Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 11

" 1921." [ONDAY, MAY : THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTO lHUME U S P[]WER ] JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE IN LONDON. STRICT ECONOMY URGED | ra i 3o e statement satd a8 | romree o e o e BEHREND’S |[ e yeeks o IN RAILROAD OPERATION | further experience with the trans- field. Hugh MeGee, Jacob \e'\v:uv 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. to George W. Miller, Alphonso n H Feath ome in. Henry Reynolds Frederick Thom Sharp Reduction in Expenses Nec- |to the condlusion that “even w hlns AR o Thompe Ira E. Cole of these ty creased traffic that will come w essary for Credit, Says T - S the business of raiiroad transporta- ™Menl were read by gradual Teturn of business prosy C. of C. Committee. tion cannot be restored to a profitabls O H. Oldrevd. basis until the present high operating _ The List of na portation act before attempti modify 1t Lorenzo McLain, Al The committee stated it had Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Sharp reanctions in the eperating | DN K T AT TAUNE o abiet foniow War Secretany els Bresbiy: B i | o et e ey are to he ot of the Cham nited St ver of the stablished, a commiti= ! o er of Commerce of the ch has made a sur ment last aignt. | TRIBUTE PAID TO DEAD. strict_economy 5 ittee pointing ou! | Memorial Services Held by Lincoln readjustment of salaries and s in progress in all other in Post. G. A. R. dustries and it is to be assumed that railroad wages will in the future, as} Lincoln Post. Department of the Po- ihey have in ihe past, bear an equi-|tomac. G. A. R. paid tribute o the table relationship to wages paid in|names of fourteen members of the other activities. The committee was |post who died durink ihe past veur | We Clean, Wash, Repmr&Store of the opinion that the grouping or|at a memorial meeting Iast night at orir consolidation of railroads must ulti-|Hamline Memorial Church Com- ifaction & mately be accomplished. It also de-|mander James H. Per ted. A clared that federal incorporation of |sermon wWas preached be Patsor. JAMGOTCH CO railroads was highly desirable. Rev. Hamlilton I'. Fox 511 12th No additional legislation on thel The names of the departed com-! Phose < cannot be increased ™ TUESDAY’S SPECIALS ! terian Assembly Source of . 50 $1.49 SHIRT WAISTS Nation’s Strength. ‘The early shopper will purchase Shirt Waists WINONA LAKE, Ind, May 23.—In that would regularly seil at $1.25 and $1.49 for 50c. connection with the efforts of the Slightly soiled or mussed. Not anything but what Prosbyterian Church to promote uni- £0ap and water will remove Prosbyterian Chureh to promote Uni- 5 PLAID GINGHAM DRESSES tary of War, was asked to present 10 i $ 98 the Presbyterian General Assembly. Badnvons in o aime b 22— J|now in mession here, a statement giv- ing his views regarding the function Beme, usatty Srimned 844 3 9orted of the church in the solution of the 8 ALL-WOOL SERGE DRESSES $ 5 98 Toieming wriseage “from "Sesretary considered e tor centur dav_chosen for public execu a1 and Domestic 0d q\nmv ming- Weeks was read today to the Presby- The sizes are 38 to 42 in this little lot of Serge v terian commissioners assembled from Dresses. Well made and all wool. Embroidered skirts. ——= ]| all parts of the country: Regularly at 310.00. “The nation is gradually putting I8 house into order. but neither the - T C1E AR BT Aih bbb mmioe || President. by executive decrec. nor 4 $15.00 PLAID SPORTS COATS the Congress, by the enactment of $ 50 legislation, can wholly return the . country to a normal state. The so- —= || 1ution of our problems, both sacial and industrial, will not be very diffi- Novelty Plaid Coats that are all wool. Regularly selling at $15.00. To close at $7.00. cult when the citizen himself decides mW io relurmto 8 stafe of normaley a2 1 on gy PRINCE OF JAT'AN AND KI TION TO BUCKINGHAM PAL TURK NATIONALS” Il Choice Cuts From YOUNG, TENDER Cattle Tender Chuck Steak 18¢ lb Boneless Bom“on, 25c ]b e T AT CABINET CHANGES Hamburger Steak, 18¢cb.