Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 13

Econnmlca!ly markable value: 9ScE They are gettingv bettet We believe to:hormw s'to be ‘the. Iilt yeh' 956 Colors are’ m. g5 ml' - Gowrts, 2 for 95¢ Children’s Sports. Hase | Children's Wool Sports Hose, full length, double heels and toes, - Colors _are green, brown ~and heathef, ml‘“uu& Sizes 8 to 10. Women’s Neckwear Peggy Collar and Cust--Sets . of _linen, 95(: Bque and lace: dain iy trimmed vnn lage odnnf Lace vestees with straight col lars fnd cuffs. Appropriate for coats and Swesters. Sateen Petticoats ot good auali 95C with deep *flomce Colors, green, purple, navy, brown and blue. ‘Women’s Warm Bedroom Slippers, Pompom and plain slippers, with 956 soft paddéd soles; some with raised heels. Four neat, attractive designs. Down, Stairs Store. That popular and dark blue,- tan, lavender and and dresses and.women's house peu should look for theve re- 95¢ Woohinard & Lathwap: | DOWN STAIRS-STORE - inclined llnp-] s every Tues- aWednud-yn nd better every- “Warm Flumelen. Dmslnfi .Blcque- In pratty and rose. Muslin Women's Hematitch- &4, Musiin Gowns: full cut and well m: Qating | Fllnnel Petticoats, 2 for Light striped pat- terns. Warm and serviceable. House Dresses ‘Women's colors with neat, bias fold finish. Waistline Corsets ‘With medium long skirt and lightly ‘boned; elastic at the top. Brassieres, 2 for Embroidered and lace trimmed & Sizes 36 to 46. Bandeaux Heavy Satin Ban- deaux In pink; l!rlD over the shoulder and back fastening style. to 42. Outing Flannel . Bloomers, 2 for Very serviceable, attractive Brooklyn Chambray substantial material, pink; _used extensively in the dresses and aprons. colors. 11 Yards in green, light and® 9sc making of children’s rompers Down Stairs Store. full cut. Wool Sport Skirts o= *5 Striped and plaid woolen: ‘The wanted combinations of Sizes 26 to 32 waist measure. Down Stairs Stoffe. finish, plain cuff at knee. black and navy. Exceptional Satin Camisoles 11, vhite, with daints tace trim: Q95C ming. R & G Corsets In low-bust and top- 95 (v less models; for the average and slender ‘woman. Tea Aprons, 2 .for White Tea Aprons in many pretty styles. 950 Dalinty i able. and service- SHEETS . - Extra Special, 95¢ (31x90) Double-bed Size Seamless and Without Filling Huck Towels, 6 for Unusually -good quality © towels - that have been selling at 95¢c a much higher”. Drlce Scrim, 5 thds for Good material, in 95 c white and uelge, 3 at- tractive . signs, for making *‘sdsh .or. full length cugtains. 27-inch ;Ol;ting Flannel 8 Yards 95(; Warm and fleecy. For the making “of infants' and chlldrens gowns. Handmade Made of fine batiste, In stmplicity of these blouses is day gifts. Down Stafrs Store. 36-inch Outing Flannel | 5 Yards In many attractive designs; extra heavy quality. This width is 950 proving very popular, and this Jot should go quickly. Womeni Un‘:&n Suits anens "ine - gsc bed Union Sul sufsn tailored shonl reinforced se: wide flap in back.j 10 44 Women’s Sill Superfashioned SIE*n Hose, with lisle tops and deep garter hems: high spliced heels . and” forced toes and_ soles. . are cordovan and black. The Popular Wrist-strap quality lamb's skin: Colors are brown and gr: Dowp 8jaira Stare. , “The kind made and used the clpthing these practical aj street attire one of these aprons clothes. Sple: Down Stairs sm Sateen Pettibloomers Special, English Sateen Pettibloomers, with fine, soft, lustrous Colors are blue, brown, purple, Women’s Wrist Strap Gauntlet Gloves ¥ *1.95 suade finished and hi . Work Aprons, 25¢ very attractive, but mrvleubh u'nn. wnan can prepare a meal or do the housewark, and axn-e-n—--ymnmmou jobs around home W s, inévarious plestofl models. navy, brown and reindeer. *1.95 value, Sally Hats, 95c winter vogue, . mobile wear. Children’s Bloomers, ) 4 