Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1923, Page 31

THE EVENING - WASHINGTON, sheriffs and all other persons who op-| tions, order and advice as to the posed such invasion.” fighting and movement of the Army.” It was also charged that Keeney *::‘:‘J":-:;‘;:‘:." solicited tands In nise | GONYICTS VOLIVA SECOND Bk and TIME FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL um-md an CHICAGO, February 22. — Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zionm, IIL, stood convicted of criminal libel for the second time yesterday. Tried in the criminal court here in a change of venue from Lake county bt s e STAR, D. C; in a complaint filed by Rev. Thomas Nelson, pastor of the Grace Mission- ary Church of Zion, who charged Overseer Voliva called him “an old billy goat, a blatherskite” and other DESERTION IS CHARGED. names, the Zion Church head was found gullty 1 D Th mavh Mo BUSe. Avselihssfied smt o ‘ound gullty last night by a jury tha! E deliberated less than three hours. the District Supreme Court for an abso Hoth ey, Nelson and Voliva were |lute divorce from Clarence W. Angel, in court when the verdlct was read, |charging misconduot and naming a co- the former accepting the finding w respondent. They were married at Rog- e e taxter denouncing the | ruville, Tenn. The wife says her hus- A Motlon for a new trial was made [band deserted her December 12, 1920. immediately by Overseer Voliva's |Sho is represented by Attorney Gus A. counsel and set for argument on ' Schuldt ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1923. . & LINER TOWS DISABLED FREIGHTER INTO PORT By the Associated Press. TOKIO, February 22.—The mail liner President Lincoln, from San Francisco for Yokohoma, made port today with the disabled United States Shipping Board freighter Hef- fron in tow, winning a stiff battle of skillful seamanship against moun- tainous seas and slashing gales. March 10. Maximum punishment for criminal libel is six monthe’ imprison- ment, a $1,000 fine or toth. The vassenger liner for four days struggled ahead In the storm with the Heffron, crippled by a broken pro- peller, dragging at the end of the line. On Sunday the hawser parted. but the President Lincoln again picked up her charge, although with great difficulty, and today the two made port, undamaged except for the Heffron's broken blades. The freighter's officers gave the highest praise to the seamanship of the liner’s officers. Mine Workers, on trial here as acces- sory to the killing of a miner in the Logan county labor troubles, has been filed in court. The bill charged that Keeney and others, in June, 1921, conspired “to mobilize an army consisting of the members of the United Mine Workers of "America, residing - within |aistrioe No. 17, and to have said army, after it had’ been organized and mobilized, to invade Logan and \ungo counties BHARGES SPECIFIED - INTRIALOF MINER ) or “Logan county,” all of the. denuty 1..r»~|dnm of the West Virginia United pning the Army,” and ¢ of miners, number- o ten thousand, fully . ammunition and ons to mobilize on Lenz creek.” ¢, the bill continued, after e h.m been’ “forced by an Army officer to tell the marchers to return home, secretly commanded the leaders of the Army to continue such invasion,” and that he gave personal instruc- at ThelHechtCo. Is rare. The values represented are indeed worth while NOTE: Items advertised are on sale only while quantities last. No phone, C” 0. D. or mail orders. Safest way to get your share is to be here when store opens at 9:15. wear, 2 for 1 1 hirts and drawers: Only 34 long and short siceves ~olid " colc balbriggan _and _ light- tures in brow weight merino. Regular gray and bl 5 stock reduced for this white checks. Sizes 634 sale. Broken sizes. and 675 Pacific No -School Tomorrow! Bring children for these SUPER-VALULS in seasonable wearables from lop to toe. So much more satisfactory to have garments fitted on the children on a no- school day. Teachers