Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 13

> EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1923. : 13 = g , year-old Denver cobbler, held for in- COOLIDGE'S TARIFF | VIEWS ARE SOUGHT Western Producers Say Com- mission’s Decisions Hurt Their Interests. By the Associateq Press SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, August 28 —Widcspread concern prevails mong the producers of the west re- garding the policy the Coolidge ad- ministration will pursue in the ap- plication of. the flexible tariff pro- vision of the tariff act, according to a resolution adopted by the organi- zatfon committee -0f the Western Tariff Association. Representatives of eleven western | (Stutes went on record as deploring | ‘the ¢ ct of decisions on productive industry” rendered by the tariff com- mission, and petitioned for a hearing in defense of schedules on sugar, | dairy products and intercha commodities, and all western in the permanent tariff measure. Ask Policy Be Stated. “Any ‘statement which can consist- \ently be issued om th White *House will greatly enc: e west- ern development, ha uncertainty, and halted by tear,” the declared. h’'we commend the motive have Dbeen destructive to th ducers - without benefiting th sumers, hut on the contrary h. .€d the middleman and sp. It further declared that “the policy of the tariff commission in dignifying by official consideration requests for decreasin basic schedu decrease ma the rate and -in reopening on applicat: ¢ those who op, : the committe the House and te when the pres- ent tariff measure was under con- sideration, is detrimental to the pub- lic weltare, and unfair to the pro- ducers.’ Commission Is Scored. ¢, President Coolidge was petitioned to restruin such activities of the tariff commission by executive order.” _The orgunization meeting was pre- liminary to the meeting of the West- ern Tariff As: on in Denver, October 2. “The purpose ¢ the congr on, Washing ifornia were represented n, Wyoming and Cal- COOLIDGE LAUDED | BY SENATOR LODGE President’s Immediate Pred-| €ecessor Also Highly Eulo- gized in Public Address. . By the Associated Press GLOUCESTER. Mass.. August 28.—! Presidents Harding and Coolidge were Draised in an address by Senator Lodge at the Gloucester tercentenary exercises today. Of President Cool- 1dge the senator said: / deem ourselves highly the man upon whom the great responsibility under the terms of the Constitution was thus sud- gtnly imposed. President Coolidge is ne of our own. our very own. We know him and honor him and belleve | In him, and the trust we feel in him will, we are sure, soon be shared by the 'whole country. Sprung in un- broken descent from the men and women who settled and built up New ingland, 1t is needless to say that he is a thorough American in the Lroadest sense and finest sense of the word. He is a man of distin- suished _ability, wise, careful and Courageous, of unblemished character in private and in public life, experi- “enced in dealing with grave questions | of state.” Eulogizing President Harding, Sen- ator Lodge said: “I have never seen a man in high office beset as our President was by endless clamor and faced by count-| less questions, great and small, who met all difficulties In a spirit so pure- 1y disinterested as President Harding He thought only of what his duty was and what he believed to be for the best interests of the American peo- ple, whom he loved.” i YOUTH IS RELEASED IN GIRL’S SLAYING Police No Nearer Solution in Mys- terious Death of Bride—Mur- der Verdict Returned. By the Associated Press. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Au- gust 28.