Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1923, Page 20

20 leveland Policeman Shot ;hjmself, Declares Man Held B the Assoriated Press. o \ DETROIT, Mich.. June 27.—John L.{which does not mention the mine "hitfield, whose captyre here lastju ight ended a ehase tha wd through Ohin. Indiana. 11 ‘policeman, for whose slaying he is|yica® residents: Marshatl Kelg jwanted in the Ohio city. Chicago: William A. Clark, North f Locked in a cell here under heavy ‘l{y‘m}?ltu“‘. M; e:!hl‘{r“«we“o : S v v shington, Sen . Sween fguard, Whitfield told offcers that | rAENRELON B o e B, Stas Mriftin, who 'lf st and whation, acci deft the autol Wressed. Jie sald he knew nothing of what happened to the officer (hereaiter. © ] started to drive to a ¢ tejl & trufc officer about it Whit- field is quoted as saying, “but some- thing happened to change my mind.” Intended Surrender. . ally shot himself und fle to have the wound Ie said he Intended to Cleveland Saturday and up. He is said to have timacy with Marie Price, who is on to become a mother, but said he did not know she was only fourteen | years old. Ly Whittield was held f g5t night. Officers ebout discussing the Detective Licut. Charl the Cleveland police the twenty-five heavily armed 1 tn it communicaly reticent i wers of local police whicn surroundel | & a lumber vard here where Whitfield emploved. Nevel made the ar covering Whitficll with i re sbiver before the captive had a chance to flee, GrifMin was never seen alive after he started for @ Cleveland police sta- tion with Whitfield. who had oeon placed under arrest on a warrant charging theft of some spark plugs The patrolman’s body. stripped of its clothes, was found in a shallow grave outside Cleveland several davs later Whitfield, according to officers, will waive extradition to Cleveland ‘ CLARA ZETKIN GRAVELY ILL.| BERLIN. June 27 —Clara Zetkin is reported to be seriously ill in Moscow, where she went to attend a meeting of the third internationale as a mem- | ber of its executive board | i Southern Tdaho Is said to contain| the largest deposit of high-grade phosphate found anvwhere in the | forld. The total reserves minable are | +4'imated t¢ exceed 5,500,000,000 toris. - TFIELD IN CELL, 1 e A e PLEADS INNOGENCE s s, sssen By the Associated Press. i lution, interpreted by some dleegat | After Long Chase. as being almed at the United Mi f ! Workers of America, was adopt ! b vesterday by the National Ret o s extend- | In&. Congress and the United § I |Coal Commission take steps to previ 18, | legislation governing labor organi X¥isconsin #nd Michigan, denles thutitions and imposing appropriate pen: the killed Dennis Griffin.: Clevelund ties for violations. ad Whitfield under ar-|Ajbany, N. riving him to police |Ohio. " 'The next convention of t association will be held in the bitu- minous region, probably White Sul- phur. W. Va executive offices of the association to{from Philadelphia to Washington. B, ¢ ine | Delaware, Lac railroad will its shopmen 2 ning July 1 Notice to that effect ters to Be Moved to Wash- ington. SCRANTON, Pa.. June 27.—A res oul Merchants' Association in ai ual convention here. The resoluti nion, requests that President Ha: The following were elected regional .. and W. L. Vail, Tole The convention decided to move the SHOPMEN GET RAISE. SCRANTON. Pa. June 27.—The wanna and Western crease the wages of ents an hour begin- d at all shops of the system s mechanics who have ing S0 cents an hour will The new rate for THAYER SUPERIOR PRINTING Small Where Work Quality and Exclusively Service Meet PHONE MAIN 1816 909 12th St. N.W. HOWARD S. FISK, Manager To the man on the street, cement may seem nothing more than an uninteresti gray powder which is use in construction work. But to the chemist—the trained '+ scientist who knows —it has a pedigree. To him ce- ment is a carefully com- pounded product, the result of a long series of chemical an ical operations, checked by the unremitting watchfulness of modern laboratory skill. ‘At every stage in its manufacture from quarry to loaded box car, portland cement and the materials from which it is made gre subjected to the most ex- acting scientific tests. The geologist and the chemist must make their examinations and approve the available raw materials even before the site fora mill is chosen. Once the mill's machin- eryis busily making cement, chemists and physicists test raw materials and fin- ished productatleasteleven times. The plant laboratory op- erates 24 hours a day to maintain constant control on every process. Finally, each carload is sampled be- fore the railroad hauls it away. Cement is a quality product. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Union Trust Building o4 National WASHINGTON, D.C. ; nw and Extend the Uses of Conevete Sait Lake City BB ;o= Floor. The Shop, Hundreds of New Pleated Skirts Ask our efficient and courteous salespeople to show you our interesting assortment, Prac- tically each day fashion’s headquar- ters send us the new suggestions, At this moment knife pleats, box with knife pleats combined are in de- mand. Painstakingly Developed of Novelty Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Pongee, Roshanara, Canton Crepe and Popular Crepes, Effectively Trimmed. See These New “Piping Rock” Sports Jackets—Sleeveless Swagger effects in red or green. Fdged with piping—from which they take their name, At $5.98 and 50. Then. ton, there are others with sleeves. Palais Reyal—Third Floor. Light-Weight Wool SleevelessSweaters, *3:2 To complete your summer ward- robe. one or two of these sweaters are essential. They are saucily made of light-weight wool in plain or fancy weaves. Effective colors, such as orchid, gray, tangerine, white, buff, brown, also two-tone effects. Partly trimmed with buttons, some have pockets, too. Nice and Cool Summer Blouses, $3 Six pretty styles of natural color pongee. Coatee or over- hlouse style, plain or touches of embroidery. Short sleeve models. All sizes. Palals Reyal—Third Floor. Children’s Summer Dresses, $2.98 Cool summer dresses of lawn. Swiss, Voile and Organdy, at- tractive youthful models, in white and dainty colors. All the newest touches.” 6 to 14 years. At $2.98. Children’s Philippine Dresses, $1.59 Handmade. kimeno style. beautifully hand-scalloped and em- broidered. @ months to 2 years. At $1.59. Palals Royal—Third Floor. Folding Outing Tables, $2.89 Just arrived! Another large shipment. Ideal to take along with” you on an outing or camp. Light in weight. Madc strong with leatherctte top. At Palnis Rosal—Fourth Floor. Bernes or Flock VOILES With Blue Grounds - and White Dots 39 Inches Wide—Fast 58 Colors—At c Make attractive dresses for summer. We have just received another new shipment. The first 3,000 yards sold in one day. Palals Royal—Second Fleor. AO00 ‘Fine Quality ["§ @ XX Printed Batiste Extraordinary Values At a Specially Low 29 Price—39 inches Wide c Colors and designs galére— Checks, plaids, dots, stripes, etc. A telegram brought this second lot of 2,500 yards—Early choice is advised. Black transparent Hazs, White Hair Has, Leg- horn Has, Taffeta Hats, All Sales Final. No C. O. D’s, Will Calls, Exchanges or Credits. Palgis Royal—Second Flaor. - MEN! 0 COOL, COMFORTABLE AND WELL AND YOUNG QUALITY SUMMER Two-Trouser Suits Equal to high-priced custom tailored at less than half the price. Fine tropical worsteds, fine silk mohairs and all-wool crash and homespuns. Special prices— $22.75 to *39.50 All Sizes in Regulars, Stouts and Longs. embroidered stitchings in de- with two-toned black and white embroidery stitching. Imported Glace Gloves, 16-button, full elbow | length gloves. good shaped arm, Paris point stitching, Sizes 6. 6% $1.25 . 95¢ pair. Palaix Royal—Main Floor. brown finish. Made with a “heart of steel.” $ White and Colored Creps Hats, Felt Hgts, Sports Hats, Marow's Hus. DRESSED. Our Great Special Offering Hot-Weather Two-Trouser Suits of the Better Grade *18.75 That will give you more than double wear. Brand- new patterns and styles in Genuine Palm Beach and Silk-finished Mohair Suits. build, tall men, stout men, short men. extra trousers gives vou more than double wear. Palals Royal—Main Fleor. . . $2 Pullman Milanese Silk | gjippers, $1.29 | Can be used }i,or :gdroom 3 . ris point and | slippers: just the thing for 16 Datton Eaisip your vacation, only takes up and white. | a little space in your hand- - bag. Folded style, can also ». onrablore Torth o Comfort in These Large Size Kaltex Fiber Armchairs and Rockers Underpriced