Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 11

NG “STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. MARCH 29, 1921 12 THE EVEN M $] m’fiflfl OR MORE | Broken Heart Called Actuality |PESREERIEERRS ' ll o Cardinal n-“;; Entertalned. > As Well as a Figure of Speech | »==3 v reoonion = Seuenih Seventh PRt I by Rafael Errasuriz, the Chilean am- at at!F. 1 a LONDON, March 20.—Actual broken | clgar factories affected by the clgar- bassador to the Vatican, and AMme., d /] ! i 3 > inces, | heart is a physiological possibility, | maierat strike hore fobowing complaint f.‘q’.{w’.‘"{.fl'fiia&:”l‘é‘f"{hf".','.‘.fl're‘“amo- according to Dr. J. Strickland Good- | desiring to return to work were {hreat- | matic corps thronged the magnificent Strikers. Ten |rooms of the embassy. i i all, an eminent heart specialist. in a | «ned with violence by Drive Committee Announces lecture here. He said rupture of the | tousand men are idle as a result of the g | strike. Greek Envey Salls for U. S. hea be; ig! 8 D -1 D. C. Quota Well Passed. |iion more often trom jov tham £t | = N The ceainacy. os v i ibns | Cuban Financier Hangs Himself. |0 Further Returns Expected. [°f iife produce more w L u!“‘huw heart than work,” o .4 by | The heart is protected fro Tn a whairlwind finish. featured bY | oeatn in'o variety of ways ates, Aeposits of thousands of dollars, the |with the subsequent rest of the he: *———MUDDIMAN campaign conducted by the American [iS one of these.” ' Sale jersey and tweed suits : Styles that go hand in hand with spring days in practical modes for sports, city or country Alexander Vouros. d'affaires in the ailed on board the Boston. ph Lopez Rodrig r. committed suicidi r and tear he d. | committee for relief in Ireland to 7 o - rOri f 1 8 | Tmiies or olist b et 0] wucirtive tnitrbest s I WEEDS have long been man’s favorite fabric for sum- en and children of that country came |, RIO JANEIRO_-One of the mis mer wear. Tweeds fit into every occasion—fine for close last night with the District |line steamship Uberaba has . b esrye : B B o of Columbia “going over the top.” |picked up ap sea with forty-five per- > 5 Quirinew prise on the RundkDouble w 1ndlng lanes and purhng broo}\s» COO]-]OOl\ng‘ and 10“:‘ Owing to the desire of many Dis-(80N8 in it e Uberaba went on the = = < v 1 i S i § 1y r SOt e o icke off ine const of Maranhuo. Tira: 2 Gopper Coil Heater, installed complete, wearing for city streets. And they don’t easily show soil. and today |Justin loo‘;( off tome of the pas- including Water, Gas and Flue connec- e teistering |Sengers and crew. but two of the life- 2 p e T e, 1518 [ hoats left the stranded Steamer be- 1 B tions, SR Iy ended, | fore the Justin arrived on the scene. a S King Alfonso Recovered. N Onl $30 00 E MADRID.—King Alfonso is enti 1y 3 = . . the re- | recovered from his recent indisposition . |:;:g l;:'l‘de:r:“on{orrnv» ‘:—nn the premier ; ininoq e tarons e apaecimiisters) relative o the'ro > e [Hepate_We ' sel) the memory of Cardinal Gibbons. A w H Adaitional Funds. Deaths Follow utomatic Water Heaters E S @ e Dixie Theater GL_AT MALA CITY—A misce! See Our Ryan Thermostatic Boller kerbocker fThe- | crowd, composed mostly of boys, Get O Estimat. . when total re- | engaged in celebrating the hanging et Our Estimate ver to the fund, -’huhls ';rar-’ in eMgy when a detach- wd he sra nent of soldiers - o 80l- 1 in the srand ont of iers appeared. } T.hn E I ~ C A Muddiman & co nnouncement, the | taliated = killing four and | 2 2 . med headquar 18 seven | N ters, WY avenue, - 1204 