Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1923, Page 18

18 EXPLAINS SEIZURE | OF U. . FUR SHIPS oviet Granted Hudson Bay Company Monopoly, Says Returned Trader. et s e sen L ginia—F: ably tomorro ¥inds. West Virginia—Cloudy and unset- tled tonight and tomorrow; moderate ! temperature. Rcecords for Twenty-Four Hours. ’rmrmumucr—u p-m.. 90: § p.m.. $0; h .m. §'wm.. 30.08: noon. 3 Highest tcmmrutur« “90.4, red at 4:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 66.2, occurred At 6 am. today. Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 90; lowest, 69, Condition of the Water. Temperature and _condition THE EVENING District of Columbia, Eastern Pen- sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware und Maryland—Fair tonight and probably | tomorrow; moderate temperature; e to l!lud|~r.ih northeast winds. r tonight and cooler in southeast portion tonight; moderate northeast i By the Assoctated Wress, RALEIGH, N. C., August 16.—Lieut. Gov. W. B. Cooper, Thomas E. Cooper, + |his brother; Horace C. Cooper, his son, and Clyde L. Lassiter, i | clates of the family, were arrested in Wilmington Wednesday afternoon on business asso- mercial National Bank and fraudu- lently using. the funds of that insti- tution, it was learned here this morn- ing £, All four defendanfs were released when they gave bond Lieut. Gov. Cooper and Thomas E. the Merchants' National Bank of Ra- in Wilmington United States warrants charging con- BIGGEST AIR MANEUVER SINCE WAR NEXT WEEK 21 Martin Bombers and 6 De Hav- ilands to Take Part in Virginia- to-Maine Flying. By the Asxociated Press. MITCHEL FIELD, neuvers 'in the United States since the war will be held alon mile stretch from Langley 3 . next Monday, Gen. Walliam Mitchell, asss! of the air service, said yesterday on hig arri~al at the flying fleld The demonstration, in which twen- Havilaud planes will take part, will practically transfer the Langle, Field outfit, with 120 officers and me. military hombs, fleld equipment, to_ Main tack on two battleships off the Vir- ginia (‘hdnhs, the bombing of land tar- Mol . & gets and 1he Cooper, formerly vice president of Sl T I AT TR i Ll S lelgh, were held in bail of $10,000 each: Horace C. Cooper, formerly cashier of the Commercial National Bank of Wilmington, N. C., in bail of $5,000, and Clyde L. Lassiter, in bond of $2,000. All four defendunts waived * | examination before the United States commissioner and will be tried at the November term of United States court perature, 80; condition, clear. water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- b o the seizure of four Simeric nercial vessels by Sl foorian wuthorities were. dis- %wicsed by L. Seidenverg. a Seattle e who has just returned from i i “ &g » Siberian coast -1 d of the Kam e rih, Mr. Seide that the agree- Bey Company s01d to the Hudson he region covered chincludes the husiness ha Siberta.” snverg. “In this Cipe liberty in a storm, . ntte ria without ¢ 15 4 lizence of any kind." TEXAN KIDNAPED FROM CITY STREET, J TR A eN e AL AR R IAA SR 1 ST R ARy #marillo Man Carried Shrieking |t Into Country by Un- 16.— (Little h as seized downtown aistrict, tomobile and driven, B o the country. LT, Tk s O iy n o oF the country McDonald, for- h and Den- the officers, ared one of the occupants at- ed fling McDon- . are expectad R e e T SWALL TO RUN AGAIN. form for Renomination. 11l., August 16.—Gov nces that he wil t the republica; atform. It ent fare, com- rways, eanal- bared on prin- v AL S g AT 5 8 BB B B o 5 g to rock a b ily. the largest, ic Russia | -a, on the ) Kumachatka | fhieae Tex. emains open to traders:Ahine’ o 3 i part of (e | houien | S s have estab- | & Weather in Various Citles. —_— samor] 1, g Statiors. 