Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 30

" 30 LABOR AGENT FACES PRISON IN DISPUTE Iron Workers’ Union Official | Convicted of Establish- ing Reign of Terror. By the Ascociated Pre INDIANAPOLI John J. ama ness agent of a local iron worke unfon. again faces imprisonment a r of a labor d in C nal Court vesterday guilty of the tachnical charge of blackmail, which of one to five y charged. threatened a workman of other craft employed on the new El Building, finally driving him from the job. In vain the defense introduced a number on workers to te down the ations of terroris which Stal nesses volced. Charles Cox, chlef defense coun gave notice of a mo trial. This probably will be ready early next week, he sald. Should Judge Fred C. Gause overrule the motion he will then pass sentence. Fourteen vears ago McNamara, then international secretary of the Iron Workers, confessed to a part in a con- September 22 spiracy which led to the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times Building and Lewellyan Iron Works. Twenty- two men died in the Times wreckage. Four yvears ago McNamara, his hair whitened by nine vears and seven months’ imprisonment in San Quentin penitentiary, came to Indianapolis. Vandalism at several structural steel | Jobs in Indianapolis during the pa few years wer Namara's contended ed by the cagoize” the Indiana capltai SENATE RULE REVISION | ATTACKED BY HARRISON Senator Says Vice President Made Proposals Without Study of Conditions. By the Associated Press CHICAGO. September : Pat Harrison, Democrat, Missis & last night attacked Vice President Dawes' proposed revision of the United States Senate rules, and ex- pressed the hope that the Govern- ment ‘will hew straight to the line in settling the French war debt.” He spoke at the third annual trade di vision banquet of the Chicago As sociation of Credit Men. eaking of the Senate rules, the Senator paid hizh tribute to Mr. Nawes, as a man, a warrior, a finan- ing abhout the rules of the he said “"He has been too busy in making a study of other enterprises to which he has applied his brain and hand t any study to the rules of the “Then, too, one must alw awake and on the job to knc thing about the workings of the Sen- | | ate.” | E. R. Engineer Killed in Duel. } ASH E, N. C., September 23 7. fuse, weil known e gineer of the Southern Railway her died in a local hospital late las night as the result of a pistol duel on | the main street of Bryson City Mon- da The Palais Royal Boys” Two-Pants Suits 1 Golf—1 Knicker $10.95 2 - Pants Suits with vests. The styles are just like men's—straight Eng- lish lines. Two pairs of pants with every suit. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Two-Trousers Suits The New Longees $10.95 Long Pants for boys —with vests. Also 1 straight pair. The very latest thing for boys. Sizes 4 to 8. Nothing smarter will be seen. Palais Royal—Main Floor Special Sale 300 Suits Men’s Pajamas $1.89 Made of Fruit of the Loom muslin, Fall weight. All-white, trimmed with lavender border and rayon frogs. Cut full and well made. Sizes A, B, C,D. Palals Roval—Main Floor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1928, The Third Floor Takes on a New Autumn Dress Byé’fié/%/dzoné It doesn’t look like the same old floor—it's completely rejuvenated —and certainly is now a fitting place for the beautiful display of handsome frocks and coats which delight the hearts of feminine customers. And especially do the Nemser gowns receive their plaudits. But there, I am disgressing. 1 wanted to tell you all about the new arrangement of the third floor. Plans and drawings, and many discussions, have resulted in a most attractive and much more comvenient arrangement than formerly. It takes a great deal of time, too. especially when all the mecessary work must be done at night and week ends so that customers will not be incon- venienced in their shopping. Stepping off the elevator. one has a vista of the dress display. beautifully decorated with green palms, oriental rugs, comfort- able chairs and settees—a form here and there clothed in lovely frocks for evening—for afternoon or perhaps in the latest dashing sports attire. To the left. a square hung with a rope of green leaves. in which is seen a wedding gown— the bridal veil and dainty brides- maids’ frocks. Accessories, too, are shown. Nothing is crowded— but each display is indicative of the wonderful selection ready for