Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1922, Page 10

i0 e filue=ja’y The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops.the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in thin plasters. The action is the same. - ') B&B 1522 o owow Velours! - From © A.Peschel : of - Czechoslovakia —and the best of American Manufacturers. The makers . have given them the fullest . measure of smartness and enduring zood looks. $8 Hats, $5.85 $12 Hats, $7.85. . $18 Hats, $11.85 —All Colors —Alt Sizes “Pledged to Quality” __ Fourteenth St. at N. Y. Ave. The Dressmaking and Millinery School Make Your Own Dresses, Wraps and Hats SEND FOR BOOKLET LIVINGSTONE'S Fr. 7475. Engraved Personal Greeting Cards The Brewood originations ase unusudlly attractive and cover a variety of subjects. To assure a wide selection and prompt _delivery, your order should be placed at once. ‘BREO®D Engravers and Stationers 611 Twelfth Street needn’t give vou gray hairs. What's the use worrying while you cun get so cheaply such big heaters as Miller Oil Stoves? —Miller Oil —Heaters —$9and $10 Radiantfires *,)°~ $18 C. A. Muddiman Co. Electric, Gas and Oil Goods - i O 709 13th St. 2% 2o Coras? 0V RBERTSIN'S to your druggist Pain Stops Instantly e i!o Now in. Our New Store, 709 13th BRIBERY CASE UP §Prosecutor Seeks to Have ! Change of Venue i Set Aside. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.' C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1922, % i . ;i \ o e ’ 5 | ek S KA! N SONS | i s ) il e Seeh it g o LN 4 R VA " I\ and Housewares . el . e ‘ . —May be bought on our de- ‘ ment for "early " Christmas Store Hours, Daily 9:15 a:m. to 6 pm. ~ ~ “THE BU§Y. CORNER’ Penna, Ave,, 8th and D Strets <r7ed, payment plan without | 2 . By the Associated Press. OKMULGEE, Okla., November 20.—| Another chapter in the prosecution of Gov. J. B. A. Robertson is being writ- ten in court here this morning. Dis- }trict Judge Thomas A. Edwards of | Cordell is hearing Cpunty Attorney { James Hepburn's motion to set aside the change of venue jn the bribery jcase against the state’s chief exec-| iutive, granted Friday by District ! Judge Lucien B. Wright. i | Partisan feeling has run high since ! the hearing. | Judge Edwards was appointed by the state supreme court Friday to re- ! place in the proceedings Judge Mark { L. Bozarth. against whom the gover- | nor's mandamus action was upheld in y | September in the high court. Judge Acted Quickly. The appointment was made within !a few hours after Judge Wright had {dramaticully taken matters into his {own hands &nd granted the change 01[ {venue to Ada, Okla., and set the case hearing Wednesday. Judges | d Bozarth are in the same district. Judge Wright held he was qualified after Judge Bozarth ! | had’been ruled out. The county attorney alleges he was not given notice the motion was to | be heard. His petition to set aside the change of venue makes the sensational charges that Gov. Robertson recently freed a murderer convict from the | state penitentiary to attend the gov- ernor's trial and “kill the county at- torney of Okmulgee county,” and he asks that if a change of venue is granted the case be set for trial at some point where “the life of said county attorney can and will be pro- tected.” . \ Says Judge Was Bribed. Hepburn also charges that Judge Wright was not qualified to hear the change of venue motion because of alleged collusion with the governor and because of an alleged bribe which } he states the judge has been accused of taking to settle a case. | Gov. Robertson yesterday hotly de- {nied the accusation of Hepburn's pe- tition, which was filed in district court Saturday night. He termed the allegation that he freed a prisoner to | “Kill the county attorney” a ‘“das- tardly lie,” “made at this time for the sole and only purpose of trying to create public sentiment against me on the eve of my case going to trial at Ada.” Bitter Charges Made. The course of Gov. Robertson’s case has been marked with bitter and sensational charges and _counter charges. The indictment which al- {leged acceptance of a bribe to allow ia defunct Okmulgee bank to continue {in operation was returned here last March, only after one judge had dis- missed a grand jury, which it was alleged was on the point of returning an indictment, and feft town. The indictment was returned im- mediately by another court. The gov- ernor appeared to make bond, guard- {ed by officers of the Okluhoma Na- {tional Guard, Charges that the Ku Klux Klan had ja part in bringing about the indict- ment were made by the governor when he filed a petition in the state supreme court for the mandatory re- moval of Judge Mark L. Bozarth, in whose court the instrument was re- turned, from further connection with the case. The mandamus was granted. PARLIAMENTOPEN, CHOOSES SPEARER ! i By the Associated Press. { LONDON, November 20.