Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1921, Page 15

HUNGARY GANEL " FGHTS DSASTER Aim of “Economic Dictator” Is to Establish Sound Currency System. BY A. R. DECKER. Copyright, 19 BUDAPEST. Hungary, April 25— Roland Hedegus, Hungary's minister of finance, is Hungary's economic dic- tator. And Hungary is determined to rise above the financial disaster re- sulting from the war, the bolshevist issties of paper money and the in- wasion of the Rumanians. Hedegus is continually wringing his | AHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©., TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1921.° TURKISH WOMEN ASSERT NEW FREEDOM SINCE WAR ‘ Edict Forbidding Their Appearance | on the Stage Is Ignored in Constantinople. command of the Sheik-ul-Islam, vicar of the sultan, ordering Turkish wom- en not to appear on the stag ing ignored by them. The German Austrian and allied occupations of the ecity, husband: the pre: CONSTANTINOPLE, April 26.—The ‘i}: I i fathers and brothers and seen by their clothing. They wear their veils still, instead of a hat, but turned back and tied [}| ipto a pretty of their Rus knot, after th Turkish women no lon, multitude of garments, d old time to hide the outl figures. Both veil and dre: deep sea blue, instead of the ¢ ventional black once the custom affect the homespun brown dre becoming garment designed by H together with the loss of | 1 of poverty, has brought a ||| new freedom to Turkish women. This | By Cable to The Star and l‘h‘i;-ln Daily News. | is @Omised Hung hands and praying for rain to save e £ 4 tio the crops or delving deep into the | Hanum. the na s noctets of the Hunzarian people for | These changes have dissin: oile has a way of keeping his ! Turkish woman and Americs JDetter” crown | C0C o ch from others. «gominal value three nionths and cease printing pap- [ STAES. they are not so good looking || er money by May In fact, the|as the American woma presses were stopped about the mid- ! dle of March, and Hungary was thus the first state in_central Europe . discontinue the issue of worthless paper money. Now Has N Huneary now ha government is ready culation 14.000.000,000 crow Constantinople College for women talk brightly and with American naval zerland at a cost of 3 per cent. The!in the dancing and flirtations. is about 18,00 ¥ about $3.- irds of which ation et the win foreign help, since his policy is to pay as he goes—a | strikingly new policy in this part o Europe. He has so cut the govern- ment’s budget as to reduce the deficit from 1.000,000,000 crowns (nominally $200.000,000) a vear to half that amount, and wWjth new taxes hopes to strike a budget balance. Ministers and taxpavers alternately praise and curse him. “I guess they hate me.” he said to the writer. “The ministers com- plain because they are refused money for their pet projects, and the taxpay- | ers assert that they never dreamed there were so many ways of being ‘squeezed.’ " There are 10 per cent taxes on restaurant bills, 10 per cent on all sales and 25 per cent on luxuries. Hedgeus contemplates seizing 15 per cent of the bank deposits and 15 per cent of all agricultural products. In order tQ pay the taxes many Hun- garians must mortgage their homes, giving part of the mortgage to the state. The big estates will be taxed very heavily and in many cases part of the land will have to be sold by the state in lieu of taxes. O\ oEsian PATENTED Levy om Corporations. 'OUR old fashioned in the mixed receptions given at the | |i| maintained here by Americans. At ach receptions the Turkish girls and | cleverly | officers and nally $2.800.000000) printed in Swit-|other guests. and sometimes take part | | i i The ‘buzzing sound made by flies is | produced by the rapid vibration of | . which may amount to 600 { 1 Modernize Your Old Fashioned Wedding Ring "hi ring after we made it over Note engraving hes not been harmed —. LANSBURGH & BROTHER “The Sales of May” Are on the Way! STORE NEWS—Tuesday, April 26, 1921. 