Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 27

; Expects to Attend Ceremony Ifl HOHO!‘ D‘ Father. . and Vrs. Jul famoux general-Prenident Bethel, Ohio, July 22, 1 ndmitted to the aged in practicing Iaw since I1N93. He was his father whi . and his wife are n Diego. Cal. The ntenary of the birth of President Grant wilk be held on April with y throughout the coun- inl to the great mtates- t, fighter and American be unveiled in this city on that attended by high officials of the nation. WOMAN IN JAIL ACCUSED OF MURDERING HUSBAND b Also Charged With Having Previ- ously Compelled Transfer of k] His Property to Her. By the Associated Press farch 51.—Mrs. Cora Lou held in the Jai! b ’ et e e LI B A I AL e A e e A S e S D T st 2 . who was shot to death in his offi late yes- . had by threats forced him to to her before they cording to a copy of orc he petition charged that she had fre- quently thr to kill the physician, and that once she met him in a down- town drug store talking to other men and kicked him. It cited occasions where she is alleged to have attacked him with tongs. a hatchet and an um- breila. Her counter petition to the suit ciaimed she had been a faithful wife and accused him of inhumane treat- pending, and a war- Vinson with being & JURY PANEL CHALLENGED. Burch Trial Resumed—Defense Not ta €all Mrs. Obenchain. LOS ANGELES, Calif.. March 31— J The trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged with the murder of J. Belton Ken- nedy. will be resumed this afternoon. Tt was adjourned yesterday at the re- auest of defense attorneys. who said they would present affidavits setting forth their grounds for challenging the entire jury panel. A verbal chal- |l Jenge on the allegation that pros. | pective jurors had been tampered 1. i denied yesterday by Judge | g wpoena District At- Woolwine and | might have infor- | g ning allezed attempts the challenge Paul W. Schenck. chief defense at torney. announced today he would not call Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain as a witness for Burch. Mrs. Oben- chain, jointly indicted with Burch, took the stand in her behalf during her recent trial which ended in jury disagreement. ¥ ! _— . DELVE INTO GIRL’S PAST. Arbuckle Defense Goes Over Early Life of Virginia Rappe. SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.—Fuyr ¢ ther efforts of the defense in the Ros cbe Arbuckle manslaughter trial to delve into the past of Miss Virginia Rappe, whose death led to the prose- cution’ of Arbuckle, was hefore the . court when today's session began. At adjournment yesterday the court had not determined whether the de- position of Dr. Maurice Rosenberg of Chicago would be admitted. Defense | « counsel sald the affidavit would datail{gg an illness which Miss Rappe was rep resented to have suffered in Chicago. |l KNOX TRIAL ON APRIL 25.~[. Decide Time for Nurse to Go Before Jury in Eastlake Case. ICHMOND, Va.. March 31—Sarah uphonia Knox will go on trial in the circuit court of Westmoreland county, at Montross. on Tuesday, April 25, for the murder of Mrs. Margaret Eastiake at Colonial Beach last September. After innumerable delays, due once to the condition of the roads in ths northern neck, a date for the trial of the Baltimore nurse at last has been defipitely set. It is unlikely that fur- ther postponements will be necessary, the roads now being passable and wire communication having been re- stored. Miss Knox and Roger D. Eastlake, husband of the murdered woman, were jointly accused of the crime, but after a long trial, Eastlake was ac- 9 quitted. FIND WOMAN’S POKER RING Gamblers Discovered by Chicage > Police. CHICAGO. March 31.