Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 11

FlN[lS SAILORS LIVE | BETTER ONUS. SHi Bfltlsh Reporter Explains L Reasons Why Men De- F. sert Own Lmers Br the Assoclated Préss LONDQN, July. 12, —The reason that British mercantile arine sailors de- ships for Ameri- are grarted much Shetter: conditions, ‘according. to:a re- {Wbrter for the Daily Herald, the labor forgan, who visited the Leviathan resterduy. +In long th level-headed men A all sec hip, he said, he found that ditions on the Levia- i{than were much better than those of British ships. Feeding, sléoping and j@ther accommodations are as good as l‘dn be made, “We were treated. here like- men,’ Two Governors In Speed Snare; By the Associated.Pross, 2 RALEIGH, N. C., July 13.—Gov. Cameron Morrison was relleved of a perfectly good $10 bill as bond by a Henderson county speed “cop” Sat- urday, when the latter gentleman contended that the governor's blg limousine was exceeding the speed limit. The North Carolina executive was showing Gov. Austin Peay over the highways of Henderson and Buncpmbe counties when the officer overtook the car. It was, indeed, fortunate that the Tennessee gov- ernor was along, as Mr. Morrison daid .mot “have' the right change with which to settle with the officer. “Lend me ten dollars,” said the Governor of North Carolina to the Governor of Tennessee. “With pleasure, sir,” said the Governor of Tennessee 'to the Gov- ernor_of North, Carolina, and the money was handed over to'the offi= cer, Gov. Peay did not discuss the maf- ter when he arrived here, but mem- bers of his party were having no lit- tle amusement out of the fact that one Henderson county speed_ officer. IUDGE TRYING EDITOR ' RECEIVES “KKK” THREAT | “o. Back to Ireland 1f You Don't OneBorrows $10! Like U. 8,” Warning in Let: tér at Las Vegas, N. M. By ihp Assoctated Press. LAS VEGAS, N, M., July 12.—Judge David J. Leahy, presiding in the trial of Carl A. Magee, Albuquerque editor, on charges of contempt, an- nounced in court this afternoon; “Today 1 recelved a threatening let- ter through the mails. It was post- | mfiked Las Vegas. Thip {s what it sald: g0 back to Ireland If you don't like this country. You try to send men to jail for telling the truth, I will be | ‘You old Irish judge, you better EVENING -STAR, WASHINGION in_your presence. I am from Texas.' The letter was si, nad “K. K. K.” the judge announc |~ EX-CONVICT SENTENCED. James Butler, colored, an ex-con- vict, charged with attempted house- breaking, was convicted in the United Btates branch of Police Court yes- terday by Judge McMahon and sen- tenced to serve 360 days in the work- house at Occoquan, Va ~He was caught ll!emvlln to break into the home of B. L. White, at 912 17th street northwest some time ago. The ar- resting officer on the witness stand, presenting Butler's police record, sald Ilhlt the record showed that Butler {had on November last completed an | elght-year sentence in the peniten- tlary for housebreaking. —_— It {s necessary that he who com- | mands well should have at some time I'obeyed. Rwd tfie : Big Victor Announcement on Page 14 HEAR THE NEW D. O, THURSDAY, JULY 12, HE BETTER 1109 ~1111 1923. 