Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 5

’ . THE EVF;'NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922. WOMEN BURN TO DEATH, | CAT’S BLAZING TAIL FIRES CHURCH; |DIVORCE REPORT DENIED | ARTIST SUFFERING DIRE POVERTY IN CLUBHOUSE FIRE| NEGRO YOUTH SENTENCED TEN DAYS | BY MRS. VINCENT ASTOR| 7§ AWARDED THE PRIX DE ROME By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press, ‘bors rushed over to the church and By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.,, June 19.— PARIS, June 19.—“I am getting & gwo wholn;'end"were burned ;o death in re whicl estroyed the fashionable Lafayette Club at Minnetonka Beach, putithe cat out, also extinguished NEW YORK, June 19.—In a Pov- tired of denylng and discuscing my ke Minnetonka, near here ycster- thespiasoiiwhlonientatied Joniyiia erty-ridden room in East Ssth divorce, which has been taking place In the United States newspapers for day. A dozen guests and employes slight loss. among the 100 persons forced to flee Willle, taken before Municipal e e the past five years If the news: papers are bound to vorce me, let were injured. The 1oss of the build- Judee D e e e o A ge, d American with his dreams come true. He has been awarded the lh;.ml do it, 1 don't ClI‘E."h ’. 'his statement was authorized yes- What to do. He couldn’t charge The dead are Mrs. Martin B. Koon, Willie with arson, because the cat, terday by Mrs. Vincent Astor through her secretary. She is living here in a awarded him the same prize. Schwartz and Floegel were b the saume city, Leipzig. days ago kindly neighbors went to a Yorkville court and obtained a stay of a court writ against Floe- By the Assoclated Press. TAMPA, Fla, June 19.—Willle Williams, negro, sixteen and of an investigating turn of mind, ¢is serving ten days in the calaboose because of the tail of a cat. Just to see what would happen, Willie BY WILLIAM E. NASH. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1922, gel. PARIS, Jume 19. But he is oblivious of his poverty Inder cover of now. Romain Rolland’s name the Paris|widow of Judge Koon, and Miss Lucy 5 . st owapaper . IHumanite | Gilbert, her companion, both prom.| and & couple of chums in West | not Willle, sel the ehurch afire. |modest threc-story private house. Her| Prix DeRome, given Ly the Ameri- The Prix De Rome carries an in- fires a broadside today against what inent socially here. Tampa wrapped the cat's tail In “Willie, ten days’ straight husband came especially from the can Academy in Rome for his come of $1,000 annually for three The fire started in the spacious bail- [ oily paper Saturday, touched a % United States to see her ten days ago| imaginative mural, “Music.” Not years, free residence at the acad- and spent two days with her in this emy and an opportunity to travel house. He then went to England to visit his mother. He was a passenger on the steamer Mauretania, which salled from Cherbourg last night. There are no indications that Mrs. it calls the “barbarous capitalism of the United States.” The state of California comes in for the heaviest denunciation. An al- leged letter from the author of “Jean #s0 many days ago he kalsomimed the walls of a restaurant in re- turn for a meal. It is coincidence that last year destiny entered another squalid match to the paper and awaited developments. They followed promptly. The cat did a marathon around several West Tampa streets, finally taking refuge under a negro church. room. A smoldering cigarette was believed by firemen to have been the cause. There had been a dance at the club. Mrs. Koon and Miss Gilbert had One of the Mysteries. From the Phiiadelphla Inquirer. Why is it that a barber always We Wouldn't. From the Boston Transcript At a Chicago clinic the other day a You May. Cirfstophe,” featuring & p;_x‘gwg\le; }wen 'lu"ouled by emnluye!-l but twere Fhe teline' dal torch ki K Jeul Astor 1s returni to the United led “Medieval California, Land of |late in attempting to leave the e feline's caudal torch, making |geems to take a particular delight § returning nite o § iads Tony ko ibe o : uraf,ge Groves and Jails,’ which he [building. Their bodies were found| contact with timbers under the |, o\ o o man's hair the w:y h‘: States for the present. She is living| abode, brought forth Frank Schwartz ...,.