Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 1925. 7 IMPERIALIST POLICIES ; . - o s e IHREE MEN HE“] cHargeD ToU. S. LEADERS il $1 Crepe Nightgowns, 87c¢ 5 $2 Crepe Kimonos, $1.66- | E |N [;Hlfl AGU K"-“N[;wmuqun seve Gontral ot Western || n feah and white, taiores or Taeerimind e _ i et s s S ol i S Hemisphere Is Sought by Offi- with shirred yokes; also new sleeveless models, with ered border on front and sleeves; pretty shades of cials, But Not by People. wide shoulder straps. Full cut, well made garments. 5 rose, copen, pansy, orchid and peach. All sizes up Easy to launder; require no ironing. to 44. Goldenberg’s—Third Fioor. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. nce, August 25.— ew York Socialist the International SR o ¢ Imported Colore for Ameri- ;‘5:;‘.:1,-?;fi'f,%fi}‘;s?:;::‘EZ*‘%&*E&%%?&:E’.; ‘Continuing for Tomorrow O‘ur Advance Sale of Chiffon Voile, 49¢ Yard Handsome Fur-Trimmed Coats | o mraomnes s | Civorced Student Beaten to'A B Death for Flirtation At- tempt, Jury Is Told. ever, thal the American people are —Archie Car. | not imperialistic, Hillquit the final sy By the Associated Pre: CHICAGO, August 2 it Car) ehe | the peace program of the a1 He said that he foresaw war for the || yesterday 1 3 . et iy “f“lge::::x‘] Wide taped-edge quality with the desirable soit clinging investizated the slayins Sunday of | T " il PR chiffon finish that makes it so desirable for dainty, cool JonuiE: Kissisu & Onbe | cans dominate the Western Hemi- Summer frocks. cago medical student. pat | Sphere economically “and. they ars | Testimony confirmed reports that | eoNBIics a a : : : ey showing impatience to become mas- ; . . - - . Klas! s d James R > Klasinn was killed and Jumes R | {0 of the world,” Hillquit said. || 36-in. Ratinspun, 35c 39¢ Lingerie Fabrics || they accosted thre. ters with whom | - 36 xn’ch_ RJAlll.rly‘«p-un. ,’;‘""'mpf' 250 they were not acquainted | Ordered to Canal Zone. | 7 1 e TR gUA. 1n » Mitcham, a gy student, who | ” i : d | complete assortment of shades. 36-inch Lingerie Fabrics, in- roomed with Klasinn, testified that | Maj. Oliver H. Presbrey, Ordnance " - i cluding shadow check and stripe g late Saturday might the two students | Department, at the Raritan arsenal, [N ® [« W™ S0c Suitings, 35¢ batiste, check voiles, etc. Al | noticed Carlint sitting on a porch with | New Jersey, has been ordered to the 36.inch Novelty Suitings, all | Wanted shades. Inez, Dolores and Irma Parise. Klasinn ma_Canal Zone for duty. - 2 wanted colors, in striped effects, We secured from several makers the sample lines and some sur- SIRG o Ahis 8 and Mitcham said “Hello!” and were answered from the porch by the same | plus stocks from early Fall orders, on which we obtained big price % 59¢ Organdy, 22¢ e walking on focibai a blodk; concessions. That is the reason we are enabled to offer new Winter 49c SqlsettC, 39¢ 541nckColored Swiss Organd sald Mitcham, he and Klasinn turned | coats of this character for $24.75. : A / nch Soisette, parnmercer- I{r;:l:x]Tl[)‘{xri-‘!]\:, | Permanent - fini :\,‘:f"‘]";‘"'fh .\{”::uflu:"v':}“",‘r ey . It's a rare treat—because these are splendid coats, fashioned of 4 en's a ui sidrte; | cucid, ke outisct to AN o ranged. When Carlini resented their richest materials and profusely trimmed with fine furs—on collars and 3 all sought-after shades. perfections proposal, they apolozized and left. cuffs, around bottom and down front. i Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Beaten With Paving Blocks . i There Are Plenty of Large Sizes A short time later. Mitcl the two encountered Carl eval companions, first with their concrete paving t Mitcham at first defe ed themselves, but were soon Jowered and | started to run K nn fell, while Mitcham ran on to call the police The three sisters corroborated am’s story of the porch incident. Final Clearance of Klasinn and | in the Sale, Too ; Fashioned of the Following’Finc Naverisl:- ‘ BOYS’ Summer Clothlng Suedine, Bolivia, Cut Flamingo, Chiffon Broadcloth, Cut _(14) Genuine Palm Beach Boys’ Straw Hats, good qual- Polaire and Other Rich Winter Coatinga Suits, sizes 8 to 14 years; sold i v and_des | ather of the dead student lv\!ii i formerly at ¥ siz 6% to 7 F 1 had e arrie H ] . o 7 Sa . » 51 8 es S Ecansas maaebadle ;’;‘lnmmed (l:un; F:;; foll;rs. :ur kl\m-{{ult;mnBColors 5“;';7;;”55“," iLong Pants Palm “S;o::lufllo;l:sc‘s, 7 > = b ch | ollars and Cuffs a "ur Borders —Cuckoo (Golden Brown) Beach Suits, English coat mod- and “Little 1 e o Gy CIGARETTES | of richest Furs—Natural Squirrel, —Grackle Head Sears’ ot s clothy of Carl npanions he T P . —Brown Y $15 Palm Beach Sui striped mats time of Kl ith - | Muskrat, Nufrm, ."armm!;, »Br‘n Raisin 4 L [Eakd {Bcde LSh mate " : packed in ; o, S lases. Sypnsh - siame ' prsj] Kmickareckort pais CAPITAL MAN IS JAILED extra heavyfoil | Viatka Coney, Dyed Fitch, Man- __Green T o IN MAIL FRAUD CHARGE . vy j churian Wolf and Selected Mandel. —Beaver 15, 16, 17 and 15 yaurs. §6 60 s drom regul ¥ or your e Grade Wash Suits, of izes 214 y L B A 5 51 3 = < 5 English broadcloth and mercer- G ks s e protection Coats Laid Aside Upon Payment of a Coats Will Be Charged on Bill Rendered ized poplin; vestee ‘and middy qf{]fl'fa"d Knickerbocker Pants, Maks $5,900 Bond-—Teial to | Reasonable Deposit, If Desired November 1st, If Desired Oliver Twist models; size: 9 U linen, . white to 8 years. Former 81. 89 Be in Richmond. ; ’ L1 $3.00 and $4.00 grades Special Dispatch to The Star Goldenbers’s—Third Floor. Chere’s Women’s Full-Fashioned $1 Imported §45 Seamless Axmlnster and mails to defraud. He wi when arrainged before United S B e e e s y . . Pongee, 65¢ P e smthlng ‘ Chiffon Silk Hose Yard Wilton Velvet Rugs Warren, and S. T. Kent Oliver, are B e reported to be held in Ohio on the the”l Slight Irregulars 33-inch All-silk Imported \n- = same charge. The three will be taken alr ural Tan Pongee, heay ] : to Richmond for the September term I memie quality, especially d‘ - N of the Federal District Court there. » - ” | of 81.59 Grade 2 sirable for men’s shirts, women'’s A The story of the “Durkee estate,” on Although these are termed irregulars the defects are so and cHIldILEss frocks. 5 which the alleged fraud was based as i - = e ntinp light as not to interfere with the appearance or wearing $1.30 Brocade Crepe, 98¢ o & N A ¥ SOS vered by detectives, is termed one P ‘. . 0y R Dt . : qualities. Full fashioned, with double sole, heel and to §.thcli Brocade Spiral Crepe. & of the most colorful in vears. 4 JicTities Dyfkes wenle sulreiinte: i lisle garter top, which adds service. Come in a desirable as 1eiYy, fom waven grdde i ull . ) —— = . the Southern Pacific in the late 60s sortment. A b Choice of Alexander Smith & Sons’ Seamless Axminster and i ,,l'h,‘,""u . Children’s S0c Hose Women’s 89¢c Rayon $125 Tub Silk. 89¢ Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs, size 9x12 ft. for large rooms ; shown Carter, found that the Government re- 39¢ Hose, 59¢ 32-inch Stripe, Check and Print- in a beautiful assortment of choicest oriental, medallion and guited @ bundof 3000 530 Ceant A Ta.reytons are “Temptation” Rayon (fiber silk) Design Tab Silks: <. fast- floral desigds, in colorings that will tone in "with any color Rullders of the Southern Paclilc when . Children's Mercerized Ribbed | 459 silk-mixed Hose. with mo color qualityn wanted shafle scheme. Both rich, heavy, deep, lustrous pile fabrics that will o arica s cwaens| o quATEET A alfi Sport Hose, seven-eighths length, | 3no, STKTixed Hose i o and $1.50 Messaline, S1.19 ¢ . B ) of good faith in their intentions to q \\":(Pé turn-over cu assorted toe: white and assorted shades. aninen A” e e give unlimited service. complete the road. Though the bond | shades. Goldenberg's—First_Floor. B i Pure anyi e 3 . Bk ety ke % was returned to the guarantors when ——————————————r et e s in copen, 10.6 size, regular $ 27x54-inch size, reg: $ / e road was completed, Stedrnaiend - seda ground : o 32.50 larly $400 each. At.. 2.85 5695 Gfflsa Rugs, $3.85 his two friends wrote to all the heirs of Durkee, it is charged, telling