Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1922, Page 11

) BTOP THAT COLD WITH TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN At the first smarting of the eves or nostrils. when your throat first tickles—take two tablets of TINGLE'S LAXO AS- PIRIN. Then take one tablet every two hours until bedtime. You will have & comfortable night’'s rest and awake with every vestige of the cold gone. The salicylic acid of the TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN pro- duces natural, heaithful per- spiration which effectively at- tacks the cold. The mild di- scestant it contains. allays all fear of after-discomfort. Important too, in combating colds are the laxative qualities of TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN. It removes the poisonous toxins of the body and the general tone of the system {s restored to npatural healthy condition. Be sure when you ask for as- pirin _to ask for TINGLE'S L AXO AS- PIRIN, the im- proved aspirin with the three points: —It's absorbed easily —1It relieves pain quickly —It's & mentle tive. TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN Ask your druggist for the “Three Point Box.” Therapeutiq Research l.aboratories, Wash- tngton, D. C. - LAXo ASPIRIN T Ihe Bent 1n the Cheapent " | #erted Rickard undoubtedly nad a' Thol Benticle; Thes Cheapeat | number bitter enemies, as he now | e will Fan engaged in considerable fitkza- | The three girls appeared in court your home clad in cheap dresses, plain coats and | on monthly golton stockings. Their parents also resent. payments Seen later in their simple quarters THE u. 1. sciarn Electric Co. 739_11th St. EASY WASHER The Electric Washing Machines That Housewives Like Best of All All Copper Tub Only 5155 ¢ MUDDIMAN{, 616 12th St.—i204 G St. and Wall = ™ """ Prices Pfll'"ing spEcraL. Now HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. 2233 1Sth St. N.W. Phone Col. 107: llImlllfiIllHflmIfllflmllflflflmmmwl “‘ m “‘I" _ch’argfll, he assaulted the Ruck girl | $200,000.00 Laundress ' Wants a Job I am probably the most ex- pensive laundress in Washing- ton, because I am worth every bit of $200000.00. Tf cleanli- ness is next to Godliness, isn't it worth $200,000.00 to always have clean clothes and clean linen? It may be a trifle high to vou, but you will learn that it is cconomy to have a $200,- 000.00 laundress. T will start working for you immediately. Yours for a cleaner life. the $200,000.00 laundress. B T TR MR Table d’Hote DINNER $1.25 ’ Half Grapefruit. ] Soups Cream of Tomato—Croutons Chicken Consomme Meats—Choice 14 Broiled Spring Chicken. Roast Lamd Prime Rib of Beef Vegetables—Choice of 2 Mashed Potatoes Bpinach Green Peas Cauliflower in Oream Puree of Sweet Potatoes Apple and Celery Salad Fruit Gelatine, Whipped Cream Or Ice Cream Fancy Assorted Cakes Coffee, Tea or Milk Rolls and Butter ALSO A L4 CART T BELLEVUE; BANTAM I 1332 G Street =g eing yon to Q% According to Mr. Pisarra's account, Painting | .o imvio wre SPeCial | oo orete Sy ine s Tt e 25000y NCKARDACCSED | BY YOG GR, Criminal Assault Charge in New York. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 21.—Tex Rickard, internationally known pro- moter of sporting events, was charged in magistrate’s court today with criminal assault on fifteen-year-old Alice Ruck, public school pupil and daughter of an East Side widow. Through counsel Rickard, who sur- rendered on learning a bench war- rant had been issued, denied the charges, which were made by the Children's Soclety on complaint of the Ruck girl. "Two of her little companions, Elvira Renzie, twelve, and Anna Hesse, eleven, were held as witnesses, the soclety quoting the girls as saying Rickard met them last fall at his public swimming pool in Madison Square Garden, gave them money, took them to his office, and then, on December 10 last, assaulted the Ruck girl in an apartment in| West 47th street, a few doors from | 5th avenue. | Attributed to Enemles. The promoter was bond tonight for examination next Wednesday. His attorney, Max D. Steuer, said in a statement that Mr. Rickard was the “most surptised man in the world”; that he knew nothink about the casa The statement, de- claring the situation mystifying, as. in the dim-lit East Side tenements, the parents all professed to have| known nothing of the story until called to court. Complainfng that their daughters were being held by the Children's Soclety, they sald the girls went to public schools and habitually came home early at night. All said they had never heard of Mr. Rickard. The Hess girl's mother sald she had been summoned to a police station last Saturday night, where she was told her daughter and the Ruck