Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1923, Page 9

MACMILLAN FINDS i FEW SIGNS OF ICE Reaches Godhaven and Has . Made Plans for Study r of Magnetism. BY CAPT. DONALD B. MACMILLAN. {Special wireless via American Radio relay by North Ameri ON BOARD §S. BOWDOIN, GOD- HAVEN, Greenland, July 28.—We ar- | rived at Godhaven. We were forced | to work our way through fifteen miles | of ice off the Labrador coast, but as 8oon as we got Into open water the weather cleared and we had no more trouble. With the exception of a few inc- bergs which we passed vesterday, there has been no further sign of ice Our wireless has been in c touch with the outside world a the past few evenings we have heard ctly many amateur fons in laughl P . . 9-CAA, -4 » > AXU severa Mississippi We are preparing later in the day scientific observations in magnetism for the C tion and expect to morrow afternoon. The scenery is magnificent, the fords are bordered by snowcapped hills one thousand feet in height, run- ning back for forty miles to the edge | of the Greenland ice cap. Our next port of call will probably be sukkertoppen. ninety miles north, A steamer in port here reports ice and | ions west of the fields farther north but we will take | our chances with them STOWAWAY, 17, JUMPS | INTO RIVER TO ESCAPE Youth, Discovered After Five-Day Fast, Is Recaptured in North River. NEW' YORK. August 6— himself from handcuffs an through a porthole. Patr seventeen. of Liverpool. a s | prisoner on the ste Ohio. bat tled the tide in the North river in unsuccessful attempt to clude migration officials The vouth. who had fasted five da before he was discovered aboard, recaptured. He was one of on the vessel, t which MORE PEACE ARTICLES | ADOPTED FOR LEAGUE; il | Committee Adds Two Gun'intees‘ and Discusses Special Alliances. | By the Associated Proas PARIS, August 6.—The temporary | disarmament committee of the league of nations today adopted two more | articles to the proposed guAru\(@qu for peace and discussed ho ecial alliances and agrecements 1 e | harmonized or incorporated in a| ommittee made considerable today. but the work before require several days more Signor Schanzer. Italy, who has been presiding over the proceedings. re- | | Iron and Steel Institute and was as- | sociated with other steel, mining and :: MISSISSIPPI MOB morning, STEEL MAGNATE DIES. : Willis F. McCook Head of Pitts- burgh Steel Company. PITTSBURGH, Pz, August 6. — Willis . McCook, president of the Pittsburgh Steel Company, and legal adviser of a number of industrial corporations, died in a hospital here vesterday after having undergone an operation last week. Mr. McCook, who was one of the founders of the Pittsburgh Steel Company and the H. C. Frick Coke Company, was born in Lisbon, Ohio. He was a4 member of the American financial interests. LYNCHES NEGRO Man Taken From Jail After Confessing to Attack on | White Woman. By the Associuted Press. SARDIS, Miss., August 6—Howard Flotow, negro, was taken from the county jail here late Saturday night | by a mob and hanged to a tree just | rth of the town. Officials say the an attack upon a white woman of this city The negro was arrested Saturday ! and throughout the day groups of men were gathered around the county jail. Prominent citizens addressed the mob at different times, urging that the law be permitted to take its course. Circuit Judge G. L. Rice sent word that he would come here Monday and convene court in session, in order to assure a trial ortly after 10 o'clock Saturday night sheriff J. A. Carter held a con- ference with members of the mob re- maining at the jall at that hour and they assured him that no violence | would be attempetd. Some time later the sheriff left the jail temporarily | for a trip Into town, taking the keys | with him. Upon his departure the | broke into the jail took the| ner to a golf course near him to-a tree and riddled hhi bullets 1 er's jury returned a ver- 1 negro came to his death | negro confessed to The Correct Golfing Shoes It makes a lot of differ- ence in your comfort—if not in your play—how you are shod. We are featuring two styles of regulation Golf Shees. Both are Tan—one is trimmed in darker shade. One has raw rubber soles —the other hard rubber. You never slipped your feet into more comfort- akle Shoes —nor bought such values at a more com- fortable price— $10—%12 Arthur Burt Co. 1343 F Street rurned to Ttaly last night because of the illness of h vife. M. Le Brun, France, had the chair today \\\[ 7 \:@ESB/ MEN’S WEA Semi-A nnual CLEARANCE SALE $2.50 value . $3-$3.50 values. . $4 value $4.50-$5 values. . .