2 “-nsra awu Open Saturday Until 2 P.M. 38 ‘.3.%‘;22 Rismarck ... 30 “nt on the so- | hemver T R litka until last win- | + Portland, Me. . Wash., which | Portland. Ore nd which | Kalelgh N.C. 8, Lake City 30.08 ing to “r| 1 { 1llnuun. Cuba..... kidnaping the kidnaping was | was a_bridge | the three others TS intimated. | i ois Governor Anmounces Plat-| + i I base his cam-! 1 transporta- | rans,” continuation of | home rule for overy[ Ben o o “Dutthe poorest | cent,” Puso (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stockholm, Sweden Glbraltar. Heatn, Hamilton, Bermude San Juan, Porto Rico. Calon, Canal Zone. nus Johnson Says. farmer-business men pi from the busin: Selling up to $60. .. 1 Part cloudy | WILL NOT FIGHT BUSINESS | America Not “Going Soviet,” Mag- BELLE PLAIN, Minn.. August 16.— Magnus Johnson. United States sena- tor-elect from Minnesota, told a large He aid he was "BOINE to W. z-mn‘- | ton to fight for the farmer, because he is deflated more than any one else, { but I am not going to take & ything | l this hot-weather i Snow-white, delicate, skin. more than pleased. 35¢, 50c, $1.00. direct. 1] You Can’t Spend It All and Keep Out of Debt “We haven’t saved a and “We’re in debt,” are usually the joint con- fessions ot the same fam- The Savings habit ac- customs a family to spend less than its income, and when emergencies do arise, calling for additional cash, instead of being plunged in debt, it has a reserve fund todraw on. Open a savings fac count here today. Once begun, the habit of sav- ing regularly is not hard to aaopt. Lincoln National Bank 7th and D Sts. N.W. Do You Sufier Prickly Heat? ANY people are subject to plaint, which is very distress= ing. The quickest relief known is Noxzema, the famous grease- less skin cream — instantly cooling, soething, healing. grant—no grease, no soil, no s stain, no disagreeable odor— popular shapes. Selling up to §5 delightfully refreshing to the Equally good for tired, ach- ing feet, for sunburn; in fact, the world’s finest remedy for all skin ills and irritations. Costs little—works wonders —money refunded if you're not At all drug stores—3 sizes— If your druggist cannot sup- ply you, send money to the Noxzema Chemical Co., 102 E. Lafayette Ave.. Baltimore, Md., and we will supply you We Announce The Final Reductions We've brought the remainder of the summer stock down to the last notch of reduction—because we want complete clearance now very quickly All Mede 3-Piece Suits Including many that will serve nicely in w u"ht and color for fall wear. ght charge for alterations. Norfolk Suits A lot of these smart suits, ineluding a few plain Blues. Sold up to $50. 5190 No alterations, none charged, mor sent C. 0. D. Panama— Leghorn and Bang- kok hats—up to $15 Some of English make, and others of domestic- Paim Beach that were $15 Linen and Seer- sucker Suits — that were up to $20 . Mohair Suits—that were up to $25 Tropical Wors ted and Gabardine Suits —that were up to Maltison Silk Suits —that were $35 i - Slight charge for alterations. Union Suits In Madras, and ath- letic cut 6 y for. 3500 Our Finest ?\lnlnir Tropical Wo and Gabardine ¢ ut< $22 75 that were up to $40 White and Striped Flannel Trouwr:-—that $6 95 were up to $12 Best of the English Cricket Cloth Trousers—that were 51 1.75 All Iti.n_en Knickers— $3.95 that were up to $8 ... odd lot of Wool Slight chargé for alterations. Last Cut in Mode Shirts Mode exclusive patterns— 89c selling up to $2.50 ..,... e 3 for $2.50 Mode Madras, etc.—sell- 31.59 ing up to $3.50 . b 3 for $4.50 Mode Fiber and a few English Broadcloth— selling up to $5.00 .... 