Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 20

RUSSIAN WORKERS RESORT TOBARTER Freer Trade Relations With Peasants, Indorsed by Le- nin, Are Adopted. Br the Associated Press. b HELSINGFORS, March 25.—Many Russian workmen have abandoned communism and have adopted the most extreme form of individualism. it is sald in Petrograd newspapers received here. This step, it is said. came as a result of the nhnlm_u: o ban on trading foodstuffs wit o atinte which was the aftermath of the Kronstadt rebellion. In some instances workmen have begun man- ufacturing, for their personal use in irading. articles they believe peas- ants desire. . In one of his recent addresses on cconomic situation in Russia, Lenin, bolshevik premier, [ I ’ the Nikolai | is believed that the explos: MILAN BOMB PLOTTER |* IS REPORTED ARRESTED |y L] Three Men Believed in Plot That |g Wrecked Theater and Killed Thirty-One Persons. LONDON, March 25.—Authorities at Milan announce that the bomb which wrecked the Diana Theater in that city on Wednesday night. killing_ thirty-one persons, was placed outside the building by three individuals, says a Milan dis- patch to the Central News. One of the guilty persons is declared by carabineers in that city to have been arrested, and it was found that the skin had been burned off his hands by the explosion. The latest reports concerning the bomb explosion in the Diana Theater show that thirty-one persons were killed and 100 injured. The explosion was a terrific one. Great excitement prevailed inside the theater following the detonation. This was ren- dered more frightful by the screams and moans of the wounded in the darkness, all the lights having been extinguished. Many arrests have been made, but it has been impossible to ascertain if any of the authors of the crime are among those taken into ¢ sidering the number of was a large one. THE price 35¢ to 50c. At 4 for $1. Pure Linen Masdeira Scalloped Handkerchiefs, At TSe to $3.50 d Cotton Hamdkerchiefs, with At 256 to T5c each. . efther glove size or regular sige. each. Women's Linen wide hems. %. 1 a: 2 inches, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOXN TiePALAIS ROYAL Women’s Handkerchiefs ‘Women's Beautifully Embroidered Handkerchiefs, with Madeira scallop or narrow hemstitch with Appenzell effects or unusual color effects; former D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 The Sllopping. Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. s, 197t Children's Easter H: th Men's S{lk Handkerchiefs, in all-white, colored borders or solid colors 1 Easter Handkerchiefs i kerchiefa in plain em- er subjects embroidered, designs. At e and 50c each. novelty S0c to $1.30 eack. Palais Royal—Main Floor. | fs, either plain colors, blocked ’ \ Only One More Day—-Saturday—to “Fix Up” the Kiddies for Easter IT’S ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE IN THIS SPACE TO DESCRIB Children’s Easter Hats at $2 to $10 “First the: Hat.” Selecting a hat for the children is as serious a question as for the grown-ups. We have assembled a wonderful assortment of hats of every de- BLED IN OUR CHILDREN 2 HALF OF THE MANY ATTRACTIVE SECTION ON THE THIRD FLOOR FOR EASTER CHOOSI Girls’ New Sports Coats at $10.98 to $27.50 Made of velour, Jersey cloth, Polo, English Tweeds and novelty mixtures. All man-tailored on plain smart 8 to 16 ye Hats on Sale Third Floor. GROUPS OF HATS Children’s lines. attractively COATS, DRESSES, ETC., ASSEM- At $10.98. And scores of other s of dependable material, “w b FIGHTING IN TUSCANY. e ranging in price up to $27. Children’s Dresses, $3.98 Ve must grant freer economic re- lations between workers and peas- ants. As a matter of fact. we hith- scription from the plainest tailored model to the onc Fascisti Lorries Are Waylaid by TIpHG with ribbon and laces. A style for every face shown Jack Tar Dresses, $4.50 Tio have acted in a top military Socialists—Several Killed. 