Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1921, Page 15

tion. “The foreign trade commissariat.” Trapacpiae « the statement continues. “has $501 000.000 worth of materials fc exXpo! « atis 'THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1921. VICAR GIVEN AUTOMOBILE. Lnymen's‘Sgrvice Association Sur- prises Rev. Thompson. TERESWITHLS, DITRLST OF EDS London Paper Contrasts At- titude With That of Britain. Paris Press Pleased. Br the Associated Press. LONDON, -March 28.—Agreemgent with the principles enunciated by Charles E. Hughes, American Secre- tary of State, in his reply to overtures for trade agreement by the Russian Tolshevik govérnment, is expressed by the Daily Mail, in commenting on the situation. The newspaper savs the British government's attitude in con- cluding an agreement for the opening of trade relations with soviet Russia contr. iki with America's decision. “Presidcnt coner or later It is obvious that Russia will hava - kept well un to her undertaking bstain from hostile action and reading proj against h_ empire. Public opinion i——.1 réemain disquieted until the terms of the soviet which touch India re- REV. ENOCH M. THOMPSON. Rev. Enoch M. Thompson, vicar of the Chapel of the Nativity, following the morning service vesterday. was pre- sented with an automobile by the Lay- men's Service Association on behalf of | the congregation. | Rev. Mr. Thompson was taken com- pletely b ise, and responded to the Harbaugh. Rev. | been in charge of the tion in de adopt- tion of more than The Laymen's As ion of this chapel working organization, taking an active part in all work for the up. building of the church in the rortheast | and southeast sections. It Eugene B. McDowell, Harbaugh, _vice pre | Higgs, sceretary; Thomas K. Higgs, treasurer. These, with Thomas C. Ke Iry, formed the c6mmittee in charge of ; { the presentatidn. THE WEATHER. District of Columbia and Maryland, rain this afternoon and tonight; much colder tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and colder, cold wuve; strong north and northwest winds. Virginia, rain this afternoon and much colder tonight; tomor- row partly cloudy and colder, cold wave; fresh southwest, shifting to | strong northerly winds. West Virginia, rain, turning into snow tonight: much colder. with a| cold wave tonight; tomorrow fair and cold. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. virtually voiced 1 comment pers, gratification that Amer ed to en with sov was the whish was non- “President exception paver Humanite. pmmittal. publique George in particular mighi find inspiration from it to correct the mistake made by his government. “The note of the soviet o Tnited States. U. S. Not Misled by Lenin. The Gaulois sa; “The United Stater government was not misled by Lenin's clever maneuvering and his alleged movement toward consery- tonig The Paris Midi says: “Russian gold is not wanted by the United States.” The comment of Humanite was that the note lacked clearness and pre- cision and might be interpreted in various ways. Thermometer—4 p.m., 86: § p.m., 76; The Temps prints the note without| s mignight, 71; 4 a.m,, 67; 8 am,, €S; comment. The Intransigeant ex-|noon. N1. presses satisfaction with Secretary | Barometer—4 p.m.. 30.09; § pm., Hughes' communication. It points| 30 99; 12 midnight. 30.07; 4 a.m., 29.99; out that althouzh the note consti- |y nm 39.98: noon, 29.56. | tutes a refusal to open trade rela-|" Highest temperature, 86, occurred tions, it also comprises an invitation to the soviet Rovernment to modify fts present methods. “Lenin and rotsky.” it adds, “must still reckon | g aro s o Sith the results of their doctrines.” | LEnest: 66: ‘°“'5" : = Jean Longuet's socialist newspaper| : Condition of the Water. Populaire does not refer to the pote.| Temperature and condition of water at § am.: Great Falls—Temperature, / 61; condition, 10. READY TO SHIP EXPORTS. at 4 pm. yesterday: lowest temperp- ture, 65, occurred at 6 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Tide Tablex. - — ' Furnished by United States coast Litvinoff Says Four Steamers Aulfl"fl geodetic” survey: Today—Low | tide, 5:43 a.m. and 6:14 p.m.; high Load tide, 11:23 ded RN R erle Tomorrow—Low tide, 6:33 a.m. and | By the Associated Press. 7:05 p.m.; high tide, 12:00 a.m. and! REVAL, Esthonia, March 27.