Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 15

Kprrlnl Dispatch to The Star, of Boys Try to Be “Sheiks,” he! cess, adding that in the year 1924 1y Woods; Shot Father Month the spot the young woman told of- | Kansas town in a hired automobile| cUMBE vive. He was a son “(iirls who think they are flappers|up to the present there have been ficers it would be found. The condi- [and caught a train for Pueblo, Colo., s old, shot of Piedmont, W. ¥ She Adds. andiitcy tolifap twith! cieavettes: andiimore than 86,000 convictionsicr sio- Before, She Confesses. tion of the body made it impossible | where she was arrested and returned . te Mason and Shrin By the Associated Press. Loys who act the shiek with a pocket | lations of prohibition laws in tha| By the Associated Press. to determine the cause of death, of-|to Little Rock. nd a member of the Elks. He 1 CHICAGO, October 14.—Less than|flask ought to be taken to the wood- | Federal courts alone out of a total| TULSA, Okla., October 14.—The |ficers said. The girl also confessed to the tended the world series base baii one-tenth of 1 per cent of the girls shed and given a good old-fashioned ' c¢f 41,000 prosec cutions. missing body of Mrs. Lena Green, According to the alleged confes- 'slaying of her father-in-law. J. R attracted to his bed- " game in Washington Pndfl) W@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@%@@@@@@@@%@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ (2N FEW GIRLS “FLAPPING,” SAYS W. C. T. U. SPEAKER Less Than One-Tenth of 1 Per Cent &%@@&%&&&zg@@z&ss&a&%&z&z&@&@@@@@&@&&@@@&%M@@&@@@@&@@%%&g@@&@&&@@@L@@@ R M THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, Vet aiie T ross ot iris s 2| WOMAN ADMITS SLAYING OF PARENTS-IN-LAW benefit to their health and grace, but Killed Husband’s Mother in Lone- OCTOBER 14, who was shot to death September 25 [sion of Mrs. Winona Green, she came | Green, at Little Rock, last August.|room by the re 13 by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Winona | to Tulsa September 25, accompanied [Flo Was mysteriously shot while | was moy :on oF S hateuR Ny Green, according to the latter's al- | by her mother-in-law, took the elder | walking through a rallroad cut. nanager of the store of the Dog- leged confession to the police at Lit- | woman to the lonely spot and shot | son Supply Company at Barnum, end tle Rock, Ark., was found yesterday | her to death. After slaying the wom- X | it is said that his financ in_a wooded tract near Fisher, Okla. |an she took & $2,000 draft from her.| Storekeeper Takes Own Life. | es were] fi { The body rested against a rock at|Returning to Tulsa she rode to a 1924. and boys of today try to be flappers and shieks, Mrs. 1da B. Wise Smith, national director of the Christian Citizenship W. C. T. U., declared last night in an address before the forty-third annual meeting of the the youth movement goes too far when it adds gin and tobacco to short skirts.” Prohibition, she declared, is a suc- Women's Home Missionary Society See the Coats Tonight A Fashion Event at in Our 7th St. Windows a Sale Price, $44 418-. 3(! nh Sx "J —l‘hru to Rxh ctober 15, 1924 Phone Imnklm 7400 After Weeks of Unremzttmg Plannmg, We Announce the Premler Coat Sale of the Season, Starting Tomorrow at 9:15 Great October Co_at Sale Good news is timely news! Here’s a remarkable Coat-buying opportunity right on the edge of need time! A Sale in which style and beauty share honors with the utmost in value! Regular Sizes, 16 to 46 Stout Sizes, 44V to 5415 All the Newest Fashion- Decreed Shades for Fall Materials The Furs —Velverette —Fashona —Beaver, —Marmot ~—Suede —Bolivia —Nutria —Muskrat —Ormandale —Veldette —Squirrel —Viatka Squirrel —Wolf, Fox - —Opossum —Marmink —Sealine (dyed coney) Y —Formosa ~—Avanzada —Pollyanna —Lustrosa A Reasonable Deposit Included Are Scores Reserves Your Selection of Untrimmed Models A Wonderful 0pportunity For more than a month we have been preparing for this Great, Great Sale — 400 Coats have been as- sembled from several of America’s best coat makers—the cream of their stocks. Coats that were made to sell for much higher prices in every instance. Indeed, here is a collection of Coats that we are proud to offer and still more proud to sell at $44. You will not rrqulr«- any urging to buy one of these Coats, not after you figure the cost of materials and fine furs used in their making. Do this and we know you’ll buy your Winter Coat here, tomorrow! In Beauty of Line and Excellence of Workmanship These Coats Cannot Be Excelled at Any Price That’s a broad statement—and we mean just that! The rich, beauti- ful fabrics in themselves would make the coats worth $44—but, mind you, these are fur-trimmed Coats—fashionable, rich and luxurious. Every new style note represented; the new barrel cuffs, puffed, chin, shawl and convertible collars, embroidering, tuckings, pleatings and other new effects. Every coat is silk lined and interlined. Women who know fine coats will discover values that will make them doubt their own eyes. Yes—and only $44! Coat Section, Second Floor