Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 16

16 CHARGE CONSPIRACY "IN DRY LAW ARRESTS Four Persons in Custody and Two Automobiles Seized—114 Quarts Corn Liquor Captured. Four alleged conspirators against the prohibition laws were arrested last night and two automobiles were seized by the flying squadron of dry raiders under Capt. Guy Burlingame in the antiliquor sade being waged under Commissioner Fenning's | orders. The conspiracy involves a =umber of angles. . the flying | squadron commander states, arrest | was difficult because of an evasive | system employed. This included the reception of cash and orders at one | and the delivery of liquor warehouse some 20 blocks The dry squadron made two pur- chases, it is alleged, at 2131 L street, giving a $5 and a $20 bill, both marked, for the consignment. The liquor is alleged to have been de- livered by men operating from 2104 Flagler place, 20 blocks or more away from the first address. After the liquor was delivered search warrants for both addresses were obtained. At the L street house the marked money is alleged to have been recovered after the arrest of Everett Allison Wormley and his wife, Carrie Worm- ley, on charges of sale, transportation and illegal possession of liquor and conspiracy to break the prohibition laws. At the Flagler residence Ber- nard Thornton Brown and Earl Aloy- sius Douglas were arrested on similar charges and the automobile alleged to have been used for delivery purposes seized, together with 114 quarts of corn liquor and 3 onehalf gallon containers of the same. All of the prisoners are colored. The flying squadron second automobile last Maurice Alfred Ros 24, of Baltimore, Md., was ulleged to have been making deliveries of intoxicants on Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Seventeenth and I streets. He was charged w portation and a 13 -gallon container of alleged liquor was found in his automobile. seized the while | An airplane plant and an automo- bile factory are to be opened in Czecho- slovakia. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925. HILL TO OFFER BILL TO REPEAL DRY LAW Says Church Report Prompts An- nouncement—Drunkenness De- creases in Baltimore. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., September 15.— Representative John Philip Hill of the third Maryland district announces that at the opening of Congress in December he will introduce a bill pro- viding for repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Mr. Hill said his de- cision was made several weeks ago, and announcement at this time was prompted by the report on prohibi- tion of the Federal Council of Churches. Investigators, this report said, saw an ‘“unfavorable and dis- quieting” trend in the social conse- quences of prohibition. Drunkenness Shows Decrease. Special Dispateh to The Star. efght months of this year show a slight decrease in comparison with the figures for the same period last year, according to police statistics. There were 11 deaths this year, com- pared with 24 in the eight months in 1924, from acute alcoholism. From the first of the year to August 31, 3,706 persons were arrested on charges of drunkenness. In the first gight months of 1924 there were Women Held for Transporting. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., September 15.— Giving the names of Miss H. A. Han- igan and Miss Lena Rice of Charles- ton, W. Va., two young women have been arrested In Tazewell County on the charge of transporting 100 gal- lons of liquor. Fifty Dry Cases Docketed. Special Dispateh to The Star. RTINSBURG, W. Va., Septem- ber 15.—Fifty cases involving alleged violation of the prohibition law make up practically the entire docket of the Federal Court for the Northern Dis- trict of West Virginia, opening here today. The only other cases are those involving post office offenses. BALTIMORE, September 15.