Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1926, Page 21

THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926 BANDIT BAND CAUGHT. Men Who Killed Americans in Ar- gentina Captured. BUENOS AIRES, July 22 UP.— Three members of the bandit band which . robbed and killed - William Theisner and Carlos Hettman near the Bolivian frontier last April are re- ported to have been captured. 'They are said to have been taken into custody by the police of the Province of Salta, according to dispatches from that state received here. One of the men under detention is said to have confessed to his part in the crime and to have named the per- son who furnished the arms for the heldup. Two other men implicated in the murders, and who are known to Woodmard & Lothrop DOWN STAIRS STORE . Closed Saturdays. Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL, RETURN $40 TO VICTIM Safe Cracksmen Let Man Xeep “Change” After Counting Thousands in Loot. By the Associated Proes. CHICAGO, July 22.-—Loot from two safes containing from $4,000 t6 $10,000 was sufficlent for seven cracksmen who invaded Automobilé row so they returned $40 to one of four persons they had bound and gagged. They walked out after spending three hours in looting the Buick Motor Co. main sales office. Three of the robbers acted as guards of the two men and two women they had bound and gagged. From one of them the guards took $40, but when the result of their companions’ attack on the safes was learned it was returned with the remark, 21 S O CI ETY Post Office Finds |CHILD PREACHER SPEAKS. Burden in Lack of |moids service at Washington Audi- C ompl ete Addl'efls torium; 12 Pledge Faith. Unmindful of the intense heat, 10- year-old Betty Weakland, girl evangel- By the Associated Press. ist last night conducted a service at Rl ok tree A pumber ad- |the Washington Auditorium and suc- o O LT atal service that | coeded in causing more than a dozen Assistant Postmaster General Bart- | to pledge themselves to join the lett has begun & general campalgn | church. She told her auditors she did to educate the business public in |not urge them to join any particular the necessity of giving complete | church, and felt her duty was ended addresses on all letters if successful in getting men and Postmasters have been requested women to join the church of any to take up the subject with ad- denomination. vertisers in their cities with a The youthful evangelist employed view to having a complete address |many gestures and her voice was so appear in all advertisements in modulated that it would do credit to newspapers and magazines. the police, are believed to have fled need this small change worse than to Bolivia. we will. The safeblowers then bid their vie- tims a polite goodby. Solely Ornamental. Thetansr Was_—-lmd Spaalin 108 From the Western Christian Advocate. ths Simaacd Of 100, -of Avgesting]. T >*7 S8 Me you Hive o sdéi and once was city engineer of Salina, Kans. Hettman was a contractor who had been in Argentina for years in business with his brother. e __(Continued from Page Twenty.) Captured After Year. DETROIT, July 22 (#)—That the way of the transgressor is hard i« firmly established in the mind of Hermann Cannon, 20, He tried his hand at moonshining in the North Carolina hills a year ago, and was surprised by Federal officers after turning out four gallons of the prod- uct, he said. He escaped, and, after fleeing through a dozen States was arrested at Pontiac, Mich., on the old fhl:‘rge. He is in jail here awaiting rial. that city, took place Saturday at the home of the bride’s parents. Rev, Alexander Waddell, pastor of the Richmond Presbyterian Church, per- formed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families and a few friends. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, was attended Dby her sister, Miss Mildred Freeman, and the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Catherine M. Craig. Mr. A. Preston Bowers of Philadel- phia served as best man, and the ushers included Mr. Raymord Smith of Philadelphia and Mr. Ralph Hidley of Lake George, N. Y. A reception followed the ceremony. Upon their return from their wed. ling trip Mr. Craig and his bride will reside in Washington, 1t is profitless to give time to read- ing unless it gives something to you, says the Forbes Magazine. THOMAS ELECTRIC CO. 1213 9th St. N.W. ’ 5 THE SLECTRIC IRON SEE DISPLAY IN OUR GHOW WINDOW There would be fewer undesirabie mothers-in-law if there were morz =ood sons-n-law. an evangelist of many years stand- ing. She is the daughter of Dr. J. Roy Weakland and Mrs. Weakland of Elmira, N. Y., and is stopping here at the Tourists’ Camp. 700 300 6044 L. Size Bottles ot oll Dreg Swerve. ing Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Abbot in their home on K street. The Rev. Stephen Webster, formerly of St. Mark's Parish, at Camp O-At-Ka, East Sebag , before going to Liberia late in September. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cooper of Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. James Nickel and son, also of Los Angeles, arrived in Washington last night and are stopping at the Mayflower. Mr. Cooper is the world-famed auto- mobile racing driver who was a mem- ber of the Stutz racing team that piloted those racing cars to many major championship: C Sale of GLADIOLI Beautiful, "fresh-cut Gladioli—the regular per dozen quality—on sale TOMORROW an SATURDAY ai— 25 Sample Dresses Special, $5.75 One and TWo Piece Sports Dresses, in several different and attractive styles, priced specially for Friday. ~ " The Star Will Brin ) Washington to You' , While You Are Away You'll enjoy your vacation through the Great Lakes to attend a convention in Minneapolis. all the more if you can have reliable news from home every day, and The Star— Evening ‘and . Sunday—will bring it to you. Your ad- dress can be changed as often as necessary. Colors— White, pink, blue, green. A few prints. Sizes— 16, 18, 36 to 42. DOWN STAIRS STORE SIXifor . ... ... ... 08) DOZEN for..............$1.01 Cashé& CarryFlowerStores Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders 807 14th St. 804 17th St. = 2467 18th St. Phone Franklin 5142 , Phone Franklin 10391 Tel. Columbia 9997 Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia— Evening and, Sunday Evening Sunday . 75%¢ 50c 25c One month. cese vess 25¢ 15c 10¢ All other States— One month. .. One week.. . ...$1.00 30c 75¢ 25¢ 35¢ 10¢ PRl e s A seriea Of Very Important Special Sales 608 to 6i¢ FLEVENTH ST, bilipsbortt The Store is %* Closed All Day on Saturday During July and August White Flannel Coats 12 No matter whether you are on vacation or Introducing a Special - Group of Vacation Frocks Which We Have Specially Marked at e b Navy and Black Georgette and Satin They are cleveriy modeled, intro- ducing many new features which will be in high favor this Fall, thus mak- ing them really advance modes. You'u find them Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Second Floor splendidly adapted for travel and vacation wear —touched with originality which makes them very appealing. at home you'll have plenty of need this sea- son for these White Flan- nel Coats—and even for occasional wear the re- duced price makes them very attractive. Third Floor . Special Group of Silk Underwear $3.95 Fine quality Radium and Crepe de Chine Gowns, Step-Ins, Ted- dies — and some Pa- jamas—both plain tai- lored and trimmed with fine lace. Street Floor Ry % Silk Princess Slips $2.95 That heavy quality of Crepe de Chine an Radium Silk, that are shadowproof. White and Flesh only. GCut on ample lines and well fin- ished. Street Floor 0:0——————————':0 All-Wool Bathing Suits 0 Sports Including Rayons, season. ' $9.95 $7.95 the day. Three Sensational Sacrifices of Summer Frocks