Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 5

PAYS THE PENALTY - FOR SLAYING CHILD * Pennsylvania Man Electro- cuted for Crime Committed in April, 1920. BELLEFONTE, Pa, March Floyd Smith of Bradford county, P: was electrocuted at the Rockview penitentiary today for the slaying of his Infant child in South Waverly. Ta, in April, 1920. Ha was led to the chair at 7:08 am. and was pro- nounced dead at 7:17 by Dr. Robert M. Campbell, the prison physician, after three contacts. Continuous efforts since he was sentenced in February, 1921. had been made to save Smith from the electric chair, and until almost the last moment he was hopeful that Gov. Pinchot would interfere. Smith recelved seven respites, one within four hours of going to the death chair. His case was carried to the highest court in the state and last week the board of pdrdons refused a commutation of sentence. Makes No Confession. Smith was accompanied to the death chamber by the Rev. George L. Courtney, the prison chaplain. He was composed and made no confes- sion. He maintained to the end that he did not wilfully kill the child. The body will be sent to Smith's relatives in Bradford county. The child Smith was accused of killing was born a few months after his marriage. According to Smith, he started out at night to abandon it. Near a farmhouse in the vicinity of his home, he said, a dog barked and, in attempting to run away, he fell upon the child, orushing it to death. Fearing he would be charged with murder, Smith said, he placed the body in a creek in South Waver- |- e wsa arrested at Binghamton, JEWS BEATEN, STABBED, Member of Law Cabinet Beaten In Bye-Election By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, March 5.—Sire Arthur Grif- fith-Boscawen, minister of health in the Bonar Law cabinet, has been de- feated In the bye-clection for the Mitcham division of Surrey by J. Chu- ter Ede, the labor candidate. Col. G. F. Stanley, undersecretary for home affairs, who was defeated in the bye-election for the east dlvlslon' of Willesden, tendered his resignation to Premier Bonar Law today, Col. Stanley was defeated by Har- | court Johnstone, nephew of Gifford | Pinchot, Governor of Pennsylvania. “PRINCE DE BOURBON" | IALED FOR PERIRY New York “Social Lion” Accused of Calling Himself Widower in Marriage License Case. 1 i ! By the Assoclated Press. NEW BRITAIN, Conn., March 5.— Harold Carleton Schwarm, who, as| Prince Henri Louis de Chateroux de | Bussigny de Bourbon, who was the so- cial llon of New York for six weeks last summer, wasarrested yesterday on a charge of perjury, and his wife, for- merly Miss Lilllan Wilkomerson of New York, who, as the princess, shared the glory of his tinsel no- bility, is held as a material witness. | Schwarm, who was married by a| justice of the peace here in March, 1921, is accused of having declared himself a “widower” in taking out: the marriage license under the name ; of Reginald M. Van de Vere. He admitted a former marriage to Miss Edna Abetz of New Britain, in Chat- ham, N. Y., in 1916. He explained that he felt he had a legitimate claim to the designation “widower,” ay his first wife was “no longer of any use” to him, and “might as well have been dead.” Schwarm and his present wife, who have been residing | in Newark, N. J., were arrested when | of the new daytime shoes. ._THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 35, 1923. 300 ALIENS ORDERED | BACK T0 HOME LANDS Jewish Men, Women and Children Denied Admission Due to Exhaustion of Quota. NEW YORK, March 5.