Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1924, Page 19

NORTH DAKOTA HOLDS|Woman Substitute - PRIMARY TILT TODAY FNon-Partisans Opposing G. 0. P. on Government Control of H Business Issue. FIVE SEEK GOVERNORSHIP Contest to Succeed Representative Young Is Hard Fought. By the Associated Press. FARGO, N. D, —June 25.—Candi- dates for state, Congress, judicial, educational and county offices are be- ing nominated today by voters of North Dakota in a state-wide pri- mary. Chief interest attaches to the Republican party ticket, because of the strugsle between the Non-Par- tisan League and the “regular” Re- are pledged to the return of the publicans. The league candidates state-owned industries program, sponsored and put into effect several Yyears ago in North Dakota, when the Non-Partizans had control of state politics. The incumbent governor, R. A. Nestos, is opposed on the Republican ballot by A. G. Sorlie of Grand Forks, Non-Partisans, and L J. Moe, Valley listed as without indorsement tion. the congressional race the warmest campaign has centered in the second district, where Tom Hall, independent, and John Sherman, league candidate, are seeking the Re- publican nomination for the post of Representative George M. Young, re- signed. Most of the interest in the Demo- cratic primary has been shown in the struggle between Dr. L. A. Platou and Halvor Halvorsen for the gu- bernatorial nomination. (o] =="=]a]———=[a[———|o]———=alalal———]alc——— o] ———]a|——[0]| i 5 Starts Something ) When Mayor Goes By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., June 25.—Mrs. Henry Landes, acting mayor, yes- terday gave Police Chief Severyns twenty-four hours to clean up the city and report to her. Dr. Edwin J. Brown, mayor, is in New York attending the Democratic national convention. “Bootlegging and gambling are carried on openly,” Mrs. Landes in- formed the chief. *“Holdups are daily occurrences. If it is true, as you =y, ‘vfln the nhollc; depurt. men ns one hundred un! mun.".:&n is the number you should get rid of.” PLANE TROUBLE FOUND. Navy Craft Stopped Here by Fail- ure of Fuel Flow. NEW YORK, June 25—F. B. Rentschler, president of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation, said yes- terday that an investigation by the Navy Department into the cause of the forced descent of the naval sea- plane at Anacostis, D. C., on June 23 after it had broken endurance and distance records, revealed the fact| that the flow of fuel to the engine was stopped by the failure of a fan- driven pump on the wing. The 600-horsepower Wright engine was found to be in perfect condition. Mr. Rentschler declared, and could have kept the seaplane in the air if the accessory part had not ceased to function. Senator’s Wife Recuperating. A C CITY, N. J.. June 25. Senator Hiram W. Johnson of Cali- fornia and Mrs. Johnson are spending a few days here, where Mrs. Johnson is recuperating from a slight illness. THE URGES LIGHT WINES TO END DISSIPATION Chicago Doctor, Speaking to Home- opathy Leaders, Decries Health- ‘Wrecking Orgies of Youth. By the Associsted Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 25.—It would be far better to restore light wines and beer than to “permit the present orgy of health-wrecking dis- sipation among the young men and women,” Dr. Abraham Hollender, Chicago, told the eightieth annual convention of the American Institute of Homeopathy today. ‘Widespread indulgence in poison- ous beverage is undermining the health of the younger generation and sip. = \\TFurniture_of Merit'// Seventh loose cushions, which with the backs are covered with cretonne Eye Streets. ummery Tllin'gs for the Home An investment—that's what you should call the purelnu of these tllings which add to the pleasure