—Maxim | 12:22 p.m. Litvinoff, chief of soviet delegations abroad. who forwarded the recent soviet proposal to Washington for the resumption of trade relations with the United States, gave to The Associated Press today a statement he had pre- pared on trade possibilities. in which he said that four steamers already were loaded at Petrograd with flax and ofther raw materiais for exporta- The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6:01 a.m.; sun sets 6:28 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 5:59 a.m.; sun sets, 6:28 p.m. Moon rises 11:38 p.m.; sets 9:03 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. tation. including metal minerals. fuel, lubricants, hides, furs, flax, tim- ber. tobacco, bristles, manganese and caviar.” and adds: . “Fifty sawmills are working fn North Russia exclusively for exports. The flax and hemp are partly at Reval and partly en route.” & Replying to a question as te exactly what goods Russia needed, M. Litvin- +++aar0molvil off_said: ¢ “Russia would import railroad materials, agricultural implements. | Chicago electrical machinery of all kinds. tools | Cincinnati and chemicals. Cieveland Large quantities of boots and leather already have been imported, and much is still due from | America. Speedy importation- would cuicken progress and increase the amount of Russian exports. New beds of graphite have been discovered. “Trade with Russia’ he added. “of- fers unlimited possibilities which no other country can rival” REREURIURELLATNINBRERRES RESURIEREE LR TV RRRSRRRLLYE uz o 28 VESTRY ELECTIONS TONIGHT. = Episcopal churches throughout the 80 eity will tonight elect complete ves- | Fortla b7 tries. In many cases vestries will be o re-elected, but in some there will be a % change in the personnel to some extent. o The canons of the church provide for = annual elections to be held the Monday | 54 after Easter. - b 20 —_— 54 Judge H. A. Shute. author of “The Real Diary of a Real Boy.” has been reappointed to the office of ficld driver * of Exeter. N. H. Although the office is obsolete. the town still clings to the old New England custom. iet, 111, propounds lhal formula that “A kiss a day keeps divorce awa It all depends on who gets em.—Fort Worth Star-Tele- gram. Minister DANGER SIGNALS Headache, colds, nausea, blues, mental de- pression—these are not only painful and annoying, but they are danger signals. A great majority of these passing illnesses are due to self-poisoning resulting from con- stipation. Upless you keep your system free from decaying food waste, you start contin- uous poisoning inside. Ultimately Bright's disease, rheumatism, gout, diabetes, perni- cious anemia, and the like, may result. Pills, castor oil, laxative waters and selts only force and irritate the bowels, and make constipation s habi Nujol works on an entirely new principle. Instead of forcing or irritating the system, if sim; softens the food waste. This ensbles the meay u‘fi‘; muscles in the walls of the intestines, contracting and ex- panding in their normal way, to squeeze the food wasts along so that it pesses naturally out of the system. Nujol thus prevents constipation because it helps Nature maintain easy, thorough bowel evacustion st regular intervals—the healthiest habit in the world. Nujolis absolutely harmless and plessant to take. Try it. e g et jol Laboratories, Co. (New J , S0 e AN Jorser 8 Bevedwer, New ‘York, for The Modern Method of Treating an Old Complaint IMoodward & Lnthrop _ Open 9:15 AM. New York—WASHINGTON—Paris B (ilog 767P1M. ——— New Things for the Home Are as Welcome as Spring R IGHT after Easter we turn to the pleasant task of putting the house in o.rde'r for spring. > cles of utility and beauty and practical ‘service, answering every need for furnishings mgxde and ou.mde the house, and the everyday sort of things one must have in housecleaning and affecting the change from winter to spring. Here are thousands of arti- Vudor Porch Shades - These shades, we believe, have no equal for effectively screening out gunlight from porches and making them into cool, inwiting rooms of privacy. We enumerate here some of the special features found Vudor Porch Shades: TILATOR permitting and WOVEN-IN V At the top, warm air to escape giving perfect ventilation. SELF-HANGING DEVICE Enabling you to hang the Vudor in the least possible time and without difficulty. PATENT CORD GLIDES Instead of pulleys so that the Vudor always may be raised or lowered with case. of durable bass wood strips stained in permanent col- ors. Woven with genuine seine twine and reinforced at each end. No more desirable shades for sleeping porches, living porches or any porch can possibly be found. : IN SOFT GREEN AND BROWN COLORS \D 4, 5, 6, 7.8 9, 10 and 12 FT. WIDTHS. Bungalow Size, 6-ft. drop, $3.90 to $14.75. Regular Size, 7.6-ft. drop, $4.40 to $16.75. ~ Cover Your Auto Seats With Gordon Jiffy Covers Gordon Jiffy Slip Covers are covers for Auto Seats and Back Cushions. Put them on or take them off in a jiffy. No trouble, no dirty seats; no smudged clothing. We show Gordon Jiffy Slip Covers only in the very best materials, war- ranted