Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 12

I THE -SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 3, 1921_PART 1. Silken Luxury at Sensational Price Reductions! Stapleand fancy styles for men in Pure Silk 75¢ to $1.50, in Silk Faced s5cto $1.25,inLisle 35¢,in Lus- terized Lisle 40c and s0c ‘Women's Pure Silk $1 to $3, Silk Faced 75c and $1, Lusterized Lisle socto75¢ these days of short skirtsand the necessity of trim, well-garbed ankles, women will be glad to hear that they can get Holeproof Hosiery, fa- mousforitsfine-spuntexture, beautiful lustre,and perfect fitting qualities, at greatly reduced prices. Likewise, Holeproof for men is priced consider- ably lower this Spring. In buying Holeproof, re- member that you not only save money because of low prices, but that youalsosaveby nothaving to buy hose so often—Holeproof outwears ordi- naty hosiery two to one. Leading stores arenow showing the new Spring styles and colors. HOLEPROOF HOSIERY COMPANY, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Girls will be girls and Women will be girls in the Wartvick Lodge Sport $17-75 Warwick I:odge ‘Sport Suits are popular, yet not nondescript. Suits ERSEY and Tweed -suits, styled and tailored along lines of " custom origin. Colored along lines of illuminat- ing heather mixtures and Scotweeds. Priced along lines of- least re- " sistance: 33 5 .00 324.50 And + they are individual---possessing anima- tion and grace rarely seen in ready- made suits. Shown in Washington exclusively by the men’s store with feminine spe- caalties. 1 A " Nafionally Known Store for Men and Boys | Daily, 8:30 to 6 CAMPAEN NTEREST WAKES INVIREINA Candidates for. Governor Speak—Other Political and Municipal News. £pecial Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., April 2—During the week this city has witnessed the presence of men from every section of the state to attend thc conference with the budget commission and to appear before the conmittes en- gaged in redistricting the state for members of the legislature. Many of these visitors did not hesitato to dis- cuss the gubernatorial campaign, and, while there is a lack of interest in many sections, the vast majority of the counties and cities report that | there is growing interest. That the sentiment is growing for Senator Trinkle is admitted generally. and while there are supporters of Mr. Tucker who declare their belief in his sucoess in the primary. the pre- ponderance of expression favors Sen- ator Trinkle to win. These estimates say that he will carry certainly six of the ten districts, with excellent chanoes for the seventh. The two candidates met at Houston, Halifax county. Monday and made spceches from the same platform and largely to the same crowd. There was a very large attendance of farmers from every part of the coun- ty. and while the couniy Has been claimed by both, a club was or- ganized there in behalf of Mr Trin- kle. and the membership said to have boen enrolled was 500, and steps were taken to organize each of the pre- cinots forthwith. Senator Trinkle spoke for about an hour, Mr. Tucker following in an address of fifteen minutes, See Representative Slemp. Representative C. Bascom Slemp of the Ninth gistrict, member of the national republican committee, was in Richmond this week on private business. He transacted his business and then had time enough left to meet a few of his political friends for a chat regarding the new administra- tion. The republicans are awaiting the declaration of policy regarding the filling of many places, and they are engaged ' in getting together. Mr. Slemp has the call in the matter of recommendations, whenever they are. called for, and the friends who met him here and talked and lunched with him are on the committees which will do the recommending. One of the best known members of the party said there were half a dozen men seeking every place to be filled. apd that choice would be based on efficiency, regularity and loyalty, . » . s Baker Heirs Organize.’ - A meeting of the heirs. of . Jacob Baker, late of Philadelphis, has been! held here and officers elected to prose- cute the claims for a large tract of land which is now worth about $100,~ 000,000, said to be near the heart of the' city of Philadelphia. The allega- tions are that Jacob Baker went ftom this state many years ago. thdt he acquired a tract of land then near the city of- Philadelphiz, and that shortly before his death leased the property for ninenty-nine years. Heirs of Jacob Baker in this city then began an agitation of the matter. Local law- yers are investigating the case and the belief is that a suit will be begun to recover the property and to dis- tribute it among the heirs. ‘Women for Legislature. Miss U. Belle Perkins and Mrs. James W. Durham of this city are already in the race for the legisla- | ture, being candidates in the demo- cratic primary to be held in. Augusi | when all the state officers are to narmd _ Misg Perking ie returnin from England, where she has bee: visiting Lady Astor, a relative. The women are being indorsed in a hearty way,jand the organization of | NG_—=—[|_jNu women is seeking to have the women di— of the city pay their poll taxes atl once and to register that they may vete in the primary. Invite the President. Acca Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, has appointed a committee close of the reunion. At this time! there will be a class of perhaps 250 | men for the degrecs of the Shrine. | Postmaster General Hays will be here one week from today, when the} formal dedication of the new Scot- tish Rite Temple will take place. The | le is one of the show places The committee which is trying to solve the matter of redistricting the state | for members of the general assembly s having trouble, and the trouBle is increasing. .To begin with. there is objection to having the| county of Warren placed in the sena- torial district with Winchester. Rap- pahannock county objects to being associated with Rockingham. which has a habit of electing a republican at intervals. There was objection to having Amherst and Nelson counties combined with Appomattox and Buckingham, as the change would glve the first two counties entire domination of the district. The fact is that all of the objections were made by democrats, not a republican appearing to suggest a change. One of the plans suggested would result in the city of Roanoke having two