Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 39

ARAB DEATH CURSE IN-MURDER CHARGE, Woman’s Alleged Confession | Involves Poisoning When Rites Have Failed. $15,000 TESTIMONIAL TO BISHOP RHINELANDER Diocese Honors Prelate, Who Ras Resigned, for Twelve Years of Service. By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 14— The Rt. Rev. Phillp M. Rhinelander, Bishop of Pennsylvania, was present- | ed yesterday with a testimonial fund of $15.000 by the diocese in recogni- tion of his twelve vears' episco in the diocese. The bishop designa | that the fund be used for the perma- THE WILL ISSUE BULLETIN. | Santa Fe to Combat Attacks on Railroads. TOPEKA, Kan., November 14.—Ex- pressing the bellef that government ownership of raflroads is the ulti- mate purpose of “the many attacks which have lately been made upon transportation lines,” President W. B. Storey of the Sante Fe system yes- terday announced that these attacks will be met by an Information bulle- tin, which will be published from time to time under his direction “to give patrons information about sub- Jjects which have been wrongfully presented.” EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923. $4 Tapestry Couch Co?gx"s : $2.69 Heavy Tapeslry Couch Covers, 50 and 56 inches wide, 25 yards long, new effects in rose, blue, mulberry and brown, as well as oriental de- signs. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor, ' DOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE® 39¢ and S0c Washable Cretonnes 24c utifal Yard-wide Cretonnes, i lght k_fioral, etripe, bird and tapestry de- Full bolts from which you may pur- 1o il tyles mld Floor—Bargaln Table and Fouwrtd nent endowment of a cathedral in this diocese. Personal friends of Bishop Rhinelander also presented him with a gold watch. . ay, in Dallas, Tex., the house of AMNESIA VICTIM IMPROVES. DENNISON, Ohlo, November 14 Ebtat o or Underhill, twenty-five, piscopal Church, inlamnesia vietim, who disappeared from al session, will act on thg bish- | " s d Columbus October 23, is recovering resignation of his jurisdiction. It { i, ‘memory In a hospital hers, where xpected that it will be aceepted. | Y r by i " b Rbhelantdoy Kool his e was taken Saturday by police who ion of resigning last May, giv. found him wandering _about the 1 health: an the renson. streets, Papers in his pockets led to . : his identification. Underhill's wife re- turned to her home in Conway, Ark., c roresian. | LAD WHO PUT BUD ON BIER e ot “Madief S -hacked HTSH salesman for a Chicago firm. o v own | OF PRESIDENT IS KILLED, il ath potion | 3| “ut poison to| Ambrose Higgins, Four, Bun Down died, ac- | A by Motor Truck Near Candy Store. Noteworthy Savings for Thursday on Alexander Smith’s Fine Rugs Large Room Size.. » Rugs of a high standard of quality—the same long wearing kinds that your parents bought, that your grandparents bought, that folks are buying right now! Spectal Dispateh to The Star. FRESNO, Calif., November 14.—Every ovening at sunset for forty days M Potegian face the east | & aamed before heap of | ashes, prayin that “eurse Urj death” might end the lives of her U stepson and stepdaughter, who stood | between her and the $400,000 estate of her dead husband, Setrak Potegian, wd, whe a Men’s Heavy-Weight F leeced Union Suits Seconds of $2.50 Values $ 1.79 Men’s Oneita Heavy-weight Fleece-lined Union Suits, random gray color, clear white fleecing guaranteed not to . rub off. Full cut sizes from 36 to 46. The imperfections are very slight and will not affect wearing qualities. $450 Pull-over Sweaters, heavy- | Men's Silk Neckwear, medium welght wool mixed; three- | shape four-in-hand shapes, in plece shawl collar, plain color | stripes, figures, plaids, Pari- body, with contrasting breast | slan and novelty ef- stripe or collar; mostly in | fects. Values worth 3gc siees 35, 40 and 42. g2 g | G0cand T5c; each...... 5 4 be awfully hard h fun. which this ia Borgia— | suspected of murders— | ave In her ccll shortly after she| earned that