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SIX CHILDREN TRAMPLED
DEAD IN THEATER PANIC |
false Fire Alarm Starts Mad Hush
From Lower East Side in
New York.
NEW YORK. November 15?A cru- 1
sade for stricter enforcement of the 13
city ordinance forbidding motion pic- I'
ture proprietors to sell tickets to j'
minors unless accompanied by parents '
or guardians was started by the po- :
.lice today as a result of the panic on
the lower East Side last night, when ,
six children were trampled to death ,
in a mad rush following a false fire 1"
alarm. i
The police department sent warn- i
ings to all movie houses that the ordi- (
nance would be strictly enforced and j
violations would be vigorously prose- j
cuted.
Bernard Weinberg and Max Schwartz, \ \
proprietors of the Catherine Theater. ]
and Joseph Polivani, janitor, were arrested
after the tragedy last night j
and charged with manslaughter. Early
today the charge was changed to' ]
criminal negligence, and they were j,
held without ball for arraignment ?
this forenoon- >
Most of the twelve other youngsters. !
seriously injured when older children. I
, -a - ??. v.. 1,,| t'le ?? ?>?-? i W| |
.-tfafltftcrambl* fbward the exits, wers 1
lit. ?- - W ., U . . . Cu ./ I
today. While no further deaths had ;
resulted, it was said at hospitals 1
v-here they were taken that some of
them probably would die.
The panic occurred when some of |
the patrons, noticing the curling . ,
shadows cast on the screen and
catching the odor of smoke, yelled, :
"Fire!" and dashed simultaneously for)
liberty. The smoke was caused by the:
janitor in starting a fire in the fur- j
nace. In the confusion that followed !'
scores of little tots were hurled to the
tloor. furnishing a wailing, writhing
carpet over which the others escaped. !
Rescuers said the children were so
intertwined that four or five clung
together when an attempt was made
to pull one out.
PARIS PLANE WORKS CLOSED, j
PARIS, November 14.?The Bleriot j
airplane works have been closed ;
down indefinitely, throwing 2.000 per- ,
sons out of work.
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MAKE HUGE WHISKY HAUL, ?
Police Boute Band of Twenty-Five jj
and Becover Wet Goods. 2
NEWARK, N. J. November 15.?A 2
band of whisky thieves, believed by S
the police to umber twenty-five or Jg
more, early yesterday broke open two \?
freight cars in the South Broad street ft
railroad yards here and stole 588 cases ft
of whisky and forty-four barrels of gf
alcohol. The whisk* is valued at |82,- as
140 and the alcohol at $35,200. The ft
loot was carried off in motor trucks 2
after a railroad policeman had been ao
kidnaped. &
The robbers had emptied t^o freight /g
cars and were breaking into the third' Jg
car when the police surprised them. &
rhe police feared to open fire on the 2
robbers in the darkness lest they VJj
alight wound one another, and in the ft
lelay the thieves fled down the rail- eg
road tracks through the maze of cars Jfe
tnd escaped. Two trucks filled with ft
plunder were recovered. The whisky /?
barrels bore labels of the American ag
Distilling Company, Pekin. 111. ft
One of the abandoned trucks was sb
Identified as the property of B. P. jS
Johnson of Newark, who told the po- ft
lice it had been stolen from in front 2
>f his garage. The other is owned by
in express company, an employe of ft
vhich is missing, the police say. ,2
SNOW FALLS IN BBTSTOT.
BRISTOL Va.-Tenn? November 15.
?Snow began falling here shortly
after midnight yesterday, but it melt- gS
ed as soon as it hit the ground. Con- SS
siderable snow was reported In the fit
mountains surrounding the town during
yesterday. Vg
Ladies will appreciate both x
the food and service'when ^
dining here. x
Special Table 1
d'Hote Dinner, i
The Crown I
Restaurants 1
510 11th St. 1727 Pa. Ave. j?
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berth rate. ?
s train?three to choose %
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Dress Got
Thousands of Yards !
Fourtl
Practical lengths of ? t
teruse. It is the manufac
range from 48 to 56 inch'
Lot 1?
Choice, v*
-?Remnants of Tricotines.
?Remnants of Velours.
?Remnants of Storm Serge.