—Ar. rests for drunkenness and cases of acute alcoholism in Baltimore for the Usually Priced $198 and $2.98 Your choice of scores of charming styles in fine felt and velo-felt in an array of colors, including san- dalwood, tan, brown, green, red, pansy, black, copen and others. Men’s Furnishings 10c Handkerchiefs, 24 for Men's o r Boys’ Plain ‘White Handkerchiefs with $ hem. Soft-finished white cotton. Very special. Street Floor 79¢ Work Shirts, 2 for Exceptionally Heavy Quality Blue Chambray Shirts, made witn capa- $ cious pockets and double- stitched seams. Sizes 1412 to 17. Generously proportioned. 75¢c Interwoven Hose 3 Pairs for The well known stand- ard quality—discontinued numbers of silk and mer- $ cerized lisle Ribbed ef- fect. Every pair absolute- ly perfect. All sizes 25¢ Cotton Hose, 6 Pairs for Good quality, Service- ° able, Seamless Hose, with extra strong foot. White, s cordovan, navy, black. £ g2y and champagne. Sizes % to 1114, 69c and $1 Ties, 2 for Silk-and-wool ‘Imported silk. Also bias and regi- $ mental striped silks in all the smart Fall shades. Pairs for Broken lot of Good Quality Hose, navy, cordo- sl 9% to 1174, Otis Shirts and Drawers 2 for s Knit Ties, rayon or 18c Cotton Hose, 9 van, black and gray. Sizes Trregulars of $1 grade Side, back and front turned brims. At- tractively shaped and trimmed with ribbons, bows, gold kid and self trimmings. Don’t miss this sale— the most gala event of the new season. Street Floor $1.98 Costume Slips Rayon Slips. made in bodice-top style. Deep $ pleated flounce trimmed with braid. White, black, navy, brown, russet, copen, bril- liant red, green and various pastel tones. Sizes 36 to 44. Street Floor F$1.50 Costume Slips ixtra Size English 51 Sateen Slips, made with bodice top and fancy pleat- ed flounce. Black, navy. brown, wine, copen, rose, tan, gray, green and tangerine. Sizes & N\ iy, N 44 to 4 Second Floor ) Girls’ $1.50 Dresses Striped Ginghams and prints fashion one-piece $ and long waisted dresses. New styles for Fall. Trim- med with contrasting colors and touches of hand embroidery. Second Floor . ) Children’s Umbrellas Boys' and Girls' Um- brellas with various s style handles. Fruit of the Loom and other quality fabrics. Perfect. Street Floor 39¢ Pillowcases, 4 for 45x36-inch size. Firm white cotton Ses. s laundered very serviceable. Street Floor and Qg 19¢ Printed Challis 7 Yds. for Lovely patterns on a fine quality challis. - Suitable for comfort covering, chil- $1 dren’s pinafores and house focks % _ $2 Rayon Stripe Satin Very attractive quality $ in numeros Fall colgrs. 50c Turkish Towels, 3 for Large size, heavy. ab- $ sorbent Terry towels, in 1 Street Floor 50c Cretonne Scarfs 4 for all white. Attractive . pattern$ in s light colors; assirted sizes. Third Floor l, D”o s, N\ Buy an Extra Garment for Your Boy for Purchase a Boy’s Suit with Vest, Two-Pants Suit or Mackinaw for $ $9.95. and choose another of any of \\\\\\\\\\l//,, KA\ Zagreb, Jugoslavia, is to have a large state broadcasting station. " Women’s Undergarments Brassieres, 2 for Silk-striped Coutil Bras- sieres, made with wide elastic inserts at back. s Shirred elastic shoulder straps. 32 to 46 $1.50 Corselettes Fancy silk-striped coutil, in hook-side model. Elas- tic inserts and four hose supporters. Sizes 32 to 44. $1.50 Corsets Back-lace style, of silk stripe and fancy brocade Elastic top, long hip, four hose supporters. Sizes 24 to 32. *1 *1 Dainty Underwear, 2 for Gowns, Chemise, Step- ins andBloomers, . of crepe, shadow batiste, s voile and muslin, Lace and embroidery trimmed. White and colors. Street Floor Extra Size Gowns Full-cut Gowns, of mus- lin, in slip-over style; ki- mono _sleeves; lace and embroidery trimmed. Sizes 19 and 20. Second Floor Bead Necklaces Special purchase of 32- inch-length Necklaces in plain and fancy beads, graduated style. Several shades of blue, yellow, 1 green, pink and helio. Boxed. Street Floor $1.49 Bead Bags d | 11, Pouch-shaped Bags, in smart two-tone effects. A very special value at only $1.00. Street Floor 7 //////////I!