—An alleged ring of woman gamblers, in whose homes poker games of varying sizes have been conducted, is being investi- gated by the police, following state- ments made by Mrs. Julia Magden. Mrs. en’s home was raided by bandits and $8.000 was secured from man and woman players. According to the police, the women went from flat to flat to engage in the games.'each woman acting as hostess in her turn. Scores of women, the police asserted. have lost large sums of money, some of them pawn- ing jewelrv and other valuables to breax losing streaks, they added. Mrs. Magden, according to the po- lice, said she had been on a ‘‘poker 3Jag” since the death of her husbang,| meveral months ago. Another woman, “he police said, admitted that at one place liquor was dispensed at $1 a drink, while the “ho: s received a regulation ‘“rake-off.” @One theory held by the police_ that dis- funn«l gamblers had staged the old-up for revenge. 2 —— Mrs. Nellie MoClung, member of the i degislature In Alberta, Cansda. is & * Holed authoress and writer. piSssssscSSESENEENEENENNEENENNGEEEERNES e jurors. was included in | @ - 8 THE EVE e Veils for Your Sailor Hat : 1 That are now very popular. Drape Veils to match any ‘celor sailor at o | e $1.00, $1.50 and $175 each. 5 f Dotted Vefling, to be worn with the sallor, in brewn, tah, tan on brown, white on black, black on white, all black, brown, taupe, navy and many other colors. At 80e, T8¢ and 80e yard. Palais Reyal—Main Floor. IN OUR DOUBLY ENLARGED READY-TO-WEAR MISSES» DEPARTMENT HERE MISSES MAY CHOOSE FROM GREATER ASSORTMENTS OF FASH- ION’S NEWEST MODELS, YET PAYING WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF REASON. SEE OUR INTERESTING EASTER SHOWING. Misses’ Tailored Suits In Tan, Navy and Black | = $49 Strictly tailored, plain, handsomely embroidered and braided. All silk lined; wcerkmanship the best. Showing narrow belts, folds. of self material, patch and inserted pockets. 36 to 38 inch length coats, also the box coat. Materials are Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Piquetine and Men's Wear Serge. Top Coats and Dresses . At $25 Mannish Topcoats, all the newest mixtures and Tweeds. Full graceful backs, also belted ; raglan and set-in sleeves; half and full silk lined; tuxedo and double-breasted effects. Full-length coats, novelty buttons, splendid workmanship. Sizes 14 to 44. At $25. Women’s Street, Afternoon and Evening Frocks—Offering a wonderful variety of new spring models, straightline and also the more bouffant effects. Embroidered and beaded | drawnwork, folds and‘draping of self material. | Newest sleeves. Canton Crepe, Krepe Knit, ’ Dressy Coats and Capes $45.00 and $59.00 Fashioned of Marvella, Duvetyne, Velour, Shawsheen, Tricotine, Poiret -Twill and Krepe Knit. Spring colors. At $45.00 and $59.00. Sportspun, Georgette, Taffeta and Sports materials. Colors: Navy, black, brown, tan, jade, all the new shnsless.of blue, henna and fuchsia. Sizes 14 to 42. $25.00 and $19.75. = Tweed Suits, $20.00 New bright shaades. All silk lined, bone and leather buttons, narrow belts, plain_and inverted pleats In jacket, snugly fitted shoulders and neatly fitting sleeves, also pockets. Squirrel and Opossum Fur Chokers at $6.75 Palals Royal—Third Floor. . Fib(;,r Silk Scarfs | Mafinel!o ‘ $4.50 A‘.‘f‘D $5.00 IF PERFE(;I’ | ;::‘: featured at our Toilet Goods Depart- Lettuce Cream, Astringent Cream, Motor $ { Cream, Acme Cream, Whitening Cream. At At | i : L4 1 Tissue Cream, at Scalpatone, at $1.50. THAT SHOULD SELL FOR 1 60c_and $120 jar. Combination Vanity Combination | Case, with powder Cream, at $150 jar. and rouge, at $1.28. Foundation Cream, Compact Powders, at_75c jar. large size, at $1.28. Phantom P o wder Eyebrow Pencils, Cream, at $1.00 jar. at 25c each. Astringent Lotion, Lipsticks, at 35c¢ at $1.00 bottle. each. Palals Royal—Neckwear Dept., Main Floor. Palais Royal—Main Floor But the quantity is limited—there are only 