Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 25

g D. €, THURSDAY, JUNE LAV BINDS AND OFORVVIELANE New Orleans Men Told They . Cannot Act Without Valid Warrants. s THW EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 21, 1993, INSURANCE CO. ACCUSED. Ruselan Firm Sought to Defraud Creditors, Says Complaint. NEW YORK, June 21.—The Russia | Insurance Company of Petrograd was soccused in a oomplaint flled in su- preme ocourt of transferring asscts of $13,000,000, including a surplus of | 2,500,000, to ‘& corporation organized n'1919 under the name of the Russia Insurance Company of America for the purpose of defrauding creditors. The allegation was made by Fred 8. Jones & Co.. which’ sued ‘on an aasigned olaim of the Eagle, Star and British Dominions Company, Limited, for $153,320 olaimed to be due from the Petrograd company on re insur- ance contrai the fact {1 for St. in Bering jeast Caj Iskum was attributed to that she ha U. S. SCHOONER FREED BY SOVIET OFFICIALS Iskum Released on Condition She Return for Trial; Bolshevik Guards on Board. By the Associated Press. NOME, Alaska, June 21.—The trad- ; sl our e Sooma,| Chlet Justice McCoy of the Distriat Wagh.,, one of f Supreme Court today appointed W. J. East Cape, S ) arges of | Ford of Fredericksburg, Va. as having violated criminal laws of the | oillary recelver of the Bank of Quan. toleaned tomporarily tico, which s In financial troubles in the ‘courts of Virginia, word received here. turn of the Iskum to East Cape for| The bank has no creditors in Wi ington, ft was stated, but the a trial to be held when a party of Russian authorities arrive from the | celvership is made necessary because south, two soviet guards are travel-|the bank had on deposit with the | ing aboard the vessel. Commercial Natlonal Bank of this| A banguet In China often com- The temporury freedom granted the | olty $48.412.34. | prises fifty courses. i ST 1 BANK RECEIVER NAMED, W. J. Ford Designated for Tnatitu- tion at Quantico, Va. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La, June 21.— Hands of the Volstead Vigilantes, Becret organization opposing rum °s, bootleggers and moonshiners, tied by an opinion 5, H. Grace, assistant strict attorney, in law prosecutions A BUTTER SPECIAL For Today, Tomorrow and Saturda& We offer our SANITARY Brand BUTTER At the Price Quoted Below A self,winding 4‘8 inch . A , .TaPe Measure nnnnnnmannnnE Friday Is Bargain Day No. 5 of the 7-Day Bargain Sale $1.00 Lug- gage Bags 50c Strongly matting luggage bags, for picnics and = all - around handy use. In a letter to O. D. Jackson, state prohibition director, and Mack Over- ral divisional chief, Mr. at search warrants are brn to and obtained ave knowledge that belng violated on and that war- ALL THIS WEEK With Each Purchase of Packages of cocéaTe's FAB Per Lb. ! : Special This Week . c : ' 45| 32 ; Specials This Week Keystone Brand c Van Camp’s Spinach : 1 5 Evaporated Milk 15° Pineapple No. 2 Size Can.... ! L?;?eFCTx? c‘hfom“ Qumy. o 'Six Cans for 65¢ Star Soap Procter & Gamb]e’z.s Libby’s Corned Beef - - 24¢ Libby’s Corned Beef Hash - 24c¢ Libby’s Veal Loaf - . - Libby’s Vienna Sausage - - best seller. Cake. :. New Potatoes, 5 lbs. for - - 20c Libby’s Potted Meat - Libby’s Deviled Ham - - 1 Women’s Vests 12%c Regular and ex- tra slze gauze vewts, slight ir- regulars; bodice top. “ PICKED - BARGAINS Seamless Sheets, $1.09 81x90 heavy quality Bleached Seamless Sheets, very slight sub- standards. Colored Bedspreads, $3.75 Double - bed Size Crochet Spreads, in blue and white, pink and white, and gold and white, ‘White Bedspreads, $2.50 Double -bed Size Crochet Spreads, with scalloped cut cor- ners or plain hemmed. Novelite Bedspreads, $2.98 $5.00 Scalloped Cut Corner Spreads, in crinkled and pique weaves' riue, pink and red. Week-End Suit Cases, $2.98 Black Enameled Suit Cawes, of convenient size. for short trips; made over strong wooden frame and cretonne lined. Matting Cases, 79¢ $1.25 Strong Matting Luggage Cases. suit case shape. with lock and key and two brass clasps; metal corners. Window Shades, 2 for 99c Slight seconds of $1.00 Oil Onaque Shades, in dark green, olive, ecru. wand and white; crochet ring, slat, nails and brackets. Grass Rugs, 29¢ 15x36 Stenciled Grass Rugs, in blue