Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1926, Page 22

HIGH COST OF BRIDES revali nsatl fo yo . . o CAUSES 200 PROTESTS Dries. "enich condint of $100 in cash | When Arrested for Looting Villa’s Grave |%,hegnd sxclted persons gathered | ytrer the looting was discovored. 100 pounds of sugar, 35 pounds of butter, 4 pounds of Chiness tea, 35 By the Associated T { pounds of honey and two pairs of NIZHNIY-NOVGOROD. R ussia,|shoes February 16.—Two hundred Moslem | n addition to this the bride receives Youths wishing to m petitioned | from her spouse a dow 1 ds of material for the government tod wbolish the || e b . 2 pa present system of “selling marriage- | s vole c! hief. and a|palm the stolen head of Gen. Fram- able girls like cattle.” set of necklaces and « brucelet made [cisco Villa was the chief thing that | It was reported the head was being | compunion had nothing to do with —He' at a served tp free Louls E. Holmdahl |cent to a Chicago sclentist for ex- |the looting of the gruve. They had Lol:"}:l’:’hfllc)e:’ A e —-—-————_— ww- e _—_—— e —_— . - Complaining that times are bad and | 0f o4 silver coins. e the cost of living high, the swains = [13 2 L3 2 amination. When they were arrest- [just returned from in ) Ce i e gt of tuing, MR Socems e | Men Drink “Embalming Fluid,” Go Free|ir5er, Mo 07 o et |1, fiumed, fom, fnepecing, Cor:| Wins $10,398 From P. B. R. By the Associated Press PASO, Tex., Yebruary 16.—|companion, Alherto Lo when | “ophe ofticlals cillad chemints to Drinking from a bottle which Parral they were arr conton e s fofficlals belleved contained chemicals | ink looted s Holmdabl | yioipgunt picked 1t up a with which it -was intended to <-m-I-‘flld ves EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926. Seeks Council Seat. tains and passed Villa's grave Soon|S8pecial Dispatch to The Star. Special Dispateh to The Star HAGERSTOWN, February 16 Jury has awarded Jacob R. Statler, N | Franklin County, 1 1 just across the Ma Meanest Man Found. 1$10,398. which he From the London Answers, when his barn w 13 m‘Art!l"Ptdl—‘—'ln have found the meanest starting from i spur a John—Who? What did he do? Rckaot i S L Witnesses testified that the 1 discovered £oon after the train p Holmdahl expects to return to Mex- lieved they would face u firing aquad. | | JTPIACEL BYPeCh B A bottle of distilled water for thelr storage buttery was welzed s evi- | an agrarfan, and his Yaqui Indian | geney of thelr gult rges of NV | 41vze the contentn of the Wik trom {t. Thin, Holmdahl wal terday 1ve CRLEELT el Sy IO T (IR vinced the officlals that ha RIBIBIRIRIRIRIGIBIBIRIEIE G EROIIREXEIE IS IS IR IR IR IGIBIBIBIS IS Six “February Specials™ In line with our determination to firmly fix February in your mind. Small space for these six—but big values. Read them care- fully. Double Wool-Mixed Blankets $3.95 66380 inches — double-bed size. Attractively bound with sateen. These cold nights you'll appreciate one of these warm blankets. Heavy enough to be warm—yet light enough for comfort. Full double blankets, in double-bed size. A pretty range of colored plaids Blue, rose, tan or gray. (Sixth Floor) Smartly Colored Spring Scarfs $]-95 Georgette and crepe de chine scarfs — our $295 grade. The scarf must match other fashionable acces- sories. And here you will find shades to harmon- ize exactly with any color scheme. Fringed or hemstitched—printed or blocked in the prettiest of color combinations. And the price—$1.95—will surprise you, for you're accustomed to see them marked $2.95. (First Floor) 2000 Bottles of Genuine “LaFrance” Perfumc 39¢ You'd pay at least $1 for these perfumes under normal business conditions. A Cuban importer ordered a