Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 11

s : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOM lnterior Painting—Wall Paper \INTERNATIONAL LAWYERS | MISS ALICE TO TALK. DIGNITY, RESTRAINT, e T e e l YAP AND SHANTUNG D. €, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921. 1T THE WEATHER. l LAUDS U. S. DEMOCRACY. ] delphia Tor dirt if st the waor painting o N 5 Phlla Tapering your home to we. - © g s0d ) TO ATTEND MEETING | Woman Representative to Address T D o ey Me= Longstreet Addresses Society | §9.50 Moderate Prices—Best Workmanship. | W.C. T. U. NEED, SAYS MEGATA |[rot much change in temperature on Necdlot At ot RETT Estimates chee:fully furnished. - - | 7 b S moderate rast and southeast, shifting adtional. | Reconstruction Will Be steussed] Miss Alice M. Robertson, Tepre- TOKIO. April f-constraint | o west winds The value and need of Americani- | v vi de- an ignity ‘ere urge upon e For Maryland—Showers tonight; to- { Zzation work was emphasized by Mrs CORNELL WALL PAPER C0. | From Many Angles st An | Xontatve from Okianoma, wiil e Sl DR I e b b e T L T 714 15th n.w. M. 537353 i i Joryen S s 7 Yap and Shantung questions | portion: fresh east and southeast, [mous Confederate weneral, in her nual Gathering. | quarteriy convention of the W. C. ron Tanctaro Megata, head of | Shitting onh least speech 1ast night at the meeting of i § ! g e Dis a H: line Japanese dclegation, at R For Virg: —Showers to ht; | the Georgia State Society, held at th | Reconstruction ‘of international law T- U. of the District o4 the Hamiine |\ irring Speech to| G mecting'of the agsembls of ) coter in'west portion: tamorraw fair. | Play house” Svatematic® progaganda will be discussed from many angles at | Methodist Church, Friday akes Stirrin eec the league of nations, who arrived {co % and | asainst Americ mits The convention will be called to e cooler in west portion; fresh cast and | 2 Jmerican institutions was | the annual meeting of the American So- o - 2 ere 1o southeast, shifting to west winds, enounced. —ANDOIN'I'HENT—— AR ety s order at \-Nq" clocknl».\‘A\“l:S-' {Lnr‘)’&‘]? D C Bankers Other He declared the settlement of these For West Virginia—Cloudy and much here have been many strange ciety of International Law, beginning | Sanford Shelton. eports o . L. o= questions was complicated by * Conter e e A reactions from a war fought out u tonight and cnding Saturday night, s < will be the first feature. Rev. e g er tonight: probably showers in | Teactions fror Eht our ear e the Shoreham Hotel. -Elihu Root Dr. H. . Fox will deliver the address Able Add Satlona) oublic AR e van | the mountaine; tomorrow fair and |4 10 ke the w0l : ) e Oliveira Lima of Bra- weicome. to which Mrs. Lena e resses. e s Thhuenceaiiny w;lcr- L Lon Mdemoceacy T liste Scap.Ofntment. Taleam. 2S¢ everywhere F v sessions with addresses bler will respond. & ' ecords for Twenty-¥ " s the onslaugh side ] ight. i € v o i - d- propagandists. r Tweaty-Four Hourn, of the sea aga t the p lemaoc- m—:wmmm‘xum lock tonight Jenkers at the convention | Tresident Harding last nizht, ad Faron Megata, who came to Japan | Thermometer—4 pm., $1; § p.m., 67; | racy men huve butided she. s unday, iviay e present meeting is the first to be | by the society in four years, before | which™ period annual meeting: Charles V. Burnside. Mrs. |dressing several hundred bankers at| from Eurbpe by way of 2 Miss Lurlyne Pettus, N - i o : 2 tus, o anquet of the District| he was impressed by were W. Price, Mrs. Alexander M. Gor- Sunualfibanguet Bt of good will and friendship tow: 12 midnight, 56; 4 a.m. 55; > wm. |*“The parlor bolshevist. recruited : 10N 56: 12 noon, 57. from America’s own educational in- A e, Highest temperature, 33. occurred | stitutions. is heard in the land t May and z9 held. Many prominent lawyers Dr. Lauretta Kress, Mrs. George | Bankers' Assoctation at the New| § nashipiis . 