and green patterns. Silk-and-Fiber Hose, §9¢ Women's Thread Silk and Fiber Mixed Hose, slight irregu- lars: dropatitch, in black, gray and champagne: plain knit in black. Embroidered Clocked Hose We know that we offer a very fine product under our “Sanitary” brand, and we want you to know it. made s, composed ntly was or- I prohibition 1 of liguor ocr of raids on information olstead and wor 8anized to sgents with law violation have been co thus furn d. RUSSIAN REFUGEES SHIP iN HONOLULU Several Hundred Beiué Brought to U. S. on Army Transport; Will Be Allowed to Settle Here. Pkgs. We guarantee it to satisfy for the most exacting. Try it and get acquainted with its fine quality. Of French Serge and "DressyWhite Skirts Beautifully Pleated Skirts of white French serge and Natty Tailored Skirts of white baronet satin, with novelty slashed pockets—uwith an inimitable summertime charm. LR T T EL T LT LT TP D LUV By the Asso 3 HONOI me ansport tt arrived here today ing hundred Russian ref- from Vladivostok, who left that as taken over by the rather than remain Vik government. They to the United 21.—The Army Honey Dew Crushed * Also at $8.75 are Smart Wool Crepe Pleated Skirts in tan and gray, and Box-pleated Prunella Skirts in tan and gray. All waist measures. ippines wwuiling a permit to settle in American territory A'Erfi said that several Pl e ROSHANARA CREPE SKIRTS, | in white, gray, black and tan; and novelty striped Roshanara in combinations of rose and gray, tan and gold, white and gold and cocoa 510'75 KNITTED FIBER SILK | SKIRTS, with camisole tops. In mixtures of green and white, black and white, rose and white, salmon and white, and in all Choice old Imperial a during the who are . and champagne. Beautifully pleated NI who lived northeast s e Naval the h Observatory, dropped d in observatory grounds about 7 o'clock this morning. fton E. Young, 2513 Wisconsin heart disease caused | sed Is survived by one of them, a n New York: watchman Women's Perfect Quality Bilk Hose. with embroidered clocks; black, white and colors. Children’s Three-Quarter Socks, 25¢ Three - quarter - length Socks, with ribbed tops: solid colors. Also regulation length, in solid colors and white with fancy tops. ‘Women's Union Suits, 39¢ Fitrite Brand, regular and ex- tra_sizes; band top, tight and shell knees. Glove-Silk Vests, $1.39 Women's beautiful Glove Silk Vests, with bodice tops; flesh color. Men’s Shirts, 95¢c hite Cotton Pongee and White Madras Shirts, with collar or neckband; also colored shirts, in a variety of stripes. Men’s Otis Underwear, 65¢ White gauze and balbriggan garments, half - sleeve shirts, ankle drawers. 65c¢ each. Men’s Socks, 4 Pairs for $1 Our regular 86c Onyx “Dub-L- Wear” Socks, in black, gray, cor- dovan. navy and white; perfect quality. Boys’ Flapper Suits, $1.25 Two-plece Flapper Suits, of sulphur-dved khaki; sizes 3 to r when his case al to before inal Division 2 was declared Irvin S. Turn- t chaufteur, from the ent of Mrs. Anne Gormley, 1 street northwest. Vincent Marino was the surety on th bond. B E ) Friday Clean-Up of TRIMMED - HATS Odds and ends from our $3.95 and $5.00 lines, in a wide range of popular materials, styles, colors and trimmings. Don’t delay if 'you want a New Trimmed Hat at next to no cost—for there js sure to be an over- whelming response to this announcement. Fancy Quality Lemons, doz., 39c¢ Smoked Picnic Shoulders, Ib., 12}:¢ Smoked Hams, whole, Ib. - 24c Gold Medal Flour, 24 lbs., $1.07 e 1 Ceresota Flour, 24 lbs. - $1.10 Libby’s Rosedale Dried Beef, Washington Flour, 24 lbs. - $1.10. glass - - - - . 20c| - Our Famous Blue Label Potted Ham - - 20c | Green Bag Coffee 25¢ Blue Label Potted Tongue - -20c g Blue Label Potted Chicken - 20c | Shaker Soap, loc Blue Label Boned Turkey - ~35¢ | oot o < Blue Label Boned Chicken - 45¢ | Del Monte or Leee 4% . - Keystone PEARS - 300 R & R Boned Chicken - 47¢c Something New! Differe ent!