Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1921, Page 12

" . THE SUNDAY STAR, FEBRUARY 6, 1921-PART 1. BRTSHPACTOFF | SAYS ST PAPER Anglo-Russian Trade Treaty Broken Because of Great | Britain’s Demands. LONDON -February 5.—The Mos-| cow newspaper Investia. official organ | of the soviet, is quoted in an Ex- change dispatch.from Berlin today as stating the Anglo-Russian trade ne- gotiations have been broken off. The break, it is declared, was over Great Britain’s demandd that the soviet government should carry on no propa-; ganda in Persia or Afghanistan. The_ Investia, is quoted as adding! that Russiz's acceptance of these de- || mands would be equivalent to recog-! nition of a British sphere of influ:nce in these countries. RED ARMIES IN ARMENIA. | Bolshevists, Turks and Kurds Ad- vance Against the British. NEW YORK. February 5.—Red armies ' are occupying Erivan, capital of Ar- menia, and Alexandropol, the railway center of that republic, a cable mes- sage received by the Near East Re- lief today reported. Americans in Armenia, the message 8aid, interpret the advance of bol-; shevik troops to mean that Armenias are so bitterly opposed to the soviet ! form of government posed by th treaty of last I t cow radical le cupy the entire abolish or co military force. i Turkish nationalist troops which were in Alexandrpol evacuated the, city before the advance of the bol- | shevists, the message said. It num-, bered the Moscow troops occupying Erivan at 3,000. | Forty thousand refugees have fled from the Mosul region because of the | combined movement against the Brit- ish by bolshevists. Turks and Kurds, it added. Near East Relief workers suggested that 10,000 of these home- less rcuple emigrate to the Unied States in chartered transports. This question is to be taken up withe the | State Department, it was announced at the organization’s headquarters. EXAMINE 29 VENIREMEN : AND EXCUSE EVERY ONE il Court Officials Hope to Fill re'nca.! tive Panel at Williamson { by Tuesday. ! ILLIAMSON. W. Va., February 5. ] ctically every one interested in the Matewan battle trial, with the exception of the twenty-one defend- ants, left Williamson ~after circuit | court -adjourned today. Judge R. D. I Bailey departed for his home at Pine- | ville, leaving here for the first time | since the regular term opened in Jan- uary. The eighteen tentative jurymen were excused by the court until next Monday afterncon. They were ad- monished by Judge Bailey against discussing the case. Today’s session of court lasted less than two hours. Twenty-nine venire- men were examined, but all were dis- | qualified. leaving the tentative panel incomplete by ‘wo jurors. Court. officials expressed the opin- jon thal tative by next Tuesday the ten- nel would be complete, when ‘ the weeding-out process to obtain ithefinal jury of twelve will be started. . Much difficulty had been encoun- _ tered in smerving summons upon ve- inirémen who live in outlying sections, _but it is expected that deputies will {reach many of these residents during week end. “PATCH” PLYMOUTH ROCK. Sculptor Declares Principles of Dentistry Would Serve. _PLYMOUTH, Mass., February Plymouth Bfik e 5.— can be permanently :“chd in such manner as to restore ually its original shape and to pre- serve it for posterity, in the opinion of Cyrus E. Dallin of Arlington, the #culptor commissionéd by the pllgrim . tercentenary commission to determine the best method of rejoining the rock, /. which is now in_three pieces. ; Mr. Dallin said today that he thought “of ”’fi‘h‘;‘fldm:h principles of d;n- tisttyr woul e ler together so that it would stand for cen- = methods including the l”lm‘ You are bilious, constipated, head- achy, full of cold, unsts 0 e = ow. Take one or two Cascarets tonight for your liver and bowels and wake up clear, rosy and cheer- ful. No gripin, 0 inconvenience. Ghildren Iove Cascarets 100, 10, 35, +30 ceats. x ... \ New Millinery With the Appealing Charm N of Individuality DISTINCTION has been subtly sewn into each individual model of these handsome Hats, each with the original touches _ of clever designers, fashioned of the season’s preferred silks and straws, in a brilliant color selection—henna, pearl, pheasant, china blue, red—as well as navy, brown and black. Softly draped and crushed, in becoming, youthful shapes, and adorned with gay-hued flowers, fancy fruits and ostrich plumage. $12.50 Shown Monday in the French Salon— Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. s For Sixty Years—Lansburgh & Brother for Silks Taffeta, Spring’s Favored Silk —and tomorrow, we will feature one of the best qualities—in a splen- did dress weight, with a soft, lustrous finish. This