3 ; Of whit ; 5 A A manner, and in some cases hate EONC| EFLORENCE, Mareh 25— Socialists in black and colors. All moderately priced. srgande WithiDErta Ao | et Uanedate dc?r: too far in nati . in San_ Giovanni Vaidarno, Tuscany. % G or of i some communists thought that the |} et 0 o A ruffle skirt, some are hand- collar of copen or mavy organization of a,, socialistic as‘l::;‘fl‘:’“';;“"s‘gw‘l:, mbascans nd fred Pongee Dresses, $12.98 | Dr‘es’sdes. _55.9g'an3"57.98 embroidered’ in dainty BluE Eniched ot iBrasd was possidle in (hfes Neat% oot | Fascisti. who were going to Perusia. Made with fulll skict, | ,Chidrene) ot imtits o colors | W i0e Seash B2itoi B emblom fonslecves BB D Romic relations meang free trade, and | (% FLROSG fepiled and Seveal per finished with colored me- | Severai models aro trimmed yeare At 14 years. At $430. signifies a return p- = + * = . o in laces and medallions, — —~ — s — —— o= ‘% Dractical soiution ot this | Fasclst Marquie perronl Faccioll was dallions and stitching. | while others are rufed in [ most difficult. but it must | ¢ iorRE G, LG ruahed o the soene Very youthiul lines. Sizes | golors. Seif or ribbon sash. | A Word About Dresses for the “Hard- in an endeavor to bring about peace, A 2 ] - » el - il 2 2 —_— was dangerously wounded. Lo to M. At $1298. os1es. to-Fit” Flapper Size Girl. We are showing a compicte assortment of silks, voiles, chiffon, pongre, net, organdic and linens. Priced according to material and style. Sizes 12 fo 16. At $6.98 fo $40.00. UPHOLDS JAPAN’S RIGHTS | minic i and destvanea cverstnims One-Piece Dresses, $5 IN FAR-EASTERN SIBERIA inside the building. The police ar- rived in time to prevent the burning |l of the club. | L Viscount Uchida Refers to Rela- tions There as Fully Recognized by the Powers. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, March 24—Responding to interpellations in the house of repre- sentatives today. Viscount Uchida. the foreign minister, said the powers fully recognized that far eastern Siberta stood in special relationship; to Japan and that, therefore, Japan's| rights and interests in that territory would receive their full considera- tion. Their protection would form a| R O BN R B B BB B N N RN RO T B A W N N W W condition on which the Russian gov- || SCOUT CRUISER EITS WAVES. (& TACOMA. Wash, March 25.—The |l United States scout cruiser Milwaukee was launched at the Todd shipyards yesterday. The vessel was sponsored | g by Mrs. Rudolph Pfeil. jr., of Milwau- kee, who broke a bottle of champagne | and a bottle of Lake Michigan water on_the bow. 2 Regulation style, of genuine Palmer Linen, full pleated 8! model, braid and emblem trimmed. 6 to 14 years. At $5. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Children’s Easter Hose Always preparing with greater stocks and larger varieties and always associating moderate prices with good, dependable quality hosiery. Seven Interesting Values Children’s Hose, $1 to $2 Plain and Boys’ Hose, 50c and 55¢ Bear Brand and Buster Brown makes. - Buy your boys’ Easter and spring clothes and furnishings tomor- row. Our Boys’ Shop offers the best quality at the lowest prices in many years. qus’ FineAll- velours. Wool Two-Trousers Suits, $12.50 The best suits we have ever offered at the price, new Spring patterns, splendidly tailored of all-wool cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres and i t would be recognized, hef All-silk_with seamed back. . . > e - i ribbed. Black, white, prown, pink and ‘ Extra long and_elastic. Medium and Coats lined with fine-grade alpaca, both trou- B A representative asked why Japan || sky. Sizes 4 to 9'2. heavier ribbed. Excellent wearing quality. : y L WA e en It was Fumored | 4 ' Socks. 75 1.50 Sizes 7 to 10%. sers full cut and lined. | % Ihe United States was contemplating Children’s Socks, 75¢c to $1. ! ; N ks, 69 . fpf A £ = opening trade dw-ml Sussla 4 ths-‘s suk-;m-m cnlr:)rs. ;\iilh fancy tops. | Children’s Stlbc 8y c . Suits that were made to sell at $17.50 to $20 and worth it—will not could include the far east, Also infants’, with crochet tops. % length, i < two-tone A i £ . 