| Chuck Roast . . 16¢ Ib. ;L.‘l‘i‘;’.‘}:fir:?.g 1 lc I:';::“‘A"T,:{,'g:gg"'hf,‘:l Measurement Long Accepted Feizi Pasha Reconstructs Or- F r eSh P late Beef 121/2(: lb Three Corner Roast 25c Ib. solutely soft dangerously weakenin the very I . A o . fomidation o he'republle. Keep 0¢| in Mixing Oxygen and | ganization With Himself - Boneless Corned Beef. . . 14c Ib. Clod Roast . . . 25cb. zgc DRESS G[NGHAMS 15 and I. W. W.-ism and anarchy will die church, I think, has a duty to per- CARRIAGE FROM VICTORIA & There'rs only 10 of these Georgette Blou forin the lmpostance of whish casnot sizes. Long sleeves and rcgularly sold at ——=1| | be overemphasized. $ 00 the enemy within I8 not the Navy or Imagine Silk Waists at $1.00! Flesh color, plaited . the Army, but the home. This great s and long sleeves: o n X —— ||| nation was founded on the little group fronts and long sleeves: sizes from 38 to 44, Not —_— of sturdy Christian homes that con- ! stituted ‘the Plymouth colony, and it| . is to the American home that Amer- more than 1 to a customer. ica owes its greatness and power, not 36 inches wide. longcloth finish. I tor mrd clothe Extra fine .md firm qu finish and no dres 1y Ble of malnutrition. i s R inil ier. : 2 i L e Nitrogen Inaccurate emaining as Premier. n a good assortment of Plai Stripes. Checks and ences which are steadily undermining Plaini Colora. ‘Absolntely ‘guathniect fast gy 32¢ i By the Associnted Preoss. By the Associated Press inches wide. ::‘,‘fde“nz';“'“‘;f‘fr &fofltg’{i‘(“:u'{‘;’u‘:‘; CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May s JONSTANTINOPLE, May 23—The —_—J|iendencY.of qur modern life 18 to seek | wrve is inacourate. To the layman|Turkish nationallst cabinet in Ame er e Crelmery 50c FANCY VOILES 1 9 ing the natlon to 8 state of normalcy | this may suggest a bail game, but to | Kora has been reconsirucied by Feizl 1.b. Prints l porance of the American home. The|ufacturers the news is likely to prove | fqy ¥ changes ma e o8t church is in more intimate relation-|somewhat startling. It is vouched S ship with the home than any other|ror by the Harvard engincering 36 lNCH SILK POPL]NS agency in the body politic, and in hool .\1§x<rann|u Kemal Pasha. the nation- ) = these ~ days of reconstruction the |School. ; alist leader, remains virtually a dic- €o0d Gua i Popl . church can, if it will, exert a steady-| Baly, not a base ball pitcher, butitator. The nationalists are deseribed in navy. green. taupe: 36 i X "}_“ at $1.00 yard, ing and sobering influence in a timelan English physicist, twengy years|in advices reaching here as exhil- in when men are not inclined to think asured the temperaturcs at|2rated by their easy vietories over clearly, and can render the nation and | 280 me the Grecks and now believe their itself no greater service than to un-|which rious mixtures or N | irmy to be invincible and able to force Shoulder Lamb 76-INCH UNBLEACHED SHEETING dertake. as its part in the readjust- |and nitrogen begin to liqurfy and the [ 17 2o \nvingble and able to force c Extra heavy round-thread quality that usually sells at 6%. Wide enough for doubl bed size sheets; with- out seam: bleaches white in 4 few washin ment of the affairs of the country, the|extent to which the 1 forined iS|Greeks to accept any terms Chopl lb S s » re-establishment of the old-fashioned [richer in oxvgen fhan the orig to be_ignoring their agreement with the Italians, but in T ot ne Brcath aHry Min ol Shoulder Roast, th re negotiating with ihe French, | lb c 85c COLORED RATINA gevarancnt s o e o s S | g el ol s el S S B T Breast Lamb, A beautiful quality Ratina for Dresses, Skirts and 49c BSrd Eenaral anenmply whon bucinesg |fulted in the discovery that the curve fgrench abandon their i e alen reast Lamb, 14 lbs C . demanding revision of the treaty ne: fldren’s wear. and popular fabric. 