Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 20

HOUSE ADJOURNED TODAY. Lack of Important Business Cause | of Hold-Up. When the House discovered it had rothing important on the calendar for ., ATTEND THEIR TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921 COAL BILLS REPORTED. Seasonal Rates and Cost and Profit | Probe Now Before Senate. Two bills relating to the coal in- dustry, one authorizinz the In EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. |MANY OF BRITISH NOBILITY WEDDING. o THE |izing presidential control over cable! landings. The measure has been re- TREATY TO I.APSE.V the commerce committee; Failure of the Turkish nationalist tically as it was approved by the| government of Angora to ratify the treaty concluded March 10 between the French government and the Turk-. ists is expected to cause according e Of the 75,000,000 to 100,000,000 stars ish nation: ‘714-1IST. nel, 7 Yds. for.. Fitted, square style with UNDERTHE BIG TUP’ Ladies’ Stamped cket. avy White Shaker . Gingham Petti- 89¢ | | Teddy Combi- 8¢ planndl ST ook feces on OU know good suits when nations, air B . Sisiinlo 7 s e S Bed Pil- Clowns, Trapeze Artlsts and “r—'»____ ! you see them and you Pond’s Cream, 2 large jars. 89(‘ jar Cold Cream and ishing Cr made with gathered ruffle. Flesh-colored Batiste ADvERTISEMENT. have a fair idea of what fine wool tricotines of this qual- ity and tailoring are worth. Animals Vie to Amuse Washington Crowds. L s o roueh @ teloa , v the agreement. a s o ; e 5 tpaay it adlourned late yesterday un:| 18 b SO0, QUOUEN o' o e “naked n feceived hera today in ofc Tt srasanal rates And another P.K quality: P-K prices; P-K service—these arc the reasons plan then to bring up the bill author-f eve. ficial circles. | thorizing the & ctary of Commerce | for the popularity of the P-K Market. T G S T T O o of el " (2ot A = = - B e LA 3 Y | Bacon wi 7%= 1b., 35¢ £ 29¢ . = H ;. 2 3 H £ Pillowcases g Towels, £ Superior Veal Juxcy Steaks £ 4 for 5 fox =| Breast (bone out) ... .Ib.,15c | Porterhouse Ib., 45¢ H] 8 El Shoulder Roast Ib.,20c | Sirloin . ......1b,42c = 890 i ¢ £ Shoulder Chop. ... b, 22c | Bottom Round ... .Tb,38c E (223 Pillowenses & Good dizelticav §| Rib and Loin Chop. ..lb.,28c | Top Round. .. .. {ty g‘ = . S ur = S pede of Rl 810-818 7th St. T«,Sflc’f.-. ‘fiv‘sorbenl = Cutlets ............. 1b., 45¢ Hamburg ........... ., 25¢ = with wi = and durable. H S Wi i - g ARTILLERY TO MARCH. FiohiEsus e trom e am Doz., 30c = = The 24 Battalion of the Field Ar- LK in cartons. = W Il B Hairnets ] H £ st Toraer vt it 133 ; 3 Doz., 87c 5 airne! = anna, Pa. early next month to = API'OII Wednesday l _e 5 st in the field training of the field Sugal Flour £ | Gingham % = 5 QZ':::'.‘.ZZ”‘{ “Ffi;'a}fa” e Mrmest VAN | Granulated ... ... .. .Ib, 7c Gold Medal or Pillsbury— = = make the trip 0. Fu Mye - 1 = fi fi £ 5 Pinmilvania Camp and buck ,R"'i ou:‘-ffm,.on Br‘ownv .:l; {(‘k e = Em—— — — = marching Confectioners 4x. ... .lb, 11c H = == —— W = ! il Powdered . ... _db,1lc | 12-1b. Sack ............ : < ég = =55 E S C o ™ = —— — = 3ri ien. Albert jawley has e = e e ———— =§‘ = |ithdiGencrall Staft Corps ; Z | color Gingham, E e —— e =i = — E—— W —N = H - el EE—— - E — =ea @ g E H e— — E— — Wash Sui = = =¥ Ay I — ash Suits | = = — & e = = | Neckwear % H . N — : _— — 89¢ | : ! K0 — 2 = g | ozl s e e - H am— . —— 9 — nd $1.50 N = 7th : E = * - H i = —Y r—X — = m;_\&:z‘;; H ¢ at » : Wher(li prlces are glf{!l;dlll??d ) 7th at F = — — E — B nior No = - - § o o — == — T — Suits, in = sl B 5 V== = o = . = = —] enambray. | = i g - £ ;:u"-"u";les."