Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 12

Where Your Dollars Count Mast EHREND’ 720-22-24 Tth St. NW. Close 6 P.M. 246 more of those Milan Hemp and Pinap Open 9:15 A.M. .$€).98 Straws in Poke—close-fitting and many other shapes _ trimmed with flowers. ribbons and other new orna- ments to make them Easterlike. Up to $2.00 Untrimmed Hats J —In a variety of straws and colors. Not one made to B Store Hours: sell at this reduction price, but we bought them at a bargain price and you benefit. Silk Veilings, Worth to $1.00, Yard Face and Hat-drape Veiling, in green, brown, blue, black, purple, taupe and white. Silk mesh dotted or fancy; some slightly imperfect. Silk Ruffled Petticoats Taffeta Silk Ruffled Petticoats. in beautiful, chaage- able and plain colors. Made with adjustable waists. $39.98 New “Tab” Suits Very latest edged front and back “Tab” Suits. blue. tan and rookie, of fine wool ser d splendidly silk lined. drop made Stylish Spring Coats $R.88 Misses' and Women's Tan, Brown, Blue and e Reindeer Coats. of velour and polo cloth; nobby sport = styles; some silk lined. 46 to 54 Size, Extra Size and Maternity Faille Silk Dresses Elastic waist band. adjustable form-fitting and extra size Dresses in every color, including black; embroidered and tailored styles. Women’s Jersey and Cloth Coat Suits Sport Suits for all around wear. made with 4 patched pockets on coat and pockets on skirt to match. Brown, gray and reindeer. $2.98 to $4.00 Silk and Voile Waists Tub Silk. Candy-striped Silk.- Pongee and Voile Waists. in white, flesh and tan; tailor made, and lace trimmed. $2.50 Girls’ Service Stripe and Emblem Middies ¢ Good Quality Jean Middies. in plain white or blue trimmed: regulation styles. 4 to 16 years. $2.00 and $2.50 Corsets Graduated Steel-front Corsets of stout coutil, in white and flesh; trimmed busts, and four wide sup- Sizes to 30. 2 98 *1 s )1 )1 514 .88 9 15 porters. Good Quality Women’s Muslin Dresses Made of good quality muslin,*with 69¢ was the price. embroidery trimmings; all sizes; full cut; well made. - $1.00 Black Satine Bloomers Fast Color Good Quality Black Satine Bloomers, full cut and well made, with elastic lined yokes and bottoms. \ ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, U. S. CONSUL TO FIUME, REJECTED, LEAVES CITY Provisional Government Refuses to Accept Official Until It Is Recognized Here. TRIEST, March 13.—Wilbur Keblin- ger, the American consul to Fiume. left that city today for Triest to await instructions from the State Depart- ment at Washington after having been refused recognition by the Fiume government. o8 Dr. Antonio Grossich, provisional head of Fiume, said to Mr. Keblinger: “We were surprised at this action on the part of your government in ask- ing us to recognize you and protect you when the United States has not recognized us.” 1t is learned from the Fiume au- thorities that Consul Keblinger's in- REBUTTAL TESTIMONY IN. GUNFIGHT TRIAL Child of One Defendant Dies, But Accused Resumes His As- customed Seat. WILLIAMSON, W. Va., March 14.— A touch of pathos entered into the Matewan gunfight trial when the circuit court convened this morning. After the seventeen defendants had taken their seats it was announced that the two-year-old son of one of their number, Arch Williams, had died during the night. The defend- ant, however, was in his accustomed place &nd rebuttal testimony was continued. “Doug” Mounts, another of the de- fendants, whose illness last week delayed the progress of the trial to some extent, appeared in court with one eye closed and his face painted with ijodine. It was announced that he was suffering With influenza in the throat. He told Presiding Judge . "D, Bailey that he was very sick, but_declared that he would stay in court if he died in his chair. The first rebuttal witnesses called were woman employes at the Urias Hotel, at Matewan, the day of the pistol and rifle match last May. Felts and his party stopped at the Urias Hotel dyring the time they were in Matewan evicting striking miners® families from Stone Mountain Coal Company's houses. _— | OPPOSE FORCE BY U. S. MEXICO CITY, March 14.—Officers of the Mexican Federation of Labor have been acked by the Guatemalan i confederation to join in a protest from Latin American labor bodies to Washington against the use of {United States military forces in set- tling _the dispute between Panama and Costa Rica. The Mexican labor officials have not acted upon this re- quest. | | i MARCH 14, 1921. COSTA RICA AND PANAMA LEAGUE NOTES GIVEN OUT Acceptance of U. S. Mediation Made Subject of Communica- tions Sent to Geneva. By the Associated Press. GENEVA, March 13.