38 inches sessions were resumed today. Much|'® WIOTE: andretta and Latakla. 1b | fater Pashe Ibs N 200 vards in lengths of 2 to 10 wxde “in neat small or larg grounds. vards: 40 inches floral effects on dark ve and JusUt.‘F and most the cabinet members are extrem- They appe: American home.” gaseous mixture. Th's measuren . known as Baly's curve, has been Hrzam Artves: cepted as a statement of fundame Problems of reorganization of church | 1o “ Broe “Harvey N. Davis of th government and the filling of the office | cpgineering school announced vester wide; In pink, gray, white, copen, huff, navy and interest also was attached to the first Designs New Apparatas. AN |appearance in the assembly of Wil-1 A. K. Dunbar, DRA, May rose. a member of the re. Turkish nationalist commissioner at for liam Jennings Bryan, commissioner|search group in cryogenic engin Aflun-Karahiss B ) | ngenic engine flun- sar, has been requested | f Veal Rib Chops MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR 43 Ean Srieea last” vening ‘ana ad- (While:doing soms Wwork on i | 1he TR RSiTomRILe - psverent | or b . 2 30C ssed a popular meeting. He was|behalf of the government. In the it form & new eabinet, The platform Durable Balbriggan Shirts and D greeted enthusiastically. course of his experiments Dunbar!of the n rawers, with satine W Iinistry is to be “anti-Eu- facings. Short-sleeve shirts and ankie-ienstl 2 v f ther pair of | p, i le-lénzth pants. During the week end there was|set out to repeat for another Dair of | ropean—Asia for Asiatice Sizes(34 Lo/ 46, much disoussion among the commis- | gases the work done by Baly i e e Veal Shoulder sioners regarding the election of the| Having designed a new A= CONRIMGIINGRL B ey 2 2L e 29¢ YARD-WIDE CURTAIN SCRIMS fstated cieric to 1 tne vacancy caused | paratus for (he purboser no esicd [ Fruehy agh, o eaniuted, e o Chops, Ib. ... .. the death of Rev. William Henry | With liquid air. “To his surprise, he | Bumired bandits in a batle fought Another lot of alout 2.000 in full piece & Roberts, who had held the office for|found that Baly's curve was inaccu-| g e s ! picce and all per. prisoners taken by the French was e reas ectly fine quality. with wide openwork and satin steige six years. It has been decided |rate. {Deisnners aksn by Iihe CErenchon borders. Special tomorrow. that the present assembly will elect a| The research necessary to extend|pue enich ¢ Bo l lb successor to the Rev. Roberts, but ac- { Dunbar's work and plot the curve Rushdi B i neless, 5o o B T 20, YARD WINE FBE s ooe || ion has also been taken to Timit the |correctly has not yet been undertaken 39c YARD-WIDE CRETONNES ]q e otiamenito e, yeurn scven | Exprataine the hops thut Letacs lang RLINGTON HOTEL || | Urges Ministerial Relfef. ;:f;g logical conclusion, Prof. Davis sup 1120 Vermont Avenme | - ; : ooms, (P schlems LD D Wil Shift Basin of Analysis. TR § terian board of ministerial relief and| ., giscovery like that of the in- | . 58_INCH TABLE DAMASK sustentation were to be presented to-laccuracy of Baly's curve will shift | ———————e———— day to the assembly by Dr. Henry B.