girl had been given to the Children's ciety after they had gone to Belle { Hospital and falsely reported havin | { taken iodine. Since then the society { had detained all three children. Vincent Pisarra, superintendent of | the society, who filed the charges | against the promoter of the Dempsey- [ Carpentier bout, said that after the | children’s court held the girls on a { blanket charge of incorrigibility last { | week the society physician examined Ithem and found that the Ruck girl jaiune showed indications of assault. i Story ot { Subsequently. he alleged, the girls | | told this story: Rickard had talked to them last fall | while they were in their swimming | cuits at Madiscn Squaré Garden and | i then gave cach of them a dollar. A {few days later they again went to| | the pool and he gave them each an- | lother dollar. The third time they !were there he asked if they would | have & drink of wine, but they de- clined. L we . then come on up and see my he.then ‘was alleged to have { said. under $1,000 [ KU KLUX KLAN IS SUED * | FOR $200,000 DAMAGES Miss Meyer Says Letter From Rich- | mond Body Damaged Reputation. i HOUSTON, Tex., January, 21L.—Suit for $200,000 damages against the in- visible _empire, Knights of the Kiu Klux Klan, incorporated under the laws of Georgia, was filcd here today in federal court’ by Miss Melba Myer. The petition alleges the receipt by Miss Meyer of a threate:ing letter trom Richmond Klan, No. 3%, which, sho _asserts, W character and SAIL ON S. S. HAVERFORD. QUEENSTOWN, January 21.—The British steamship Haverford sailed for New York today with passengers who had been booked to embark on the United States Shipping Board steamer America. The America was scheduled to have called last night on her way s Gonaging to her utatio from Southampton to New York, but | ordered to this city for duty in_ the areau of supplies,and accounts, Navy rious .gale. o mmmmmmzmmmxzmmwzmmmmm was unable to dock on account of a fu- tower of Madison Square Garden, the same tower in which was located the i Stanford White studio that figured in jthe Thaw case, where, they asserted. ! Rickard improperly conducted him- i self. { On the night of Decomber 18 he was accused of having taken Alice Ruck and Anna Hess to the 47th street | artment, £aid to have been leased | ancther man, where, it was | L LT L L L E T T a s I T T I T e T T T T T T T e T T e dsss33aaiiaasantiistssiiiissssassl ;and impaired the morals of her chum. ! Dented by Attorney. ! 1In a supplemental statement, Steuer | Rickard's attorney, said: f S Lehman, the attorney for Mr. George | Rickard, to represent him in the | | charge that was lodged against him {in the magistrate’s court this morn- | was retained by Mr. 1. Huward]’ ing. ~ _§ | "“Subsequent to his arraignment 1. i went over the alleged charge with!| i Mr. Lehman and Mr. Rickard and I} {find that so far as they know. it is| | absclutely and utterly without foun- idation. The situation is mystifying. i Mr. Rickard is at the present time en- | igaged in considerable litigation and | { undoubtedly has a number of very i bitter enemies. i “We have not. up to this time, suc- | ceeded {n tracing the cause or origin for this horrible accusation. Mr Rickard assures me that he is un- acquainted with the person or persons 1 who make It a5d that he cannot con- | !jure any eirg {which it stefid have been made. The ! matter cefie to him as a complete I surprise. #l'e shall cause it to be very | |thomugh|‘ investigated and as soon; tas we legrn the real facts will be very glad to give them to the public.” { SPAIN FREES MATCHES. | on Manufacture Sale Lifted. Monopoly and ‘ i { "MADRID, January 21.—Spain's mo- { nopoly cn_the manufacture and sale of matches will soon disappear, says an announcement today by the hewspaper A. B. C. Ths decision, it says, was reached at a meeting of the cabinet yes- terday. which has virtually decided that { the manufacture and sale of matches | hereafter will be frce, with' importation 1 permitted upon the payment of customs duties. The governimert has decided, says the newspaper, to submit for discussion in the cortes the question of all customs duties recently raised by the customs { commission above the rate allowed by i the Spanith basic law. The A. B. C. demands that the cortes abolish the su- percharges on such, whereby importers are compelled to pay in gold pesetas. e A STILL NEED $13,000,000. i 1 i i Iuethcd(sts. South, Hope -to Fill | { | § Christian Education -Quota.: NASHVILLE, Tenn., January- 21— | Southern Methodists lack. thirteen { million dollars' of having their quota tin the campaign for Christian edu- | cation which ends May 1, it was amnounced here today