—Three hun- dred Jewish men, women and chil- dren from Poland and Rumania, who have walted for months at Ellis Is- land for permission to enter the United States, have been ordered de- ported by Robe Carl White, assist- ant secretary of the Department of Labor. Although it was not disputed that immigrant quotas of Poland and Ru- mania were exhausted before the 300 arrived, attorneys had sought tol| have the Poles admitted on the quota || of eastern Galicia and the Rumanians | | on that of Bessarabia. Mr. White held that such a de- parture from the immigration regu- lations would set up an undesirable precedent. — Round buckles are worn on some an attac flaptothe bottle Silk Georgette _Navy, SPECIAL AT $1.39 Yard| Beautiful Silk Geor- e $2 to $3.50 School Shoes Misses’ and Children’s ‘School. Shoes of good substantial quality, .in dull leathers. i Lace and button styles, with Goldenberg’s—First Floor, Iy gette Crepe, for over- blouses, entire dresses, overdrapes and many other trimming pur- poses. A close-woven, sturdy quality; in all the newest spring shades, such as— nd_Green, Sapphire, 'urquoise, Jade, Old Platinum, Henna, Taupe, Burnt Orange, Orchid, Brown, Copen, Black, ete. Spanish Laces, Flouncings and Allovers, in a large as- sortment of new designs; White, ete., black. navy. rown, cocoa, gray, tan and $ d EiLEs 50 OS5 S l '98 27 and 36 Inch Ruffled Nets, in white only; plain and ribbon $1.98 FULL 40 INCHES WIDE leum Rugs at half price. Room Size Linoleum Rugs Perfect Qualities and Slight Seconds at Half Regular Prices If you have a large room to cover you should by all means take advantage of this remarkable offer to secure genuine Cook’s Lino- Cork-filled, burlap-back grade; in tile and wool rug designs, colorings of rose, blue, tan, gray, green and brown. In many instances they are perfect quality, while others have a slight blur in printing. spring heels. Sizes 6 to 8, 814 $ 1 : km 11and 1% t0 2........... .59 ] Seconds of Men’s 65¢c and 75¢ Hose 35c pair Thread Silk and Silk- Regular $21.00 Value $10.50 | 10.6x12-Ft. Size \ J ,F N | ‘, 12x13.6-Ft. Size 41 '| . Regular $27.00 Value !} reinforced plaited Half Hose, in black, plain colors and two-toned effects; fully for extra wear ; seconds of 65¢ and 75c values. ' $13.50 J Goldenberg's—First Floor. | ALL THE NEW SPRING COLORS They are quality silks that will give satisfactory service —a beautiful grade of Canton Crepe, heavy in weave and with the fine crepe finish. A splendid color range, including such favorites as navy, ches wide. midnight blue, seal, tan, mocha, madonna blue, jade, gray, fawn, old rose and white. 40 40-1n. Paisley Crepe de Chine Nothing more fashionable for Spring frocks Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. ‘Canton Crepe R 1.98 Note These Savings on Notions “Tattedge” Trimming, in white and colors, neat edgings for finishing aprons, dresses, etc. War- ranted fast colors. Three- vard pieces, 10c. “Ideal” Bias Seam Tape, widths up to No. 8; white only; six-yard pieces. 10c. Collar Bands for men’s and boys’ shirts; correctly made with cushion back; all_sizes. THREE for 10c. Snap Fasteners, black and white; one dozen on card. FOUR cards for 9c. B - 31 Imported Dress Linens ‘l 36 Inches Wide—AIl New Spring Colorings Secured at a great concession from the im- porter—and offered to you on the same basis of savings. Warranted all pure linen quality, . c i heavy weave, firm and close woven. 36 inches | wide. You may choose from a complete assortment of the most wanted shades for spring and summer, including pink, rose, tomato, corn, old rose, cinnamon, brown, shrimp, peach, green, tan, gray, copen, navy, light blue and white. | 352 Plisse Crepe, 30 inches wide Ingartater R 33c White Chiffon Voile, 40 inches DRIVEN OUT OF VIENNA Riots Follow Meeting to Protest Against Increasing Anti- Semitic Agitation. wide, a fine, sheer qual- ity, especiaily desirable or and blouses for sports wear and use in combination $2‘39 with other fabrics. Firm-woven quality, in the newest and most wanted color combinations. 