cost that is without rival in any other automobile in the world. Sedan. Cash pay- ment of $562.50, 12 monthly payments of $115.94 each. Other models: Roadster, cash payment, $364.60 12 montnly payments of ach. ring car, cash pa; . $379.50; T2 Mmonthly payments of §18.32 each. S ment, $418.50; 12 monthly payments of cash payment, $532.50; 12 monthly plymanla of 8109 76 each. The above prices do not include insurance. Cord tlres, of couree. Used cars accepted at markét price as whole, or part, eof cash payment. District @ Company 1709 L St. N. W. Main 7612 akland Six by Mr. Cromelin for the government and resulted in the conviction of “Nicky” Arnstein, David W. Sullivan and W. W. Easterday, stock brokers, and Norman S. Bowles, a lawyer, on a_count of conspiracy to dispese of |} 1$5.000,000 worth of bonds stoleg from |“al! street. Several other felonies iare credited to his record of success- ful prosecution. Mr. Cromelin and Bolitha J. also a former assistant United States attorney, have formed a partnership for the practice of law here under the firm name of Cromelin & Laws. |/} Offices have been obtained by the new firm in the Albee building, adjoining || those of John E. Laskey, who re- cently resigned as United States at- torney. Took Special Law Honors. Mr. Cromelin is a native of this|/}| ity, and is thirty-one years of age || it He as educated in local public schools, and graduated from Business High School in_ 1905. Following graduation from the Georgetown Law | School in 1912, he took the faculty prize in the post-graduate class of || 1913. From that date until 1917 he prac- |} ticed law here, enlisting in Septem- ber of the latter year as a private in]| He was commissioned a Field, San An- the Army. lieutenant at Kelly promoted to the rank of cap- which he held at the time of his He is a member of George Wash- | i ington Post, No. 1, of the Amer,| Legion, and of Sigma Nu Phi Frate nity. He is secretary and past'ma ter of Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M, and & member of the board of trustees of Trinity M. E. Church. He holds membership in a making the skin clearer. fresher and more atfractive MEN’S SUITS You’d better hurry along, for these are REAL suits. Sport models, young men’s models, conser- vative models—tweeds, herringbones, worsteds. ‘Wonderfully well tailored and “man, oh, man!” will you look at the price! A Scooter FREE to Boys! 2-Pants Suits— Hard-wearing corduroys, serges and mix- tures. Sizes 7 to 18. With $8 45 . two pairs of pants........... s INCORPORATED COR. 7th & E Sts. KLETRS KoRNER $3.25 to . Chester $3.00 to Wilmington AND RETURN War Tax 8% Additional Snnday, October 9 SPECIAL TRAIN Lve. Wasbizgton' (Uglon Station) R tur 11 ! d_ St t] 25 PAL "w":- '?r'nu-ae'f;hus“vlfi nx. (‘heller 7:52 P.M., Wilmington & ekots o sale Friday preceding garSimilar Exe-nlnnl October 23, November 6, 20, December 4 and 18. Pennsylvania System The Route of the Broadway Limited Used Cars The Automobile For Sale col- umns of The Star are the quick- est and mgst economical method for the disposition of your used car and the best market for the purchgse of a desirable car. Randall was sen- || Laws, || number of local Masonic clubs, and is a thirty-second-degree member of the Masonic fraternity. Mr. Cromelin is married, has one daughter, and at present resides at ‘Washington Grove, Md. —_— BERGDOLL SUITS FILED. "Mrs. Emma C. Bergdoll and Charles A. Braun, mother and brother of Grover C. Bergdoll, the draft evader, have filed suits in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia against Thomas W. Miller, alien ‘oroperty cus- todian, and Frank White, treasurer of the United States, for the return of property valued at $176,904.25, seized as belonging to Grover C. Bergdoll. The property taken over by the gov- ernment included bank deposits total ing $86,904.25 and mortgages of $90,- 000, which Mrs. Bergdoll claims as her property. Mr. Braun, who changed his name from Bergdoll, says a note for $15,000, included in’ the seizure, be- longed to him. The suits are identical with those filed in Philadelphia and withdrawn there last Wednesday. S. Maxwell appears for the petitioners. Seventh and Przces Bread Slicer A handy bread slicer, | including a keen edge | bread Lmu Special Dasket of Artificial Flowers A pretty - Novelty. 10 inches high. 5350 to Plnladelplna Pedestal $2.95 Artistic mahogany fin- ish pedestal, 36 inches high. Attorney John | il Streets N.W. Instead of break-| ing your back over s wash tub, get a HE. EVENING "STAR; "WASHINGTON; ‘D. "C, FRIDAY, 'OCT(Y)BER 7, 1921 THIN, FADED HAIR NEEDS “DANDERINE” TO THICKEN IT 0 35 cents buys a bottle of “Danderine” i Within ten minutes after the first application you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vege- tation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates 1and strengthens them, helping your hair to grow long, thick and luxuriant. Girls! Girls! Don’t let your hair stay lifeless. colorless, thin, scraggy. A single application of delightful Danderine will double the beauty and radiance of your hair and make it look twice as abundant. Largest Selling Hair Saver and Beautifier in the World D $37.75 The Sellers is Most Convenient The bin and the automatic base sheii Start at automatic lowering flour iextender are improvements which have met with overwhelming en- thusiasm. Then there’s the clean, white, sanitary porceliron work table, or the highly polished alum- { inoid top, the rich, lustrous, all ] hand-rubbed finish, the ant-prooi which prevent vermin | from crawling up into the cab- net. In fact, a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet is a convenience every woman should have and that any ~home can afford on the Hub's Easy Credit Terms. -1 casters 4 iece Mahogany-Finish edroom Suite Including a 48-inch Dresser (Charge It—Use Your Credit) Here's a bedchamber that reflects coziness and prosperity—it is well constructed and finely finished. The suite consists of a 48-inch top dresser, elegant chifforette, stylish three-mirror dressing table and a full size bed .. 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A striking period suite that will add an air of richness to It is superbly made and finished—a high type The suite consists of a 66-inch buffet, 6-ft. 48-inch extension table, inclosed server and a grille What does Washington need that this qllll':;l; million dollar building will supp; < ANSWER TOMORROW Close at 6 P.M. In addition to the or- A QUALITY BRAND The Worlds Best With every purchase of a “Spe- cial” or “Mastercraft” Kitchen Cabinet in white enamel or golden “Sellers” kitchenware outfit as pictured. NOTE—T his Premium Free with the “Special” and Icy-Hot Lunch Kit Including a pint size Icy-Hot Bot- tle. Special at.. U mbrella 3149 75 Veneers Smoking Stand . $2.49 Mahogany finish, cab- inet top, with drawer. glass ash receiver and match holder. Gas Iron Complete with ‘tubing—a guaran- teed product we highly recommend. A large quantity bought at a big re- duction enables us to make this ex- traordinary offer. ’ $2.98 |