—And So Good A MEAL IN ITSELF ld:ndnge Mueller’s Spaghetti ‘©or Macaroni, and 1 teaspoon sale, Cook ten minutes oruntil tender, 2 onions (medium sized), 1% cups chopped celery, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon sugar, 2 table- spoons fat or butter substitute, Z green peppers, 2 cups tomataes, X teaspoon pepper and % Ib. round steak (chopped). od: Melt fat in frying pan, cook chopped pepper, chop- ped onion, and celery slowly for ten minutes. Add tomatoes and seasoning,cook untilthick. Cook other ingredients together for five minutes. Add drgined Spag- hetti and cook slowly for f( houpr. Fry round steak in small cakes; crumble; serve piping hot. A Good Summer Food UELLERS ‘THur Susy SPAGHETTI KEEPING WELL——An MR Tablet (a vegetabie aperlent) taken at night will help keep you well, by [ toning and strengthening your di- gostion and elimination. M JUNIOR S = Littie One-third the regular dose. of the same ingredients, then coa For_children 'and T LT L L LTI T e T T L T T 8 years. Boys’ Wash Pants, 49¢ Of durable crash and beach cloth, plain and striped; straight and knicker styles; sizes 3 to 15. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.69 $2.00 and 3$2.50 Suits, of Peggy cloth and Latona suiting, in ray, navy, cadet and tan, middy and two-piece styles; guaranteed fast colors. Boys' Base Ball Suits, $1.00 ©Of washable Latona suiting, in two-plece style; tan, gray and stripes; trimmed with blue; sizes 3to & Notions Rickrack Colored Brald, yards for 18e. Colored Bias Trim, for 10e. Kosmos Dress Shields, 25c. Val Laces, 2c Yard Lot of val lace, insertings only, in round and diamond mesh. Values 5c to 10¢c & yard. Box Paper, 19¢ Boxed Statlonery, writing pa- per and envelopes to match; white, pink and blue. Paper Napkins, 100 for 19c Children’s Pocketbooks, 25¢ Leather Pockebooks, fitted with purse and mirror. 50c Crystal Beads, 39c These popular summer head necklaces come in a variety of colors. Children’s Rom?era, 69¢ Sizes 2 to §, in Dutch rompers, of linene, chambray and gi: ham; also creepers, in sizes 1 to 3 years. Corset Clearance, $1.50 to $2.50 Discontinued numbers sold for $3.50 R & G and Am aorted models; Embroidery Edges, 5¢ Yard Narrow widths, in cambric edges, showing man: - el & 'Y pretty pat. ‘White Lingerie Ribbon 3 Yards for 5¢c Colored Plutln’:. 25¢ Yard Clean-up lot of the popular pleatings, chiefly in georgette and organdy. as 3 yards that Smart New Jaunty midsummer models in milan and milan hemp, trimmed with draped velvet bands and velvet bound edges. White Hats are included, as well as all colors. ... 50c 40-Inch Printed Voile Sport Hats $1.65 39¢ Cool, Dainty Summer Voile, that never loses its soft, easy-draping finish. Shown in a wealth of dainty dots, flowers, Egyptian novelties and plaids. Also Plain Colored Voiles actually worth up to 75c. Yard-Wide Black Sateen, 29¢ Yard Ml ends of 39c qualit; - whls Dlack patoen, "Mighty “mos I Cerized weave In userui lengthd. Embroidered Dotted Voile 98c Yd. 40 inches wide, exquisitely soft and" sheer. Colored grounds patterned” in con- trasting dots. Remnants of Poplin 39c Yd. Beautiful, lustrous silk- mixed poplin, mostly green. Yard wide. Sold originally for $125. Lengths for dresses and draperies. Yard-Wide Percéle 17¢ Yard Standard 25c, grade of yard- wide percale, in stripes, dots, checks and figures, = QOO T LTI T AN King Oscar Sardines................20c Nansen Sardines . ............. Marie Elizabeth Sardines. . . .. .. Del Monte Salmon... .......... Argo Salmon ............... King Oscar Boneless Herring. .. .. .. King Oscar Herring in Tomato Sauce. Canned Shrimp ................ Gorton’s Salad Fish........... Gorton’s Clam Chowder....... Gorton’s “Ready to Fry”. . ..... Gorton’s Deep Sea Roe........ Tuna Fish (Pieces), can....... Tuna Fish (Van Camp’s), can...........25¢ 'PaperNapkins,perIOO.... e 0E Hammersly Waxed Lunch Paper, roll. +.45¢ Superior Waxed Paper, 80 sheets. . . . . .10c Mason Jars, pints, doz., 70c; quarts, doz. 80c .18¢ .15¢ .25¢ .25¢ .15¢ Ever Seal Jars, pts., doz., 80c; gts., doz. .98c Jelly Glasses, doz., 35¢ and. Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz............., Chipso . 6c Keystone or Del Monte 256 FRUITSALADS?5.:25¢ GINGER ALE Sguuotpts.2 for 25 BUDWEISE Per bottle. . .....16c Per carton, 1 dz., $1.75 Ice Cream Salt, 10-lb. bag - 15¢ Blue Ridge Corn a?c Peter Pan Corn ................15¢c Paris Brand Corn...............15¢c Shriver’s Golden Bantam Corn, 17ic Protecto Safety Matches, doz., 9c The aluminum BRILLQ ™ jwmimm 3 for 25¢ Sunbrite Cleanser . . 5c¢ One Quart One Quart Jar | Jar Queen Olives | Sweet Pickles 55¢ 39¢