$10 Silk Shirts. . *“Krinkle” Crepe _ Shirts $1.65 Silk Pongee Shirts $3.95 (With Collar Attached) Pajamas $2 value $2.50 value $3-33.50 values . $5-$6 values.. .. 8185 $2.65 .83.45 Silk Neckwear $1-$1.50 values .. 85¢ $2 value $2.50-$3 values. . $1. 4a Knitted Neckwear $2.50 value $3-33.50-$4 values... $3.50 and $4 Bathing Suits..........$2 All Silk Suits—All Summer Worsted Suits All 3 and 4 Piece Suits All STEIN-BLOCH Suits 15 Off D Clothes "AMerations SIDNEY Exesptea s Sont WEST (INCORPORATED) 14th and G Streets Sole Washington Representatives of Dunlap Hats and Stein-Bloch Clothes THE E{’ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1923. Wloodmard & Wiotheop Closed Saturdays to Sept. 8th. like. Close 6 P.M. In a Special Selling Knitted Sports Suits $1 650 Suits that will have a place in every one of your vacation days® and all the remaining summer days. really a combination of black and white knit, for suits that V\l” : be very right to travel in. : Lighter shades or the fashionable all-white suits that look resort- ? And these effective combinations: with silver, white with maize, maize with jade or black with white. The low price is evident. Other Sports Suits Regrouped, $29- 50° Clever gray tones that are} Buff with silver, blue } Soft camel’s hair of that better grade with deep silken finish, Kasha cloth, Teazledown wool, Velvo knit and Checked Velour suits. Trimly tailored and lined with heavy siik crepes. Women's Suit Seetion—Third fioor. Exceptional Group Fur Coats Summer Sale Price, $495 Elegant Coats of— Scotch Mole—Caracul—Japanese Mink Persian Lamb—Siberian Squirrel Hudson Seal — Kolinsky-dyed Mink The furs themselves tell how extremely rich and beautiful these models are, but more than that— they exemplify all that is fashion-high for the new season. Full-length coats of straight line that tend to wrap effect and with huge collars and cuffs of contrasting furs. deep and silky. And shorter models, even to the short coatee of platinum cara- cul with its luxurious collar and cuffs of platinum fox. All at this one low Midsummer Sale price—$495 Fur Section—Third floor, 50 Candlewick Bedspreads Are Low-Priced Tomorrow $4.75 Quaint basket or Co- lonial designs. in fluffy tufted patterns—and the bolster roll, all in one piece, taking the place of extra sham, make these the spreads women are choosing. And any bedroom may be a bit more artistic because of a Candle- wick Spread. All in double-bed size— white and natural. Bedwear Section, Second floor. Many Summer Sweaters Reduced to 375 The very favored golf type sweaters, also tux- edos and slip-ons of light- weight wool or wool and fiber combinations. Al have been selling at con- siderably higher prices. Color Embroidery Designs —or stripes_and contrasting color combinations are ad- mired in these— the fine weave, plain color sweaters. Shades of gray tan, brown, henna, jade y and black. And copen Wilibe ek white. as well as il Pure Silk Sweaters, Now $12.75 All-silk sweaters in good looking straight or block weaves with contrasting weaves for collar and cuffs, pleated girdles and patch pockets. And these are all in tuxedo style. White, black or navy. Sizes 36 to 42. Sweater Section, Third floor. Silk and Lace Mitts At Clearance Prices $1 and $1.50 Women's 16-button-length silk and lace mitts now at clearance prices. One can feel sure this very feminine glove style will carry over, so that buying these now will not only give a mnewness to this summer’s costumes, but they may be selected with a thought to another sea- son. Included are mitts of White Mode Black Gray Pongee In a wille range of sizes. Women's Glose Section, First New Silk Petticoats Are of Tricosham Special, $4 The fine silken