Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1923, Page 16

16 ROOSEVELT LAUDS KANSAS FARMER LIKED |ROCKEFELLER, AT 84, | BOY SCOUTS’ WORK| HARDING'S TALK, BUT GIVES NICKELS TO 1 : DEMANDS SHOWDOWN | : Building Up Race of Strong Men Youngsters Get Souvenirs After (Continued from Tenth Page.) 4 , Who Will Sacrifice Selves for | 7 2 | Church Service on Birthday S marketing associations in 1919. Since 4 ¥ F Their Country. then the co-operative movement has of Financier. o el _— made a tremendous growth. This X ‘dl-mgnfl or, ‘,.“m} ¥ in h d 'k lai choice of a varlety o — By the Associated Press. e i K i o 49 I By the Amociated Press. | dainty patterns in the most de- o8, in & laree variety BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y., July 9.— big American farm industry in a bus- TARRYTOWN, N. Y., July %.—John sirable w‘:‘fl.g'h..r::;-m:mu;zl ?;t the ‘..:,‘:l eu.f)m: The part played by the Boy Scout|iness way from the Atlantic to the D. Rockefeller observed his eighty- ?n.o‘,rra.:mll She & h‘.“ gr".‘v. N s thas ol in molding the character of the na- | Paciflc. fourth birthday yesterday by attend- mad v y The President’s strong prohibition Sl el B yards. tion was euloglzed Dby Theodore|,,,ech fired the enthusiasm of Kansas |IN8 church services and later enter Toosevelt, assistant secretary of the|probably more than anything he has|taining a few friends at dinner. As Navy, in an address here today before {said on his entire trip. The sun-(pe left the church Mr. Rockefeller R A flower commonwealth is a ploneer| - > tho national council of tne scouts | fOWET commonwealtn s o vloneer | uq wurrounaea by » growp of tteon (| ornen’s Costume organization. has been tried and tested, and proved |children, and in honor of the OCOA~. Another Opportunity Tomorrow to Share the Big Savings sn This Sale of “Boy Scouts” he said. “are build-|so successful in practice over many |gion, he handed each youngster & . 9, ° ing up manly men—men who won't TS that the state is firm as Gibral- |- 9% | Sl 1 9 whine at a little hardship; men who [tar for continued maintenance of ex-[Mickel | lP«B, . are game to sacrifice themselves for|isting liquor laws. It applau .| Mr. Rockefeller, attired in an over- the good of the country and their|Harding fervently for his far -|coat and a muffler and with brown fellow citlzens. Ing and unequivocal Denver i 2 | "h w summer frocks call for I e are met, hypocritical, and wo |ange. EOEgles protecting his eves, appeared e ey e don’t say that thére will be no more| If prohibition turns out to be a con- |In good health. He chatted smilingly || a costume slip—they give the cor \jars In’the future “We do belleve spicuous presidential ‘fssue in 1924]with newspaper men and photogra- rect straight lines so essential this thut In any future wars we may | Kansans areyso deeply wedded to the : have this country will be just. We |cause that the farm vote might even |Phers. He invited them inside the season. These are made of fine soft want men in this country who will |forget its economic woe nd support |church, promising to grant an inter- |}/ & 2 2 o 2 ' never declare war lightly, who will | the Harding ticket solidly on the dry |view afterward. finish nainsook, with deep hem. Values Worth use every legitimate endeavor to pre-iissue. One gathers that the farmers|. When he emerged from the church stitched and lace trimmed yokes; vent