—A parlia- iment In which Ireland, with the ex- {ception of part of Ulster, is not rep- | resented and in which the labor party appears as the chief contender for récognition as the opposition,, open- ed this afternoon. ! For a moment the clerk assumed | charge of the proceedings, but instead jof speaking he merely pointed a fin- ger at T. P. O'Connor, “father of the house.” who promptly proposed John Henry Whitley for re-election as speaker. When this choice had been confirmed the house adjourned to re- |ceive the king's formal assent to its {choice of speaker. i Comments of the Press. The Times' parliamentary corre- |spondent asserts that the liberals | Will not concede the laborites’ claim recognition as the opposition party. The writer expects that a || compromise will be effected. i |_ The Daily Herald, labor's ofcial | | paper, says: i i “If the speaker sh imme- {dll!ely concede the ué’é'l"p,{'r’i'y-;’ifl'ir | | | H ’ title to the position of of - position by calling upon i'—s":ghltlle:lt,o speak first in the initial debate, then the labor party should immediately walk out of the house in a body.” The situation is complicated by un- Sonfiemed rumors of a renion of the ! an an i into'a single party. o on liberals| The formalities of swearing in the | {new members are expected to occupy { tomorrow and Wednesday. After the king’s speech on Thursday parliament will proceed to a consideration of the Irish constitution, ratification of which must be accomplished by De- r e Anglo- is not to lapse. SlonIrrel trutyl Unusual Rush for Seats. | The rush of members to the house of commons to obtain their seats for jthe opening session of parliament wag| 1 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent « or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent fore maturity. Assets More Than’ $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 § sames BERRY. | on shares maturing in 45 fl on shares withdrawn be- | #l Corner 11th and E Sts, N.W. {f Prealdeng Secretary itke biggest since the war, and long | {before 8 o'clock, when the doors opened, a small crowd had gathered ! | |to “peg claims” for favored places. When the doors opened, the members | | rushed in, snatohed cards from tne ! l| | attendants and raced up the st the desired positions. — it lorf | . ,Amons those obtaining the coveted | | | corner seats from which governments have been enfiladed ih the past were | !Lady Astor and Lloyd George. The | |latter's card was piaced on a seat! |by a deputy, but Lady Astor perlon-‘ ally selzed ‘the corner seat on the government side. her was taken by Col. Gresham, champion of the liquor interests. IF YOU HAD A NECK | ASLONGASTHIS FELLOW, | ARD HAD ! SORE THROAT The place next to Fur-Trimmed, Warm Coats —Designed and manufactured to sell for $35.00 and $39.75. We se- cured them at very special prices, and therefore offer them for ONE DAY at— —In addition to the beauty of the materials and the fashioning, the coats are all beautifully trimmed with collars and touches of nutria, and caracul fur. - —The styles include straightline models, side panels, and ‘blouse- back effects. The new sleeves, also are featured, and some have fur cuffs. —The materials are all-woal Bolivia, Normandies and Suede velours. —The colors are brown, sorrento, navy and black. . Kann’s—Second Floor. Our November Sale of Silks —On the upward wave of success. It could not be otherwise with prices as quoted for the wonderful qualities offered. This is your opportunity to se- cure the materials for your Thanksgiving costume That includes Fresh Shipments of Beautiful Weav York's Leading Makers and the Balance of —The sale is in its second week with an even 1 better assortment than when it began, owing to the special purchases made this past week and ' rushed through by express: In the Following Weaves: 1 Choice, Yard * | —Plain Canton Crepes : These are in 25 colors : | —Satin '‘Canton Crepes, in black, 8 < i navy and broum { —Flat Crepes, in browns. navy and | [ black | —Granite Crepes, in black only 39 and 40 inch widths L and $2.50 Caravan and