texture and Hair WaVC elasticity of tricosham are making it the desired un- By Nestle Lanoil method derskirt for Fall. will prove a happy conven- Simply trimmed with rows ience when every day is a of small tucks. In almond, special one. sphelia, taupe, brown, navy, Given here by carefully black and the brighter trained operators, assuring shades satisfaction. Petticoat Section, Third floor. ‘Hair Dressing Section, Second floor, Before Your Vacation A Permanent Special Saie Imported Steel Razors Very Low Price, 68c Highest grade imported steel razors. Hollow-ground, straight and round point corners, Various widths in the assortment. A selling well worth your attention. Cutlery Section, First floor. Trunks to Add to Your Vacation’s Success 3 Special Hartmann Values $37- 50 Open top Wardrobe Trunk, three-quarter size, fiber covered and attractively lined in neat cretonne. Fitted with four drawers, eight hangers, shoe box, laundry bag, hat section and one locking device. $39.75 "Full size Wardrobe of three-ply veneer lumber, covered and bound with vulcanized fiber. .Fit- ted as above but with extra size hat box and ten hangers. Spring lock and draw bolt. $42:50 unlimited convenience. Traveling Goods Bectlon, First fior. Fine, full-size model, with Gibraltarized con- struction to add to its durability. lined and with all the wanted fittmgs Beautifully A trunk that offers ! i H [ Advance Autumn Styles Cerlainly of Style In These Very New Shagmoor Great Coats Arrived in time for summer vacations and early Fall, these all-year-round topcoats show an added smartness with the coming season. Swinging from the shoulders in right folds or definitely following very straightline silhou- ctte, each model appears with an air of distinc- tion. Thick and soft in fabric, but light in weight as a.topcoat should be, the newest models are in shades of platinum, brown, oxford, airedale and roseite. AWomen's Shagmoor Coats, $35 to $49.50 Misses” Models, $35 to $59.50 (the latter . with raccoon) Women's Co etionThird floor Misses” Coat on—Fourth Boor. Log Cabin Suede Pumps The Newest Shade for Fall This lnew color shades off from a mode and brown and is fashion-mentioned for this Fall's footwear. When vou see log cabin shade, you'll admire and appreciate its many possibilities. Shown here in Pump of suede with strap and trimmings of kid skin, with low Spanish heels and hand-turned solesi $12.50., Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. Latest Organdie Guimpes .Show Unusual Sleeve Effects Sleeves combining tan with navy or brown, gray with green, and white with green, blue or orchid. These are the guimpes planned. for Fall's sleeveless sweaters and dresses, $2,50. Neckwezr Section, First floor. Lingerie from Belgium . A Group at $4 Fine woiles and nainsook. handmade into envelope chemise of exquisite fineness—and these have delicate embroideries and hemstitching. Also straight chemise and step-ins in plain white or apricor and nrchxd‘ and white trimmed with lavender, apricot or blue. More Elaborate Handwork daintifies other pieces of Belgian Lingerie: Gowns, chemise and step-ins. You'll enjoy the mere pos ion of these. Many show the valuable handmade Iz nd tiny French folds and are in all-white or delicate shades. At $5 to $10. silk Undervwear Section, Third floor. The Hats Juniors Will Wear for Fall ;Deszgned for them and wlanned to be charming Snough to delight every type of Junior Girl. Simple tai- rored models of soft, fuzzy felts and other hats of deep velvets or velours with wool gmbroidery cr little flat fiowers. Twe Gage Hats age sketchad " Tones of grays, tan, brown, cépen and black. s v S e Many at $12.50 Other Fall Hats, $10 to $15 Girls' Section, Fourth floor. [} The Same Fashion for Pleatings i Appears in Fall Skirts Knife pleats and box pleats dominate skirt models just received—and they look as utterly new as the season to comé. The soft velours and worsteds appear to best advantage because of these pleats. Many gray tones of deeper hue, wood shades, tans and’ navy: are solid colors or in combinations of stripes and large: plaids. Here‘ an unusually fashionable selection, $15 and $20. on, Third floor.