Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1925, Page 14

14 ESCAPED CONVICT FOUND DEAD IN'SEA Body of Mooney Is Washed Ashore—Gangsters Blamed for Shooting. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1925, ASKS PRISON PAROLE. LR N B N NEENENENENENENENRNENNNRERGHNHN.] Man Who Posed as Negro to Shield New White Summer Bags Family Seeks Freedom. 32 tO $10 Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 22.—After serv- Large assortment of Imported Bead Bags; ing six vears of a 2 Moire Silk Bags or White Kid Bags. posing as a neg Beaded bags are frame or drawstring style, man Jack MeCoy, ah tnmath of whe plain white or with needle point embroidery. e enfiary, AsTARR Kid and silk bags are pouch styles. Mounted : (20l analisentencentin o1y on engraved metal frame or self covered. Silk lined and fitted with change purse and mirror. Palais Royal—Main Floor Correct and Stylish Gloves for Summer Wear at $§3.50 Pair Washable Skin Gloves—Biarritz slip-on styies. Doeskin Gloves, in white and natural color. P. K. sewn and prix seam; hand sewn in self and contrasting colors. _ Washable French Suede Gloves—P. K. sewn, in silver and beige shades. > Palais Royal—Main Floor Remarkable Values in Millinery—Yard Goods—Coats and Other Timely Merchandise Are Offered by the Palais Royal for Tuesday Shoppers— fl D N O BN D DD MDD, The Smartness of White Hats for Warm Summer Days Is Well Exemplified In This Offering $3.95 $5.00 *$7.50 *10.00 White Hats predominate the world of fashion—whether they be sports or dress hats. Agency Proposes To Get War Debt By “Psychology” Kresge Department Stores ZiePALAIS ROYAL The Fair, Chicago, Ill. Quality Merchandise An_ambitious collecting agency has offered its services to the Gov- ernment to help collect the war debts of some smaller countries at a charge of 10 per cent. In a letter to the American Debt Commission the agency said: “In collecting some of the claims which you have against the small coun- tries a certain amount of applied psychology is necessary to effect cessful collections. L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. ult and robbery McCoy said Courteous Service a negro, and was placed in the ction of the pen. A few months ago he told atten- dants that he was of white parentage, but had posed as a negro to shied his famiiy living in California. Investiga- tion upheld his story, and he was moved to the white section of the “pen.” He became associate editor of the prison paper. the Square Deal. By the Associated Press June 22.—The body aped Sing Sing e in on the surf at Rockaway h yesterday not far from the cottage where he is said to have been slain by three ga ters. Without what was hap- pening, bathers watched in the early hours as the thre men carried the hody from the cottaze to the water. To one woman who questioned them they replied that they were taking an intoxicated comrade to the water to sober him p. A police dog later found the body Police said that blood was still freshly congealed in two gunshot wounds in! The Federal Trade Commission Mooney's head. Following a trail of | mage public today an opinion by blood, they came to a cottage, Where|(ommissioners Thompson and Nu- there arrested seven allezed Manhat-| gent dissenting from the dismissal by | id that Mooney | the on of its complaint | - el higan Wholesale Gro- three men who disposed of | ; 7 fry { in the ocean. The seven| The complaint charged the asso-| re_arrested said that about [ejation with concerted action to co- | three men came to the bun into guarantee- | nded to sce Mooney and, on unsold | t. shot him. Thev ecline in the its and, put We belleve we have the psychology and the system that will net you, and incidentally our Republic, prompt and satisfactory results. Our charge for collection is 10 per cent. Needless to say the Government has not accepted the offer. = i SOBBROONY DISSENTING VIEW GIVEN. 3 Sewing Accessories Steel Shears, assorted sizes, 89c to $1.75. Steel Scissors, assorted sizes, 69c to SL50. Best IQuz!iry Sewing Silk, assorted, spool. 