Flannels—Georgette Silks and Novelty Crepe Silks—giving you a selection from a wide range of grades which have constituted our regular stock this $19.50 Among them you will find Frocks for dress, street, sports, afternoon—in fact, for wear almost any hour and occasion of These Suits have been reduced from the higher priced grades. All-wool Worsted in plain and fancy colors; and in the models which have the approval of fashion and bathing beach authori- ties. Street Floor —_— Luxurious Apullman Robes ’15 . These have been materially reduced and . are made of heavy qual- ity of Striped Crepe and Flowered Georgette. There is a_good :assort- ment of effective colors and combinations. o |ol——Jo[———Ja]c——[o[c———[a]c———Ja]c———]o]|c——]d] l[——=o[—=]q] [ale=—]nl——c|al——]n] New Shipment 50 Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps $ ]_ .95 Shades in novelty designs and bright colors aré in- cluded. ~ Attractive bases, adjustable arms and cord fitted with two-piece plug. Special, Misses’ & Matrons’ Hats, %1 50 Hats in-all. Styles that are suitable for both wom- en and girls. Every hat is taken from our regular stock and reduced because it is slightly soiled. See these early tomorrow. DOWN STAIRS STORE Dress Goods 50 All-Wool Bathing Suits Every mbtdel excellently made in the popular one-piece, California style. In plain colors $2°75 of black, green, blue and red, attractively bordered in contrasting shades. Every suit special. 25 Babies’ Bathing Suits, 78c The fact that we are clearing our stock of these 1 and 2 year sizes makes it possible for us to offer these Suits at this low price. A choice of red, green or orchid shades. DOWN STAIRS STORE . 200 Song and Dance Phonograph Records, 10c ea. DOWN STAIRS STORE 100 Prs.Women’sPumps, *1-* Several styles of White Canvas Pumps, in desirable models that are reduced because of broken size range. Sizes in lot—5% and 6 AA; 3%, 5,5%,7and 8 A; 3to 7% B; 214 to 5%, 6%, 7 and 8 C; 4 and 5% D. Peerless Pumps | Women’s Keds Reduced $3.7 5 Pair | (Pumps and Oxfords) Reduced 200 Yards Wash-and-Ready Crepe and Japanese Crepe, iu a wide variety of colors that afford an easy choice. 5 Yards for $1 27 pairs of these famous pumps in tan, two-strap models, welt sole with Cuban_heel. Sizes 44 5%, 6%, 7, 7% and 8 A %4, 4and € A; 3, 4, to 5% B 2];)/,, 3,4 6% C; 224, 3 and BA Reduced SOC Pair 150_pairs of Women’s Keds in white and combinations of tan and white or black and white. The lot includes both Pumps and Oxfords in all sizes 2% to 6% and all widths. 200 Yards Rayon Scrim, in plain and fancy weaves and tints of gold, green, pongee and white. Qualities that are regularly sold at much higher prices. 3 Yards for $1 150 Yards Kimono Crepe, in contrasting designs of rose, blue, orchid and pink. A qual- ty that regularly sells for much """ 4 Yards for $1 DOWN STAIRS STOBE Chinese Damask and Sports Satin $1 Yard Was $1.25 & $1.50 Yd. 200 yards of this fine Da- mask; in attractive colors —launders easily." 200 yards Sports Satin, in lovely pastel shades; 36 and 40 inch widths. 200 Yards Glace Taffetas, in plain and changeable colors that are unusually desirable for smart Summer $l.35 frocks. Reduced to 200 Odds and Ends of Silk and Silk Mixed Fabrics, in a good assortment of 75C colors. Reduced to.. DOWN STAIRS STORE Sweaters, $1.38 Were $1.95 and $2.95. Four All-wool Sweaters, in sides 24 and 36. Reduced to this very low price for Fri- day cleatance. Fancy Hose, 18¢c SLIGHTLY IRREGU- _ LAR. 50 pairs of these Fancy-top Hose, 7 length. See these offerings early tomorrow. Were 28¢ pair. Infants’ Attire Reduced 14 Pairs Infants’ Shoes; sizes 1 2 and 3. Formerly priced $1 to $1.35. Now 38¢ 1 fnfants sri:h and 2 pairs of reepers, slightly ¥ soiled. Were $1.95 each. Now 25 0dd Pieces of Girls’ and In- fants’ Wear; formerly priced from 30c to $1.50. 