DamfMnfc nf
l\VII?H?u?w "v *
?Many of the short lengths c;
Piles and Piles of Beau
Soft, Downy ComfortsPurchased
from the Houston
?Even comparing the sale prices with
tive values quoted, you can scarcely r<
ceptional are the opportunities offered
until you see the comforts themselves.
Buy for Your Own Use Buy for
?A range of prices to suit almost evei
?$4.00 Cotton-filled Com- I ?$16.00 to
, forts, covered with excel- Wool and
lent quality silkoline, in forts, with
bright and dark effects; -quality sa
size 72x72 inches; scroll oriental a
stitched. Sam- AC signs, finis;
pie Sale price.. plain borde
?$5.00 to $5.95 Comforts, filled comft
with floral and 'oriental sateen bacl
designed silkoline covers, high-grade
72x78-inch size; with best wool-filled
white cotton filling. Good in size 72x
weight. Sam- f|E t'le down*'
pie Sale price vd."*/ and 72x84
?$6.00 and $630 Comforts. Sample
with silkoline covers, in Sale price,
pretty floral designs and ?$25.00 to $
good colors; some finished with beaut
with borders; best white silk, in dai
cotton filling. 72x80-inch. handsome
Sample Sale d? A QC lamb's wot
*price v a few exti
?$1230 to $15.00 Hand- down-filled
some Silk Mull-covered some satir
Comforts, in beautiful plain bord<
floraj designs, light effects size. Sampli
with wide border of silk Sale price,
mull, and back of the $9 00 ant
same. Also sateen-cov- for^ with
ered comforts, in pretty olj .
designs and colors, filled borders of
with lamb's wool, and a 2i,
few., with, down; the . thfte corn
lamb 5 wool comiorts arc WOol 72%
72x80 inches, the down {nch/ ^
comforts 72^2 inches^ S-Je price
S?nple J^le $075 -wo.oo t. i
price .... v.' *?' with rich
?$35.09 to $48.60 Comforts, oovers and
with satin covers and patterned
wide satin borders, in J!???
beautiful designs and un- iamb.?' WOol
usually dainty colors; for Chri
some are filled with All full size
lamb's wool, others with Sample Sat
down filling. Two sizes ?'***
to select from?72x80-in. otfcer H
and 72XMin.
Sample f AA ues. Sample
Sale price, sl*0?"v Sale price..
Also Six Lots of B1
All Underpriced
??S.SO Part-wool Blankets, ?|4J5 Ka
good quality, in white only, Blaaketa, ii
with pink and blue bor- and tan, wi
ders, finished with colored borders. !
silk binding. Size 60x80 wool flnisl
inches for single or twin 76 inches,
beds. Ideal for Christmas this Sale,
gifts. Ia ap pair
^ * W.V5 -etkso and
?M?Tie nusesa Field * ? 1
Blaaketa t good weight. J??"}'*'
soft quality. In white, gray ?? bri
or tan. with colored bor- cotton, wit!
ders. Site white, graj
64x76 inches. /\C ?}'
la this Sale, a Sz.95 ?? to 723
pair S'a,,x v inches. Ia t;
?gis' Part-wool Blaaketa, ?*Ir
with a large percentage of ?*10 Part-'
wool, white with pink and heavy welg
blue borders, and wide silk percentage
binding. 76x84-in. size. finish, wliit
la this he a as borders, s
Sale., a JJII yjj bound. In t
pair Sale, a paii
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m Silver Ti
|ry ?The wraps are really *
with seal collars and cu
V) ?The coats have pleate<
, J of seal.
?Both lined with fancy
I j| not in each, are navy, ta
4
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?In chameleon cords, lu
med with fancy stitthii
effects, with sleeves, em
deep crush collar of self
k seams in back, fancy sill
med and deep cuffs. Co
not all colors in each s
Wrappy Coats
tSulo * ?Made with blouse
( j deep collar of Austi
i" an(* opossum
[JM* flW 's^ec^ with belt, and be
?>. fully silk i
. <Zr lined. At &/%} '
ids?Mill B
Domestic Dress Fabric
i, One-Half and Less
o 4f yards are included in 1
:turer's season clean-up an<
es and the qualities are the
5.98 Yard
?Remnants of Velour Check:
?Remnants of Stripes.
?Remnants of Homespuns.