6)07(0 \\\\\\\\ //////////////// \\\\ HINGS G STREET NORTHWEST L‘ore C[osea’z" In Order That Two Days’ Business May Be Combined Into One, We Feature This Once-a-Week Event Merchandise of Our Usual High-Quality Standard at Prices That Will Make Each and Every Friday a Day of Irresistible Attractions PURE THREAD SILK HOSE Thousands of pairs of the same quality have been sold at $1.50—and more. Knitted of Fine, Heavy Quality, Pure Thread Silk. Semi-Fashioned but in triple full-fashioned effect. Black, Cordovan, Cinnamon, Pearl Gray, Polo Gray, Silver and White. Wise Shoppers will buy them by the dozen pairs. ono of the stewards said caught two governors in one haul. Get Higher Wages. = S The Leviathan's men 1 get at least 75 | American merchant marlneb than to )pr cent higher o] eek to force foreigners to be dry. = ded, “f - feagues on British ships, acc coraing | gars RN B0, AAd e e sels_will as 1 belleve, should to one man, who admitted he was|learn to serve llquor outside the flhe of the deserters the pullue “era three-mile limit. What we wish to do with our ships is our business; “If the Briti: “paid dece what you wish to do with your ships to them Victor Records TODAY at Arthur Jordan P ianoC 1 G Street at 13th is your business; nobody else’s. We would be the gainers all around if the coming Congress would find a f | means to expedite legislation to clear e present muddle.” ti to the American merchant ch some .Britons seemed | N Ir. Lasker reminded the|R ts building had begun at the instigation of Great Britain, as Mr. Lloyd George's first message after the ent of the United States into the war : “Ships; more ships; yet | more sh Tthe reporte the leading Partment w Star and Cunard vessels, FIND FEW DESERTERS. uvu\than Combed for Wanted by British. By the Associated Pres J SOUTHAMF ®f hundreds o he British = Sailors | July 12.—Instead from ships of narine being iathan, as Miorte, who flcials to ha 1.\' Eunard liner Be He denied he is th Officers of ten more the police 10061-' 1237 Pa. Ave. 1715 Pa. Ave. 13th and F 14th and F VACATION NEEDS AT A SAVING t the police to the Leviathan for deserters from its ships. EXPLAINS DRY SHIP. Beautiful Summer Dresses Formerly marked $12.50 to $20.00. 6 90 For Friday Only . Normandie Voiles, Pure Linens, Organdies, etc., in count- less new and fashionable styles. A full range of sizes. ’25 to $29. 50$1 $19.95 to 825$12. 75 Coats 5— ‘ Dresses = (For Friday Only) (For Friday Only) Brocaded Silk, Roshanara The collection consists of Crepe, Poiret Twills, etc. | Newest Styles of Pure Linen, Also Sports models of fancy 1 Printed Crepe, Shantung, | Lasker Tells Pilgrims President| Wants No Evasion. Wholesome Table Needs Friday & Saturday “at a Great Saving Weak-Ends Coffee - (11b.Res. 450 2 for 52¢ Tea - - - (4lb.Res 500 2 for61c Cocoa - (}b.Res.25) 2 for26¢ vie Mayon’ m&Dtml):F 2for39¢ larly Chocolau(&lc.lgxgg 2fori6e Cake Cl:ocolate 1 2 for26e Beef Cubea au;m 2for31c e 26 VanillaExtract 827 2 for36¢ Fure Olive Oil 435 2 for99c (12 0z. Jar 5 2 for40c (Napoleon Once Said ! “A Foot-sore Army is an Army Half Defeated” Whi » the war pver One thousand A N - T\ FEastman Kodaks, Cameras and Films L7, £y [ | | | overplaid. The season’s lat- Broadcloth Silks and Im- - est styles. All sizes. ported Voiles. All sizes. |u\.