_‘ = =—N = Suesd 08 | Bl L v dnughter of Gordon Scifriie B e oot | SILK-LINED, finely tailored wool = = | both in England and this country, hecame th mte Jacques dt‘] = = :;!;:ur at Bm;"'“o“ Oratory lnlli “rl'k.l ||:|n|u;;r " =% the hrhlc-.a‘n-'i' 1 o 5 Ps = = egroom photographed outside Lansdow ouse after the ceremony, whicl = was attended by many of Britain's nobilit t t t = 890 Stamped Chil- 89c Percale 890 rlco lne Sul S £ | Aprons, 2 for.. dren’sRompers, 5 yards for. ... = Made with deep hemstitched White in nursery patterns. s‘l?enr?:z‘;g Q?:nu;;l;r:; g E?'ngll‘:a::mss 89 Stamped 890 checks and figures. $ .50 E, Nigh s aker Flan- | g AP"““’ 2 for.. C mgnxlim white batiste. Shak 890 I large I large jar Va Both for sfc. Men’s 50c PUBLIC DANGER A Warning Which May Save Your n. | \ Self mfl!ed{ with elastic at s lk L l oric Patterson t NK( Fiorida oo paroraYou CRildren knee and waists, ilk is Hos 89 theast, one i . = 1 isle Hose, ving rura s o ——— i Muslin 8 2 pr. C g while blue Capar e et i o carerul wiat vou ke tor 2 |1 More than a dozen different = C pr. for ........ nd lavender and Ring el e A H so-calléd “cold cures.” | Nightgowns. ... silk embroidered clock. oy pmmineiw g dhol s 1 Round. and square necks, th white silk em- S k S Al . morphine. or other, poisonous || sty es. aliort -Widoves trimmed with broidered clock. Ferfect. Boys’ Khaki 890 ARl iemember that Fathor Johns | i ?, s is absolutely free from dan- embroidery and lace. “Iell s Sl l‘fl.“'.s ‘.;lnnr:l n'fm;h)‘ ‘rlnlr]nnonnn i ‘h‘ r Johnis: Med| Muslin i sixty-five ckars 1% Knickers “of v,r colds and throat Fu S. all sizes § to Army khaki. in -cut and laughs offered by Greatest Show on Barth!” 1 Fiber Knit Ties 890 89¢ “The R These are only part of 'llllllIIIIllIlIIIllllIIIII|I|I|I|IIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIII||III|lIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIINII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIlI|||II||||III||IIII|IIIIlllIIIIIII|I|llIIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll“lllll||||||IIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIl Petticoats .. Cross stripe and fancy pat- R LY Gacates v 1 Ssateitdeeol e braidery o 7. i Brothers' and Barnum & Ba sl . el ™ ,,:;l-ls) ::v:insook 853:1 g;);:; 5 89¢ i esntatives of sxers_ciree ot | the salg of 600 suits Gmgham 3 garmients for C pYictor, Bell and America's T o wnich, Swith (1= Three | | —which started today. Other materi- 1 8 i || T T || | Sne iR G g i als are serges, checks and novelty suit- n plaids, checks an D stz i 1 3 3 B 3 + . d wi lors. i stripes."teimmed witn " colors. | | Men’s Khaki 89 c Boys ings. But tricotines dominate. pockets. White Tailored Middy Blouses.. 89¢ Made of Jean, sallor collar, black tie, long sleeves, patch Size 6 to 22. white or cordovan. Regular 3% values. ’ Madras Union Boys' pockets. 3 Vds. foresight to purchase | Children’s Peg- Coveralls ... Madras, °sor Sl STy e ifleshilland] Misses' sizes, 14 to 18. c Made of plain blue and strip- Yard-wide Madras of excel- E away, the throng which gathercd to stren th . s top Rompers. e o) e o R S oD O || BlintEreeh e g i Women's sizes, 36 to 4. Sizes . value. colorful s 3 | The circus lived up to its advance 5 | oo 3 With white bodles and plain | | oyt Sizes 3 o yrm 3 e || ST or Bbe. £ | Sotices. being. in the ominion of those | because it Oaciimiclaketoiiiey e caloc SR S CE Splopi = dicec Boys' 890 Sash Curtains, E| who’ gxinea samission” the " eretiont| s e Children’s Mus- Overalls ... e T e adeio) i < Made of heavy blue denim, | | 2 Pairs ............ Z | blers and bareback riders vied with | pure food i lin Drawers, 89(. bib style. full cut, well made. New Marquisette Sash £/ the clowns In securing theapplauss | l . [ C RY-ER S S| vears. alue. ins, n white, e e - { the e ousands o H 3 for st to du JeuraThy e | | saee” S A0S | Siathy sytniniale Hhaumncs by | elements | Half-price sale CA e %’I;‘;}:: o ; 890 pairs for S9c. Eimclnsurt, onthe *ground wt| which nourish the system. | $ B Accumulation of our Edges or insertions, 12 vards C| i e Ay die o ui i | Best for Colds— throat | nit vests for little folks cach 5 : o Second, f Ste fled Grass = | i $1.50 & $1.98 890 Ladies’ Inmitial Hand- tize o "\mm siight- | =i Many Notables There. troubles and as a bady el b e SO ; 1) < e Voile Blouses kerchiefs, =S|, Vice President Coolidge builder. ARTER'S knit underwear is of such high standard that he About 12 styles in the lot; 1 89(3 Curtain Serim, 8 E(bien who. ‘attended yestera ; classifies as “second” any garment that shows the slightest not all sizes in each style. 