Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1921, Page 9

5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, TUESDAY, MXRCH 15, T97T ~—g9- . LED. included the following: Adjutant |Lodge. Knights of Pythias, Ladies of of Orlente province will not go to e e P 100 AEROS TO BE ASSEME eneral Association o° the United |the Grand Army of the Republic, Na-[ the polis until March 26, as a number qusnn:ss MEN ON TRIP. tional Child Welfare As: ~|of appeais from that province are| NEW ORLEANS, March 15.—Acting 3 The company claimed that the state 8 had mo FIEDE Lo fax It on their pro-| About 100 Army airplanes of all States, American Council on Educa- &till “pending before the supreme|on a formal Mvitation from President Council of ¢ LICENSE TAX UPHELD. types will be assembled at Langley tion. American Legion, Boy Scouts of | tior < PoTtion of its business conducted Supreme Court Refuses to Review |11 "1 "ctation of Helee, Vi but | protd, va. within the next few weeks America, bureau of education, bureau Virginia Case. e hroup Myl und and :‘,‘,‘;I{nr the purpose of conducting train- Sar War Dereviment: Torean 5t e The merchant's license tax law of ht to impose taxation on|ing flights in preparation for bomb- uralization, United States Department of T remainder, computed at about 2 |jng tests against naval vessels. The Labor : bureau of social and educational service, Grand Lodge of Free and Ac- cepted Masons. Virginia was in effect declared valid (N% I'¢ Festirday by the Supreme Court when T pomt . | 5 0% PUSIRESS [TOMogts will teke place in June and & the statute decided against the Texas| One inch of rain is iv: addition to all available naval air . g nter-Racial Council, Jewish Welfare SEbany by TR Supreme Cours af aps inthts of S Cuivalent o ten |l Representatives of Principal | Boara. Leusue"of morelen “mora” cii Government, National (- liberal-democrat coalition party | OPregon. eighty New Orleans by ¥ decided to withdraw from |men today left for Brownsville, t district tary |from where they will cross been & peace and | in the fexico for a trade extension trip of enteen days, Matamoros will be Mexi THE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET United Vetera the fir ty visited, » for Relief Associations of Country ; ) Wage Patriotism Fight. pegon palGuat o . ELECTION DAY IN CUBA. fi 5 To consecrate and sanctify Ameri-| e 8 ST L en Board Partial Voting Will Settle Who Is v can citizenship, the National Ameri-|of Applied Christian 3 4 . to Be President. can Council, composed of representa-|can Constitutional 5 Brother Moveme tives of the principal civic welfare | joo™ ety and educational associations of the|Communit % country, came into existence here to- 5 CJ 0 day , ordinate existing agencies that a uni - Pt a f (] tior for | Where Styles Originate and Emanate An Augmemed Showin g of Stylish Spring Suits at $69.5 We believe vou will be genuinely sur- prised at the marked evidences of supe- riority displayed in these Suits—superior in weave-worth: in designing features: in the artisticness of embellishment—uwith the care in making-detail. Women, 13 vely waged Dr. David Juyne Hill presided at the organization meeting, which was h('l(j“ at the Willard Hotel. having been ar- ranged by the natioual committee for » co-ordination patriotic and civie e o buys /Yow So-brdlnation ot patriotic_snd_chic ence held in New York last Decem- M fi%fiflfiflfl% b | 1§ ASSURED OF FASHION CORRECTNESS, THE '‘ADVANTAGE " Galbraith Sounds Warnins. i OF COMPLETE STOCKS AND EQUALLY IMPORTANT, OUR e miries e amie sl The Connecticat Avenue Shop I stantly he declared, are working ] L 1 while the country eleeps, was Sound. 1209 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Anniversary Celebration i s Legion. He said justice and security — will prevail only so long as the fires N p ol M d E {2 b ng B it e ew Parisian odes Charles D in brief addre. urged the impor perative endeavor to | i ke over PASTERNAK founded the ever (|l of its citizens | o the constitution of pted provides: couniry, we band our. Original Characteristics : to uphold and defend . ™ tance of a co offering our entire stocks of keep the princi government 1w . cherished id The pream “For God a selves togeth The fine Serges and Poirets, Cords and Tricotines are most in evidence—with Blue predominating—and Tan and Brown in good variety—braided and embroid- ered—or plain tailored. and S l E o oy National Security League, who called |l the mee der. and delegates | [ ty es xhl bltlon Irflwmm; l‘a‘:‘:f ‘xn k:vrrc-f”ahw"‘aufl En}lanced ancl Accentuatez[ by the Constitution of the United States ! Wraps Dresses Millinery Special Millinery 3 3 : Adding new Suits g SPEn ‘,uxt'. gt arrivals every the Smart Twi- day now — each light and Eng- bringing its own to eafeguard and transmit to pos- reflect the ideas of our exclusive clientele terity the principles of justice, free- \ i of America. to maintain law and 1 i . order, to