Paisley Prints, to offer Tuesday at, a $ 1 6 5 yard .. e . —Hosts of new and lovely patterns are here, in rich Oriental colorings, to use for the new blouses, frocks or trimmings. These Far Eastern designs are shown on crepes, radiums, geor- gettes and Canton crepes. Materials are all 40 1 inches wide. Black Satin Duchess, $1.50 Yard | are a yard other lot. Black Messaline, $1.50 Yard -~ and. Stylish - g - " —Import eta, from Como, Italy —Satin Countess, m block —Another purchase supplies us with $2.00 | —Fortunately we secured from another source $5.00 Matelasse or Blistered Silks, to sell again Tuesday at, —We thought in our last sale that 200 yards would be all we could get to sell for so special a price, but our New York representative suc- ceeded in purchasing from another soufrce an- All perfect silks, for many uses, in navy, brown and black; also novelty matelasse, in gold and silver on black. Satin Charmeuse in -Broun, Navy and Black, $1.50 Yard / Kann’s—Street Floor. In a Special Sale Tuesday Several Hundred Pairs Lace Curtains / il $4.95 10-$7.95 Values. 1 Choice, Tuesday, Pair e Excellent Styles 1 to 12 Pairs of a Ki —Scagch Lace Curtains —Fine Scrim Curtains —Fine Voile Curtains e —Mercerized Marquisette Curtains —Quaker. Craft Curtains —Filet Lace Curtains _ : —English Novelty Net Lurtains —Cluny Net Curtains <Nottingham Lace Curtains —Novelty Braided. Curtains, etc. _Made with plain hemstitched borders and cluny lace edge styles, lace edge and insertion, filet edge and insertion, drawn- work border styles. Many are in hand- *,some, real lace effects; copies of the genuine expensive laces. In white, cream color and ecru. 2%, 2% and 3 yards long. Limited quantity. * 150 Pairs Exquisite Im- ported and Domestic Lace : Curtains $9.95 to $11.95 Values 500 Pairs Lace Curtains 1 to 18 Pairs of a Kind— . $295 to $395 Values —Choice, Tuesday, Pale soictin —Voile Curtains —Marie_Anto —Serim Curtains —Irish Point Curtains —Marquisette Curtai s o 2 Atiaue Curtains —Nottingham Curtains -+ -_Princess Lace Curtains —2% and 3 yards long, assorted “_2 ¢ 6 pairs of a kind, 2 yards long. patterns to eelect from. In white, cream color and ecru. 3 2to12 df a kind. $11.95 to $17.95 values. Tu::d:'.vp:lr ....... Bt e siad 59.50 > s Select from —Marie Antoinette C —Point Gene’ Curtains — yards long, in styles —Lacet Arabian Curtains suitable' for anywoom. - 45.Inch Double-Faced Velour Portieres ‘-’-I'W of 'double-faced quality. ~If perfect, value would ad .96, # —Rose and Rose’ - .« Sl .55 :.R .l-‘ll S5t —Mulberry and Mulberry O gt and Green - —Blue and'Blue $1.50 _cioi. Fossiss. 5@_50' Leather Goods for Men " "—Traveiing Rolls; made of |- es ffl;m Several of New the Bankrupt Stock 2 of Geo. Oesterreicher Co. of New York __Beautiful weaves for all dress purposes and’ every pattern and color a new one. silks—hesitate no longer, and realize the savings to be made. $3, $3.50 and $4 High-Grade Plain Silks and Satins, Also Brocaded Crepes In the Following Weaves: —Russian Crepe (silk and wool), in blac —Silk and Wool Heavy Brocades, Bnng Your : Doll Patients to . will also-put ‘on.free. —The wise Christmas shopper will buy these sensible and' useful articles. NOW, because he or she can choose unhurriedly and take advan- tage of these special price offers—and’gifts o this character are always acceptable. ; —Men’s Traveling Rolls, small compact package, made of genuine leather, leather lined; fitted with genuine leather and cobra grain; leather lined; - fitted with military brush, soap box, file, a special leader —at .| lbfllldsch an}({i tooth ‘powder $5.00, tomorrow & holder. Regu- choice, at ....... $4015 1 farly $3.50. For 52.95 —Men's Bill Books, theee-fold style, made of the finest qual- ity pin seal, with a 14-kt. solid gold signet mounting, genuine * calf leather facing; complete with .tuck pocket, $3 00 and pass case. Regularly sc.oo,_» special for....... 0 —Three-fold Bill Book, made of pin seal, sheepskin facing, has two_pockets and pass case, with 14-kt. solid $l 65 gold corners, very special for.................oo.t o —Men's Three-fold Bill Book, made of genuine Morocco leather, Morocco. facing, complete with ticket pocket, tuck pocket and.pass case. Very special for one day sl only .. sgoe s i vemaeicassare . Kann's—Street Floor. 