Taffeta has body, and will give much service, and will make up beautifully. The colors —are silver, seal brown, copen, plum, havana brown, navy blue, mid- night and black. The price, $2.00 a yard. * * x These Silks Also Play Important Roles in the Playlet of “Springtime Clothes” 33-in. Crepe Shirtings, $1.98 All-silk quality. These shirtings are firmly woven—and patterned with two and three tone:striped effects on white grounds. The value is worthy of men- tion. Sitk.Crepe de Chine, $1.38 These are 36 and 40 inches wide; heavy weight and desirable in every way, for fine lingerie, boudoir apparel and frocks. Colors—ivory, flesh, pink, navy, black—and many others. Black Satin Duchess, $1.98 36-s1nch Tricollettes, $1.89 These Tricolettes are firmly knit- ted, smooth and perfect in finish. A popular fabric—at a popular price. Colors—flesh, orange, silver, bobolink, autumn, seal, porcelain, Jap blue, capri, navy, midnight, grouse, sapphiré¢, pea- cock, moth, tan and black. 33-inch Silk Pongee; 89c The genuine, imported Japanese silk pongee, in natural color. A quality suitable for women’s, misses’ and chil- dren’s wear—for men’s shirts and pa- jamas—also extensively used for Drap- eries. : An all-season dress fabric, lovely ; with its high-luster finish, much de- Colored Dress Satins, $1.49 sired for the better frocks and. gowns. 35 inches wide_chiffondinished - AR ISinchiwidth, dress satins, with very high luster. The price is extremely low, for so much excellence. Colors—white, light blue, maize, nile, cardinal, plum, copen, sap- phire, myrtle, mode,. tan, old rose, helio, seal and navy. Black Chiffon Taffeta, $1.59 35 inches wide—a very fine quality, with chiffon finish. A richly-toned black for your better frocks. The weight shows the value. Third Flost—Lansburgh & Brother Nearly All Women -Wear Corsets, But All Corsels Are " Not Comfortable 5 Now, isn’t that true? If you are of heavy, or medium build you will want to hear, and see Miss Anderson ( Exfen” C orszti;rz ), who will be with us this week, giving daily demonstrations of the renowned These Corsets are designed to give you comfort and trim, graceful figure. Of especial appeal is the strong belt webbing over the abdomen and the reinforced back and hip lines. Rengo Belt Corsets grow old gracefully. Youth, beauty and comfort are coming half way to meet you. Accept this as a personal invitation to attend these demonstrations. Come tomorrow if possible, or any other day during the week. ‘Third Fleor—Lansburgh & Brether. LANSB Washington, D. C., Feb. 6, 1921 Lansburgh Linens Quality for 60 Years Linen prices are down. We are glad of it. We have provided liberally from the new lower-price market and firmly believe that now is your time to buy—tablecloths, napkins, towels, etc.—gll of them sound values for the prices quoted. Dure Irish Linen Pattern Table Cloths— Naghkins to Match Full-bleached, beautiful, heavy quality pure Irish linen cloths and napkins are available in very attractive patterns. 2x2-yard Cloths, 22x22-inch Napkins to match, set, $24.00 2x2V,-yard Cloths, 22x22-inch Napkins to match, set, $26.50 MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK—Heavy quality, lus- trous finish damask, shown in several pleasing designs. 72 inches wide, yard, 89c. HEMSTITCHED HUCKA- BACK TOWELS—Pure linen, very fine quality and absorbent. Size 18x36 inches, each, 89¢c. IRISH LINEN NAPKINS— 22x22 inch. Choice of good patterns, dozen, Full bleach, size $15. PURE LINEN CRASH— Bleached or unmbleached—fin- ished with blue, red or white for tea, kitchen or roller towels, yard, 54c. borders; FANCY HUCKABACK TOWELS—Hemstitched. good size and quality. Borders of blue, pink, lavender or white, each, 50c. WHITE TURKISH TOWELS —Heavy, closely woven, large size towels, are special at 25¢c, MARTEX TURKISH TOW- ELS—Firmly -woven of double twisted thread, soft and very absorbent. Large size. Each, 89c. FANCY MARTEX TOWELS —Choice of many styles, colors and patterns. Each,63c and 75¢. LACE-TRIMMED SCARFS— Many styles, in size 18x54 inches, at 98¢, First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Every year Spring brings to the women of Fashion something new in footwear, and this year is no exceftion. The Breasted Pump, $11 —is decidedly different! The in- step line, which, by the way, is the source of its name, is long and gives the wearer’s foot a look of slimness, yet the shoe is much more comfort- Crepe de Chine and Satin Under-Attire Never has there been such a demand for Silk Un- dergarments. Women today have come to realize the practicability of silk as well as its beauty. Tomorrow we will show for the first time new silken garments of rare beauty—at the new low