Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 10

| { ¥ { S | B A 't s £ GREECE OPTIMISTI INNEAR EAST FIGHT Satisfied With Situation in Anatolia, Says Minister, Back From Paris. By the Associated Press. ATHENS, April 6.—Entire satisface tion with the military situation in Anatolia was expressed by M. Gou- naris, minister of war, upon his re- turn to this city from Paris yester- day. Prince George, brother of King Constantine, and M. Maximos, direc- tor of the National Bank of Greece, accompanied the minister home from the French capital. None of them would explain what had been done by them in London and Paris, except to say that all misunderstand- ings between Greece and the allies had been cleared up.. M. Maximos asserted there was no reason for uneasiness. as the coun- try was amply supplied with funds to carry on the war against the Turk- ish 'nationalists for three months without the mecessity of outside help. Resumption of the Greek attack on the city of Eski-Shehr. southeast of Ismid, Asia Minor. will come in a few days, M. Gounaris told the cor- respondent. Telegrams to this cit from Smyrna say that the secc phase of the Greek operations eas of that city will open shortly. Allles May Use Fleets. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. BavnHovsCo. 'THE BUSY CORNER" PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. To Star in “Rose Waltz," JAILTO FOLLOW SGHOOL. Ireland Benefit Play T o mm‘“‘, Given Strange Sentence. NEWARK, N. J., April 6—Carl Hendricks, seventeen years old, was sentenced to finish his present school | year and serve his vacation next, summer in the reformatory after al conviction for manslaughter i ing a small boy in an automobile | ccident. ! ®Hendrickson, a third-year highi school student, asked for a stay of execution of sentence to allow him | to complete the year and to attend | summer classes. In agreeing to for-| mally sentence the boy at the end of the school year, Judge Fred Stickel told him he could study as| well in the reformatory and _his progress would not be interrupted. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6:00 P.M. 5. Bavo HovsCo. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT 8 TH.ST. Glove Silk Underwear—a Sensational Sale - At Big Price Concessions Due to a Special Purchase An Opportunity for the Bride-to-Be to Purchase for Her Trousseau. Many of These Garments Can Be Matched Up to Form Sets Glove Silk Vests Glove Silk Camisoles ~ . . Envelope Chemise —Lace trimmed, very elaborate and beautiful, with dainty ribbon bows. In flesh; si 6 to 42. r —Tailored Top Chemise, bodice style, with ribbon shoulder straps, satin trimmed and hemstitched. —Empire style top, with lace edge and orchid —Hemstitched top bodice, with hem- $ 5 85 der effect, daintily embroidered, in and flesh color. —Filet and Val lace trimmed, finished with deep hem and —Bodice top, with ribbon shoulder straps. —One style is trimmed with medallions of lace, hemstitched —Plain tailored top styles, with single or double row and finished with ribbon shoulder straps. stitching and shoulder straps. —Another is embroidered, has hemstitched top, ribbon flesh and white. $ 85 —Still another is Val. lace trimmed and —Lace-trimmed bodice top, with rib- ° finished with ribbon shoulder straps. ° bon shoulder straps, in flesh and white. —Some in dropstitch style, with filet —Opera top style, in flesh and white, at lace edge, ribbon shoulder straps, at.... ruffle, with lace insert. —Hemstitched Satin-trimmed Bloomers. —Another style has deep ruffle, hemstitched. —Knee Length Bloomers, in pink and orchid striped silk, -—Tailored style, with built-up shoul- shoulder straps. These are in white 0 Glove Silk Bloomers MISS ROSEMARY LYNCH, Who, with Milton McGovern, takes a|> lending part in the “Rose Waltz,” one of the acts in the vaudeville “Ireland Night” to be miven mext Tuesday in Gonsaga Hall for the| ) | beneait of the American Committee for | in Ireland. - et nllretan elastic at knee; band top. Al sl S Sl No Time Like Now —to order your coal. Coal prices are now low, BUT in buying your coal, don’t just buy CQ‘;}‘L e I\ AN S April 5.