Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 15

<LEOPOLD AND LOEB \ G0 TO TRIAL AUG. 4 ‘State-Wins First Skirmish to Have Early Date Set for B Hearing. “SIAYERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY ——— Darrow Is Expected to Ask for Change of Venue. By the Amociated Press. CHICAGO, June 11.—State's Attor- ney Crowe today won his first skir- oish for an early trial of Nathan Leopold, jr, and Richard Loeb, con- femged Kidnapers and slayers of Rob- ert Franks, when the trial was set for Angust 4. « Both boys pleaded “not guilty” when arraigned before Chief Justice Caverly. Mr. Crowe demanded a speedy trial, asking July 15 as the date, but Attorneys Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach of the de- femsc, objected. Judge Caverly then fixed July 21 to pose of preliminary motions and ct the trial for August 4. Defense ounsel declared they did not believe would be possible to be prepared for trial at that time, but said they would do everything possible to be ready, making the reservation, how- ever, that if that were not possible they would then ask for more time. May Ask Change of Venue. that a change of venue later was seen in At-| objections he to the declared that there was no man in Chicago who | would say that the caso had not been | vrejudiced. The publicity given to the case would prevent a fair trial, he dectared he belicved. The defense also asserted that _State’s Attorney Crowe had made public statements that he would hang the two prisoners. Mr. Crowe denicd having made such ‘@ statemment. Open Battle for Lives. ignment today of Leopold and Arrai Toeb on indictments charging kid- | S naping for ransom and murder, both capital offenses. opened the legal bat- tle to save them from the gallows. It is Loebd’s nineteenth birthday. i BAND CONCERT. The United States Army Band, W. J. Stannard, divec- tor, at Mount Alto Veterans' Hospital, 6:30 p.m. ‘Washington Evening Stannard Wives of Nicolai Popular— (a) “Shine” Dabney (b) “In the Evening Donaldson Excerpts from “Going Up,” Hirsch Fox trots— (a) “Maybe,” Eysoldt and Henry (b) “Sunfiower Maid," Snyder and Ahlert Characteristic, “Evolution of Dixie” Lak Ballads— (a) “A Smile Will Go a Long, 108 Way," avis and Akst D () “Why Did 1 Kiss That Girl"..King and Henderson Selection, “Faust” Gounod March, “The Flag of Freedom," Panella “The Star Spangled Banner.” —_— TELLS OF COLONIES. Prank B. Loomis, formerly of the diplomatic service, and at one time assistant secretary of state, now a resident of California, who has been traveling through foreign lands, ying principally colonization, was with the President for half an hour today, during which time he gave his views as o the methods of other countries in handling _their colonies. In his opinion, the United States has much to learn in the mat- ter of developing its colonies. He said, however, that this was due tc inexperience rather than from any other cause. In his estimation, Hol- urpasses all of the ot not exeepting Great Loomis said the princ| the United States in its atti- |tude toward its colonials is the tendency to hand out textbocks and plenty of money and to let it rest {there. Education he stated is es- sential, but sometimes too much of it works badly and produces agitators and reformers, who in time will work to the detriment of the mother goy- ernment and who have no difficulty in spreading a feeling of unrest and dis- content. Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, Belgium ambassador to the United States, who will sail shortly for home, called’ upon the President today to | pay his respects before leaving. He expects to return to Washington late | in"the fall. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ARGENTINA’S FINANCING COMMENDED AS MODEL Minister Molina Predicts Nation Will Close the Year 1924With i Balanced Buxdget. DY CLAUDE 0. PIKE. Dy Cable to The Star and Cbicago Daily News. Copyright, 1924. BUENOS AIRES, June,11—Dr. Mo- lina, minister of finamee, predicts that Argentina will close 1924 with a balanced budget. The first four months show expenditures within re- celpts, an unusual occurrence for South American republics. Tudget receipts of 1924, are esti- mated $36,000 in excess of est- mated expenditures, but . financial circles doubt that the admipistration is powertsl enough to fight off the onslaughts of immense army Day- rollers and others expecting & live- lihood from the government, to en- able it to complete the year Without a deficit. B Should the administration _close 1924 within its budget it wouldbring added prestige to President ear and his