of living. —rel®ving the discomfort, no matter how hot the weather. You'll buy them to the best advantage here—in selection and price. is causing an alarming increase in hay fever, he said. Election of officers is on today's program. Addressing yesterday's session Dr. R. 8. Farris, Richmond, Va.,, made a plea to save women from midwives “whose superstition is dangerous and does nothing to encourage health after the birth of the child.” He de- clared in some rural communities no other service is available, Virginia, because of a shortage of physicians, many mothers depend upon negro midwives. A statement by Dr. John P. Suther- land, dean emeritus of Boston Uni- versity School of Medicine, attributes more deaths in the last fifty years to white flour and white sugar than to whisky. Declaring _chicken eggs aren’t fit to eat, Dr. Sutherland said, “there isn't encugh stuff in the egg to make a first-class brain cell.” e e Tennis courts made of rubber have been suggested by English experts and a demonstration rubber court is shortly to be made. N Hot weather demands iced Tetley’s. Cool comfortinevery Drink it every day. Orange Pekoe Tea Isdis, Coplon and Jave blend Handsome Fiber Suite (Bxactly as Ilustrated) For indoors or porch use—very stout and durable. Three comfortable pieces—Settee, Armchair and Rocker, attractively finished 576.50 —spring upholstered seats with Porch durable. (Rxactly as Ilustrated) A summertime neces- sity. High back and with sturdy Maple frame ; nicely finished: double woven seat. Very comfortable and SPECIAL...... Rcker $4.75 50 to 175 Ibs. fl ! | fl fl fl n L! l! | fl fl ; We Commend Challenge Refrigerators —and you'll find our recommendation of them as the best fully justified. The Cl\nfl;nge Brand has carned a rep- utation that is enviable—and every one pro- duced is made to measure up to it. Scien- tifically perfect — practical in design; economical in operation; durable in con- struction—and mode rate in price. There's a size and a style to meet every family's needs. Top-lid style—with varying ice capacities from 25 to 100 Ibs. Side-icer style—with ice capacities from $99.75 to $110.90 The All-Porcelain Challenge— make. All porcelain—baick and side walls; i iest of the Whit- ney models—com- modious and com- Apartment House style—with ice capaci- ties 84 and 100 lbs. $95.75 to §75.00 Ice Chests—of varying capacities— $1350 to $30.00 A superb production that is elegant in appear- ance and representative of the best possible to ce chamber (protected with wire lattice), pro- vision chambers—one-piece rounded outside upright corners; and attractive metal mount- ings. Several sizes and styles—$150 to $200. Porch Swing, with slat seat and back; 42 inches long; constructed, chain hangings and up- right brace 32,’9 in back... while in[;, WOMAN SLAIN, HUSBAND AND SON SHOT BY MOB Three Men Held on Murder Charge After Negroes’ Home Is At- tacked in Night. By the Associated Press. GRIFFIN, Ga., June 25—Glen Gul- edge, Raymond Shockley and Bill Rogers, white men of Spalding Coun- ty, are in the county jail on war- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C.,.-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1924 ten men. According to his statement, the men came to their home in the night and opened fire on the occu- pants without warning. About fifteen shots were"sald to have been fired. r_the wounded negroes posi- tively had Identified the three men held as members of the party, & cqr- oner's jury returned a verdict that Penny Westmoreland came to her death by pistol wounds fired by mem- bers of a mob, and among members of the mob were Gulledge, Shockley, Rogers and others not identified.” No motive has been determined for the affalr. lii“:.’f..,“‘.