—Jacinto Fernandez, twenty- “vestigation in. connection with the mysterious death of Mrs. Elsie Sut- tle here Thursday, was released by the Colorado Springs police at the conclusion of a coroner's inquest. Mrs. E. C. Lowe of Denver, mother of the girl, testified the slaying “was an inside job.” Neither her testi- mony nor that of any other witness threw any new light on the death of the seventeen-year-old wife of R. H. Suttle, jr. Fernandes was held on suspicion “ being the author of five letters signed ‘“Jack” found under the dy- ing girl's pillow. No one was able 10 identify him as the youth who call- od at the Suttle home the morning of the attack.. At the inquest it developed that the girl's mother and L. C. Lowe were Rot married, and that her name is Mrs. Minnie Jorgensen. Four of the letters found under the dead girl's pillow were read during the inquest. Written in an unformed hand on ‘coarse, plain paper, the letters are Sald by officials of the district at- tarney's office to considerably narrow the Bcope of inquiry as to the inden- tity of the sender. The verdict of the coyoner's jury was that the girl's death was caused by wounds received on her head, at EEEEEEEEEEEENEENGENS Zhe PALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Centev—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. A\First Display and Sale of New Fall Velour Hats, *5 to *7.50 All kinds of Velour and Scratch Fur Felt Hats promise to be the leading style for Sports, Utility and Tailored wear, becanse of their light weight, clever styles and wonderful service obtained in this particular:styleshat. \ Anticipating this unusual demand we have gathered together this early display Smart Autumn ‘Ha Lyons ad Panne Vely await they Miss and Young Woman that is seeking the utmost im style and quality at $5.00 to $7.50. Included are the plain light-weight hats to the double-brim or famous cushion-brimmed Mattewan Velours, some trimmed with Grosgrain ribbon bands and' bows, others elaborately embroidered with bright colared chenille; in handsome "pokes, rolled brims, mushrooms and off-the-face models that will be sure to please all ages. andsCollege Girls’ hats. \ New Trimmed Hats These Velour hats make ideal Prep At $5.00 to $7.50 fashioned of new shades in t in the most approved styles, On Sale Tomorrow Morning—with other late arrivals—Palais Royal—Second Floor. = Art ‘Needlework‘——F our Special Lots The new things are arriving—the less newj are being hurried out at greatly reduced prices. Details below. . Stamped Lunch Cloths at $1 Cloth and napkins of extra heavy cream art craft cleth, stamped in two very attrac- tive designs. 54-inch cloth with four 18- New—Stamped on beautiful quality tan Scarf, $1.25 needleweave cloth. with chair back to match at 39c. e JL by 3-piece Buffet Set at 39¢ New-:-Two designs stamped on beautiful quality dream Jacquard cloth. At 39c set. 81x108. Rygular price, $3.00. Special at $2.25. Palais Royal—Main Floer. Final August Clearance —Marvelous Values in Today’s Needs About 100 Poiret Twill"Coats, all wool, beautifully lined with Crepe de Chine. Models are smart and up to the minute. At $18.50, $25, $35 and $45 Originally at $25.00, $35.00, $45.00 $55.00, $69.75 and $75.00. Colors are tan, navy and black. 50 Capes and Coats At $18.50, $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00 Originally $25, $35, $45, $69.50 and $75. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Summer SKirts Reduced White Silk ~Skirt and Cotton-and-silk Skirts. At $3.50, $5.50 and $7.98 Originally $5.50, $7.98, $8.98 and $10.75. Palais Royal—Third Fleor. Women’s House Dresses, $1.98 Regularly $2.98 and $3.98 Extra sizes—of percale and gingham, Small lot offered for clearance at $1.98, Japanese Kimonos at $2.98 Regularly $3.98 and §5.00 Slightly soiled, otherwise perfect, In pink only. At $2.98. Palals Royal—Third Floor. Girls’ Dresses at $3.98 Originally $5.50 to $10.98. Odd lot of vailes, crepes and ginghams. Sizes to 16 years. : $1.35 Girls’ Combinations at $1 Of soft nainsook, bloomer leg and lace trimmed on top and bottom. Sizes 4 to 14 years. At $L. Girls’ $1.25 Gowns at $1 Women’s Silk: Hose at $1.35 Regularly §4.75 and $1.95 First . quality Fullefashioned