fast colors that may be washed as often as you want. ; These materials are in attractive dark stripes that will not soil easily. -You should get them for your car before the summer season. PRICES AS FOLLOWS: Ford Touring Cars, $3.75 and $4 each seat. Other Touring Cars, $4.25 and $4.50 each seat. Ford Sedans, rear seats, $4.25 and $4.50 each seat. - Divided Front Seats, $2.75 and $3 each. Other Cars, divided front seats, $2.75 and $3 each. Tpholstery Bection, Fifth floor. Six‘ New Arrivals in _ Living Room Suites Featuring the Luxury and Comfort of the Latest Types of This Furniture at Prices That Are Remarkably Low All six of these suites have been recently selected and have only arrived during the past few days. They are the handsome, distinctive, refined designs you are accustomed to seeing in our displays. They are priced much lower than we have been able to price furniture of like quality in recent years. A Tapestry Suite, covered in black, blue and gold tapestry of tropical bird and foilage design is very rich and unusual. Full size 7 ft. davenport and big, roomy armchair, both of which have soft arms and loose cushions resting on a generously comfort- giving spring base. The backs are upholstered so that they may be used in the center of the floor. An Exceptional Value, $375. Three-piece - Overstuffed Suite, with spring arms, covered in rich blue, rose and gold floral tapestry in which the dark and the light tones are magnificently blended; upholstered back. Finest construction. Exceptionally Low Price, $375. . _Two-piece Overstuffed Mulberry 4nd Taupe Velour Suite in brocaded grape design; spring arms. A suite of refinement and quiet beauty. . Priced at $350. A Chippendale Suite of dull antique brown solid mahogany; claw and ball feet, hand-carved pie crust edge and knees, graceful gooseneck arms; new deep extended cushions that give an in and restful appearance; beautifully upholstered. An Elegant Suite at $450, Three-piece Queen Anne Living Room Suite; davenport has two legs in center giving extra strength; cane panel back, hand-carved leaf top, flaring arms and ends; upholstered in mulberry and taupe striped silk velour. A A Suite of Character, $500. Cane and Mahogany Chippendale Suite, cane panel back, extra pillows; brocaded taupe velour upholstery. $250. Furniture Section, Sixth flosr. Vudor Shades are made Slip Cb\(ers to brder Let us estimate now to make your Slip Covers for your Furniture. It is the only way to protect the furni- ture from light and dust. Many people are also having Slip Covers made for their draperies, and leaving the win- ter draperies up all summer with the covers over them. All our work is guaranteed fully satisfactory. SLIP-COVER FABRICS IN GREAT VARIETY We show fine Sateen-finished Striped Cotton Damask, which is recognized as one of the best materials for nice covers. In white, buff, gray and drab. 31 inches wide, 75¢ yard. i Woven Striped Cotton Slip-cover Material that re- sembles real Belgian linen. The stripes are woven, not printed, assuring quality. In ecru and natural $tripes and white and natural stripes. 28 inches wide, 50c yard. Real Belgian Linens. The real imported linen direct from Belgium, which many people wanted all during the war period, but was unobtainable. In white. ecru, blue and green stripes, alternating with natural. 50 inches wide, $1.25 yard. Beautiful Cretonnes You will find large bold designs with their wealth of coloring and striking appearance, also those that are a perfect riot of gorgeous design and colorings to please the most confirmed adherent to the dashing and unconven- tional in form and tone; some are jumbled and massed, others clear cut and distinct. You will also find many of the conservative patterns with either subdued or br’ight tones. A very large representation of the neat chintz designs in quaint colorings and bird designs, with large and small floral, geometrical, conventional, stripes, juvenile, nursery, Chinese, verdure and tapestry effects. It is a most complete and divergent collection. Tt holds everything that any one could possibly want. No ;:mtter what sort of decoration you desire, you will find it ere. i 30c, 35c, 55z, 65c, 75¢, 85¢, $1 to $2.25 Yard If You Make Your Own Curtains These displays of Curtain Materials by the y. il 3 S ur h r y the yard will prove most x&;erfistxq l;\« tales. Marquisettes, Nets, Madras, I&ase- men oths, Silks, Grenadines—whatever sort of ¢ i you wish to make. e Indicative of the excellent values are these— Plain Marquisette, a good firm weave of desirable weight in ecru and ivory. Fine Ecru Scotch Madras, 65c and 85¢c yard. 36 inches wide, 35c yard Fancy Ecru Madras, with neat colored floral designs, 6Sc pWoven Tape-border Voile, yard. ordered on both sides, in Col /oil i white, ecru and cream: an e poideed Vol white and ivory, with neat rib- bon and floral designs; a fine sheer quality. 