“.i“ii“ffii’;iCLAFLIN The Real as Result of Disturbances. NILES, Ohio, June 25.—A joint war. rant for the arrest of eighteen resi- dents of Niles .and Mineral Ridge, charged with causing a disturbance during the Ku Klux Klan assembly here Saturday night, wae served yes- Branch 922 14th St. N.W. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE _ Service Shop 1314 G St. terday following its issuance by Mayor H C. Kisler. The warrant also charges desecra- rants charging murder in connec- tién with the shooting to death of Penny Westmoreland, negress, and the wounding of her aged husband and son, the latter seriously, mob. A search is being made for other members of the alleged party, which Westmoreland said numbered eight or |- — —cl——=o[c—t—]oj——=e]le—Zla]lc——|o]c——]olc——Jo]e————Fa]c——[a]c—F ol ——F[o]c——|o]——— | o] c—=[o] ——=]0] highway Latin-American Party in Ohio. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 25.—Forty engineers and by a|officials from twenty Latin American nations, touring the United States to A BT R study the development of public high- ways, spent today in Cleveland. They will be guests at a banquet tonight. automobile, government | arms on the streets. allied lines. Ph tion of the American flag, destruction of property, destruction of parts of an using _profane language on the streets and discharging fire- There are almost 2,500,000 persons employed in the motor industry and | REO 50 per cent oversize in all vital parts Stirring Times for Us! Rebuilding to Bring Many Changes and Improvements! Meantime you are prcsented with most astonishing opportunities to purchase high-class apparel at prices forced by lack of room during our building reconstruction. Throughout the store these days there is one o bject in view—Sell! Sell! Sell! to reduce stocks and thus to make room for the builders. Only a few of the details get into the papers! Visit our store now for savings! Women’s Dresses! Tremendously Reduced Thursday brings additional money-sav- ing i:r(!:oo)ly Summer Dresses. Lovely new styles—pretty summer fabrics! Rebuild- ing Sale sacrifice prices! 151250 Women’s $16.50 Women’s Tailored English Broadcloth Tub Tub Dresses « )resses; smart new straightline summer mod- Dessee asting collars, cuffs and vests; com. bl ion white '::'d 0"9':‘ pl':fl:"';lau:r ipings. _Pretty pes an: . ;I’fllnlfllr $16.50 and $19.50 Dresses for $12.50. her Big Rebullding Sale Dress Special —:::‘ddnwn.g embroidered, fine lace edging and insertions; fine pin tuckings, or le\cn pieating. Al summer colors and piain white. Regular $16.50 Voile Dresses, Clearance Price, $32.50. ¥ 5 \s\ilfim;n s $25 to $4 }$l 6.50 rouble at all to find Just what you wane among these really wonderful groups of Sport and afternoon dresses! Each and every oodel in appealing good style. “Choice Thurs- day in the Rebuilding Sale at $16.50. SA"Nska:E:nEEPEDE PRINTE 5 SEXCK, BROWN, NAVY, BEIGE, CITRINE, WHI » o } 526-50 $35 to $49.50 Silk Frocks /e All are among our summer season’s bes Rebuildin eaiity of materials and the ship. Exquisitely beaded, with lace Ins GEORGETTE, CREPE CREPE DE _CHINE, SATIN, - BROWN, GRAY, BEIGE, WHITE. = i b these and realize what this great Re- buiting Sale offers in the way of REAL Opportunities! Charming models for after- noon, street and evening. Satin Crepe de Chiné, Georgette, Crepe Pallle, Powder Blue, Navy, Black, Beige, Citrine, Orchid, White, Gray. Reguiar $55 and $65 Dresses A TIDelewrs Rebuilding Sale, Second Floor. Silk Underwear! Rebuilding_operations are forcing our Underwear Shop temporarily into much smaller space. Stocks must be brought down to the lowest possible point. Read the low prices we are counting on to ac- complish it! } 5585 $8.50 to $10 Silk Gowns; of fine ra- Unm-cd Chemise and so mfm :?I?. crepe de chine and crepe-back atin; daintily trimmed with filet, French, val and lIrish crochet laces. Flesh, orchid, peach, light biue, white. Cholce, Juirw. (85 Radium - Silk and Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise; tallored and face trimmed styles. Also glove silk bloomers and vests. Dainty shades of flesh, orchid, peach, nile and light biue. Rebuilding Sale price, $3.85. $4 Philippine } $2 85 Underwear ‘Handmade Undergarments, Gowns and Envelope Chemise; of fine nain- sook; hand scalloped and hand embroldered :‘:.':':NZ'.