—The | ——— - — “buy Quality as well. “ B ] s oceupying con: | S T dhespiarticiorisnic alyayarithe Athletic Bloomers, Val. lace trim- stitched shoulder straps. i i ieve s AN INT AIN. t. Th a difference in = : 2 2 ) et i i canniar: MOFOCC 2 o = Seal and you can prove it by & med; one style satin trimmed. —Filet lace top, with ribbon draw- | MELLILLA, Morocco, April 5—A|X frial of AGNEW COAL. —Colored Sport Bloomers, with two- string and shoulder straps, in flesh able to hold firmly the Turkish na- | tionalists. The allies are considering the employment of their fleets to pro- tect Mudania and Ismid color. —Choice . e e o O conference between High Commis- g sioner Berenguer and the native 3’.'0]1“ P. Agnew&co chiefs has resulted in the chiefs de- row shirred cuff, elastic top. Colors are emerald, brown, navy, gray; all The nationalists’ main drive now i8 toward Ismid and is being held by the Turks. Greeks Take Rail Statiom. LONDON, April 5—A Reuter dis- patch from Smyrna, quoting from a Greek official communication, says the ciding to permit the Spaniards to oc- cupy without resistance Alhucemas, Incorporated. Penon de La Gomera and other strategic points. The occupation will 728 14th St. N.W. soon be carried out. The chieftains |3 S expressed their intention of assisting the Spaniards to realize the Spanish i styles at ......... $3.95 Kann’s—Street Floor. Special Purchase of Again Yarn Prices Take a Drop —You may buy Fleisher yarns by the ball at signifi- cant reductions, as follows: program of reforms. MUDDIMAN Greeks have captured the railway station at Tchivril, which 2,000 Turks are said to have been holding for the purpose of cutting communications | west of Uchak. | Japanese Crib and Present Price The dispatch adds that the battle at . e Ye Soda Fountain Kitting Worsted . e e . 2 began their attack, and the Turks did Silkanwool . ... 60c 55¢c arrla e u lltS e b Barber Germantown . 32 30c h reports a Turkish . Shetland Floss .... 22c : 4 ARouter atwpalch reports o Turkiah Soft D I S i = = Manufacturer’s Clearance of - Just 100 Silk Quilts vicinity of Lake Urumiah. The dispatch says that details are e Dt that it appeats thie T‘"“] They are in the dainty pinks and blues, and beautifully e!'nbroigered in floral designs in Japanese effects; 27x36-in. size. Your baby should have one of these. ey $2.95 2 Choice............_.__. ; 8525, —The Sweetest of Children’s Normandy Bonnets are tof'be i’onnd here in white, pink, blue and yellow. b —These match the dainty lace-trimmed dresses of colored organdies. Priced From $2.95 to $4.95 —Children's Samgfle Net Dreates, dainty styles with. aH-over-em- Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Here Is Your Chance Hot Water Boiler, 18 gallons —and this Double-Coil Gas Heater, with all connections complete, including Spigot at counter, connected. 348 00 o! . C. A. Muddiman & Co. i 1204 G St. ' 616 12th St. Handmade Blouses Of Batiste and Voile —Blouses ornamented with hemstitching, dainty drawn work, some with narrow filet lace edging, and others with touches of hand em- broidery. There are “V” neck styles, vest effects, and the majority are finished with roll collars, have defeated small forces of Persians and Cossacks. Checks and Stripes Dispute for First Place in . ° New Spring Ginghams —Ginghams are now made up in numberless ways and com- binations, sometimes in dainty one-piece dress has its hat to match, and sometimes it is trimmed with organdy. MASS FOR CARDINAL'S REPOSE ROME, April 5—The Congregation of the Basilica of Santa Maria, in Trastevere, and the American Col- lege in Rome will celebrate a solemn high mass for the repose of the soul of Cardinal Gibbons, who was the titular of the Church of Santa Maria, in Trastevere. Mgr. Cerretti will pontificate at the mass and Cardinal Vannuteli, dean of the sacred col- lege, will give the absolution. The musical program will be conducted —Children's Crepe Bloomers, in colors. The striped designs are in novel, and plain even spaced kinds. There are new tweedie Sizes one 1o six . Rell vice director of the white and flesh with gy ‘:frcmu.!"xember- O n ancred Phone Main 140 and turn-back cuffs. ruffie. Sizes 6 to 14 85c broidery flounce, Jlace trl d, college and the diplomatic corps to e AR Tttt e o ”:?5 the Vatican will attend the services, | == —Fi ity Gi : " hem- | | —cnna ifrellig il o 59 —About 2,000 yards of New Fine Quality Ginghams also E{Itmn::nrdkfi"tr::fi!rx;m_ o fl:!;- com&:nw“h (Dloomers, 10 Sears w 3 . ’ Ginghams just arrived, in fancy shown in all size checks, in st e ore Wit Begiatiich Anpther . ANyer st n p 5 n % 3 —Another day’s opportunity to and plain checks; all sizes, all pink, blue, lavender and other t $3 98, $4.98 6 to 14 years, $l '50 purchase children’s gweaters. A o patterns among them also. Col- Sateen Bloomers, in | YEATS: $1.00 to $6.00 ors are blue, brown and laven- | stripes. $ white; hemstitched - |. values, at "......:5. T der. —There are plain colors also to and $5.95 ruffie. Sizes 6 to $l 257 Kanws—cirly Stpre--Secona Kann’s—Street Floor. use in combination effect. Kann's—Second Floor. 