have a chance, too, to get needed garments at such sav- ings that they will be able to add to their school wardrobe and scarcely feel the outlay. Bo'ys’ New Spring Suits Have 2 pairs Knickers, $10 Getting him ready for Easter in advance is good managenient on mother’s part. These, in sizes 7 to 18 years, include cassimeres, rough cheviots, checks, plain colors, in mannish effects and best tailoring. % Two-Knicker Suits $5.95 70 suits. reduced. Sizes 8 9, 13 to lo Tweeds, cheviots and mixtures, suitable for spring Both pairs knickers lined. Blue Serge Middy Suits $3.95 All-wool, in true sailor fashion. Stars on coilar and chevron on sleeve. Braid on collar and cuffs Straight knee pants, lined throughout 8 vears. Children’s Shoes, °1 No school tomorrow, so what better time to bring the kiddies for a shoe fitting, espe- cially when you can get them for ONE DOL- LAR? High shoes. in black only, lace model. Taken right from stock because the size range is incomplete, although in the collec- tion are sizes 0 to 8. 874 to 11 and 11774 1o 2. but not all sizes in each style. Men’s Cotton 1 Pajamas Full cut and well made of cotton weave in stripe and figure effe silk frogs; sizes A, and C only. Men’s Felt Hats Men’s Cloth Hats, 2 for Men’s New $ Caps 1 Tweeds and mixtures. well .made in plain or pleated back _models: unbreakable visor; all sizes. Really a two dol- lar cap for one dollar. (Firat floor.) oak finish. Men’s Under- Men’s Cape Gloves MEYER'S MAKE— broken size range and Oniv =oiled stock but not dam- = aged in any way. Regu- lar_and cadet sizes, light and dark brown. (First floor.) Made of good, clean rags like our great-grandmothers used to make. They can be washed; plain rose, blue and green or hit-or-miss pattern. 1 Brown, tan, gray, light sizes What dark green: and 71§ only a bargain, Kitchen Chair, Spindle back and saddle seat : <tantially constructed. Kitchen Stool, $ ] White enamel that can be cleaned very easily : 24 inches high and firmly built. Handy. compact and a remarkable bargain 51 5 : Book Ends, pair, Polychrome finish in a variety of subjec Ornate and You'll recognize their higher value the minute very uscful. s I This set comprises one vou sce them $ Smoker’s Stand, i s 0 : oil mop. one polishing I Fumed cak or mahogany fir Heavy glass ash tray mop. cae bottle “Kleeno.” I'he man of the house will appreciate one of these— ~pc ettt : cially at such a low price. prd U pals g aloil forle firm handle. This set complete for ONE DOL- Cretonne Overdrapes, $1 LAR Sweeper, s]- I'wo side panels and scalloped valance of bright colored cretonne : this set complete for ONE DOLLAR. . - All-metal and Aitted with a substantial brush. Pattern Tablecloth, $l Didiyou éver hear of this cotton damask, highly glossed surface; utility at so low a price? Brussels : 54 inches, square or round. Rug, 3]_ Pillowcases, 3 for 31 Printed Brussels rug in Nize 42x30 and a quality that is so much better than its price indicates you should get a plentiful supply at size 27x54. Made of jute, which is very serviceable. 3 for $1. Dresser Sets, 2 for s] Rose, blue and green in many patterns. Sct comprises scarf and pincushion cover, prettily em- (Fourth_floor.) Table broidered. Washable and very convenient. Runner, Ldce-edge Scarfs, sideboard or table. Blue, rose, brown and 1 for i mulberry—the colors that Suitable for dresser, buflet, new and clean, perfectly treated and blend with all furnishings, Gingham Home Frocks, Even for DOLLAR DAY, this is an extraor- dinary value. No reason at all for offering them at such a price except that the department insisted upon being represented. so we must conform. Excellent quality gingham fashioned into neat home dresses—DRE mind you. not aprons— trimmed with organdie, pique and seli material. Sizes 30 to -M)—vhmr. for these. Bungalow A prons, 2 for s] Checked gingham in slip-over and open styles . ample in size and very well'made: sizes 36 natural Sub- Sizes 3 to Girls’ Stlh Dresse.s 36.90 Two of