prices. i Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise $3.50, $3.95, $4.95 There are many styles at these prices. All are made of fine quality crepe de chine; trims of georgette, tucks, laces \ and ribbons. They are to be had in pink only, in all sizes. I Wash Satin Nightrobes at $7.95 ‘:, _ The price may seem high, but when you examine these garments and note the superiority of material. style and workmanship and the beautiful trimmings you will not hesi- tate about the price. ' Wash Satin Bloomers at $2.95 These garments are fine—they are made right, with plenty of fullness, and are reinforced at points of wear. Cuff at knee, finished with hem- stitching, and dainty lace ruffles. Wash Satin Camisoles at $1.95 “Emphasize the value, please.” That’s the instruction we received. These are made of a heavy, long- wearing wash satin, with solid yokes, trimmed back and front with fine laces. New Boudoir Caps, $1.00 to $3.95 We don’t believe you will find as many ' styles or better qualities shown elsewhere. They are of wash satin, crepe de chine and net, in pas- tel colors and combinations. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. " 75 * * SATIN SLIPPERS—In gray, brown and black are of- fered for Monday only at this price. They may be had with the full Louis or Baby Louis heels and toe. Sizes 21 to 8. Pair, $12.50. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Ostrich Fans The Finishing Touch to a Beautful Costume Mystery and charm lurk in the graceful sweep of a feath- er fan. Nothing else can lend just that touch of distinction to an evening costume that a colorful fan, beautifully shap- ed imparts. Many such are on display in our Jewelry depart- ment. Made of one or three well curled plumes on lovely tortoise frames, in all the season’s wanted cqlors. Mod- erately priced at $9.75. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Little Things that Women Like— A Spanish Comb Glittering with brilliants or of beautifully carved tortoise that will set off a becoming coiffure. A variety of shapes. Each, $3.98. French Filled Pearl Neck- laces—Fine, lustrous beads, in small, large or graduated sizes, ‘with solid gold clasps. Each, $2.75. Opera-length Pearl Neck- laces — Beautiful shimmering beads, in graduated sizes, with solid gold clasps. Each, $3.98. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Toilet Needs Piver’s-Vegetale, $1.00. Coty’s Powder, all odors, Mary Garden Extract, % ounce bottle, $1.29. L. & B. Glycerine Soap, dozen, 80c. =2 Borax, 1-pound package, 2 for 25c. First Fleor—lansburgh & Brother able than a long vamp. It has the long-vamp lock with the medium- vamp feel. Tan calf, black calf and black vici kid are the leathers of which it is made and it has an imitation straight tip and welted soles. AAA to D—2; to 8 are the sizes. * Pre > They have been priced $35 memmmmwmmmfi%wmwwmmWmmmsmxwmwwwm@mwmmmm%m’ Crisp, New Neckwear COLORED COLLAR AND CUFF SETS—Spring-like, indeed, are these crisp organdy sets in the newest of colors, such as henna, gray and blue. And where is the woman who would not be attracted by the charm of a dainty white or- gandie set edged with blue or green gingham. Set, $1.50. o VENISE COLLARS—These beautiful laces, in excellent quality, are made in tuxedo and round effects. Each, 50c. COLLAR POINT LACES—To be worn with suits or dresses ; these pretty collar points present an attractive value at 50c. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother re.nce Given Monday to a Fine Display of Bewitching Frocks of Silk Satin-back Crepe, Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Charmeuse and Crepe de Chine have assumed the important roles in the fashioning of the Frocks for Spring—and we frankly say, that styles were never more captivating. Time and again this season, wom- en have expressed their approval of the smartly styled dresses we are showing at this ‘price. This group will again illustrate to every woman who seeks the delightfully Spring- like styles, that at Lansburgh & Brother’s “Smart Style Meets Mod- erate price.” The materials are of excellent quality, and the workmanship ,in every detail, shows the unusual care used in their making. There are exactly thirty-one styles to choose from ; surely you can find one or two that will meet your instant approval. They are to be had in navy blue, brown, zinc gray and black—all are silk lined. Some of the dresses are embroidered in gold thread or con- trasting colored silk thread; chenille fringe and tassels are often noted. . Eyelet embroidery is one of the new- er innovations—small.ruffles, tucks and puffing, dainty laces, ribbons and . draped girdles are used most effect- ively. g;zea for women and misses.