3 for $7.00 Mode Silk Shirts—includ- § ing White Jerseys ..... Last Cut in Neckwear Cut Silks—smart. patterns; 39(: i 3 for $1.00 Silk Knits and Cut Silks, up to $3.00 ..... 3 for $2.75 The Mode—F at Eleventh ~$92875 Separate: Trousers An odd lot of Wool Trousers —long cut and knickere— Kilickers and Lo ng Trousers—that sold l.p 33.95 to $10 .. s -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923. " THE WEATHER [FOUR ARE ARRESTED [1:s%, s ine ariune® coon: AFTER BANK FAILS | Lieut. Gov. Coover and Other Caro- liniaps Accused of Misuse Martin bombers and six ANTI-BETTING ACT UPSETU«']npml by the Ontario legislature June 28 It prohibited newspapers published within the pro ce from Ontario\dudge R ays Tepialatuse Ex| b e oL dae Grovince fom | mueutl odds, on th 27“‘"\41 that nges and food, from Virginia ceeded Its Authority. | publication ‘wax an aid to ook Gen. Mitehell said ers, and prohibited the sale within The maneuvers will include an at- | TORONTO, August 16.—Police Judge | the provinc of any publication Benton tod ¢ ruled that the Ontario | printed else 1d_exceeded its authority | informatior v anti-betting act against muel | SRR ing | The majori of the stars seen wit na- | the naked are young giant star vhere which carried sucn ing of emoke screens Lichtma e form and other Am. Government can give man the|diun sheets containing beti a# infor- | whose great bulk renders ther ht of free speech, but only nativ Wit can teach him when to keep hiz; The Rancy a mouth shut the betting information bill, was smaller ation. The case will be appealed. | brighter than the equally numero:.- , officially known as [old stars which are denser Winodrard & Watheop DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Merchandise Is Not Returnable or Exchangeable; Not Sent Ci O. D. or On Approval; Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted $7.50 Knife-Pleated Skirts, Now 4 23 G repr de chine ot*Krinkle Krepe skirts, finely knife pleated and in the most favored white 0. tan. All full cat. Remarkable values Silk Jacquettes, $4 Twill Coats, Now $11 5 Roshanara Crepe Jacquettes, in gray, navy 15 Navy Poiret Twill Coats, braid trimmed or black. Were much more. and full satin de cygne lined. Capes Reduced to $9 Summer Dresses, Now $3 4 Tan silkk or Jasperette Capes. Full silk lined 29 Dresses, deeply price-cut for uw‘-w 1o Canton or Jasperette Capes, in gray or tan. morro Frocks of p! I Silk lined. Now $9 ea. figured crepes and pretty checked ginghams Crepe de Chine and Fiber Dresses, Now 57 ng col- size 42 ed Crepe de ChinesDresses, in the very m,puhr prints and_with pla Many styles and shades. Also 2 Fiber Dresses, onc a 20 Pri lars and cuffs for sor d one Lanvin green DOWN STAIRS STORE Remnants Shoes--Very Low Priced For Women— For Children— e 100 prs. black and white canvas pumps, 70 prs. white canvas hxfords and brown e TR G ok Re and hit me-stra umps. Broken duced to, pair ......... % ok e e $1 100 .prs., Pluding 50 ‘pre. white oxfords, sizes 9 to 2; and S0 prs. white boots sizes. Reduced to, p4 12 prs. two-tone tan offords. Spe- $1.95 {M‘C'*]"‘aop ;::’er‘" e ‘ s Re 55c . For Men— 25 prs. white and black oxfords. Re- 75¢ Light tancalf o zes 6. 