Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 10

110 [Ee——lale—— o=l ——=|n] ———] E. T. Goodman Co., Inc. | Stores all over the city. Phone if you can’t come. Quality and Service These are the two things that make the Goodman Stores so popular. You can be sure of quality—you .cans be sure the price’ll be the lowest possible, for the quality. And you can be sure of that attention to your order— whether you are here, or phone—which comes only with ersonal attention. Specials for Friday and Saturday Eggs—Guaranteed Strictly Fresh—Dozen, 59c Fresh Ham Loin Pork Chops Loin Pork Roast Lb., 25¢ Lb., 33c Lb., 28c Wagner’s Pork and Beans. 3 Cans for........25c |——=|ol=——lolc—= o] c——=a| ——| The House of Quality \l Mayer Bros. & 937939 F St. N. THE EVENING BAND CONCERTS. Concert by the U, 8. Soldiers® Home Band Orchestra, -Stanley Hall, this evening, beginning at 5:50 o'clock. John: 8. M. Zim- mermann _director. Notice—The public is cordlally invited to.attend these concerts. March, diers and Swee’- hearts’ o “e Overture, “Cro Two songs, (a) “Today,” (b) “The Soul of You,” Carrie Jacobs Bond Excerpts from musical com- edy “Bombo". Fox-trot, “Geor; Henderson Waltz suite, “La Plus Belle” (The Most Beautital), ‘Waldteufel Finale, “I Gave You Up,” almar “The Star Spangled Banner” Made a Hit. | From Exchange. “Where did you first become ac- quainted with your present husband?” “I was out walking with my first | husband when my present husband ran over him with his motor car. That was the beginning of our friendship.” Co.) After-Inventory Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Coals The Seasow’s Most Wonderful Values. Excellent Assortment of %95 Coats for *50 One or two of a kind in our finer coats disclosed through inventory have been assembled for quick disposal. There are all sizes in the lot, but not in any one style, in such fashionable fabrics as_ “lustrosa,” throughout. ] o, “gerona,” “fashona” and trimmed with beaver, squirrel, wolf or mole collars. Mostly in black, browns, navy, Sorrento. “veldyne,” handsomely Silk lined Anotier Assortment of 50 to *75 Coats, *35 Fine Quality Normandy and Veldyne squirrel, wolf, mole and Australian opossum. biggest values yow'll find this season. All and Misses, but not in all styles. Coats, trimmed with beaver, " Without o doubt the sizes in the lot for Women Lot Three Consists of $35 and $39 Coats, $25 In sport and dressy models; excellent materials; finely tailored. and satin lined. —— ~ Astonishing After-Inventory Sacrifices Have Been Made on Dresses, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Corsets, Millinery Penna. Avenue Special Prices for —taken from our regular reason that it’s clearance time. Boys’ Overcoats $12.50, $15 and $18 Grades Now $9.75 Double-breasted; with con- vertible collar; and belt all around; or belted back. Sizes from 9 to 16 years. Boys’ Suits $20, $22.50 and $25 Grades - Saks & Company Seventh Street Boys’ Clothes— stock— That means, of course, that you will be buying for less than they are actually worth—and for the Boys’ Overcoats Of $35 and $40 Weaves Utilizing the ends of Men’s Overcoatings—Double-faced Cloths—convertible collar, belt all around. Sizes 2% to 9 years, Boys’ Suits $16.50 and $18 Grades ; JEWEL THEFT CASE TRIANGLE DENIED Schoellkopf Declares He and Wife Were on Best of Terms. APPROVED OF PARTIES Actor Friend Still Held in Disap- pearance of More Than $200,- 000 in Gems. By the Assoclated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y., January 4 —Edward L. Jellinek, attorney for C. P. Hugo Schoellkopf, denied In an authorized statement today that there ever had been a family dispute because of Frank B. Carman, Mrs. Schoellkopf's former dancing partner, who is held by the New York police, in New York, in connection with the robbery from Mrs. Schoellkopf on New Year eve of jewels sald to be valued at more than $200,000. Mr. Jellinek's statement said, in part: “Mrs. Schoellkopf's lavis dlsplay of her gems often brought protests from her husband, who cautioned her, as did her friends, that she was in- viting their theft. Belleved Too Tolerant. “Some of his friends have thought Mr. Schoellkopf too tolerant and 1ib- eral minded. difference in their ages. And a man of his years cannot very well deny pleasures to a wife of considerably less | B years, “Very often, when she was going to dances or the theater Mr. Schoell- kopf told his wife he'd rather stay home. He