for 95¢c 'Of good quality mus- lin or crepe; stongly (‘ntls’ Gingham Drekses § | ot Ema szmmm QB Dresses, in the des chécks and- solid eolnu neatly | made sashes and pocket ors are. green. brown, Sizes 2 to 6 yeai BLOUSES, 95¢c Voile, Batiste and Dim- ity Blouses with face trim- ming and pleated ruffles, drawn- roll dnd Peter Pag ;‘:olhr styles. embroidery - and- work. Tuxedo, Sizes 36 fo 547 Peg-Top R A new shipment of ‘Women’s M edium- ‘weight Cotton Hose of first quality; soft and only. ‘Sizes 8% to 10%. Handmade Blouses, $1.85 Hand-drawn eight different styles. Tho‘ their greatest Sup) . charm. your personal néeds; or these blouses will make fine hou- & 'sz.es 36 to Ai‘:‘xmc.:l'l‘:lns in each style, ust 16 dozen, wi be emough or the day's sale Girls’ Middies . i Girle’ White ' Jean 4 | Midates, some ‘with 5 blue Peter Pan Col- lar. Sizes 8 to 22 years, *. Gnn!ut Glovn. of ‘a good pique sewn. ay, ‘With contrasting stitching on the back. Not all shes Th each enlar? 2 in the South” For work around the kl'.elu‘-—!or extra protestios . to indfspensable—=pot m on g ve your 95¢ Hyuse el mfi:fi' 950 5 buckle’s name. 95¢c | - 95¢ 95¢ Sizes 32 Light Striped pat-- terns; well made and 95c These hats of felt and suede-like materials are the |. Ideal for sports, business .and auto- &p) Col- pink, . blue, 95c elastic, without seams. Black ‘Child;gn’s Lisle Hose, 95c Ts are blaek, te. Sizes €34 _*SWEARS ARBI]IIK[F TRIED TOBUY KEY Institutions in Wat;;hman Says He Offer $50 to Get Into Miss Rappe’s Rooms. i i{mwum SANFRANCISCO, .November 23.— Further testimony by Jesse Norgard, formen moffan picture studio watch- ‘WD, Wasirst jon the program today in'tha state's. efforts in Judge Lou- derback's ‘court”to convict Roscoe C. Arbugkle of mahslaughter in connec- tlon with the death of Virginia Rappe, flm actreds. ‘| “Norgard worked at the Culver City %nudlaq where Miss Rappe and Ar- extrate 1c ments kle were employed. In August, 4919, ho sald, Arbuckle offered him 50 & key.to Miss Rappe's rooms. ie gecillied tne offer. ho seid. *. Zay Prevost and Alice Blake, on the stand yésterday, described the hotel 8t. Francis party, whith they attend- ed and at.which’ Arbuckle {s alleged to have fatally hurt the actress. Both said Miss Rappe moaned, “I-am dy- ing. He hurt me.” Neither, however, would say that she mentioned Ar- Put Into Cold Bath, Zeg Prevost, one of the state's prin- cipal witnesses, repeated, in effect, testimony given. by her at, earlier hearings in the case. Miss Prevost testified Miss Rappe went into Arbuckle's room and that the film comedian followed her and lpcked the door. Later, When Arbuckle opened the ‘door, g Rappe, fully dressed, the bed. “She then b her clothing and crying, ‘I'm dying, I am going to df the witness sald. Miss Rappe was them put into a cold bath and later to bed. While Miss Rappe lay screaming Arbuckle cried: “*Oh, shut up or I will throw you out of the Window,” she testified. He then applied a picce of ice to Miss Rappe’s body in an' effort to re- vive her, the witness said. BILL IN SENATE TO AVERT FUTURE UNEMPLOYMENT A measure designed to garry out the policy of the President’s unemploy- { ment conference and to provide for long-range planning of public works was introduced in. the Senate today by Senator Kenyon, republican of 'Iowa. The bill would pre in ad- vance against periods of dustrial depression and unemployment by es- tablishment of an elastic program for the development of public works. A sound_economic policy requires, Senator Kenyon ‘explained, that a larger percentage of the public works and projects be undertaken during a period of major depressions, when labor and capital are not fully em- ployed. He said also that 'by plan- ning a program on that basis the government would be able to prose- cute its public projects_ when