Men's Wear Serge.
in be matched up.
ltiluX , Gloves Are I
-Samoles
Mfg. Co. I For Such
the conserva- j
:alize how ex- ?New styles, new
in this sale Yqu win do welj t
Holiday Gifts stocks are yet gnod
ry pocketbook. ?Slip-on Style of h
$25.00 Lambs' I sewn and self st tched
Down Com- tan shades. Per pair,
covers of fine , , ...
teen, in rich 1"c,"p *!,
nd floral de- w,lt.h b,ack ar* *elJ
hed with wide white 3iid mystic snsd
rs. The wool- ?Women's Imported
>rts have plain parjs point and heav
:s; all are very Black, white, tans, b
comforts. The an(j white and white
comforts are na:,
80 inches, and j
illed are 72x72 ?Women's Novelty C
inch sizes. wrist. P-K sewn, 2-t<
i hp cuffs. White with r
514.75 pair
35.00 Comforts, ?Women's Imported !
iful covers of style, in light and dai
nty colors and 3 pearl clasps at wr
designs, with broidered backs. Pai
>1 filling; also
a fine quality Kann's?Street Fl<
comforts,
i covers with i??????? trs;
72x84-inch
$22.50 The
1 $10.00 Corncovers
of silk- 1
iteen, and wide
silk mull and
!ed with best T , .
m and lamb's ?Last week nav
pie rA Wc Have j
mim,Which in realit
orocaaea satin imn imnn jnna niinuinminmj
beautiful floral
are filled with ^
? $35.00
sheet Qnalltj WO= M
50.00, J60.00 and !K .
$35.00 'I J ijg
lankets *B
haa Woolnap V V Jl
th pink or *Mue yj>B!S ^L?*Sctn"
leavy quality, ^Wf/JT : *L ^ \f
i. Size 60x- B VkiA
' $3.95 Pm^M
TJSO Nashua ^
1 lank eta. "Co- jLjj9L?aag^*
h wool finish* _
'. tan, colored \| .
so plaids; size 1^5
a $5.95 ..Texoleuir
wool Blankets,
of wool, lason ?Full rolls, second!
f,'uwih-colorld grade. Tuesday, s<]
Ma 57 50 "?Tile and conventio
r .. " those seen in linoleutn;
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ilendid buying opportunitiei
were eager and enthusiasti
to-morrow's sale.
p Bolivia Co
'wrappy" coats, made with adjust
ffs.
1 back, belt all around and deep
silk, and the colors in the two
iupe brown and reindeer. Choice
Coats and \
xuria cloth, and other wool matei
lg, fancy pockets, pleafed backs
broidered design on back and bo
material. The Dolman wraps h;
c lined finished with large collar,
lors are brown, reindeer, navy a
tyle. Choice
Tight-Fitting Coi
hark ?Very new, fits into
' has full skirt, novel belt
'alian - buckles, deep collar alid
?n_ of seal, novel pocket:
' . dryad, Pekin, reindeer
:autt- lined. At?
90 $79.50
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DAY OF
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3 for you as the first day.
c purchasers today, will be our
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able belt and silk stitching, finished
crush collar^ fa A pm m*
lots, though X 'V
Vraps M
rials. The chameleon cords are trim.
The luxuria cloths are in blouse wrap
ITthrLl"; 0 co n r ^1
button-trim- M
nd taupe, but . f 0 m %J
its Other Smart Styles +
Wwith ?^'gh ?Tra(^e materials, it
cuffs with handsome fur frim- , jfr
'silk min&s- At~
$98.50 to $169.50 ^
Kann's?Second Floor.
if
Lemnanti
:s, Suitings, Coati
Than One-Half R
:his extraordinary offe
d the sale outranks c
>se sold from full piec
Lot 2Choic
5. ?Remnants of Bo
?Remnants of Ga
?Remnants of Fri
Kann's?Barga
ndeed a Necessity
s?a Great S
tigs?to Qo at Savings ol
Regular Prices
r, in practical, sturdy weaves f
ut previous sales of this kind.
? at $4 to $10 a yard. Two 1<
^ $2.98 Yard
livias. ?'Remnants of Suitinj
bardines. ?Remnants of Plaids.
;nch Serge. ?Remnants of Chinct
^-Remnants of Block Checks.
in Table?Street Floor.