permlitted her another es- cort. She went to New York alone on shopping and pleasure tours that Mr. Shoellkopt did not go on, but they | bl were with his approval, as was the New Yeur trip. He Is a fireside type of man, though still a man’'s man and vigorous. “There never has been any dispute in the family, because of Carman or for any other réason. It has been a happy couple, and still is.” Held on Suspicion. NEW YORK, January 4—Frank B. Carman today was held without bai charged with having alded two men, as yet unarrested, in committing grand larceny. He will be examined tomorrow. The police, after a search of Car- man's apartment on West 52d street, where the party was held, possible clue and that they were hunting for two men, residents of the | § apartment below Carman'’s, in which Mrs. Schoellkopt sald she had been robbed. This apartment, which Car- man had taken over from Fanny Brirce, actress, wife of Nicky Arn- steln, was sublet, according to the police, on December 8 to three actors. Inspector Coughlin, who has spent many hours questioning guests at the party, sald he hoped to pick up the trall of the gems. Detectives In- timaied that there might be other ar- rests before Carman was examined. Carman refused to make any state- ment at his arralgnment. LIEUT. STOTT BRINGS PRISONER FROM ABROAD Man Wanted Here for False Pre- tenses Was Captured in Portugal. After a 10,000-mile trip to Lisbon, Portugal, Lieut. W. G. Stott of the metropolitan police department ar- rived here last night from Providence, R. L, with Harry J. Cody., wanted here on an indictment charging false pre- tenses in obtaining money.from the International Finance Corporation. “We had a fine trip.” Stott said after his arrival. “Cody is a first- class traveling companion. He made no objection or no trouble on the re- turn trip. As a matter of fact, he intimated that he was glad to get back, because he was at an end of his funds.” The charge that Cody is wanted on involves the sale of a bill for collec- tion to the finance corporation call- ing for $1.300, approximately, for a shipment of sardines by a New York trading company. Officlals charged that when the corporation attempted to collect they found that the bill was in reality more than $500 less than this sum. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL. William E. Brigham, Washington correspondent of the Boston Eve- ning Transcript, who was selzed sud- denly New Year day with an attack of appendicitis and was taken to ! Washington Sanitarfum at Takoma | Park, where an operation was per- formed upon him by Dr. Willlam H. Moulden, was reported today to be making progress toward recovery. Those But there is a great! | Pittsburgn.. de- |8 clared that they had discovered a|g District of Columbia and Maryland —Falr tonight, with temperature near freezing; tomorrow cloudy and unset- tled; moderate variable winds, becom- ing southerly. Virginla—Falr tonight, warmer in extreme west portlon; tomorrow cloudy; moderate west, bacoming south winds. ‘West Virginia—Cloudy, with light snow tonight or tomorrow; colder in west portion tomorrow. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 39; 8 p.m., 3 12 midnight, 36; 4 a.m., 37; 8 am., 3 noon, 38. Barometer—4. p.m., 29.80; 8 pm., 29.80; 12 midnight, 20.84; 4 a.m., 29.88; 8 a.m., 29.95:. noon, 30.01; Highest temperature, 39, occurred at 4 pam. yesterday. Lowest tempera- :’ure, 34, occurred at 10:30 p.m. yester: ay. ‘emperature same date last year— Highest, 45; lowest, 36. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at & am. Great Falls—Tem- perature, 35; condition, very muddy. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:19 a.m. and 3:19 p.m.; high tide, 8:59 a.m. and 9:12 p.m. Tomorrow-—Low tide, am, and 4:08 p.m.; high tide, 9:43 a.m. and 10 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:27 a.m.; sun sets 4:58 p.m. Tomorrow—=Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun sets 4:59 p.m. Moon rises 7:01 p.m.; sets 8:19 a.m. Automobile lamps to be Lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. § 2 s H Stations. waudigr WM0T g e aomonvg *3uda yeu Lupanisak Abilens, Tex. Albany ... 2 42 ) 3 Snow Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear’ ST Cincinnati. Cleveland BEBES 5 :3532538528258 BEEESREEERL e 2Ly 828 Portland,Me. Portland, Ore 20. Raleigh,N.C. 30. 5. Lake City 2 Antonio 30. San Diego. 8 Clear Cloudy E] 228 aesm 33 r Clear Cloudy Clear’ Bnow. Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear’ BEHBYSE. 2 BE8BEL (8 a.m., Greeowich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. 38 Part cloudy Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy €loudy Clear Part cloudy SAYS CITY OFFICIALS Copenhagen, Stockholm, E Horta (Fiyal). Aso: ARE ACTIVE KLANSMEN Ousted Police Chief Declares Life Unbearable for Those Not Af- flliated in Indiana Town. By the Associated Press. MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., January 4.— Ku Klux Klan~ charges against Maurice Bowen, city manager; Arthur Snyder, a member of the city com- mission, and David Miller, city en- gineer, were pending beforé the Michigan city commission today. All three were named as members of the organization in an affidavit presented to the commission yester- day by Arthur M. Sullivan, former chiet of police, who demanded reasons for his requested resignation last Monday. “My discharge was caused by the fact that I refused to join the klan,” Sullivan_said. “The climax came when I refused to permit a parade of masked klansmen through Michigan City. “Conditions in Michigan City have become almost unbearable for per- sons not afliated with the klan. Night Capt. Thomas Grunt and four or five members of the police force have resigned.” DIES IN BASEMENT. Cabinet Worker, Long Ill, Found Dead After Days. The body of Jacob Polonsky, thirty- elght, was found in the basement of 600 K street last night by George Walker, colored, of 441 Prathers alley. The basement was occupled as living quarters by Polonsky, and police report- ed nothing suspicious surrounding the case. Apparently he had been dead for several days. Polonsky was employ. as a cabinet worker, according to neij bors, and had been 'ill for about a vear. John E. Childs, proprietor af a cleaning establishment on the first floor, saw him alive on Saturday. last smart STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1923. FILLED MILK FOES W'IN. Voight Measure Is Favorably Re- ported to Senate. The Voight “filled” milk bill, de- signed to prohibit manufacture of a compound made of skimmed nilk and cocoanut fat, was reported favorably Tuesday by the Senate agriculture committee virtually in the form in which it was passed by the House. FIRS 12191221 G Street NW. =) The bill would prohibit “filled” milk being shipped in interstate commerce. A Senate committee amendment would exempt trade compounds manu- factured for Infant foods and dis- tributed to druggists, hospitals or disposal of larger quantities of skimmed milk. The Senate committee Senator Ladd, republican, Dakota, declared’ that “fllled” report, by North milk through physicians, but “filled” milk | was an evasion of the pure food and would be " declared deleterious organizations have advocated the legislation for several years, but it has met opposition from “filled” milk manufactured, who declared it was to Neaith. Dairy and other agriculturists' | drug act, and denled that it was of material benefit to farmers in furnish- ing a market for skimmed milk. The compound was sald to compete un- fairly wich real milk products, as well as being injurious to health when fed not harmful to health and aided inlto infants. Store Hours: 9 to 6 Snring Fashion Book 25¢ Clearance Sale of Our All-Wool Flannel Middies Including Paul Jones and Nayvee Makes; excep- tional qualities; well made; braid on-Collars; large cat- stitched emblems; colors are Tan, Copenhagen, Navy with Gold Silk braid, Navy with White braid, Red with White braid, Red with Black braid and Kelly Green. Sizes are 6 to 22. Values up to $8.50, grouped to- $4.98 R gether for Friday and Saturday only at Nayvee Regulation Middies In all white and white with blue collars; guaranteed fast colors; braid on collars cuffs; yoke front and back. Sizes 6 to 22. Special and Sizes to 22. $ l .59 valye. Special at SPORT-WEAR SECTION Nayvee Regulation Middies Made of standard quality Jean, with all-wool cheviot collars and cufl‘;:'ll':ll trl'lm- d; guarantee colors. Siz 2 Regular $4.50 50 Sale of Knickers Corduroy Knickers in Tan, Brown, Navy, Red and Green. Sizes 8 to and White and Brown and White. Sweaters! Extra Fine Quality Slip-on Swedters in brushed wool and other two-tone effects. Specially priced at Sweaters! Brushed Wool Slip-on Sweaters, with ribbed front and back, in navy, brown, gray and henna, with contrasting stripes on bottom and sleeve: belt to match. Sizes 38 to 42. Priced specially at.. . Ladies’ Golf Coat Sweaters in brushed wool. brown and henna. ly at .. Heavy Shaker Knit S| Sizes 36 to 44. priced at ......... ooz sigke o Heavy Shaker Coat Sweaters, navy and white, green and red. Sizes 36 to 44. Specially priced at. .. and white. An $850 value. Priced navy All wool. Specially SPORT-WEA R SECTION n'a full assortment of colors and $3.50 $4.50 $5.95 $8.50 $9.50 $2.98 $5.00 $6.50 Sweaters! Silk Remnants Priced for Quick Clearance Friday and Saturday dress lengths. 