100—in striking colors and weaves. The slight imperfections make this price possible. Wear with the new Tweed suits and hats. $2.75. Slightly Irregular Weaves of the Famous Van Raalte Silk Hose They are full fashioned, pure thread silk. Provide Easter hose now. Two big Iots: featured at— $1.59 | $1.95 | "If Perfect If Perfect $2.25 10 $2.75 $2.95 1o $3.75 Mercerized tops All-over silk s Regular and extra sizes Heavy Garter Rolls NEW SPRING SHADES In black, white, brown, tan, nude, aluminum, gray, castor, beige and fawn. A few extra sizes in- cluded. Defects very slight. Full range of sizes. Introducing Van Raalte’s Glove Silk Hosettes, $2.45 Pair New Sports Hose, in Rollette style, with contrasting roll top, includipg garter elastic. In black, gray, nyde and tan. Plain and fancy ribbed. All perfect. At $2.45 pair. 5 P i Palais Reyal—Main Floer. . SATURDAY IS CHILDREN'S DAY . New Purchase of Children’s Coats w3898 e The popular demand_for these ceats se far have meant re- orders. New groups fashiened of velour, American polaire, home- spun and novelty fabrics. Goed-leoking Spring shades. Sizes to 16 at $8.98; others to $27.50. Dainty Dresses, $3.50 Of voile and organdle. Lovely models, some with lace and em- NG STAR, WASHINGTON, -....."‘f......-.‘...‘-q%..!.---..'..-.-...-.---. [ E B B N | The Shopping, Center—{1th-and G Sts. . D. O, FRIDAY, MARCH 3f, 1922~ ‘ [ | SENSEEEEREEEN SEEENEEEESENENESETEEREN Linen Handkerchief Squares, 15¢ Wemen’s—Spring lhnde.—Rouhu:;‘.l:hrdlu bl" helio, green, range, tan &nd ‘white. - At 18e s £ Colored Nevelty Handkerchiefs, hemstitches and woven bor- U E __AND . Necklaces At $1.00 tpl. Earrings, gun metal and white, indestructible pearl drops, in round or pear shape, on chain—amethyst, sapphire, - jade, amber and jet, Large size double hoops, pearl drops, ori- ental finish on chain, amethyst and jet combination, turquoise and jet combindtion. At $I. Necklaces, carved bone beads, cordeliers, long jet .chains; jet necklaces with tassel, filled pearl bead necklaces with 10-kt. clasps, erystal, jade with Vene- tian beads and tassel. Orange andsblack combination, cherry red with tassel, jade, coral and every color and color combina- tion. . At $L Palats Royal—Main Floor Neckwear YOU'LL NEED WITH THE NEW_ SPORTS TWEED OR TAILORED SUIT. Pique Vests, button down front, with small roll collar. At $159. Pique Vests, with Pcter Pan Coljar. At $1.90 and $159. Tailored Vest, of novelty Madras, with Peter Pan or Tuxedo collar. At $150 and $2.00 cach. New Vestings in real filet and filet and Ifish combined. At $5.00 and $8.00 yard. Bands to match, $2.00 yard. Palais Royal—Main Fleor ELASTIC Girdles, $3 Combined with satin and all elastic. Beautiful shades of orchid, blue and maize. Give freedom of movement and comfort. At $3.00. Palais Reyal—Third Floor. INTRODUCING THE NEW SPRING MODELS ' FROM THE -BEST MAKERS GLOVES Featuring such makes as Trefousse, Perrin’s and Jouvin at Palais Royal mod- erate prices. 16-Button French Glace Kid Gloves In white, beautifully em- broidered in cut steel beads. At $7.50. 16-Button French Kid In white and black. At $6.00 and $6.50. 12-Button French Kid Gloves In black, white and colors. At $5.00 and $5.50. 8-Button Length In black with white: em- broidery, white and with black. “At $4.50. Two-Clasp French Glace Gloves P. K. and overseam; new embroidered stitchings. At $2.50 to $3.50. Strap-Wrist Gauntlets of French Glace Kid Embroidered stitchings and contrasting colored gore. At $3.75 to $4.95. $3.75 Strap-Wrist Gauntlets, $3 Pair In washable kid. Colors. Also suede in beaver shade, with black embroidery. ‘Men Coming! Our Great Two-Troeusers Suit Sale The season’s big cloth- ing event begins Mon- day at 8 A M. See our advertisement in Sun- day’s Star and Post and " others tai- 5 B T Tth sete-rulion and feather. .