\\\\\ T sttt Chiffon Silk Hose Women's Full-fashioned, Chiffon-weight, Pure Silk Stockings, irregulars of $2 grade. Black, gun metal and all Fall shades. l $1 Rayon and Silk Hose 2 Pairs for Women's Hosiery, sec- onds of §1 grade, in a $ splendid assortment of new colors. Chiffon Hosiery, 2 Prs. for N7 BAIL DENIED LOCAL MAN IN. AUTOMOBILE DEATH Earl Jameson to Face Hearing Be- fore Coroner’s Jury in Balti- more Tonight. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 15.—Earl Jameson, a Washington motorist, charged with running over and caus- ing the death of W. B. McRae of Laurel Sunday, was held without bail by Magistrate Levin in Southwestern Police Court yesterday for a hearing before a coroner’s jury there tonight. Jameson gave his address at 3711 Harrison street, Washington. McRae was 55 years old. He died at St. Agnes’ Hospital. He was thrown out of an automobile on the Washington boulevard when the ma- chine was in collision with a_car said to have been operated by Jameson. | After McRae had been thrown out | Jameson’s automoble is said to have passed over him. Three large brick plants have re- cently been started in Greece to meet demands caused by the great increase in building. Home Furnishings All white, in plain and fancy weaves. The ideal $1.50 Robe Blankets Baby Blankets in 36x50- $l 25¢ Marquisette, 6 Yds. for fabric for long and sash $1 cuttains. inch size Pink or blue animal patterns. 39¢ Baby Blankets, 4 for 29x39-inch size. Pink $ or blue plaids. Splendid l for extra covering. Lace Curtains, Each onds of $2 and 83 quali- ties. Very attractive pat- Table Oilcloth, 4 Yds. for Seconds of 40c grade. marble patterns. Window Shades, 2 for shades in light and dark colors. 5 Yds. for Beautiful patterns in Suitable for draperies, $l frocks, art needlework and cushions. 50c Sash Curtains, 3 Wite curtains with ruffied edges. . Neat, eas- Shelf Oilcloth, 12 Yds. for Seconds of 12%c quality. Samples and slight sec- sl terns. White and fancy tile and Seconds of $1 oil opaque 35¢ Washable Cretonne light and dark colors. Pairs for ily washed and very, very sl special. Plain and fancy patterns. Third Floor LR\ Y R f1 mu“\\\\\\\\"S Boys’ School Apparel “Bell” Blouses Boys’ Blouses, of genu- ine _broadcloth, rayon § striped woven madras and fine percale. White, tan, blue and various stripes. Collar- attached styles. Sizes 7 to 16 years. $1.50 Pajamas _One-piece style, made of pink or blue striped flan- nelette. Well cut, roomy and warm fleeced flan- nelette. Sizes 6 to 14, SN ;, ¥ NOTED PASTOR CALLED. Philadelphia Church to Get Rev. Dr. Newton of New York. PHILADELPHIA, September 15 (4). —The Rev. Dr. Joseph Fort Newton, pastor of the Universalist Church of the Divine Paternity, New York, has accepted a call to the rectorship of the Protestant Episcopal Memorial Church of St. Paul n the Overbrook section of this city, it was announced Saturday. Dr. Newton also has served pastorates in the Baptist and Congressional churches. He was con firmed by Bishap Garland, head c the Episcopal Church in this dioc last July, until his ordina priest a year hence, serve as a speclal preache: Last year, by the vote of 25,000 min- Isters, Dr. Newton was named as one eading preachers in Amer- He also is an author of note . In competitive bidding for steel- tired rallway wheels in South Amer- fca recently bids were submitted by firms from many parts of the world, and prices ranged from $20.5: i ey 8 m $20.53 to $67.86 Stamped Goods 85¢c and $1 Stamped Dresses, 2 for Children's Dresses, in good patterns and attrac- tive colors. Sizes 6 to 14. § Women's Dresses in smart colors and patterns, These are charming for Fall wear and for house frocks. College Girls’ Gowns White Longcloth, Col- ored Voile and Crepe Nightgowns, cut roomy sl with finished neck and short sleeve or sleeveless effects. Small design stamped on front. Luncheon Sets Colored art cloth, in blue, gold and coral, stamped with dainty em- § broidery pattern 36-inch cloth and four napkins Street Floor $1.49 to $2 Sport Scarfs Women's Scarfs in rayon and sillkc crepe, in plain colors or fancy printed ci- § fects. Hemmed or fringe ends. Street Floor A f///////////////l il il Il///ltl\\\\\\ OFFERINGS THAT SPARKLE WITH MONEY SAVINGS BIG RECEPTION PLANNED UPON RETURN OF WALES Duke of York to Meet Prince at Portsmouth—XKing and Queen to Be at Statien. By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 15.