14 years, at ....... Floor. . =% im Two Special Price Opportunities Charming Spring Chapeaux Another Lot of Separate Skirts $6.49 Worh from ~ w5 $5.00 $6.95 to $10 98 Ty SR $10.00 —Handsome wool plaids, serviceable velour checks, silk poplins, tweeds, to $12.50 $ 4 stripes, homespuns and serges. There are attractive new color combina- Values ol tions in the plaids and checks, and the plain colored materials are chiefly Thursday navy and black. —The styles include box pleated, side pleated and gathered back effects, and they are finished with plain and fancy pockets. Kann’s—Bargain Table—Street Floor. Coats for the Woman Who Wears an Extra Size Values from Just Twenty-Five in a Special Lot $49.75 to $ Y Sizes from 42V, L] $69.75, at ... s ~to 46/ bust measure —Full length; straight line back, with belted front. Coats especially designed to be becoming to the stout figure. All are full silk lined, and the materials are silvertone, velour, poiret twill and The colors are tan, copenhagen, rookie, Pekin and navy. The charm of well groom- ing is in having the accesso- ries to the costume in keeping, and the woman who dresses well has many hats to wear with as many different dresses and suits. Tomorrow’s low prices enable oné to supply such needs at real savings. —The colors are black, henna, gray, jade, brown, etc. —The shapes are mushrooms, off-the-face styles, chin chins, sail- ors. pokes and irregular shapes. —The trimmings are ribbons, feathers. Gingham Frocks For Home or Street Wear ornaments and ostrich Kann's—Second Floor. flowers, Want This Furniture? serge. Read On N O PO D $2.99 10 Here is a suite of bedroom furniture from one of eW ne lece reSSGS $3.99 values 99 America’s leading factories. There are four pieces: ¢ Thursday. . ® Be.d, quSCry chiffonette and dressing table. .The Soft Taffetas Crepe de Chines $ 75 —Dresses for morning, for afternoon, for home or street wear, and { finish is mahogany, and we also have the same pieces Satins . Georgettes ° f_r;sh dx:e::fisz:ii czhna;mé:fiki:dr ;:){':ri“gwse occasions. in walnut. The Price Is Only ng waist styles, Billie Burke models. Trimmed with organdy, pique, chambray and poplin collars and cuffs, some finished with dainty embroidery. A number are finished with separate belts. others with sashes. —The colors are pink, blue, lavender, copenhagen, tan and green. Sizes 36 to 44. Kann’s—Bargain Table—Street Floor. —Some have the new circular tunic, and are finished with frills of self material. —Others are in long waist style, and have little vestees of net and dainty lace. —Many have deep girdles or long sashes, finished with fringe. —The colors are gray, brown, navy and black. —AIll sizes to select from. The price for these four-piece suites is $295 each. We will break them at proportionate prices. The stock we have will be sold for those figures. Never mind what they were before, or what they may be somewhere else. Come and see if they are not worth what we ask. Kann’s—Second Floor. White Enameled Tables With White Enameled Steel Tops = Demonstration Nesco Perfect Qil Cook Stove —Do awayv with your hot coal range for summer time, and install a Nesco Oil _Cooker. For the summer cottage, the camp, or for any place where gas or electricity is inaccessible the Nesco is ideal. Since the day it opened its doors to the public this in- stitution has told the truth about its merchandise. We shall continue to do so. You may not find big discounts and special cut price sales continually an- nounced in our advertising, but you’ll believe what —1It is noted for its small consumption of oll, the length of time it heats, and the hot blue flame it produces. —The Nesco is made by the National Enameling and Stamping Co., has the Complete for we say, and we would rather have your confidence e e | aad' o awatizac: the Remarkably $ 98 & 5 o 57 teed to give . first than your business—for finally we’ll get both. e e Low Price........ooeev.... We WIll Sell These Nesco Stoves on Our Club Plan of $5.00 Down and $5.00 a Month Prices are as follows: —Two-burner size Come! ! . —The kitchen table is of wood, enameled in white ; has square legs and is Seventh Street M y @ < : Between D and E St af i 520.00 complete with drawer, which has nickel handle or pull. a er O. g o ;Thr”'bu"'“ $26.00 —The white enameled steel top is 27x41 inches square. —The tops are classed as seconds, but the flaws are so slight that they do not affect the usefulness of the table in the least. —The lot is limited, therefore, come early for choice. Kann’$—Fourth Floor. ’ Pl $33.00 Come and sample the delicidus bis- cuits haked in the Nesco Stove. Kann's—Third Floor. FURNITURe