5 . 3 apan that had been shown through at 3 p.m. IR Blose ot e e M Moy the soviet above the re- [ ond J'Mr:;‘f‘;:"g\‘x'r‘;:;'_‘gfi:("{’j{;nm i M ‘lfl-rti_' l-H llzu*hl). k\ll;: Willard Hotel, elucidated the policy | out the United States during his |ture, 54, occurred at 6 mm toda | public. t r fans i Rt e T Wil [outlined in hls recent messaxe tol Journey across that country. i, Temberature rame dato last year— | Mrs’ Tongstrect criticised Baltlmore&ohlok R. ions. Touite L. Earll and Paul Wal- [O! haneral aure Lonsstrect Bicnilicietd Detailed discussion of problems re- | Hannz. Congress that there must be less gov- et e g 5 5 = Mrs seorge Mayn Only the Better Grade | ating to reconstruction of international ernment in business. - A e ., | Minor in her addi opening th Washington | law will begin tomorrow morning. when 3 | between production cost and consumer’s | ! midnight. 30.10: . 30.09. | recent D. A. R. congress here Phiiad See fiyers. Consult Prompt Delivery B. J. Werner i (|()\(wmfpr;‘r {nlrl lm-rnnnm}a{! Peace | should put an end to its pestife two fskins xn'lo»\n 4 ? peaks, followed by reports of four spe- interferenc ith righteous, le m the price of a pair o | cial subcommittees, to wh were as- Team to Contest With DB ehtogus, B S 0 and a cash balance of | signed specific questions. The cecutive |G- W. T. mate business,” sald the President, ho farmer sells his fatted sheep ,’l}r James Brown Scott of the Carnegie GIRLS TO MEET IN DEBATE “I Dbelieve that lh(.- g(\\'l’rllm:::}l:? S P E proved. A 8“,-!,‘1!)5 (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, House Painting am. and 6 { council will meet Thursday afternoon | One From W. V. U. “and that the government should e auna but voulney LT/ aodey 1 5 and at night consideration of the major | 33 cease to be a competitor of busi S und, e ton | Pm-i high tide, 11:44 am. ROOF PAINTING. lf l th 912 New York Ave. o Wil e Continuca. 1o | eorge Washington University's girl | ness which pusht ta he in the hands ‘H'.J,'. .S:oa Borel i one el miton | "o ner o MR ana R t’s the PH RAN \ 7628 Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the | debatini team will meet University of lof private enterprise.” cliopdwels about S1x OUNCeR 1 be | (23, P.m:; Mizhi tide. 12:19 aim. and ey ca ENS, ¢ FHONE FRANKLIN § | members of the society will be received | West Virginia girls in two debates| The President's address, sdelivered T S e er ! e 32 28 Fla._ave. & N 1333 Gas Range or Eyes Examimed 1§'|.“°ul'n> nt ..'.Ef?fflmg .xfn,:'h\l,n“‘-m[fi Saturday night. One will be held at|extemporaneously, was greeted with BeEIn oW their con- he Sun and Moon. l Specll.l Mor W. Va. and the other ina roar of applause. raduate xccm & Medical : : : : : i Glasses Fitted R pisht,with {he Public Library here at & o'clock. Vice President Coolidge, Comtroil Mrs. Nannette B. Paul, will preside {0f the Curren er and Ar- DR.CLAUDE s. SEMONES | i e St 5 Tt il preige ot G, Chrnencs SR S0 A st 10 prendens Eyesight Specialist [ e e Anderson, director of the |dressed the gathering on ways and| Arthur Revnolds, president of