financial minister and would increase the nation's stapding in the money markets of New York and London. It would also permit the president to reduce the floating debt of the nation and put Argentina on its financial feet. Declines Invitation to Explain. NEW YORK, June 11—Magistratey Norman J. Marsh of trafic court, who twice suspended sentence on Miss Abby Rockefeller, daughter of John D. Reckefeller, jr., for speeding in an automobile, today declined the in- vitation of Commissioner of Accounts Hirshfield to appear at an Investiga- tion. The magistrate said he was too busy to leave court, but would be glad to discuss the matter with the commissioner in court. Hirshfield refused the counter in- vitation. 2,000 Berlin Beer Halls Close. BERLIN, June 11.—Two thousand small beer halls in Berlin have closed owing to the strike of the brewery workers which has been in progress r several days. o rolemale becr dealers sre miving assurances to the thirgty that with the Munich, Dortmund, Wurts! and other brewery centers working over- time they hope to prevent the drought from becoming general. STRIVING ALWAYS TO OFFE® OUR C 100 Lucky Strike in the vacuum tin Men, if you like the cigarette that is “toasted” be sure to stock up during this sale. Just think— you can buy the equivalent of five full packages of Lucky Strikes (100 cigarettes), for only 45c. The regular price is 75c. You'll agree—it’s quite a big value. Great Purchase and Sale of “Bolano” Manila Cigars Sc Straight. Box of 25, $1.00 The pick of the erop, and a value seldom obtain- able is offered im this sale of “Bolano” (cazadores) Manila cigars. and perfect. Buy Them by the Box and Save. These cigars are handmade, long filler with specially selected light wrapper. A cool, mild smoke—each cigar guaranteed fresh E! D. C, WEDNERDAY, JUXE 11 —The Better to Serve You -— Mail Orders Filled —at these prices. Add 10c to every dollar or fraction there- of for packinw, postage and insurance. Send post office express mon«n’ order. Address Peoples Drug Store, 6505 7th St, Washington, D. 1922 USTOM:RS THE VERY BEST VALUES OBTAINABLE! Sale! Quilied Chamois Skins for auto or home use 29¢ ~ 59¢ Don’t fail to take advantage of this :xceptional value—quilted chamois skins (small pieces sewed together with silk thread), extra heavy, being double thick- ness, therefore ideal for keeping your automobile and furniture bright and clean. / > & S _TORES The 59¢ size is about 17x23 inches and the 29¢ size is about 13x17 inches. A special feature at— These Three Stores Only Stere No. 1—7th and K Sts. N.W. Store No. 2—7th and E Sts. N.W. Store No. 13—10th and F Sts. N.W. We ghip same day order recei: You save money every day of the year on quality drug store merchandise Savved is Money Made.” GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION @ purchase made in any one of the 18 Busy Peoples Drug Stores. purchased from Peoples —and you know, ¢ “Money Besides saving money, you have the which accompanies every Toilet Articles Low Priced! 75c Bleachodent Combination. Informed last night that their names were on the arralgnment call for this morning, neither Leopold nor | loeb manifested any concern. “It is .My _ birthday,” loeb remarked. Quio an event to have happen on a fellow’s birthday, especially his nine- toenth. Comtinuing its inquiry into the memtal condition of the youths, the state’s attorney's office has subpoe- naed nearly a hundred newspapermen who worked on the Franks “story to g0 before the grand jury to giv Whatever evidence they gathered and their fmpressions as to the sanity of the pair. A _number of students of the Uni- versity of Chicago. where both bhoys were "graduate students, have been questioned relative to any indications of insanity, and members of the fac- ulty are to'be interviewed . X 75¢ Howard’s Buttermilk Cream. .,. Polished Floors Sc Merck's Stearate Zinc (1 0z.).,.. The M ciety will have i S50c Dorin’s Rouge, No. 1249.......,.. CELLUIL L B L The polished surface of a 1 25c¢ J. & J. Baby Powder. Park. properly finished floor adda 5 « Arrangements have been made for 4 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder. ... Roucts adloin. tho picate crounas 50c Mavis Face Powder.. B it e ambtoote oat ul 30¢c Kolynos Tooth Paste. . Bl ot the e 30c Hair Groom B e e 3c Pond's Vanishing Cream.... noon and for dancing later. 30c Hind’s Honey and Almond Crea 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream . . 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream...... Ingram’s Milkweed Cream. .... $1.00 Othine Freckle Cream..... 60c Pompeian Day Cream..... 