them that the mones was still held by the | Government and, with interest, the| amount due now amounted to $300,000 | 0. plain shades (Irregulars of $16.50 Grade) brown stror bound with tape. D tt d S >4 69 Goldenberg's—First Floor. Just 36 rugs to be sold at this price t. size ) e otte W1SS, E e bl e SR et e s o 7 8, L Ry . $1 Im orted hlte SHowing beaufttul calhe combine: * T oAl L At t. Large Room Size fons; also a cc assol 2 e avy ouble-warp hanese P W g Cook’s Linoleum Rugs e e Sh_zp BRVYING DWmErsoy | :S udebaker The men are ace $10,000 from these heirs on the repre- | sentation that they would need that much to e the claim of the Reirs to Durkee’s share of the money. | WIFE IGNORES MOLNAR Will Do Nothing to Aid Play- *on account of a slight blur in de- Runners, 79¢ 32-inch Imported White Dotted Swiss, a very fine sheer - sign which will not affect wear or appearance. quality, in the popular small woven pin dots. Makes dainty, Glnghams, 19C $15 nd $16 50 Hodge's R ttanin and cool Summer frocks, as well as negligees, children’s dresses 32-inch New Fall Dress Ging- S eic hams, in a large and varied as- Cherokee Fibre Rugs tugs, hit- . i sortment of stylish checks and O lattiara 2.£t. large room size \‘\,u:x‘x&w\ 3 "utnvm; borders, 45c Indian Head, 33c | 25c Pajama Checks plaids, in colorings and combina- yrodge’s make Rattania e e oY } $ 12 75 and 184105 Sandura, Feltnazs % tions, especially desirable for not this season’s odds and ends, but beautiful color- 3 t Floor—Bar- 44inch White Indian Head, 16¢ children’s school frocks, also ings and patterns rst Floor—Bar linen-finish quality, lengths from - v P, ] s, = ’ . o A —_— e - s g s 5 B ks cioteoven, e A ey foF fuop eapet e Borments Al S eamless eets VIENNA, August (P).—Mme. 59¢ White Pique 39¢ e g ummer l Sh Bt Tedak, fhe il of Faeey o 36-inch White Shirting Plaue, | S0c White Eponge, 29¢ - 35¢ Madras, 22¢ e noted playwright of Hungary, who | has been living for the past six months in Vienna, will do nothing, her friends say, to help the play wright to get a divorce, proceedings for which he been begun by him in the Hun n courts. Molnar ck sertion, but since his wife is pnally settled in sert that this up-| fine, soft-finish pin-welt quality 36inch White Eponge, stylish 32-inch Shirting Madras, white Underwear 81x90 Double- 98C for men's shirts. pebble weave for sports suits and grounds, showing printed stripes, Bed Size. s checks and figures; fast colors ‘Women's Gauze Cotton Union Jknee style, also bodice mod. 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, of superior quality low neck and sleeveless, New Rompers and Creepers eif, with dght knees per- 4Q¢ sheeting cotton, good, heavy round thread grade, each fir Women’s Gauze Cotton Pants, ished with wide hem. At this substantial ~J\v.1g it would be (& C ]_ Regularly 79¢ . (53 bandtop and tightknee styles: wise economy to buy in quantities. Full double-bed size g : e c.and extra sizes; . - i pl !IINTED PAATTIE-IRNG Fachio 3 Denfect qualtt i aTGa 39¢ $3.50 Spreads, $2.89 35¢ Pillowcases, 27¢ Infants' Cotton Knit Shirts, Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases, high neck and long sleeves, fin- size; heav raised Marseilles free from starch or dre Goldenberg’s—First Floor. dresses. rty-two witnesses have been cited | in the action El ST e An opportunity to lay in a fresh supply : hed with crochet edge and draw- patferns. Each neatly finishe grade pillowcase cotton. REDS ACTIVE lN SPAIN. of rompers and creepers at a saving of il Irregulars;of 3%¢ 'J 7o With hem. $2.50 Spreads, $1 98 —— i 20c each. These are beautifully made of “Boys' Knit Union Suits, ecru $1.39 Bleached Sheets Crochet Bedspreads, single-bed ' Resume Distribution of Seditious | “Loretta” cloth, in plain shades of jade, balbriggan: others of white hnu $1.19 dize; heavy, raised Marseilles de R : ok ; : J p cotton; high neck and short . signs. Literature. . e peach, light blue, pink and mais, others ( Siceves, knee pants; per- 40, 81x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, | 25¢ Cotton, 16¢ f MADRID. Au 25 - with white mdaras tops and embroidered fect guality. 