Sateen and W
T TVI
^ Ilnvc You Rough* Yoor g,
. I _ , Christmas Mnmbrr of 2*'
3,xC ^he Pictorial |
Review Magazine ? d<
F I IflPs ?You simply cannot miss this (S.t
issue. The cover alone is delightful
enough to be worth the
purchase price.
?There is a beautiful full page X
# illustration in color of Santa vjjp
y|- Claus?The King of Toyland?
U1 Will"" and his kingdom, also "The
- . True Story of Jack Horner's M
WlfltrK Christmas Dinner," told in ?
rhyme, and illustrated in color. fE)
, ?From front to back cover It X
3TQ* is fascinating, with more than vft?
usual attractions in the fashion
section, botli in illustrations
and suggestions. ft'
A Copy, 25c ( ;<
Kann's?Street Floor.
Women's Warm Under- ^
~s wear (?
s * ?Women's Union Suits,
fleeced, bleached, in three
lillas styles ? high neck, long is
sleeves, ankle length; Dutch Of
neck, elbow sleeves, ankle @
length and low neck; no (*)
sleeves, ankle
??length; all sizes. $2.50 f
?Women's Extra Sire Union ?
Suits?H e a v y fleeced and (jr'
Chilly Weather
r shades, splendid qualities,
o make selections while the
L
lew Zealand Suede Gloves, P-K
! backs, in mode and $2.50
ashable Cape Gloves, P-K sewn,
r-stitched backs, in dJ 5 AA
es. Per pair
French Glace Real Kid Gloves,
y stitched backs. 2-clasp style,
rown, beaver, navy blue, black
: with black. Per $4,00
iauntlet Gloves, with elastic at
Dne stitched backs and contrast
lavy contrast. Per $6.00
Suede Gloves, in 8-button,length
rk mode shades, P-K sewn and
ist. With fancy em- gQ
oor.
Beautiful ]
lex. Smith
e not yet arrived. We d
Marked Our Entin
y gives a greater range oi
MiHJIMffl Axm
S! ii a t ?uur entire
KjsSatfnfef 3 $98.50 qualities
day to
C3?ff?l ^ ?An offer that e
V] BSSiJ} Jf Smith's Heavy Sei
makes. Closely v
5? ^ Ka] w terns.
- ' jpg 14x24-in. Black II
~r^,. jf ?Raised figure
- V? I wM ? Tuesday
By 4 9x12 ft. W
- i jHiJB I An Elagant
"IT. 1 jgBq ?Size 9x12 ft., in
'? signs and colors.
- : iyS9 erly J165 and J195.
, ?m|w day at
.08 9xl2-ft. Wool i
Wf ?H e a v y qualltl
mXuAaMtBfflpl well known mak
Iv4|^3S9/^hIwJ Tuesday, choice .
3gxg3.?, "Roy,
MfflW "
limiillluiHiw choice> Tuesday..
aim's and A
r and "Congoleun
s of the 89c f A _ ?Fi
|. yard i/Vv Inla
inal designs similar to ?Bij
5. Save 30c a square yard. pet
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jersey Diuom
and Knit Pettici
?Special prices that make it of interest
READ THIS LIST and to be here Early
?Wool Jersey Bloomers, in ankle length,
finished with elastic at ankle and waist.
Regularly $4.50, Tuesday only at
?Bloomers for athletic and gymnasium i
are made of the best quality Burton's sa
yoke with adjustable buttoning arrangerm
si|ie; pleated from yoke, with elastic at
knee. At ;
?Black Sateen Bloomers, cut full, reinforce
at ankle and waist with elastic. $1.00 val
Special Tuesday at
?Knit Petticoats?Four lots offered at
Tuesday. Plain-top styles, finished with b<
ors are white, gray and natural.
$2.00 Petticoats at..I
$2.25 Petticoats at.
$2.75 Petticoats at
$3.00 Petticoats at.... !
Kann's?Women's Toggery Store, Second
Rugs We Pure
& Co.'s Ru?
lo not intend that you shall be disap
e Stock on the Auction Sa
i choice than if the auction lots had c
raster and Wilton Velvet Rugs A
line $79.95 to _$69.9
reduced Xues ^ $59.75 day in
mbraces over 50 fine designs in Alex w<
amless Rugs, also Beattie's and other sale pri
I'oven, serviceable Rugs in good patBrussels
lubber Door Mats "Art Loom" Wilton '
designs. riHr RugS
W' v Choice Our Entire St.