10c. Clark’s O. N. T. Cotton, 150 yards to spool, éc. Extra Fine Lawn Bias Tape, white and assorted colors, 6 yards to piece, Z pieces, 25c. Silk Taffeta Seam Binding, black, whi.e and as- sorted colors, piece, 25¢c. Superior Quality Tape Measure, 50 incheslong, 5S¢, 10c, 15c, 25¢c and 35c. Best Quality Sewing Needles, assorted sizes, 10c each; 3 papers, 25c. English Twilled Tape, assorted widths, in white roll, 12c. Hook yard, 19c. Weighted Tape, in white and black, vard, 1Sc to 19c. Kleinert’s Dress Shields Feather weight, assorted sizes, regular; opera; covered, assorted pair, 33c to 53c. Gem, double sizes; regular sizes only, pair. 39 to 67c. On»am-f-ofi, assorted sizes; regular; opera; pair, 36c to 7lc. Black Panne, assorted sizes; regular; opera; pair, 43¢ to 78c. § Flesh, silk lined, assorted sizes; regular; opera; R B R R R R R R R R R R R B R R R R A R R R R A R R R A R R A R AR R AR AR R A A G AR RARRFARR AR RARRRRHF™. pair, 50c to 75c. Beautiful Silks for Summer Frocks! Printed Georgette, $2.49 and $2.98 Yard An attractive selection of the new prints on sheer, firm-weave georgette. Featuring pretty floral designs on light or dark grounds. An attractive material for the cool Summer frock, afternoon or dance frocks. Printed Pussy Willow, $4.49 Yard Pussy Willow is accepted as the standard of high quality silk, excelling not only in quality but in originality of designs on light and dark grounds. They are a joy to behold and a greater joy to wear. 40 inches wide. i Something New and Different 54-Inch Bordered Silk Voile, $5.98 Yard A beautiful new novelty fabric. Sheer as a cobweb, strong as broadcloth. Shown in all-over patterns with light top and the bottom dark. The color combinations are beautiful and the material is in that excellent width which makes home dressmaking A Plain and Fancy Silks, $2.79 Yard Here is a splendid opportunity for decisive savings on some of the season’s most popular fabrics. They are new silks of well known makes which have been selected from our regular stock, and those who appreciate the best goods and exclusive patterns will recognize the values as being very unusual. 40-inch Rich Brocade Crepe, in a good color assortment. Regularly $3.98 and $4.98 40-inch Satin-back Moire, in street and evening shades. Regularly $3.49. 40-inch Printed Crepes, in a large assortment of the new floral, scroll and dot patterns, on both light and dark grounds. Regularly $3.49 and $398. 40-inch Mallison’s Chinchilla Barre. Woven of silk and wool with a satin stripe. Shown in the new sport shades. Regularly $349 yard 40-inch Novelty Sport Silks, in a large collection of the sport shades and white. $349 to $4.49 regularly ; ) 40-inch Patio. A silk crepe with alternating stripes of lustrous satin in different widths. Shown in street shades. Regularly $408. 40-inch Plain and Fancy Faille. A silk-and-wool fabric, with a distinct cord effect. in a wide range of high shades and dark colors. Regularly $375. * " 36=inch Pompadour and Plaid Taffcta, in a broken assortment of light and dark grounds. Regularly $298 and $398. Trade Commission Minority Pass on Dismissal of Complaint. words can’t describe it. Ready to eat. A cereal that brings health and pep. Full of body-building ele- ments. Your grocer has PEP. Its | dismissal was announced May 10 on 9, the grounds that the allegations had d Sing| ot been proved. The dissenting the peppy bran food, o B R D A T ) erce manufa ing jobbers £00ds res manufa ye Tape rustproof, in white and black there is a clever little hat of white kid and smartly tailored straws for sports and street wear. At $3.95 there are trimmed hats of hair and crepe. Tailored hats At $5'00 of light-weight felt, peanut straw and Milan hemp and the ever-popular Gage hats. there are trimmed and tailored mod- At $7‘50 and $ 1 0'00 ‘els of fine Swiss hair, tagal, leghorn and felts, with trimmings of flowers, ribbon and maline. The hat sketched is one of the smart, new white felts. Palals Royal—Second Floor Uniopinion held that the issue in the ¥ear | case was whether the commission robbery, he|myst wait until trade had already since been at large. | heen restrained by an actual boycott | — before it can act or whether it should | 800 DANISH-AMERICANS |iehit d Wit Sy o crti o Boseort | GREETED AT COPENHAGEN ' {ana t re L King's Bodyguard Band Plays at B Arrival of Brotherhood in i " the Associated Press - Denmark, June|g standing rain and the | arrival of the steamer Oscar 1T |l from New York., a crowd estimated | to have ted 10,000 assembled | at the Quays norning to wel- | come 800 members of the I)ani.flhi Brotherhood in the United States and |l thelr families to Denmark | It was a_ cheering, singing crowd |® that greeted the g At the | s bodvguard in full gala dress, played se- | [] ns. | fer Stauning, in an address of |® - w hoped the visitors would | g - have a pleasant holiday in Denmark. | x He said that while Denmark regretted | B 3 L] having lost such fine citizens ve - - L] L] L] FEEEEESEEE EEE EE PEFSEE RS BEEREEEE EEE RS SN N Their Former Country. £ N D AN NN MMM Special Announcement! Beginning today—And