the Con- into their business and their T 5.6 am.; sun of Stat Water Heater is needed. now is tall. TIRES T $9.80 1 5:15 am; sun Moon rise: 11:50 p.m.; gets, 9:21 am Formerly With Edwin H. Eta) e e means of restorin country's\in Autc 4 o by ¢ ¢ 414’:“;}'1. i ) ‘What More Does He Want? women's bureau of the l:o;\:il;:::\m“a‘xl T ofirentor e najiigmabile lamps to be lighted one s. very 409- ? - N n thing to | Labo: = & The President said, in part: C. | N0th. “;6“5,"‘\,» 8- Benny—Have you had anything to I abat e Judge | The President said, in part Weather in Various Cities. ’(:HA E M“ l ER In e Sound Finance Needed. Harding o lead it out of its pre W ____ | Formerly Milier Bros.’ Auto Supp! nile Court, ipply House. conciuding an addres 812 14th St.. 4 Doors North of H Sl. son ek S ot e e B I PR BRI ' ‘ MAURICE J. COLBERT suran, Phor eat today them on disp! sponsibility tha sane and £ President, it is to you and| Stations. 621 ¥ St Main 3016-3017. o Sl o = d (et bt o, vt o oniERon i e o o al'l e cial life of any he very Lifs zuida ’“ e Y. ane e ’ blood of its tence, and you carr'tSistance that KA B S - £ % o have a wholesome commercial life]should render. 1 am bapp iness, | Amens Tex = without 1 have a s ure finan to. Yetopyau I '.’ e A & g . {life. As much as I wish America to [With connections ching into every | Atlantic City 3 3 ; 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. THIOYX'S || i wurabiaty Torbai i fare s e Ui o s ; : e Ve it is practically uscless to think about tions with many, m.«m‘mm 5 3 5 y —SHOWN 1IN 2 America returns to sound, nor- and financ Skl : Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. | methods, founded on everlasting duly receiving ¢ ons o | Clnrie foudy THE MOST 2 ation can ever succeed. no na hiv you have t ah ul to y 3. S i $ i B over write Its shapter. into |solve «the nation’s problem 4 B 4 R EENUREE e v of commercial achievement,| Mr. Jteynolds declared the f"""";‘{ R s S R RS | . no nation need ever re to eminenc reservy system will continue to be ¥ ESIC S : { S tors in{ ¥ > ] 3 in the activities of mankind unless it [one of I most important fi Ghveat: IS 4 nation of sound financial holicics,|our fintacial conduct and business | i = : AT THE FITTED BY EXPERTS committed first of all to the righteous lactivitiess It has proved itself sound 2 ¢ 2 If you are ruptured— Remember, we have Trusses A Sailor you have found @ischarge of its obligations, in ten@and practically workable, 3 s 78 ! Sl 10 Bt all conditions. - : : K ¥ =7 would like to say to vou, just as|he said = . 3 4 is the moat‘practl(‘d! Hat T had dcliberated ahout it | pig Tusm-eut of Bankers. 2 v PRICES All mew xtock. for wear with a tailored while, ‘that I don't believe the | Robery N. H r. president, | Yew 3 g 5 ¢ Reanonable prices. government or § institutions e MMERMAN sresided and welcomed the guest cial presided and ; —an expert of wide experience, Quality Crepe de suit or with shirt waist, financial and commerc ac I et Boier E 2 e > o can be run by mere theo ; He stated that the District B: Z hiladelphia® 30.16 E = Cl > g or Shmc and T?rf‘c‘z: $ whether used as a business e o ma et s Association. presens more | han | bt el 3% e St eadeg i Sy s stCaUL r P i themselves. orty banks, with combined rortland, Me oudy KAPNECK better sort. Silk ° or for sport and outing of 190,000 Tortland, 3¢ $ ‘ OMAN’S Instrument wear. There's about 230 Lexs Government in Business. Otticers of forty-one banks w AiRac O KI i dresses that can- Electric Fixtures “I have ventured to say on present, as were aho several hunrlrwlvv not be manufac- ; to be offered tomorrow thing 1 believ dircetors, represen’ ing practical 717 12th St. N.W 1114 14th St. NW. tured at the price for tomorrow. Just dozens 5 i selli P i republic needs above ev eve branch of th ity BN 8 = Frank. 