Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1927, Page 30

DEATH PLOT DENIED Mrs. Rowan’s Bail Fixed at By the Associated Press. Margaret W. Rowan, religious leader | ‘who at one time called upon members | of her following to prepare for the| end of the world, vesterday was held in today on a charge of conspiracy to commit murder ac Burt E. Fu : of an opposing | cult. ullmer cha »d that he was 1u; dr the attack followed his threats to ex- pose the activities of Mrs. Rowan and her followers. A. = R T BY CULT LEADER $2,500 on Charge of At- tempt to Kill Rival. LOS ANGELES, March 10.—Mrs. $2,600 bail for preliminary hearing | In arraignment proceedings she was cused of h stted to slay Dr. | red to a tourist camp near here and ugged and given a beating. He said Two Others Accused. Dr. Jacob F. Ba 3 Wade, memb ) rs. Rowan's ve b ith her in the i after being ar rested at the scene of the alleged at- tempt to kill Fullmer. They admitted the attack, implicating the leader of their cult as the instigator. Mrs. Rowan disappeared for more than a week following the attack on Fullmer. Her followers told authori- tles that she had been ‘“called over the mountain tops.” When Mrs. Rowan reappeared Tuesday and sur- vendered to the police, she denied that she perticipated in the attack on Full- mer. Instead, she sald, she was at- tacked after complying with a tele- phoned request to appear at the tour- ist camp. She escaped, she said, and made her way to Phoenix, Ariz, by begging rides from motorists after her own car had broken down near San Juan Capistrano. . Says She Tried to Die. Efforts of the cult leader to drown herself when she “became tired of everything” while on her way to Ari- zona were frustrated, she the waves at San Juan Beach washed her out of the sea. Mrs. Rowan hobbled into police head- arters on crutches. Her son, G. A. an_of San Bernardino, at whose home she appeared on her return from Arizona, had persuaded his mother to surrender to the police. Colored Infant Abandoned. A colored male infant about two months old s found abandoned on a lot near Union Station about 8:30 o'clock last night. There was noth- ing found with him to assist police in their efforts to solve the mystery of the abandonment. The foundling MINISTER GIVES UP i IN LIQUOR CAR CASE Fermer Pastor Whose Auto, Laden | With Rum, Was Found Wrecked, | Denies Guilt. By the Associated Press. [ KLAMATH FALLS, Oreg., March 10.—Rev. M. L. Petelle, former pastor of the Christian Church of Klamath Falls, charged with posses- sion and transportation of 60 gallons of moonshine whisky, surrendered yes- terday. Aside from declaring that he was innocent, the minister declined to make a statement. Four members of his former congregation raised $1,000 bond and he was released. He will plead to the charges Frida Petelle’s car, laden with 60 gallons of moonshine whisky, was confiscated last week on the Pacific highway, 2 miles north of the California-Oregon State line. His overcoat, containing his driver’s license, automobile cer- tificate of title and leters and tele- grams, was found in the car. The car had skidded off the high- way and turned over. Officers, re- turning from a liquor raid, stopped to render aid. Two men near the car fled when the officers approached. Jewelry 15¢ 0 inch- Beads. Street Floor A one-day sale of pretty Friday—Green- Ticket Specials Special! $2.98 and $3.98 Spring Trimmed and Sport Hats Straws Straw and Silk Spread Hemp Azure Milan Hemp new hats, in modish trim- med effects—small and medium shapes in numerous colors for misses and matron s—also tailored sport hats in vivid and dark colors trimmed with grosgrain bands and cocardes and bound edges. Street Floor—King’s Palace Percales and 32 inch dress ginghams, 36 inch percales, 32 inch plain color chambray, 39 inch un- bleached sheeting cotton, inch English longcloth and others. Excellent lengths for many purposes. Ginghams, etc. 2sc Yd.. Wash Goods Remnants Formerly 50c to 75¢c a yard. Rayon stripes, dots, embroidered effects, alpa frocks and draperies. Limited quantity. ca in plain colors, tussah pongee, lining sateen, white nainsook and c other desirable weaves. Splendid lengths for Yd. 54-inch Rayon Crepe Short lengths of $1 quall bordered rayons. 