—The league of nations today published dispatches oxchanged between Panama and Costa Rica and Sir Eric Drummond. gen- eral secretary of the league, in which the two republics motified Sir Eric that they had accepted mediation by the United States in their frontier dispute and that hostilities have ceased. Sir Erie, in replying, expressed the pleasure of the council of the league of nations at the mediation of the United States, which. he said, seemed a good way of bringing about a set- tlenrent of difficulties of two mem- bers of the league of nations. Panama reiterates her refusal to recognize the decision of Chief Jus- tice White of the United States Su- preme Court in delimiting the fron- tier, and reserves the right to demand an indemnity for the expenses of de- fensive expeditions. Costa Rica. in reporting its ac- ceptance of American mediation, says ":!hg conflict has virtually terminat- working in conjunction with it. The project, it was announced, is purely educational, and is not designed to en- ter the public concert fleld or compete with symphony. orchesttas or work done by institutes of mu: The proposed central orchestra will consist of fifty or sixty musicians un- der the direction of Dirk Foch. OAL i W v | | WILL DEVELOP TALENT. Mrs. E. H. Harriman spcnsorsi Orchestral Society has been formed here for the purpose of developing | musical talent in America through the | establishment in New York of a cen- | tral training orchestra and the forma- | B. J. Werner 912 New York Ave. PHONE FRANKLIN 7638 tion of neighborhood musical groups i . Orchestral Society. Only the Better Grade W YORK, March 14.—Sponsored | Prompt Deli by Mrs. E. H. Harriman, the American | npt ey structions from the State Department were that he was to make plain to the provisional government that his etsablishment of a consulate at Fiume was not to be construed as recogni- tion of the present government, but that the American consulate was there ready to carry on consular busi- ness. £S5 The refusal of the Fiume authorities to recognize the consul ties up the port so far as American shipments are concerned. No ship can leave Fiume for American ports without a bill of | health from the American consul; no | ship has left harbor . for the American_trade since the American nsul_withdrew in 1919. Before the Fiume had an enormous trade | with America, 3,000 emigrants Reports Lacking Here. State Department officers were without official information today that the Fiume government had re- fused to recognize Wilbur Keblinger as the American consul because the United States had not recognized the Fiume government. They assumed that Mr. Keblinger would make a re-. port after his arrival at Trieste. ‘The question of recognizing the Fiume government has not yet been reached by new officials of the de- partment, and there is no intimation as to the probable action. THE WEATHER. District of Columbia and Maryland, increasing cloudiness, followed by showers late tonight or tomorrow; no change in temperature; moderate easterly winds. increasing cloudiness, fol- y showers late tonight or tomorrow: moderate easterly winds. West Virginia, showers probable tonight and tomorrow: slightly warmer tonight in east portion.’ Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 68: 8 p.m., 62: 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m., 47; 8 a.m., 49; noon. 66. Barometer—4 p.m.. 30.16; 8 p.m. 30.20; 12 midnight, 30.24: 4 am., 30. 8 a.m.. 30.24; noon, 30.3. Highest temperature, 68, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday: lowest temperature, 45. occurred at 6 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 42; lowest, 25. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Temperature, 2: condition, 50. Tide Tables. (Compiled by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 9 a.m. and 6:02 p.m.; high tide, 11:12 am. and 11:36 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:02 a.m. and 6:55 p.m.: high tide, 12:00 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose am.; 6:13 p.m. . Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:21 a.m. sun sets sun $2.00 Extra Size Muslin Gowns Slip-over styles, with neat embroidery-edged neck ind sleeves. Extra wide, full cut garments for stoutest > women. . . $1.50 Bungalow Dresses \ . in pink and blue and prettiest plaid and stripe } "s:orlx:"flPgr le low Dresses, button front, side i or vack or T ; Boys’ Suits, 2 Pairs Pants, Special New Spring Suits of good quality c]t?lh in pretty patterns d colors; Norfolk styles; with 2 pairs pants. 