40 inches wide. Ex- ceptional value at $2.39 a yard. $2.50 Matelasse Crepe 36 Inches Wide, at $2.19 Extra heavy silk-mixed qual- ity, in beautiful self-color de- signs; choice of black and white they came here on a visit. CAIRO BOMB THROWERS KILL ONE, WOUND MANY British Soldiers and Natives Stage Affray Over Explosive Thrown in Egyptian Cafe. Triumph Safety Pins, as- sorted sizes; one dozen on card; regularly 10c. Card, 7c. Ironing Board Pads, ad- justable kinds; good quality unbleached muslin sheet- ing. 69c. Sewing or Basting Cot- ton, black and white. FOUR spools for 9c. bleached .............. C $1 Imported White Swiss Or. gandy, 45 inches wide, fine, transparent quality, with a finish 69C 50c Shadow Check Batiste, 36 inches wide, mercerized ' grade,” in white and all colors ... $1 Wash S aists and dresses wide, linen finish grad in demand for middy blouses and fancy wor! 2 to 10 yard lengths $2.25 Longcloth, 36 i fine close woven, soft finish quality; ten vards in each piece. permanent 35¢ hes wide, | $1.6 $2.25 Chiffon Taffeta 35 Inches Wide, at $1.79 Colored Chiffon Taffeta, extra fine, rich, lustrous quality; in a large assortment of street and fire yarn 35¢ wanted By the Associated Press. brown, VIENNA, March 5.—Serious anti- navy, a;'{r-nhu: shades; also changeable 59c White Poplin, 36 inches high grade effects Eggs, Salads, 2 r Z wide, yarn mercerized, ton fabric, for li e Jewlsh disorders occurred at the con- Rarebits and other $2.50 Satin Charmeuse - Chinese Ironing Wax, with yrlch‘ lustrous 48(: (REwhiTs mad o1l wenced clusion of a meeting held by the | By the Associated Prens. Cheese dainties are 40 Inches Wide, at $1.98 | $4 Satin-face Canton muslin covered; wooden T R b b Snademi. Lo oo Jewish municipal councilors to pro- !;():Dov h{jn.rch S.N—_Av Calro dis- made so much more Al Silk Heavy Satin-face | 40 Inches Wide, at $2.79 handles. FOUR pieces, Sc. Goldenberg's—First Floor. test against the increasing antl-Sem- | Patch to the oS Mewa says that A ith Charmeuse, in white, pink, tur- Extra Heavy Pure Silk Satin- Women’s Rubberized Stre 3 v , s ¢ ) ack a ish: vy = - heaten or stabbed, and many of them | bomb fell near British military } bluesena’ bisck e lishtm Dk ARy ed pretty designs. 25c. were driven from the city. Six police- | duarters, did not explode; $2 Satin Messaline Dr. Parker's Skeleton men and numerous Jews were taken to hospitals for treatment of their injuries. Ninety-nine rioters were arrested. Although the police were prepared other, thrown into a cafe frequented by British soldiers, killed an Egyp- tian civillan and wounded three Brit- ish_soldiers. JLEASPERRINS The Times’ Calro correspondent says that six British soldiers were wound- SAUCE satin-face grade, all pure silk; in a complete range of wanted street and evening shades, also 35 Inches Wide, at $1.49 Colored Satin Messaline, rich $1.50 Crepe de Chine 40 Inches Wide, at $1.29 Colored Crepe de Chine, firm-woven quality; all pure silk: in a complete range of wanted rich Wairzs, for boys and girls froms 2 to 14 years of age. Garters attached. Worth 50c zach. At 39c. Newest Spring Ginghams 32 Inches Wide—Regular 35c Quality at for trouble, they soon lost control of |ed, one of them serfously, by the the situation when the disturbances |bomb, and an affray followed between hegan. the Infuriated soldiers and natives. POLICEMAN KILLS NEGRO. Two Men May Die of Wounds From Desperado. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 5.— Ashley Cox, negro, twenty-eight, was killed by & policeman here after he had run amuck with a pistol, shoot- ing and probably fatally wounding Goldenberg’s—First Floor. black. i Goldenberg's—First Floor. THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE street and evening shades. 39c White Check Dimity, in a large assortment of new 36 inches wide, neat 29C printed designs; yarn woven white checks. ... mercerized quality, for 29C 39c White India Linon, 40 inches ' o wide, very fine, sweer i i grade, snow whuezgc | Continuing for Tuesday the Great Sale of New Spring Dresses, Nowhere else can you find such a profusion } of wonderful styles and colorings as shown | . here tomorrow. Ginghams are still among the 4 most popular of wash fabrics for smart, stylish | C and inexpensive frocks for women and chil- | dren. J This quality is one of the finest of domestic grades, in an end- B less array of staple and fancy checks. plaids, stripes and plain colors. All warranted absolutely fast. 32 inches wide. 25c Spring Percales, 19c | 50c Woven Madras, 35¢c Announce Their