Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 14

14 THE EVEVENG‘ STAR WASHINGTONSEDEC, I MHURSDAVEMARCGHEI OIS e e deposits except in emergznty cases. Stefansson Says Geographies for observation for a period of thirty | senate has adopted a.mnluflofl calling days. for the erection of a new state, to b composed of the tefTitory wert of the | Tennessee river, anfl 1o be called ihe The three banks which suspended busi- ness were the Citizens’ Bank of Phoe- nix, the Central Bank of Wickenburg and the Exchange Bank of Peoria. Each Tell Lies About Frozen North |wseieisiste, me s ould Divide Temnemsee. \Aali\lLLL Tenn.—The Tennessee state of West Tennessee. F‘ROM THE AVENUE UE_AT NINTH fee terday began reuiring notice from de- : : positors sixty days before savings ac- counts are withdrawn. By the Associated Press. success of g local fishing company CLEVELAND, Ohi 24.—The | when two carloads of groupers were | SET e D!m""“:“mh ,_‘“ (;T,f Srdered delivered freo by Frank E. Erie Fisherme: 4 Strike. geography is the most widely | udsred delivered fro KSmunders | CLEVELAND, Ohlo.—The strike of read bit of fiction in the United| g ¢o. ' One carload of 10,000 pounds |Lake Erie fishermen, which has been in States, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, arctic| was shipped to the o of Mont- | Drogress since the fishing season open Good Frlday Speclals to the |ed, several days ago, was settled at a | FISH Roe Shad . . . il Buck Shad . . . . . . Stelk Tile, « ddress here, | Bomery, Ala., to be de explorer, declared in an address here. | Eomery, Alw, to he del 10,000 | conférence between representatives of in which he referred to the “frozen pounds more will be ered here | the fishermen and the Fresh Water Fish Producers’ Association. The workers a myth. agreed to accept $5 per day, the 1919 informs you that| Iy no life north of | Robbers Hold Up 18 Passengers. that there i8 noth- | MUSKOGEE. Okla—Two robbers te of snow and who held up eight passengers aid. He said | ahourd the Texas & of the Mis- d untold eco-{goyri, Ka and 'l(-xm rai eindeer could t ob less than little expense, he | (hirt trg . railroad ofticers .| Virginia_has been made by the state asserted, and predicted twent trace of the bandits has been |legislature. Both houses passed a bill vears hence reindeer meat v e under which veniremen can be called selling throughout the United States!°Y"d- from counties outside that in which the today. ~ When Sonny takes his Easter Stroll = We offer herewith suggestions from our 35¢ 1b. 25¢ 1b. . 30c :’.T, “,“"J 5 %5(. Bcifna Sc - 30c “63'&::;"‘:5' < 50c¢ scale, it was said. They had demanded there is pr: a dollar more. the arctic Intercounty Jury Bill Passed. CHARLESTON, W. Va.—An impor- tant change in the jury laws of West ’ b 3 = on a par with beef, and in fift 5 = called fe ial. Before 1 s Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing Department I i S Yk S o wames o S et o | 20 Fron Shudked Clams, 50, . . ’ ’1r \le(ans:?n In:_m 250 s{nemmnrfe;l n: : ssociation of General X (;’;:1 "‘_’ (‘jf‘ intercounty jury bill, P 5 o = that Wl" make every 1nCh Of Sonny S EaSter ;?l‘r:a;:“fn"o};! i S l‘i‘;""«';'1;\';.‘:nz‘;:f:{:xiln:{.) r:):’.‘l“':'s‘“"',::i Battieship Tenmessee Disabled. Rockfish, Spanish Mackerel, Fresh Herring, : StTO“ a huge success Countod om the mantr most of alasia | Duilding trades 0 . The re-| NORFOLK, Va.—The battleship Virginia Beach Croakers, Medium White Perch, H g & <‘::znf,f:.3"i“‘d; the fiusm{r? part of '3;:"‘5"['3 will become effective imme- ;!'::‘Q“(’::“:'lpsulra_xd:xlr"hnzr::eo?ng :‘-rd | Large White Perch, Cooked Shrimp Meat, Fresh Trout =S e Chditasfol thoisn L atainsos tonos: i — tric motors burned out. The orippied| || s raphy. 