war, but who, nevertheless, will {would almost rather have their mort- [he sald to the group of motion pic- . face war rather than dishonor and|@ages foreclosed than have the sa-|ture and newspaper photographers: skirts made double to hip, making | ) Up to $7.50 Geryien who, when they face war. will han- |loons re-established or the Volstead{ “There are so many of you that if them shadowproof. Full ]enx(h,_ dle themselves as their forbears have jact “liheralized.” you were not such good fellows 1'd 1 si 2 . handled themselves through five vic-| Kansas is glad to have had a close- |be afraid of you.” all sizes. All Sizes, Including st esind S s e o e e e Costwme, Sies, JL-I RS S ntly it fell in love. O 11{ Robert I g H . aged two, f nainsook, hemstitched yokes, double : B4 ey Ll 2 otaan KIN OF LASH VICTIM Rands this Wwriter continues to hear |times, but bulkced when bo was askos Stiaos aad double ihsdoaprool SGEe? ; This unusual sale presents hundreds of new, attractive Tady's bearing, Bhe 15 acciaimed as| Wian the miwepaper writers asked [||| COFrectly made and finished. = Summer Frocks, in a delightful assortment of styles, featur- WILL SUE COMPANY | i oh o ha st vetict e xS on chaniniu e Costume Slips, $1.19—Of black, ing the latest ideas for mid-summer wear. Whether you go Phe tarima: st Ehil SRSt navions, N oy vhi d blue sateen; double straps; 5 — [ e o e ek B e st snd othac fuusscianatne IS S PG ARE LD ST Ll 4 £ away this summer or stay at home, these are the type of & grandstand tricka when he clambered | here are so many le talki: ; o Bxe i = A i i 8. Tabert Family to Seek Compensa-|into Chester O'Neil's big new Deer- |nowadays that I think ra beteor m |1 Extra-size Bloomers, 69c—Ex: > : dfeSS¢§ you most desire for summer occasions G Soha nx - McCormick harvester - thr her |a new style and say nothing. Please tra size Pink B?hs]le B}I]oome%!, large & B NSNS Materials are Ratine, Imported Gingham, Domestic Gingham,) ion a and drove it like a professional excu " | i 5 t and ‘sizes; . i = : = & e & haitmile wheal' feld S e of the fict that his birth- ;;;Fi%:c::‘;%énan:ad?a g \ 7 g Crepe Gingham, Dotted Voile and Printed Voile. i appy to feel t el f n Stra S v, Mr. . . . . Slain Boy. OF 1thia ieepiiBlS Hitviaw ot Il GUME it tne ey o Rotkatellse Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. 4 A Dainty lace trimmings, touches of embroidery, novel buttons and {amciently 0 e e, o MOll st EaEy AR N NINto/SE RUCantiCo SH I other trimmings give these dresses a look of distinction. Finished, s & s p Mr. ller rose about 6 o'clock, with narrow or wide girdles, short or three-quarter sleeves. Br the Assoclated Press. S Bill” Allen White in his Em- |as usual, enjoyed a short stroll about LAWE (CITY, His. Julyd —Ssltingiliponisl Gesebiel SHunding hag his cstate and ate breakfast at 8§ Summer Corsets, $150 5 In the lot are many Dresses for young misses of 16 and 18 years, made, of a precedent in Florida by imposing a 3 at Hutchinson, whi lis- {o'clock. Then he read the papers for organdie binatios £ tt Japanese crepe and gingham and solid 2 4 4 = 2 pectfully. even if there was|a while and at 10:45 he il HS s CONLIANA IONSE 0L CoLOn =l B seutsnce onjSundey, JhdEsdr Ao cering” Gbviousiy th e R e e | Ventilating Corsets, guaranteed ) gingham, trimmed with colored braid. ullen yesterday sentenced Thomas|the way the President wanted it. He| The church, a small gray sto ity 1 odel: ) Walter Higginbotham, former mmJ\\n* manifestly trying to avoid ap- |structure, was built through the d%f qu_aht},m'edlum and 1ow'bustm. cis 9 Full Assortment of Sizes viet whipping boss. who was con-) R4 04, 855 118, buint, loto, the | nations of the Rockefoller fymily and |[Jj With medium of long skirt; all sizes. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20. Regular sizes 36 to 44. Extra sizes 4G/to 52. s and not the hands and lungs |the townspeople - . A 5 3 victed of second degree murder by a | of the orowd. 'Tie mever desconasd |last ' Novemconl 4nd, Was dedicated Pink Bandeaux, 79c—Of fancy 7 : "y isses’ sizes 16 to egula jury here late Saturday, to twenty | to "r;‘al‘mn'bexmd read his prepared |donated by John D. Rockefeller, jr. materials, fasten back models, with years' imprisonment Fpece delibsratalyjantwitholt much elastic deep cut styles; all sizes. Following Higginbotham's convic- { respect which an American crowd Goldenberg’s—Third Fleor. ately announced they would file a!crowd knows is not trying to fool it.” Tetdon” T ew tra” i - Conpmihe, 19237 B 39 d 50 P . t d V i l es Women’s $1 Summer Women’s $3 to $5 S T ShA RN srom wins mamEr | By b G can crrintea vo Union Suits, 69c Summer Footwear the state supreme court. and Higgin- INIPEG. & en has been accepted and purchased e e et oy SEIn S | WINNIEEG, Sy Three lives|by the government aeronautic serv- their home at Green Cove Springs, Fla Higginbotham formerly was a whip- ping boss at the lease camp of the Putnam Lumber Company at Clara, Fla. In an indictment returned early yesterday. machine. Quality. 40 Inches quality. 2, G e A Summer Shoe Event of particular Women's Vests, 19c—Gauze Cot importance to women who realize what a saving this low price means on cool and comfortable White Low Shoes for ton Vests, low neck and sleeveless, also bodice style. Some slightly imperfect, were lost and many farm buildings | ice. COOI' COmef‘flbXE' garments for_hot- until the higher court disposes of the [were destroved in & hnt d i veath v F Gi Cott b4 e 3 heavy wind- | “Recently Oehmichen remained WEdther | Weat. [Innes. Glize. Cafton lSday Higginbotham and his wife |S0TM Which struck Tear Rosetown | netsht” of deteen foet = fon sovitel —Every Yard Perfect Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless: air and four-yesr-old mon were back ta|ond "\Il:’l:‘fl’r\qn and other villages inlminutes with two passengers in his tight or loose knee style; perfect LJ ; d. v 2 . while others are perfect; values worth A A SRR "W Erang Jucy e s Thete: wewtr il apytn wiea Misles yiss in oh Jopl SHLES s = " Fhey consior of White Cents Oaford Tabert of North Dakota, who, it w '.\‘ as ur fot offers a selection of styles and colorings to meet every requirement for Women'’s 59¢ Vests, 39c — Fine ey consist of White Canas Oxfords alleged, died of traumatic pneumo dainty e Ribbed Cotton Vests, band“op and and Strap Pumps, in a number of different in the camp four days after styles . Every pair fresh, clean and new. b whipped with a strap by i his season are represented, among sleeveless style; perfett quality; sizes 8 : : i & gf;:(_l‘h;’_xbt" with a strap by H One O‘E TI‘IOSC Stolen? The newest novelties produced this 1% S 4, Welt, turn and McKay sewed sole; The whip) took plac : cpimets z inti - s in the and 5. e = Louis, Baby Louis, military and low