the models shown. New models in straightline or belted style. Attractively fashioned with tucks and embroidery. Deep hems and the prettiest shades of copen. brown and navy. 7 to 14 vears. Mop Set, Bungalow Aprons, High-count percales in check and figure pat- terns, attractively trimmed with plaid chambray. black piping and various neat touches, including rickrack braid. Maids’ White Aprons, $]. Equally suitable for nurses, housemaids, mani- curists and similar uses. Made of muslin or lawn and trimmed with embroidery or rickrack ; all sizes. floor ) Excellent Undermuslin $ 1 Muslin, crepe and nainsook, in a variety of garments. Gowns, envelope chemise, petticoats, corset covers, step-ins and bloomers. The bloomers are made of crepe and nainsook. The other garments are trimmed with lace and embroidery, in a variety of pretty effects. Regular and extra sizes 36 to 1 bloomers, corset covers and step h tints. Bloomers of flesh crepo chemise trimmed with cmbroid- Envelope chemise, sizes 36 to 44 Women’s Union Suits, 3 for l Pink cotton suits, in band or bodice style; tight knee. Band tops in sizes 36 and 38; bodice tops in sizes 40 and 42. Sateen Petticoats s ]_ Black and colors in all wanted lengths ; Excellent quality sateen and some genuine “Heatherbloom” in the assortment. Gingham Petticoats, 2 for Striped gingham in blue and gray stripes. Made with wide flounce at bot- tom. Flannelette $ ] Petticoats, 2 for A Short lengths for under petticoats. Well made of double - face flannelette and finished at bottom with neat scallops. (second floor.) Girls’ New Spring Hats $3.95 Tailored and trimmed in many styles. Handmade shapes, with flowers and ribbon, as well as tailored cffects. Al wanted colors for children 2 to 6 and girls 7 to 1o, Childrern’s Play Shoes, Black, brown and combinations. We call them “play shoes,” but they are in reality good cnough for school wear. Sizes 5 to 2. Carpet INOTL Each child. accompanied by an adult. vis & our Children’s Shoe Departmént tomor- will receive a toy aquarium or bird in Very amusing when in action. Good quality hemstitched cdg ,~. ot Girly’ m,m 0 Third Floor.) Polaire Coats, $10.95 Sport and dressy styles. with - flare back. : Silk stitching forms a beautiful finish, Belted models are nobby, too. Some have four pock- (The Children’s Shoe Shop, third ficor.) cts; rich shade of tan. Sizes 7 to 14 “Klassy Kid” Blouses, 79¢ New, fresh blouses, e k: Mannish button-down c¢of Sizes 7 to 10 years. Undermuslins, 2 for Gowns, envelope chemise, ins. Muslin, in white and fic gowns are neatly embroidere erv. Gowns, sizes 10 and 17. Bloomers, sizcs 27 and 20, Mother knows what this means. pongee, khaki and checks. Tull and roomy. in white and tan and pearl buttons. Neat {Third floor.) What *1 will buy for children Children’s Boys’ Hats Hose, 4 pairs, $1 2 for $1 ‘Heavy ribbed Good hats for school, sizes slight seconds ¢ for big and little boys. Don’t Black only in-sizes 9 to 11%. miss this item. Two for ONE Excellent school hose—get DOLLAR, plenty. while you can. “Ace” Caps (Third floor.) [13 L ” Slipova 2 for $1 For big and little boys. This Overalls, 2 for $1 cap is a standard knit hat, and Mother knows the regular price of these cover-up gar- all_the boys like it. Two for ments of blue denim. Two for ONE DOLLAR. ONE DOLLAR. Cheviot Knickers 2 for $1 For school and play, these good-looking knickers are worth your carly attention. Two for ONE DOLLAR. Children’s Velour lace Feather Pillows 2 for Sanitary feathers, edge. A\ rare bargain. fluffy as can be. Covered with attractive art ticking. Boys’ Pajamas 2 for 81 Excellent quality flannelette, well made and fleeced on both sides; two for ONE DOLLAR. Wash Knickers 2 for $1 Khaki drill and cotton crash, of firm weave and easily wa: able; well made. Two for ONE DOLLAR Sixty-two Women’s Dresses 35 Sizes for misses and small women who can wear 14 to 38, Jersey and tricotine suitable for school teachers and women who go to business and can use