continuing through the entire week— The Palais Royal, Inc., have engaged - Mme Ben Yusuf Of the Reed Fashion Service, of New York, to talk on “Personality in Dress” A special service in connection with the Palais Roval Silk and Dress ods Section. An interesting discussion of the complete costume, from choosing materials, colors, patterns, to c construction, color-psychology and its relation to Besides, A Demonstration of New Styles and Fabrics on A Living Model —illustrating the proper use of plaids, stripes and the new all-over flowered prints. Two Lectures Daily All This Week, in the Silk De- partment, 10:30 to 11.15 and 3:00 to 4:00 Tuesday and Thursday from 4:45 to 5:15 for the benefit of Government Workers Reed Style Experts Will Cut and Fit a Dress For You —from any materials purchased in the Palais Royal Silk and Wash: Goods Section. There's a small charge of & We believe that in bringing the Reed Dressmaking Service of New York to you we have done something exceedingly worth while. It is a dressmaking service that is in a class apart, conducted in a manner that will assure satisfaction. Interpret the Fashions According to Your Own Ideas You will be shown step by step how to make exclusive frocks. afternoon or eveming gowns, sports clothes and tailleurs. You will be guaranteed against mistakes in cutting. Garments will be fitted by fashion experts, and you will be directed in each part of the actual sewing. —NOTE THE HOURS— Palais Royal—Silk Section—Second Floor RUEE PP B E B PP R R R P P W NI ENENN) The Fair, Chicago, 1L Quality Merchandise L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Courteous Service proud and thankful th glven their mother try & good name In the United tes through loyalty and honest achlevements. cou NI Rotarex Double Roll Ironer [} will save you labor, time and g money. You may iron with case and M| pleasure any and all of your g| laundry. Smail down payment places one B $ 1 37.50 in your home; balance on easy " Easy Terms If Desired terms. The eight-sheet capacity aluminum - eylinder weighing but 10 pounds. Washes clean, eliminating wear and tear of the clothes. The aluminum wringer with eoft rub- ber rolla guards against breaking buttons nd may be locked in five convenient ositions. Can be operated independ- 1f desired. Rotarex w compels the right; also prevents blowing of fuses. A 'demonstration in your home will convince you that you cannot afford to be without one. TRINITY RECTOR WARNS LAND SUITS MUST FAIL New York Minister Says Titles to Property in Financial District Rotarex Washing Machine person Are Held Conclusive. s UM AN By the Associated Pre NEW YORK, June 22.—Persons who plan law suits to get possession of valuable property in the financial dis- Trinity Church, the are descendants of ire warned by the Rev. Dr. Caleb R. Stetson, rector of Trinity, in his annual report, that such con: re bound to fail. Dr. Stetson that the title of Trinity , under Queen Anne’s grant been “held conclusive - Apex Cleaner m $55.00 = Complete set of m improved attach- g ‘ments - trict owned by latest of wh Anneke Jans S has a friction clutch operator o use it o impression of un- irees in Trinity NN B FREE . ‘with every purchase B of an Apex Cleaner. ® L] Shown 2 . Dr. Stetson explains, the h in the past year has faced serious difficulty in supporting its many chapels and in creating a re. placement fund for old buildings and church repairs. Second Floor - The New Floral Voiles 75¢, 98¢ and *1.45 Yard The vogue fod prints has been extended to wash fabrics and you will be amazed at the clever imitations of printed chiffon and georgette to be found in this collection of voiles. The grounds are soft pastel shades with large printed floral patterns. The voile is exquisitely sheer—of hard- twisted, two-ply quality. In a wide variety of colors and color combinations, The $1.45 quality consists of hand-blocked designs on pastel grounds. Bold color combina- tions in many lovely effects. Just the material you will want for pretty afternoon frocks for warm Summer days. 4,500 Yards 65c Tissue Voile Specially Priced, 44c Yard Woven Tissue Voiles in block designs. trasting lines. i % The ground colors are: Copen, green, yellow, pink and tan. 34 and 35 inches wide. 2} 2yforssen i Rotarex Kook-Rite Special $39.95 Does all your cooking. Mechanically perfect, enamel slightly chipped in shipping. Only a limited quantity. Let us prove it by actual dem- B Regular selling price, $67.50. onstration in your home. - See Demonstration in 11th St. Window ™ Special Limited Offer Don't wait, place your order