foster and perpetuate the The refined elegance of these new spirit of America. to inculcate a sense e oot o S of individual obligation to the com- Parisian modes for spring and Easter have lscoun munity, the sfate and the vaiDl; 24 been made even more irresistible by deit maste might 3 m?:h:o’:‘gy::-',lr:\“.An:‘d;filf)(ll— i1l ‘ot earth: and subtle touches. Many models even / to consecrate —never two alike—always exclusively dom and demogracy: s A Blouses and sanctify American citizenship by different. lish Tweeds—of type of style and devotion to the ideals of our fathers. = s e expressing its Und. Outline In Approved. ) effective model- own grade of naerwear The organization outline approved. SUITS GOWNS WRAPS ing. superior quality. which the delegates will report back to their constituent bodies for ratifi- DAY COATS cation, contemplates the following. Jliminaion of duplication of ef- d waste of time and money. 2. ablishment_of standards for go-called Americanization work. A COLLECTION OF SUITS 3 Efonts o secure adequate ap- oW e —Characterized by fine tailoring and materials. OO S R ‘Il s orn % state s‘nd ]ru"zl reevs o S5 & 5 A SHOWING OF WRAPS e e eairine WQ . = 608 TO 614 A For FRENCH HATS $39.50 $10 to $30 AN ENSENMBLE OF DRESSES —Whose individuality is definitely asserted. : = e Fiere advisable. —Whose charm is expressed in original styles. a::‘:;a:h‘shm:( closer personal 11th ST. N.W. t and bett raternal relations i A DISPLAY OF MILLINERY Withthe foreign-born 2 = Of Easter ( —Colorful and exclusive creations. 5. Propagation of educational films y 5 7. Procuring more adequate co- Y A STOCK OF BLOUSES e o by the mrsse by Condiing Wednesday Interest A, —In whick every need is anticipated. Dapers. o tion in the text of The House of Couriery - and centralization of the publication GATHERED IN THIS SHOP, ONE WILL FIN of Americanism literature. | | * \ NEED FOR WOMEN OF GOOD TASTE, EACH PIECE SELECTRD RO oy | coipl sioud mo 1t defie DISTINCTIVENESS AND EVERYTHING PRI TED FOR ITS action at this time on matters of leg- D = h d " ; CED=FOR ATFEW DAYS AT o e oy sotial welfare, esigning taste has reached its peak— etc.. these questions to be held in abey- e ance until they can be investigated (1] lsc more careful Thewe Associations Included. Associations which participated in -“o b the organization of the council today For €08 TO 614 A ELEVENTHST. Millinery Dept. Wty 4th Floor The House of Courtesy and productive ability its climax in these Typically High-type Suits <z STONE MARTEN | SQUIRREL | $10 SABLE | FOX t Up Remodeling and Repairing at Moderate Prices HARRY BACHRACH 1303 G St. Oppostte —placed on sale now at a price as remarkably low as the Suits are notably % § Blackistone’s Remembrance Box, Flowers and Candy Just the Gift for St. Patrick’s Day Prices, $5.00 and $10.00 Blackistone, 44, Largest Selection of Fur Chokers —you'll find hereabouts. Animal-effect and other smart styles at prices as low as$10 Brown Marten Chokers, 322 Up Russian Sables, $50 Up AKS f . ed—Twills and Cords, Gab- s URm ardines, Velours and the M ATOLESALE PRIcES ' finer Serges—Blue, of 1212 F Street . course, most prominently e ———— CHINESE COSTUMES FOR — i SALE OBIRLIG featured—but with new A special grouping—specially marked for pre-Easter consideration— and will make strongest appeal to those most conversant with correct style and current values. The most favored of the season’s weaves are includ- Individualized Coats and Featuring Our Collection of Exclusive Chapeaux The time-honored reputation of Philipsborn as Millinery head- quarters is greatly enhanced by the displays for spring. Never has such a variety been assembled; never have individuality and “differentness” been so ‘Suitable for the Chinese Grays, new Browns, new evident—nor has the w i v Shep. 105 y o ! 12s the woman o _rugal goda_Shop. 1625 H ut. _ d - leffectiv Sport Coats and those of more taste ever been catered to quite Tans and many effective dressy type—Capes, Capes with so completely. Emphasiz- checks among them. . sleeves and Dolman designs. In two assortments— e §20-%45 Camel’s Hair, Polo Cloth, Jer- sey weaves; English Tweeds and Bolivias, in plain colors, Heather mixtures and smart checks. Handsomely embroidered, uniquely stitched and appropri- ately buttoned. ing this, we place on sale tomorrow a line of Smart Sample Hats Marked at the Special Price for Choice at— ™W tage here. Complete assortments e of Chokers and Novelty Throws in - FURS REBUILT—FURS STORED Modelled in new inter- pretations of the Box de- signs, Bloused azG Straight- line styles. Braiding, em- broidery and bugle beading tell the story of the excel- lent taste which has attend- ed their development and attest, as well, to the high character of makemanship. 1110 F Street N.W. Where They Know How to Fit Corsets BlR 1415 G Street Opposite Keith's Furs Exclusively —_——— Your Easter Furs —<can be chosen to greatest advan- ANV RIVI U RS AT VT AIT AR D S