walk- more than sixteen months age.” oo TATISTICS show that duri 1922 ti them many distinctive designs 'and printings usuall'\'foqnd Ior(\l,\'] x; tloo Boys’ Union Suits, 50c — Ecru Jag Heels.” Al ‘sizes in the o ke Attorneys for the Tabert family STATISTICS o aung, Elsis | higher priced voiles. Endless variety of staple and conventional styles, too. _ "O8% PO Sk TEC S BERE 8" e £ announced aff he nvicti Py o i i S 4 B i vl 3 A 0 for e b were stolen 616 automobiles in the Dis- These Printed Voiles are warranted to wash perfectly. Full 40 inches wide. ™04 o r Seves: knee pants mn $100.000 would be filed against the trict of Columbia. — ecru color; white in athletic style; sizes Putnam Lumber Company as a result ~ OF Manti T ompan: Was your car one of them? | 6 to 14 years, Seconds Of 59¢ Of this numb f cars stol Iy 538 w i oces. - es. 440 Union _Suits, 69«:—0’;1’{41‘53': SPEED BOAT WRECKED rccoverlesd lea:;nog L;Sa w?xiecr}; Or:}i\ie‘\'dess “;;ct 550 N u PT S VOd > ;.FDR“I(MH;S"IUMOF Suits, ogf nalgsook: Turkish Towels, 390 50 i i . . mm ow neck and sleeveless; reinforced seat; away with. | A decidedly new and "f"‘hén‘l! :“m;inli Af:‘};:';cgnf:rufs‘:imsfl;.;.;?::s;_n:l garter attachment; sizes 2 to 10 years; Classed as mill seconds by the manu- BY EXPLOSION IN RACE Automobile insurance does not prevent a | fine, sheer quality, in dark grounds with metalic C8 Bt m'a distinctive Anish. perfect quality. facturer, but_the defects are so slight _— car from being stolen, but it does guaran- neat d'""’dp"%ed :xl:d,::ui;a;;fii; aad fast colors. Goldonberg’s—First Floor. 2 to bde l£1Iard}l‘y gouceablle. Exflrxal : g 8 H . Warr. 2 . & ) The Black Bird Leading Other En- tee to the owner that a reputable insurance Fineticrmus vy O e quality i bleached and with fast-color biue bor- trants When Blast Tears Her company will make good the loss. If your | 2 g der. The absorbent, quick-drying kind Apart, Operators Saved. car is not insured you may suffer its absolute 89¢ Tan Pongee, 69c—32-inch 59¢ Ratine, 45c—Novelty Ratine, Summer Overblouses for face or bath use. Of good, generous y i igh-grade silk and 36 inches wide; all new checks and plaid size; 22x44 inches. ; By the Associated Press lo’}; by ?hcft.d andl P : Ta‘x:ol:onae:flf;lkl‘-fl?fll'“llhf demi-rough | effects, also heather mixtures, in copen, Tuesday at 69c 19¢ Huck Towels, 12Vsc—Heavy w:,gpifl,‘ .E,RI,J% }\(.] EToTe 6 : rop in today flgl p]mfth yourself against g’;i;h 3 tan, green, brown, black and white. A ineciall, effentng: for Dussday <ot Huck Towels, very absorbent grade for ced boat Black Bird, ed by Ca ss . b ; L 3 2 i 2 4 f > 3, aos0r & P adboat BlkcicBied omned C of }0;{\1' car by theft. } ) Dress Linen, $1.09 — Colored 50c Ratine, 35c— Plain Color yomen's cool and atiractive Overblauses hand or face use; all white, als0 red and S hilaen, oy an explosion yeaterdsy Automobile insurance 1S 10t expensive Dress Linen, a high-grade, pure-linen | p /o 36 inches wide; superior quality, and Shirtwaists, of plain and striped e T ckiak. Towsls: 9% in @ free-for-all rice v when considered from the point of view of the quality; shrunk, ready for immediate | %00t and pebble weaves. All popu- dimity in plain white with self or col- c Turkis owels, Z5c— ‘R:r";‘:nb\(.\'fi.:;‘n‘ ‘l‘r‘”l‘ha Tl]{fl !\(nuz sank amount of protection secured. use; all v::n!ed summer shades. 