Silk Hose, with mercerized garter top. Black, white and new autumn shaklés of brown, grav, suede, beige, nude, fallow and otter. All sizes.. At $1.35. i Women's Glove Silk ‘Hose, $1.35 Slight irregulars of $1.95 and $2.50 grades. Fine ribbed, in black amd- brown. Glove Sitk Chiffon Net Hose, in gray, beige, nude and suede. First quality. At $1.35 pair. PalaisqRoyal—Mailan Floor, Women’s Union Suits 2 for $1.25 Regularly 75¢ to $1.00. Low neck, sleeve- less, tight knee and umbrella, itailored band, built-up shoulder and bodice with tape strap, also the popular closed wide leg. Regular, extra and Jumbo sizes. Richelieu, Cedarbrook and other good malkes. Palais Royal-—Mafa Floor. Boys Interesting to Mothers—Boys' Summer Clothes at sensational Clearance Pirices. Boys’ $4.95 Summer Suits, of good quality Daytonia and Beach Cloth, for the bigger 32 ‘75 boys, 8 to 17 years. Final o Clearance price, Boys' $1.95 and $2.25 Khaki Knickers at $1.65 The very best-Army khaki and finestytai- lored. Sizes 7 to 20. Reduced to $1.65. Little Boys’ Wash Suits ' $1.95 High grade. Sizes 2% to 8. ‘Reducedito $1.95. : A $1.95 Knickers, $1.45 Boys’ $1.95 White Duck Knickers. No finer made. -Reduced to $1.45. Flapper: Suits, $145 ' Little Boys” $1.95 Khaki Flyper Suits, 7. Reduced R R RN R R R P AR R R R New Autumn Dresses, Special at #25 Featuring new styles— Tiers, Panels, Flounces; also straightline tailored models and a few exquisitely embroidered. The object has been to offer a variety to suit every Miss and Woman—in sizes 16 to 46, The price is made uniform--$25 for choice—but many will be rightly ‘judged worth considerably more. Sleeves a la latest mode—new beltless models and new conservative line models. Browns, navy and black—according to fashion’s decree. The Palais Royal department for dresses is entering this 1923-24 season with a reputation already earned—with styles for young ladies and larger women the important features. Our reputation for regular sizes is of great variety but few of any one. Certainly the best possible at $25—particularly just now. Palais Royal—Third Floor, The 1923-24 Sports Coats, 22.50 & 25 Arriving at this writing—not yet out of their wrappings, but ready for inspection tomor- row morning. Details have to be lacking in this hurried note. On View and for Sale Tomorrow Morning—Palais Royal—Third Floor Attractive Fall Blouses— New—Just Received—Dainty Tailored Blouses At sZ.m) Of fine dimity, all white, | At 35.00 heavy whi}te “&afih si]k]s o various styles, plain or pleat- with gray, black and white trimmings. New collegiate sports collars and round neck and Tuxedo styles, ed models, round necks, sports and Tuxedo with newly correct long sleeves. Overblouses collars, long sleeves and turn-back cuffs. All and tuck-in styles. All sizes, 36 to 46. At $2.00. sizes. At $5.00. On Sale Palais Royal—Third Floor. On Sale Tomorrow Morming—Third Floeor. Furniture—Semi-Annual Sale—at 109 it ; ! ° 1310 ndopt & hermas inch napkins to match. Special at $1 set. $3 Stamped Bedspreads, $2.25 h R l P POlcy iR iorutAblIEg Table R 39 d $1.25 Three favorite designs on heaviest quality O 1 3 O ess an egu ar rlces A s able Kunners, C an " unbleached! sheeting. Bolster attached, size ¥ Deferred Payments Can Be Associated—Ask the Salesman This year thousands of dollars are invested in furniture for every room in the home, whether for the making of a néw home or brightening the old. Today we draw atten- tion to exceptional offerings in Refrigerators. Reduced to $22.50 Reduced to $20.00 Of ashwood, golden oak fin- ish, steel wire shelves, Width, 23%; depth, 15%, and height, 42 inches. Reduced to $12.95 Top-icer Refrigerator, of hardwood, golden oak finish. Width 19%;: depth, 14}; height, 39 inches. Reduced to $17.50 Top-icer Refrigerator, of ashwood. Width, 2255 ; depth, 145, and height 40%% inches. Top-icer Refrigerator, of ashwood, golden oak finish Width, 25%; depth, 1874, and height, 