your inspection. And right here I want to say a word about the special attention that is now being given to cos- tumes for the larger women, that being a subject very near to my heart. The day has gone by when side panels and such were the only designs for larger women. Today the self-same models used for the slender women are clev- erly designed and carried out for larger women. And in this de- partment of the Palais Royal we have several experts. well versed in the kind of frocks the larger women like and who will be very happy to give their personal at- tention to those desiring them. Another innovation is a special section for misses of 14 to 20 and small women, one which I am sure will be greatly appreciated. Here are frocks in sizes specially designed for such figures. Coats of all kinds are over where the dresses used to be. And the kiddies, bless them, have a fine department straight back of the elevator. This has made it possible to devote more space to silken underthings, negligees, muslin underthings, etc. Seems to me we have never had such a wonderful collection of the most fascinating negligees one can imagine as right now. Taking a trip over the third floor a day or two ago | spent nearly an hour just looking at them and it was well worth it. There are the newest tailored lounging robes which college girls affect, a great many models in black, hand painted, or embroidered in bril- liant colors, or perhaps a design of applique in soft par:hmen{. That was a new one fo me—it looks much like soft kid leather. Then there were negligees of daintily-colored silks and satins— with trimmings of swansdown or feathers and some of velvet. Of course there were the more sub- stantial robes of corduroy and soft, fleecy woolens. But :urely every new thing in negligees is to be found in this transformed de- partment on the third floor. Come in the next time you are down town, and just take a trip over it as I did—yow’ll enjoy it— what woman doesn’t? Even if you do not come to buy—you will know just where to get things when you do want them. Fall Fashions Hold Sway and Prices Are Surprisingly Moderate AT THE PALAIS ROYAL NEW DAYTIME COATS *65 ,*110 Every important coat fashion may be found in this interesting group of new Winter Coats. Lovely furs are applied in deep flaring borders, godets, all the smart new collars and cuffs and in facings that reach f{rom shoulder to hem. All the newest departures in line, color and fabric are em- bodied. Beautifully tailored and silk lined throughout—the sort of coat that makes you remember “A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever.” Included are the following new shades for Autumn and Winter wear: Gracklehead, Queenbird, Sea Swaliow, Dust, Alpine Green, Cuckoo, Havana Brown and Black. Sizes 16 to 44. Becoming New Styles in DRESSES For the Larger Woman $95 929508 4950 i A presentation of strikingly smart frocks de- signed to flatter the larger woman. Dresses of flat crepe, crepe-back satin and georgette crepe in many distinctive new styles. Black and brown predominate in clothes for the larger woman but there are'many lovely com- binations of colors and touches of smart trimmings in gay shades. § Pretty coat effects that give the slenderizing silhonette—soft flowing panels, the new flared skicts, Gilet vests and new belt treatments Models that are suitable for street, afternoon and informal evening wear. Sizes to 52%5. Other distinctive models up to $95.00. ‘Nail Polishers, 600 Pairs Women's Special Purchase and Sale Thread Silk Hose *1.39 Regularly $1.75 Special women's ice weight. gray, bunny, gray and airedale. All sizes. Palals Royal—Main Floor purchase of full-fashioned thread silk hote—mercerized gar- ter tops—10 strands. Good serv- All perfect. tanbark, national Palais Royal—Third Floor Priced So insistent has been the demand for smart felt and velour hats that we have made this special purchase to offer at this phenomenally low price. A large and varied assortment in the season’s best shades and styles, with black predominating, in fine fur felt, with trimmings of metallic cloth and 3 clever rhinestone pins. Beige, trimming and rhinestone pin. Palals Royal—Third Floor Felt and Velour Hats Specially $8o95 ’/ Model sketched is in black felt and hatter’s plush, with metallic We are Daily Replacing Our Stock of Velour and Felt Hats at $5.00 Palais Royal—Second Floor A Sale of the Famous “Mayflower” Design in the