3058 Phone M 5088 fully youthful models, elaborately é““‘ have b]:e" -e”‘}'}]g 2 fuins G0 s e OV T G st aetys o R 3 isiness ofe! businass 1 Was presented ) embroidergd and ruffied. Made to retail at [| $4.00 everywhere;in black, Dusinces iandimorsibusindssbinyeove, Wak mucacn AR 2D 2298 and more. All sizes. Brown, Navy; in Plain or i lieve that the government!Tresident. V Presideuit { should put an end to its pestiferoug|0f the currency and the \bresident of interferenca with righteous cach of the banks affi advd with the mate business, that the go Y clation b W arrange should cease to be a competitor o nefcommitteeii ch Anfc e fol- Dusiness Wwhich ought To he in the|ments for the dinner inclugted the fol- hands of private enterprise. Then. on o e Joshua the other side %) r v belie: hairman; o e 5 r side 1 just as firmly believe | S R S Nna N $5.50 Tailored Silk | e Rouen ciee or St lan—some banded and tai- = lored bows or others with W aists wide bands of folds. /i Ithat we ought to apply the same in-'1vans. v 5 & There's only about 200 e — [telligent methods of busin in con. | Rosenberg, W. W. Spaid and (;grcoran of these beautiful colored I i |ducting the greatest business in the | Thon - B ¢ T 51 50 | [fi~e Made in the hi-lo collared | “It is not in a spirit of hoasting, x style. These are high- ! my countrymen, that I am rvnnn‘ll":l COL. FLAGLER TRANSFERET n every particular | T g | tonight that place in the world i Col. €. A. F. Flagler, Corps of Ex- Actually worth $5.50. | assumerd peace than when th- civiiloi- | in the Hawaiian Islands and ordered . n of the world was at rtake. It |to Baltimore. Md, for duty. Col is not o difficult to arous: the patri-| Flagler formerly was in charge of Hut the hest that is in them wnen the|system and the improvement of the sample line inational life is threatened by war. Tt) Dotomac and Anacox vers A maker’ of High-grade ilk Skirts Hundceds ofichoicetiows is a little more difficult. how -ver, to| s Made to sell as high a o s | consecrate everybody to the aidialt | Hardly two skirt ers. fruits and foliage that solution of the terrible aftermah of R IA in the lot the same style. retailed as high as $1.50—all twar, and in this republic. with +11 our F N taf- in one great lot tomorrow. {resources and intelligen . we “the Untts For Infants and Children 3 very diflic problem to put th well atess of America on the '"“'”"i|nuseFor0ver30Vears on’t Overlook These [ = i ozt Jant by the te : sl o o o2 S tomn sworld, s.pur duty | Painting Paperhanging Thll'd'FlOOl' Spe(:lals Lyt R e T bodv can make a more helof il jtribution in that great task than BOYS’ GOOD WASH SUITS |t i ) 2538 (G MW | zreat banking world, for Sour eo-opern. {tion and assistance in the great task of These are not the sort that would retail reg- { helping to put America on t forward 'y > - ance not in the inspiration that 5 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose A wonderful quality full- fashioned all- pure thread double sole txrravv\‘dh G le pavice top ‘ATl the mew sprmg shades. Ladies’ Dropstitch Hose Ladies' Fine L)Nn Drop-stitch Hos 54 black or cordov: n4 c seamed back and shaped 1n double sole and materials—the