{‘,.".fl’ul‘r"? 'p"?-'\\'.l,ul.'(' il ‘}T z ie uaid to have received from the gen- | charred In the ruins, near where the | church, started a merry blaze at s quietly in Paris and playing golf, and| just before he was to be evicted |the gathering a weak end parior: o to your druggxst eral defense committee at 1001 West | main stairway had stood. the end of the structure. Neigh- |doesn’t like it? is soon going to the country. for non-payment of ,rent, and |quires Alice. party”” in- Madison street,"Chicago. s quoted at i the head of the article w e Stops Pain Instantly wish that the prestige of the author's | name may attract attention to thej material that follows. e simplest way to end a corn is 4 Ttnes df I Perjury-bearing, false witness an - fimfik)\].‘kmufh stops the pain in- rrucl{y Yo prisoners are n;e n;lld‘e;t! ' Comi A Sal, stantly. Then the corn loosens and |charges brought against the Pacifie & a2 3 Coming — A S; pomes out. Made in two forms—a |money kings. It is gravely asserted! Coming = A liv ing Higho :{ ey ”d.(- of it!) and in extra thin plasters. Use |carrying in their pockets membershin | winning Bathing Suits. Suits. atch for an- whichever form vou prefer, plasters |cards in the I W. W. The case of{ nouncement, or the liquid-——the action is the same. | M : :\‘““fl “'(:"‘l" v is cited par=2 Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed | ti¢ularly scandalous. i E—— —_— =" = = = = s = = —— ey " B 4 3 & X3 ation readers of | = 5 = = = = = S — = laboratory. Scld by all druggists. ,-I'”(:”',,;",‘,’{(‘:‘E;,}:fuffl,}rr:d to Upton ' New York—Paris TORE NEWS for Tuesday, June 20, 1922 Store Hours—Open 9:00; Close 5:30 Free ite Bauwer & Black, Chicago,|Sinclair's book, “One Hundred Per| === — —— ———— = - L= S e oS Dept. Jor valuable Yook, “Correct | Cent or History of a Police Spy. ! . == Care of the Feet Announcing the opening of the United Shoe Repair Shop 1335 7th St. N.W. Monday, June 19, 5 P.M. TAFT.AND KING GEORGE i WILL MEET TOMORROW Chief Justice Works on Speech, Has Lunch With Col. Harvey and Goes Sightseeing. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 19.—Chief Justice Taft of the United States Supreme Court spent the last day of his visit {to London quietly, working on the address he will deliver at the ban- quet of the Pilgrims’ Society. His | remarks will center on the iriendship existing between Great Britain and | ing of British and American admirers. Tor Your KCOILIONT Jane Stuart Does the Shopping ADAME et Madamoiselle, I am at your service. You'll need so must be of heavy sport silk—that’s a Keeping in Step With the Mode ew White Hats $5 PORT hats, dress hats, street hats; va- ornaments trim them. Super-Specials for Tuesdqy N articles selected from our regular stock, because they are fect quality of one of the best i A lametn - e i many new wearables and accessories for that trip you've p]anneld, e e ‘, s R b A il a; e 5 ) g ra 5 = i) = S L B Halt solet sitcie | oaais o e n e e that the easiest way to get through the shopping phase is to tele stunning stvles—ALL | mand. We have re- . O'St ~ King George has expressed a desfre phone Franklin 7400 or write me a line and let nie do it for you. WHITE. C duced S e 65c; O'Sullivan and\Goodyear to see the former President at the: M Hints of what Hiinsed thi lse you require can be A anton uce prices close to heels, 30c. first opportunity, and Mr. Taft will{ Mere hints of what you eed—anything else you g ) Sati T | eact £ Sl . e e go to the palace tomorrow afternoon, | hasedil oy Seevices. Thn ]g thica for voulto dofisito (_,repe Satin, Halr.'lj‘u' cost for T uc'sda'\ s sell Be sure to brin thin coupon |3 day ahead of his original schedule, Pl;{c ased through my services. e only thing 3 feta, Ribbon and effec- ing. No mail, phone or and w ‘ alic W ¢ on 2 n B ey tell ze. ive combinations. . 