36 inches wide, 35c yard Fancy Curtain Nets—a filet weave so much desired; neat figures, stripes and other de- signs in several excellent qual- ities, some with neat lace edge. White, ecru and ivory. 45c, 65c, 85c and $1 yard Plain Filet Nets, in white and ecru; make very neat, simple excellent quality. 36 inches wide, 45¢ yard Fancy Voiles, in attractive stripes, checks and block de- signs, white only. These make exceedingly attractive curtains. 65c, 75c and 85c yard fancy Grenadines in dots and neat figures; airy, pretty and light. 40 inches wide, 60c and 65c yard White and Ecru Scotch Mad- curtains. ras, 45c and 50c yard. 85c, $1.25 and $1.75 Yard Drapery and Upholstery Section, Fifth Floor. Sale of Silver Reproductions of Sheffield Plate at Very Special Prices. Large, massive pieces in selected designs. 16-inch Meat Platters Baking Dishes Double Vegetable Dishes Relish Dishes Flower Baskets Fruit Baskets Bilverware Section, First floor. 'I:his Is 2 Good Time to Select Your Summer Blankets - - You will then have them when they are needed. Sum- mer Blankets, as you probably know, is the trade name for a light-weight, unnapped wool blanket, about the weight of the old-fashioned blanket sheets which were so highly prized. They come in pairs, with each blanket cut and bound separately, and those familiar with their virtues consider them a real bedding luxury. SIZED. FOR SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDS. Blanket Bectlon, Second flooe, Stenciled Crash Furnishings Are Artistic and Cool -+ Eight different designs in these artistic Stenciled Crash Furnishings, five of which can be matched up completely in every article. There are Table Covers, Table Runners, Pillow Covers, Couch Covers, Window Curtains, Door Curtains, Chair Tidies. They are in designs exclusive with us, including conventional, floral, bird and Dutch effects. . Colors are wartanted fast, and range from soit pastel tints to the bright hued tones. Pillow Covers, square, oblong, round and bolster shapes. 85c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Table Covers, $L50, $2 and $2.50. Table Scarfs. $1.25 and $2. Chair Backs. $L Curtains, with valance. $550. Portieres. $6.50. Couch Covers. All-Metal Window Screens AJiustab’e——A’ways Shide Easi’y The frames are of pressed black enamel-finish steel, . and do not stick or bind from dampness. The frames are so narrow and light-weight that they are not unsightly and bunglesome-looking a§ many adjustable screens are. 18 and 24 inch heights, extends to 33 inches. 24 and 30 inch heights, extends to 37 inches. 30 inches high, extends to 43 inches 32 inches high, extends to 43 inches - Prices Range From 75¢ to $1.35. Upholstery Section, Fifth fioor. Wedding Cut Glass Quality is the first essential in all Cut Glass we select. and you will find it especially noticeable in our displays now at their zenith for Spring Wedding Gift choosers. Especially do we invite your attention to four remark- ably rich and beautiful cuttings, the three first of which are exclusive with us and cannot be found elsewhere in Wash- ington: PERSHING .AAMERICA DIAMOND POINSETTIA WHITE ROSE There are many unusually graceful and artistic shapes. Prices Range From $3.95 for Bonbon Dishes to $20.50 for Massive Flower Dishes. Special Showing and Special Values in Cut Glass at $5 First quality cuttings, of rich designs. Many fine, large pieces that are available for the first time in several years at this popular price. 4 Fruit Bowls, 6 patterns. Handled Bonbons. Sugar and Cream Sets. Mayonnaise Sets. Salad Dishes. Violet Bowls. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. Vases. Compotes. Celery Trays. Pickle Dishes. Powder Puff Jars. Footed Berry Bowls. Haviland China Dinner Sets Special, $55 Genuine Haviland Dinner Sets, in three floral spray decorations, with stippled gold handles. 100 pieces. Fully One-Third Under Price. 100-piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets, $39.75—Superior quality white porcelain, fin finished and attractively orated: heavy gold edge and gold handles. China Section, Fifth floor. ) i’yrex Casseroles and Pie Plates In Silver-Plated Frames For Wedding Gifts Pierced designs, pierced and etched combined and pressed floral effects. Some of the casseroles rest flat and others mounted on feet. Casseroles in both oval and round shapes and pie plates in roumd only. Casseroles have engraved tops. The most attractive designs we have ever shown and -splendid for wedding gifts. Casseroles, $850 and $9. Pie Plates, $5.75. China Bection, Fifth Soor. ec-