Celebrated Pyralin Toilet n Pearl on Amber Pyralin. Shell on Amber Pyralin Decorated. Ivory on Amber Pyralin Decorated. Amber Pyralin Decora- ted. Comsisting of : Hairbrushes, $3.50 $8.50 $1.50 $2.50 $2.95 $1.95 75¢ 75¢ $2.25 75¢ $1.00 $4.95 85¢ $2.75 $5.75 $1.95 $1.50 Girls’ and Boys’ Sleeping Garments $1.00 Mirrors, Dressing Combs, Puff Boxes, Clothbrushes, Nail Files, Cuticle Knives, Cuticle Scissors, Shoe Hooks, Shoe Horns, Trays, Cream Boxes, Picture Frames, Boudoir Clocks, Pincushions, Bud Vases, One-piece Pajamas and Billie Burkes of Open or elastic heavy striped flannelette. bottom. Sizes to 14. Palals Royal—Third Floor Women’s Wool Mixed Union Suits $1.59 Regularly $2.95 to $3.50 Perfume Set, Jewel Boxes, Requisites Shell on Amber Pyralin Decorated. Ivory on Amber Pyralin Decorated. Amber Pyralin Decora- ted. At the following prices: Hairbrushes, Mirrors, Combs, Nail ‘Polishen, Cuticle Knives, Cuticle Scissors, Shoe Hooks, Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers, Clothbrushes, Shoe Horns, Trays, Cream Boxes, Picture Frames, Jewel Boxes, $I‘95 Boudoir Clocks, Pin Cushions, $1.95 | Perfume Set, $3.95 Bud Vases, $150 Palais Royal—Main Ficor $3.50 $7.50 $1.00 $1.75 75¢ $1.75 H75c $2.50 $2.50 $2.95 $1.00 $3.25 95¢ $2.25 $3.75 $5.75 $1.95 New Fashions in Footwear Shoes shoes, patent shoes for *5.85 Fall footwear in all of the newest modes. suitable for all-occasion street and dress—satin wear—Sport shoes for dancing, and clever color combinations to match your autumn frocks. These are exceptional values for such high quality shoes. Choice of heels in all sizes. Palals Royal—Second Floor This low price is possible due to price concessions made by Wm. Carter Company as an anniversary special. The quantity is limited. Fine wool and cotton mixed suits with rayon strif‘e. Low Knee length. tops. Regular and extra sizes, 34 to 44. Palals Royal—Main Floor neck and sleeveless. Built-up shoulder and bodice The Fair Chicago Quaiily-M erchandise Kresge Department Stores L. S. Plaut & Co. Newark s PALAIS ROYAL Courteous Service | | i | 5 i Sparkling Rhinestone Trimmings One, Two and Three Row Rhinestone trimmings. The ideal trimming for choulder strap and hair bands for eveninig wear. ™ 40c 2 rows. Regularly $1.35 yard. 80 3 % C 1 row. Regularly 65¢ yard. cial, yard, i Special, yard, S.'!pcx;c;;\]'.s.yailde'gularly $2.00 yard. $I ‘20 Pearl Ornaments Spectal, $2.95 to $6.95 Each Regularly $3.95 to $13.50 Each Beautiful Pearl Ornaments, with fringe; also Pearl and Rhinestone Combinations. Va- rious styles from which to select. These ornaments make a very attractive side and shoulder trfmming for ‘bridal, eve- ning and dancing gowns. Palats Royal—Main Floor - P00t 0000000000000 10000000000000000000000000000000 Ittt ittt ettt tttstttetesssssssssstsses | son Girls’ Jersey and Balbriggan Dresses 6 to 14 Years $5‘00 Youthful one and two piece models. Some fin- ished with tie and embroidered touches on collar and pockets. All the new colors. Palals Royal—Third Floor Thursday Is Baby’s Day! Items Specially Priced $1.00 Baby Blankets 79¢ Homestead brand, in pink and blue check— 30x40 inches. Red Star Hemmec! Diapers 27x27 perfect goods, $2.00 doz. 24x24 perfact $1.75 doz. All in sanitary sealed packages. $2.75 Baby Buntings, $1.98 Of white eiderdown, turned-up button bottom and trimmed in novelty figured ribbon with lined hood. Bed Sets, Special, $1.00. Including sheets and pillowcases of strong sheeting— hemstitched side. Sheet, 27x36; Pillowcases, 14x18. Hand Crochet and Knit Sacques Special, $1.50 Pretty styles in several designs. Pink and blue edge. $2.50 Handmade Madeira Dresses Special, $1.69 Kimono styles elaborately embroidered in vines and flowers, scalloped top and bottom. Size, 2 years. . Little Tots’ Creepers and Rompers Special, 69¢ A new lot of ginghlm. poplin and linene—long and short sleeves. Embroidered yoke. Creepers, 6 months to 2 years. Rompers, 2 to 4 years. 4-Piece Angora Sets—Special, $5 Set All-wool angora set, including sweater, cap, leggins and mitts. Colors : White, pink, blue and buff. Pure Gum Play Apron—Special, 39¢ Hand_stenciled in attractive designs with nursery rhymes. Bright colors found with contrasting colors. Handmade Madeira Bibs, 2 for $1 Fine material beautifully hand scalloped and embroid- ered. Extra pad. Palals Royal—Third Floor goods, - .IIIIIIII.II..I.IIIIIl-llllllll-.l.IIIIIIII-IIIIIII.IIIII\IIIIIIII- EEEEESEEEREESESSEEASAREREG .