‘.': 3nun¢inn Sate special, $2.85. $13.50 Silk 51 0_00 Kimonos Crepe de chine Breakfast Coats, trimmed with cream lace around collar, sieeves and pockets—others with lace trimmed revers; tie-on-side model. Colors are flame, orchid, pela and turquoise. Rebuilding Sale price, $10.! —Jellef’s Rebuilding Sale, Street Floor. Dress Slips —Slip in:]o the Rebuildi{xgsSalesg!'s $5.00 Radium x Silk Slips f 3 itohed tops and tallored straps, with hems; lovely a ‘adium ‘embroldered oF ELIZABETH, BLACK, Philippine summer colors. $4.00 Tub Silk }32.95 neh i inn Thare be a great demand for these, et e, SRCAID. MAIZE, FAWN u[‘\'f‘l‘u’f'uflwv. BLACK. ' ' A Petticoat Chance! Glos (Fiber Silk) | $1. I"itfle:.tu. at f sl 75 Many ilnlr ltn.ln !‘::u‘ l:.!"-llo: i e L i ~—dellefs iding el Every Woman Wants Extra Blouses And this is her opportunity to procure her summer’s supply at great Rebuilding Sale reductions! 1 5215 $2.95 to $3.95 Overblouses Sheer French Volles, Fine English Broad- cloth, Imported Dimity Crepe de Chine in French Blue, Tan and White. V-shaped necks, Peter Pans, Boyish Collars, Coflarfess, Long Sleeves, Short Sleeves, Cap Sieeves, No Sleeves. Many have dainty French Val, Real Filet or Irish Lace, with tiny tucks and 15495 $6.95 to $8.95 beautiful crepe de Overblouses Another shipment of chine blouses—each one more attractive than before. High quality materials and superior talloring are especially noticeable in these models. Heavy crepe de chine, In every new style feature, every trimming, every color. Pigalle Blue, Navy, Shelk, Biack, Tan, White, Beaded. Silk Overblouses New arrivals—just out of their cases— * and they rank with the prettiest styles shown this season! Nevertheless they must move out with all other room-taking merchandise. 4} 5295 Made of good quality crepe de chine; in Tan, Pigalle, Maize, Peach or all white; attrac- tively trimmed with dainty lace or embrold- ered designs—or perhaps a net collar and cuffs; cap and short sieeves; in “V,” or round collars—others coilariess; sizes 34 to 46. Re- building Sale Price, $2.95. —Jellef’s Rebullding Sale, Street Floor. “SOROSIS” Shoes! An enormous stock—many thousands of dollars’ worth—of high-grade SOROSIS Footwear for women and children, to be disposed of at startling price reductions in this Rebuilding Sale! AlSIO0s$12 ) §7.85 e o Kid Pumps f in”or Stock Sweithout restrictions, Il ‘sitee and widths, AAA and up. Fieid Mouse, Brown, Dark Brown, Light Brown, pagne, Gray, Black and Patent Leather. High and low heels; short and medium vamps. Some of these shoes have been in our stock less than a week. Choice, $7.85. . All 12 Socde Patmps | 3685 Any Woman's Sorosis Suede Pump in our stock—with, restrictions—at this low s and widths, AAA and up. Gi , sport pumps— Gray Suede, Cuban heel, strap, dress pumps— de, e:n-v;oilh heel, str: Crepe de Chine Overblouses, Speci dress pumps—Brown = Suede, gore, dress pumps. Spanish heel, $9.00 to $12.00 1 Pumps & Oxfords 33.85 About 290 pairs of Women's Pumps and Oxfords in this sale. Wonderful values! but nearly all a tyles. be fitted lot—so don’t miss them. Black, brown or gray. Choice of the lot, $3.85. | $4.85 $9.00 and $10.00 Strap Pumps All_sizes, but