Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 38

o M CRAYSHYSTFFE 0T HI FTIE Governor Claims Attention to Duty Ruined Him—Attacks Attitude of Jury. EVANSVILLE, Ind., December 13.— “When everything has been cleared n regard to my present financial dif- ficulties the people of Indiana will And that during my administration chief executive of this beln)\‘pdl squarely and l|n||v‘ Warren T. ray Euhil ht in a statement re- g letment by the grand § 2 Indianapolis several \\N‘koi e governor said that his failures were due only to the fact that he had devoted his entire time nusxlflxhl_\i toward the dutles of governor and | a result his ire personal for- tune was wiped out. He vigorously | attacked the method d In refusing i low him to go be He stated tha 3 < to bri He referred to the grand § is T made an address new bridge span- affairs are laid ory before cted me to ple may e of affalrs T am n to them. | ame up 1 expect- rded other Ameri- go before the grand - nfortunately me, notwith- the man. Feels Injustice. KLAN CHAPLAIN IS HELD FOR TRIAL UNDER DRY ACT Rev. C. A. Ridley Accused of Driv- ing Auto in Atlanta While Intoxicated. Br tue Assoclated Press. ATLANTA, Caleb A, Rid (chaplain) of th H December 13.—Rev. | imperia kiudd Ku Kiux Klan, was | e courts yesterday of §$100 on charges of vio- prohibition law and $300 1 a car while under the liquor. Ridley waived examlination when he appeared before Judge John- son in recorder's court. He was ar- restend v Pollceman | Shumate that _he was driving a car on the main business while under the influ- | Them days are gone forever OWADAYS—the up-to-date salesman never thinks of lugging heavy, unwieldy sample cases. The Union Transfer Company maintains a special delivery service whereby you can check all of your sample trunks and cases on your ticket from your hotel, resi- dence or business house direct to destination. Smples from weore o stores and fom one part of the city to another. cost is moderate. UNION TRANSFER CO. Baggage Express Camden One-third the regu- lar doss. Made eame then of ndy conted. For children adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGQIST, F*plu Drug.- Stores, Inc. Dr. Mayo Wants ‘College Girls to ECONOMIC RESEARC BODY IS ORGANIZED Make Own Beds Seven Trustees Picked From Finan- By the Aseociated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., December 13—Dr. W. J. Mayo of Rochester does not belleve girls should get out of the habit of making up their own beds when they go off to college, he sald. He made his position clear to fellow members of the University of Minnesota board of regents dur- ing a discussion of dormitories. In explaining the items included in the dormitory charge for womam students, Albert J. Lobb, univer- sity controller, enumerated, among other things, chambermaid service, “‘And what does that consist of?" Dr. Mayo asked “Making up beds, cleaning and dusting the rooms and so forth,” Mr. Lobb replied. Dr. Mayo laughed. “I dare say most of the woman students 1iving thero made up their own beds when they were home he sald. “I do not see why they should abandon that wholesome practice while at the university.” cial, Labor and Academic Cir- cles for Task. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 13.—Or- ganization of the Economic Founda- tlon, with seven trustees from finan- clal, labor and academic circles, was announced here. The foundation, the organizers state, is the first public industrial sclence. The beneficiary is to be the Bureau of Economic Research, which | and unemployment. | The trustees are: Thomas W. .\ Lamont, J. P. Morgan & Co.; John I. Frey, American Federation of Labor; D. Young, General Electri Byrne, attorney . _Columbia Uni . Warren, Cornell move in the direction of creating a || permanent fund for impartial in- || vestigations in economic, social and | |f primary | | National | | has made studies of business cycles ||| University, and Nicholas Kelley, torney. M. C. Rorty, president of the ureau, one of the speakers, pointed out the need for real facts every- where as an antidote for destructive propaganda. He said that on a recent trip to Europe and South America he had seen a war in the making and that when the facts were searched out the only possible cause of ccn- flict appeared to lie in the activities' of two armament companies. . ——— The discovery of Ohm of one of the fundamental laws of electricity led to his belng forced out of his position as teacher In the high school in'! Cologne. Atwood & pprecllt Designers and Munuacturers Lighting Fixtures Wopdward & Lothrop -1 he Christmas Store - Lasmy o At %25 and Less Gift Furniture You'll Like These pieces of Gift Furniture will answer nicely as a remembrance at Christmas, rendering years of service to the recipient. Dozens and dozens of other pieces not mentioned, from which to select, End Table, $15; beauti- fully matched walnut grain on top; an unusual design; combination wal- nut construction. i Solid Mahogany Table, $25; of the Duncan Phyfe design, now appearing in the best types of homes. Combination Walnut Bed= side Table, $16; is an at- tractive, convenient piece. Copper-trimmed Cedar Chest, $13.50, of fragrant red cedar; casters, lock and handles, 36-inch size. For Bedroom, Living Room, Hall and Breakfast Room. For men, young women and the housewife. Mahogany-finish Pedes- tal, $4. For ferns, flow- ers—this pedestal makes a nice little gift. 19 inches high. Quaint Little Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, with