60c Pompeian Massage Cream. .......... Pond’s Cold Cream 50c Squibb’s Tooth Paste. Eversweet Deodorant.... Mum Deodorant . — Missourians to Give Onting. —the happiest time of eny Boy's or Girl's life. Add to that joy with some appropriate remembrance. d7¢; 3 for 50c d7¢; 3 for 50c 1004, Telephone North -e.33c J. M. ADAMS 1503 Connecticut Ave., It need not be ex- pensive; just some little token of your love and esteem. Whitman’s Library P ac kage Chocolates, (pound), $1.50. Djer Kiss Perfume, $1.50. Karess Compact, $1.75. Kodaks, up. New Model Eves- sharp Pencils, 60c and up. Waterman Fountain Pens, §2.75 and up. Ingersoll Watches, 3200 and up. Parker Graduation Set (pen and pencil), $8.50 and $10.50. Safety Rasors, 45c to $5.39. Camel, Chesterfield and Piedmont Cigor- ettes (cartom of 200), 5125, Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth with pure, delicious candies from Peoples! AlB Out-of-Doors Is: ' Calling You and Your KODAK When you take a ride in your car or go for a nice long walk —always take a Kodak with you. Many are the pictures vou will want—pictures of beautiful scenes, amusing in- cidents and pictures of the kiddies. “Keep 2 Kodak Stery” of the children—it will prove a source of great joy in later vears. If wou haven't a Kodak al- ready—drop inko one of our stores today and let one of our competent salesraen talk it over with you. You will alwags find a com- plete stock of “fm=sh” films at Peoples. Also a wquick, satis- fying developing and printing service. Q. e Sale of Toothbrushes 29¢ Many sizes and shapes from which to choose—bristles sterilized Trico Glo Silk Embroidered Voile Tabsylk Silkefle ;l:dng:zrantccd secure. A feature Ouyaltine w the threshold of & new season With the whole Sloan’s Liniment. . ....... o 5 e roh e haMe you, le oy & Dekutiful mias . 98cy #9c and 25c mer dress 8T & Givisg of 20 or more Neat tallored or Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil..................42¢c and 24c and women. Mentholatum . ......c.ccopecceacnn. ..79c4 39c and 19¢ Sale of 3,000 Yards 39-Inch Beecham’s Pills............coeusnencce....42c42Ic and 10c A beantiful variety of n-u.:: on a fine mercerized. two-ply cloth, with 50c PRINTED VOILE 25¢ Carter’s Little Liver Pills. —— ...\ _.._.. I5c wide tape selvage. Dark and rrounds, with combinations of white and 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills.i.....ocommeeeeeeeeeeeemne-.-.. 49 grou e ATy Mrfect souds. 'cut Trom Tull Dieces: FARM PARTY BRANDED REBELS BY JUGOSLAVS Denied Seats in Parliament. Scored for Approving Commu- nists’ Bomb Throwing. s By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1924, : :49c .53c and 29c AUFMAN: 1316 to 1326 7th St. N.W. Sale of 200 Fancy Stripe FIBER SILK SCARFS $1:2 purchase of regular §3 fine quality Fiber Silk veriety of fancy colored stripes, neat styles or ull length and width, and finished with long silk 45c and 23c 45c and 23¢c ven.-89c, 49c and 29c oeege > VIENNA. June 11.—The trip of Stephan Radich to the Peasants’ In- ternational Congress at Moscow hasx caused the government of Jugoslavia 1o consider the entire Croatian Re- publican Farmers’ Party as enemies of the statc. Hence, under the re- cent law for protection of the s 5650 and $1.00 Delatone Depilatory $1.00 De Miracle Depilatory. 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Save On Home Remedies! Pompeian Olive Oil (pt.). $1.50 Sangrina Tablets. . coseesai 35¢ Lapactic Pills (100s). . ...oee..... $1.00 Nujol (16-03. size).....coeeemue- Liquid Albolene P.D. & Co. American Oil. Joint Ease Scees et e ey fesees o aie $1.00 Listerine ARtiSePic......caeeennenmanentoensns 60c Sal Hepatica 30c Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia. ...eeeemeeeeeeiuece-.....36c Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Scott’s Emaulsion. ... Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil. must elect new representatives. Already under the new law the counctl of Laibach, the chief cit . Slovenia, has been di Kovernment because it approved bomb | throwing by Communists against a | natfonal workers procession. The | city_council of Laibach was composed of Clericals and Communists. King Alexander and Queen Mari on Supday were at the races in | v where a large number of| peasants grdeted them. This is taken 1o be a sign that the republican *movement has no strength and that | a political error was made in keeping the Croatian delegates from Parlia- ment. Arecocncnca...¥3c B S (.7 ceqrrcncanses..2iC e LAW-AND-ORDER TICKET | TRIUMPHS IN POTOMAC Dr. Robert G. Yates Counted in, 135 to 94, Against Ray G. Cobean for Mayoralty. “Special Dispateh to The Star. , Va. June 11.