|the hasis on which the performance Master, general secretary of this|Of all oxygen apvaratus will be an- T i HAMS 1l and | 29, lb C HAMS 18 lb al d and dged. and th affect the board. Dr. Master says the plans for | aviee AR Jutse and thus aftect the A , small and lean, ZJc Ib. | Cottage veee....18c Ib. ' BACON Seaer Ib o 16¢ Ibh. Heavily mercerized firm quality Damask in a variety 59 of floral and stripe designs. Regularly $9c yard. pensioning the veteran ministers of consider the board's needs and prepa- | the production of REEBIDLE Sra By the Wafi 3 i o . o er ratlon or' e Church nde A L0k | rojietion of feveen to put he Breakfast BACON,2. 26c Ib. | BACON, 5 33c b the general assembly for relief. Hasia: 9Piece . 44x20 BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS 29 e S s S BUILDING !l PICNICS, small and lean, 16c Ib. £ | ASSOCIATION that before long I In a big range of colors and designs. Dark or light grounds. 36 inches wide and all fast colors. Usually sells at 58. Heavy double thread quality. b a & % = Another report to be presented today Very absorbent and with hemmed ends. is that of the special committee on chaplains in the United States Army “Much of it is now on a hit-or-mi: experimental basis 2 result t manufacture of oxygen b & ' present and Navy. This committee recom- | atias U il vt “,{ Pays 6 Per Cent td i o i BOYS sl 00 KHAKI PANTS mends that the church provide a fund | Thoroughgoing | resc can and i RIPE Just the thing for serviceable play pants—strong of $10.000, from which $3y0 will be fur- |, ¢ 5 Supply Pk e . 4 Khaki cloth—in sizes 5 to 15 vears. nished yearly to each Presbyterian |goint o $UPD of tho aub on shares maturing in 45 .chaplnin In the Army and Navy forlj’c( and mak. ble. to desian 83 ths. T t. This w ion to sums o ; e the BOYS’ GOOD WASH SUITS TieReaT b Tl be,In addition to ums | prChiuion ani eliminate the waat omatoes These are not the sort that would retail regularly face Radcliffe of Washington, D. C., is | Pays 4 Per Cent at this price. Note particnlarly the materiala—the fyll. 98 |1 nead ot i committes RECAPTURE MINISTER. | | ness in Zut and the iaisn and youll readiis - —_— o hahivat 5 on shares withdrawn be- Pure Pork . y should sell read 30 and $2.00. Made ——J} ] T SPRINGS, Ark., May 23 —Rey, = the Norfolk, Middy and R n Blouse styles from gm',?x | SEES HOPE IN IRELAND. Harding W. Hughes, chirged with fore maturity s l Galatea Linene. Madras and Chambray, in sizes 3 to § = Beinglimplicaten in the deudlifotinrs c ausage, 1b. ... : 8 Anna_ McKenno; cr -home, in | Harry Boland Believes Pope's Pro- | fionikomers county. tue. wrors age Assets More Than b -_ | Frankfurters y v, of good quality. Brown, copen, navy COAT SWEATERS §7 05| e v e wen meen, RS R e 22 . Commenting upon the communica- | POSSe. i . Surplus Nearing No.1GRADE |Ib. ........... Rev. Hughes escaped from the Logue, primate of Ireland, proposing | night by improvising & rope from | $700,000 Bol NewPotatoes | Slicing Bologna &5 All with Dutch coll $1.50 CAMBRIC PETTICOATS Made froimn fine finished Cambric and Muslin; Petti- and heather. tion of Pope -Benedict to Cardinal|ficers at Mount lda last Tuesd d shee's d letting himself to the that the Irish. question be settled by | bed sheels an ing ground from the sccond story of a | a body selected by the whole Irish|ground, fram (08 toeqnd weory of 4 il Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W, nation, Harry Boland, who is “envoy | poity | JAMES BERRY. President of the republic of lreland,” here, to- He was lodged in jail hera and| O0SAUA W. CARR, Secret, lb coats with wide flounce of embroidery and many with duy wald the suggestions offered in| was returncd to Montgomery connie i ||| * ey, 550 505 3 A flounce and lace or insertion set in. Finished with the letter he felt sure would be well | 1oqay. received by the people of Ireland. 