Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 37

e —————————te———————————— A ————————— | fo EDITOR EXTRADITED. | Siinf e, disnlty and, Horer | proviaing for his imprisonment had legislative council before he could BANK EMBEZZLER - SENT TO ATLANTA . Man Who Looted Bay State Insti- tution of $200,000 Given: Four Years and Three Months. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, November 15.—Joseph B. Mareino, sought throughout the United States as the dominating fis- ure in the embeazlement of $200,000 from the Fir tional Bank of War- ven, Mass., last February, and finally arrested in Mexico, was sentenced | Yesterday to four years and three months at hard labor ims the federal Ppenitenti at Atlanta. He had Ly atter indictment for bbotting in the misap- T Career, which h\«ludell - bar! of this money | ered part in the looting i 1, IS now serving in m outh jail. d on e, at liberty, under bonds, awajt | mg trial H FARMERS’ RESERVE CASH , EXHAUSTED, EDITOR SAYS Former College Dean Says Condi- tions Worse Now Than Since World War. Prese. CITY, Mo agricultural . November 15.— Declaring conditions were wo ime since the editor of whole generation, & DProsperous gener- ation at tha Va attention to the persons went 800,000 left the c ACTRESS’ FATHER TO PAY CREDITORS SAYS LAWYER Lila Lee aud Husb'\nd James Kirk- wood, Believed Aiding Charles Appel. Under Indictment, ber 15. — Charles otion pic- o mma e and grind, saves repair and one filling asts an ¢ EBONITE (IT's SHREDDED oiL) \.\ l‘l: Y I \Vhen you are suffering ” with rheumatism, so you | can hardly get around just I \ try Red Pepper Rub and i1l you will have the quickest {118 relief known. 3 Nothing has such concen- trated, penetrating heat as :§ red peppers. Instant re- lief. Just as soon as you Montreal Man Brought to New| York on Check Charge. NEW H. Roberts of Mol The Axe, released from a Canadlan | year for publishing an article con- |an jail last’ April after. sprving morc | cerning the murder three years ago than three months of a year's sentence | of Blanche Garneau. THE EVENING STAR, | pleaded not gullty to having cashed frludull.l’llly three checks totaling be sent | R oberts, whose extradition New 'Ymk authorities sought for several YORK, November 15.—John | months, surrendered Tuesday ntreal, editor of | He was arrested in A speclal bill' territory. WASHINGTON, to jail. —_— 5 Reindeer herds started in Alaska ‘Quebec last | thirty-three years ago imals have grown until today There » | are 250,000 head of reindeer in that with six D. GERMAN WAR AVIATOR By the Almhlefl Press. EW YORK, November 1. schenenberx lieutenant In the au- man air force durlnw the wa. T, | cidentally jumped to his.death “while C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, the steamship Muenchen, which docked | yesterday, was nosing her way along LEAPS OFF SHIP TO DEATH | the Long Island coast. Schellenberg was bound for the United States to enter business with Albert Smith of 1216 Vine street, —Karl | 5 00 S brating the closing of the bar when | the accident occurred at midnig! One man -leaped over & o rmer | that will burn sawdu 1923, shee himse! th others, he was cele- chair to display his agility. lenberg, with a watch this,” ran railing, evidently intending to bal- If on the rail by grasping stay. He missed both rail and stay. | yoia b0 {ieut. G toward the deck | —— The increasing cost of fuel has led the development of s heatmgslo\- { barograph show 3 — BEATS ALTITUDE RECORD. Schel- ! “That's nothing; | PARIS. November 15.—The ‘zvlnlorl aporte ha: ter the aititude | | Navy fiver, at 4, | Jeot to official verification. Order in Bankruptcy Issued D770 7222, Yz Wiz i Lz NO SUCH CROWDS——NO SUCH BARGAINS NO SUCH AMOUNT OF BUSINESS EVER KNOWN OF IN THE ENTIRE EXISTENCE OF THIS GREAT WOMEN’S STORE - Doors Open Promptly Friday A.M. at 9.15 Rain or Shine Don t Wait—--Come Early J.E.CUNNINGHAM & CO. 316 7th St. N.W. New Bargains and Greater Reductions Await You Every Day Here we show you a picture of the great crowds of eager buyers that thronged the pavements Wednesday, Nov. 7th, waiting for admission to the store where the great- est bargains of all times are being offered daily—each day sees its quota of new surprises and lower prices. CAN YOU, IN JUSTICE TO YOURSELF, AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREAT MONEY-SAVING EVENT LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AWAY Truly opportunities like these seldom ever hap- pen—no matter where you live, come here to- morrow and get your share. Terms of Sale— Cash; No Goods Sold to Dealers Georgette- Blouses o e 1.98 L at $6.00 each your choice =T Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits cludmg the best in America; fur s and plain tailored mod- One lot of costume blouses in navy and trimmed, formerly sold Suits that sold up to $89.50, in- 1 tl; 11 els, mostly all navy blu’e, assorted sizes lnds o materials. All to go —_— at Silk Capes About 15 fine, pure silk capes, all to go $9 .95 Silk Underwear One lot of allsilk navy blue camisoles that sold for $1.00 and $1.98. While they last 50c Silk Sweaters One lot of pure silk, fancy knit, imported sweaters. Sold up to $25.00. To go for.... $5,.00 POSITIVELY THE MOST STARTLING, ASTONISHING ASTOUNDING DRESS SALE EVER KNOWN : EXTRA! EXTRA! DRESSES You will want two or three of these dresses when you see them. JUST THINK! Everything pertaining to- this great business must be liquidated and all as- sets sacrified for immedi- ate action. g A Real “Bonanza’ for the Public Shirt Waists One lot of odds and ends of washable volle and batiste shirt waists, p tailored and fancy tnm-s 1 00 ; representing values ur t 84 00. Your choice Silk Waists One lot of assorted silk waists, in- cluding punywtllowu, extra- Ladies’ Coats Hundreds of Ladies’ Coats at priees ttempted ic b We have taken practically all our women’s ‘and misses’ better dresses regardless of former 5 | selling prices and grouped them in one lot for | quick disposal. Alltogoat.................. ~ Ladies’ Coats One lot of regular coats that sold for $40—the best in our stock at lhuslllaso price. All to go in this = great sale at apply Red Pepper Rub you s feel the tingling heat. threé minutes it warms the ‘ ’ $65 Ladies’ Coats P“"Wely the greatest bnr.un er offered. Coats that, "H for $65. These co-tlsl must be leen to be ap- preciated. Your choice. Silk Dresses One rack of odds and ends of fine silk dresses selling all the way up to $30.00 each, to be closed out at a wonderful s 00 ain if your size is be; the belief of th hmnmmd, all u-qto und$49 newest styles. Luxurious Fur Tnmmmp Silk Underwear One lot of very fine Italian silk vests, -plain and fnncy embroidered. Tosl'98 go for- sore spot_ through '} through. Frees the blood ? circulation, breaks up the congestion—-and the old rheumatism torture is Rowles Red Peyper made from red peppers, costs little at any drug ! store. Get a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neunus, \ backache, stiff neck, sore *{ muscles, colds in chest. AI- most instant relief awaits : you. Be sure to get the . genuine, with the name ' \§ Rowles on each package. B N here 18 $50 Ladies’ Suits One lot of well tailored, new styled, omrtl m:ed..sls—o Choiee Crepe de Chine Blouses. One lot of fine tailored s 98 crepe de chine blouses, bbb all to go at suitable for ate wear. choi