scnators, with Franklin county added to give the population. Opposition to Bonds. While the state stands for and needs good roads, and the people last year voted to amend the constitution so as -to allow the ptate to issye bonds for highway purposes, there appears to be growing opposition to the scheme on the ground that the issuance of bonds means an increase in taxation, and the people are already “protest- ing against the increase of last year and the increase in property valuations. Shopmen Resume Work. Chesapeake and Ohio shopmen. who have been idle for two weeks, re- turned to duty today about 600 strong. The men were displaced in three shifts, according to service in the shops, the oldest men being last laid off and the first to resume. It is be- lieved that others will be taken on soon, thus relieving the situation here and reducing the number of idle men. Building has suddenly taken a- boom in Richmond, and ~there is more construction now than for a year. —_— Under the constitutjon of the new ! German government” females _over) twenty have the same voting privi- leges as men. H cOoLDS A Cold may be the entering: wedge of any disease that fleshi is heir to. Dt. Humphreys’ System of Remedies covers them all, from Sprue to Gout, in Men, Women and Children. Book on Diseases of “Every Living Thing”—mailed 'free. FROM THE AVENUE_AT NINTH | Personal to Ladies PHOENIX HOSIERY To praise Phoenix quality is to insist white is whife. Women who Hose know that they are “best in the long ‘run,” and wisely will accept no other. Phoenix Prices Silk with lisle ga Full-fashioned sil Heavy-silk Women’s Hose. .$2.55 : Standard olors — and the new ““Arizona Silver.” Ladies’ Silk Bloomers $3.95 and $4.25 Ladieg’ Silk Vests $2.35 and $2.50 Shades: Orchid Pink, Plain kfitted silk or Rich- elieu rib silk. Men’s Store with FWC Spouclnu THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily 8:30 to 6 wear Phoenix I rter tops...$1.10 k Hose....$1.95 and €arnation, to go to Washington and extend an invitation " to President Harding to come here in- June, following the spring reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons, the Shriners to have a cere- monial session the day dollowing the _and copen grounds. v value. . No “Double Life” Business! Please don’t ‘get the idea that because you pay less on The Bargain 6th you'll have to keep any cause for “kicks” to yourself. Nothing like that around here. Sat. isfaction—or money back—goes to every department under this roof! We Emphasize the Style and the Quality as well 2 as the Extraordinry Value in These Spring Dresses '13.75 Exceptional Values A most unusual and timely sale, ai- fording wonderiul savings. In this lot you will find dresses for every daytime occasion. This sale is to clean our stock of odds and ends: some of the dresses have been offered at much higher prices. There are Taf- fetas, Mignon- ettes, Serges and Satins and they may be- had in the wanted shades of Navy, Black or Brown. Some are trim- med in lace and others are be- comingly trim- med with em- broidered effects. A more interesting offer could scarcely be made to the woman and miss who is still undecided as to the kind of dresses she’s going to wear this spring, and while the quantity isn’t immense, the assortment is good ane the values are most attractive. Choice, $13.75. Sale of Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats A value-giving group of Hats, in styvles for matrons, young women and misses. \\'reaths$ 95 and clusters of pretty flowers and flowing » Burton’s 100% Taffeta Petticoats $1.49 Every one knows Burton's 100% Taffeta Petticoats for their wear. Shown in pretty floral effects on navy, black Regular and-extra sizes. Tomorrow at $1.49. Polly Prim Gingham Aprons at 69c Polly Prim Aprons of ging- ham. Neatly trimmed with rick rack braid and shown in many pretty patterns. Some have pockets. Very special for tomorrow at €sc. Challie Kimonos $1.49 Challie kimonos are known fot their good service. Many neat patterns of both light and dark colors. One-Piece Middy Dresses at $1.69 One-piece middy dresses, made of fine quality jean, some have silk emblems on the sleeye. Collars and cuffs trimmed with white braid. Special at $1.69. Women’s House Dresses at $1.00 Only 104 of these nicely made house dresses, but what a Made of good quality gingham,and shown in plaids and stripes, mostly plaids. Small sizes only, so be prompt. and for general wear. Broken sizes. \ Every woman who obtains one will have reason to consider herself fortunate. They are in sport models ribbons compose the trimming on these clever shapes of straw, braid and fabric. Every wanted color is here. at $1.96 328 Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats In this lot, and they're as- tonishing values at this price. Included are the ever-popular sailors in black and colors with broad: bands. at $1 Smart Tailored Hats Reduced Colors as well as black. There are sailors, mush- rooms and other becoming styles. There are about 512 hats in this lot. Bungalow Aprons, at 89c Bungalow Aprons, made of high count ercales, and shown in a variety of light and dark colors, are more than real valugs at this small price. Being well made and neatly trimmed adds to their already real values for only Nightgown Specials at $1.00 Mother Hubbard style with high.neck and long sleeves. shown In pretty embroidered designs with lace trimming, and others are plain with embroidered yoke. Extra Size Gowns, in the slip-over style. Hemstitched neck and sleeves. colored stitching. Only $1.00. Trimmed with Being in extra sizes makes these wanted and they're bargains at $1.00. Lace and Embroidered Yoke Gowns, of fine quality Val lace. with embroidery trimming. These may be had with either V or round neck. A very good value at $1.00. Silk Mixed Teddies $1.39 Shown in flesh, orchid and blie, and in the pop- ular shoulder strap models. Exceptional values at $1.39. Here Are Real Bargains Spring Sport Suits Tweed Suits at F10% $12° New spring models in navy, copep and heather shades. appearance is' due to the: smart tailoring and fine designing. b Jersey Suits at Plaid Skirts Only 90 of these check or plaid skirts, in an assort- ment of colors, including tan, blue and brown. Their superior Jersey and Tweed Suits at $15 Jersey and Tweed suits are the suits that all women want for general utility wear—good looking and serviceable and always ready for any occasion: