Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 20

It’s time to change from stiff, hot shoes tolight, cool, comfortable Keds! ‘With their uppers of fine, selected canvas and soles of tough, springy rubber, Keds give feet the luxury of sum- mer freedom. Keds come in many styles —high shoes and low— pumps, oxfords and sandals —for boys and girls, women and men. But remember—Keds are made only by the United States Rubber Company. ‘To get the real Keds value —make sure the name Keds is on the shoe. United States Rubber Company One of the most popular Keds L 00, athletictrim and ankle patch Trademark Reg. U. 5. Pat. OF. Pineapple Jam My Own Brand VERY DELICIOUS 15-Oz. Glass, 35c; doz. $4 Established 1875 Magruder’s Fine Groceries Conn. Ave. & K St. -_— Pekoe. delicat satisfies. Make Your Wash Themselves §hoce HASE-O loosens dirt that soap alone Your clothes come out of the tub snowy white, and clean as new. No rubbing on washboard. Just add a half package of laundry soap — bar, and let the clothes soak themselves clean in 15 minutes. Think of the work you save—the time and the saving on clothes. You need less soap when you use Use Chase-O next Monday. Blues as it washes. Won’t streak. Makes Chase-O. hard water soft. A1 MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphis Use Clwse-O in_your Washing Maclnne HERE can be no substitute for Tetley’s Orange tea combines that with strength that TETLEY'S Makes good TEA a certainty SKIPPER TELLS TRIALS ON BLACK STAR LINE Says Garvey Used One Boat for Selling Stock More Than Freighting. NEW YORK, May 24.—Description of the trials and troubles of Capt. Cockburne, negro skipper of the Yar- mouth, which was the only ship ever owned by the Black Star Line, took up the greater part of the day at the trial in the federal court today of Marcus Garvey, “provisional presi- dent of the African republic,” charged wnh using the mails to defraud. Capt. Cockburne, under cro: X amination by Bwveer said that the ship did more publicity work than ighting, and kept stopping off at ports along its route so that Garvey could sell stock to negroes. He told of taking on a cargo of whixky for Havana and then being forced to jettlson a large part of it ‘when the ship foundered off Newport News. After this he said he was re- lieved of his berth. Garvey tried to show during cross- examination that there was a con- spiracy among ‘“certain people” to iend him to Drlson 'Whom do you me: he prosecuto: answered “BLACK ART” DENIED IN MANVILLE SUIT Asbestos King’s Charges of Trick- ery False, Claims Alleged Practitioner. MOVIE EXHIBITORS IN ROW OVER FORD HOOPER RENAMIED RAIL BOARD CHIEF G. W. W. Hangar of Wash- ington Re-Elected Vice Chair- man at Chicago Meeting. Boom Backers Seek Control Are Aired. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 24.—The claim of Charles B. Manville, wealthy ninety-year-old asbestos manufac- turer, that he had been lured into investing in worthless oil stock by the ald of a practitioner of “black art” was strenuously denied by the alleged practitioner, Miss Beulah Thompson, at yesterday's session of the trial of $21,000 sult brought against Mr. Manville by Dr. Alonzo E. Austin. Dr. Austin, who is suing on notes he claims to have signed for Man- ville, also testified in denlal of the asbestos manufacturer's charges of trickery, made in a counter claim for $20,000 which Manville alleges Dr.|M: Austin Induced him to invest in Pennsylvania and Kentucky ofl stocks. By the Aswciated Press. CHICAGO, May Delayed yester- day by charges aired in convention oircles that Henry-Ford-for-Presi- dent boosters were attempting to gain control of the organization, elec- tion of officers is set for.toda; slon of the Motion Picture Th Owners' Association of America con- vention. Eleotion of Bydney Cohn as presi- dent appears certain. While the suggestion that national politics figured i1n the convention not votced on the floor, the charge were said to have been a factor | the meeting, which began with numerous state cauctises and result- ed in carryilng over the elections until today. Tumultu CHICAGO, May 24.—Ben W. Hooper, former Governor of Tennessee, yester- day was re-elected chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Board for 1923 in the first executive ses- sion held since President Harding filled three vacan- cles. G. W. W. Hanger, public Toup member, from Washington, vas re-elected ice chairman. reports that Mr. Hangar had been asked to be a can- lidate to succeed hairman Hooper. Mr. Hanger issued a formal state- ment, asserting he was unable to accept the chairman- ship, although it had been tendered him by a majority of the members! ip. Makes No Comment. On his re-election Mr. Hooper said: “I do not care to talk about the mat- ter. Such Spposition as there w my re-election did not have its origin | in my action af- fecting labor questions.” The Illinols Cen- tral railroad noti- fied the board that its telegraphers| had accepted a| salary cut of an| average of cents an hourj§ asked Judge rvey, 8 scenes were enacted at Just | Jesterday's semsion during the stir created by the presidential nomina: tions. Cohn, considered by the dele gates to have definitely withdrawn from the race, was nominated by the Pennsylvania delegation after Minne- sota had nominated Willlam A. Steffes of that state. Storm Threatened. The failure of the Michigan delega~ tion to nominate James C. Ritter of peopl Room to Grow. Undoubtedly. From the Toronto Globe. Professor—Who was the greatest inventor? named Pat From Life. Mrs. Newlywed—I want a shirt for my husband. WENAW.SHOORES, Stude—An Irishman ; he's just a Pending. hookkeeper now, butshe's going to be, AN ae——————aa Yet Serious Month June is a month of romance and wedding bells, yet there are “serious moments” among which can be counted the time spent in choosing furniture for the newly created homes. el rules and wages,['y X declaring the con- troversies ad- g, W, W. EANGER. justed An increase of two cents an hour was .granted by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rallway to machinists, boilermakers, electricians, sheet metal workers and their helpers, the board was informed. The Loulsville and Nashville rail- road has increased the pay of 4,836 clerks from one to three cents an hour, the board was advised, while the Central of Georgla raised the monthly salaries of its bridge and building foremen, assistants and sec- tion foremen $5, its bridge and build- ing mechanics two cents an hour, and established a flat rate of 18 cents an hour for track labor. Clerks Get Ralse. Almost 650 clerks and station em- plo; and maintenance of way and ction foremen of the Norfolk South- ern have been raised two cents an hour, while the Georgia rallroad has boosted its bridee and building fore- men $9.70 a month, their assistants $12.80 a_month, its section foremen xs 22 to $13.72 a month and Its pump- rom $1.94 to $19.06 a month. ection and maintenance of way foremen on the Pittsburgh and Lake were advanced $5 a month, Brides are most cordially welcome to view our large assortment of Lifetime Fur- niture and gain ideas and learn just what is proper for each room. There’s one other thing she will learn, too, and that is, although our Lifetime Fur- niture combines rare good looks, with years and years of satisfactory service, it is most reasonably priced. For instance, there’s a good-looking Console Cabinet, beautifully finished in Italian Walnut, for only $67.50, and dozens of other fine pieces for less, too. Come in soon, will you? i helpers, one cent; s, three cents; shop and borers, three cents; a month, and steam , lamp men and engine watchmen, three cents hourly. Lifetime Furniture Is More Than A Name No other —— Mayer & Co. BewenbsE Al the bran lnile youne to keep the bowels healthy and active is in Shredded Wheat. All the food Tzou need for a half day s work is in Shredded Wheat. e combination mak ectly balanced food for sustaining strength, for bnildmg bone and tissue, for keeping the intestinal tract clean and healthy. A renl whole wheat food for youngsters and grown-ups. Two of these crisp, tasty, oven-baked little loaves of whole wheat with milk or cream make a complete, nourishing %e;lmatacostoiafeweents. Delicious with all kinds o e flavor A’I Clothes never will touch. with our new booklet, “The Happy Way to Heslth,” is sent free on request. TheShredded WheatCompany Nisgara Falls, N. Y. Shredded Wheat For any meal in any season Chase-O with your powder or flakes— Charges Made That Presidential]a Detrolt pitated a storm which threatened to disrupt the assembly for a time. Afterward Steffes’ name was withdrawn and the nominations for president closed with Cohn ap- parently the only likely candidate. President Cohn intimated he would dad) tha gathering today. Ritter who were indjgnant a pected action in_ re-en !arin( lho tace, declined to be con- sidered when their names were placed in nomination for seats on the di- rectorate. Their campaign, they said, had been based on Cohn's statement that he would relinquish the office. DICTIONARY ‘EDITOR DIES. Henry Bradley, Sr., Was Fellow of British Academy. LONDON, May 24.—Henry Bradley, senfor editor of the Oxford English dictionary and fellow of the British Academy, died at Oxford. He was born in Manch in 184 UL LT $ ‘“’"lfl New Purchase of LEGHORN WHITE MILAN GEORGETTE TAFFETA T L T Trimmed with wreaths, crepe, $1275; duced SPORT COATS—5 women's coats of excellent quality velour sport styles and colorings. B 4 £ 55,00 Odds and Ends Notions Almost Given Away Men’s and Women’s Shoe Laces, black, brown and white. Pair, 1c. Small lot Clark’s O. N. T. 100 yard spools, black and white. 3 spools for 5c. Negdles, assorted sizes, 24 in package, Ic. Odds and ends Featherbone, yard, 1c. Warrens Collar Foundations, each, Odds and ends Elastic, yard, L T T L L L T T L LT LT T LT TR T T Warren’s Bucilla Blue Books, Ic. Odds and ends Hair Nets, dozen, Sc. Warren’s Semi-made Girdle Forms, 1c. Odds and ends of Men’s and Boys’ Collarbands, each,,Ic. Odds and ends Hatpins, each, 1c Darning Eggs, each, 1c. Metal Shoe Trees, pair, 5c. Odds and ends Crochet Cot- ton, ball, 1c. Blanket Binding, with cro- chet edge, yard, 5c. Raynl Society Stamped Goods, sport Refusal. LANSING, Mich, May 24.—Dr. via Friday, president of Michigan Agricultural College, will present resignation to the state board of ly he will the school, he announced 3 irted by of 'the’ board at & recent secret decided to ask ing when ft sign, has flattened om Groesbeck ha The college known economis not tolerate any Investigatl methods, of conducting the coll hearted co-operation of the boar that unles: would quit the offic 500 Beautiful Trimmed Hats Worth $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Newest Models in CANTON CREPE TAGAL STRAW HEMP STRAW COMBINATIONS fruits, drapes, Whi COLLEGE HEAD TO QUIT. Dr. Friday to Consider Only Flat riculture at a meeting tomorrow. Unless the resignation is réfused flat- his connection with ollege head to re- Gov. Alex. J. d with Dr. Friday. dent, a nationally aid teday Be would he he received the whole- ribbons, Da- his ag- was Children’s Imported SOCKS Every Pair 2]/2 c Perfect Excellent quality, made to sell for 25c. White with fancy colored tops. Sizes 6 to 9%. Millinery as welcome as the breath of summer itself— 4 a gathering of lovely and altogether different creations®] women will want to greet the new season. Large, medium and small models for youthful, mature and elderly women. flowers, ostrich, embroidered motifs and feather novelties. black, high shades and staple colors. te, Again Friday---Women’s New In Charmmg Fashions for Now and Summer alltyme combinations, also 3 smart suits. Re- to ... $5.00 5 CHILDREN'S COATS that $ Now for another rush of en- thusiastic buyers—with 200 more of the wonderful frocks that sold so fast Monday. In Canton Crepe, printed crepe, Paisley silk, taffeta silk, wool em- broidered crepe, printed faille crepe and tricolette. All sizes, 16 to 44. Newest Drapes, Straight Lines, Jacket Effects and Sashed Models in Many Colorful Trimmings WOMEN'S SUITS — 7 navy blue tailored suits that sold for SPORT COATS—7 women's velour coats in pular sport models. Rose lmrocopen ggld b to . 6 CHILDREN'S COATS that old for $7.75 and $875. Light sold for §5.75. Sizes 9, 12 and sport colors, Sizes 14. Reduced for a 8 9 and 1 Re- quick clean-up to.. $3 75 duced to S $5-75 Women’s CHIFFON SILK HOSE In Black and Gun Metal C Just 10 dozen pairs—but aston- ishing' value for those lucky enough to share the bar- ain. Beautiful quality chiffon silk hose, with triple-seam back, high spliced heels and 4-inch garter top. All sizes. Hurry' Home Needs Underpriced 10c Shelf Olicloth, 6_% C yard . Plain and Fancy Scalloped Olicloth, perfest quality. Blue, green, gold and white. 39c¢ 50c Sash Curtains, 36x40 Mnrquluue Sash Cur- pair tains, hemmed top and bottom. $3.00 Summer $ 1 79 Portieres, pr., triped Cool, Attractive Cross. Portieres, in blue, gre and combination colors. $2.00 Couch 51.39 Covers ..... Excellent Quality Linene Couch Covers, In white, green and red Perfect Wine dow Shades, 75c Opaque Shades, in_green, ecru, oupv.e“ and white. 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