44 inches. A ) A Reduced to $36.50 Three-door Front-icer Re- frigerator, golden oak finish, of ashwood. Width, 32; depth 19%;; height, 45 inches. Reduced to $26.00 Three-door Front-icer Re- frigerator, of ashwood, golden oak finish, Width, 29; depth, 171%; height, 41 inches. Reduced to $31.00 Top-icer Refrigerator, of ashwood. Width, 27 ; depth, 19, and height, 45 inches. Reduced to $21.45 Three-door Front-icer Re- frigerator, of ashwood, golden oak finish. Width, 27%;; depth, 15, and height, 40 inches. Just as Refrigerators Are Here in Greatest Variety, So Are Bedroom, Dining, Library and Kitchen Furniture Nothing too cheap or too expensive—furniture that will bear the test of time and make every Palais Royal patron a life-time friend. Our equitable plan of deferred payments does not in- volve risk or annoyance to patrons or ourselves. This Semi-annual Sale is now so well known that only those new to Washington need be assured the savings are from 10 per cent to 33%5 per cent. Reducéd to $41.00 Three-door Front-icer Re- frigerator, larga size, sterling quality, of ashwood; made to last for years. Width, 30 inches; depth, 18%, and height 44 inches. Reduced to $60.00 Three-door Front-icer Re- frigerator, of ashwood, golden oak finish. Width, 38; depth, 20%; height, 51 inches. Inspect our furniture—ask the prices—then inquire as to deferred payments.—Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. $150,000 Worth New Rugs & Draperies See the 50-inch-wide Velours here—at $2.95 yard—and let us make portieres to your order. Select from a full variety of colors. Expert service assured. No extra charge for this service. ‘ Marquisette Curtains, $1.68 New Rugs Featured—Lot 1 With hemstitched borders and cluny lace edge. Some have High-Pile Axminster Rugs, Seamless neat valance to fit between. 0x12 feet at $47.95. 6x9 feet at $2650. 83x10.6 feet at $42.25. 46x6.6 feet at $14.25. Ruffled Scrim Curtains, $1.25 7.6x9 feet at $32.95. 36x63 inches at $8.25. : 27x54 inches at $4.75. A very fine grade fabric made with wide hem rufle. Just 150 pairs in all. Lot 2—Seamless Brussels Rugs Scotch Madras Curtains 9x12 feet at $27.75. 7.6x9 feet at $18.95. Special, $1.95 and $2.75 pair 8.3x10.6 feet at $24.50. 6x9-foot size at $15.25. 27x54-inch size at $2.75. In all-over designs. A wery fine curtain for bedrooms. Plain cream shades at $1.95 pair. Some in colored figures at $2.75, Lot 3—Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12-foot size at $46.50. 6x9-foot size at $25.75. 83x106-foot size at $4150. 27x54-inch size at $4.35. The New Waltona Rugs her home. Sald wounds were felo- . the best in stock:; Sizes 2% ta . - A piovaiy inficted by'a Boavy object in Medoror eotian seatiiciand crope AL oSt Drapery Silks at 98c yard Sapitary and easy to keep clean. In deslgns for any part of known to this jury. : A o Plain and figured; 36 inches wide; in all the wanted color- the home. e A LEAGUE DELEGATE NAMED. ROME, August 28—The Tribuna an- nounces that Giovanni Glumati, min- ister of liberated regloms, has been Infants’ Fooetwear, 65¢c pr. Soft sole shoes and slippers, variety of styles, in white and colors. Sizes 1 to 3 . Wash-Pants, 35¢ Little Boys® ?5c and 95c Wash Pants, in/ straights only, of Daytonia Clath and Crash. 9x12-foot size at $15.75. 7¥%4x9-foot size at $1075. 9x10%-foot size at $13.95. 6x9-foot size at $7.75. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Custom-Made Velour Portieres ings. Window Shades, $1.00 and $1.25 Better grades. Mounted on Hartshorn guaranteed rollers, appolnted %’“‘h“fhw wlfif 1‘::5:"":{ years. At 65c pair. Sizes 3 to 7. Redus to, * complete with fixtures and pull. . Duplex Color Shades at 36 inches wide, $1995 pair 50 inches wide, $27.95 pair B e (hanre. | Higuar Ciann, Palais Royal—Third Floor. ° Pajals Réval—Main Floor. $1.25 each. American Holland es at $1.00, 2 Palals RoyaleFourth Floor. 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