36 lar shades. ored t_rimr_nings;;lso sgn w‘iéh :lgm"sl:. E:::}r‘:d C‘&reki!:‘bs;%:‘:ls'“g::; b}u; e n o aritan river | i ide. ; ng trimmings. Sizes 36 to 46. Remark- T 3 3 veave; {o; after Capt. Proul a is assist inches wide. ar § had leancd fooml b & oy somnts | =~ — 50c Ratinspun, 39c—A yorn mer- _Plock Voiles, 39%c—A i audi ngrommagse S borders; close, before the explosion tore her apart, | WA = cerized crepe weave cotton fabric, in distinctive summer fabric; wi m_g[:o’\lm e ‘Geldsnl R Sl e 11 wanted shades, also black; 36 inches with beautiful colored stripes with floc B _— c 3 dots; 36 inches wide. GAS PLANT RAZED. Constructio ompaiy | ™% Stripe Voiles, 49c—36 inches 59¢ Crepe, 35c—36-inch Canton 79c ( 45-in. ) White Organdy INDIANAPOLIS, 3 y 9. / sga s i ith hand- igh« ic, i Prospect street ’;:lml.‘;‘dgr ":;x-h c':v|mTh3 T. 7”(:0'7&0’22!80{ i | wide; a fine combed quality, wil Crepe, a high-grade cotton fabric, in all . i If colors. Such hades, also black and white. - e ” . G mpany was destroved by fire | A ‘e o some satin str n e 1 wanted shades, The Famous “Stoffe]” Quality—Imported from Switzerland here las 3 th oss ap- - '/' . = d shades as orchid, old rose, coral, ¥ p Proximately = 3500000, The ‘ensoi I;)O,Q_Yt’mv U, v“amfffgo {,‘,.:z’: ,;d‘bh':k. > Goldenberg’s—First Fisor. “Stoffel” Swiss Organdies are recognized as among the plant was destroved and the engine | e 4 , - finest the looms of Switzerland produce—a fact that doubles the 1 Ty Gestroved vyt fiames wchicn | Insurance Department | 75c and 98c Sample 69c to $2 Earrings, 39c imporance i tomoriow's spporiunity to secure dainty white | c started in ‘the benzol plant wash fabrics way under price. { 101000 xellonsner Tiauts: hensol mad WEAR 59 There are many styles to choose frpx;‘x Excer tionalh); heer p‘osumer Sestel Guiaiteedise about 25,000 gallons of oil were stored NECK ') C and the most popular designs whic nent finish which never loses its lovely freshness after washing. | . : fashionable women are wearing this Re: Bee th idthefull 45 inch 4 ecial offering of thousands of H tal, in all member the width—ful inches. pi:ce:.pOf New and Dainty Summer Neck Z:E;';E,r]lfi)e{ “;i]'s ’::’da?gncg‘egeclzns 5 890 White Ratine, 59c—Imported | 40c Dotted Swiss, 29c—W hite Fixings, including all the most papular ) pendants, ball and shower effects. ~ White Ratine, 36 inches wide, a decided | Dotted Swiss, 36 inches wide; fine, sheer and s‘ou‘glfi shapes and effects, such as h°?’.:.1‘.’:“mm.u-rmt Floer. favorite for summer dresses and skirts. quality, with woven pin dots. 2! d ) . B Shocs Tty ety o $9 White Voile, 39c— White | . 3% India Linon, 25¢— White ¢ i India Linon, 40 inches wide; fine, shee lace, in white and colore eftacty Ioc M 120 S,‘l?:;;.‘é:‘.‘fi};‘ iEhesiwide: fiuc ahcer) grade, bleached to snow; whiteness. - . A . . $2.25 Longcloth, $1.75—A fine Circular Ruffling, 59¢ to $1.59 $1 Wash Satin, 69c—A fine, yarn S : e Frilly Val Laces, m o to wear with the H andkerchlefs, 7c misicettsedl Cotion.. fabe. hat: cicatly ;l‘rzrsde’viv:‘;ear;hx;?:lceé% inches wide; ten summer frocks as collars and cufls, TAT Men's Handkerchiefs, plain white hem. resembles all silk; in all wanted lingerie | -5 Botioro 35c—Shadow check lors. Choice of straight or stitched and co'lm.ed border styles; good shades, also black and white. 