—Led by Yates, the *low-and- order” ticket of Potomsc was swept into office yesterday by large ma- joritles, except in the case of two souncilmen, who were replaced by drawn from the opposition “progressive” ticket Dr. Yates defeated Ray G. Cobean for mmyor, 135 to 84. 1. lings and George K. MoCauley, pro- , defeated the present mayor, William Kleysteuber, and A. V. Brooks, law and orderites, for places on_the new council. Jobn R. Harding was re-elected town clerk. J. W. Varney was chosen treasurer, and A. F. Driscoll, town sergeant; police force, sanitary engi- neer and force were re-elected over- whetmingly. The fou v-and-order councitmen clected we: L. Adams, S. D. De Vaughn, W. E. Kidwell and R. B, Zimmerman. new government, Made to Sell at $5 gr More. Only esessmassisonns B0 ceenceney.-89c and 45¢ R P N O IR Pure Linen Striped Broadcloth Cocoanut Royals Special, 30¢ Pound 10c Ivory Soap 3 for 18¢ Harper’s Headache Medivine. ....... ..433c and 29¢ Fleet’s Phospho Soda. .. .....cceee... ..98¢c, 49¢c and 25¢ Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.. b emnisis s BIE Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets ..89¢, 25¢c and 15¢ e eemcemenamenes.353c and 29c Edward’s Olive Tablets. eaemacaee825¢ and I5c Laxative Bromo QUining...eeeeeeeeeeeesesssatponnsss..23¢ Hershey’ Chocolate Kisses, pound 35c Nestle’s Almond Chacolate-covered Cherries, pound. Thursday Bargain Sale! 150 Pairs Women's Low Shoes | 1.95 Joet aheut 140 pass of wemen's SO0 st .99 law euts, biack satin obe-strap pumps, red, sreen Eray sandal pumps: white canvis &xhru axd strap atent and suede tr rap pamps; !‘n“,:é‘.';?..a Migh hecls: siaes 3 o § in Iot.” Great bar sin. 4,000 Yds. 39-In. Unbl’d 10c MIN lengths, 2 to 8 yards. free from dressing. nd madS for sturdy wear. for sheets: 320 ST et o Lm0 ards s per Shaser. Fresh, shredded cocoanut —luscious and delicious, with a coating of vanilla flavored chocolate. Special, 39¢ pound. 89c Infants’ DRESSES, 59¢ Of fine white nainsook. g-u’my embrojdered or see $1.50 “Kwik Kurl” Electric Curling’ Irons ‘i Special, 980 Just:in, a new shipment of these famous curling irons, all ready for a great sale at 98c. s _The “Kwik Kurl” is casy to use, simply connect it to any electric light socket, heats quickly and gives your hair a lovely curl that will s in for sev ys. “Kwik Kurl” is folly guar- anteed—and a splendid value at 98c. which will $125 Kide' Play Suit, 89 c ¢ Btifel's and staged 2 through the entire town and Alexandria. e BANK BANDITS KILL MAN, Flee Without Money When Cashier Returns Fire. ¥ “Er ivery woman You are cordiall; be besutiful” nr Madame} Chernoff, and she tells you how it can be done. invited to attend this seriés of imteresting and instrmctive talks at the Nadtiong Theater—2:30 Daily Thursday,\Friday and Saturdas, Admission Absolutely FREE Madame Chernoff§s thirteen years’ experience jas a writer and lecturer quafify ber as a specialist in ber line of work. er articles have lp%t«ll’ed :nws the country, and hun- dreds of thousands off people have filled the largest theaters in many of the prominent cities to hear her talks on How to Acquire it.” You, too, will walt to hear these talks; come and learn from Madame Chernoff the secrets of of Chmtonville hers today, shot and kiled Frank Buchananm, a Yolder, when he resisted robbery, “acapel without (aking any money. as Cashier Walter Gibson returned their |} ,Snle of are. Percale, 12)2c| g0 Boys’ Serviceable > X New spring patterns. on i ds, Herbert Hoover, Jr., Is Engaged. bt o medium grouids, ":; Kids’ Pure S0X, 29¢ dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Whatson of San Francisco, and Her. bert Hoover, jr., was announced yes- 1, Both are junior students at University, where Miss Wat- som is president of the Women’s Ath- latip Association, and Heov. A Safe Astiseptic Wash president of the student y. 5 o . Perfectly soluble’in water. It heals without harming. No danger, strains or pains. A necessary toilet accessory for personal use. Three Sizes 23c, 45¢ and 8% Madome Chesmoffs Subjoct for Tomorrow—*Care of the Hair and Scalp.” The proper t1 nt for gray hair. Howr to remove superfiuous heir are among the things Madame Chernoff -will tell you temogfow at 2:30. i HRIDAY (2:30 p.m.) SATURDAY (2:30 p.m.) Effect-of Pevfome” “How To Develop Yemr Personslity” Just a clean-up sale of all wool tweeds and & few dark every snit with of pants., Now is No Seats Reserved Union Suit, 59¢ Necessiy two pai Swiss rib, band top the time to plan ‘for vour Junt Drive It; That's All | § ths s