- Allen’s.. heir foot tro For Friday Only $15 to $29.50 $ 6 90 $395 to §5 Wash Shkirts $2'00 sports wear of pre-shrunk Gabardine. Full line of sizes. Jacquettes ered_Silk, Wool Challie, Chinchilla and Overplaid Flannels. For Friday Only Wash Waists 75 $1 : Very Special Fine Dimity. Straight or For Friday Only Wool Sweaters $4.95 to $5.95 Values | Knitted of Imported Mo- | hair or Fiber Silk. Sleeve- | Peter Pan Collars. Some ali less or jacket styles. All | handmade; others . with colors and combinations. | handmade collars and cuffs. For Friday Only 300 SUPERB HATS In Two Big Groups at Can it be helped? 95 $ \yvm:ri:':tnm ‘oven ] 3 $5t0 $8.50 blended beans- are ¢ R 1 3 P Values Straw and packed in 3 convenient $1.95 Velvet . sizes—there’s - size to (White and Colors) For Friday Only } Bathing Suits $%7.50 $15. OZ’alua Well made of fine tub t Non-shrinkable; form fit- silk, in white only. Double | ting; novelty colorings. lined to the hips. A most | Plenty of large sizes. Ex= excellent value. | traordinary value. For Friday Only Princess Slips $3.95 Values A most compact, convenient and useful device that can be quickly setf up and will quickly cook, boil or "ac el e any kind of leoohn&vnml, built to protect the flame. Complete with a can of smmflutndn&l.25c Full-bhalf-pound bar of d“u- sweet chocolate. Vi and healthful. The chil- dx!ll"l!llikelt. Rficj 25c S0c Hinds H. &39c Face Powder . 39c S0c La Blache Face Powder . ‘We are headquarters Powder lsc your films here, too— 30¢ Woodbury Prices moderate. 50c Pepsodent 39C SWEETS pirin Tab. grated cocounat, July S Tooth Brushes - M Food Hosp. Horlick’s $2 98 S ¢ Old Fashioned Gum stand, a al curling iron and Dm Iron Tablets . S1ZB S0c D. & R. Cold Cream, 4 oz. 42c A. Cream . 50c Java Rlce39c' 50c Mennen Shaving Cream Face Powder 42C $1.00 Coty L-Or85c 25¢ Mavis Talc .]9¢ 25¢ Lyon’s Tooth l7c for Eastman Kodaks 30c Cuticura and Cameras. Buy Soap .-i . . S4c Pound Ab- 49 prompt and careful at- i sorb. Cot. . C tention to developing. Soap . . ... 19¢ 8-hour Service 3 for 50c Tooth Paste . SUMMER 30c Kolynos 19 - Tooth Paste .1JC ; $1 03‘;3“;; eAs, Cocoanut Tricolors i Small, oblong bars of fi-my 50c Prophylactlc33c et 40c Castoria . . Liggett’s Milk Chocolate 75¢ Mellin’s 16 oz. Horlick’s Malted Milk . =~ Mualted Milk-. S0c Jonteel _..Comb. ,Cream_ : I Henter 60c Doan’s The outfit’ consists of collapsible 3 _| & can of heat, all for 25c. Takew|. 600 Sal Hepatxca 45c up -olifi;rl:mn, it may be carried 3100 Nuxated 79c SOc Philip’s Mxlk s enough for 4 nnfiy 2 mouths to eat. What a shame to - waste the rest. 95 $10 to $20 Values r Leghorns Hair Braids Silk and Leghorns | Satin and $4.95 (Black and Colors) Sports Felts Silk and Leghorns Leghorns Ta’.l'culh Powder . g sum:f:f:.uf..‘.’.'?“‘ Shmola Home Set g f&n{nfiuu Bt o | EoTen :‘,‘:& Zinc Stearate fi:’35€:5" gvery aae, ‘whether for | of ey 2] ] Ontfecompleseas pcsuredt| (32 MIe8 et (00 T80 1493 Shampoo | Medleated, ~an 1. Genuine Bristle Dau-| baby. Always 25c. July | A semi-solid paste. Con- | film, which w) ber‘-clezmth‘n:oumd Special— venient to use. - ing and healing, forms a applies the palish. | ughly cleansing. 25¢ Fater pmtmheg 20c =—h"?‘""“"“wvr c.nf"50c >l 11 J-'r 2m25¢ g“‘Boxybf Shinola Paste. suit —of every family. o U ‘The Martin Wagner Co. £ast Brooklyn, Balto., Md. " Mflufl,‘i«« 9'2’” Hair Tonic sooth- An inspection of these hats will readily convince the most discerning buyer that they are the greatest values that it is possible to produce.