Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 13

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GRAND JURY HOLDS MAN-WOMAN ‘SLAYER’ Recommends Arrest Also of Male Companion of “Smiling” Bandit. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 28.—Fred Thompson. the masquerading man-woman, charged with being the “smiling” woman bandit was ordered held to the grand jury on the charge of murder by the coroner's Jury Investigating Tesmer's death. The fury also recommended that if the male companion of the “smiling” _ bandit fs arrested he bo held on a simi- | who shot and killed Richard Teamer.} lar charge. Thompson was attired again in the fe- male clothing which he wore when ar- rested in the apartment of Frank Car- rick, where he is said to have lived as the wife of Carrick and the husband of Marie Clark. He had been forced into male attire at the jail. Mrs. Tesmer, the widow, testified that Thompson was the “woman” who killed her husband. Tesmer was shot as he and his wife were held up at thelr garage, and the woman and male ban- dits escaping in the Tesmer automobile. Mrs. Tesmer was on the verge of a nervous collapse as she took the stand in the inquest. Frank McDonnell, de- fense attorney, demanded that the in- Auest be postponed until Mrs. Tesmer is in a more normal state that would permit questioning. She was 100 mer- Yous at the time she first identified Thompson and in_the same condition now, he declared, for her testimony to be taken as authiritative, CALIPH OF TURKEY SICK OF HORSE BITE Abdul Medjid Effendi Attacked by Steed When Dismounting After Ride. By the Assoclated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 28.—An- nouncement was made yesterday of the illness of Abdul Medjid Effendi, caliph of Turkey, which, it was said, would re- quire his remaining in bed for a few days. His {liness is sald to be due to a bite of his horse, which attacked him while he was dismounting after a ride. TIRE PLANT TO CLOSE. + About 500 Men Affected by Kelly- Springfleld Order. AKRON, June 23.—Announce- ment that Kelly-Springfield Tire Company will s Akron plant on 5. They say they C that it ‘will be re- opened. About 500 men will be affected. The closing of the plant was predicted several months ago, when the company moved into its new factory at Cumber- land, Md. The average daily produc- tion of the local factory was 1,800 tire casings, Superintendent Musler sald. WEDDED ON LEVIATHAN. Lieut. Culton Takes Bride in Suite Ex-Kaiser Used. NEW YORK, June 25.—Obtaining special permission from the United States Shipping Board, Lieut. A. Y. Culton of the 1Sth Infantry and Miss Elizabeth C. Dowd of Brooklyn were ied in what formerly was the post chap Lieut. Culton is stationed. Lieut. Culton's home is In Louls- ville, Ky. STORM WRECKS TOWN. Cloudburst Piles Debris Six Feet High in Wide Area. VIENNA, June 28.—A cloudburst in the district of Lake Osslach, in Ca- rinthia, vesterday devastated the town of ren, which in a few minutes nverted into a vast! pile of st nd debris a thousand *yards lon 3 vards wide and six | feet high. Whether there was loss of life is| not known. TO FORM WHEAT POOL. Alberta Farmers Take Measures for Handling 1923 Crop. CALGARY, Aiberta, June 28.—Organ- fration of a voluntary wheat pool in Alberta to handle this year's crop will be proceeded with immediately, it was announced by H. W. Wood, president of the United Farmers of Alberta. METAL GARAGES “Only the Best” As Low As $5 Cash, $7.50 Per Month Phone Main 7984 WASHINGTON GARAGE CONSTRUCTION Co. 701 Continental Trust Bldg. Don’t Suffer with headache Whatever the cause— or with neuralgia; nerv- ousness, insomnia, trave- elers’ headaches, etc. “Stopit” —w:ll bring relief sur- rf-llunglt{l quick — even er other preparations have failed. “STOPIT” is a per- fectly.rexuhr specific— contains no opiates or chloral—but does con- tain p :h“e perti :;d thbnyt reach cause, arresting that brings the desired relief. You'll find it a friend indeed if you are a victim of head- aches. For sale at all Peo- ples and other good drug stores. Xay Ohemical Co., Wash., D. O. Smarter, Modes. Worth Double, Price luck—that'’s all. Sport Hats Dress Hats Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Georgette Crepe Moire Ribbon Bargains in Brief Attractive Imported Tissues, an extremely good assort- ment of wanted tissues most of them in check designs all 39 inches wide. A good opportunity to secure quality at little 29C Pprice. inted Baptiste, a pleasing quality in stripe and floral designs 30 inches wide. An inviting Friday offering at lhillsc small price. ard Wide Fancy Crepes, inviting summer qualities in crepe as well as plain colored ratine: two of the most popular 39 warm weather fabrics. And just consider the low price. C Narrow Fancy Ribbons, light and dark colors in widths suitable for braided girdles and trimmings. Excelleni value. sc W ide Ribbon Remndnts, ial. All are in good shades and lengths and are special valuesat the Friday price. 