G St. 616 12th St. T night red when T Cigar Factories G . O Done irman of the MANILA, P. Phone Main 140 fiveo ssured those riot guns have ent that the $100,000 mark had been | 1. mean: that the ‘ 41 committec, i ce is deeply touched e nificent co-operation dis- by the ¢ ~ " . . ik e Atts Sizes for misses and women, 34 to 46 ank the peopie for King 5 - cess of the campa possible. pressed. grateful for Appreciation “We are particularl generosit 8th and Penna. Ave. N.W. Aremarkablesale A wonderful sale of PHILIPPINE handmade, hand-embroidered bor ur | ®eneral, and I | Wonderful spirit’ displayed by the ian ba :fi.‘ ::';EE'&?{&E? | $ : Y (style sketched) ) s will be distributed | 1195 f . ‘ 401 dozen o them Two Big Racks of Spring Japanese Hand-Embroidered . but not least, the to the suffering people of Ireland, irrespective of creed or race.” Details oliections turned in will 4 not b ailable for several days, (one like sketch) Tooet Tnterestag L T et $1 5 alld $19-98 Values Genuine Jgpanese FARMERS’ ORGANIZATIONS kimonos, which means i . they are an incom- T0 DECIDE oN PRoGRAM|y Opecial $ 00 ¢ e om0 Sale 2 | of beauty and comfort. just freshly out of their wrappings and as dainty and pretty as ever baby wore! Every stitch made by hand and as tiny as tiny can be. The crown and turn- back cuff in Dutch effects are exquisite- Iy hand embroider- ed, the cuff in point- ed scalloped style. Meeting of Bodies Which Have Fashioned of excel- Representatives Here to Be | w lent cotton crepe, with Held April 14 edne5day full flowing sleeves To draft an agricultural program for and fringed sash, in true Japamese style. Beautifully embroider- vhich the supj f Presid 3 z , i X 3 e 3 :,,,;C.»,:,,:,:_\in::;lop,,,!:,.:g;'l‘,l ?"f.‘:];f A ten-dollar bill never before bought so much in stylish, ;‘r’s‘:ndc?:';:fi:::\gs C::: Quite” the prettiest, washable C?p t.hat baby . together” me of farmers’ organiza- seasonable apparel. Come tomorrow and see for yourself just | terns. : could have for summer wear—and in sizes up to (h"l‘g;;‘lg"rifi; iz ot what we mean when we state these are REAL BARGAINS. 1 || Copenhagen blue, pink, 2 years. ced for April 14, er nt rates, tariff and revenue legislatio more liberal extension of credits, regulation of future grain ex- changes and extension of the co-opera- tive and marketing _associations are some of the matters which, it was said, YOI piabe iy He: consiahseny The movement 1o get together was HC"Z s b’g ’fl’e news Golng Out, . 4 oS el e New J New Pol of the much-desired Do e o ey ew Jersey ew Polo ] I e T COATS Fur chokers masy) Leakon lmee foy “The American Farm Bureau Federa- i s regular stock of WOMEN’S tion has announced a meeting of hlu R I ol | I .98 $ .00 Squtral . 128 Opossam LOW E Fram will be discussed. The National — —_— Natural Jap Jap Fox w. Farmers' Union has called a meeting Jap Mink Raccoon here for The Natianal Grange, No frock or suit is complete without $3.95 : . " R : lavender and light blue. Dresses of Tricolette, Serge, Velour, Tricotine and Silver- " 2 1u.nu:e lhw’.gmud fioor.) tone; chenille trimmed, lace trimmed, some trimmed with satine, I ¢ & braid, wide sash and string belt. All sizes. (Baby siep, "ehird foor.) stock men, cotton growers and other farmers’ organizations are expected to meet here about the same time, as well as participating in the joint conference. ANTI-DUMPING BILL SOON. Benator Penrose Suggests Merging $ ‘With Emergency Tariff Measure, The anti-dumping bill and the leg- isla: fo! merican valuation of im- the Penn: State Grange, the Milk