Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 4

REDS WIN IN ELECTION. ] LIKE DISARMAMENT IDEA. 389 Communist. Delegates Chosen iJapanese Giving Yukio Wide Sup- in 433 Contests. port in Campaign. RIGA, April 19.—Moscow dispatches ; BY Cable to The an‘-’m‘x Chicago Daily News. Teceived here say that the victory of| g copy A.. e e the communists is growing as the | NOBF. Japan. April 20.—0z voting in tite Mon kio, until recently a prominent mem- Tomresmes Retorcow Soviet elections p.;of the Kenseikai, the opposition progresses. Returns for the first dav |, 1y in the diet. is continuing his in the balloting show that out of 4 disarmament propaganda. delegates chosen 389 were commu-| s work is meeting with un- nists. and 44 members of the non- ' doubted success from the public gen- party workmen group: Iy in numero New arrivals from our workrooms— —include the favored light colors—some efiect- ive overplaids in Gray, pin checks of tannish hue, and new stripes of different combinations than have been shown heretofore As usual, our designers have given them modeling suited to the character of the pat- terns. Irom one end of our Suit line to the other it's a series of distinctive styles—marked by super- quality of weave and workmanship. $30.oo to $70.00 By the way—have you had a look at the gport Suits—with the long trousers and the nickers”—making them as right for the links as the street? Inimported weaves. Beginning at $30.00 Special Plain-color Pajamas—made the Mode's way—of ample cut. 100 dozen of $ 1 .65 Ehem N ae el ator INCORPORATED 1316 '013‘24 —_ 116 1324.7® ST.NW. - * W. . i Stunning new models for misses $ bnuuruuy trimmed with em- Just arrived—about 123 exquisite $ effects, and women—satin and lace com- broidery and georgette of elegant quality aml fault- satin and taffeta embroidery and women and elous binations in all the popular less make. A big value just for Thursday! ruffle trimmed mo worth up to $2i $25 Lace Dresses To $20 Silk Dresses des and mod creéutions s Positively values The scason been m. rousi demand for these turing for Thur: ale of beautiful n black minuette fre embronlery tr Sale of Tailored SPORT HATS Sweaters, $1.98 new shipment of beautiful brown. henna tan, Alice, lavender. New Pineappie and splii-t 98 nodels, wit . ribbon b e hown in popu des and idexs. lot. Values to $2 in $3 Brocade Corsets, $1.98 Women's Pink Cor sets, guaranteed nen- ble. in assorted popular brand; tremendons bargain $1.50 Bungalow Aprons, 31.00 20c Yard-Wide PERCALES 3¢-inch Bleached MUSLIN day only ! ‘Women’s $5 to $6 50 Pumps and Slippers $2.90 Women's band and apron; “K- Silk Gloves $1.25 and Two » S Shown Women's heels mikes Patent Colt and G Metal Pumps. in si 32 to 6 Maho; " Long Black and BOYS™ SUITS Values to $10 $5.95 Great lot of fine light 39¢ 20340 Turkish Towels, 25¢ Plaia white, extra heavy absorbent towelx of perfect quality; spe cial value 58¢ Drop-stiteh Silk Lisle Hose, 39¢ Women's black. dovan, Russian hite, pink, cor. alf, and dark mixtures in popular styles for boys 5 7 to 17 years; lined pants Middy Blouses and finely made, built Caif One Slippers in size to S and] |with Cuban ana miiitary ikl [ well made and reliable ana| | Thursday only at $2.90, $1.19 to last long and look e Bt Wil | [welt as long as they e B "; last. Special Thursday e Oy S at $595. Worth to $10. THE EVENING STAw WABHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 191, NURSES PROVIDED FORDEPARTMENT Agriculture Welfare Associa- tion in Arrangement With Local Society. Arrangement has been made by the with the Department of gricuiture Instructive Visiting Nurse whereby nursing care by a trained nurse will be given the employes of the department here who ma ill. of the me rvice was The nursing serv- > fp of charge to those anable to pay, Notes Caxes of Hiness. The Welfare Association is repre- committee in each bureau nt of Agri note the all employe by a gradua port to the mittes to the case reported by the Wi Association urse makes P of the socicty 1t the Instruc-i s pay for t ¢ our nu to the pat free of « serve “Our small fee of - will Associati 1 monthiy been wu intc effect are Welfare ose of our ow in trouble departm Ass ) is 1o hel employes al to call upon the socic of citizens Geargetown the nurse who, is at work in ck { support { month, for the 0.600. {talk, on m ciation unanim: the nursinx member « | who looks after re |and who herself w tending the meatis recently undergone a serious operation Tellx of Nursex' Work. “Only the dear, zood Lord knows appen to the poor and town, ahd of all were not for the! tructive visit do a little 1 1 carry a thermomet am able to lend s, . when 1 found the words were whispere: Aurse’who had dons 80 migh for Nim. pr Mrs, ident of {the soc Whitman Cros: ty. also a group of organiz id that it . for one ! particular | 8ic ed to that | s 1 { ‘s |C. B. MILLER ADDRESSES | i ‘De!egntes Selected in District for | Aftendance at Plymouth Gen- | eral Congress. At the April meetin for Mayflower 1 rict of Colu of the Societ in the 1 e Washington Clarence B. lic hburn was i program. sestion of the board of | a followed by with 48, William + with y liam ¥ | Howlan Cooke, 2 | Richard mes Chilton, | | Aljerton, oule, 6 illington. 1. am White and cendants in the anization | Among the W ld»a(‘- ndants are i hington Mayflower . Leonard Wood, the national or- overnor of the vter, ninth in Cooke; Col governor ger ganization and a y | District of Colum | descent eighth in descent from Stephen Hop- kins; Senator Wadsworth, tenth in descent from William Brewster, and former Presi t. eighth in de- scent from F ooke. BARON FERSEN TO LECTURE. Baron Eugen Fersen last evening met the members of his former classes on_healing at the residence of Mrs. William H. Moses, 2129 Wyoming avenue, for a conference. He gave an account of his recently completed lecture tour in_the west- ern states and Canada. Next Mon- day and Tuesday eovenings he will lncture at the New Masonic Temple. the public bheing invited without charge. Later courses of instruction will be organizad, - MOTHEEL NEW DUTIES GIVEN T0 SENATORMOSES n! ommittee ania. chai {committe MAYFLOWER MEETING |or been print a seors the joi The joint commi as a board of direct .«.-}m x was hield before the regular| S newly elected | meet when delegates were « newspa pe lected to attend the ninth general congress of the General Society of ! Mavflower Descendants, at Plymouth i 3 5 5 { Mass., September 6, as follows: Ernest b 5 ! W. Bradford, Tho ) Mufl’labe Licenses. | ] that [ both of 1 L T. city’ aia’ Mars L. L Ml und Ada M when he Ada M in the i Md.. ana| M ftion “of the Cc hi | May \ND HER CHILD SHE SAVED BY BOI CLIMBING DOWN INTO SLIPPERY WELL 3 z = Two tlesh ment and and Y. to perform 1d xon Norman dixusgd well. Clambering down the | cd the drowning child’s clothing, d managed to climb to the top. ie medal for her. She iy shown & of Greenburgh monthx. THE WEATHER. and orrow incre howers in afternoon: t and tonight; idiness. probably portion tomorrow southw armer to- cloudi- extreme <outhwest and Today [ high tide, 6 Tomorrow-—Low t p.m.; high tide, pan. The Sun and Moon. 76 am. un rose, 5:26 am; sun p.m Tomorrow Sun rises. 5:24 a.m.; sua sets, 6:51 pom. = State of Weurher on ng ed chairm the joint ¢ Asnel Wold o 0 re-! nted public printer due loudy idy ce on pi of the govern- | X /////////////////////////////W///////////%/////////////W wses have been issued to the | I Carriber, United States Army, and | unie of this city ' Baughan and Florine 1. Hogwood, | 1y Drke, both i mmittee on A the issue of mgressional Di N ‘What’s Your Experience? If coffee keeps you awake nights, change to INSTANT POSTUM adelicious meal-time dnnk ,whole some and, satis| cmmmmg nothu?g}thatu%llm Economical ~ Becner fbrYou “Qheres. a Reason” 2 L 72 N BEARING JAPANESE PRINCE | Katori—Three More on Ac- | By the Associated Press. i TOKIO, Aprii 19—A boifer tube ex- ploded on board the Hirohito while Colombo and & wa FRENCH GAIN PHYSICALLY. Military Class of 1921 Shows Large 0,000 men, cent of youths twenty of her hus i LER EXPLODES ON SHIP | District National Bank 1406 G Street Sailors Killed on Battleship | companying Craft. A Friendly Bank is a financial harbor Japanese bat- ip Katori, on which Crown Pr: was traveling to Europe. the war v was between official Every business business man needs a and every “berth in ays an 1 Navy Depart- President R. N. Harper ment issued by today. Two 3 port”—a place of safe anchor- ar Tt age—where the welcome is as W. P. Lipscomb 3 A ndata e eatls o i Lewisitolnes suredandthat friendlyico-ppers killing thr C. J. Gockeler tion which begets confidence Repairs 1o 1. however, uez and renders real service is not matter of fined to the few, but a rule ex- N. L. Sansbury Cashier H. L. Offutt, jr. they procecded for a individuals, con- tended to every one. Such a Bank is the District Percentage of Effectives. National—in capacity, equal to PARIS, April 20— Reports the military class of | any demand upon it; in spirit, colors durin 2 A port of weather or Not theoret- practically —the Dank. which is mo consistently friendly. welcome—in fai times. that such ctives has turbulent ically — but “Friendly” cohol, the spread H and improved livin ! French far H I e Mary. Qucen atied | = Safety Deposit Boxes—$3 to $25 per annum |= “the white quecn dop & ed wh mourning a deat and. 1 7 7 “D.J.K.” “TOWN AND & | D.J. KAUFMAN| 5557 COLLARS ] ® SOFT COLLARS INCORPORATED 17¢ Six for $1.00 17¢ We Give the Values and Get the Business Six for $1.00 616 17th St. N.W. THE MAN’S STORES 1005-1007 Pa. Ave. WEVE SIMPLY HAD TO GET MORE! of those Supremely Popular Spring SuitsE This is the price and these the qualities that “tickle the public funny-bone.” A wealth of new patterns and models in Young Fellers’, Conservative and Sport Models. THE DOUBLE-HEADER HAT SALE Reveille to one to another —that sounds season and Taps GENUINE TOYO EVERY FELT PANAMAS | HAT 2.95 3 2.65 Stetsons Alone Excepted A NIFTY SALE OF | 1,200 Superior Fiber SILK KNIT TIES C Three for $1.65 Six New Styles to Select From A SALE OF THE FAMOUS PARIS GARTERS | At Genuine Bargain Prices ' 2,000 PAIRS 35¢ Paris Garters, 27c 50c Paris Garters, 39c “OPEN YOUR EYES” AT THIS! 900 Pairs A sale of 75c Paris Garters, 55¢ Single and Double Grip Cotton and Silk We Buy Direct From the -Manufacturer Black Cordovan Navy 72777700000k 20 222 22 | % - 2/ 7 7 . \ . . Z Z 2 % % N L % 7 2 % % Z %