4 for..... = C £ | forma, Any one who went 10| Noalcohol or dangerous drugs, s 3 prs. Boys’ or 89 Fine qualit 8 Yards .......... : £ with o well established| ] flaw. C A 5. Lo L cllent Quality White =|case of the blues must have it These vests are such “seconds,” though you Girls’ Stockings Men’s Initia an “in Scrim for. summer | = {banished. for the ciowns of the com-| J. F. SWEENEY & CO. g g The girly® are mercerized. kerchiefs. *;‘-"5‘““",‘:*;’“3;;"“‘ Poxe Siijommeo AnoaRnEse - PNarNAtiaEe Special would scarcely know if we had not told you ribbed. = All come in black, 8for ... Table 89c = Nflgg"i:fis;‘:fl?l?nga(l\fivq:\bshnr:\ of a ELK GROVE Lisle vests; high neck with short sleeves; low neck with short sleeves; £ | circus parade—or perhaps, because of of heavy, lustrous quality, ia | =/ the animals. The animals were all 3 Scalloped Shelf Oilcloth, attractive patterns. = | there. in bewilder beraiiteal Suits. Worth @Q¢ | | . &oiomt S htieed 89 —!Q.,ffz,".,.,:.‘:..el:.“,f,,"m Cimiihad | Mexandria, Va.__ i !hn\tfl to t! highest pea 5 = Gone forever are the days “hnnl All sizes. Slightly irregular. zbeelmk- -d 5 e =| “rough stuff” on the part of circus DT L3 B o P Ladies’ Lisle otton, > yds Eimmiediiawhite Z| emploves or followers was tolerated Vests. 3 f. C 40-inch _Heavy Unbleached Linene reduced to, Zland cven encours Th ests, 3 for....__ Sheeting Cotton each, 3ec. S (0f eviry man an All styles. Regular or ex- Men’s Curtain Rods, 890 E|uniform_ of the tra sizes. Pink and white e 3 = | Earth” is nowada = s i ~ Forest Mills and other makes. Union Suits ... 6 for || bis eMcicuey -Gra), 1)1‘0“11 or black SUEDE 85 2 Pairs of Children’s ey e S| ind case as a Metropolitan Opera | 2 b ID 4 i U Batirer. @ or sbe. £ | House audience : | s ~Black, white or brown K c = this afternoon ) ocks Wmdow shadns 81x90 Seamless and night conclude the show's stay | = Socks .. She 89(3 890 in Washingion. | W —Black SATIN, tan CALF regular weave. St Run - of - the - Mill H, ! Ee=— 511 4 Pairs of Bur- @Q | | it prathia i e 0 | Z1RAILWAY WOULD ENJOIN w’ half and iginal pri FL : i inal prices T v | ] Honeling 89c¢ | | Boston 38 SECRETARY OF TREASURY Pure Cream alf and less orig pi Gordon ~ Rount-tick Syevatec Bugs . 9c because we’re clearing broken lots - t;;l ount-ticket anv:v.:a“\-:é' Diven Suiahea crash Bluck lmx!at;lon Leather =C°mpany.l’.rotests Assessments Un- u ge 08Cs 89c Indian Head 890 T loine Stk Dy oot des ROy Stonsjol W ex e ysiCar, All the above leathers, variously in one-strap Spaige : Cloth, 4 yds.. Men’s Soft 89 HerdawiatCanadian Border: “It’s Delicious” pumps, tongue pumps and walking oxfords. A ;{;Zkfizfi'a,f;fl,‘ffi:‘_ “linen-finished Collars, 4 for C Justice Hitz of the District Supreme ¢ Perfect. ash fabric. R e e Court yesterday cited Andrew W. Mel- White KID Also { Hm-k Towels, angle Soft Collars are in- lon, Secretary of the Treasury, to show In moire, black, navy and taupe. Fitted with mirror. Lenll:er 890 Swiss 890 Sflckfiséfigl‘ nadian ‘vorder and from sing the Any style l'{eel—sport. military, Cuban, baby Organd P At and wear. et (PO D Louis or high French heels. aggcr Bags ancy enlors, fitted Shirts Extra well made, collar at- tached and pocket. Full cut and fast color. Sizes 14 to 17. $1.00 value. 89¢ Children’s Shelf Ollcloth, 89¢ 10 yards for.... 3 for 890 18x36 Huck Towels, all white th colored border, P ermanent with V Sizes 10 to 89¢ Cniversal” nec Ciana pocket. 