39¢ Five Inch Satin Ribbon, a superior quality in tan, purple and taupe. Remarkably low priced. Envelope Beaded Bags, Regularly $4.95. Convenient ligtle bags for every purpE:e' Beaded yigm in dark colors with with four rows of bead fringe and a neat silk lining.$2 95 Special. . L e o o e ek ek e, i3, 50 e 4 et o e wioshet ok v$2.50 P yrex Pie Plates In Silver Plate Holder, Just take a pie from the oven in these attractive pyrex baking dishes and ?l-oe in_the ai}l\_rher pl-lted frame with roomy handles—all ready for rving. t specially priced for Friday: Special, T & $2.59 Barrettes. These are regularly 25¢, and make a smart appearance on a youthful bob. Many styles, set with whit aliced stones. Special Price. vhicor]9¢ FRIDAY BARGAINS IN Extra Special! Toilet Needs Palm Olive Shampoo, INDESTRUCTIBLE repularly 49¢. L 2% scarred, reguiasly 5¢ each, Pearl Necklaces . 3¢ : 89¢ Eveniy Gmll.JALED chains . looking pearl with spring ring clasp. From their smart appearance, no one Wflfld dream of the low price. 24a56, egul Sy 63¢. . 4%c FIRST FLOOR ODDS AND ENDS OF Corsets and Brassieres Grecque, Bon on and ‘Warner corsets, formerly $3.00 to $5.00. Reduced Little to Pay for Tailored Blouses Special, $1.49 $3.00 corsets Reduced to....$1.98 Wieruen strictly tailored, touches that put them in Short Lot Sweat: one_of thess blouses is wur- ), Sip-anSwtes, ™ g A R v dimity, tuck-in and over blouse models with long or short sleeves and all the favor- ite necklines. SECOND: FLOOB THE _EVENING STA RGN AR AR AR AR AN A AR AP R AR A AR 2R PR IR AR R 2 R R R AR A AR A 2 A A A A A A A A e Clean-Cut Savings Claim Al These Friday Bargains ‘NOTE—AI items advertised are bargains. The majority are priced for one day onlyz some will remain on sale at advertised prices until sold, and are so specified. At Top of the Mode At Rock-Bottom Price A Sale—1,500 New White Hats Stunning Advance Mid-Summer Obviously and More than® The Sale THE crEATORS of these beautiful hats never intended them to be sold at such a ridiculous price as $2. That doesn’t cover the cost of production. And a lucky buyer distributes his luck. Our buyer was in Motor Hats Travel Hats and Hats Especially Suited for the Coming Holiday MiLLiNeRY sTYLES distinctive and decidedly differ- ent from any you have ever seen at this price. Peanut Braid Imitation Leghorn Oatmeal Body Baronet Satin Black Transparent Hair Hats EacH wiTH just the right selection of trimming, such as crushed crepe bands, wide ribbons, flowers, cockades, etc. The $2.00 price will continue through Saturday. sECOND FrOOR 25%, Reduction on Our Entire Stock of Hair Goods A orrorTuniTy to secure an extra hair piece to wear on your vacation, at a very reasonable cost. Switches, transformations, side puffs, curls, bangs and all other pieces to improve your coiffure, are included in these reductions. HAIR PIECES formerly $2.00 to $10.00 Reduced to $1.50 to $7.50 CoRRESPONDING reductions on all hair nets and Sophia Toilet preparations. THIED FLOOR Lowering the Price on All-Layer Felt Mattresses —Capitol-Brand Quaurry Turoucn and e e s as the new mown hay. Resilent -gdehnie. Enough to meet a Dimity Bed Sets —Size 81290, Blue, pink and yel- low; cut-out corner spread with bolster piece to match. Sot $4.45 Crochet Bed Spread cool-looking patterns; no starch, ready for use. ?ridw‘ each $1.95. % R, WASHINGTON, D. ©C, THU!RSDAY, Boys’ Vacation Clothes JUNE 28, 1923. o B Smart sieeveLEss frocks, dresses pleated from top to hem, jumper dresses to worn with sheer blouses, sport dresses with ties and leather belts, dresses with deep pockets, and many other styles that are versions of the season’s finest frocks, at this very special price. Z RATINE, tissue gingham, plain color, normandie and printed voiles, cot- ton crepes and linene, in the favorite summer col- ors. Combinations of black and whitc and other striking colors, be- sides a full range of pas- tel tints and sport