fuliness in cut and the neat- from selfishness; I want your assistanes ness in finish and you'll readily see they should high-spi.ced 0 d 2750 i1 $300. Made in th ° not with ]lhn pr"onlv\.' f banking ins se readsi at 3230 and 35.00. Made in the utions alone, but want PUr assist- Pure Thread Silk Hose || X, 75 Sty and Russian Blouse Styles {ianeeand ‘ali” e adminiztration “want Try Musterole. See How e from good Galatea’Linene, Madras and Chambray, in sizes 3 to 8 || 5n the s fnamemt e now that Quickly It Relieves to injure the service. c years. surety of our forward movement sually sold Nation Needs Bankers' Brains. You just rub Musterole in briskly, and : e ) ) when perfect. Se .00 .50 Vie ol T, o |usually the pain is gone—a delicious, acuble snlew: $1 Boys’ Pants $1 Boys’ Golf Caps auige jaent sCooliqes: ol ,‘j’;_ soothing comfort comes to take its place, | Good School Pants } forming public functions for the welfare | Musterofe is a clean, white olntment, D . Boys' Wool Golf for Boys of 8 to 16 . 3 de with oll of tard r & L Caps, made from a jof the people and that the nation needs | ade with oll of mustard. Use it in. ;\;_.‘nw.{;x.;l}r;la”k‘x:: sl chatce otimin: their brains as well as resources in valy. | stead of mustard plaster. Will not sl b tures and blue ing the great problems now confront- | Plister. nocks the | be ity e Many doctors and nurses use Muster. serges, strong i sure to & il 1 i T x ole and recommend it to their patients, e iniin, atcTia wo ks, The top cut ! ad_aright the aims of the | 'S [0 Lii”gladly tell you what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Child’s Sport Socks ¥ine Ribbed sox. ith fan cuff top, ain o black covdovan c An and white extrac ary bargain. pe present administration and if 1 may aspiration aid steds. Cut full and strongly made. |10 &ll one piece. | Tudge of its £ & c Men’s Athletic Shirts dodge. of Me g Croap, Stiff neck, asthma, neuralg ; i y| N o ent, it aims fo ca " 3 gia, Men's Slip-over Ath Boys $14.98 Two-Pants Suits [V o ST Dhsiness Smeerlenos | Songestion. pleuridy.” rheumatisei, lum: i Yetie Ribbed These ae of Polly Prim A A (intellisence | pago, pains and aches of the back or i an extra fin the better sort, y prons P SR g "4v | joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, \ N ey gt o ith 2 paira oF X have) ance and wisdom that | chilbiains, frosted feet, colds of the s 2 o ta—the kind What an assort- gomento; Y, chest. Always dependable. . selis at 50c d Z t makes one ment of designs in the great enterprises 35c and 65c jars; hospital size, $3.00. » do_the mork this lot of Aprons. Transgression ags of two. Seddol trond stinird supply and demand is the b Y n erwear from ,{;g",, e wtstes. cut|64%64 count percales, of'the country’s cconomic - full and the pants li boys up to trimmed with ed 2. Crissinger. controller of the | Men’s Jean Drawers ra Quality Hea o Jean ¢ h ribbed web leg seam arnd Double 1 T good wearini Ladies’ Ribbed Vests Made from combed long staple . yarn Finished with tailors c ed ‘tubular top bodice styles. All regular s Boys’ Nainsook Union Suits House or Porch Dresses miied o St m,[w;,_f , Itls A LeO.naI'd Cleanable . and house them,” said M Crissinge Made in a varied assortment of tailored or copidibeshougne auith ed styles from an excellent grade of plaid sl 85 R D B S - The housewife who is so fontunate as to possess a Leonard d{e{k or stripe ginghams that are absolutely fast vould soon solve themselves. Unfor- # . . = e H =1 beolar. Fitted