at, Regularly Sell for $21 Chair and Rocker illus- trated. Just to look at the picture you can imagine your- self enjoying 4 comfortable rest in one of these chairs and rockers — Beautiful M EN’S SUPER Sizes for men of regular Every suit with be put in { Black or tan. . re 50c White Kid Belts—Plain or perforated, finished with pear! buckle. Regular $5 quality. to 42. At 22c. Sale price, $2.95 pair. Chamois Lisle | $1 Pilgrim length, | Bags—For light-weight washable cot- | misses. Made ton material, in covert, mode, ’ leathers and colors. handle style with flap front fastener. At 79c. Palais Royal—Main Floor. | The fiber is twisted around steel ll wire. With upholstered back, loose Marshall spring seat, cushion filled with | resilient springs. High back. The ideal chair and rocker for any room in the house. Special at $14.95. ST fdl Sports Dresses in One and Two ashioned of Linens. s, Pon. ece. Swaggerly Developed of gee, Wash Fabricl.’ Vcry,Mod- . ‘ - ALMS WAL Fiber and Novelty Fabrics, Under- erate Prices. Palais Royal~~Third priced. Palais Royal — T hird Center—11th and G Sts.~Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. Floor. | Choose Any Trimmed Hat in Our Stock Hets that eriginally sold for $5.95, §12.95, §15 er Aprn Drs In Sizes Up to 52 Neatly Mede of— Gingham Percale Novelty Cotton Fabrics *1.50 Charming styles that you will wear on porch, to mar- ket and around the house. Finished with braid, rick- rack, pipin§ and applique trimming. Remember sizes are up to 52, At $1.50, Breakfast Coats, $1.59 Of dotted Swiss. Also Long Kimones. Just the thing for these hot days. At $159. Summertime Dresses, of cool corded lawn; neat stripes, with novelty braid trimming. Sizes l 36 to 52 At $1.98. 2,000 Pieces Summertime Underwear, $1.50 Including Gowns and FEnvelppe Chemise, made of fine summer materials, with trimmings of lace, embroidery and iclti;ejd. handwork, all dainty colors and hundreds of white At 3,000 pieces Philippine Underwear, $2.59 Including Lovely Gowns and Envelope Chemise of the daintiest fabrics, and beautifully embroidered and scalloped. At $259, Dressing Sacques, of lawn and batiste, kimono styles; dainty colors. At 75c. Children’s Short Children’s Night- Dresses, lovely lot, daintily embroidered or lace yokes; 6 months to 2 years. At 8¢ | of nainsook or crepe; low each. Children's Philip- pine Drawers, ail handmade and daintily scalloped: cut others plainly tailored; 4 to full and well made; 4 to 12 14 years. At 69c. gowns, cool summer gowns neck and short slceves; some lace or embroidery trimmed; Regaliste Front and Back Lace Corsets at $2.49 $6.50, $10.00 and up to $12.50 Values Values that every woman will recognize as truly re- . markable. Both created especially for the needs of the modern fashion and modern figure. Medium and low bust, with long skirts and elastic sections. Of pink coutil and brocades. Sizes 22 to 42 in the lot. Demonstration of the Famous H. & W. Corselettes and Brassieres, Bandeaux, Gird!zs, at 50c to $8.50. Special Fitting Service this week by an expert corsetiere from New York. Palals Royal—Third Floor. BOYS’ HOT WEATHER CLOTHES OF PALAIS ROYAL DEPENDABLE QUALITY FOR DRESS, PLAY AND VACATION AT VERY LOW PRICES Boys’ $9.95 Genuine Palm Beach Suits, Special at $7.95. Boys' $12.50 Genuine Palm Beach Suits, two-pants suits, Special at $9.95. Boys' Summer Norfolk Suits, splendid quality washable suits for the big er boys, of best grade Daytona and Beach loth. Newest box-pleat models. Sizes 7 to 16, Usual §4.95 values at $3.95. Boys’' $1.25 to $1.98 Wash Suits, splendid _ guaranteed, fast-color fabrics; models, Oliver Twist, Balkan, Middy, base, ball. Sizes 234 to 10. At 95¢ to $1.25. Boys' 2.45 to $2.95 Wash Suits, right out of our regular stock; fine grade fittle suits from the best makers: every one uaranteed fast color; middies, Olivers and galk:ns. Sizes 3 to 10. Reduced to $1.98. Boys' Khaki Knickers, good quality, sizes 6 to 16. Special at 95c to $1.25. Boys’ O. D. Khaki Knickers, the finest tailored; none better made; every ir guaranteed. All sizes 7 to 20. Usual ESO value. Special at $1.95. . Boys’' Palm Beach Knickers, in the newest colors and patterns, tailored by the best makers in the country. All sizes 6 to 18. Special at $245. -