Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 35

SAYS MINERIOTER | BARREDGNING D Reporter Identifies One o( Herrin Defendants Second .. Time—On Stand Today. By the Associated Press. MARION, IIl, March 20.—Cross-ex- anmmnatton of “Donald M. Ewing, a Chlcago newspaper'man, who was.the only reporter at Herrin, 111, when the riot last June incident to the coal mine strike clalmed a toll of more than twenty non-union’ workers' lives, remained to be finished today at the second murder trial growing out of the disorders Ewing, one of two witnesses yes- terday, for the second time identiffed Bert Grace, one of the six defendants, as the man who, pointing a gun, kept Ewing from giving water to one of the riot victims lying fatally wound- ed in the street after he had been tted to five other non-union men and shot down. Ewing testificd that distributed by the Associated Press, for which he then was a Staff corre- =pondent, he had said the bodies of the six men he saw in the street had been dragged over rough ground and had gravel imbedded in them. but in a dispatch that he later had learned that the wounds had been made by gun shot. Reporter Makes Denial. The reporter. now employed by the Chicago Tribune, denied he had left the Assoviated Press because of his work at Iferrin. e testified that general good work, including that done at Herrin, had gained him an increased salary and a leave of ab- sence. Other questions asked Ewing dealt with his movements the morn- ing of the slayings. and with the handling of news stories by its mem- bers after the Assoclated Press had delivered them. J. C. Hook of Louisville, Ky., for- great portion of the d; He was asked to tell of an alleged admission made by Phillip the youngest of the six de s. The defenses’ objection to stimony on that subject was u Hook then testified he saw Fontauctta leading a crowd of miners und heard him re- mark that they ican Leglon rif GUILTY IN LIQUOR FRAUD.! Plea Entered by Two of Forty- Seven Philadelphia Defendants. PHILADELPHIA. March 29.—Two of the forty-seven defendants indict- ed with Willlam C. McConnell. former federal prohibition director for Penn- sylvania, on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government by the ance of permits for the withdraw whisky from bond, ded gullty at the opening of the trial in the federal district court. They were John De Gardeyn of Point Ma Pa. and Max Meshare, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The charges againet Robert J. Gott- fried. Brooklyn, N. Y., and J. M. Bran- agan. Interlaken, N. J., were dropped, because the government could not ob. tain the attendance of an Important witness. Nolle prosses were entered in the cases of Morris Smulowitz, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and Charles Hal- mowlitz of this clty. The government announced that because of the great expense fnvolved in bringing wit- nesses here it would transfer the trial of twelve others to elther the mliddle or western district of the state. This reduced the list of defendants at the . present trial to thirty-one, the most prominent of whom is McConnell, —_—————— VOTES DRY REPEAL. Bhode Island Legislature, 46 to 42, Against State Enforcement. PROVIDENCE, R. I, March 28.—The Rhode Island house of r(»pr»sema(lT\'{‘-n Vesterday passed an act to repeal the state prohibition enforcement law on a roll call vote of 46 to 42. The measure is contingent upon the QY?NVIJ nfl the people to nullify the | enforcement statute at the next 01 | election in 1924, s —_— Féw things are as expensive as thoSe we try to get for nothing. G | | hould get the Amer- THE EVENING STAR, WAS HINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923. REILY, WITH FAMILY, | EX-BANK HEAD JAILED. | | b R, SAILS FROM PORT RICQ ¥k L. Tavior Held in Warren RS E | Shortage Case. | BOSTON, Mass., March ‘Within Due in New York April 15—De- nies Charge Circulated Against Him. | an 1 cal hour after arriving here from Chi- in iharge of federal officers. 1k L. Taylor, former president of 'lln Warren National Dank, was af- | raigned in United States district | court charged with embezzling more than $200,000 of the bank’s funds. He | (A pleaded not guilty and was held in $10.000. Bail was not furnished, ) Taylor insisted that Abraham Gold- man, principal stockholder of the ‘Q Warren bank. who is held in Chicago | and who is charged here with alding lgfl By the Associated Press. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March Gov. E. Mont Reily with his family sailed vesterday on the transport Saint Mihiel. The party will go first to Panama and thence to New Orleans and -Galveston, and is due to arrive at New York on April 15. was innocent Gov. Reily said he plans to remain |, Tavior said he believed Joseph B. . O ome S Mare o clares a month {n Washington and New York | Marcino, whom he declares to be the returning to his home Inf'¢)ng3. iy either in South America of Mexico and will be caught soon. CARNARVON IS WORSE. || Infection Said to Have Penetrated and abetting in the embezzlement, wvernor | o his departure the n e i | | tectives for the purpo | tampering with witne: March 29.—Although the attending the FArl of Car- narvon issued no bulletin today, it {8 understood that his condition is crit- ical, the infection having reached his lungs. Dispatches to London newspapers night said that the earl had suf- L relapse and that his condition using great anxlety. He Is suf- n/ blood poisoning. cerning the allegation in the proceed- ings of March 9 as to the use of de- {tectives, saying: "I desire to say positively that in securing these de- tectives I never discusscd the matter with Gov. Reily.” There are about chemists in the United about a tho! f th BEAUTIFUL. AR N A NONENT Girls! Try This! 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Fine French voile, hand-drawn and hand.embroidered, with Peter Pan and Tuxedo collars and lovely fin'shing notes of real laces. Special Sale! FUR SCARFS Stone Marten Scarfs $39.50 Very beautiful, large, soft skins of prime selected quai'ty. Fox Scarfs, $22.50 Large, handsome effects brown and taupe. Dyed Wolf Scarfs $27.50 Platinum and dyed blue: large, fine, soft skins, very like the more expensive foxes. Large Squirrel Chokers. . Stone Marten Opossum. Baum Marten Opossum. Sable dyed Opossum CENTEMERI The most beautiful Fr every well dressed woman—the the perfect costume. in ch | final elegance of appointment to —— D)) S NS NN SN S SN N [ S K ) S N S N S S S “Dress Up,” say the Many New Wraps at $39.50 The fabrics convince you that they've no otl mission in life than to Impart elegance to your ap. pearance—the lovely, soft surfaces of Delysia, M daine, Bolivia and Veldyne, In navy, rami RUco 'and black—styled with impeccable skill i mono, blouse, wrap-around, sash-tied and Mandarin styles. Black and Spring Colors'in Gerona Capes, $59.50 The rew, longer capes that hold to siender iines, that smart- Iy _enfold one, in stralghtline or the full ripple style; some \ith gathered yokes: full crepe lined and every one with a collar that is styled for becoming effect. Full Silk Lined Fashionable Capes, $24.75 In fabrics of Normandy, ondal Unusual values! Velours—with ripple, gathered-yoke and stralghtiine sty! color choice of navy, tan, ramie, batwing, deer and black. Wrap-Around Sash-Tied Tailored Suits, $44.50 The smartest of nsw, long jackets, the elegance of the wrap-over, silk-ribbon-bound, i»p-length jacket. the loose box and side-fastening ay of styies! Cord twills, cordines, halrline stripes in tan, greystosie, Porto Rico, navy and black. and A Embroidered and Braided Navy Blue Suits, $29.50 Usual $39.50 twlill models, in the modes of even more expensive sults— coats that vie with each other for smartness—in short loose box effects, the wrap-over and the longer paneled Jacket, braid and embroidery and self-tucking providing the high pdints of adornment. English Mixture Smart Sports Suits, $25.00 Style from shoulder line to hem! Jaunty in double-breasted hip- length coat or the fonger casually one.button-fastened Jacket. Lovely springtime colors for you—tan, gray, deer and Copenhagen. Polo Camelshair Wooltex Topcoats, $26.50 Swagger styles with a label that tells a Fashion and Quality story— straightline or full backs. Similar mannish styles in English mixtures in tan, grey and deer, The Wanted $12.50 and $13.50 Knife Pleated Skirts $9.50 Wool cantons, wool crepes, flannel and ratine, in a most remarkable group—in white, grey, tan, ramine, rust, light biue, navy and black. One Hundred $8.50 and $9.50 Sport Skirts, $5.00 Knife and box plaited, wrap-over, straight- line! Just what you need for the extra service- able fashionable skirt. In checked velour, mix- tures, ratine, eponge and noveity plaids. All the best color effects. 