420-30 Seventh St. Nosthw Washington, New York, Paris. The Newest Summer Hats OUR CUSTOMERS It is said a man is known by the company he keeps, a woman by the clothes she wears, and a store by the patrons it has. The other day a visitor to this store, from another city, remarked that our cus- tomers seemed to be sub- Specially Priced stantial people. . They are. Of course, the substantial people are not necessarily the richest people in the community. But they are the ones who hold respon sible positions, who raise sons and daughters of whom the community can be proud, who by spending wisely manage to save a little of what they earn, who pay their bills, who live in comfortable homes that are blessed by the sunshine of life, and who take an inter- est in their city and their fellow-citizens. Ta ffeta. Organdy. Georgette. Straw Braid You will readily recog- nize that these materials are the season’s most favored. You also know that it is most extraordinary to be able to procure latest modes at a price so very low—especially when the hats are spick and span— in fact, just arrived, and so pretty that we are won- dering how we can tell their story in a few words. Mushrooms, poke, droop, tailored and other shapes in all their varia- tions. They are bound, stitched, frilled and plain, according to the inspira- tion of the designer. Flowers, foilage, appli- que, bouquets, garlands, field flowers, bows, crush bands, sashes, wheat heads, fruit, narrow ribbon velvet and other trimming schemes in myraid ideas. Colors include copen, orchid, navy and gray in all its varying shades. cream, maize, e of Hosiery Sa At prices so low that women are buying them in quan- tities sufficient to provide for the entire summer—in fact, mothers are buying for the children’s school wear next fall. Women's Full-Fashioned Thread-Silk Stockings are more than merely $1.39 GOOD VAL Regu- lar-made, with strong tops immune to garter strain. Reinforced toes and heels. Slightly irregular in weave, but unharmed in wearing quality and appearance. It is because they are full fashioned that they Children’s Fancy Top Socks, parr Momen's Mercerized Stockings, parr jade, American beauty, Second Floor—Lans burgh & Brother The gingham is the good, sturdy, washable kind that is The Dresses of Gingham Were never more popular! See What You Think of Theso—Tomorrens Bt 589. ge; One style is a youthful flare hip peplum, bound with white pique and finished with crochet 35¢ (3 pairs for $1.00) Black, white, tan, cor- dovan and gray: super- fashioned leg that looks like a full-fashioned stocking. Women's Silk Stockings, parr $1.00 Thread silk and others of silk-and-fiber ¢ o mbination —woven to bring the silk to the surface. Black, white, gray and tan in the lot. Fashioned leg; high spliced heel. 39¢ wanted Every color. Three-quarter sport styles, with roll top. Sizes 7 to 10. For boys and girls. Boys” Ribbed Stockings, pair 35¢ (3 pairs for $1.00) Just the kind for hard wear and good looks. Sizes 7 to 11_and every pair per- fect. Mothers are buying them ahead for now and for school next fall. wedding ring—regard- less of its width or shape can be made over into the beautiful Orange Blos- som design without cut- ting the ring, harming the inscription or in any way de- stroying the cherished sen- just as practical as it is pretty, and it certainly is PRETTY! Checks in tan-white, blue- white, pink-white and - the always desirable in black and white. Plaids in novel effects and color combinations: as- sembling rose, black-white, buttons. Another shows a tux- edo collar and cuffs of organdie with embroidered edge; some have narrow belts, others wider girdles ending in a sash. _ Here and there is a jacket effect with Tuxedo collar ex- tending down until it becomes huge pockets. Bindings, pip- ings, buttons, vestees, nov- elty collars—so many models Corporations will be forced to issue new capital stock and give some of it to the state, with the option of repurchase. Farmers must deliver grain and cattle to the state. The tobacco crop is sold abroad and already Hungarian smokers are ra- tioned. Hungarian money has improved 15 per cent in value since Hedegus went into office, but the improvement in exchange has temporarily tied up business, since buyers are discount- ing further improvement, and many shops. restaurants and theaters are closed awaiting a fall in prices. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ' 5.000 yards 36-inch Q. Shirting Percale, y lgc Suitable for house dresses, bungalow ) EEERES E3E] A price concession Orange in buying permits of n 4 = et e lilac-black-white, tan-black- that we urge you to make an the low price i ¢ jeweled ST : : 4 price. REDS LIFT TRADE BAN n I..-.u \vhlte_ and various other color early visit and select for Best 68-72 s aprons, t:hlldren s 3 s B earene g:er’l‘;i‘d’w}’fl: blendings too pretty for summer Gingham Dresses— ch ] "30“" 2 dresses, boys’ blouses, More Freedom Allowed in All Platisum if desired, or words. they are correct this season. ast colors! shirts, waists, over- Dark blue and dark red grounds, with de- - signs in floral, con- sleeves, dust caps and every accessory usu- ally made of this class of material. Kinds of Food Shops. I RIGA, April —Restrictions placed upon the trade carried on in theater zwe_led with any number Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother P31 ‘$H DuEnAinG. Pres buffets, tea houses, milk stores, | J] s BROS. CO <N ventional and figure butcher shops, groceries, fruit stores | MSCHMEDTIE 2 effects; light grounds It will b 5 2 fof . . E New W. 5 1 > g t will be economy food l,' ve; :::p:e::&:u:zf:!hii:‘):::“?i‘;!yedo:y! a Thie Roliakle s Cool urn lShln S ry New Weave of the Season Is Shown in | with stripes, giotsi for you to get a the soviet government, it is said, in | {4 4200 G Street. Northwest | floral, conventional plentiful supply for newspaper advices from Moscow. | Trading may in future be carried on freely, it is said. | and figure patterns. many days to come. Lansburgh’s Silks First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother for the Summer Home B - .. N practical tan and cream 5 . 7 finding the offering timely—as it provides the opportunity to | {113"9“ ‘g‘a_l‘l_ly t(z:avelad umtlll you have visited the ! stripes. Restful color combi- Heavy, perfect weave, that The shimmering, Tovely satin assenble epting o lsimnacricloties Sorthe thovs E oot tat A nations f . & will fall gracefully into the olds its own for smart 1914 prices. 1 ; nion Pacific Country—the last great West. . O Smtice Bl Soc lines ML Hel e oas: Mnes L iporsWaloniciborse ot o o I Its Planning Time for Summer Tours Get out into the Union Pacific Country this summer. See our National Parks and highest mountains, the world’s oldest and biggest trees, test geysers, glaciers and waterfalls; rocky eadlands more stupendous than Gibraltar. You Yellowstone National Park—Geyleu, mud volcanoes, beautifully colored boiling springs rising from Plutonic depths, petrified forests, gorgeously tintcd canyons, roaring Playgrounds—Mountains thrust- ing snowy crests into a turquoise sky. Vales floored with dashing streams and Ask for Colorado booklet No. 15. ing of mountain scenery on the conti- nent. A place to stay a week or all sum- Whether you intend to summerize your town home or fit out a bungalow, cottage or more pretentious house in the country, you'll save money on the draperies, floor coverings and other furnishings if you come here to- morrow, sclecting from these specials : ARMSTRONG INLAID LINOLEUM — Perfect goods cut from the full rolls; pleas- —from experience you have come to expect to find the new ones here first. But because we have all the nov- elty weaves don’t think for a moment that we neglect the popular standards—such as these, which add to their excellent quality, the Lansburgh quality, the charm of interestingly low prices. i CHIFFON TAFFETA— Pure silk and full yard wide, and a\ very beautiful SATIN MESSALINE— Rich, lustrous sheen, and an The «1914” Sale of Boys’ Wool Mixture and Corduroy Suits, also Spring Reefers CROSS-STRIPE CU! TAINS—Think of it! Twenty- five different colors in these portieres that are 2)4 yards 6x12 RATTANIA RUGS —This is, indeed, a remark- able value, for never before sortment is so immense that $13.95 possible. Each ... ing patterns. It will save time and bother if you will bring Measurements. $1.39 Square yard ..... ity to buy at when Taffeta is more in vogue than for Ten popg’if col- $2.29 qual- such a price years. READY -TO-HANG ors. Yar AWNINGS—Four sizes in 30-inch Awnings, $1.79 36-inch Awnings, $1.98 42-inch Awnings, $2.25 48-inch Awnings, $2.50 LINENE COUCH dresses. 40 inches wide. Yard ...... 2,000 YARDS OF 36- INCH SCRIM—White and 2000 yards, come early, for hand. Yard ........ CANTON CREPE— frocks—for there is nothing that drapes as well as Canton Crepe. 40 _inch wide. Yard 1 $4.19 CREPE DE CHINE— $2.98 exceptionally good quality for dresses and slips for thin frocks. A choice color range in street and evening shades. 35 inches wide. $1.49 Yard .. BARONETTE SATIN— know how well it wears and Light $2.98 how easily it cleans. and dark colors. 40 inches wide. Nard R IMPORTED ALL-SILK All pure silk, 33 inches wide. Yard .. 95¢ 35-inch Black Satin Messaline, rich, heavy quality, with " at $5.69 Is something new, therefore very interesting. Mothers are WOOL MIXTURE SUITS, made the Norfolk way, with alpaca lined coats, knicker trousers, lined throughout. Sizes 9 to 17. CORDUROY SUITS are I f i : A ¥ : Norfolk style, too. Lined waterfalls. Ask for Yellowstone book- I long and full 40 inches wide; ©©@YERS —Two-and-a-half An extra heavy weave—just PONGEE—The natural color £ 1 let No. 12. el = E i frin‘ie finis‘;lcd l,.