Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 9

CANADA MAY EXPEL TWO OHIO GONVIGTS Bordey Watched for Men Ac- companying Gov. Donahey years ago. At present nearly half the population of the Ohio peniten- tiary is employed outside the walls of that institution. Prisoners have been permitted to go unaccompanied to various parts of the state to visit sick relatives and to attend funerals, and not once has the warden's confi- dence been betrayed. The honor system has solved the housing problem at the Ohio peni- tentiary. for without the prison farm, brick plant and other outside places of employment for honor men, the state institution could not care for the greatly increased prison popula- tion, which now is at its peak. Teaching the Young Idea. From the Chicago Herald and Examiner. THE BATTLE ALL NIGHT AT EIN_ESE (7]} . Northern Gunboats Return Heavy Fire of the Southern Forces. By the Associated Press, AMOY, China, August 1.—Firing be- tween jnvading northern forces and defending southern troops continued { EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON D 'C, WEDNESDAY, government have boen attucked by land forces wnder Chang Tse-Ping, Sun Yat-sen's ally, who was in com mand of Amoy, but fled to The gunboats returned a heavy fire. Admffal Yang is commanding the Peking flotilla under orders of Gen. Wu Pei-Fu, the military sponsor of the government. There is an unoom- firmed report tha¢ other land forces, favorable to Peking, are advancing on_Amoy. The attack on AUy appears to be a culculatsd attempt <o bring China under a central, government. S S T From Lendon Answers. Mother—There were two apples in the cupboard, Willie, and now there is_only one. 'How's that? Willie—Well, ma, it was so dark in FOUND ON MOUNTAIN. LEWISTON, Ilr A\ltul( 1.—Alfred zerland, who 1ost their wa: Katahdin _last Wed wel found hufdied tegether mnear the monument of stomes at the highest | i peak of the moumtain yesterday by Guides Bugene York and Abel Cook. The boys seemed mentally atert and their physical condition was considering that their food for six days had consisted ohiefly of wiM | il berries. After the guides had givea them food and coffee the party wtarted ‘ down the mountainside for a hike of ten miles to a camp where they AUGUST 1923, N X S R RINE AT AN Buy Gold Stripe Serviée with every plll' of Gold Stripe—Silk Stockings that WEAR. Not just a pair of un- usul]l ;el&r:'t;’ ;t cost ; the satisfaction of bein o tripe xtockmgs throu can give you this Gol §a’nce. ton Agency. good silk stockings, but the privilege of having * ‘runs” y're the only authorized Washing- in those stockings able to match any desired sample with a pair sold Stripe dyeing service. S only Jelleff's because on Ontario Trip. ————— all night. Quiet was restored early today, but later the gunfire was re- sumed. { Two Japanese destroyvers have ar- rived to protect their nationals. The Chinese gunboats sent by the Peking “Safety instruction in the public schools, ” which teaches children to avoid accidents in street t s there, 1 didn't see the other! were to remain overnight. $1650 to $29.50 Silk o Skirts, $13.50 High-dest silks In fancy knife, box ano com- bination pleats—whit ray, paisiey, navy blun ana ‘iack, for vacation wear Br the Associated Press. [l OTTAWA, Ontario, August 1.—In- structions were issued toddy by the immigration department to inspec- tors at ports of entry to watch for two convicts who were reported to have entered Canada as servants of Gov. Donahey of Ohio and Warden Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary. :\'04 person with a criminal record is eligible for entry to Canada, offi- George F who bellves In teaching _ihe s idea how to scoot. cocoa, it the “thing ) 1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of 1 idividuality Quality—Style—Value These are the things that are making such a tremendously Successful Fur Sale These and the reputation for square dealing so long connected in the minds of Washington women with the name “JellefP’s.” Here is another of the Fur Sale items that are “setting the town to talking.” 2 Bay Seal Coats s comn $165 August Sale. Price. . 48 inches long. Bay Seal Coats of fine lustrous skins (dyed coney), crushed or bolster collars—reverse bands making an attractive comrast—l)eauufull\ lined and exceed- ingly big value. . During Our August Fur Sale A Special Exhibition of High-Grade Fur Garments A collection of novelty styles—Coats and Wraps for day and evening wear which typify the newest fashions. Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), Caracul in all the leading shades, Natural Gray Siberian Squirrel, Scotch Mole, Ermine and Eastern Mink. These garments are of the highest type of workmanship, beau- tifully designed, with contrasting trimmings. FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC, Fur Salon—Second Floor. Brothers 'Absolute Clearance _Odds and Ends Women’s and Misses’ Dresses g Odds and Ends—Choice Small nahey on 1lnting Trip. S, N. Y.. August 1 entiary, crossed the border into a here yesterday with C. Zipri- |- ni Carl Jennings, convict trust- servants. The party expected e an extensive hunting trip through the province of Ontario. Other members of t. six of Gov. Donah son of Warden Thomas. May Deport Criminals. TORONTO, Ontario, August 1.