her mother had commit- ted suiclde Bits Cut From Clothing. Tha ashes before which Mr h evening By the Associated Pross, v November n two months Tomorrow at. (Three for $1.00) A large assortment of handsome orjental Goldenberg s—Fi medallion and floral désigns in rich, colorings that will harmonize with any decorative scheme. All are strictly perfect and in the desired 9xI2-ft room size. Congoleum Art Rugs, $9.85 (When Perfect, $13.75) | These are termed “seconds.” but we fail to find any defect that will affect wear or appearance. All have complete borders, in new and wanted wool 9x10.6-ft. large room size. 7.6x9-ft. size. $7.45 (When Perfect,. $11.25) ildren e rotu reverently n the bier Lace Curtain Sale $5 and $6 Values $1.95 $3.95 In this lot are curtains by the pair or panels, which are used one to a window, in beautiful novelty effect or heavily worked designs, copied from high-priced laces Scotch, Nottingham, Filet, Madras and Tuscan weaves, in white, ivery and ecru colors. 27% yards long and full width Made of double twisted thread. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor, Sale of $10; $12.50 and $15 French Room Hats Satins, Velvets and S e §77.50 s Jraw Quality extraordinary—and price _exceptionai- sl In meet in_this special_sale of beautiful French Room t O oot $259° Hais which are priced for one day at $75( Goldenberg s—First ¥loor. ch and so charming are these = och¥s and pokes that they 3 ost discerning’ woman n # lity and deft designs—the last word in smart mil- iinery. . Dozens of new styles trimmed with flowers, touches of bright embroidery, smart veils and bril- liant ornaments. . Creations from our French Room—exact copies of Paris models and the smartest styles from leading New York designers—augment this showing. Thursday onlv, $7.50. No C. 0. D.s or approvals: no hats accepted for exchange or re- turn. All sales final. . Goldenberg's—MILLINERY DEPARTMENT—Second Floor, $32.50 and $35 Seamless Velvet and Brusseels Rugs, $26.45 mless Velvet and Brussels Rugs, mith & Son's make; floral, oriental designs, in light or dark colorings in any room In the house. $65 Wilton Velvet and Axminster Rugs, $49.50 43 12-ft. large room size deep-pile Axminster and ‘ heavy-grade Wilton Velvet Rugs, all perfect qual- | i { 1 and $3 Values ALWAYS READY FOR Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Growing children went and fre- quently need more nourishment than adults, owing to the activity of their restless little bodies. Baker's Cocon fills all the require- ments of the dieti- tian and physician es a delicious, pure and healthful beverage. Just as good for older people. "It the cocoa of hich quality " Made only by WalterBaker & Co.tea. Established 1780 Mills at Dorchester, Mass. and Mentreal, Canads 'BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREZ rug designs. 6x9-t. size. $5.95 e to a candy sto whom 3 the wheels of the until she c F nd made in one piece, with no seams to mar ( hen» Perfect, uty of desizn. Handsome orfental, medallion and neat patterns. Smith’s and Firth Carpet Co’s $9.00) makes | Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. ulears tne SKin i of All Blemishes After other treatments tail to clear the « | 3kin o7 blotches. blemishes rasnes or any atfliction thar causes imperfect skin the mighty healing power ot PETERSON'S OINTMENT speedily succeeds It’s 1ust .he same with eczema, itching | skin acne 1nd ourning Usually one »- pplicatton stops the terrible itching. All druggists—35 cents. Mail orders | filled, send 35 cents to Peterson Oint- ment Co., Buffalo, N. Y. mail pie must be 6 . $2 Crepe de Chine, $1.69 One of the most fashionable silk weaves for over blouses and dressés, a beautiful, heavy, firm woven all-silk quality, full 40 inches wide, in a large assortment of street and evening shades, also white and black. $2.50 Canton Crepe, 39 inc‘hen | $250 Printed Crepe de Chine, 40 inc the tegian New Small Hats in Metallic Cloths, Brocades, Under Rug. ays of Ineffectual wide; rich lustrous