7 to 18 yeal § $3.00 Girls* Blue Middy Dresses Pleated skirts and sailor blouse. bodice dress of imitation blue linen. Colors fast; fit perfect; style superb. 6 to 14 yéurs. 29¢ Plaid Dress Ginghams. \ Hundreds of yards of pretty, fast .colored Plaid Ginghams for house dresses and children’s dresses. 27 inches wide. 39c Yard-Wide Percales Such a selection of pretty Dark or Light Percales, in scores of neat stripes and small designs, as well as plenty of dots and rings. All fast colors. 50c White and Colored Stripe Madras The prettiest collection of colored stripe shirtings we have ever shown as well as a plentiful choice of stripes and small figured all-white madras; 36 inches wide. . Beautiful 40-Inch Voiles Don't let the hot weather catch you without a dress or two of pretty light, sheer voiles—40 inches wide—in a wide range of dark colorings, with large and small floral designs. ! 29¢ Heavy Huck Towels Good Size, 17x34, Heavy, Absorbent Huck Towels, with hemmed ends. All white or with red borders. Everybody will buy freely of this lot Tuesday. 39¢ Yard-Wide Cretonnes 2,100 yards to be sold from the full piece in a big assortment of large and small floral designs; full 36 inches wide. 2 35¢ Fine Bleached Muslins Under normal conditions you quality heavy, soft muslin and 38 Inches wide and free from dr could not buy t mbric under 14c. Fi ’ o 42x36—35c¢ Pillowcases Made from a good quality b muslin, with c fine cambric finish. Finished with nch hem. 72x90—$2.50 Bleached Sheets The quantity is limited of these heavy Seamless Bleached Sheets of round thread wide sBeeting. Finished with 3-inch torn hem. Men’s Blue Overalls and Coats Men's Heavy Blue Denim Overalls and Jumpers: lu‘ll hcudl bib and suspenders; well made and double stitched. Ladies’ Extra Size Ribbed Vests, 3 for Jumbo Full Size Ladies’ Gauze Ribbed Vests, wide shoulder straps, taped necks Ladies’ Gauze Lisle Hose, 3 for These fine Gauze Lisle Ladics' Hose. in black and cordovan, fast colors; scamed backs; double soles. $1.50 Ladies’ Thread Silk Hose Irregulars of $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hose, but hard to find the irregularities. In black, cordovan, taupe and Davy; scamed back, shaped ankles and high-spliced heels. Ladies’ Silk Stripe Lace Hose Beautiful All-over Lace Stripe Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black and all newest shades; seamed backs and reinforced heels and tocs; garter tops. sets, 6:14 p.m. Moon rise 9:04 a.m.; sets 11:25 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weathker in Various Cities. § Tempseature. ® £ im 8 5% 2 &2 Stations. 3 5 : o Abilene, Tex. 29. 82 Albany . 30.. St Atlantic City 30. e Baltimore .. 30. L Bismarck ... 30. 12 30. 3 30.: a8 30. k3 30.08 38 Cincinnati 30.08 66 Cleveland 3022 38 2092 58 3024 40 290 70 3002 4 266 24 30.14 54 . 20.08 68 2988 58 3004 68 30.18 80 .04 T8 3030 €2 .20.96 68 . 30.30 68 1 .84 74 ..30.18 66 Portland, Me 30.36 58 Portiand, Ore 29.08 42 8. Lake City29.78 54 8San Antonio. 20.08 &2 20.84 60 29.82 58 2088 38 209¢ 70 014 32 . 30.2¢ 68 A ine Gas Range Tllustration. and Installed for. . P MAURICE J. COLBERT, 621 ¥ St. Maln 3016-3017 e\ Drive Away Headache Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dangers of “headache medicine.” Relieves headache and that miser- able feeling from colds or conges- tion. And it acts at once! Muster- ole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blis- ter. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bron- chitis, croup, stiff netk, asthma, neuralgia congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, all pains and aches of the back or jointd, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 35c and 65c jars; hospital size, $3.00, . Taffeta Petticoats, Each You’ve heard a lot about a dollar being worth only 50c, but come here tomorrow and you'll get at least 100c worth for your dollar; some- times you'll get a lot more. We are not cutting prices to Jnake this, Dollar Day, but we went out and bought new goods at special price con- Women’s Bloomers, 2 for While they last, we offer these fine sample bloomers at a price 'way under their worth. Made of good quality muslin, finished with hem- stitched ruffles—also other fine lin- gecic materials included in this lot. White Petticoats, Each Petticoats with deep flounces of fine embroidery, some trimmed with Val lace, or embroidery medallions. All are of fine lingerie cloth, or durable muslin. These are surely SOME value for dollar day. X . Envelope Chemise, Each Many styles included, from plain tailored ones to the elaborate