The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 16

THE LWQUIKER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY. JULY 7, 1020 r-vmTrrg-srs-T i WHO'S OLOEST? Canal 3670 Seventh and Race TTHll HSfif St 'ffiffC Work Records Sought; D. L. LIEHMAN, President Elks Arriving In Los Angeles For Conclave Opening Today r-UL wrT- to the I thousands hi re for the an- Los Julv 6 Anv onf who trains are d-; ov.T all houts "Hello, od the of roi.N hcitmirc with the Alabama 4,08 Angeles tomorrow, dues so at his and Florida deU-sations. who arrive wn risk.

He stands a pood chance 1 tlm fo' and winding i 'IP with the F.Iks from (Jueensbor- cf being squashed the rush. 1 eugh. who land here in com- For tomorrow F.Iks are to beein! torn We time for dinner. Jouring into the city, augmenting the 1 Registration headquarters were Among Main Street Employees For Coney Outing. swamr-id all if tvljy with arrivals an i r' s'l- bing signed up before the visiting hordes arrive.

Murray Grand' Exalted arrived ready to start the business of the convention. Virtually all the Grand Lodge officers are here, and the few still missing will arrive tomorrow. One slicht cloud on the horizon of the convention appeared today when the Jackson Zouaves, the famous drill team from Jackson, found that their platform and wall, set up on the south terrace of the City Hall, had been removed and somewhat damaged in the moving. Captain William Spares of the Zouaves said tonight that the stand had Former President Of Merchants' Association In Contest Judges To Feature Ball Game. The Bit Store 'tea An event that occurs but twice a year An event of greatest importance to every thrifty person.

Read each item carefully, make a list of your needs, you will be pleasantly surprised at the exceptional savings. NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS.

D. L. LIEBMAX. President. Canal 34170.

Seventh and Race. Women's Chiffon Hose igr i fy ft Women's Dresses not been damaged beyond repair, and that he would not let the incident interfere with any pleasure that Los Angeles might be afforded by the i exhibition drills. All three centers of convention ac-j tivity the Biltmore. the registration headquarters and the Elks' Temple were busy with preliminary activity today. Officers of the California Elks' As-sociation, of which J.

J. Doyle Is President, met today in preparation for their official session, opening to-i morrow. The state association Is made up of all Elk lodges in California, and han-j dies many matters of importance to the order. i With the city elaborately decorated i for the convention, the Elks them a in Flannels, Georgettes, Printed Crepes and Wash Crepes STEEL SHANK SUPPORTS YOUR ARCH ALL WIDTHS AND SIZES UUDGE A A. Women's, ul' fashioned, squavu heels; rose beige, French nude, mirage, etc: regular sizes 8'i to 10.

Hil Store, First Floor for jf COMBINATION LAST ill Girls' Bloomers IS'on-Cling Style selves began to add a new touch of color. Vivid purple hatbands, ties and handkerchiefs, brilliant purple and gold badges and various items of personal adornment carrying out the Elk colors serve to identify the convention crowds. The Caballero costumes of many of the California Elks are much In evidence, as are the natty uniforms of the 99 drill team members, band and chanters, who will be the hardest worked Elks at the convention. They will be the official escorts for visiting delegations and officials. For the woman who nants foot comfort and style.

rntent, broivn and black kid. Siies 3 to 0. Idths A-AAAA to FEE. Big Store, Third Floor You will marvel at the wonderful values you will be thrilled at their lovely shades and astonished that such clever new fashions can be sold at such a price. Dresses with sleeves and many without, one and two piece effects, tiered and pleated skirts.

Navy, brown and all the pastels. Misses sizes 14 to 20; Regular 36 to 44; Extra sizes 46 to 50. Big Store. Fourth Floor 3 for Ma4a with elastic at waist ami knee. Even pair carries the guarantee label.

Has eyelet In both legs anl waist enables you to change elastic without lipping hem. Sizes 6 to 14. JOHN Bltr Store, Sixth Floor. White Felt Hats Bungalow Aprons Boys' Sport Blouses Strictly ast Color KENTUCKY CRASH IS FATAL. Lexington, July 6 (AP) C.