3 Kid Gloves—Easter Kid Gloves—the requisite for $6.50 Twelve-button Length Gloves, $4.85 French pique suede in light and dark gray, mode, tan and black. $4.50 Strap Wrist French Kid, $3.50 White, black, pearl, mode and brown, in seli and two em- broidered backs. Easter Hosiery for Friday $200 Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings, $1.65 Pair Lisle garter hems and reinforced lisle heel, sole and toes—good qual- ity silk—in black, brown and cocoa. Chiffon Silk Stockings, $3.00 Pair attractive chiffon fuli-fashioned silk stocking—in all-over silk A very —of fine, clear weave—in black, biscuit, li brown, gun metal and high shades for evening wear. Clocks!—on Gold Stripe Silk Stockings So Stripe, them! For Easter Gifts SWEATERS —and for vacation days, for at- tractive service continuously during spring days—every type of fashionable sweater is ready. Mohair Slip-overs, $395 to 5.00. slPopular Golf Jackets, $5.90 to 8.5t 0. Fiber Silk Slip-overs Tuxedos. $695 to $1250. Pure Silk Tuxedo Sweaters, $18.50 to $39.50. Also recent arrivals Knitted Sports Suits —from St. Moritz, across the At. lantic; from Palm Beach and the Caroliras the word has passed—the Knitted Sports Sult has taken the fashlonable world by storm. We have them in a collection from $16.50 to $95.00. and Radium, Jersey and Crystal Knit Silk Petticoats, $5.00 Lovely colors and handsome qualities, fash- loned In clinging slender lines to conform to fashion’s requirements—in fancy plaited and rib- bon.-trimmed flounces. Also straightline models waith self and Paisley insets. Extra size petticoats in all-jersey and radium. Plaited or Fringed Trimmed Radium & Jersey Petticoats, $3.95 Stralghtiine styles, with narrow plaited ruffie at bottom, or scailoped with finish of fringe in eif-color. All fashionable shades. = navy, green, So maay _pu-plr insist upon G?l(. caiie. Dlzel Stripe even in clocked stockings, we've ool had these beautiful patterns hand- Handles wee drawn in our regular grades. Prices intriguing in the with mercerized garter hems. $3.00 pai With all-silk garter hems, $375 pai now you may have the Gold with the choice protection even in vour Clocked of ring or Stockings—garter clasp cuts cannot ruin leather strap carriers. Colors Run Riot in Easter Umbrellas Special $5.90 For sun or shine, the smart Umbrellas and “Swagger Sols” in a wide and varied array of colors Selling! lightwood, fawn, grey, castor, the Famous * variety of am- * ber and ivory, New Vanity Handbags $5.00 Easter newness in Leather Vanity Boxes, with the con- venience of fittings and the smartness of shape and color— in blue, brown and black. Envelope Purses also in rose, green and Paisley colors, with four compartments and mirror in flap. New Silk Bags, $8.00 Charming pouch styles shirred into pretty frames of metal or self-cov- ered. A choice of black, navy and brown; silk lined and fitted. Paisley Bags also. $2.85 258 pairs Women's Pumps and Oxfords, priced so low because of badly broken sizes, but if your size is her you're sure of a great bargain. The lot consists of satin slippers with and without straps, sport oxfords of black and gray, black kid and patent leather pumps without straps. Sizes in the Lot AAA width—4's, 5, B, 72 8 AA width—4, 4)2, 5, 82, 6, 6//a, 7, 7, 8. A width—3, 313, 4, 4/, 8, Bla, 6, 62, 7, 72, 8. B width—1 115, 2, 2172, 3, 3/, 4, 420 5,6, 7, Tz, 8. C width—2Vy, 3, 3Vz, 4, 44, 5,6, 62, 7, 8. D width—2, 3, 312, 4, 412, 5, 62, 7, 7z, Some very large sizes also. 6z There are widespread assortments at moderate cost—many groups for I‘riday selling only! These are things you will want for Easter—better make note to see them tomorrow! * Half Price—for Choice of Friday---Over 1,000 Pairs SHOES Grouped and Priced for Quick Sale NN S N DN ) N S S NN S € Easter A[;parel in Sales Tomorrow! ] ¥y o u New Easter Millinery $10.00—$12.50 In festival array and des- tined not to bloom unseen ster Day. v Pokes. the beguil- ing type of youthful hat, in peach, blue, old rose, gray and tan, with fascinating ef- fects in-adornment. These at $10.00. Hair Braid Hats ally them- selves with brims of “malines and novelty ostrich feather ef- fects at $12.50. Also Silk Faille Hats and Fancy Straws in an inviting assortment. A\ /qu; of parles \/ Beaded, Embroidered, Handdrawn New Crepe Dresses, $25.00 Lovely flat crepes, heavy Cantons, cordette, Tricosham and a clever new combination silk ratine and Canton crepe! It's rarely one finds at ow a price 8o charming a group of dresses ready to slip Into—for ery fashion feature Is exploited—in panels held with shirrings, novelty glirdies, coat models, circular skirts; embroidered in brilliant color, bead- ing In contrast effects; dyed lace edging and the very newest hand- drawn ornamentation. Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor Into the Easter Picture— Misses’ Apparel | $29.50 to $35 New Silk Dresses, $22.50 Bound 1o carry joy to young hearts, for not a lovely color has been fofgotten—tan, Lanvin green, French blue, rose, gravel, grey and navy— and all the pretty ways of beading, embroidering and tucking conspire to make them adorable. Flat crepes, Cantons, Palsley and Roshanara crepe. $45 to $59.50 Afternoon Frocks, $37.50 Beautiful flat crepes, Cantons, Crepe Romaine and Roshanara, exquisitely fashioned with captivating art In the plaits, ruffies, aprons, clrcular skirts—in a color cholce of cocoa, French blue, grey, Lanvin | green, navy and black. New Sash-Tied Costume Suits, $48.00 ‘ Polret twills in navy, tan and greystone, in ten new models for the Easter Promenade—the jacket that ties Its sash, the wrap-around, the box Jacket and the long, slender tailleurs—tans and greys play an Im- portant part, with navy blue a reigning favorite. Capes, Tucked and Stitched, $39.50 Fabrice soft and rich in texture, escorted by full slik linings; the models long and slender in line, with the attractive ornamentations of tuckings and silk stitching; others plain. In navy, black, grey and tan. Embroidered and Sash-Tied Coats, $65.00 Quite in keeping with girls of Fashlon are the elegancies of ado ment which have been given to Individualized models of Lustrosa, Veldyne and Velverette, achieving luxurious effects in straightiine, nd hip-blouse models, A color range of grey, tan, navy and "The Polo Coat of Youth, $25.00 Alluring shadow plaids, smart checks and ‘all-wool textures In tan and natural tones with camel’s hair finish. Smart, swagger coats for iittle money and much style. s 100 Beautiful Silk DEAUVILLE SCARFS Wonderful colorings, generous sizes, handsome silks—dozens of patterns to choose from. Buy two or three to wear as scarfs, for hat trimming or as sash. All summer long you'll find a use for these popular scarfs. And now you may have them at half the usual cost. $2.00 Beautiful Sik Scarfs in gorgeous colorings—radium, crepe de chine and printed sl k.’-EGYD an and Persian designs—some bor- sl.oo $4.00 exquisite ail-over designs and lovely colors in georgette, $2, radlum and crepe de chind. = $2.00 00 Batik tied and dyed designs in crepe, ette; exclusive noveities in one-of-a-kind design: One lot 50c to $1.00 Neckwear, odd pieces, fresh and unsoiled, 35c. Easter Specials in Tanity Tair Sk 'UN‘H%%R The fine, lovely, glove silk, luxurious to wear and economical in its length of serv- ice—a splendid chance to pay less on Fri- day. $2.50 Vanity Fair Glove Silk Vests, in fleah color; self straps " $1.95 $3.50 Vanlty Fair Glove Siik Bloomers—amply fuil-cut garments, well reinforced, elastic $2 95 at knees. Flesh color only oo D $3.85 l 308 pairs Women’s - Pumps and Oxfords, all high-grade, 587 pairs of Fine Pumps and Oxfords—all high-grade shoes, = in styles for all occasions, con- every pair in the lot good for 4isting ‘of Black Kid Strap spring—the styles are black pumps and Patent Leather kid French heel oxfords, Strap Pumps with French heels, Gray Suede Strap Pumps with low heels, Patent Leather Pumps with low heels, ent with Gray and Fawn Suede combinations and with low flat heels, Black Calf Cuban heel Oxfords, Black and EBrown Calf and Patent Tongue Pumps with Junior French heels—a few Silver Evening Slippers in the lot. Sizes in the Lot AAA width—4Ys, 5, 512, B, 6%2, e e e AA width—415, 5, 5Y3, 6, 6Y2, 7, Weiegner ¥ A width—3, 315, 4, 415, 5, 53, 6, 612, 7, 72, 8, 812, 9. B width—2!;, 3, 3V V2, 6, 62, 7, 7/2, 8, 8! black calf Cuban heel oxfords. brown calf-Cuban heel and -flat heel oxfords. black kid Cuban heel pumps, tan calf strap pumps with Cuban heels, tan calf pumps with low flat heels, black calf patent leather and white buck low flat heel pumps. Sizes in the Lot AAA width—4)32, 5, 52, 6, 62, 7, T 8. _AA width—4, 4V3, 5, 8Y3, 6, 6! 7, 7% 8, 82, 9. A width—4, 4)3, 5, 517, 6, 62, 7, 7Va, 8 8V, 9. B width—2!7, 512, 6; 8%, 7, 70; 4, 4, 5, 8. 3, 3Va, 4, 43, 5, 8, 83, 9. W7o 7%, C width—2)5, 3, 313, 4, 413, 5, C width—3y3, 4 412, 5, 5V, 6 515 6 6100 7705 B 810 00 2 V2 7, V2 8Y2, 9. D width—23, 3, 3V3, 4, 413, 5, DI wldthl-— 5 ‘3' 4, v 5 5Y2, Y2, 6, 62, 7, 7%, 8, 8, 9. » . 6, 6Y2, 7, 7%2, 8 The shoes are placed on tables for easy selection—but An opportunity for those come early to get your size. who wear large sizes.