—Plans al- ready are being made for a great re- ception of the Prince of Wales on his return early next month from his voyage to South Africa and South America. The cruiser conveying him is expected to reach Portsmouth Oc- tober 9. The Duke of York, next in line of succession to the prince, plans to meet him at the port. The King and Queen will await him at the Victoria station in London, where he will also be greeted by other royal family, including Princess Mary and Prince Henry, as well as the cabi- net ministers and high officials. ‘There will be a state reception on the station platform, after which the prince will drive to St. James Palace, | his bachelor home. A census of jnsects of the United States is being made. Men’s Shirt Sale Imported English Broadcloth Collar-attached and neckband styles, in white, tan and blue. to 17. Also included in the lot are beautiful quality shirts made of fine woven madras, genuine broadcloth, rayon striped woven madras, oxford cloth, repps, pongee and 80-square percale. attached styles in sizes 13%; to 17. Stripes and plain colors. Street Floor —Men's Shop $1.25 Ho-Ma Bout Aprons White Aprons, in open- front style, with belts slip- ping through buttonholes. Worn by beauty operators, housewives and profe- ssional nurses, etc. Second Floor New Sport Sweaters Regularly $2.98 Women's All- wool Rayon and Novelty Sweaters fascinating new members of the | Neckband and collar- Nainsook Dresses, in yoke and bishop styles. and embroidery trimmed Infants’ Gertrudes, 2 for or embroidery. stitched hems. Gowns and Kimonoes, 2 for NEW LEGION OFFICERS. Will Be Installed at Meeting of Costello Post Tonight. Installation ceremonies for newly elected officers of Costello Post, Amer- |ean legion, will be held tonight at the Shoreham Hotel Department Comdr. Julius T Peyser will preside and Commissioner Frederick A. Fenning will deliver the | principal address. Edward B. LeLean will be a guest at the ceremonies. After the ceremonies an entertainment program will be rendered. Thomas A. Walsh, detective sergeant at police headquarters, will be placed in the chair as commander, succeeding Charles Kohen. Other officers to be installed in A. ¥ Hare, senior vice comma. H. Maxwell Jett and F. Schmidt, vice commanders J. Hurney, chaplain; Dr. pher J. Murphy, surgeon; Wil liam Franklin, historian; J. J Murphy, sergeant-at-arms; F. V. Daley, | quartermaster; W. M. Gunn, bugler; O. K. Stanton and J. J. Driscoll, color bearers. Foreign agitators are keeping labor in Honduras disturbed, with conse- quent bad effect. Sizes 13} $ C hiIdren’s.Wear Infants’ Dresses, 2 for Long and short lengths. Lace 1 Long and short styles. Muslin, trimmed with lace $1 Flannelette Gertrudes, 2 for Long and Short White Flannelette Gertrudes k ige, trimmed with skirts with shell styles are offered White flannelette, trim- for one day only at this med with pink or blues special price. High neck, shell edge. low neck and fancy collar effects are shown in long- sleeve models suitable for sports, street and daytime wear. Colors—black, navy, silver, peacock, buff, jockey, powder blue, green, copen, ;:hite and gray. Sizes 36 to Street Floor $1.50 Boncilla Special box of face powder, 25¢ A special beauty offer- s 1 box of talcum and 50c ing consisting of 75¢ tube of Boncilla beautifier. 