Producer: ciation, grain and live this final touch—the touch that comes with a smart fur choker. These are richly colored, deep furred pelts that at this price are little short of phenomenal. S s abop sendigeeh HE price is far below actual cost to us, but we're willing to take one quick loss to clear away all broken assort- So woman takes tweeds for her own EATHERSPUN jerseys vie with tweeds in beauty and utility. Slip a heatherspun into a suit case for the week end trip—one shake and it's free from wrinkles. Get caught ! in a shower—no matter; heatherspun *f won't spot. o In giving long service and 4 e wear, neither tweeds nor heathers know when to quit 4 . Modes and making match the ma- L terials—the styles are sparkingly new : with choice of roll, convertible or notch : collars; new kinks in revers; jaunmty jacketss trig tailored skirts. ments, odds and ends and styles on which > wiil be combined with we shall not reorder. cording to rman Penrose of the = < Tk delivers any piano or Strap and tonguc fumps, eyelet ] 3 k ties and oxfords e emergency o o Fomt e = Variously in b d mat kid, b d dul Gonin dEE player-piano in_stoc i e e tedy :lz«‘l!n'r l"'r;n;o!n . o d H 7 every style; but all sizes in one style or another. er asticien s the. Hovanes ohs —including Hardman, Harrington e s fo Naed yould be tod o ket i and Behr Bros. instruments. b- 3 d perma- hefore he F P Sl e s 36 months—-3 full years Yarting two monine | Bail he in which to pay, with terms as low as favored <s profits Pa) $3.50 weekly 5 A Sale 25. Years inthe Making.—The, COl U b i A The Hardman is the official piano SEIII;‘ ot R - . 3 t has taken 25 years to bring torth m of the Metropolita 5 ; s - P 1 Opera Co this sale. For 25 years we have been |- Grafonola —and the choice of Caruso, Tetrazzini identified with this city; keeping pace : 5 = and world-renowned artists everywhere with its growth; marching abreast of Sale women’s thread it to a fuller development. o 5 . And now that our twenty-fifth mile- Sl-lk StOCk-Ings i 5 p stone is.passed, we feel it is only due that i S ale Of u.sed p 1anos we celebrate with you who have made our . $ 19 i g = s - = o e : : > 4 progress possible. * > i Ao These pianos have been taken in exchange for other instruments. Each piano St has been thoroughly overhauled; repaired; refinished and returned and now goes This is the spirit behind the Silver Jubi- Eesvi oo out with our guarantee of satisfaction. lee—this is the spirit that has inspired A pri ad ible b th : every one from messenger to manager to e Tenoemmes Mason & Hamlin, gfi: Hazelton, $125 Haynes, $215 outdo any previous sales effort. maker says the hose are “slightly ir- e Hallett & Davis, Krakoner, $165 Wiser, . : » inik he i —par- G Reinhardt, . $188 Brradmgaf-lrx,:m Stadic, g{z The months of planning have now ripen- regular.” We think he is over-par e ed; the fruits of our work will soon lie be- tlcu’ar;" let the critical look for the ENDS FOOT MISERY fore you. Silver Jubilee begins Friday, “hurts. %“’I;;‘{Eg‘::‘:!‘:yl fi';.:':.::;ipfl Seventh : V h‘ H fi f C Seventh April 1. We mean to repay all who attend. Fine quality thread silk; Black, white, cordovan, e e e aery 0 5 full fashioned and finely African brown, rust, suede l".fim‘fi’..‘..fi,"‘ifi”w atF eo 0‘ atF We CIose WedneSday at 5'30 P'm' finished with reinforced and pearl. Get a summer . . FooT —so that the store family can. participate heel and toes and mercer- full ‘at this low price.of - Ca'.o.c‘de REMEDY in exercises attc.ndant upon the Silver Jubilee ized tops. $L.19. .,,.;,,,