— Provincial authorities pointed out to- | day that it would devolve upon im- tion officials to take any action lated toward removing the from the Dominion life-termer from the states into Canada, with or without fon, he is free, but the im- Excrasive Fashions for Women Closing Out the Remainder of our Smart, High-Class Apnarel at 331:% Off All Splendid Values Hats, $5.00 Up varty include Cotton and Voile Dresses, hand-drawn 7.75 Crepe Coatees (were 45.00)e....... 15.00 Sport Dresses and Suits (were 5500) 19.75 Printed Georgette Dresses, imported hand embroidery top with pleated skirts in 4 colors All black, and black and white geor- gette printed chiffon afternoon and dinner gowns “The matter rests with them.” Epecial Dispateh to The Star. COLUMBUS, Ohio, campaign_ pledge pledge and tha Donahey of Ohic wilds of Ontario, ¢ sons. The fact that two convicted murderers are members of the & ernor's entourage, and the fact that when in _the governer's mansion here. - Mr. Donahey's wa and the wants of his family : served retinue of murderers’ does not enter into it at all. In the ecarly days of the primary campaign, Gov. Donahey told his six stalwarts'that if they would be “good boys” he would take them on a fishing trip after election. The trip, which began this week, is fulfillment of his promise As his guests, Lovely creations that. enthrall asth their beauty, enmtice with their qual- ity and astonish with their low price. TWA B VA THIRTEEN Isn’t It “Just Like Jelleff’'s”— New Silk Frocks, $19.50 The $25.00 und $35.00 Kind, Too °* Most every kind you can imagine in a “very special” selling event—in lots of cases only oné of a kind! There are pleated georgette crepe friocks, draped and pleated canton crepe dresses— just the thing for ‘early fall—gayly colored roshanara’ sport frocks—so very right for vacation— polka dot crepes with that new pleated rufie down the side. And then for good measure we've added some of our own lov.elgotub silks and washable silk broadcloth frocks and the smartly tailored jacquard foulards. if you need or want a new silk frock—who doesn’t—be sure to see these lovciy $19.50 frocks at Jelleff's. Fall Coats Specially Priced $2650 and $36.50 And they have the new fall style features —wide sleeves, deep muffler collars and slim panel backs. Many have self color cable stitching. The fabrics, cordalure, cordella and bolivia (you know how splendidly those wear) gray, tan, navy blue and black, the colors. the governor took | Warden Preston E. Thomas of the Ohio penitential his son, mechanic and a_chauffeur. a cook It is not a governor to take three th him on a_vacation trip, little out of the ordinary for two of the servants to be seco degree murderers and the third to under sentence for a lesser 8rime. Course In Unusual. Thus far there has been no criti- eism, locally, of the governor's action in taking the convicts out of the gtate and beyond the national border. The presence of Warden ‘homas seems to mitigate what otherwise | |} might be termed a breach of execu- tive rights. Gov. Donahey might be termed a student of, convicts, for shortly after his inauguration he asked Warden Thomas to recommend a number of “worthy” penitents, and to send them to him in order that he might select a retinue of attaches for e executive mansion Th h. Women's Dress Section—Second Floor. $55.00 and $65.00 Navy Blue Tailored Suits, $29.75 Of beautiful twills, with the long panel jackets and low one-button fastening that make them the perfect in-between-season suits. Narrow belted styles, with self- strapping and pin tucking. All hand- somely tailored and beautifully lined. B e e Nothing like a smart tailored suit for ned tha a - 4 n both as an economy year-cound wear. nd to give the fellows “a chance to make good.” Sees Chance for Reform. S‘Convicts are just human beings after all.” the governor said. “If we give them a chance they will come back strong and I believe we can make good citizens of them in s doing.” To the governor and his family the “trusties” who work around the house, are just ordinary men. g No guards are needed and the men %o their work well. When the governor gave them their jobs they told him of the offenses for whicn they were convicted. Since then no mention ever has been made crimes. The governor's action is said to be but a part of the “honor system” started by Warden Thomas several [—GREAT DRESS VALUES An Advance Sale of New Among Our Special July Sales! Very Substantial Reductions in of their That You Will Later Pay $35 and $40 for ~On Sale Thursday and Friday - $1'9.95 g COLOSSAL Purchase of Hundreds of Fine New Silk Fall Frocks—bought for cash at a tremendous saving—in all the new Fall shades, styles and materials, offered in this sale at a price well within the reach of every woman who desires to be well dressed in something new and different. Flne China Dinner Sets {Second Floor) Hard Wood La:A. smoothed and poiistied in the best manner. An experience of thirty years in this special work insures right results, Phone North 6523 J. M. Adams 1503 Connecticut Ave. These fine textured Dinner Sets, in Nippon, Saxony, Bavarian, Limoges, Haviland and other French Chinas, are characterized by their attractive patterns. The few listed below only indicate the exceptional values on display. For Better Vision The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 705 14th St. N.W. Established in 1900 $90.50 97-pc. Set of Nippon China; rich blue scroll design, decorated with pink roses. Gold handles and lines; one set— $50 $65 100-pc. Set Saxony China; . Rosebud decoration with gold lines and traced handle; one cup and cover to butter dish broken; as is, one set— : $35 100-pc. Set Haviland China; pink spray pattern and traced gold handles. Special— $30 537 8th St. N.E. Homemnde Layer 100-pc. French China Set. Scat- tered rose decoration with gold lines on edge of all pieces. $35 .. 65¢ A Big Assortment in All Sizes See the New Models in Our Windows Speaal Thursday Only Bring this advertisement with you snd get our tes A Thirst Quencher - Bottling up a liquid and calling # “Ginger Ale” doesn’t make it a satisfac- tory drink. G. and G. Ginger Ale —is made from a very defi- nite formula—that will ap- peal to your taste and refresh—and is always the same—always pure. For sale by grocers and delicatessen; served at good fountains—or by the case direct from Nine Tables of Specially Priced Items! o 3 A splendid opportunity to replace broken pieces in your Flllal Clearance china closet. Inspect these radical reductions. 500 Sweaters g Values Up To $6.00 | A Your' Choice ! : 5190 519 5998 DULIN@MAR:HNQ this includes beautiful summer dresses that sold up 1215-17 F Street and 1214-18 G Street to $20.00. and 9% Hours—8:45 to 5:30 G. & G. Bottling Co. ||| {4 _ ; ‘ L ; ) CHOICE OF THE HOUSE— Every Wash Dress —on sale at two prices, absolutely nothing reserved; Single Items 25c to $5.00 each