7. $2.95 duced to, pair ......... e 8and9. Just19 educed to, pair, P s RIROIIEEIEE e e : Summer Hats Girls’ Dresses | Silk Gloves, 40c 75 prs. women's sfik gloves were 75c. White, gray or Reduced to 50c ongee. Perfect, but broken 1ge Tomorrow, *1 50 trimmed summer hats, in 35 fittle 1 dressi o 3 i Heals gingham dresses, i 0 prs. 16-button Silk Gloves, a final clearance which ex- Sathy cuniing 3 Sizes gficppsr_ Ebuton Siflc Qlovess Rl G 1‘5”,:,‘101’{— m\f,adh 6 years. They were SI. gray, pongee or tan. Perfect gngtiasion, b ming st R duced from St o Sic ea. e ly mussed. Sizes 2 tc - mings, reduced to 5c each. ‘Fr‘;'{ L St en,s Silk DQWN STAIRS STORE sos g “I 50 Voile Dresses, $1 ea.; were # s S 1 €195 All colors. Sizes 6 to Sh“-ts, 2 14 yrs. X cevelcss Seconds of $5 Grade S ters 35 Pongsec Dresses, $3.50 eas S or et were o ith fancy em- 20 shirts. | > wea broidery. Sizes 7 to 12 years, Jersey-silk in gra $ Broken sizes. Now ®1 - 25 Panty Dresses, 50c ea 10 Men's White Shirts, $1 % were $1. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ca.; were $1.50. l-xh[;r} «\rkmc 50 Sweaters, jusg reccived, shirts. Irregular and broken bt magked low for Remiani | 20 prs. Creepers and Romp- | {cg’ Day. Most every color and ers, 50c pr.; were 88c. Sizes 25 prs. Men's Socks, 15c pr.; color combination t 2 to 6 years. ;;-m, zs’c. : White ‘\nr Palm e shade. Broken sizes. 20 Stip-on Sweaters, re- |, 9 Middie Suits, 75c ea.; were 35 Kuit or Cut Silk Ties, re- duced o 7ic e i s duced to 25c ea. DOWN STAIRS STORE ¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STA STORE Mer’s Wool Bathing Suits " QCur $2.95 Stock, Tomorrow, $2.00 100 High-grade All-wool Bathing Suits in regulation styles. Seams specially rein- forced to prevent rippi All perfect, but in broken size range. Excellent value. Dimity Blouses PorchFrocks, 1 Glove Silk Reduced to 50c | oy ks s | Vests, $1.25 duccd to Slightly mussed. or batist 35 dainty dimity, tailored 55 Buagaloy: Aptons. fc- blouses with neat little Peter duced to 68c ea. Of percale Pan collars or V neck. 25 women’s glove silk vests. . B White, flesh or orchid. Sizes and with tie-back sashes, 36 to 42. DOWN STAIRS 87038 10 prs. Glove Silk Bloomers, $1 pr.; were $1.95. Brown Costume Slips | andmode: smali sizes only. ) Women’s Thread 10 Crepe Gowns, S1 ca.; were. Silk Stocl:ings 51.95; Were ¥3.25 $150. Flesh or blue. Mussed. 6 Nainsook Gowns, 75c ea.; 5 . 6 tub silk slips, soiled from were $1. Daint trimmed. 2 C pr. counter display 7 Philippine Gowns, S2 ea.; Petticoats, $1; were SLS0. were $295. Handmade. 30 prs. -white, black or otter 11 ‘1«’;ng \\h\(;(‘ petticoats, “‘,s‘cd thread silk stockings in slightly mussc 9 prs. Step-ins, 50c pr.; were J t ts, 50c ea.; Erapeail i e o | TV HSEE TRty : 1. Of mnainsook. Counter were 75c. Double to hip. slightly irregular. § Miissed. DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE 200 Bandeaux, Tomorrow, 20c Each decply price low- 30 Laceless Corsets, special $1.68 ea. Of mer- ered. Regulation model ront or back clos- cerized broche and elastic. TFront hooks. ing. Pink or white. Strong shoulder tapes Sizes 24, 25 and 32. o and clastic at back. Sizes 38 to 42. 4 Girdles, $1 ea.;* were $1.88. Coutil an clastic. Size 2 60 Treco Bandeaux and Brassieres, reduced to 2 R & G Front-lace Corsets, reduced to §1 ea. 68c ea. Of drop-stitch trkco; back or front Sizes 21 and 22. - closing. Boned diaphram section and elastic 50 Corsets, special, §1 ea. Low-top models. waistband. Sizes 36 to 4. Sizes 21 to 28. ¢ DOWN STAIRS STORE < Many styles of bandeaus Double Size Bedspreads, 13Less Crochet and ‘satin-finish Bedspreads, double-bed size. Of fine quality and in neat patterns, fit :nghlly counter soilgd. Were $2.95 to $5.75. Now $1.97 to $3.83 each. 48 Linen-finish Pillowcases, 30c ca.; were Printed Voile asc. Made with decp hems. Sizes 45x38/% Was 28c—At 22c Yd. e . in light and dark shades. Fine 500 y 38 Sheets, $1.17 ea.; were $L75. Scamless qualit bleached shee!f, double bed <|zr,_ 81x90 Remnants—Short lengths. Ginghams, . inches. Torn sizes, ghod hems.: Counter Voiles, “Tism Bitine, Crcbe: Suitings soiled. : Cretonne, Percale. 3 to ¥z less. : DOWN STAIRS STORE.