D. Cook, 71 years old, retired farmer, Arlington, was killed, and two young men, brothers, escaped with minor injuries early today when the automobile in which they were riding turned over five times on the Kentucky River hill, 14 miles from L.exington. The young men are La Mar Jones, 21, and Hipton Jones, 20, Damascus, Ga. Cook had accepted the brothers' invitation to ride from Detroit to Georgia. Ginghams and Checks For Women I 1 ding Vagabonds, off-the-face, long-back and draped effects.

Created from fine white felt. Ornaments, gros-grain and self trims. Silk lined. Head sizes 21 to 24 inches. Ills Store, Fifth Floor Who Is the oldest Main Street employee in length of service? This question will be decided at the annual outing of the Main Street Merchants' Association, at Coney Island, Wednesday.

John Nagel, Vice President of the Windhorst Company and Tast President of the Association, has entered the contest. He refusea to tell how many years he has been with that concern, but says he will divulge the secret at the proper time. Entries may be made the day of the picnic Moonllta Garden 2 Made of Rood quality fancy fabrics; etriotlv fast color, lull and roomy. AKes to 14 years. Specially priced.

Blir Store. SeTenlh Floor. All-around belted models, straight-line modes and those with side ties. Many pretty new shades. Sizes 36 to 52.

Dig Store, Fifth Floor Women's Gowns Of Cotton Crepe Boys' Sweaters Cricket Style This Is only, one of many contests on the cuting program, announces Edward N. Waldvogel, President of the merchants. There will be a babe show, prizes fox trot and waltz and a baseball game between the Main Street Merchants' Association and Made with short sleeves, and round necks. Flesh, white and printed patterns. Easily laundered and ironing unnecessary.

Regular and extra sizes. rtlK Store, Fifth Klnon Women's Shoes SALE ON SECOND FLOOR Hanke Bros, teams, respectively Cap tamed by "Eddie" Waldvogel and 700 Pairs $3 and $4 Values at George Guckenberger, President of the latter company. Ah-hn! Baseball. Novel now rleMcns and rolor combinations in V-neck cricket sweaters. Sizes 30 to 35.

Tlitr Store, Seventh lloor Women's Union Suits $1 Eight umpires and a "flock" of scorekeepers will be required to keep the diamond duel from getting too Of Fine Combed Cotton 3 for Khaki Longies chaotic. The eight will not be ordinary "umps," Waldvogel says, but real live Judges and a former Jurist. Strong and Sturdy 700 pairs of women's pumps, straps and ties in many attractive styles. High and low heels. 'hoes that will give xrellent wear.

lUg Store, Third Floor White knit union suits witli built-up shoulders, bodice tops, shell and cuff knees. Sizes 26. to 50. nig Store, Fifth Floor They are Judges Edward M. Hurley, Wade Cushing, Dennis J.

Ryan Charles S. Bell, A. L. Luebbers, Francis M. Hamilton, Thomas H.

Morrow and Councilman Edward T. $1 Dixon. Judge Luebbers is to be off! cer of the day and Chairman of the MONDAY An Economy Sale of Stupendous Athletic Committee, provided he sur vives the ball game. Five hundred dollars In prizes will be awarded to winners of the va Men's Summer Suits Made with wide cuff bottoms and belt straps. Will stand lots of rough and tumble rlay and wash splendidly Sizes 8 to 16.

Bii Store, Eighth Floor rious events, representing goods do nated by Main Street business houses. The committee In general Lightweight Two-Piece Mohair charge of the outing consists of Value Appeal! Edward Wuest, Chairman; Al Buck, Sailor Suits A. G. Rist, Frank Weller and E. N.

Waldvogel. Mr. Rlst, first President of the Association, will direct the dancing contests. Years ago he was one of For Small Boys Cincinnati's best amateur ballroom dancers, specializing In exhibitions of the tango. To Supervise Babe.

Dr. Giles DeCourcy, who has off! 1 elated during the arrival of hundreds of Cincinnatians, quite appropriately has been appointed Chairman of the PJSSES babe contest. Made wltfi one pair of long pants. Plain white or plain blue. Neatly trimmed.

Sizes 3 to 8. Big Store, Eighth Floor The coolest material invented for men's hot weather suits. There is no summer fabric that combines comfort, smart style, good appearance and durability so well as Mohair. Dark patterns, blue and black, with fancy pin stripes. Sizes for regulars and stouts.