net nigh 2ress hill $10.00 to $12.00 Pum, | $5.85 QGore Pumps, Spanish Strap Pumps, Saan. All Children's Sorosis Pumps, Ox- fords, or Boots, 320% ON! —delle@'s Rebuliding Fale, Bireet Floor. Women’s Suits and Coats--EXTRA! An enormous stock of smartly styled Coats and Suits to be condensed into small space before Rebuilding work forces these shops to condense next Saturday. Wonder values—every one of them! Costume Sus | 355 Rebuilding Sale drastic reductions in Wom- en’s stunning Costume Suits of Charmeen and Twills. Frocks have attached blouses or Russian smocks; coats seven-eights or hip length. Embroidery tucks. Special, $55. $45 to $69.50 | Tailo:ed Suits 1 525 The wise woman will buy her suit right now—while these remarkable Rebuilding Sale prices prevail! Good, year-’round styles, and especially adapted to traveling and vacation wear. Splendid Twills, Oxfords, and Pencil Stripes, In Navy, Tan, Rosewood, Black and Gray: one and three button coats; box, short and longer effects. From our regular $45 to $95 stocks. Rebuilding Sale price, $25. $8950105%5 | §40.75 Silk Wraps f Fallle, Cote de Cheval, Satin and Brocade, Navy, Black, Mocha, Tan, Cocoa. Altogether there is only a limited number In this group, each model will be a joy to the lucky woman who buys it. Cape backs; puff- ed sleeves; tuxedo_revers, summer fur. Re- 1 $43.75 $65.00 to $75.00 Afternoon styles for women—in charmeen, Twill Coats twill bloom, twilicord—also alpaca—smart with gold - banding ribbon fluting, seif and summer fur edged collars—tan, siiver, gray, artichoke, brickdust, navy and black. Very wonderful Rebuilding offer! $43.75. $595010 39500 | $30.75 Women’s Coats for motor or travel—in Flamingo Lustrah and imported plaids—rag- lan and close-fitted sleeves, full backs and straightline styles—eather and button trim. m n and tan, black and white, arti- choke, beige and wood brown, silver gray and corn. Rebullding Sale price, $39.75. Sport Coats f Women's Sport Coats—made of genuine “Strook’s” Camel's Hair Cloth. This beau- tiful silky fabric, “light as a feather,”” comes in 3¢ and full length coats—straightline and swagger back effects. Colors are camel, wood brown, beaver and meadow green. Limited quantity for the Rebuilding Sale! At $29.50. ~Jellefl’s Rebuilding Sale—Second Floor. $3 Net Guimps at $1.95 —will be welcomed, no doubt, by Re- building Sale buyers tomorrow ! Six Different Styles to Choose From Sleeveless—long sleeves or short sleeves—V necks—Peter Pan collars or panel fronts—fine quality nets—trim- med with Val or novelty laces—greatly in demand for summer wear—and here at one-third less than usaal! —Jelleff's, Street Fioor. Umbrellas!---Special! Rebuilding savings of the utmost im- portance on Silk Umbrellas that can be relied upon to turn rain!—and at the same time possess attractive style in colors, shapes and handles. 1 $3.95 Women'’s $5.50 Silk Umbrellas They are right out of our regular $550 atocks—and show it In every way. Women who get these will have occasion to appreciate the opportunity for a long time to come— for these Umbrellas will give real service! Fast colors in waterproof silk; taped exquisitely carved and painted wood h; with tips and ferrules to match. .Choice, $1350 to 31500 | $10.95 braided leather loops and thick Also crystal ha showing oo with faney gros clubby and tion sl Jellef's Hiding S More Skirts Now have to go! And these the skirts that every one wants. $8.75 Russian | $8.75 g Crepe Shirts | » A fine silk and wonl materin ROX - PLAITED, SID) PLAITED. COMBINATIONS OF PLALTS, WHITY TAN, GRAY, COCOA~ MONTENEY POWDER BLUK, NAVY, RLACK There's going 1o he & rush for these all slnes at 908 tomarrow, hut we can't say what will be lefi by night ! THE TREW MOTOR CO. City Club Bldg.