0. D.'s acc 4 ;-i:;!dxifim‘:wh{d visitor has been t C. O. D.’s accepted inundated with telegrams, letters an: . . . S LA | portors: opens tron v ok Fully Equipped Your Sport Silk Skirt o White lowers, white em- 1 speak at dinners or participate in r S rroidered scroll designs, . various public and private tunctions. Wardrobe Trunks at $5.95 and $3.95 belting ribbon bows, self HEETS, size 90x90 Mr. Taft and party arrived at th ! SR - size 0 | Mr{Tact andipary arivad et 3428 e ke bands, hackle pad and »J inches. Made of heavy, greeted heartily by a large gather- at $ o May be or. all-white. but 1 white mock-pearl pins and firm sheeting, full bleached, The Ameri b dor, Mr. Hi s seamless and hand-torn. Per- 7 R S e:]bagiy" For.m'erl) 2 ll“!‘“'y' now they're foregene conclusion. Oh, what a i i . . fect g8 o Post Wheeler; the consul general, a necessity. Here’s a special that collection we have! From the wash- A great many es and sizes (but wide floppy-brim affairs I How q‘anly Rovert E.eSiinner, and |y represeitas will interest you: It is full size, able Baronette Satin, in white, flesh predominate) in this grouping. You will surely admire them, Tuesday. RESINO Soothing and Healing healed that eruption. That's the point! Almost the moment this gentle ointment touches the sick skin,itching stops and healing begins tives of the American societies, the London Pilgrims and the English- Speaking Union were among those at the station. Maj. Oscar N. Solbert, the military attache of the embassy, will act_as his aide throughout his stay in England. Mr. Taft shook hands warmly with many friends on the platform and said he was glad to be in London. He posed good-naturedly for the cameramen, first with the ambassa- vulcanized fiber best hardware. set of drawers. lined with cretonne. pleasant,” the former Presid plied, amid much laughter: the easiest thing I do.” PRIVATE DALZELL TELLS - OF A McKINLEY SHAFT $34.28, ¢ 4 at $15.00 three-ply construction, covered with and finished with TFull equipment of hangers, shoe box, laundry bag, iron- ing board, container for electric iron, dust curtain, hat compartment and Bulge-top model, All this conven- ience and good quality to cost only . Sweater and Secarf Sweater and scarf to match—jolly smart, don’t you know! Of fine mo- and copen, to the giddy plaids in rich- est coloring. Plain and pleats hang side by side, so it is for you to say which will accompany you on your vacation. Prices low enough, good- ness knows! Superb Bathing Suits are only $9.95 And we are delighted to announce the arrival of a new lot that are so far superior to their price that we can scarcely wait until you see them. Lurid colors in the finest of pure for they belong so veritable to summer. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A One-Day (Tuesday) Sale ‘ Women’s White Shoes | Choice of the three popu- lar models illustrated ATHING SUITS, the popular California model, of pure worsted Jersey in as- sortment of colors and combi- nations. vled for flappers and young wom Spe- =4 T Sy e $3.95 Second Floor m N EW TAFFETA HATS, draped crown, pleated brim, with Swiss Milan underfacing; white, black and white. navy and white—season’s A T e How Congress Went to Aid of Vet- hai i1 titch 3 Models st f i foecd s ed skin trea orin 1o G o air yarn in loose summery stitch. worsted jersey. Models show that | preferred _colors. For sale by all druggists 0} Gaard ‘PinerMemo Slip-over model sweater, and the the censors were wise in prescribing | Formerly $500. Tues- @3 Qf rial at Antietam. ish vith fri Colors in- HE 2 e Y I day only - scarf finished with fringe. Colors in the California style, for it is certainly ° oA FHeor: chic. rainbow borders, Good advertising slogans aginative word-genius. The slogan of 44 originated years ago with the smokers of “that good cigar.” 