by Dr. Stone- | wall Anderson, secretary eof the board of education which Inl!llledl { the undertaking. s Dr. Anderson said he considered it remarkable that twenty millions of the original amount sought had been subscribed during the period of busi- nees depreseion, and added, “With a mind to work, coupled with’ faith and hope and courage, we shall yet do this thing.” Other phases of . the .Christian education movement, including lhel enlistment of five thousand young people for various types of Christian | gervice within the jurisdiction of the: Methodist Episcopal\ Church South, | it was pointed out, have been more than realized. . SMALL’S:PLEA DEFERRED. Arguments. Continued a Week Ow- ing to QGarantine of 'V, Curtis. ;. By the Associated Press. WAUKEGAN. Ill, January H:— Arguments on a motion for Separate trials for Gov. Len Small and Vernon Curtis, on charges of con- spiracp to embezzle state funds, were oontinued today for one week, when attorneys for the defense notified the ocourt that Mr. Curtis was under: quarantine in his home. The governor and Mr. Curtis were to have entered their pleas of “mnot guiity” today, $1 and $1.50 Values GOWNS— l:::zrolflm and Iace trim- XIRTS— Cut amply full; lace trim- ‘med. Silk Cord':lroy Regular $5.75 grades sleeves and THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 22, '1922—PART 1. | “Shin Shock” Fatal ' As Man Falls After Piece Grafted In Jaw By the Associuted Fress. NEW Part YORK, of B ferred 10 hlx Jaw to correct im imperfection in hix chi K. Mally, jr, of ¥ cently fell on the ice, cra the xhin from which the frag- o ment had been removed. Hin denth irom shock was an- he had the table for o needed {0 mend hix lfex and perfect hix nounced been placed o operation necond chin, Real Beacon Blanket Bath Robes ... Wever such a price before for genuine Beacon Blankets; ‘beautifnl patterns in effective colorings; out long and full; and - trimmed with satin. 2.98 ‘Wide-wale Silk Corduroy, in all the attractive ocolorings; wpartment. after Great White Sale Now’s the time to stock up on Muslin Underwear—for prices are just about half in some instances. 50c and 75c¢ Values GOWNE— Cut large and long. CREMISE— Daintily finished. STEP-IN with lace. BLASTIC BLOOMERS— Roomily cut. House Gowns. ......... Gingham House Dresses ‘Splendid pat- terna; well cut and made; trimmed with White Pique and Linene. Re- duced to '$1.19 2.69 | February 28, instead of F-bruary 2 COMES FROM ANNAPOLIS. Lieut. Commander Eaton G. Edwards, Naval Supply Corps, has heen relieved from duty in charge of thé commissary store, Naval Academy, Annapolis and Eestiake Will Appear Against CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT ! Nurse in Murder Case. | s jMISS KNOX TRIAL FEB. 28.|WALL STREET BROKERS | | | lonial Heach, September 20, is et for | NEW YORK, January 21— Surro- as | gate Foley. toduy signed orders for | avprehension of Louis H. and Ernest J. H. Amy, Wall street bankers, on has been heretofore reperted. The regu- lar term of the Westmoreland county | charges of contempt of court arising court convines on Febiuary 27, but be- | rom litfgation instituted by « mar- ried sister residing in Pi cause of several minor cases on the FIGE HISTEr POSICNE e aiit t docket the case of Miss Knox will s ustees of a come up until the following day Attorneys for Miss Knox are not o pected to ask for a change o s n el | bhut a jury will probubly be sel | by The sis rged that from Northumberland or Richmond | he s had used the trust fund | county. Feeling in Westmoreland coun- | to bolster up the business before “" 20t | pusting h $98,050 wherited | ty is said to be strong against the ac- | finally collapsed. . > Slnea “woman and many of the citizens| The court named the Bankers' Trust of the county are disqualified to serve ! Company as the sister's trustee and as jurors, due to the fact that they |directed the brothers to turn ov | $9%.0 which they were alleged to were present at the trial in December of i eged Roger D. Eastlake, husband of the mur- | have ities. The llru.l‘ con dered woman, who was acquitted. East- | pany «d contempt procee lake will appear as a witness agains: | ings after Miss Knox. eged 10 h 736-738 Tth Street gm!]V‘ v Special Dispatel 1o The Star. |Surrogate | Directs Brothers to | Indigestion FREDERICKSBURG, Va., January G | 21.