1In the north of Greenland, he| Explosion Wrecks Ol Plant. motor forced the vessel to leave the ||| Specmllzlng in All Kinds of Fish and Game Here are some of the essentials and the A O A MRS AR E | in Season—Also Fresh Poultry ife and great herds of grazing ani-|Ind, was in ruins as the result of the | practice. | o mals. explosion of five nks, the, lo o s . e B w g Sta“da'djufi:na& Afif’"\' e ¥ s 1 mits urder an 50,4 eft. c { - WO » Boys" Blue Serge Suits. ..........$1250 to §2500 mede g el 0L 206 none ain 3561 Fancy Tweeds and Cheviots .. 1250 to 27.50 ommers, twent _:(l"t,m‘\;:er was ordered to be committed T (Some With 2 Pairs Pants) Calir Water ’ :ilj.“r:“n-prrl at | 3 Boys’ Shirts, white and colored.... 1.50and 2.00 from the Tacific coust to tha Atia: | P Boys’ Blouses, white and colored.. 1.00and 1.50 asimucy as A'th;;‘::: ':’r‘,:‘:‘;.‘v’,(,,\.. fie 3 (13 22 - Boys’ Neckwear, plain or fancy... 50c to 1.25 Beloces TR s e | — ‘l] e ] Boys’ Golf Caps, fancy tweeds..... 1.00 to 3.00 S emllyidhestsiWiteiDeae. . (0 o8 i ro ps = 4] 'ON, Kan.—Mrs. Clyde TR H Boys® Cloth Hats, fancy tweeds 250 to 13:50 W Torcy. wife of the president of the | Three Arisona Ranke Close. g s 2 £ 52 S elly Academy here, wa PHOENIX, Ariz.—Three Arizona banks : Boys’ Straw Hats..........oooe 175 10 650 S Bl e e e The Easter Shoes 4 oys’ Stockings. ssvewese 45cand Slc use of 4 revolver to u class of ca- | notice of intention to withdraw ‘x, . 3 Boys® Sotks....o00u..... eremads L 29ciand 50c Baby Dies in Burning Home. FOI' Young ashmgton ’ Boys’ Oxford Shoes, black and tan. 4.00 to 6.00 mes Sanibson of Keokes, V. Whs bor’s house to ] i e b e : o (e e hoy, y | i g o whom whe had Teft alone. had died in ON MARCH 25TH g {he fire. The cause of the firo is un- Will be published A : Toledo B: : © mflf’a‘.‘f?fi"?flo‘.’.vhm. a new The Peace e aeduposityeinumber tjoine Negotiations i 2 police, Henry J Hv‘rhflrl.fl("ln,- po- .- . w e IR ] - M 8w Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys newspaper, the. Deaphora. Tndepend. A Personal Narrative | Jumor omen s J unior IMen s THE AVENUE AT NINTH T4, parred from ine sireets of To-| B B ROBERT LANSING Y f| Pumps Oxfords Daily, 8:30 to 6 i This book will be i Tllustrated, a snaj “Brogue” , ? HA(A::)r\’.(',u‘.‘ET‘h::nl:::::':\: were :::r:'eo:n-::lya:: This smart nov elty in Patent or Oxford in ;rnumc Iarfl‘.zl(ekm full arrested here charged with kidnaping rented—Send your Tan, with contrasting Suede inlay. v Also sh ith straight W. D. Lavar, twenty-three, and hold- : order today. Sizes 2% to7,AtoC, $8 75, wing-tip. Also shown wi & g :’-"Se:‘tl:'-! é‘;rv: et ‘IOBHIT}?::({' 8 Library orders fitcd as received | = tip. A capital value. .u:s Vs Toim Tavar Enarges inat hex son s — pao e aleser Al AL - 0Ch h bW ithiazatnvicis A e == an or Black Calf. Sizes 1175 to Other Boys’ Low Shoes in Tan, ;""ryu‘l”a:e"'x’:’";ji i 1“6; Streelt“NW 2, at $5.50. ¥ Black and Patent Leathers; full or Give Big Fish Catches to Poor. ‘Washington, D. C. | Other “Junior Women’s” Low medium toes: R e I O eI i Shoes, at $4.15 to $7.50. :lt;nél-.?’-/f- = g.(l)g :: g.g l@IIEIIEIIEI-!E!IEH%@I@@H CHEVRO L]ET @ i White Buck Boots Patents, White Tops & i - N Extra Quality i This Genuine « » @ “For Economical Transportation” m White Buck High- ir?ng‘)a‘gStpsLeE?