36 and 40 inches wide. Dow Prices have been radically lowered to insure. tk sale offers unusual opportunities for savings on Silks, wanted now for late win- ter and early spring dressmaking needs. I ¢ A é 5 zz. Y Allswool Tweed Knickers, g S Allowogl Checked Velou g 4 Z Z ? g / % Cut Lengths of Silk, 98¢ Yd. | These vary from ¥: to 2'; yards each. In the assoriment are plain and fancy silks. | | Also Black. SILK SECTION SWORZYN: ir immediate removal. This The majority of the remnants are in 59c Plain Satine, 45c Yd. Your choice of any color in stock. Over 30 colors to select from, including White. Discontinuing Our Line of Royal Society Package Goocls Values Up to $2.50, Now 75c STARS STORE A SALE of Women’s Footwear! 1,100 Pairs of Pumps and Oxfords at One Extraordinary Selling Price! Patterns After taking stock, many small lots of women’s shoes, many of which are late ar- rivals, have been placed to- gether in one big group, re- gardless of their original cost, to sell at this low price for a quick clearance. Some of the lots are broken in sizes—others are complete. Early shoppers can find their lsize in some style in the big ot. Come early—and get the best selection. Materials Buy TWO Pairs at This Unusual Price! Many With Two Pairs of Pants ¥ ‘Among them, too, are many with the famous Right Posture feature. Belted models, in Chev- iots, etc. Roth pants full lined. - Sizes 7 to 18 years. $1375 Some With Two Pairs of Pants Neatly patterned Cheviots and Cassimeres; with full lined iaants; belt all around. Excel- ent - patterns—sizes 7 -to 18 years, i And—Boys’ $12.50 and $15.00 Suits With two pairs of pants—both full lined; Cheviots and Cassimeres; Brown and Gray mixtures—belted models, Sizes 7 to 17 years... Boys’ One and Two Plece Pa- jamas; ‘with silk frogs; striped patterns; sizes 8 $l,75 t0 18 years.eoeoesocens Boys’:Shirts—plain colors and stripes ; with button-down col~ lar attached. Sizes 123 c 3 L R e T ) 95 $10-75 Boys® Madras Blouse Waists, collar attached; very desirable patterns; cut full and 89¢ blousy, Sizes 6 to 16 years - 4 Boys’' Cotton Union Suits; ood model ; made with fape and uttons for the pants, 95¢ Sizes 4 to 12 years,, .4, 0 Blue Packards are the New Single-Six Fally Equipped Open $2750 delivered Closed $3570 delivered Ten body styles PACKARD 1517 Connecticut Avenue ., North Jr 600 Colonials Side Ties Operas and Oxfords - One, Two and Three Straps Black Satin Black Calf Tan Calf Black Kid Brown Kid exceptionally low. Kiddies' Ingrain Silk Socks, roll tops, in all colors and color combina- tions. Formerly Up to _$1.50 Now 39c Pair —_— Buster Brown Stockings for Boys and Girls, in heavy and medium rib~ bed, . Colors are Black, Cordovan and White, * All sizes up to 12 . 35c, 3 Pairs for $1.00 Mercerized Light-weight Liste Stockings for Women, Misses and Children; @ perfectly constructed stocking; elastic garter-proof top; extra strong knee, narrow ankle, re- inforced heel, gele and toe. All sizes, in Black, Cerdovan and White, Very ecial, 59¢ Pair Brown. Satin Brown Calf Patent Leather Black Suede Brown Suede Heels Cuban Military . French and Baby French Low o Radical Reductions on Hosiery! Odds and Ends of well-known brands, brought to light in stock taking, and marked Sports . and Dress * Hosiery _for Womeri Misses and Children. Plain lisle with elastic garter tops of mer- cerized combed yarn, reinforced. In all sizes, Black, White, Cordovan and African Brown. 5 Very Special, 79¢ Pair - Sport- and. Dress Hosiery in Silk, Wool ~and - Mixtures, -in. all colors, but not all sizes, Some are clocked at ankle; some are dropstitched; some are in plain colors and heather shades; also a few 34-length fancy roll_tops, in wool, heather shades. Very Special, $1.19 Pair Boys’ and Girls' Mercerized Ribbed %-length roll-top stockings, in Black and Brown, Sizes up to I 02:s Very Special, 45c Pair Our Downstairs Store Are Displayed on Tables for Your Greater Convenience