5 -- 2 e L & Aaaccice hanllote S0 infan BLIEICTOGReE S o0 1 s jenpih i sldin “"‘f’;‘r",‘;‘gm” 22 be duplicated this season after these are sold. Sizes 8 to 18. At $12.50. been ambitious to gain a foothold. Children’s Socks, 50c | Sizes 7 to 10. 3 e 5 2 # "‘Masano Haninara. vice foreign min- T AT ot i paties, andlAmeriin | > . » H 25 Other High-Grade New Spring Suits at Exceptionally \sterSreplichienae Jenan was) S0l can socks. 1In all-over stripes and very Children’s ““Onyx ose, 25¢ E :;5.?:;‘.;,‘."5: trade at present. If the attractive styles in fancy tops. Sizes Medium-weight ribbed hose, in black, Low Prices 5to 9% | white and tan. Sizes 4 to 9%. All perfect. Made with extra trousers, both made with double seat and knee, exclusively TUnited States had opened negotia- tions it would be important to Japan, but the reports had not been con- firmed. BAN CLARA HAMON FILM. Theater Owners Say Picture Would Only Appeal to Curious. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 25— Motion pictures featuring Clara Smith Hamon will not be shown in Birmingham, owners of houses here - announce, giving as the reason that she is “not an actress” and that the pictures might appeal only to “the morbidly curious.” PORTLAND, Ore., composed of exhibitors here. nounced adoption of an- Hamon, recently acquitted of murder at Ardmore, Okla., appears. { AUSTIN, Tex., March 25.—Gov. Nefl, has announced receipt of letters re- | i | March 25.—The| Motion Picture League of Oregon, | 1 resolutions | pledging its members to_ refuse to| display any film in which Clara Smith | questing legislation at the coming | special session of the state assembly which would prohibit exhibition in Texas of motion pictures designed to | show the life of Clara Smith Hamon, | recently acquitted of the charge of | murdering Jake L. Hamo: Bridal Bouquets and wedding decora- | tions. Cut flowers, dec- orations and designs for Easter. A fine assort- ment of growing plants. Blackistone 1 lth ami H Children’s Hose, 35c¢, or 3 Pairs, $1 Good wearing hose for boys and girls in black. white, cordovan and brown. Extra long and elastic. Also 34-length Sports Hose, fine ribbed, roll top, in brown and white. Sizes 7 to 9%%. Also plain colored and fancy top half socks. Sizes 4 to 9%%. Palais Reyal—Main Floor. An Easter Sale of Men’s “Onyx” Hose, 25¢ All perfect, new stock; double soles, high spliced heels. Light and medium weight lisle. Shown in black, gray, cor- dovan, white and navy. Sizes 9% to 11%. At 25c pair. | | Men’s High-Gradg Silk Shirts at $5.65 All this season’s newest colors and patterns. Made from all-silk jersey, crepe and heavy tub silk. Perfectly cut and made by a manufacturer who specializes on making silk shirts to 17. At $5.65. Men’s Silk Cravats, $1 A large assortment of the season’s latest styles. The wanted narrow fold, in stripes, fig- ures and brocaded style. © from. At $i. Sizes 14 Hundreds to select Men’s “Madewell” Make Union Suits, $2.50 _“Madewell” make, of summer-weight lisle, ¥ or long sleeves, ankle length, regular and stouts in all sizes. White and ecru. At $2.50. and $22.50. Little Boys’ Spring Reefers, of fine all-wool Oswego Blue Serge and Im- Boys' Shirts and Blouses—Bell make ; percale and madras; neckband or col- lar attached; all new, neat $l 25 .. patterns. Sizes 7 to 16.... Palais Royal—Third Floor. tailored for our Boys’ Shop. Real Quadruple Service Suits. Special at $17.50, $20 _Boys’ Bell Blouses, collar attached; high count percales, woven madras and khaki; sizes 6 t 16, A 95c Boys' $3.50 to $5.00 Wash Suits, $1.95 and $2.45. Boys’ Straw Hats at $1.45 and $1.95. Boys® -grade Neckwear, of fine, pure silk; in Windsor and 50 four-in-hands. At (v MEN! Dress Up for Easter—Our Great Spri;g Offer- All the newest and most wanted patterns and weaves. Pencil stripes, herringbones, unfinished worsteds, smooth silk-mixed worsteds; superior quality tailoring. Longs, 36 to 42 Regulars, ing of High - Grade, All - Wool New Spring Two-Trousers Suits Unusual values at $34.50, $39.50 & $45 The extra pair of trousers doubles the wear and practically cuts your clothes cost in half. And, best of all, the prices are less than you will be asked to pay for suits of equal quality with only one pair of trousers. Smart styles for men and young men; also sizes for high school, prep and college young men. double breasted styles. Single and Shorts, 34 to 42 ~ 33 to 44 Palais Royal—Maia Floer. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Three Very Special Lots of Easter Hosiery Phese lots specially purchased for tomorrow’s sale—selected with the best interests of our patrons in view. Bought and offered at a special price. Women’s Silk Hosiery Silk from $1 Sizes 8V Top to Toe Up to 10 Superior But Irregular, The makers of Superior Silk Hose have to be hypercritical—thus the slightest irreg- ularity of weave means rejection. Your eyes or ours can seldom find these “irregular- ities”"—and think of onmly $1.00_pair! Only a limited quantity could be acquired at this special price, and, therefore, not more than three (3) pairs to each purchaser. Sizes 84 to 10—in black only. Juveniles’ Sports Stockings Aristocratic—and 59 C usually high priced, The Ultra-fashionable Ribbed Hose, with cuff tops. Sizes 6 to 10. In grays, greens, browns and navy. Very special at 59c. Children’s Lisle Socks, 25¢ Four Very Special Lots of Easter Gloves Visit the Palais Royal Bargain Base- ment tomorrow—and save considerably. Women's 2- Gloves at 95c—\/om"s: % Gloyes, with double finger tips and em- broidered backs. Sizes 6 to 7 in grays, tans, white and black. - $149 values at 95c. Gloves at 5].45—?;“’,'“:;'3: Lambskin Gloves, in grays, tans and black. $L9S values at $145. Women's Gloves at $2.00—y ;% Kid Gloves, 2-buttons, embroidered backs. Sizes 6 to 634. Regular $2.98 gloves at $2.00. . £ Gloves at $3.98—ieye e 8-buttons. Sizes 6 to 7 for Easter Sunday wear. Special tomorrow at $3.98. ifl [ Fifth Avenue sy 0, Petticoats They look like silk $l 59 . —they really are Bar- ton’s Cotton Taffeta Men’sHigh & Low Shoes GOOD SHOES Special s4_.90 Each pair guaranteed, and you're sure of your size, in black and tan. Best of all, with Goodyear Wing-Foot Rubber Heels [ EE N O T I 'l.-l-I..-.fill-II-I-..-I!-I-.IIII-I...‘--ll...l.l.. Wonder Priced [ « $10 Polo Coats and Wool Worsted 729.31 The Stora That Sells For Lesy w OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS St. NW. Camgel’s Hair, Velour and Polo Cloth—in taupe, reindeer, brown, copen, new blue, navy, cadet, lati , gray and tap. platinum y and tap ] Nainsook Chemise $ l _00 and Nightgowns, pink and white. Some plainly tailpred, some hand embroidered, some lace and embroidery trimmed. Years since such underwear cost only $1.00. Palais Royal-—Bargain Basement. S navy, taupe, copen and new blue. Suits for all occasions. Similar suits lately created a sensational sale in a fa- mous New York department store and at a higher price than $13.75. Palais Royal— Bargain Basement. feta silk flounce; tucked, pleated and shirred styles. All best colors. Also black—in extra sizes. At sl 7 -Sateen Petticoats, in . black and colors—a wonder at the price. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. A Silk “Crepe de Chine, Satin and Georgette Com- binations of distinctive charm. Sizes for misses and women. All at $10. Palals Royai— Bargala Basement. Tissssrr R R R R R R R RO R RN RARRRERJERRRRERERREREREREREEL RN RRRRER RN IIIJIIIIIlll~l|-.-.--llu.-n--lnuil-l---lIn--.-I-ll-ir-----InullIl.l--.--l--l-n‘---Illll--lql-l-l_lng s Wr. aps Petticoats. In all the best colors. Don't i ersey duits o L judge by the price — come and see y PlThey arefsilk finisl;led né\d wearégeslstfimg. e e 2 them. ain and fancy, with cuff tops. Sizes 6 to : 1 Ihe mak:;g:‘g:&::f . 8% Special at 25c. Ten dollars is an 5 ifi?;;“c‘,ealues at $18.00. Envelope Chemise [ & absurdly little price for -« . \\'hy not one of these for and Gowns ATl wools well tailored, Easter Pen.gcoats' many of these dresses— -8 Easter Sunday wear? ; . newest styles, in heather At $3 () —Women's All-silk Jer- and Jiaiid s for Easter .| Latest models of Dainty Cambric and mixtures, green, brown, o sey Petticoats, with taf- . Sunday wear. 2. -