Appointment as General Agents for the LJ two white men. 36-inch Percales, light and 36-inch Woven Madras, white Willilam Burger, fifty-two, was shot a 1 dark grounds with white checks, grounds with oven colored on the back porch of his home. ’ stripes, dots and figures. Fast stripes and checks; extra fine | Patrolman S. T. Johns heard the shot colors. quality and went to investigate. He was|| jolned by Abraham Griffin, thirty- four. Several blocks from the scene of_the shooting they met Cox. ‘The negro was ordered to halt, but instead he opened fire, a bullet strik- ing Griffin in the breast and pene- trating his left lung. Johns then shot the negro, who fired after he had fallen. He died in a few minutes, REVOLT AGAINST FRENCH. LONDON. March, 5.—A Reuter dis- patch from Const: ople quotes the Turkish news agency with reporting | a_ revolt In the neighborhood of || Aleppo, northern “French oppression.” The dispatch says five French sol- diers were killed Iin an encounter vith rebels. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Sale of 39¢c and 48c | Washable Cretonnes ! This great event, coming at the very beginning of the new season, again demon- strates the supremacy of Goldenberg values. Certainly now is the time of all times to select your new Spring apparel. *162|°10=2 Values Up to Values Up to $32.50 $22.50 The SUITS at $16.50 Brand - new Spring Sults of Tricotine and Poiret Twill, in straight line .tailored models and chic styles with short coats. Every suit splendidly tailored. A diversity of styles, in braided, silk stitched and plain tailored effects. Choice of navy blue and black. Lined with satin and satin de chine. Sizes 16 to 44 included. The COATS at $1650 Smartest of the season’s new Coats and Capes of materials in greatest favor for Spring—fine Chinchilla, Poiret Twill, Velour and Sports Cloths. _Stralghtline, pleated, belted and loose- fitting models, trimmed with brald, silk stitch- ing, large pockets and buttons. In Navy, Black, Gray, Rookle, Brown and Copen. Linings of peau de cygne or satin. Sizes 16 to 44. The DRESSES at $16.50 The many styles assure you not only of a most extensive selection, but the close at- tention to detail and the wonderful values are made all the more desirable by the extraor- dinary savings afforded. i We call attention to the very new Knitted Silks—Alltyme and Tricosham—which we are offering at $16.50 for the first time. Other beautiful materials include Paisley, Flat Crepe and Canton Crepe. Embroidered and draped models, beaded styles with long-flowing panels, hemstitched dresses with beautiful silver corded belts, others trimmed with flowers, Choice of Black, Navy, Cocoa, Deer, Brown, Tan and Green. Sizes 16 to 44. New York Indemnity Co. Affiliated with and Controlled by National Surety Company Writing All Lines of Casualty Insurance Agents Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company for Washington, | | D. C., and Maryland, General Fire Insurance I | Home Fire and Marine Underwriter Automobile Insurance 405-7 Davidson Building | "*""‘*"’“"‘"’“'*‘“‘“’“””"‘“”"’g 921 15th St. WASHINGTON, D. C. 24c¢ Yd. Bright Colored Cretonnes go a long way to make the home more attractive and cheerful—here is a chance to purchase the new dra- peries and hangings for the spring and summer months below regular cost. Syria, against away oo Canned Fruits Telephone Main 7897 Chas. S. Miller 250 Cases Hunt's, Libby’s, Clark’s, Austin-Nichols’, Sun- beam and other high-grade White Cherrles, Pears and Pineapple. 200 rolls 3 paper. By Auction at % W. Spencer Brenizer Cholce of the season's prettiest and most colorful patterns, in floral. stripe, bird tapestry, woodland and foliage designs: all wanted light and dark color combina- tions. Full 36 inches wide—in, mill lengths or full bolts from which the Sl Peaches, Also grocer's wrapping you can purchase required number of vards, First Floor—Bargain Table and Fourth Fleor— Drapery Section. o WESCHLER’S 920 Pa. Ave N.W. s $2 Summer Curtains, $1.29 Pair Pretty Cross-striped Summer Curtains, for window or door drapery; 2% yards long, 40 inches wide; finished with tassels at bottom; ecru or green grounds, with red, green, gold or blue combination stripes. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Wednesday, March 7 Commencing 2 P.M. 4 To be sold with privilege of one or more cases. o acacaced) ‘What do they think of your home? Their impression is in- fluenced by your Wall Papers. It costs so little to have fresh, new Niagara ““Blue Ribbor’Wall Papers, and it is so easy to select them, *tis folly to be content with old-fashioned, faded decorations. Niagara “‘Blue Ribbon’> Wall Papers have a national advertised prestige established by years of public ap- Smart, New Spring Coats and Capes at $10.50 9x12-Ft. Large Room Size—Perfect Quality $3.95 " Lovely New Spring Dresses at $10.50 W' - 1‘ ’ ] l\ | proval Correct in every line. Rualiyy Coupon ix Considering that Goldenberg’s high stand- | | morane,the, 5e, iets CHArmIng dreses to/ | ‘ every roll. ) Sl “ld o{] quality 'lnsd figly ma‘;m?‘llr;ed in this :Efu:ua‘“:y, !hu h.gv: b:egh&‘lor;g l?:msflnsc; Don't confpse these Japa- ith Nisgara 2 Paper , indeed, won afues. v like thess wer nable .50, € b B | - oi;“o::l:me. B el it sa‘ffie‘ eenstcir:rfgrclmp shows the n:v‘\,"este;ash- I e o Lo atarials; S G‘:ans ‘E‘é‘iir&’l‘efi d;i gette Combinations and Chiffon Taffeta. Beau- tiful models in embroidered and braided ef- fects; Dresses of Tricosham trimmed with far different, as they are heavy double-warp Sten- ciled Rugs, in all the most wanted and desirable col- orings of green, blue, brown and red, painted all over grounds, as well as the natural color greunds with stenciled designs of green, blue or brown ori- ental and medallion ef- fects. 9x12-ft. largest room size at $3.95. time.”” Any time is wall-papering time. Ask to see the wonderful variety of beautiful patterns Nlm D“;‘Blue .Ribbo%;‘nV‘VdaH Pnpc; at ngly modest prices. Consult one of the fl agara dealers named below and get your copy of the Free colored sample booklet. loose-back effects. Materials are Velour, Polaire and smart-looking sports cloakings. Beautifully braided or silk stitched and others in the plainer tailored styles, Colors of Gray, Raokie, Brown, Copen and Tan. Satin or satin de chine linings. Sizes 16 to 44. At This Spot Are Served BOULEVARD BLUE PLATE Paisley silks, models of Flat Crepe trimmed with gold and silver cor%fl. plndln models with rape styles ck, oa, Copen and Hen: loose-flowing panels; dresses of contrastin Brown, Deer, Regular sizes, 16 to 44, and Q Y B = 2 ® DINNERS Enjoyed by countless diners every evening and $1.39 Seamless (81x90) Sheets 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, double- } $1.1 9 unanimously voted the best in a food way offered by any local restaurant— most economically priced Trom S0 to $1.10. Huck Towels, fine, close bed size; perfect quality; hand torn and 6x9-ft. Size 4.6x7.6-ft. 3x6-ft. Size Either Service or ;‘l"‘;"‘;’nibg"'“g; ‘:{d':og__- jroned. Worth $1.39 each, at,,.cqvereerers Grass Rugs Grass Rugs Grass Rugs , 45X 29¢ lue ize 17x 350 Bleached 36-inch size; hand torn and ironed, perfect qual- ity, close woven pillow- Each...,, Self-Service :: 19C 0i ‘Absorbent Towels, for hand or 29c Sheeting Cotton 18c $1.59 || 79¢c case cotton, Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Unbleached Sheeting Cot- Bleached Pill i : . e towein, Worls 9 | g5 pshes, P u:'.':"i'g * | | gom 3 inches wide; extra $12.95 and $13.75 Cherokee Fiber Rugs, $10.95 DILLER F. GROFF weave [l Foven grade; large size. JC Sary o et quali 9x12 it and 8.t 3 in. by 10 t, 6 . large room size Hodge's i ; Orechet Bedspreads, ‘Bedspre; make Cherokee, Fiber Rugs, woven reversible designs in Wall PIMH seconds of 50c 390 nfifl llu'leflleld: fahoary uc:‘llofe!;“:l[el mfl“‘éu:;g{ green, blue, rosé, tan, gold a;\d brown, Handsome oriental, values .. signs; full double- $2,35 corners; handsome | medallion and neat figured centers with artistic borders. 819-821 9th St. N.W. AR Ded ize. . 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