69¢ value.. c extra length for double bedsi | ggineh Unbleached Shee ! crudescence of communist ; designs, finished with colored bloomers ‘Geldenberz's—First ¥iour. heavy, round-thread quality. | Cotton, extra-heavy closewov In Spain became known vester ? d i Goldenberg’s—First Floor. quality. 3 Al : ¢ and double collars; sizes 1 to 6 vears. “ g 3 with the publication of an official n FL. Es ) 2 ) 48¢c and 59¢ Fast-Color by the military directe statement reveals it e oo, ST T i ‘ : : Maker’s Sample Li i e oot ‘ ; $1 “Iwanta” Sleeping Garments, 79¢ Cretonnes ssiitongi i Aind he distribu- | B a ra S re Vi de of pajama cl cks, - o e sl | Loe o R e i e v 00 Do ems el it i 28 N Neckwear, 29c et full cut sizes from 2 to 12 years. engititiacte ey ordinary 29 and 36 inch Fast-color Cre- An extensize variety of the season’s most wanted K " Thu! B . t full bolts and mill lengths, lud: ohatacte ¥ “ » 0 L onnes, ful ny 3 clu mg Collar and Cuff ch I,on lah(‘l Jabot th cc Ll Qquart $1.25 at grocery and drug stores, ik o EAEiGiices of Portfins 3| LAmicaNons plhe A s i - laces, nets and finen, in white, ecru and cream colors, as well as i ish striped percale; long or short effects of green, copen and tan; cuvermg* ot all Kinds. Light and many attractive combinatious. sleeves; trimmed with silk frogs made with embroidered collar, dark’ floral, bird, foliage and and pocket. Sizes 2 to 18 years. fronts, pockets and sashes. Sizes stripe designs. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. 7 to 14 years. First Floor — Bargain' Table and Fourth Floos Qmmafi4 5 $7Part-Wool Sturprise 5th Floor— McCall Printed Pattern 4217 Panel Curtalns 2 k iny days, trav- S A . ' e]ix?;c:‘:‘ilr)\' t}(lle'cc;utntr_\', Choice of an assortment of 25 new and handsome pat- B!$a4rl.6e5t G‘\jm“‘teed Lo‘flirpflce Me&m&dlse A terns, with tassel or bullion fringed ends. Filet, Scotch or one can still be smart ; b5 novelty weaves, in white, ivory and ecru colors; 214 LA .weight, Part-wool Blan- if one wears a top coat ) . e 2ysrand 275 ey o Yoxbt taeh t 2 . v twi i kets, extra size, 70x80 inches, for with the proper modish yards long; good, heavy twisted quality guaranteed to laun- Aol e Sartr finacolund; flare at the hem. A der perfectly. - < 3 fleeced quality, in plaids of blue, omen’s Vests 79 Play Suits siew MeCal style. for 29c Curtain Marquisette, 17¢ te, Lty Snd Srose £ dulery oo 19¢ SSC » binations. Sateen-bound ends to Sheer quality white Curtain Marquisette, in plaids, block effects, olor in blanke Inilehs Colontugs an Irregulars of 29c Grade Boys' Khaki and Blue Play Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Gauze Cotton Vests, made Suits, trimmed with red; Fall. stripes and neat borders: any quantity cut from full bolts, Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor. bodice style; others without sizes 3 to 7 years. strap; irregulars of 29¢ grade. “Surprise h Floor.” ""‘"g'ffli‘l‘;“";’;,s 35¢ Moire Ribbons 69c 25c i LR & Assortment of Fine Moire Children's Black _Sateen Ribbons for sashes and bows. | Bloomers, plaited style Five inches wide tonhole band and “Surprise Fifth Fioor.” knee; sizes 8, 10 and 12 years. oty Women’s. Rayon 59¢ Rompers Hose $149 White Ja- a5 g WT‘ : 39C 35C panned Tin Bread gg. Galvanized Iron num Rice or Cereal §1.49 White Ja- Console Sets, assort: Boaperos o blus ot sl e R R Boxes, rolltop style; Cookers, paneled panned Tin Cylinder. ed colors, black band . : - , W $ . . 1 green; open back and front; three-seam back, in an as- good size "’:‘ t':"::; et N sides; twoquart trade - Shape Cake Cabl- decoration; 1 bowl on golln.r and belt. Sizes 3 to sortment of desirable shades; t and well g7 00 ? 69¢ ; ) clzeiguaran- @@, shelves, two can: Karoris D Perecon ) s “Surprise Fifth Floor.” “Surprise Fifth Fl P> made. s handles...... back..... teed ware.... 9 well made sl‘oo dlesticks. sl 88 —_— THE TANGLEFOOT CO!‘PANY Tn one r 000 bunches from Honduras, thi Great STANDARD BENZOL [ GASOLlNE | “Surprise Fifth Floor.