3 Strize Batiote: 56k et Stenciled Grass Rugs Noti Sale of $1.98 Wool b Physictans prescribe whole wheat, food experts recom= otwons | . mend it—but the millers go right on making white flour. ‘ P Cue et e e e s gbleetric Waving Trons st Sllp-on Sweaters Of course whole wheat is man’s “staff of life,” but how - o in all sizes. All are perfcct, - TR heavy, double-warp, smooth-finish are you gomf to getit? You can get it in Shredded Wheat ‘ guaiity of the better kind, not usually 4. Two pairs for 25c. $ 1 in the building. i i 3 e i 7c Washcloths, h i n a digestible form. It contains everything the human BRI 15 i tape binding on sides B e, Memeyoniit body needs, including the BRAN which is so useful in : Elcadn bR et L Garter Elastic, three-quarter 5 5 > - < orings of the Rugs. vard strips, regularly 25c, at e stimulating bowel movement. In making Shredded Wheat D e v An almost indispensable gar. we use only the large, plump, meaty grains of whole wheat. V| ozt Baby Pants, good quality ment for vacation days. An 3 size..coeoiannn rubber; all sizes, 15c pair. at tomorrow’s surprisingly low Two Biscuits with milk or cream make a perfect meal. L] e Rubberized Houschold | price the entite lot should go . = = Aj , large size; th up i % i it - Delicious with fruits. Y ARSI DL out quickly. Fine quality Al p- Sx10+ft. 6x9-ft. 4 ft. 6in. by 7 ft. . wool yarns, in a number v_ai size size in. size ot R e ote pretty colors as well as plain 79 $2 69 . i black. Stylish round neck and 3. . A Mohair Blanket Binding, tie belt. All sizes—and only _wh’i‘(e, 1,_1:: :;‘.'i pi&; two one dollarf iy : $2.50 Canton Crepe o Cettrmands. 3t sizen. Threo o7 s lity” 2 Wanted fl';Ocl.l‘!'iu Seam Tape, widths $1'39 Perfec‘; Q wy e At $1.89 Yd. smme | messsesa | SEAMLESS SHEETS, $1.09 : Aprons, pretty floral designs. \ i All the favorite summer shades are to be found in the At 29c. The lowered price makes it wise economy for house- assortment, and the quality is thoroughly dependable. Sc Clark’s O. N. T. Darning wives to lay in an extra supply tomorrow. 81x90-inch Good, desirable weight and texture, with the desired Cotton, 45-yard spools. Three size for double beds, sturdy even weave quality, seamless crepe finish. Choose from white, fawn, zinc, tan, gray, Aot Jhc. : i and full bleached. Perfect quality sheets, without a single steel, cocoa, blue, Madonna blue, navy, Dragon Cotton, white or Slesink e ik 30 e wide ol o Sl 5 ool Silk, ar ; Crepe de Chine, $149— 3225 White Satin, 5198 Black, - white “and . selore. $2 Seamless Sheets, $1.39 ilk, fiem | —40-inch White Brocade Satin, Three spools for 1lc. i Extra quality and extra size sheets priced much below 40 inches wide, pure s ete | hand: ¢ heavy, firin woves. Lingerie Tape,” white, pink regular because they are termed ‘run of the mill” The woven \ll“'!-‘fl ‘dwu‘ “m Deaurital self-cotor and blue; 10-yard pieces. At hurts are trivial—no holes or tears. $ix99-inch size range of street am eveni d c. 7 ¥ " shades, also white and black. 3:-;!;;.0 P T A R 3250 Sport Satin, 52.09—~ : | in package; regularly 10c. At $50c Pillowcases, 35 — | 3250 Bedspreads, 3198 40 inches wide, extra hewry, | SLW—3Sinch. Black Satin - | sc 42x36 4 Pill . | ~72:9 White Dimity Bed- high, lustrous, "'w'm “3. “ Ducheny o) “‘tk q‘r"“‘{ki’:r Sanitary Napkins, twelve in extra gl::v?“ rcun‘d o“;fi:‘e::l spreads, slight seconds af the ity, in white, black and other m SR o Svaning box. At 39c. uality, free from starch or | standard quality. shades. : . essing.