Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 36

COUNT AND BRIDE WIN FORGIVENESS Col. and Mrs. Rogers Agree to Reoonciliation, Is An- nouncement. By the Associated Pt NEW YORK, January Ludwig Salm von Hoogstracten, whose precipltate marriage to Miss Millicent Rogers startled social circles re- cently, says he has effected a reco: cillation with his bride’s parents, and Mrs. Henry Huddleston Rogers. In a two-minute interview last Rght the count sald everything was “all right” “My wife and I have been in com- munication with Col. and Mrs. Rog- ers, of course” he sald, “but they do mot wish us to say anything for publication. We are getting tired of COMBINATION FORMED TO FICHT DRY LAW| By WOODROW WILSON Labor, Law and Capital Join in Moderation Move, Leader Declares. By the Associated Pross. NEW YORK. January 15.—Labor, law and capltal have jolned in a-na’ tlon-wide concerted effort for the | modification of the Volstead act, it was announced by chairman of tho b eration League. The American Federation of Labor the Constitutional Liberty the Association Against the I'r. tion Amendment and the M Austin G. Fox, rd of the Mod- " | League ha he sald. The legis- X will ask for hear- ings. before the resolutions commit- tees of the national conventions. The_legislative committee members are James Duncan, chairman, first vice president of the American Feder- ation of Labor; Mr. Fox, representing ol. Jullan 2 treasurer ‘onstitutional Liberty League; Ex-President Says Massachusetts Solon “Disappointed” Democrats ' Advocating High Principles, By the Associated Press. ) ’ SPRINGFIELD, Mass., January 15. —Former President Wopdrow Wilson, n a letter recelved hero yesterday ‘ondemned Senator David L Walsh assachusetts as one ed a great disappointment to all nocrats who sincerely belleve in high principles whi 1y failed to maintain T ietter, Deuss of the Springfield Republican’ staff, in response to a query us to the || former Preaide; attitude toward Senator Waleh's election next fall, “I feel obliged to say, In reply to your letter of January 10, that Sena- tor David I. Walsh has proved a great who had || written to Edward L. || | i 110 Boys’ $2 and $2.50 Flannel Shirts Part-wool Flannel Shirts, in khaki and gray; made with col- lars attached; sizes 12 to 14 neck measure. Some subject to very slight de- fects, while others are perfect quality. 600 Boys’ 79c Corduroy Knee Pants Two for A special purchase . made expressly for | this sale—fine qual- ity soft finish cordu- s in popular drab \\\\\\\\\\mn//////// ) o : disappointment to all democrats who sincerely believa in the high princi- ples which he has 5o signally failed to maintain.” The letter was signed by Mr. Wil son’s own hand. Capt. W. H. Stayton, president of the Baltimore Steamship Company and head of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, and James Obergfell and Albert J. 'Kugler, both of tho American Federaition of Labor. all this publicity.” The former Austrian cavalry offi- . sportsman and motion ploture actor w his plans for the futu as also pleas- antly uncommunicative. In a note sent down from her apartment she #aid: “I'm darned sorry that there's ing for mec to say" to you. attitude on_any of the matters men- | apers. In regard he is a personal : : ; Washingtow’s Greatest Sale for Boys—One Day Only—W ednesday, January 16th Match ; Your 'Odd Coats Our January Dollar Sale for boys holds many great bargains for thrifty mothers. This is just before in- ; n 2 WITH OUR SPECIAL ventory, when_ we must ret'iucc our stocks. We have pl;ann_ed this great monthly event with unusual care and heen enguged shortly before his mar- | || i with a determination to dispose of all winter stocks. Profits have not been considered. The thousands of riage to Miss Rogers, lived at the | . . . . T R O I]’ S E R S parents who have already profited by the sensational economies afforded in previous Dollar Sales will marvel Tome of Mme. Traini, referred to in| anew at the wonderful savings offered tomorrow. $4 065 AND UP friend of mine. “Sincerely, “MTLLICENT SALM g SPERRY INQUEST HELD. Flyers Body Too Long in Water to Find Death Cause. | RYE, England. January 15.—In- qQuest was held at Broomhill into the death of Lawrence B. Sperry, American aviator whose body was found on the shore near here last || $riday after he had been missing |} for nearly a month. A doctor who || #xamined the body sald it has bel the note We cannot fill mail or phone orders. See window display of Dollar Day items. 400 Boys’ Two-Pants Suits ,, 209 By~ School Suits i ; ° Pay $6.50 for the First Suit, | Mackinawsand Overcoats Select Another Suit, * Here’s the Idea—Pay $10.75 for the First Garment and Select Another Two-Pants Suit, Macki- $ naw or Overcoat, Any Size or Style You Desire, for I [ <) ¢ EISEMAN’S ' 605-607 7th St. Bet. F and G Sts. The jury said they were sati that the body was t d returned a verdict of rowned.” Mothers will be qyick to take ad- vantage of this offer to buy their sons . new school suits. These are made ‘of neat dark mixtures, tai- lored with inverted plait or yoke backs: one pair of full-lined knickerbocker pants; sizes 7 to 16 years. Any Size or Style, for Both Garments for $11.75 Both Suits for $7.50 Two-Pants Norfolk Suits, of neat, medium and dark pictures: also blue, gray and brown hairli Newest Norfolk models, with e or inverted pla Both pairs of pants full lined. es 8 to 17 years. 