1% and Limited qnanti!yS $1 Underwear 69c Gowns of volle, batiste and nainsook; Chemise of cotton crepe, batiste, plain and novelty voile and seco silk; Bloomers of batiste, crepe, voile and sateen. Trimmed with fine laces, inser- tion and hemstitching. Bargain Aisle 79¢ &$1 Costume Slips, 59¢ Made of plain and stripe sateen in street shades. Strap-top style with plain hem or pleated flounces. Sizes 36 to 44, Bargain Alisle Tots’ Dresses, $1.98 6 White Organdy and Net Dresses, trimmed with ruffles, tucks, lace embroidery and rib- bon. Sizes 3 and 5 years. Regu- larly sold for $3.98. Infants’ Dresses and Petticoats, $1.98 6: fine nainsook, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Worth $3.50. Infants’ Dresses, $1.39 6; handmade of fine nainsook, lace trimmed. Sizes 1 and 2 8 Usually sold for $2.00 and $1.93 Girls’ Middy Skirts 7; White Lonsdale jean, pleated on to muslin bodies. Size 10. Formerly $1.59. Infants’ Bath Robes, 79¢ 11; made of blanket cloth; pink or blue. Formerly $1.25. Jiffy Rubber Pants, 10c 9; natural color; extra large size. Formerly 6ec. ity, self colored, 2 yard lengths. 59C d treet Floor. Y $1.00 Chiffon Silk and Georgette Hosiery Georgette is strong- er than silk. Slight 55(: irregulars in ‘a smart variety of colors. Women’s Silk Hose 25¢ Conslsting of all-silk, full-fash- loned chiffon, silk and rayon and some mercerized lisle. Damaged slightly. In all colors, but not all sizes. Formerly $2. Misses’ Sport Hose 39 Fancy patterns. Irregulars. Street Floor Boys’ Wash Suits 75c Flapper Style Suits, with fancy belt. Chambray, in blue, tan and green. Sizes 3 to 8. Clearance group. Street Floor Girls” Overblouses, $1.00 Pongee and broadclot! 8 and 10. Formerly §1. Costume Slips, $2.98 Heavy quality white crepe de chine. ~ Made straptop and shadow skirt. Sizes 42 and 44. Formerly $5.98; 7 only. American Lady Corsets $1.95 Formerly $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Discontinued numbers in low and medium bust and long hip models of plain_ coutil and fancy bro- cades. Broken sizes. Second Floor Flow- ers, 35¢ A good as- sortment of 69c flowers, in various sizes and styles. Sty Floor House Furnishing Specials Small quantities—so be early. 200 yds. 18¢ Curtain Mar- quisette. White. Sc yd. 450 yds. 10c Shelf Oil- cloth, White. Sc yd. * 1486 Chinese Matti Rugs—9x12—$2.98. o 285 yds. 59¢ Certainteed Floor Covering, 19¢ sq. yd. 190 yds. Table Oilcloth, 20c yd. Seconds. 65c Sanitas Cloths, 29c. Seconds of 69c. 45 yds. Felt Base Hall Runner, 19¢ yd. 12 Floortex Rugs—3x9— $1.59. Seconds of $2. 43 Cretonne Scarfs, 12Y;¢. Usually 29c. 48 Folding Card Tables, $1.59. Formerly $3. Third Floor IR 450 Men’s Shirts 69c Slightly soiled from display. Novelty * broadeloth, genuine broadcloth, imported broadcloth and fine percales, Collar-attached style only. ¥ull cut and nicely tallored. Bizes 13% to 17, Btreet ¥loor Womens’ $3 and $4 Shoes, $1.89 A broken lot of footwear taken from regular stock and reduced for Friday only. Various styles in slzes 2% to 8. Bome shoes for hoys and girls are also included. Bixes 8% to 2, Children’s $2 Shoes, $1.19 Second Floor. Trimming Braids, 12%;¢ yd. A good assortment of desirable patterns and colors; % to 1% inch widths, Formerly 26c to 50c a yard. Trimming Buttons, 15¢ cd. 12 on a card. Numerous kinds and styles. Small, medium and large. Formerly 39c. New Neckwear, 35¢ Assorted patterns in collar and cuff sets, of lace, organdy, linen and silk. All clean, new neck- wear, Handkerchiefs, 7¢c ‘Women's and boys’. Various kinds in solid colors, embroidered corners and plain white linen fin- ish. Formerly 12%c to 18c each. Street Floor D. €, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, RCOMNEY Spring Fashion Week! —brings to Washington the loveliest new Spring modes i ts and frocks for women and misse t the most attractive prices. Don't fail to 1927. 