| yesrs v oe: Monday Morning Her- amesmnz. [ t:_::o yo-n.‘s.n S350, Wihite ald. cmle”nmc nlm of lknfttea $5.98 to $35.00 t) . - bottom. At $3.98. ce tte” ‘t":im \models, ' with Also a Remarkable bbon, laces and hand- % - : Bloomers, 50c otk Suitable for graduation and Sale of Men’s Shirts ot nest ruffie bot- Sizes to 16 4 to 16 years” At S6e. Palais Reyal—Third- Fleon. [} > - Palais Reyal—MNatn Wieer. sEEEESER S E S PR E e s E - 2 S LB AR R EE L R we b e o SRR NERERERNE N . ROYAL COLLECTION OF ‘10 $12.50 16 $16.50 Included are large models, medium and small, of chic dress and tailleur hats; also a won- derful collection of fascinat- ing sports hats that are just the smartest hats of their type shown this season. There are the large tramsparent hats fashioned of imported Swiss braids; also straw and fabrics combined in exquisite cha- Beautiful Assortment of Charming Banded Sailors and Sports Hats Colots: Black, brown, navy, purple, pearl gray, jade, orchid, periwinkle and combina- tion colors, such as sand upper brim and brown underfacing and many other such similar color contrasts. At $3.98 to $7.95. Chocolate-Covered Cordial Cherries EXCEPTIONAL FEATURE AT 49¢ Lb. The last time we held a sale of these “cher- ries” there were 2,000 pounds sold. The many requests for another sale brings—big juicy, tasty Italian Maraschino cherries, in crystal sugar syrup and incased im pure chocolate, in a sale at 49c Ib. Palais Royal—Main Floer. Colored Novelty Han ; in blue, tan and lavender. At 25c each. HATS, ARTISTIC'IN LINE AND CHARMING IN COLOR—ALL MODERATELY PRICED—AWAIT : YOUR SELECTION FROM THE EXQUISITE PALAIS Charming Easter Hats peaux in styles and colors to please the most exacting taste. Hats to suit the miss, young woman and matron, in all the new Easter colorings. as well as a beautiful selection of pretty blgck hats. Easter Showing of Children’s Hats, Includ- ing Priscilla Dean Hats, at $2.98 to $5.98 Smart Trimmed Hats at $6.50 At this particular price we offer an unusual fine value in popular-priced hats that are copies of much higher priced millinery. Latest styles, colors and trimmings. 27 d lavender. At 25e each. dkerchiefs, hemstitched, with embroid- Palais Reyal—Msin Floor. New Flowers, Montures Wreaths. Fruits, Wheat, Foliage, Etc. Everything to make milady’s Easter Hat beautiful is here in our flower department awaiting her eariy selection. Maderately priced, from 49c, 75¢c, 98¢ to $3.98. Palais Royal—Second Floor. New Spring Blouses ESPECIALLY GROUPED AND PRICED At $4.95 Overblouse and Sports mipdels, combina- tion of krepe knit and crepe de chine. two- tone effects. Tailored crepe de chine blouses. -with gingham silk trimming. Newest cffects. in gray and white, jade and white, jockey and red and white. .Smartly trimmed. All sizes At $4.95. Palais Royal—Third Fioor. Bead Bags $7.95 An extraordinary purchase at about hali the regular price Ixquisite designs and combinations of colors, mounted on shell frame or drawstring style. Heavy beaded fringe, also gold or silk beaded envelope, lined with silk. Background colors are pink, light blue, navy, brown and black. At $7.95. . $10.95 Bead Novelty Bags at §5 ()() Bead Envelope Bags, with colored background. Silk lined. Beautiful combination of colors, handle to match bag. At $5.00. Palals Royal—Main Floor. -. SHOES' . Golf Sports Oxfords ATTRACTIVELY PRICED '5.00 These Splendid Quality Sports Oxfords are made of smoked horse calf and trimmed with brown calf, as illustrated. Attached by welt process are . rubber suction soles. All sizes,are to be had. Formerly sold for §7. Special for $5 pair. ] e 2 da ESRRERELSERRERINNRNERD Y] Paiais Royal—Second Floor. ‘IIII.III-.II‘III,IIIIII.l-IIIIIIIIIl-lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIII LR R R R NN NE NN NN -