‘)x(][co:: “};(ait,- yards long, finished with as suitable for lingerie as for that makes such cool, easily knickerbockers. Suits are P 5 . it $I 59 t 98 ? f""!ge; fifty ir;ches wide; blouses and dresses, and laundered clothes for men, ;":" 1'7'“‘1‘ throughout. Sizes f = 0 " < pretty stripe ef- especially desirable for women and children—shirts, L olorado’s Mountain Il #4 fects. Each ..... $1.79 tmisses' frocks and class-day pajamas, dresses and blouses. SPRING REEFERS arc double breasted, made of rough tweeds, in tan and gray. Also navy blue serge. Sizes : : 2 f ige; i ; - Z 2Y; to 10.” Choice, $5.69. wild flower gardens; fishing, mountain in the history of this class of beige; some trimmed with Bl k S . A S . l R 2V c 3 e . . z Aooelconering wadhih h Cluny edge, others hem- aci atins—Are ecla * Navy Blue Susts—Special $7.69 climbing, riding, motoring, resting. e a'nd’;"f :‘0“; .}';cs‘:fs_ stitched: * Although Shere. e /4 Boys vy b Strictly all wool—Norfolk styles, yoke back and A e T favorite this is a_small quantity when lustrous finish. $159, 5 : inverted pleats. Knickers are lined throughout and :(ockv)b‘l,ou;ltalnNatiml f not a"‘;ir fl‘:fi::n,yauirs hacv:enas ot considerith Hepeaial eice : .;s.inch’ Black Satin Duchess, beautiful weave, with high taped. Sizes 7 to 17. Estes) Park—The finest group- I the lowest price and summer needs at 25¢ "s":é.a.f:fl e e o e SRR o lCid Capid e At i Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother celled for draping. $2.79. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Wool Serge Trousers, $1.49 Bell Brand Blouses, 65c. Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. mer. Mountains more than 14,000 feet high. Ask for booklet No. 14. California Calls You—Here mountain, valley and seashore combine their charms. The world’s oldest trees, highest waterfalls and biggest ocean. Yosemite National Park, and missions centuries old. Ask for booklet No. 16. Utah-Idaho Outings—Zion National Park, Salt Lake City with its huge Temple and Tabernacle, Great Salt Lake, and the mountain and lake retreats of Idaho. Ask for folderNo.18. Pacific Northwest and Alaska@—Great forests, mountains, cities, glaciers, Columbia River and Mt. Hood, Rainier National Park and B =6th"'Floor—= t Silk Dresses Unusual Dresses at these low prices $12, $15 and $19.95 Under ordinary conditions you’d pay more—but it is characteristic of the Bargain 6th to undersell. Many of these dresses are entirely new—others have 250 Regular and Extra Size .. Petticoats Extra Size Navy Blue Men’s Wear Serge Skirts $5.95 Of fine quality Men’s Wear Serge, in many new styles with deep slash pockets and trimmed with rows of fancy novelty buttons. Navy and B o ] Jersey Will Sell Like @ “Hot Cakes” at ! $2.95 For they are un- black only, with waist measures from 33 to 40 inches. e | puge; 5‘:’“,,4. Stcance fip; ,& Alaska il been here but a few days. Niglvlll:lgscl)m 3 . Vm:; nglsls ‘::;3}; : figgev :fil‘;ffi( past fjords rivaling those of Norway. 5 ; wns, 5 » = Ask for booklet N'o. 17. 5 ;T (hicRsatisfactopyiassormeniiindlud SR afctas 50¢ Tajlored voile Jersey and trimmed Satins, Mignonette, Taffeta combined with Georgette, of the better Tallored white with wide bands of l.l‘.‘:u»' Suml::e; Excu:.:lg;?:fi Beg‘ira Jm:, z: i printed Gsctml'gette asgsnmbkd with hSz:unA i ?:-.'3:;'"--‘5::?"-’!"'7'?3 :;.»:: ',:"",!E;‘,?,,M‘E} ;.::; D d"l' SR "%m Homesee "ares, third Tuesdays i Season’ c| £ 5 re’s on , month to certain points in Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washingwon. i .,...,..J :er:;eirl. aic .pf:.: .:ylz,?'u-.i':m-li:g a QMnied quantity necks. ® New ‘models w p! eatedd ruffles. i ! sash models and others equally smart in style. Aoisizes are 16 jand o eolored; sitipes: : m::ln A lmlssi: it Ask ¥. L. Feakine, General Agent I Beading: ! braiding i eabeoldeny. Lin. Tallll theic - : : who desire real sma ! o Kunilies Stensy £36. Comtoeioh Xewnt Bide.. 30k ona Miakot: s i variations, including the artistic eyelet eme An Assortment of S.amplc Bloomers petticoats, and want i _broidery that has made such a hit this year. Very Special, 50¢ : 5 to buy them for less il ‘Brown, tan, gray, copen, navy, black and combined alaEerit matenn At ot ers o o reatty | thantactuall vorth— trimmed with ruffle and colored stitching. Although they're samples, you'll find them ex- cellent values. should by all means see this assortment. colors in distinctive effects. * Bargain Sixth—Lansburgh & Brother I acific stem Uniog}]