9 Flowers—Flowers Everywhere! —while you're waiting for the Spring —come in and see the lovely new flowers, boutonnieres and corsages— that have come from far and wide visit our dress and coat shops this A FASHION INSTITUTION to take part in our flower fete! week—there’s a style treat in store Parie Washington NewYord They're new—they're different and for you! they're very, very important. 145 Spring Coats—A Great Friday Sale! 100 for Women in Sizes 36-44—45 for Misses, Sizes 14-16-18 Years! —and all in the very smartest Spring styles—all record-breaking values to celebrate the First Birthday of Greater Jelleff’s—which was opened last year just at this time. Below, left—Women's 100—$35, $59.50 Women’s Coats, $29.50 —and this is exactly what you will find in this remarkable, carefully planned Gray Twill Coat with mole fur col- group— o lar.” In this sale at $29.50. o EIO%: | et —Women's’ 850,80 6—$35.00 Self-collared Top Coats ] skunk collar. In the sale a¢ $20.50. 8—$59.50 Fur-trimmed Plaid Travel Coats 4—$55.00 Fur-trimmed Sports Coats 1—$55.00 Fox-collared Tweed Coat 8—$55.00 Fur-trimmed Craigleigh Coats $2 .50 15—$49.50 Fur-trimmed Twill Coats 3—$49.50 Calf-trimmed Louella Coats 20—$39.80 Fur-trimmed Kashmir Coats 35—$35.00 Fur-trimmed Tailored Twill Coats | 45—839.50, $59.50 Misses’ Spring Coats, $29.50 —and these are the stunning values you will find in this group— 3—$59.50 Misses’ Shawl-collared Sports Coats 4—$35.00 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Town and Country Coats 6—$49.50 Misses’ Pahmi-trimmed Candia Coats 4—$45.00 Misses’ Pahmi-trimmed Tweed Coats 6—$45.00 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Kasha Coats '$ 29.50 10—$39.50 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Twill Coats 4—$49.50 Misses’ Shawl-collared Kasha Coats 4—$39.50 Misses’ Fur-trimmed Black Satin Coats 4—$39.50 Misses’ Tailored Twill Coats All These Smart Spring Features! Black Kasha! Rich Plaids! New Beige Shades! Black Satin! (Misses only) Shawl Fur Collars! Slim Straightlines! Navy Twill! Chevron Tuckings! Tiers and Bows! More than twenty of our regular coat manufacturers co-operated with us to make this A birthday of our Greater Jelleff’s a notable event—they gave up great price concessions on Above, left—Misses' $40.50 Black their regular stock—and then we marked them closely here—to show our appreciation for Kasha Coat_with pahmi edging, in this wonderful year. this sale at $29.50. right — Misses' $59.50 Rio Piaia Eoat. with, far shawi ol 4—MISSES’ $85 and $9850 FUR-TRIMMED WINTER COATS—Handsome Wolf and tar, in this sale at $29.50. Silk Frocks Special Purchase Frocks that business women 1 ad they're smart, well 2 ] il adore—they e et wna | these beautiful frocks! Fox collars and cuffs. Sizes 14 and 16 creesssesanane PO cesvesd $25 each Don’t Neglect to Visit the Coat Shops Tomorrow—Third Floor Lovely New A Rich Treat for Misses! T':;;{,;“g'“m The almost-unheard-of reductions are Quality 325 to follow out our policy of continual new fashions for the Miss. Nothing to be al- i lowed to stay over 90 days. 14-18 year sizes. Prices less than cost of making At This Price Of course you've seen other tailored suits at $25—but these are really different. They all yet they are priced low enough 4—$45 MISSES’ TWO-PIECE FROCKS—Perfectly charming styles, in velveteen— were made to our own specifi- to allow you to have several of brown, green and black— cations and have that air of fine them for your work-a-day ward 4—$35 MISSES’ TWO-PIECE KASHA FROCKS—Very clever models, suitable for tailoring that we require in all robe. And no onme would ever Spring street wear. Red, green and brown— unless you told the secret your- 50 MISSES’ SILK AFTERNOON FROCKS—There's quite a choice in this self. beige, queen blue and green ted bodices and full skirts—green and coral— ’ group of black crepe, crepe de chine and satin, in bolero and two-piece styles Youh ona oAy creps and that are in good standing at the present—black, brown, green and navy— EROYERIED A VY : 16—$25 MISSES’ EVENING FROCKS—Lovely pastel georgettes, with desirable fit- The twill is fine, the coats are lined with heavy silk crepe, the shoulders are perfectly tallored, with that desirable slender line and there's a choice of single our tailored sults—regardless of dream they were only $16.50— MISSES’ JACKET FROCKS—of velveteen, with silk bodices—quite lovely— $ 1 O price. 