great quantity of these perfumes—but was compelled to cancel the order. We have taken part of this stock at a price which gives no hint of its real worth. Chypre, Narcissus and Jasmine scents—in attractively cut bottles. (First Floor) Women's Four-Buckle Arctics $2.95 Best quality jersey cloth. High or low heel styles. How far can you walk this slushy weather without spattering your hose—unless you wear arctics? These are of the very best quality jersey cloth—sizes 274 to 8. Women’s Storm Rubbers . Women’s Veto Sandals .... Women’s Tan Jersey Galoshes Women's Low Heel Jersey Zippers. .. Children’s Four-Buckle Galoshes $9.95 Black jersey cloth arctics— a complete range of sizes. When the youngsters trudge off to school on a snowy morning there’s no danger of a cough it they wear wet-proof galoshes. These are the four- buckle style—just like mother’s. Girls’ and Boys’ U. S. Rubbers......$1 and $1.25 " (Second Floor) $].45 Lithographed pillows in bright colors —filled with Kapok and cotton. The girl at school will simply adore these gay pillows with their poster-color brilliance. They are in a host of new designs and either oblong or square in contour. And they’re ever so comfy—filled with Kapok and cotton that simply doesn’t lump. (Stxth Floor) Tomorrow—Sale for Foresighted Men Sheldon Su Save %10 to 320 on For -suits that are usudlly $35to $45 Just the weight for spring and immediate wear. Every style, every pattern, every stitch up-to-date. Broken lots. it is true, but such a variety of colors and materials that you are sure to find somethingto please yvou. \Whether vou need a suit or not right now, it will pay vou to buv onc' or two and put them away if you have to. Therc are two and three button semi-fitted models in either single or double breasted . . . and more sedate styles for the dignified business man. Worsted, cassimeres, cheviots and flannels in stripes, plaids, solid colors and mixtures, whichever you preier. Regu- lar, stouts, shorts and longs. Sizes 33 to 46, broken lots in the assortment. No Charge for Alterations Fo] ZXx [1,000 Pieces of P and Novelty Decided Reductions in WOMEN'S FUR COATS Our entire stock—every one a fashionable model— every one greatly reduced. Of golden muskrat, man- del, raccoon, beaverette (dyed coney), sealine (dyed rabbit), caracul, squirrel, susliki and muskrat. Priced now from $95 to $550. | 14—$115 to $125 Sealine (dyed rabbit) Coats. Collars and cuffs of natural or viatka (dved) squirrel, skunk, fox and natural musk- rat. Beautifully lined coats. Now reduced to $95 2 Handsome Coats of Cocoa-colored Caracul 1 Cocoa-colored Caracul Coat reduced to 2 Caracul Coats, in cocoa share 1 Platinum-colored Caracul Coat 1 Caracul Coat, in platinum color 1 Susliki, with fox collar, cuffs and border.........$350 1 Golden Muskrat—fox collar, cuffs and part border, $350 1 Natural Squirrel Coat—selected skins 2 Squirrel Coats, 1 has fox collar and cuffs 1 Squirrel Coat, with fox collar, cuffs, border XXX XXX R EXEXE R TN, Gowns—Chemises—Step-ins—Bloomers—Costume Slips. Of voile and batiste—plain, fancy weaves, shadow stripes. Every stitch of the Porto Rican pieces put in by hand—all the dainty decorative touches, every seam, every hem. The gowns offer a wide choice in necklines—the Vee, the Jenny neck, or the Bateau curve. All chemises have bodice tops. All popular colors and white. The novelty lingerie pieces are not handmade. Scarfs for Spring---Reduced! 5 Fox Scarfs, originally $65, now 3 Mink Chokers, originally $25, now 4 Squirrel Chokers, originally $15, now 9 Wolf Scarfs, originally $25,.now S— - Ve : (Thied Fioor ) trtedztatrtatatitetatetatstatiatatte (Fifth Floor HEEXEXEXEXEXE X5 THE HECHT CO-~F STR