1f you need but attend this event Linen Table Damask, Linen Napkins, l@tc’. —AIl needfuls to make the Thanksgiving feast a real success. —Pure_Linen Table Damask, 72 inches wide: 2 good heavy weight and sturdy wearing quality; in as- /» brown and black Pure-Dye Black Taf- sorted ‘patterns. $2.25_value. . Special, $ 1.95 a yard........... ’.. - $3.00 —Pure Linen Dinker Napkins, 20- inch size. very fine quality damask and in assorted pat- terns. $6.50 value. 55.75 Special, & dozen size —Part-Linen Dish Tewels, med, with blue borders and 'very absorbent qual- Each 17x36 inches, hand-hem- ane 19¢ —Cetton Table Napkins, 18-inch size; good mercerized quality, in assorted patterns. All $l .35 hemmed, ready for Kann's—Street Floor. Black Chiffon Taffeta $1.500Yard use. A dozen.. ‘Our Dol] Hospital Now —We are making special rates for our h'éspital service if dolls are brought in at once, before the rush season’is on in earnest. ; y —Last year hundreds of customers were disap- - pointed because they put off to the last moment this important part of the Christmas prepara- tions, and we were obliged to closé the hospital on'the 1st of December, owing to overcrowding. —We do not want to disappoint any one this year, and ask you to help -us by bringing the “invalids” early. - We will help you by making these. very special prices: L —The prices quoted include furnishing of .rubber and the workmanship. z Sizes of Bolls Regular Prices Sale Prices 10 to-16 inches. . ..$1.00 50c _+ 17 to 19 inches : 75c = 20 to 22:inches. . .00° $1.00 23 to' X6.inches.~........ 250 ~ 125, 27 to 30 inches 75 {180 ° 31 to 34 inches \L.50 - 35 to 38-inches.. 0T 150 —Resetting of eyes (stationary) for all size dolls.- Special .............iilie 5800 B s 80c¢ —CAN YOU RESTRING YOUR OWN DOLLS? If you want to try it for yourself—it is not difficult—we have a special Dolly Dimple-Elastic ®o us€,. which we offer at the following special prices: 3 . . SizeofDoll Price., .35 t0:38 inches. 2 g ~_All Doll' Wigs purchased during-this special service offer we will place on the doll’s head free of charge for the service. "All Doll Heads purchased a} this time we “Kann’s—Fourth Floor. A Big Special from Our Sale of— Dresses _Some are smart tailored models, others are more dressy styles made of silk. . The Values ‘Are From $29.75 to . $39.75. Choice Tomorrow— ' $22.95 —The tailored models are in the popular styles, many trimmed with tailored braid, hand embroidery and handsome buckles. The silks and g:‘ré;i'e_ have flowing panels and are embroidered in colors. The .colors aremavy, brown and black. —The materials are Canton crepe, twill cords. Poiret twills and satins. . —They include misses’ and women'’s . sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. Warm.and Delightfully Cozy Blanket Bath Robes $3.95 —They are made with shawl collars, turn-back cuffs. trim- med with ribbon or braid; all are cut very full, have bound seams, and are finished with cord and tassel. —This is a good suggestion for a holiday giit to some —These are our regular $5.00 robes, which we are featuring for onedayonlyat................. _ friend or member of the family. Kann’s—Second Floor. EXTRA SPECIAL Individual Name Pencils Jor Price for Box of 3 30¢ —For the children’s school use.. Each pencil has the child’s name stamped in gilt; pencils in different colors. They make nice little gifts. —Put in your orders now, for it takes from a week to 10 days to fill them. Kann’s—Street Floor. A One-Day Sale of 45 9x12-F1. - WILTON RUGS , Every Rug Seamless—Included in the Sale Are Ten Rugs That Sell Regularly at $125.00 —It is getting closer to Christmas, and before your minds are too greatly distracted by holi- day shopping we inténd to have the busiest day of the season in the Rug Store. That is the why of this— Every —Every Rug has been taken from our own stock. one is fresh and new and of a very high quality. The pat- terns are the best oriental designs, and the color-range leaves nothing to be: desired, including the latest effects in taupe. rose, tan, blue, mulberry, bxjo‘_vn and black comWinations. . 31 Rugs—Slightly Imperfect Alex. Smith’s and Sloane’s ’ Seamless Grades - . —Act-quickly on these, as the quantisies are limited, and at the special low price for Tuesdaythey will not last long. —7 KIRMAN RUGS, Smitl's highest grade | Axminsters; 9x12-ft. size. i Choice —7 YONKERS RUGS, heavy Axminsters; 9x12-ft. size. L —8 YONKERS RUGS, Axminsters; 8%/,x10%;- s =15 9xi3-ft. Printed Tues- 1¢. size. —6 VICTORY RUGS, Axminsters; 8%/x10%;- —500 Brussels Ruis, 27xB4-ifch size. Tues-:| -Rubber, $1.95 value. day ay— K Tuesgay, yard— 88c | - 98¢ Kann's—Third Filoor. —36-inch Corrugited {