8o the selection is certainly 8925 MISSES’ TAILORED STREET FROCKS—Just the thin i i t g for immediate or double breasted styles, with wide—and when it comes to i wo-piece styles, in navy, twill, gray and with pleated skirts— - or without silk h"'u()l' binding style treatments—well, there are and with wrap ‘kirts! It's so many of them—all of them 8—$49.50-$5050 ONE-OF-A-KIND AFTERNOON FROCKS—You'll be ama: d new and all of them reproduc Yo yon-aee his acoum Theyrre crepe Homa and fat crepe models, in tailored vestigaty thia mpacy e o i tions of much higher priced and more dressy styles—some with clever little boleros and a choice of navy, frocks. S' ' black, green and bei; 1Zes Second Floor Sizes 14—20! ge— 36-44! 4-$49.50 MISSES’ LACE DINNER FROCKS—Perfectly lovely bolero models, with s A Women's Simple Frock Shop Iver cloth trimmings—all at $15. ; : Suit Shop—Third Floor s 6—$49.50 MISSES’ AFTERNOON FROCKS—One and two piece styles, in velvet— navy, green and claret— 4—$45 MISSES’ LOVELY TWILL FROCKS—Co $3.75 Capeskin Gloves, $2.65 of very successful popular Here—Once Again! i rt: 4835 MISSES’ DANCE FROCKS—A group of perfectly adorable tulle and geor- $1.25 Size Cheramy ette frocks, in coral, flesh and nile— 3 . p They're really the most re- 8—§35 MISSES’ SILK AFTERNOON FROCKS—Good style treatments, in bolero ‘Chansonette” markable values we've ever had effects, and a choice of flat crepe and crepe Roma—navy, rose, g and coral— Perfume, 75 Cents —and you'll agree when you see them—the very desirable slip-on 1—$110 STUNNING CREPE FROCK—With fur trimming and a lace vestee— _ Bt style in the best colors, too— 3-$79.50 MISSES’ CREPE ROMA FROCKS—Perfectly lovely models, with rich e byex(';g‘;l‘::;k::‘%?‘c:::{ tan, mode, beaver, gray and self-trimming—red, black and tan— “April Showers” and other mello. 2-$65 MISSES’ SILK VELVET AFTERNOON FROCKS—In lovely two-piece famous “Perfumes of Youth.” .50 MISSES’ DANCE FRO! Ladies’ Linen u!{ln that can be worn for %uito some time—black onl Chansonette is a perfectly de- I KS—Picturesque tulle and Tace models, in basque lightful flower essence blended in the Inimitable French way— ¢ styles— R L 00 | S A o o o o 8 i i, 43 Eldl‘;%l f°:p:&°2“, 8—$30.50-340.50 MISSES' $1Lic AFTERNGON FROCKS—Here are georgette, crepe time “wo. had. this pertume o A arkable - i t erfectly lovel avy, gree ack— chm“o‘? Very desirable sheer Roma and chiffon models thal l’z “n. o F”yd Sluy_" Theed Floor d 3:1;: it was sold out early in the linen ‘handkerchiefs — some plain, others exquisitely em- e WA s ; Better 7 Remnants Than Ever—This Friday! $3.95 Gloria tiny hems. White only. Yes! Underthings | 600 Pairs SOROSIS Pumps and Oxfords—to Go! | Upbreles 295 8o popular—they have 10-rib . Arranged in two great price groups at perfectly ridiculously low prices—because we want to clear frames and fancy wood or am. Renmmts! stock of all short lincsgrand ‘x’iiscominued numbers—and make room for the new Spring merchandise that bertone handles, with tops and 25 $295 SILK CHEMISES | comes in daily! AND DANCE SETS—A won- dortul_assortment of crepe 40 | 500 Prs. Regularly ¢ 4.95 and radium silk garments wverly tailored or lacy 37.m12'50 Pr You'll be amazed at the choice this group pre- Flesh, peach, crel;ld- 0—$5.90-$7.50 SILK GOWNS sents—practically everything is in good style— T O A TAMAS = Perfectly and there are shoes for every occasion in practi- lovely things in crepe de chine cally every desirable material. There's a choice and radium silk. All in smart of black, beige, brown and tan, in every size and new tailored treatments. every width and every good heel type—but not Good colorings, but not :’l‘; all sizes in every style. Too$750 BILK SLIPS—Just 200 Prs. $3.75—$6 Overshoes 5—$7. - think of it! The most desi P i i i ypes in this group for women i ":‘l: .dclhun'r'\'-. 'lks'.".