18c Now ...cbvieesne aeis DOWN STAIRS STORE $1.38 69 Pairs Women’s Black and Tan Pumps from regular stock. Broken sizes, but all sizes in lot, 2% to 100 Pairs Children’s White Can- vas Pumps; some with black trimming. Sizes 3 to 5%, 7% to 12%. duced to DOWN STAIRS STORE Imported Handmade Dresses Reduced W, “o 38 ° 12 of these oi_h;ed in one and two piece models, some hand-drawn and others trimmed with cut work and embroidery. Some models have contrasting collar and cuffs. Sizes 16, 18 and 36 to 42. Colors—Copen, Peach and White 7 Afternoon Dresses of printed materials and 2 of poudre blue, Sizes 16, 40, 44 and 48. 5 Tub Silk Dresses for Summer wear, in both long and short sleeve models, with round or vee necks. Slightly soiled. Sizes ss 95 16, 18 and 40. Were $10 each. Reduced for Friday to.... - DOWN STAIRS STORE 120 Seamless Bleached Sheets Tomorrow $1 Each In the wanted sizes of 81x90 and 72x90 inches. Mill runs of our regular $1.28 and $1.18 grade. Offered tomorrow at this sur- prisingly low price. 120 Bleached Muslin Pillowcases, 18¢ Were 25¢ each. Sizes 42x36 and 45x35. *100 Heavy-weight Turkish Towels, 35¢ Of fine, absorbent fabric. Size 22x44. 100 Checked and Striped Towels, 8 for $1 In red and blue. _Very specially priced. DOWN STAIRS STORE Granite Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Irregulars $1.15 Pair of $1.75 Grade 600 pairs of our_exclusive seconds, offered tomorrow at this in- teresting price. White, black and the fashion-right light and dark shades ; sizes 8% to 10 can be had in the assortment. Granite Full-Fashioned Lisle Hose 50c Pakr ! IRREGULARS OF $1 GRADE. Full-fashioned Hose in four dif- ferent shades and'sizes 8% to 10 in lot. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Furnishings Reduced English Broadcloth Shirts In both collar attached and neckband mod- els. The stock affords a choice of tan, blue, $1.35 gray or white, in sizes 14 to 17. English Broadcloth Union Suifs; sizes 34 to 46 in the lot 68 which is limited to 75. Reduced to C ¢5 Men’s Muslin Pajamas, in plain colors and fancy $l l 8 stripes. Sizes A, B, C and D. Reduced to. . 100 Pairs Men’s salesmen’s samples, all perfect and stock regularly at 50c to $1. Sizes 10 to 113%4. Offered $l specially tomorrow at... 3 for 50 Men's Silk Ties, in a wide variety of stripes and plaids, Were'$l each. Now.... 20 Pairs. Boys’ Linen Pants, in gray only.sl 25 Sizes 8 to 16. Reduced to . 7, Pairs Boys' Khaki Pants; sizes ‘8 to 18, Rerluced'ssc En-glish Broadcloth Wash Dresses Reduced - $ 1 .35 Made of genuine English Broadcloth. In plain col- ors and striped effects of contrasting shades. Reg- ular $2.95 and $3.95 stock that has been marked at this low price for clear- ance. Broken Sizes— 36 to 48 DOWN STAIRS STORE Summer Rugs Reduced 25% Heavy Fiber Rugs of the well known basket weave. Every rug is beautifully stenciled in an attractive motif and is doubly eco- nomical because it is re- versible and can be used on either side. $11.95 8.3x10.6 . ...$10.95 DOWN STAIRS STORE Floral Voile Underwear 55c¢ Was $1.50 and $1.95 Clearance of 40 pieces of voile underwear, daintily figured floral pattern. The lot includes Step-in Drawers and Chemise in broken size range. Women’s Fine Union Suits 28c 14 slightly soiled Union Suits in strap and built-up shoulder models, some with tight and some with shell knee. Broken sizes of regular 58c and $I stock. DOWN STAIRS STORE Costume Slips $ 1 45 Were $1.95 28 Slips in the lot, of pongee and baronet satin_(rayon), in broken sizes, ranging from 36 to 44, Rayon Slips 90 C Were $1.95 Only 8 in the lot; all are fancy flounce models, attractively styled. Broken sizes that are greatly reduced for Friday clearance. DOWN STAIRS STORE Brassieres, 28¢c =~ Were 58¢ 18 only, in white and flesh. Offered in the larger sizes, from 40 to 44. Reduced for early clearance. Girdles 25c¢c Each Were $1 and $1.50 Soiled, small, Elastic Side Girdles, well made of fancy girdle fabrics. Great- ly reduced. DOWN STAIRS !'_I'OIE