44 is a Sumatra-wrapped cigar made of mellow, care To the Editor of The Star. I do not think I ever did anything quite as joyfully, whole-héartedly as the little matter I beg to relate brief- 1y here. I do not remember the date exactly, but it was early in President Roose- velt's first term, when the Governor of Ohio—then Nash—and a large committee came to Antietam to dedi- cate the monument erected there for Ohio’s men who fell in the great battle of September 17, 1862. It was a beautiful day, a large crowd in attendance, and an imposing and im- pressive ceremony observed. It is not to describe that I sat down to write this sketch, but to re- call the ceremony at the McKinley monument, above Burnside bridge. This was after the regular services, when groups gathered at places of special interest to them. It so hap- pened that I ean name now all who were present—Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Brigham, Assistant Sec- retary of War Oliver, Capt. David D. | Wood and their ladies. We had gone artistic combinations. colors as cardinal, iris, Smart Hiking of Khaki at $6.95 clude Du Barry, gray, blue, jade and Can be pur- chased singly or the set, as you wish. Sport Hat and Scarf Sets Complete, $12.95 Of heavy Rajah Silk, in such rich winkle, gray, and they are heavily embroidered in vivid colors. Scallop: Roman stripes, Gypsy coloring, and then they tone down to all-black or dark colors—for women of subdued tastes bathe, too, you know. Convenient Week End Bags $10.50 and $11.50 With or without fittings You may be one of the tourists who flit from place to place just for a few days. If so, you need one of these handy bags finished in black enamel— very rich in appearance. The fitted bags have six practical toilet requi- jade, peri- Suits HERE is surely no reason why women should not have smart white shoes this summer. Here is a one-day sale that provides three highly desirable models which have been selling at a much higher price. They have high-grade workman- ship, excellent materials and styling | to recommend them. No. 1—4 sunappy Sport Oxford of white \ reignskim trimmed in dull leather, sturdy, flexible welt soles. No. 2—Dress all-white Pump of Beachtex with comfortable, flat heel, or Baby Louis heel, turn soles. i No. 3—Sport Strap Pumps of white reign- v M EN’S UNDER- WEAR, athletic _shirts and drawers of fine nainsook heck madras. Shirts 34 to 46; drawers 30 to 42. Thoroughly well made and cl‘,n on ;\'ell fit- ting lines. Inusual value, per garment..... 53(.’ First Floor \4 OMEN’'S HAND - KERCHIEFS, of pure lin=n, finished with hemstitched edge. All the new and desirable sport colors. Get a Silp 1y Tuesday at the spe- cial price, cach 1215¢ First F r i:.’,',’,,\fl"‘;nz‘,_ig" Songn blutk fntthie only sites. .,vkin :v[:{]x,l;u feather trim. A popu- { wagon. [ iss w 1 s 4 lar model for strect or sports. i 7 | otrom, e gwisam orss ana || The fmise U0 SeelNe O - 4 e o L i 4 e e it ioses and never feel it. A new lot of these Fashion’s Latest Whim alllgznan ,,lt“c‘; 75 Apipechxite ‘ TURll(Iit;l TO(\);N E!fli’ b lod I Sty ke ||| Hiking Suits, with knickers, skitt and o Qp ol P ap 81,00 G Bl the hill where the McKinley monument coat, have just arrived and are smart (] € ng at $1. I Aodble oiored: watn, Soh i stands. Whether 1t is a heroic bronze figure of Mc- Kinley—the most lifelike I've seen. The trenches all around it were washed out deep, the place unkept and unkempt and a decayed orchard aroynd it—a as they come. wear these youthful suits. most forbidding surrounding for such a_splendid monument. As we looked about and saw hogs around quite at home and rooting and grunting, one of the swine waddled up from a mud- dy bath, and; to_the consternation of miss in your teens or a woman re- - quiring 38 bust measure, you can Middy Blouses of White Jean you be a Make it snappy—that is, the de- tails, for we’d rather have you see the ring just as it glitters and shades so elusively. It is in true Arabic form of oxidized metal, copied from hand - wrought jewelry. Mounted with a large oval and set with multi- colored mock stones. Now for the Sale of 1,440 Pairs of Thread Silk Stockings very absorben Gzt them for the home and vaca- ; o tion trip. Tuesday only each : 3.40 First Floor VI CARAMELS, the chewy kind; fresh and de- all, actually rubbed his dirty hide 3 H - against the side of our venerated mon- $1 95 to $2 95 most interesting feature: . licious. Rich