practical frocks to advantage. The jersey dresses are in two-piece models, the tricotifes in one-piece models; all are a practical shade of navy blue. st o ckings, of 50c grade. Bleached Sheet, $ 1 72x90, which is a size for three-quarter bed. Deep hems and perfect - quality, despite its won- derfully low price. Sash Curtama, 3]_ 2 pairs, Net, scrim and marqui- sette; ample fullness and neatly made; ready to hang. (Fourth floor.) (The Ilecht Co., Second Floor.) Seventy-five Women’s Winter Coats $6G-95 No school tomorrow! What a chance for teachers to get coats for everyday wear, actually reduced from $15 to $29.50 stocks. Not many, of course, but what a saving. Velour and bolivia, in brown, reindeer and navy Boys’ Overalls 2 for 91 Sturdy blue denim, made ifor service, with firmly-sewn seams. Get all you'll need. Two for ONE DOLLAR, Childrer’s Tots’ Panty Dress, $1 Gingham and black sateen. Touches of embroidery beautify them. Fast color that will launder perfectly. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Women’s - Women’s Spats, $]_ blue—some heather mixtures included. Sizes 14 to 40. Belted models with convertible collars, and nearly Gray, brown and fawn colors; ten and twelve button models. Formerly sold at $3.50 pair—now $1. teachers and business women who require garments of this character. every one silk lined. Full length—just the thing for (Second Floor.) Women’s Hosiery, - 3 pairs, s_l. Full-fashioned mercerized lisle. Seconds of a good make—not damaged, simply trifles that keep them out of the perfect class. Black and a few browns. Women’s Silk Hose, s]. : Perfect quality, seamed back and mercerized _tops. Black and brown. This is a good chance to get a supply for the season, for lt is due to DOLLAR DAY that the price is so low. Woman’s Handker- chiefs, 12 for Think it over—a doan of 2 DOLLAR! Some bargain! Pure Tinen and white and colors. these excellent handkerchiefs for O (First floor. ) v Women’s Silk Hose, $l 2 pairs, Seamed back for grace- Scconds, but nothing serious. ful shaping: mercerized garter tops. A worth-while bar- gain; don’t overlook it. (First floor.) Women’s Vests, 4 for $ Ribbettcotton vests, with band or bodice tops. and extra sizes. at this price. Regular A good chance to get a summer’s supply Lingerie Blouses, 2 for $1 Dimities, batistes and voiles. with long sleeves, roll or Peter Pan collar. A few finished with narrow filet edge: all white; sizes 36 toA42. (Second floor.) L 4 Boudoir Slippers, Red kid slippers, with silk pompon and genuine leather soles and-heels. Not all sizes, (First floor.) Misses’ ¢ 1 Raincoats. Only a dozen of these coats, in sizes for misses and small women. It is worth a hurry visit to get one, for -every one has use for this sort of garment. at_some time. (Second floer.) Men’s Feltg "Slippers, Soft, comfortable, and just what a man wants for foot ease. Padded soles; all sizes. (First floor.) Leggings,2 for $1 Made of chinchilla, in knee lengths, for small children, girls boys. Two for ONE DOL- Nighties, 2 for $1 V neck, with stitching to form yoke effect. Full and roomy; sizes 4 to 14, , (Fourth fleor.) Boys’ Shoes, $1 Only 37 pairs in this group. Brown_and black calf in sizes 4% to 5%5. English last; Good- year welt soles and rubber heels. Childrer’s Drawers, 4 for $1 Embroidery edge; straight or knicker style, made of good muslin in sizes 2 to 12 years. Night Shirts 2 for $1 of good grade flannelette, in neat effects: made for service; two for ONE DOLLAR. Washable Suits . 2 for $1 : Fast-color materials, in neat, practical models; two suits for ONE DOLLAR. M K Misses Middies, $1 Palmer linen and galatea. Some trimmed with braid and other touches. Some- all white, others white with colored collars—also all blue or all red; sizes 14 to 22, (Third fioor.) Girls’ Gingham Dresses, $1 ‘ast colors in a variety of neat checks featuring new colors and effects. Spring styles that are very attractive. Sizes 7 to 14 years. he llecht Co. 7th at ¥ 7th at F