silk- topped ones that women like so well. The colors -include - flesh and white. Fine materials with built-up or rib- bon shoulder straps. Knit Bloomers, 3 for _Only about 250 in_the lot; they are light-weight _and " closely woven. Reinforced gusset, and finished ‘with elastic at knee and waist. We sug- gest that you buy immediate and future supplies at this price. Ready-to-wear “and trimmed in ribbon, styles, some straight Included $ stripes and plain blue. —for house dresses at a long. l 1 l Gennine Burton’s 100% cotton Taffeta, and the jonly drawback is, we have only 100°to ‘sell.. They are made well, in . cdrrect styles. A number of attractive patterns to choose ‘from. Regular sizes only. White Petticoats, 2 for Either long, or -short petticoats. made of strong, -long wearing ma- terials and trimmed. with embroid- ery ruffles, some with lace edging. You'll be genuiriely surprised at the values offered in-this lot. ] grade maker, and may gowns Washington has You’ll Find the Values Better Than You Have Seen in Many Days, When You Come Tomorrow for These New Spring Dresses Bought Special Priced Special Here you have a selection of Dresses, in styles and materialing that we believe to be the very best values offered in Washington for many years. You will find every new and accepted Spring style represented, the basque effects, the bouffant skirts, the straight- line models, the tiny sleeves, sashes, bows, . embroidery, beading, tuckings and ruffles—just the same as they are shown on high cost models. The materials—Crisp Taf- feta, Silk Mignonette, Supple Satin and Clinging Wool Jersey. Sizes for-women.and misses. Choice, $13.75. Tomorrow—Tuesday Choose From 342 . Trimmed Hats flowers fancies that are becoming. new, just unpacked, and include many others in off-the-face and novelty shapes. in this lot are a number of children’s Spring Hats—choice, $1. Every one a wonderful bargain. of fast-color Gingham in plaids, checks, cessions—and because we are only three weeks old manufacturers and iobbers, eager to open a new account, have favored us with some won- derful values. This ad. tells its own story. You can’t get more for your dollar anywhere than here tomorrow. You know there will be a crowd, s0 come early and Tailored Hats, and other These are brimmed sailors, 1,800 Women’s House Dresses Made Trimmed with pockets. collar and belts. The size range is complete, but you'd better come early dollar won't last High-Grade Sample Nightgowns These sample gowns are from a high- be had in flesh, and white with lace yokes, some with silk yokes, trimmed in fine laces, others are hand-embroidered—aiso Mother Hubbard styles, with high neck and long sleeves. This is one of the biggest sales of Night- ever known. RS 0 Wool Jersey Suit join the merry throng. . . Satin Camisoles, Each You'll want about three of these, but if you get any of them, you'll have to be here early, as the quantity is limited. Good quality wash satin, ig trimmed with dainty laces, rose ds and ribbons. All sizes when the selling starts. Envelope Chemise, 2 for Exactly 310 of these exceedingly fine envelope chemise, made of excel- lent materials in tailored styles. These ordinarily retail at a price that enables you to save about half on dollar day. Girls’ Bloomers, 3 Pairs Now isn’t that some bargain. Fine, well made bloomers, in white or flesh, with reinforced seat and strongly sewn seams. They are to be had in all sizes from 6 to 12 years. Muslin Drawers, 2 Pairs Well made, of good quality white muslin, in open or closed styles, with embroidery trimmed ruffles. There is a largg quantity of them, but how long will they last at such ridiculous pricing. G $ Cotton Waists, 3 for These are much better than the pricc would indicate, and make excellent utility blouses. Some have colored collars and cuffs, others trim- med with embroidery and lace. The sizes run up to 44. 3 for $1.00. . Gingham Aprons, 5 for A limited quantity—of these well made, serviceable band aprons, that women always need several to wear about the house. blue and white striped patterns. These have two pockets—and long ties. Here’s a New Style - And it’s specially priced 515 Splendidly tailored and artis- tically finished in the favorite mode of spring. A new spring creation made of good quality all-wool jer- sey and in all the heather and spring shades. Suits that answer fashion’s every dictate in good styling and smart appearance at this remarkably low prige. Also Navy Blue Serge Suits at $15 Tailored equally well and nicely trimmed in attractive embroidered and braided effects. Sizes for women and misses.