50c Printed Voiles 4 Yds. for 51 Fancy patterns in light and dark colors. Fine chiffon-finish quality. Another Lot of Wonderful 79¢ Costume Slips, 2 for Striped Sateen Slips in black, navy, brown, emerald, light green, orange and American Beauty. muslin slips, trimmed with embroidery. Also white Sizes 36 to 44. It seems like it is almost impossible to get enough of these lovely slips to fill all needs--so better be early. Second Piece Goods Floor Children’s Shoes lin lace, embroidery and hem- stitching. bleached quality that will launder splendid service. covered with blue or pink sateen. top style. 18. Lace and embroidery fin- Pillow Slips, 2 for Lawn and checked mus- slips, trimmed with 69c Crib Sheets, 2 for Muslin sheet, with hem- stitched e m. Firm,sl Baby Pillows, 2 for Kapok - filled Pillows, 51 well and give R R T XTI, Infants’ $1.50 Sets All-wool, cons of cap. sacque and ces, $ in white, edges with blue or pink. Girls’ Princess Slips, 2 for Muslin slips, in bodice- Sizes 14, 16 and *1 Children’s Underwear 2for - Nightgowns, Princess Slips, Billie Burkes and Combinations of muslin. $1 shed. White and flesh. - ¢ . e veient Baliog s these for $1 extra, makmg Irregulars of Women's : ek mR 49c Bloomers, 3 for fan i wih Sshor 1 for $10.95 Higher-priced Sk Hose. $ 75¢ Pajamas, 2 for 25¢ Percale, 6 Yds. for Lace High Shoes with turn $ Children’s Black Sateen D rs n et two garments for $10.9. Colors — Black and gun Neatly striped flannel- ; soles. Also patent button Bloomers, made with clas. § full cut and sateen facings, sizes metal. ette in one-piece style. s Indigo Blue Percale, in s shoes with black top. tic at waist and knee. Sizes 34 to 48. White and ecru. The Vest Suit, of woolen mixtures, in English style. One Rfl H . 3 P f ‘Slzes 2t o6 years. Well neat figures and stripes. Sizes 4 to 8. 4 to 14. pair of golf knickers, vest and coat. Brown, gray and blue mix- yon Hosiery, 3 Prs. for made and carefully pro- 36 inchesiwide Second Floor Flannelette and cotton pongee. Full cut and fin* ished with rayon frogs. Sizes A to D. Also Night- $1.49 and $1.69 Pajamas shirts cambric. 1 89c Athletic Union Suits 2 for of flannelette and Sizes 15 to 20. 72x80-count Checked sook Suits, finished § with webbiog ' Back: Well made. Sizes 34 to 46. $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits Long sleeves, ankle- length, cotton ribbed suits, in medium weight, correct for Fall weather. Ecru only. Sizes 36 to 46. Linen Towels Hand-embroidered Pure- linen towels, in several beautiful patterns. Hand- drawn threads and rambler’ rose effect. Ideal for gift and home use. Street Floor Floortex, ,$1 65¢ Certainteed tures. Sizes 7 to 17 years. The 2-pants Suits, Norfolk and English styles. Made with 2 pairs of pants. Sizes 7 to 16 years. The Mackinaws, in neat plaid patterns in brown, green, gray and blue combinations. Sizes 7 to 16. Women’sand . Children’s Hosiery & 10c Laces, 24 Yds. for Cluny and Torchon inch Laces in_ % to 1% ! widths. Cream, white and $ Kriit Undevivecr ochre. Desirable for cur- tains and fancy work. Street Floor 50c Hosiery, 4 Prs. for Women's Mercerized $ Dropstitch Hose, in black 1 and desirable Fall colors. Burson Hosiery, 4 Prs. for $1.25 Pigeon Silk Hose Pure Thread Silk Hosi- ery, in black and all new Handkerchiefs. in a splen- School Handkerchiefs, did size and quality. Get ready for school. 24 for 1 Street Floor Children's Plain-color Women's Split-sole Hose, in regular and extra sizes. Pure Silk Hose, 3 Prs. for Irregulars of 50c grade. D‘{,fi,fi%“‘h‘::l‘:‘,.;”iof’:‘ifi s Fall shades. Mercerized s finished with mock seam. gAvteotps Perfect qual- iy, Cordovan, navy, gray, _ black, fawn and cinnamon. Sizes Y 11%. e /lstmt Floor 2 Yds. for Onyx Hosiery, 3 Prs. for Women’s Mercerized s colors. This famous qual- l ity special. Stackings, in. Black and Women’s Lisle Vests, 3 for 50c Vests, with band or s bodice top. Regular and 1 extra sizes. Infants’ Shirts, 3 for Attractive patterns suitable for most any room in Rayon Striped Shirts, the Touse. "Perfect quality—in this famous certificd @ with. Rubens. or, straight ‘ floor covering. Hurry—for your share of this bargain front. Sizes for infants to value. 