shades Sizes for women and misses. $1.00 (Three Illustrated.) Jusr THE SORT of frocks girls need for vacations, for summer outings, and every kind of play hours. And they are so well made, so good looking, and worth so much more than a dollar, that many mothers will choose them for their daughters’ more important dresses. Agout 600 dresses, so the variety is large. Amoskeag and Blossom ginghams, whose quality among \ dress goods is undisputed, in a 3 full range of pretty summer colors. Some of the dresses are pleated, some have novel pock- ets, some are touched with col- ored embroidery, and others trimmed with white organdie. Sizes for girls of 7 to 14 years. Another Remarkable Offering of New Summer Frocks SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Sale of Girls’ 3 f YE &=\ H/vv/" NO BANANAS | Burwe ol LoT= 0" ONRIRE | “JES Yo WAIT \ Ailewe LET ThE ( At pit O theE ODDS AND ENDS OF Bathing Suits (57) Bathing Suits for women and children, all pure worsted. Black and colors. Reduced to. ...$2.95 (44) Bathing Suits of all wool or figured cretonne. Variety of colors and combinations. Reduced & FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER ( An Extreynely Favorable Trade Transaction Permits Lansburgh & Brother to Offer 3,000 Yards Printed Georgette Crepé —40-Inch Width; -1{-All-silk Quality $ —Newest Patterns —+-Summery Colors —Amazingly Low Prite, Yard________ ThE peTALLS of this | ransaction would hold no interest to the averiige customer, so we refrain from telling them. H.g wever, you will know that something far removed : from the ordinary has hap- pened when it becomes |oossible for any store to sell standard quality, 40-inych wide, all-silk georgette crepe in the newest des igns and colors for $1.00 a yard—that's less that1 the cost of productgon. Light, summery weighti —sheer and cool—suited to every summer dress occasion. More than 75 distinct styles and colors to select from at $1.00. THIRD FT§ JOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER 36-Inch $2.25 Silk Homespun ONE OF SUMMER's favored weaves, in plain Extra—2,000 Yards Alltymeand Crystal (Fiber) Crepes $1.39 THESE SMART, colorful weaves are ideal for sports wear, and are being used extensively in dresses. Choice of twenty-five plain and fancy colorings. Extra—1,000 Yards $1.69 heather mixture effects, with plenty of white. Whacking Reduictions on Tuese are the days whega Tom, Dick and Harry want clothes that are just clothes, no fancies, none at least for regular feller:y —and as most s are regular, then these items listed H:re will fill the billtoa T. Palm Beach Suits Not many of them—so the Maximum comfort and Utility Clothes 69c Secyr Brouses, Khaki Knick- "t rs and Overalls. Ideal play \¢lothes. Blouses with sport collars and short sleeves $6.45 coolness in these well tail- b nickers with full legs and red -ui: They'll stand ¥'elt loops; overalls have bib s > :dhoulder straps and pockets. up. Sizes 7 to 17 years. TEhree Good Ones 45c Bai{uin Surrs, one-piece of «jotton; navy-and-red; ma- Boys’ California Swimming ,'am-nd-a'ln‘e. Sizes 6 to Suits, navy and black, 145, with white or yellow trim- min's. For Friday...... 89¢ Boys’ Suits, middy or butten- style. Sizes 2} to 8. Friday....79¢ Uni §on Surrs, soft cross-bar ma- 1]>rial; elastic band in back. £izes 6 to 12. At eor: (W Wa: | & Suirs—button on, middy 1nd belted models; long or ort sleev=-- ma- tgxials. £ zes 2} to7. FOURTE FLO Bi—LANSBURGH & BROTHER L ANSBURGH & BROTHE 420430 SEVENTH STREET, N. W. Members i Better Business Bureau o e Fly Time—and High Time .to Have Your Screens In Place Sale of Window Screens at a Savings of One-Fourth Until Sold F YOU HAVE DELAYED the purchase of your window screens for any reason, you are in luck. Tomorrow we start a clearance of our entire stock at a reduction of 259, frem regular marked prices. Adjustable frames made of seasoned lumber, covered with best quality wire netting. Note the Savings: Galvanized Wire -..28x33 in. 5 28x37 in. Screens SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER All Pure Linen Damask Pattern Cloths Reduced One Fourth Off Marked Prices Extra FINE qualities all full bleached, and in ‘a generous assortment of designs. Sizes 70 x 70, 70 x 88, 81 x 8I, 72 x 90, and 72 x 108. All Pure Linen Huck Towels, Good Heavy quality huck towels, finished with damask border, and monogram space. Size 18 x 36. ; Special Friday 47¢ i

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