marshmallow and The ladies almost screamed, and a - .. ®: . A Sheik Ring, a Color Print of nut filled. Made of pure in- | Seneral expression of disgust and in- dignation found expression from all, and 1 turned to Gen. Oliver and ex- claimed: “My God, General, isn't that a disgrace to the nation and specially to_your department!” Instead of re- buking me, a nobody, for such an ex- | pression, he turned about, facing.me, | and, waiking up close, said: *Dalzell, | you write_to me about this when we return to Washington.” Of course I said. “Gladly, General,” and kept my word the very day we got back to the Capital city. He an- prices. 8 to 22 years. swered me at great length and as- sured me that he would send compe- tent engineers at once to survey and plat the roal and the monument site with a view of making a good road up the hill and a fine inclosed park around the statue. This he did. Meantime, I wrote the papers, after my offhand way, all about it, and Senator Dick at once rushed through a bill appropriating amply for the work proposed by Gen. Oliver. It was finished in grand style and the beloved statue inclosed in a beau- tiful park and reached by a fine mac- adamized road as you may see it} You'll appreciate the quality and value of a new lot ;ust received—bet- ter than any we've seen at their Serviceable white jean, all- white or trimmed with color. Rodolph Valentino, with the repro- duction of his Autograph—all for $1. Now I'm ready. Are you? Tell mz your needs, and-I'll do all the work. Sizes Silk from top to toe [d $1.50 Pair HEER, dainty summer stockin®s in pure white or black. Every pair absolutely perfect and of a grade seldom obtain- able at such a low price. Remember, silk from top to toe, proper reinforcements of two-ply silk at points of wear. Seamed back, which so closely resembles the full-fashioned effect; seam- léss feet for comfort. Though just taken from their cases, we are offering every pair of them at this special price—$1.50. Children’s Full-Fashioned gredients, clean and sanitary. Sp-ocially priced for Tuesday only,one-pound Q% box at .. 35¢ VI BURTON‘S TWO- SEASON SATIN, used ex- tensively for bathing suits, lin- ings. etc. 36 inches wide. Com- plete line of wanted colors, also black and white. For- $1.19 merly $1.50. Tuesday, yard/ Ciliise Sots e nien First Floor X OMEN’S SWEAT- . ERS. in Tuxedo and Slip- on models, of finest Zephyxl' fully seasoned tobaccos. m’;rp;‘y, L B 1 A - yarn. A varied and beauti ough a little out of literary set- collection of colors and combi- ting and order, let me briefly describ M d q k i that statue, Ii's herolc. in bronse, as ercerm Oc S nation effects to like McKinley as the Lincoln we 3’"’0” ;:om' Tucs $5.95 ay, each... . placed in front of city hall—a true and glorious representation of the man we so well knew in life and deeply deplored in death. Aside from the Lincoln statue I never saw yet any memorial in all that is art so true and real as this plain memorial of McKinley, just as we saw him march in the ranks at eighteen. Read the simple inscription placed on it by order of the great state of Ohio. O that all epitaphs were as true and unadorned except by the majesty of sincerity and truth: . 39¢ Thrée pairs, one dollar RICH mercerized quality, soft and lustrous; not a flaw of any kind. Mothers will be quick to take advantage of this special pricing and ‘replenish summer supplies. Only 1,200 pairs to sell. Sizes 4 to 9%. Second Floor X OMEN’S SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS, mounted on Paragon frame; ring or leather strap handles; white or natural wood; carved or bakalite - trimmed. Cigar is made by - “To the memory of Willilam McKin- cgauunu:‘ouxwflwtd ley, commissary sergeant of the 23d Tuesday only, each.. Distributed bv Ohio, who on this spot served hard First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother v First Floor i & Tobaceo Co. Clplhl :gzi':r-. Ave. N.\:hf.° ashington, D.C. tack and coffee to his co: ing_in_the trenches, 1862.”" Not another word. Sublime in gimple truth and historic fact., " PRIVATE DALZELL e ]