but- ton tray, $11.50. Carry- ing handle. Console Table, $25; for hall or living room. With attractive mirror placed above would be lovely. Combination mahogany. Furniture Section, Sixth ficor. A handy little Dropleaf Gateleg Table with solid mahogany top, size 26x 34; gracefully turned legs. For a lamp, for books, for use as a tea table, $18.50. This Windsor Chair, $12.50; for use with gate- leg tables that so many are using for breakfast Wing Chair or Rocker, $24.50 each; solid brown mahogany; embodying comfort, sturdy construc- tion and plain, neat de- sign. Handsome French Pillows Greatly, Reduced *30 to *85 Right now at the height of the gift season we offer these handsome French handmade pillows at greatly reduced prices. A truly won- derful gift, as well as for your own use at home. handsome creations, wonderfully embroidered, beautifully de- signed; the rich colors and materials must be seen to be appreciated. Beautiful French Table Scarfs Greatly Reduced Now $22-50 to $58.50 They are rich, Each is an exclusive design; orily one of a kind, they havigg been $ul imported by us. Rich, handsomematerials, beautiful work colorings in all. A luxurious gift, Curtain Section, Pifth floor. d rich mfjfhmarh '&Efin% wThe Christmas Store < LA . Christmas Linens Jor Holiday Hostess and Gift Shopper The Linen Section is a treasure house of Christmas Gifts--- among which the Gift Shopper finds many attractive gift things in lovely linens, and many attractive values as well - & Irish Linen Damask Luncheon Set, $10 This beautiful white linen luncheon set includes an at- tractive cloth and six_matching napkins, beautifully hemstitched cloth, 54x54. Imported Linen Luncheon Set, $3.95 An inexpensive little luncheon set of imported linen includes a 24x24-inch cloth, and 6 12x18-inch. plate doilies. Waffle Linen Luncheon Set, $5 This smart waffle linen luncheon set is beautifully hemstitched; in blue and white barred, with 54x54- inch cloth and 6 17x17-inch napkins. For the Christmas Guest’s Use Color-embroidered Towels, $1.65, are of linen crash, gaily embroidered in attractive designs. Colored Linen Towels, $1.75, are exquisitely embroid- ered, and one may choose from blue, rose, orchid, gray or tan. Madeira Embroidered Towels, $1.65, are in all white, beautifully embroidered and scalloped on the ends. Turkish Bath Set, $2, includes a large bath towel and two wash cloths; various colored border designs. TOWELS—Two Exceptional Values Pure Linen Huck Towels in Patterns, $1. Hand- some patterns, ready to be made; in full towel lengths; very fine linen huck. $1 each. Colored Hemstitched Huck Towels, 50c. Very at- tractive gift towels, good size; hemstitched ; in gold, blue or rose. Ligen Section, Second floor. Blankets, Comforts, Bedspreads for Christmas Giving Plaid Blankets, $10 pair i On:: of the finest sranda.rd makes in these well liked shades—blue, pink, gray and tan plaids; others, $13.50 to $37.50 pair. N Pure Wool Plaid Blankets, $8 pair . In pink or blue plaids; virgin wool; 66x80-inch length. Solld-color Blankets, $25 each .. Size 72x90—beautiful blankets in gray, copen, rose, golzz satin bound. Silkdown Blankets, $18 T3 The loveliest gift for the oldest person on your giit list; soft, light, warm, pure silk blankets, satin bound, in lovely colorss; o $12:50, * Satin-stri| teen orts, $12.50. C:me.‘ in gegeautiful shade of rose; filled with.-lambs- wool, Down-filled Comforts, $18 to $25. Are covered in varied lovely figured sateens, borders in plain colors. Lambswool-filled Silk Comforts, $25 to $50 The most beautiful comforts imaginable; in wonderful colorings. Satin Bed Sets, $10 and $12.50 Spread and shams to match ift a handsome white satin damask. - Satin Bed Sets, $6 and $10 v Include spread and sham in lovely old blue or rose; scalloped edges. 1 Attractive Luncheon Sets for Holiday Luncheons Italian Linen Bridge Set, $12.50 For a bridge luncheon one might well use this attrace tive set with exquisite Italian cut work and embroid~ ery; cloth and 4 napkins, Italian Linen Luncheon Set, $18.75 Beautiful Italian cut work and embroidery make this set one of exceptional beauty—it includes an 18x54- inch runner and 12 12x18-inch plate doilies. Czecho-Slovakian Luncheon Set, $4.50 In blue or gold, including a 55x59-inch cloth and 6 1214x12Y5-inch napkins, Linens Practical for the Housekeeper Linen Damask Tablecloth, 66x84, $7.50. Hemstitched, ready for use, are these lovely linen tablecloths, Napkins Hemstitched to match, 20x20 inch; $8.50 dozen. Fine Linen Tablecloth 2x2 yards, $5; 2x2Y/, yards, $6.25 One could scarcely choose a more practical gift than that of a fine linen tablecloth; any housekeeper would like to receive one of these. Italian Linen Boudoir Pillowcases, $3.95 These exquisite pillowcases add a charming touch to any boudoir and make very attractive Christmas gifts; at $3.95 one may choose a very lovely model, with me- dallion and edge of filet and Italian embroidery. Lovely Madeira Embroidered Pillowcases, Boudoir Size, $2, $2.25, $2.50. Hundreds of them ready for gift shoppers; very attractive designs. Handmade Candlewick Bedspreads Unusual Value, $6.50 These old-fashioned candlewick bedspreads made by hand are new fashions for today, and one may charm- ingly carry out the old colonial ideas in a bedroom with a mahogany poster bed and candlewick spread. These in white only. Candlewick Spreads, Handmade, in Colors, $6.75, are shown with candlewick embroidery in gold, rose or blue in this same lovely pattern,