Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 15

™ THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921 15 Stolen Jewels of Late Cardinal Recovered in Birmingham, Eng. cf The commissioners are hold- lll?: n;':.lly conferences with Individuals and receiving communications from varlous organizations regarding con- ditlona in the Philippines. By the Associated Press |includine Gen, Osear enavid s BIRMINGHAM. England, May 13.— | former president of the republic. we; re J 1 (h t at one ‘L,, belonged to|deported from Peru ¥y on 3 g was caused by a ewels that im | Peruvian Tiner Vait prafng o the n creing vLenin® during the la nal Newmin, which had | prding to the ok i been s en om the cardi have been rec residenc police this city. A man named Taylor wis being tricd at Smethy on a cha of housebreaking. an H when the police were ence a found, home for ¢ jewels were 1and was | 1 ket Vot longed to the Airplanes to Fight Fires. VICTORIA, B (. —Orgun an adrplane force to fight f in thps province is to be it was reported today, (¢ anncuncement of the Br priated § patrol €ys urated to loca to a base. patched large plan fighters and equipmet at.’ by Briking 'r»lnmm:-‘ } s dtds o b n ials of €he submitted a pro « ers, which partially mands, but whether it od capnot be determined urtti conference. Isolated instances sabotage. such as wire cutting and the | pany’s property, are reported | city may be foree of u threatened strike by the Theater Folk Federatmon, which is considering a walkout in Sympathy with the A gentine Playwmzhts' Society a member of the fede wrights who are membs ciety have se n ultimatum to the-| ater owmers, demandinz that th produce plays written ¢ by mem bers of their sodety. and reject tho from a rival tion. which is | federation. The federation includes actors, orchestra musicians, costum-| (i ers, scene shiftarsand ushers and pro- fesstonal claffuers’ recently applied for |H membership. Wil Attend Peru Celebration. will leave here early in July to attend the centennial celebration to be held 100 years of independence for that country. of Bolivia, and will be made up of Dr. | ’I aita is Sydney, Australia. ing destruction of the telephone com- their beaul i PLIFIER,” which, like the violin, improves MONTEVIDEO —A special embassy | n Sittend | f NEEDLES,” greatly simplifying the process l of needle—change. in Peru in observance of the close of | | The party will g0 by way | Feeling 1 FIUME.—F cctions h )t Noted Spanish Writer Dies. | ‘ountess Emila Pardo-| d Spunish authoress, | beor Was eartied out wilhout 1 SHIP SAILS TO HAMBURG. French Line Makes Bookings at| Baltimore for Germany. Speeinl Dispateh to Fight Checks LONDON ending to cbe An. 0 ¢ leamer Niagara the : left Baltimore with winct \I ked for Hambure, r m prineip: sto saud. 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XXX o3 oo B oSS a i D adedededdsd o * NOTE OUR LIBERAL TERMS: For Any Article Up to $5—-PAY ONLY S A WEEK For Any Article Up to PAY ONLY $100 A WEEK Far Any Articke Up to $5-PAY ONLY $150 A WEEK For Aumy Articlo Up to $100—PAY ONLY $200 A WEEK For Larger Amounts Pay in Proportion See Other Announcements Pages 5, 23, 30 Seventh at F One of the many styles sketched A" WOMAN is always well dressed in a jersey suit; for the jersey knows no season. In summertime the jersey skirt may be worn separately, and on cool sum- mer nights a jersey coat is as easy to slip into as a sweater. Think of the economy of such a suit. new quirks in pockets and belts. Half a dozen styles, with choice of tuxedo or notched collars; All the desired spring shades, and Where pnce: are guamuleed by Base Ball May 17th Elke ve. Masons 4 For henefit of Salvation /) Arma Tickets on sale here. Seventh at F A record-breaking sale! Heathers spun Suits The ideal summer suit for women and misses. Wool jerseys—app_roved styles; desired shades; all to go at the unexampled low price of N ~rare 1,000 jersey suits will be none too many at $10. For the jersey has a defi- nite place in the summer wardrobe. It’s at home in town or away from it; it’s the ideal knockabout suit for business wear; it’s just as practical for vacation. Toss a jersey into a suit case for a hasty week end trip; take it out unwrinkled or unmussed. When a jersey gets wet, no matter. It will not lose its shape, because it is worsted knit, not woven. And there is no lining to sag. Various styles; three sketched. many in combination colorings, with checked revers, cuffs, etc. Sizes for misses, 14 to 20; women, 34 to 44. And a companion sale of = SUMMER BLOUSES, $4 95 One look at the blouses evi- dences the strength of thg sale. High quality. —Mignonettes —Crepe de chines —Georgettes in the effective Overblouse and tuck-in styles pictured and a dozen other styles as well All short-sleeve styles in hone; ;M.ew 3\1"’ hcunl, gray, bisque, navy, flesh and w! I sizes 36 to Also women’s sport blouses, $1 Effective sweater and sports blouses in white voile with satin stripe ar cross- bar effects; also-lavender, blue and rose checked white voiles, Sizes 36 o 46, 5 CBlsme shep, hisg Sess.) i ‘—_.*