now! | The new improved attachments gl show the only new idea in twel yvears of suction cleaning history B and makes the Apex a cleaning g wonder. MMM et el Paneling and Jabot Material By the Yard, $1 to §5 ¥ So much in demand for tri Summer frocks. Made of and georgette. In w A Long Panel of Net Combined. Some trimmed with real Trish lace. Priced according to quality. $1 to §3.50 Each Cireular Collar Materials 81 and $1.59 Yard In net and lace combinations, Fancy Buttons 15¢ to $1 Dozen In crystal, pearl, porcelain, wood gulalit and composition. In the popular reds, blues, greens, orchid, brown, tan and oriental combina- tions. Also two-tone pearl and Roman pearl. SEE ANNOUNCEMENT D SATURDAY and ecrn and Lace Very light and airy. In solid colors outlined in con- mosquitoes are on the warpath ON’T let mosquitoes spoil your summer. Spray them with Flit. Flit spray clears the house in a few minutes of mosquitoes and disease- bearing flies. It is clean, easy and safe to use. Kills Household Insects Flit spray also destroys bed bggs. roaches, ants, and insect eggs. he eracks and crevices where insects hide and breed are readily reached by Flit Try Flit in your home. spray. Spraying Flit on garments kills moths and their larvae which eat holes. Extensive tests showed that Flit did not stain or injure the most delicate fabrics. A Scientific General Insecticide Flit is the result of exhaustive re- search by expert entomologists and chemists. More than 70 formulas were tested on various household insects be- fore Flit was finally perfected. Flit is a 100% effective insecticide containing no inactive (inert) ingredients. For sale everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) Ants—Bed Bugs—Roaches Maxy Othor Housshold Insacts ‘and Their Eggs 5,000 Yards 75¢ Imported Colored Dress Linens, Specially Priced, 38c Yard Another new shipment of these new pre-shrunk dress linens to be sold at this low price. Lovely, firm linen for sports dresses, for street wear, for the linen ensemble, for colored guest towels, for luncheon sets and many other uses. ; In a wide range of colors, including copen, tan, pink, orchid, grapefruit yellow, gray, peach, d white. 36 inches wide. green and white. 5 ICAES W% palais Royal—Second Floor B NN NN NN NN T ANENIMNENS, Than These Prices of Novelty Weaves mannish styles. around and the mannish styles. Sizes 14 to 20 years, 36 t0244. Larger sizes in 384 to 525. A AN N YN AU NN AN A Continuing Our Clearance Sale of High-Grade Dress and Sports Coats Regardless of Former Prices $23.00 *33.00 *43.00 Many Originally Sold for Double and More Coats that can be worn for travel, for town or country wear during the whole Summer and early Fall. Coats of Twill—of Satin—of Tweeds— Trimmings of fur, embroidery and buttons. All the newest silhouettes, including the flare fron;, the straightline model, the flare side, the ripple front, the wrap- All sizes in the three groups, but not in each style. All the wanted colors and plenty of navy and black. Marabou Ideal Summer trimming dresses, wraps and scarfs. Single strand, in orchid, pink, blue, rose, gray, white, natural and black. 75c to $1.35 yard. 2 and 3 strand, in gray, white, cocoa and black. $2 to $325 yard. Palais Royal—Main Floor for SanEIBBnenNeN 3 A loose. Some strictly R R R R R R R R R R A R R R R R R R R A R R R R AR AR SRR R AR FRAG Used for collar and cuffs Venice Lace Banding 50c to $3 Yard Used for paneling, etc. and ecru. Venice Allover Lace $2 to $5 Yard Used for making yokes. and ecru. Palais Roy; In -white In white l—Main Floor The Latest Paris Fad— “Pixie” Necklaces and Bracelets In Rainbow Tints These small beads, in all the rainbow hues, are worn in groups of 6, 9 or 12 strands. The bracelets match. The chains are worn knotted or hanging 38 or 45 inch chains, 25c each. Set of 6 Chains, Set of 9 Chains, Set of 12 Chains, Set of 5 Bracelets, Set of 10 Bracelets, 85¢ Palais Royal—Main Floor Beach Playthings $1.25 $1.85 $2.45 45¢ for the Kiddies 7.inch Pail and Shovel, decorated with clowns in gay colors, each, 25c. 3 7-inch Bucket, filled, with shovel, 4 toys for moulding, and sieve. Well made handle, no sharp edges. 6~inch Pail—3 tops, sieve and shovel, 50c. 4-inch Pail—2 tops, sicve and shovel, 39c. Decorated Sand Toys, with sieve, painted in rose; silhouettes of children, moulds and spoon. Has col- lapsible handle for packing in suit cas -or grip. Each, o Palais $1.25 79c Royal—Main Floor _L..“.l.lll.lll...l...l.... S E N AN AN SNSRI RN O NN NSNS N R AN NS SO AN OGO R EEE RN ll.lllllllflfl!!lfllll'fl.l..Ill.ll‘l‘l‘l‘Il'..l....l....l.l