16, $1.00 value. 50c Shirting Damask._.. 72-inch Merc-nzed Damask, cluded—any mavtrlal style, any size, 14 to Men’s Lisle 89 c .27 Blad cordovan, gray and w {1111 IIIIIIIII|IflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllltll the cauy the 191 it—thousands of children Two performances 3 for - 4 of st as in for thousands of peop thronged circus grounds, anxious to view se May 26 why he should not be en- joined from applying the provisions of water carriers’ law of February 1, to the railroads crossing the C based on application for an injunction BUTTER.... Gunis Hurt" Yes? 50(: Ib. Is Eating a Torture? lm sh T rent Swiss Or- ite.; filed by the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Cln.ldren s Silver- nReRite ha Al colore Men’s Work IS Vsie® Marie Patiway ¢ ampany, 9 R \lc-n s Jean C which claims that it has been illegaliy ere s lnstant Rel]ef plated Mesh 89¢ 89L assessed more than $ Bags ... Diawers “Rig Bill* Shirts, made of compensation to custom inspectors and F Y - Aol all Cha 5 5 has been threatened with refusal to al- =7 = - . W et ol U E | S|ie Bt & or You or Handmade Philippine French Pearl- Drawers, w clecves. Perfect quality. | tween the hours of 5 p.m. and § am. un- like Filled Q¢ | | it = 8el . ey, VIREENORCHRIAC nightgowns and others at adies’ Unic q is told of the passage Beads ... ot aon H":f:;uzrl’:::vs ; of 'the act of 1911 which s McHale's Home Remedy. It g g nd o With gold filled clasps Suits, 3 for extra nizes. Black, white, corr Toca ot Thepectere. o the loeaing. or Gom i Sfind o Eon! Siamped Centerpleees |—'.‘;fj:v~.ty M;' “\fi"’; l:::;»c;?:; dovan. \;vonh 19¢ a pair. ;Jnlnldmxlo‘f’ h:m. crossing the in- ;‘fllflerlnzlxh- n:r;.m-hc.;u.:m:;{ $ 45 Eied tndtulfeRa 5 2 : ernational border, which, it is said, §&'s Disease (Psorrhea), 5 and siees Worll) 4o Ladies’ Full-fashioned A Ry ettt L L or TENDER GUMS. Here's| c Children’ Lisle Hose. tend to railroads crossing the bor- what Rev. J. M. O'Brien, pastor Scarfs, pair Sila: Fons ) s 9c der. Prior to 1920, the railway com- e Tan, linene. Socks, 3 pairs 3 pairs for pany says, the baggage of ifs pas- Suffered long with Pyorrhea—| Men’s Silk Socks b Worth pair. sengers. Relief was immediate, perma. | gowns are of $125 Onyx Fuil-fashioned Table Infants’ Shirts The attempt to extend the provi- nent. No more suftering % YT, seuL asliloned i Cc s c slons of the water carrlers’ act to e aeEetilon . - E 2 E quality. cor- Padding - 6 for ... the railroads is unlawful and unwar- et fimlz batiste with fimk satm yokes dovan, fect quality |IllllllllllllilllllllllII||IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIl‘ Solid e ors and white with p. irrcgular weave. 50-inch Heavy, Thick Pad- ding to protect polished tables: Shirts . “in black Worth boc a Irregular weayv and cordovan. Mercerized lisle, very slight- ly imperfect. Worth 29c each. Sec: fro fro T O L O L O TR LELL) ranted, gers was always inspected by cus- toms officers and no charge ever ex- acted from the railroad or its pas- it is claimed, and unless the retary of the Treasury In cnjoined m collecting the fees charged or m carrying out an alleged threat to &top inspection and hold the trains LU T T T Illlllll-. . ‘ the border until the next morning. the company declares it will be de- lost & few teeth- Remedy Co. 517 District National Bank Bldg. ashagton, D, 6, Friend gave ! me bottie of McHale's Remeds. | McHale’s Home Pyorrhea ! —— — A s ko o etk i S S T e - e i ddiiey == More than a score of styles in all, with choice of black, navy, sand, reindeer, copen, checks, etc. and low neck with no sleeves. 600 vests to go at 33c (Infants’ wear, third Sioor.) They include Newport ties, one-eyelet ties, Theo ties and two-button styles. (First floor.) | The Philippine styles are plain with \7 necks; the other Choice, $1.45. —trimmings of lace insertion.