125 Junior Suits and Overcoats T Pay $3.95 for the First Suit or Overcoat hack Select Amother Garment, Any Style or Size, for Both Garments for $4.95 113 All-wool Jersey and Tweed or Cordu- roy Suits, Oliver Twist and ddy models, with lined knee pants. Sizes 3to 8 y 12 Overcoats, button-to-the-neck model, of dark mixtures and chinchilla; full cut sizes for boys 3.4 and 5 years of age. Mackinaws, of all wool materials, in an assort- ment of rich plaids and desirable colorings. Large, roomy models, with mufi pockets. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Overcoats, of all wool, rich tweeds, double- faced, with plaid backs. Also all wool or wool mixed cheviots. 3 to 16 years. . 1,000 Boys’ New Wash Suits Made to Sell at $1.39 to $1.75 Full-Cut Sizes 3 to 10 Years Warranted Fast Colors 300 Boys® $1.69 to $2 Combination Suits $1 ordurc on kne 40 Boys’ $2 and $2.45 Slipover Sweaters $1 All-wooland Part - wool Slip - over Sweaters. brushed wool or knitted styles; others of wool jer- sey. Sizes in the lot from 6 to 12 years. Some perfect quality, while others have slight imperfections, such as will not affect wear nor appearance. Sizes 5 to 8 vears 144 Boys’ $1.50 Flapper Suits $1 Khaki Heavy - Suits, ma two pocke tachable bel weight Fla Boys’ $1.50 to $3 Dress Hats $1 Your unrestricted choice of our entire stock of Boys' Winter Dress Hats, of plush, Germania chinchilla and cloths; In polo, tam and other popular shapes; sizes 6% to 7. The values offered in this sale are so great that thrifty mothers will buy these suits in half dozen and dozen lots, laying in a supply for the entire season. We consider these the best values we have ever offerd at $1.00. If you want to know how good a Raisin Pic can be—try one from my special baking tomorrow! Cut into it and see how I have filled it with big, plump, juicy Sun-Maid Raisins—the choic- est table grapes from California’s vineyards. Then taste the fruity goodness of this famous pie! There’s health and energy in every slice. Hot or cold, it’s equally good. And remember—restaurgnts and cafes serve my Sun-Maid Raisin Pie.” Order a delicious, satisfying slice forluncheon or dinner tomorrow. " Raisin Bread also ‘Wednesday is also my special bake-day for the finest Raisin Bread. Tomorrow you can get this wonderful loaf fresh and fragrant from my ovens, generously filled with plump and fruity Sun-Maid Raisins. Rolls, coffee cakes, cookies, muffins, cakes, “snails” and other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin Foods are also included in my special Wednes» day baking. B -~ By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Pies, Raisin Bread llnd othrer Sun-Maid Raisin Foods are prepared *“‘Special for Wednesday” by bakers every week ~everywhere. y You can get these delicious and healthful Raisin Foods at any bakery, grocery store or I Flannel Pajamas Outing Flannel Pa- jamas, choice of one or two piece styles, in medium or heavy weights; neat striped effects in various col- ors. Each finished with mercerized frogs and pearl buttons; sizes 4 to 18 years. $1 Boys® $1.39 to $1.50 Cotton Pajamas , ... o ot nore Shirts, of good quality materfals; band and $1 Cotton k ! Sweaters, Two for Materials include Peggy Cloth, Leonard Suitings, Twills, Jeans and other high-grade fabries. Models are Oliver Twist, Regulation Middy, English Middy. Button-over French models and Dutch Daddy styles. . All wanted plain colors, in blues, tans, hrowns. grays and white, also two-tone com- binations, including all-white with navy trimmings. 1,500 Boys’ 69¢ to $1 School Blouses, Two for Some slightly im- perfect, the injuries consisting of a small oil spot here and there, hardly notice- able, while others arc perfect quality. Made ‘hool 720 Boys’ $1.50 to $2 “— " Shirts Samples and Slight Seconds High - grade Shirts, pur- /-\ chased from a well known manufacturer especially for this event. Cholce of collar- attached or neckband styles: of white and tan Oxford cloth, mercerized cloth, striped madras, white ma- dras, fiber silk striped ma- terials and fine quality per- cales. Every shirt full cut, with double yoke tac Sizes 12% to 14 neck m ure, 800 Boys’ $1 School ‘Pants, Two Pairs for Cloth Knicker- bocker Pants, ideal for school | wear, neat dark | suiting mixtures, also blue and, " brown _invisible striped effects. Each pair full cut and well made: sizes 8 to 16 years. 300 Boys’ $1.19 to $1.39 Corduroy Pants Made of good qual- rt and 1 aring qualities, 5 $ The most wanted brown shades; full cut knicker- bocker style, In sizes 8 1o 16 years. 400 Boys’> 69¢ to $1 School Caps of good quality ma- dras, high-count per- cales, khaki and black sateen. Plain white and neat striped ei- fects. Double-yoke back and collar at- tached models; sizes . 7 to 16 years. These caps arc madc of all- wool suitings and mixtures and in a variety of ncat dressy pat- terns; sizes 63§ to 714 head size. 60 Boys’ $1 Knitted Caps 51 All-wool *“Protec Knitted Caps, pull down over the ears; plain colors and combination styles. 200 Boys’ $1 to $1.50 Shirts, Two for 600 Boys’ $1.25 to $2 School Pants | Good, serviceablo pants for school wear, Of suiting mix- tures, lined or un- lined; also part wool biue e pants In in collar-attached, 1 sport models; neat white and khaki colo to 14 neck measure. Some slightly the lot; knickerbockers or imperfect, others soiled from han- straight knee pamts; sizes I to dling. eyl i Fine Quality Cotton Pajamas, in one and two piece models; white, pink, blue and tan; r.rfec( quality and well finished; sizes 4 to 8 years.