}?:i mm:nmannuuumn|uu|||n|m|nu|xmuuunmuuluunuunmmmmmmu@ a‘,:l{;‘,“d Boot. In ith White Calf top, 2 g S as illustrated. In E g = E R the ‘m 8% to11....87 Welts: i I wh:le yg otcl’xl:gl?gsl:usé,hev m Vl\}t/;-t:z ssl ;;Vl’/m l;s;.oo ‘ : {3 E 5 - ith turn soles, 1% to2.... g g rolet “FB 40” Sedan affords for Infants and \Vi’th turn soles /) Z $35 $40 $45 $50 complete satisfaction. m Small Children: for Infants and f4 . Here is a good looking, roomy = $4 Small Children: I enclosed car whose performance E p D $5 $2.75 = is reliable and whose cost torun $4.00 ) F O r Y 0 u r fi is exceptionally low. @ ; Misses’ and Children’s White Pt T thes e it B u 5 ots i} Chevrolet Motor Co E i RbrcE <G°°dy°" Welt Laced i1 White Nubuck tops. Genuine . 5 y ! 2 i Boots. Sizes 8) to 11, $4.45. Goodyear Welts, for Misses and aS t e r u 1 t S E 1218 Connecticut Ave N.W. 1 ‘“/ to 2, $5.45. 2% to 7, $7. Children. Sizes 81 to 11, $4.45. > Phone Franklin 5627 E ! 5 Sizes 11% to 2, 55,45, 2 i i e Mark well the prices—$35, 0 0 Children’s Pumps Children’s Oxfords i -This new style Patent Leather This Tan Russia Calff Goodyear $40, $45 and $50. If you have m fi ! Pump, with two-button strap; turn Welt Oxford, built on ‘a shapely shopped around—found Spring 3 b ke bty < . . to 11, Suits high—take a look here. % E fl//to l;' .g.so A ”/§/4502 \ 4 t0 2...$4.50 % to 2, : = = | $5 Treveeds @ R MM' g . Otherd IZI:SSCS;D and Qildrenrs Other Tan and Black (I‘ff)rds . C— =1 ===l =T=I==T=l=1l==" umps and Strap Pumps, in wanted for Girls and Little Boys. Extra Herringbones : i leathers. $2.55 to $5.50. special values. $2.85 to $5. Plaids ! - " | B ) on e Y Oxfords ! Child’s Three—Quarter Socks : High-top “three - quarter” ~ More than 3j45-length Ribbed 1 H socks, in Cordovan, Palm Beach, oll-top Sports Socks, for Boys We stress price, bUt that IS 3 2 and Girls. This spring’s latest 3 = Romper Blue, White or Black; 3 not the main point. For these . with tom-down tops. o e e, e are handsome suits—hand tai- ' Very new, alnd SP;cial at 99€ Black and White.. Again 59 . Special value in Spring-weight tomorrow at cevs ]ored—a“ Woo]—m the proper for Easter Glfts "Sch(;ol-%roof" gigbtid %lock- Children’s new Spring arrivals ings for Boys and Girls. Black, in regular-length .socks, in plain Styles for spnng' The F. Fi ind ibl Cordovan and White. Rein- colors and novelty top designs— : g e Famous ' rench Indestructible forced where the wear 39 a wide variety tio choose 35, 2 : Only in N York Pearls in Plush Cases comes. 2 for 75c; pair. . from. 3 for $1; pair..... C i in New York can our s y 1 i qualities and selections b O oot e Women's Easter Hosiery Sperials 3 led, and th selections be © vt 15h0ch leasths AYSER” Italian Silk Hose—“NIAGARA MAID™ Minuct Rib or 5 equaled, and t Glove Silk Hose—and “ONYX” Pointex Heel Alll- 3 qu ere theY Usua"y O silk Stockings. Recognized as three of the top<notches $3 35 . ped eXCeed us |n p]’]ce. 5 in Women’s Silk Hosiery. All at the special price of: .. . XTRA Weight Full-fashioned Thread Silk Stockings, . in Black, Cordovan, Russia, Suede D, French G’ay $ @ 24-inch lengths, $13.75 and Mist. An exceptxonallly; f;ln;a\sr::uc a; = 525 ] -5 Mhd 5'11(25.59 . i € . IXTY dozen Women’s Ful one: egular e Si tock- 5 @ 30-inch lengthS, $19¢75 ings, with reinforced toe, heel and garter top. In 'Z o % Every One Bears the “Du Barry” Tag dB:;da‘.t Cordovan and the popular Grays. Special Sagur- $1.9 5 3 T T R A s s s S x s Ya .- 3 Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys Charge Account with you 2 . © " e & SELINGER’S i Q) It Would Take O 820 F St., Corner Ninth An Entire Page o o o e —to describe all our bril- - liant new Easter Shoe e 414 9% St modes for Smart Women! th A 1914-16 Pa. Ave i Tt &K 235Pa Ave SE [