men and material were not inYull demand, with the result that a nfore or less evep distribution of men and mate- rials would bé accomplished. The measure provides that heads of executive departments prepare and re- vise periodically all necessary plans for public works in order that the work on the projects might go ahead without delay once Congress determines on an propriation. Tae Secretary of Com- merce is authorized also to publish = | monthly reports concerning the trend at !nu_ condltions and the approach of business strain or business dep_l-l. Upon these reports, Mr. Keynot..:Delieved, Congress, would be able ‘9“&1 should the occasion require lndr.khy ‘saaking money available, start ic development at times ployment,of labor would in the publlc interest. DELEGATES DECIDE_ GN CLOSE STUDY OF :CHINESE FINANCES (Continued from Firs€ Page.) that profibiting special privileges is containeg in’ the fourth Chinese polut, K GRR mmmmmflim—rflMImmmmwnmlmfimmmmmmmmmmwmmmmwm QUICK RELIEF Fiir BURNS . ULCERS SORES PNEUMONIA coLDS { | the -conterence: opportunity to develo or limiting Dreacat. cmmitante; polnl ing for the inte: rpretation and Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Marx © ‘with genius and needs of her-own people.” ‘Many Points Left: " Thus.are left for the copsideration of e Poipt -1-B,’, China’s | graph, the. g ndertaking not to léase territory or|ernment and to Earl Cromef, who is eral to any power; point 3, which pro- hibits treaties regarding the Chinese reglon without China becoming & party thereto; point 5, which treats more specifically with the political and ad- ministrative integrity of Chins, vis., erritorialit: lllf~ I. nrovldln ality; potn A .,i poe granting special m China, in favor of the un:?!or point 8, ¢ providing for C;I‘Inll rl dl:l a8 & neu- . 1 aisputes in the Pacific and the far east; and point 16, ‘providing for future confer- ences of the powers, as a basis for de- termination of common policles in relation to the far east. Efforts te Continume. Unanimous adoption of the resolu- tions declaring certain general prin- ciples for the settlemen? of Chinese questions by no means‘marks the end of efforts of the delegates in China’s Dbehalf. It was stated today on nrm-h au- thority that it was the -purpose of the committee of the Wh lq on the far east to press forware arrangement of details whieh, accord- ing to the agenda prepared for the committee’s guidance, would include the important subjects of Jaj cupancy of Kaio Chou and tung peninsula in part. Instead of a number of separate 1d, | agreements China and various powers covering their relations in the far east, it is the purpose of the far east cogmittee to have the resolutions adoptéd yes- terday supplemented by detailed stip- ulations accepted by all of the parties, according to British spokesmen. It is planned the resolutions adopted yesterday by the committee shall be regarded as covering the collective instead of the individual rights and privileges of all of the nations hav- ing an interest im China. !.nluld ot a number of documents defining th relations with China, it is bellend there will be one document I.nclm!ve of all that should be perpétuated adopted. treaties the 'l'lurur lo Bclhrr with the 's oc- e Shan- between 164 DIE OF SUFFOCATION. SAYS:SHE TWICE FORGAVE n,—axxty-touf Mre. !.mn-udt Beeks Divorce From LONDON, Novemb of one hundred Mop! prisoners died from suffocation 'hfl. being trans- nrrad in & closed -oad mon ras (ndis, sccording to & it 1 ’f-"mn_ w F e Daily Mail from | hucoes The pvonmu_nt has ordered ax in- and’ Mohammedsus. have tele-|duct of ed representations to Her Busband. her ‘husband, nnother ‘Woman. head ‘of; the’, personsi. staff of- the . enjoin her i Prince of Wales now in India. 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