Dig Store, Second Floor Other Summer Suits, $14.95, $19.95. The first automobile manufactured In Cincinnati, made 20 years ago by Ferd. Stenger, former locksmith at 1333 Main Street, will be on exhibition at "Coney" during the outing. This is an electrically operated car and Stenger worked years before he Boys' Wash Knickers perfected It. It was his first and last automobile, for he never entered 2 For tuo uuaiiiees vi manuiaciuring.

on a larger scale. Captain J. N. Seymour producer Men's Union Suits 1,111 11 11 With Knitted Waistband of water shows at Coney Island, had offered to give free swimming lessons to women attending the picnic. Captain Seymour, who hails from Coral Gables, Is a noted swimming Instructor.

The average woman, he says, can be taught to swim In one lesson. i Men will enjoy wear- ing these good quality nainsook union suits a with the reinforced j) back. Perfect fitting "I and cut full and I roomy. Sizes 36 to 44. Boys' Crash Knickers, bo cool and comfortable for summer wear.

Light and dark patterns. Sizes 1 to 16. Big Store, Eighth Floor Men's Fancy Shorts and Rayon Shirts Coolest Possible for Hot Weather 21 Flrat nig Store, Floor Boys' Union Suits Men's Fancy Shirts We Struck the Market Just at the Right Time! Here Are Values That We Could Not Have Duplicated at Any Other Time! Gorgeous Heavy Washable Crepes! Stunning New Printed Crepes! Smart Fashionable Pola Dots! Collar -Attached Style 3 for The shorts are fast color, with French band, elastic insert in back, sizes 30 to Mm 42, and the rayon vests are Dependable, high-grade shirts, fast color, tailored from splendid quality fancy broadcloth and woven madras. Sizes 11 ainieuc puu-over uiyie. HUGE STILL IS SEIZED.

George Meyers Is Held 0a Charge Of Having Been Operator. What Federal agents and police characterize as one of the most elaborate stills in this district, a still that was located In a three-story house, which had been converted into a large liquor manufactory, was disclosed yesterday with the arrest of George Meyers, 28 years old, 954 Nassau Street. Federal officers under Charles I Hurlbut, Chief of the Federal forces in Cincinnati, and City Detectives John McGurn, Joe Gear, Millard Schaft and Andrew Beard, under Detective Sergeant John Cameron, made the raid. The still was located on the second floor of a house at 313 Yeat-man Street. On the first floor materials were stored and on the third floor was the mash and the finished liquor.

Sizes 36 to 44. Big Store, Flr.t Floor Fine count pin check nainsook; reinforced back, athletic style. Sizes 26 to 34. Big Store, Seventh Floor to 17. Big Store, First Floor Monday Only One Day Only Men's Khaki Pants Cut Full and Roomy Men's Fancy Hose Ivory Soap 20 Bars for $1 The types of frocks most sought after for summer wear in exquisite silk fabrics, heavy and fine workmanship, styling and finishing as on frocks almost twice their price! Plenty of WHITE frocks included.

A Very Low Flyer Price 15c Fancy seamless half hose, entirely new designs and color combinations. Strictly perfect and fast color. Sizes 916 to 1H4. Men's Furnishing First Floor For camping, vacation, factory or outdoor wear. Made of extra-heavy washable khaki.

Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure. Big Store, Baaemeat Medium size bar of Ivory soap, noted for Its purity, mildness and gentleness. An exceptionally low price while it lasts 1 fllg Store, First Floor ALL SIZES FROM 13 TO 50! Meyers immediately was arraigned before August A. Slemon, United States Commissioner, and pleaded guilty to charges of having manufactured and possessed liquor and having possessed a still. He told officers that only he was engaged in the enterprise.

He was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury tfhder 115.000 bond. Detectives said that the gtill, of 500 gallons capacity, was in operation when they raided the house. They said, also, that the house contained 5,000 gallons of mash and a quantity of the finished Three MndeU I I No Mall, Phone or C. O. D.

Orders on This Flyer! Sketched on Sale $11 Come Early and Pick Out Enough Dresses For the Rest of the Summer! THE BIG STORE CO. SEVENTH AND RACE..