0 3 years. Perfect. A Third Floor Irregulars. In black and splendid variety of Fall tones. Rayon Hosiery, 4 Prs. for Rayon to the top. Sec- $1 the smart light tones. Women's Smart Sport Hosiery, in black and va- $1 50c quality. o 9 Children’s Sport Hose, 3 S0c Mercerized Hosc, with fancy rayon tops. All Sizes 6% to 10, Also Boys’ Golf Hose in the assort- 9, _Children’s Hose, 4 Prs. for Derby Ribbed Hose, in camel, beaver and Russian sl calf. Boys’ and Children's Sweaters in part wool and $l over and combination styles. Boys’ sizes 8 to 14 years, onds of 75¢ quality, in all Sport Hose, 4 Prs. for rious colors. Seconds of Pairs for new shades ‘and patterns. $l ment. black, white, cordovan, $1.50 and $2 Sweaters cotton. Coat effects, with and children’s si 2t s ;1!:;!' 0 6 years. or without collar. Pull- Satisfaction First Since 1859 NGSPALY 810-818 Seventh Street portioned. $1.49 and $1.79 Wash Suits ° Clean, new suits in Fall styles, made in middy and s button-on styles. ham- bray, crash and cotton ongee. Neatly trimmed with raid and contrasting fabrics. Sizes 3 to 8. $1.50 English Broadcloth Shirts Genuine imported fabric, highly lustrous and ins beautiful quality. Collar- attached style; in white, tan and blue. Sizes 124 to 14. - $1.50 Fall Caps All-wool suiting fabrics, in light and dark patterns. Prince of Wales and golf styles, suitable for small and big boys. $1.49 Knee Pants Full cut, sturdy quality corduroy and cloths in va- s roius mixtures and stripes. All sizes 8 to 18. All-Wool Caps, 2 for 69c and $1 grades of new Fall Caps, made of all- s wool suiting fabrics. One- piece and golf styles, in all sizes. Street Floor 4 30c Shaker Flannel 5 Yds. for 51 36 inches wide. White Shaker Flannel, used for infants’ and children’s un- dergarments. Birdeye Cloth Buy one piece of 27x27- inch birdeye, ready hem- med, for $1.98 and a sec- ond piece for only $1 35c Dress Ginghams 4 Yds. for $l checks and plaids. 8 Yds. for Good quality, used ex- $l roller towels. 25¢ Outing Flannel 27 inches wide. In fancy patterns. For nightwear and children's undergar- $1.50 Bleached Sheets 810 Seamless Sheets, & in perfect quality, heavy ] ) 32inches wide. In striped, 15¢ Crash Toweling tensively for hand and 5 Yds. for ments. ‘round-thread cottor. pretty pompons. A va- riety of attractive colors. Felt Juliettes colors. 1 Children’s Pumps Patent or Tan Leather sl Felt Slippers, 2 Prs. for Fur or Ribbon Trimmed Juliettes with leather sole Strap Pumps, with turn soles. Sizes 3 to 8. Soft-sole Slippers, with $1 and rubber heel. Al Children’s Shoes in shown in this group. Col- lar and cuff sets of lace, Imported Atomizers Beautiful Painted Glass, Perfume ato- with cov- $ tube. Large size will hold 5 ounces. Green, blue, white and com- binations. Perfect quality. Made in France. Street Floor mizers, ered bulb and glass New Neckwear, 4 Sets for The smartest new styles Fall Neckwear are *1 First Step High Shoes organdy, pique, linen, voile, silk with fancy tops. Sizes 1 $ pand mtn . in 2 wride variety of ith e gleasing styles' and. trimmings. 5. egularly sold for S9c each set. A wonderful value, . t) House Slippers S mR Leather One-strap Slip- I 1 pers, with twn sole and s $1.50 Hair Switches Tow ‘heel. Very comfort- Black and shades to able. Second Floor Boys’ 69¢ Blouses 2 for Lovely quality white self-striped madras and neat striped percales in high neckband style with long sleeves. d! All sizes, 8 to 15. The dou- ble yoke renders this blouse doubly serviceable. Street Floor match any head of hair. 1-stem switch, Street Floor g $1.69 Georgette Crepe, Yd. 36 inches wide. Af s;l:.‘l(endid quality $ of silk georgette i complete assort- ment of light and dark colors. Suitable for dresses, trimmings and lamp shades. Street Floor