quality, | s wide; fine all-silk qual- W‘lth heavy crepe finish | ity; correct styles and color- All wanted autumn ings for blouses, j Anndes. atcs prack . $1.98 2 Cluflpn Si 35 inches wide; | $§3 Satin-face Canton Crepe, 40 beautiful satin i de; 1 H heavs : complete assortment of anted shades for and n‘\fm.ll-v $1.49 7 T i S S S S o T G Y S S e kept the a: newspay v day und i the autopsy on the body bright t nd, who died six c believed to have © slow poison, which gradually ped his strength and broug —apparently from tuberculosis. — It {8 a peculiarity of the horse to wrise _on its forelegs first, while the o8 ts hind legs. W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET, N. W. (opposite the Shoreham) In Our EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY SALE will be found a large selection of ORIENTAL RUGS From the best weaving districts of the East, hand. woven .to our order by the master weavers of a reliable manufacturer — each of these beautiful rugs is a delightful possession. A newshipment, which practically doubled our stock, ‘ gives you the opportunity to choose from an excep- navy, cocoa and black. ; = - tionally large variety of patterns and colors. Regular sizes 16 to 46, also extra sizes and “Stylish Stouts.” from $1' 50 Seamless Bleache d . T 42V to 52Y; and 45 to 51. The prices are exceptionally low and we invite a Goldenbors's—COAT SECTION—econd Floor. Sicets $1 19 comparison with opportunities offered elsewhere. 3 i ; 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, full double-bed size ; MOSSOULS $20 to 50 IRAN DOZARS $85 to loo $6’ $7 and $8 Comfom perfect quality, heavy, close-woven sheeting cotton ; finished with three-inch hem NOBARANS 35t085 TURCOMANS 20t0 40 $4 8 5 3147‘9 Seamless) Eloched) Sficctay)exted s Boavy ' roandichrond $1.59 ; . EEETEeY JOWWALS 20t 50 BOKHARAS 20 o 35 Mill samples of Hygeia Brand Cotton-filled Comforts, grade, free from starch or dressing.: 59c Bleached Pillowcases, with | 25c¢ Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, hemstitching and lace edges; 40 inches wide, extra size 72x80 inches, for double beds; covered with fine grade 18¢ sateen and silk-like mercerized cambric, figured on both sides; some with plain sateen borders. fine close woven qual- 3gc heavy round thread ity: size 45x36 inches.. grade full Bedspreads, .filled Comforts, size 72x72 inches, filled with soft, fluffy cotton, c“v'vndh good quality coverings, light and dark figured ¢ 45 Extra Size Garments Attractively Priced Extra Size Chambray Gingham | Extra Size Flannelette Dressing Aprons, in green and Sacques, pretty gray and lav- trimmed with rickrac ender effe made with open front mode round collar ind cuft gy 50 full cut 2 sleeves: sizes 48 to 52 o | made IEnr- Size Sateen Petticoats, Extra Size Muslin Bloomers, large beautiful imported qual reinforcement: extra full cut with rich, lustrous finish; sizes; corre: and gge black and navy blue made . > : s Worth $2.50, at...... Goldenbery's—Third Floor. E b % é : . i g : : : : : i Ve 0 e O S T T R R W Attractive, High-Grade Coats Underpriced for Thursday Intended to Sell for $42,50 to $55 Specia) Pl;rrhase of 200 Boys’ $8 and $8.50 ‘Two-Pants Suits New Fall Mix- tures. Sizes 8 to 17 years . Excellent wearing suiting mixtures, tailored in the new Norfolk model; yoke and box-pleat back. Choice.of a variety of dre patterns. Two pairs of full-cut knicker- bockers with each suit. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Junior Overcoats, of heather chin- | Wool chilla,’ also gray and green | chevi red flannel linin, others of dark brown cla wool lined; ra 1 sizes 3 to 9 worth Newest and Most Desired Fabrics of Rich Quality Hors et o 7 L ey . " Wo . “pull-over Bolivia Brytonia and Iniitation Broadtail S SoimbTnac o colors and Normandy Combinations ‘ 36 Worth 3150, A1 9295 | Velour Imitation of Mole y The majority of these coats have fine fur collars of Caracul, Gray Fox, Manchurian Wolf, Beaverette, Nutria, Viatka Coney, Red Fox and Dyed Opossum. e Straightline and belted models, with large Mandarin sleeves; newest style collars; some with tailored sleeves and turn-back cuffs. The season’s favorite colors of gray, brown. Handsome Winter Coats, the majority with fine fur collars, purchased special and offered in this event at a price much Jless than regular. : | -§8.50. Sale price | Part-wool Sweaters, pull-over style, with combination color 'S; assorted colors; boy's 12 Worth Sale price to 14 $1.95 Headquarter’s for Tim’s Patent Muffler Caps. . The most practical cap made for boys of all ages: wantod ootors aua combinations. % gt Goldenberg's—Third Floor. 35¢ Dress Ginghams 29¢ yd. 32-inch Dress Ginghams, fine, close-woven grade, es- pecially desirable for wom- en’s and children’s tub frocks. A large assortment of styles and colors, such as stripes, plaids, checks and all plain shades. Warranted fast colors. 29c Bleached Domet Flannel, 27 inches wide, extra heavy double fleeced quality ... lgc 39c Shirting Madras, 36 inches wide, 1light grounds with printed checks. stripes, dots, plaids and figures, for men's and boys' 25 shirts .. ’ c 89 Bath R Cloth, 36 inches ‘wide and extra heavy double fleeced quality, for men's, Included in This Sale Are HIGH GRADE CARPETS These are all of first quality, in patterns or in plain colors which are now in vogue. FIGURED WILTON VELVET , . . $3.75yd. FIGURED WOOL VELVET . & . . 275yd PLAIN WILTON VELVET. .. . . 3.75vyd. FIGURED AXMINSTER 3.75 yd. FIGURED AXMINSTER . . , . . 275yd FIGURED HIGH PILE AXMINSTE 7.25 yd. . PLAIN HIGH PILE AXMINSTER . "~ ' 7.28yd. S S TR B0 e S A R SR $350 Crochet Bedspreads, $2 Crochet heavy raised Mar- €360 effects; worth $3.00 each. Friday at . double-bed size, in single-bed size; seilles patterns seilles designs Goidenberg's—First Floor. .wool Blankets, good heavy weight; 66x80-inch ,size, for double P'gsds;lwmte or gr‘sy with blue or pink borders: also plaids of blue, pink, tan and gray; some slightly solled from han- &5 45 dling; worth $7. Friday teeesessssecsss cabsesios copece WOV Girls’ $3.50 Wool Flannel B its it Bioe of DIk Birber $5.08 Blouses, $2.98 - riday ateessse Siskmesondusabonsensin n fimza:—s-!m Floor. % All-wool Flannel Blouses, in red and navy bluej trim- med with braid and silk emblem. Regulation models; all ‘women's and children’'s bath = { sizes. Dress Goods and Velvets EtanE Girls' Middy Skirts, of wool check material; made with muslin $2.29. For Fall and Winter Frocks in all the new- 75¢ walst; sizes 8 to 14 years. At... wesssessisennsn . . est designs and col- $1.75 All-wool Crepe, 44 inches | $225 All.wool French Serge, 54 | o e o . Women’s $5 & $6 Novelty Low Shoes $3.85 a pair Footwear that is right in the height of demand, lowered in price for a rousing sale tomorrow. These are novelty strap pumps, and they are correctly styled in the popular Log Cabin Suede, Patent Leather, Black and Brown Kid, Tan Calf and Black Satin. Welt and turn soles—all styles of heels, including Spanish, mili;ar:{ and low walking heels. Sizes 24 to 7, widths A to G in the lot. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. ors e de, one of fashion’s fa- inches wide, extra fine, close- ?(:nte weaves for dresses. twilled quality, In black, navy., brown, in black. and burgundy: $l 39 brown, copen B | Goldenberg's—First Floor, and burgundy . $1 Dress Corduroy, 36 inches wide, with “stylish ' wide wale; silk lustrous for coats, Wraps, $4.98 palis 1 -t 89¢ capes, etc. «. i ur $350 All.wool Coating, 54 inches | $I2_ Salt's btex 9.98 ‘Dressing Sacques 4 nches e, - $1 - n 3 Out Establishment is open Freight paid to .n shipping every day from 8 to 5:30 ooints in the United States Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries an Asuvance of Satisfaction Flannelette Dressing Sacques, good heavy quality, in an as- sortment of meat, pretty patterns. ‘Made wtih collar and belt; sizes la largle checked _ef- th, 50 Inches 38 to 46, wide, fects' , and : mix- wide; a popular ures, 'All wanted fabric for coats, e e 52'59 CaDes, ©L0. sseee