—The ‘rinl of Miss & 1. Knox,| Turn Over $98,050 to Sister Sourness | Baltimore nurse, charged with the mur- in Paris. i der of Mrs. Margaret Eastluke at Co- | po o o couinted Pross. Let “‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ correct your digestion by neutralizing the harmful acids’in the stomach and intestines, then you can eat favorite foods without fear. Prompt stomach relief awaits you. Corner of H Street There has never been such a sale as this in the history of Sizm\-md's—we're surrendering the remainder of this season’s stock at pittance prices—and to The very highest-grade Suits we carry— Read’s standard tricotine—superiorly tai- Astounding Prices for = Coats Suits up to $59 Fur - Sport Cloths, Pollyan: ed; some with but- ton trimmings; most impressive models. s Suits up to $30 others fur-trimmed. lugh—] fur- gnmlfl:!uluudwnl silk or fine Venetian. Closing Out Sold Up to $55. . Sizes are mostly small Poorless Plush Coats; with fur or self ool- Values up to $39.75 .n‘; [oused anqivs! —and medium; no big 5 sizes left. Both Taupe ‘ana Brown Coney; with Values up to $50. .. Smormons fur Cotlaes: Pollyanns, Bo- sweep; H uv’l:’vdau and deep- [ ] and fine quality silk lining. pile Plush 3 gt or with ollars, of ine better brofdery Values up to $59.75 thers I\h bands of wif o X :u.l fur—together. with Bolivia, Veldyne, Velour and the excellent Cloth weaves : made in rt Dresses—terrifically sacrificed. Values Up to $25 2.90 Women’s and Misses’ ; Wool Sweaters $2.98 and $3.98 Values s anna Style Slip-on Sweaters, -m';::"u neck; long sleeves, and fancy sash All wool—plain and fanoy 79¢ practical Frocks. up now at. e All-wool Slesveless Sweaters and Scarfs—the Sweat- ors are just the thing to wear under your cost. The soarfs are 54 inches long. Allcolors. Bach............... PR Fiber Silk Hoss, in Black and Cordovan—*run of the mill"—which means trivial imperfections. Otherwise 790 C Pure Silk Hoi eot quality; with the three seam om"_’:?m‘ fashioning. Black, Biege, . Gray, Silver and Cordovan. The most remarkable Hose $139 B o im0 Black Cotton Mose—with White feet; and good shape. One of the hig bargains add interest and zest to the sale, are including many new arrivals for spring. 'All Winter Suits Sacrificed Every Suit not in the other grouping is in this assortment. Velours and Serges; handsomely braid- $ Special Prices for Extra Size Cloth Coats Divided into two lots—made up in the Con- servative models, in staple velours; some plain, Big sizes—and —now at big reductions. 5185 & 522 Coney Fur Coats Extra' Spring Sport Coats Out Go the PDresses Silk and Cloth—the remaining winter models—and several new Spring reminders. Very Superior Last call for the Velour, Serge and Poplin Dresses— exceptionally good designs; effectively embroidered. ‘We've s0ld up irto the thou- sands of these comely and ‘Winding- you. 79c grade big. In Green, Gray, Blouses Vel e B ‘Waists; spic, span, clean 4.75 big values $34.75 ' 4.98 Gases” * , Flatulence Acidity The better you know this store the better you will appreciate the excellence of its quali- ties and the remarkable modesty of its prices. We promised with the opening of the doors of the “Greater Sig- mund’s” that you would always be able to buy to the best adv . That wasn't an beast. We. know opportunities at our command —and we've demonstrated day in and day out—in our ad- vertisements, through idle the our window displays— that we carry merchan- dise of a very select character—and that it is marked to sell at prices that have no counterpart in Wash- ington. There was need for just such a store as this —and we are living up to your expectations. You can rely upon its always being a Hittle less here. Sigmund’s Saying Good-Byé to Fur Pieces Muffs—made up in the new and popular shapes—and of the wanted furs— skKins. .. .eceeeee Children’s Coats ‘Warm, plain and fancy cloths —some with fur collars; others big self collars; belted up to 14 years. *4,98 Slasing Into Winter Undergarments Heavy-weight Plannel Bloomers, EXTRA SIEES—mind 39c Meavy Flannel Bloomers. Regular sizes—cut amply 29c -ICIW Scotch Flannel Gowns, in EXTRA SIZES—em- broidered yokes, V-meck, open front; long and flowing. 98¢ Heavy Outing Flannel Gowns—neatly finished; properly 690 cut; neat patterns. Regular sizes.... % -~ Heavy Ribbed and Fleeced-lined Vests and Pauts; Rox- onia and other motable brands; long sleeves Each. Satine Pantalettes —the $1 Kind Copenhagen, 59c Brown 79c ankle lepgth. * Satine . Petticoats —the $1 Kind ;:lnn; ‘with deep ruf- Closing Out a Big Lot. Satin-stripe; do Chine and Taffeta Blonses—in Crepe Black, ‘Whits, Flesh—good models, effectively finished. Another lot of the White Voile sng Madras ‘with embroidery and lace 0 Palpitation : : : : : g § 4 " 333328338 sasessssassses o e 0. b PALAALAALABAMSH, 3333 $3383338838838883883383383388332332832283233283288828 i i D00000000000000000000000002008088080808888 8888800081000 80 0888088888888 08800888803000000000800000000000000000000000000000600000000000000000005000000000000004