Detteli naiBillic Baikes contiT: o |ur§1m§”_n.':{|'.s‘an,'.'::'.’f e Stkaupels 2 Refrigerator always .experiences a thrill of pride s rzes St iealaata New Bnslanatnelloatanci| H > y when showing to othersythis wonderful aid to health . . Manufacturers, jobber: vhole- . Ladies’ Wool Sweaters Good Corset Waists . retailers, laborers—are all in keeper WhOSCfUfiS blank. and happiness. And you) too, would have the same Do nt jud s ort of combination to frustrate : experience, because: e $ e Coree A PR RS I ets and clothing have been'! S :\:t:‘.,;.”:;‘”'}:;n’i"“.";‘dggc e Oserinones L sprayed with "PREVENTOL' The Leonard has a pure white intenjor—porcelain fused on Fe quality large A e e 49(: han double the strong hose ' support- R cementsorin i em i “and stored a}homg- - . : good wearing ce. The pop ers. A wonderfully R 3 SISOR Q s > s 7 PRl * S LhbInbed web seam T \lar tie-back style in a big range | strong, servicea : Lt h"r“,:"'", o ‘h"“ e e steel—that is so sanitary, cool, clean and inviting in appear- Stats 16 o Rl S L SALEIR {tween cost of raw ance that it gives vou a feeling of¥confidence in cleanliness ¥ Pe——— of production; no relations botween 4 cost of production and cost to the con- {sumer: in short, where there is no re- Ly ' @ 5 3 = i . Spe(:lal DomeStlc values 'l‘llurSda'y R Do :‘"x’m'"""’l'](":’io{:‘rl"’"1 = The provision chamber in the Leonard Refrigerator is one- " 't a the very second you look inside. piece porcelain, with all corners rounded. There i sl 00 TABLE DAMASK 30c DRESS GINGHAMS chance for dirt or germs to collect anywhere. The bright " b tra heavy mercerize Just one-half what the price should be % o g S = » ;" St ‘, S L L i for auch. fAine. quality l»r-\n”nrur:fi::‘.ln‘_ = wire shelves have a 3;-inch mesh, thus #fierding constant : ed quajity. in & ‘ a selection of pretty plaids, stripe ghien p b Koo R et 2 and stripe de < Washes 1 reta ‘ FoaibIocl DIaiges Bvevy nietalsin s ntos c Torm the most iMe circulation of cold f!r) air, .‘md the case is uwrlht_r\ulefj as = bk, FiAcegsy Al to give ten walls of insuiation, making as near\an ideal food These poplins actuall counters at §1.00 a yard. o0ld over our W : 22K CROWNS & oaniers e ygafifl.:.w:39 c B WY crronote BRIDGES SeventhiSireet Mayer o. Between DG E TO 49¢ WHITE GOODS 1 9 59¢ CURTAIN MARQUISETTE e e e s container as human ingenuity has so far been alfe to devi = ' os " 7 1 lias o reputation for hom-».( 2 Sl s ikt Wonderfully fine quality, 36-inch-wide . ] A c "‘:,"""\w:‘:‘“M‘I‘_";j"_“ "‘:'h;"”'"' “'"‘2 % g Ray Eramination: The Leonard is not an expensive refrigerator, either in first ’ 395 36 ]NCH CRETONNES o A g c / } At Hodte Ers 0’[1’@ | cost or upkeep. The sizes start with 25 pounds iceacapacity " T o0 colors 19(: TWILLED CRASH TOWEL'NG N :::';"...'.'.: l‘;-;{r::-"-'.;e::n hxu;:,l.l’nntlon and the prices down around $18 1f you haven'tyall the - o " Heavy Twill Toweling with red stripe MY FAMOUS & Fl:;j;;é& p\Oney. now, \\'e.‘ll'\\'iit. }"ft there .is] 11}:.reu>uxj|' l'f)x' yourgwait- x e Bocdes s wiails athioe e\ ey CatE et c o g‘;ld ....$1.00 ing. Come on in and make your selection today. . and a real barj 3 A ilver ..... 2 9(: $1.00 SILK POPLINS AR, WL | Alm o Sec . aria. l.uuv arnet, light gray, lavender 3541 ls 2 18L 0 YARDS 36 INCH PERCALES | iitin s fer el e e e ara l 5(: 50c ‘36-INCH BLACK POPLIN 29c /) T Open Sundnze 10 AN 1o in. with zood lustrous fntah, 36 Inches Testimonialx on reques: Very special for Friday only. Caution—Remember the name & addzess|