75¢ LADIES’ MUSLIN DRAWERS - ‘These are especially full cut from fine, closcly wov soft-finished muslin and fine Torized baclste. v med w ruffle embroidery and made in either open or closed styis ,;pk_ Ham Bologna 30 334 bs. | (sliced), Ib. . ... Ifrt-sh westerly winds. DELICATESSEN SPECIALTIES 89¢ DRESSES AND sups 4 8c |m‘:}:1" Virginia, generally fair to- Distinclive exclusive articlos a/‘gupawr!vvrl’nunahlp-ll"-l.lfi- THE WEATHER. District of Columbia and Maryland, local thundershowers probable this afternoon or tonight; not quite so warm tonight; tomorrow partly - LADIES’ 75¢ NIGHTGOWNS 5 3 S iinie. partly cloudy tonight and 0 w, except thundershowers this Bite o feah i e ateall the muterial tn either Atiermoon or tonight In extreme north e et et Fany, TToC ruMlesofimaterials. " The skirts “nd extremeo east portions: mot quite 80 warm in north portion tonight; s Bilctin el arlioe of aeriar mockmanalip i the POTATO SALAD.........18c Ib.| SNAPPY CHEESE. . . .15c Pkg. i (e raowen TeDuriows Boo® ,éli;‘;rgmdwfi.»u;;wmsfl;fi COLD SLAW.........18c Ib.| Phil. CREAM CHEESE .15¢ Pk $1.50 CORSETS 51 19 M el e el e MAYONNAlSE Dressmg, 45cIb.| PIMENTO CHEESE. . . 15¢ Jar Barometer—4 30.00; 8 p.m, Infants’ long or short dresses brofdery and lace trim 94 4 am., 29.93; cluuwnre Watches, Clocks,«e Mailed upon request. . Samples of Correct Social Stationery will be farmarded if ; st u-mw;r_ult::v»; alli:m“;‘::(;'lla :: eesired including Heddin, 1 Iravilations and Announcements, e BB e v Anniversary. Receplion. Dinnor. Dance and Debul lvitabione | Temperature same date last year— Tea and Visiling Cards | Highest, lowest, Conditlon of the Water. Temperature and condition of the | water at 8 am.—Great Falls—Tem- | o FURNITURE ~&%* perature, 72; condition, BY OUR EXPERTS AT LITTLE COST TO YOU WORIK FINISHED ON SHORT NOTICE Made from firm, durable ;ull—wnh 4 servic GIRLS’ $4.00 WHITE DRESSES sl 9 atit ble hose suppor coutil—high or low rs and sizes up to : noon, 2! FLOUREE:36¢ 2% 67c 24k orden’s Milk, ¥alldCan‘ 5o 121/2‘: Eagle Milk, 21 c HOLLAND BELLE Of firm 4 Some 6to 12 $1.00 WAITRESS APRONS 69 | Made of stro : able r:f‘mhvrlr‘, with pocket on c | either side, making th Ve white G hers with bl atea, made regulation style collars nd cuffs. Sizes Temperature. © 2 GORTON’S §tations, Ready-to-Fry LADIES’ BLACK SILK GLOVES Biuck Sk Gloves i the twn-ciash lengt in smai 39c s i Your 3-Piece Parlor Challenge Milk, 16¢ T e Fiithar Suite Upholstered $9 Can. .o seen Tain = COD Whip-Ezey, Zl c And polished to look new again ForL-bor | Regina Peaches, Pure Fruit Jam, Chicaso Cincinnacl Clevelund Denver | it The kind that are cool for the w . n weather; short sleeves and ankle pants to 46, MEN’S OPEN MESH UNION SUITS ) 89 c Lt at this special low price \ Only SILK MATER[ALS VELOURS, TAPESTRIFS AT LOW PRI SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER Prices reduced for a limited time y. Orders taken mnow held for ES 19¢ CAKES BOYS’ RIBBED UNION SUITS Extra Quality Ribbed U'nion s for boys of 4 Ft.cloudy future dellvery. Take advantage of this offer. to 16 years. Short siceves and kne ; ‘;\_7_ ssicey Clear Large Jar............ Loulsville Siamr, el 30 Ivory Soap, Orleans 30.10 Sweetheart Soap, Mission Tunafish, No. 2!, Can LADIES’ LACE STRIPE SILK HOSE $ Beautiful Lace Silk Str Pure Thread Hose for ladles, in black. cordovan an 'v: seamed back, " Bein. farced heels and double toe ‘ LADIES’ PINK UNION SUITS 42 DAMASK AVD OTHER MATERIALS NOW REDUCED Ame ican Upholstery Co l 627 FSt. N. Man Win Brins sessies Phone Main 8139 l Pittaburgh Portland. Me. Lake City. "Antonio 15%... Cloudy Cloudy See iliese before vou buy your Summer Underwear Regular and extra sizes. Taped vest, tight kmee pants. trimmed arms and /88273123