?The 9xl2-ft. size. All ar
iltOJlRugS erly $6*
best'orientai de- Tu^aycf; V - ^
Form- |Pt^e Z7x54-m. Ax minster
Tues- 1 Zt) ?Special Tuesday irt d?
" ". p.i n this sale, at
inn fiber Kuci ?Oriental designs in brigh'
?h A ^ ful colorings.
es! $18.85 6x9-ft. Axminster R
? Regularly $39.95,
It Sultan RugS Reduced Tuesday ?*V
in .| Q O C to
ns. i 0.03 ?Oriental designs In all-oi
... sian and Chinese effects.
rmstrong's Inlaid
n" Floor Coverings *
nil rolls of $1.95 and $2.25 d? | gA ,
ids. Tuesday, sq. yd... ^ 1 ?OU
g selection of tile, wood, mosaic and car- c
effects in light and dark colorings.
g0?000??0?0)????00?0?(
VJVJX bleached; Dutch neck, elbow (ft
sleeves and ankle d? f (ft
pyn length. Each v gft
CI d ?Women's Wool-mixed Union ?
Suits?Low neck, no sleeves,
rvni.0 ankle length, band top; regu- < ?
\j(\. 1,0 lar and extra d!^ *7C ( >
. sizes. At ^7^? / w
to you to ?Women's Wool-mixed Vests
Tomorrow and Tights?Vests, high neck, 5
* UH1UI < U W | | , a A 4
long sleeves; low neck, no JSr
black only; sleeve vests; Dutch neck, el- (j^
? a oa bow sleeve vests. -v
?Tights in ankle lengths. (ft
wear. They Regular and extra d? f 75 (ft
iteen; have s,"s' Ga,rme"t-- fV, @
?Women s Fleeced Vests? ,a
a a "V" neck, no sleeves, band <
7. (Ill top; ribbed winter weight; Cft
, * , regular an A *34*5, &
d, gathered sizes. At.... TZ %.%?-. ?uC fft
ue- ?Women's Fleeced Vests, ri.
OeJC Pants, Tights ? High-neck. S.
cut prices long-sleeve vests: low-neck, tft
>rder. Col- no-sleeve vests; Dutch-neck, eft
elbow-sleeve vests. Tights, (ft
_n knee and ankle &
i f^:...Re8,ul". $1.25 |
?Pants in knee and ankle
*Z-5? lengths. Extra d? | crk ?*?
I Floor. size *1 < ?
KannV*?Street Floor. /J
jg
chased at the I
A
[ Auction I
pointed, however, and ^
lie Basis for Tuesday
ome in. f ^
Jex. Smith's 9xl2-ft. Axminster Rugs
5 value. Reduced Tues- (Si A1^ A C %' '
this sale to v v . (jy
>ol Rugs in Oriental designs and colorings. The ?
ce is less than that usually asked for a good W
Rfsr.
Velvet 9xl2-ft. Rag Rugs
?Made from fresh.
new rags. $19.95 to A e A Q A
?<* $24.95 values. Tues- ^ I 4 Qt- I
'? seam- clay ................
0 45 Worsted Wilton Rugs f
?Choice of our entire stock, both
p_? seamless and seamed grades in sizes HCi
VUgS S?4xl<Hi ft. and ?Q/> ^ C.
3Z/V 9xl2-ft. Formerly jQy./JJ h*
Oy $147.45. Tuesday at ^ 0
t, cheerCarpet
in the Sale 0
UgS ?Styles with and without bor- fo,
ders for stairs and halls.
?27-in. Tapestry Carpet, Yd.. 85c fe,1
EC -27-ln. Velvet Carpet, Yd.. $U9 0
.Ut7 ?27-In. Plata Greea Wool Velvet X
/er Per- Carpet, Yd., $2.85 W
Linoleums 1
1x12-ft. "Gold Seal Congoleum" Rugs
?Extra special for Tues- ^ | ^ 59 a
-Choice of Oriental Rug designs made with ^
ine seam. 40 Rugs in the lot. igdt
Kami's?Third Floor he
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Evening star. [volume], November 15, 1920, Page 12, Image 12
About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972