‘um:fii and misses—arctics, Raynboots, four- s] '95 f:’“:'"d and perfectly fitting buckle galoshes and the zipp kind, in models with hemstitched band black and colors. ferrules to match. Good color- ings. $2.95. g 100 Prs. Regularly § l Pr. Street Floor $7.50-$10 S Yes—only $1 a_pairg-and they're all in sports rtswear—I styles—just the thing for Spring wear—there are PO Py n about 25 pairs of all-black or all-tan shoes in this Than Half-Price! group and the rest are in solid white and two- . toned effects. You'll be wanting these shoes later 3—$35 SPORTS FROCKS— —buy them now—while they are so advantageously Copies of Jang Regny's popu- priced. Not all sizes in the lot. lar model with the jersey jumper and velvet ski Yel- 200 Prs. $1.45—$3 Boudoir Slippers low and green, beige and brown, white and black. Sizes 31] 1mgh-mAdeh m&kela‘ for‘ W:m;les" i 0] S s $10 and misses. A choice of lovely styles, iy in quite a range of good colorings. All 95c %VE‘;‘?BT%{?SE sV_E%\'I.ETbE'E:lI( tyle. sizes, though not in each style. t tiv-g s and deep shadow hems. Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor 2-$1650 BLACK VET- gl:ih, red, green, brown an St 064800 ' SILK SLIPS— T the thing for wear_with $3.50—60-inch - your new_Sprini Th o ' )ln slips in black and navy Pearl Rcw, $2,75 i , cleverly tailored in ";x:;'“ sizes ... ... 1.96 Imagine it! Just the kind every one wears this ¥ e T season — creamy, lustrous tints — intermittently JAMAS and flannelett; e TR Z_All in very attracti "o "broken SiLK CF Slave Link Bracelets, $1.00 X CHE AND STEP-INS—AIl recently Another wonderful special purchase consisting ived in stock. Beautifully of a manufacturer’s samples that would regularly tailored models in d sell at twice and three times as much. Silver and chine and radium in bl gold links, with large cabochons of red, jade— lovely 'coloring, but t! colors in carnelian stonés. Choice, $1.00. § —that's B s tharm 8288 Street Floor ed 5 COR gfiootszs“ AND. SOANTIRRT fashioned Al xcellent opportuni’ fashioned in two-t lor- sEv, for Shese oy 4 dsieabe v More GAGE Hats, 5 i el S R £ s Pink and white yles. 5 B ; 5 [ oc I g Il Practically every smart new color and style! $3.50 CHIFFON SILK STOCK- i t attached gar- without attacl 3 EE:II ss(m'rs"—bI AI:Q';.c ve $5 Smart New Handbags, $3 | o - ok e A great special purchase—planned especlally ZE;*"';‘,,'%{;‘K;E_%?,EV,,{“*::- for this week to celebrate the birthday of Greater - o Jelleff’'s. There's a great choice here—of new shadeaof tam, il Warisantatty Spring styles—in pouch, underarm and tailored e i N e styles. Plenty of the smart reptilian grain leath- s Tl e Faie ers, as well as smooth calf, morocco, pinseal g eeeees....$3.96 beaver and patent leather—and all these bags Sportswear—Fourth Floor have fine linings and lovely fittings. New color- ings. Combinations. _$3.00. Hat Boxes, $3.95 Seldom Before Such Black enamel, in the very popular style, with . cowhide binding and cretonne lining, back and Stum side pockets and lock and key. A very speclal opportunity. 7 T Remnants! $2.00-$3.50 SILK-AND-WOOL SPORTS STOCKINGS—Full- Pr. 8—Exquisitely sheer in the ‘We had to reorder these smalt little GAGE hats—they. sold out so very smart Mlng color- $5.00 GLOVE SILK UNDER- . " i i 4 pidly last time—and in this second lot we have gotten entirely new styles in Not all sizes T'::““%—m > FemRant —all so clever, too, and all in the desirable tailored effect. There are shade $1.95 Pr. Bartiman i pedaline, belting and hemp models—and combinations of straw and silk. r.li- CHIFFON SILK vests, combin, There are several with those clever new draped crowns—and a number of INGS — So sheer — you some of Wi sldhvy > perfectly darling hats with jaunty quill trims. It just seems that every | can draw. them through your soiled from handling, but all i i 0 smart style trend finds some expression in this group—you really wouldn’t riny ptiecwies’: desidedly. ‘desiiable b expect hats like these at §5. y Fineiss ChoiCe ..cveernnnrninsissd Grey Shop—Second Floor 9. Just a few rs—and 1 aizon.....r-. $2.75 pair Millinery Shop—Street Floor Hosiery Shop—Street Floor