Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. MAY 24 1921 11 > “ES 'I'u HUNUR STUDY EHINESE LANGUAGE [SPECIAL ATTORNEY QUITS Many Americans Taks Up Len-| BUILDING TRUST PROBE —_— guage in Peking. Open : SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.—The | SAmuel Untermyer, Counsel for | B ns 9:15 A.M. chief difficulty with the Chinese lan-| TLockwood Committee, Resigns | . a < * ; * guage is that it has lacked proper teachers, according to Principal WoE Because of Court Action. Close Langiase School of Fekin which 13 | B the Asmelated Prve. ‘THE BUSY CORNER® PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. 6:00 P.M. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNAAVEAT'8 TH.ST. | teaching Americans in lgss than a| NEW YORK. May 24.—samuel Un- year to converse fluently in a tongue | tarmyer, counsel for the Lockwood c . coverin O?CC supposed to be bevond the reach [ committee in\(’flllgall}“g llhfl'd f;u:lldlll;!‘l.; of the ordinary Yankee. trust here, ht tendere . P -_—. '———_'. 5 = ok igon ’ S L e U O T TR e R Our Free Hat-Trimming Service Wins Fame and Friends men, legation attaches, consular em- T ge C g . Two Days. ployes and missionaries are learning | Mr. y ; n Our Attention Has Been Called el Isaasgaliniehisinchool tw thythie fjtatnedlinfal] o —If you want to know how very satisfactory it is proving, come result, according to Pettus. that theleral Newton W ecla J 2 _All the nations|Americans are getting the “insidelaction by court in imposing only —t0 a misstatement in a recent advertisement of one of the many new and smart track™ on Chinese business. S individuals and | ed States was as- . £ Stienc The Chinese government. recogniz- i tions that enteres o . - he world war Willling the value of the school, 3 ! L “Arlsto” aimr ets American soldier granted it a three-acre site inside th a R a C 4 walled city. said Pettus on his ar- 5 ) & = dead next emonies covering 5 Solth c o . S Iwo days wi e place in Varie.|}3'on TS av e Yo comailiea st —in which we said, “These nets have never been sold Jeginning Sun norning and end- | expects spend the time soliciting | recommended that pr r»n‘cr‘n(e::‘(s\ under S1 a dozen.” We based our statement on the e - —we have on display, select your — Memorial day, in the | {unds to support the institution, which | made m Ean word of the wholesaler from whom the nets came. - trimmings, purchase your lining, and v already has received a $40,000 gift While th 1 val find th 11 S the Rockefeller Foundation. hile they $1 v v y o v z . s x i day will be observed in s is & nephew of the late Sena- owes pri\:e:re good §1 value, we find they are selling at . we will trim the hat to your indi n~ centers throughout | tor Pettus of Alabama. 1 tomorrow, purchase ore approximately 43.000 vidual taste, free of charge. Eraves will be decorated. The French P s —As it is against the policy of this store to make mis- : s obateee Fovernment will send pres EX-GOV. YAGER COMING. [ (e sate 1 statements, we take this means of corrccting our —All the latest shapes of the seasou, gt £ Amecicans i in all the popular colors, are shown are unable to be present Porto Rican Executive Since 1913 statement. pop Coremonien . Farin e GETS $250,000 ESTATE. | , in our immense assortment, which monies will start| o ted Press. s includes oatmeal braid hats, real body B ol e r [{Witerot fCant SNulton, MoaSoly hats, colored and natural leghorns, tatives of the French | He will go direct to Washington to e At SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Mas 23 be followed by a : . ¥ @1 —Arthur Yager. mov Porto | i T. : i S Sole Heir of Fathe: ‘6L9 ° LY # Milan hemps. Priced from— X < members of the|report to the Secretary of War on |by the will of her o 3 L to e de D T n and various other| his administration here, and la Edward J. Evans, t : c! (3 > American ons L] is former home in Kentucky to |and city and county = < 5 s 1 Parade wil the Arc e ) vea admitted to record to Mrs. ll' —The latest trimmings are floral effects, handmade or. th the COMPANies | gajled today on the S < a guard of hon-| trapsport Kittery for Hampton roads. Rico since November. ot . Wal i ¥ fe of ¢ he b allace, While in Washington, Mr. Ya ton is the wife of C: E E¥% s 2 3 Am a sador, will deliver un | said before sailing. he will confer | M. Xulton, U o andes ll}’ecl\al_ p]l}mcs. ostrich flats, from the n , imitati s the battl y aradisc feathers, etc. Priced fr and will see former President W n —The latest novelty that has flown - 5 te. Priced from from whom he received his app . R, s over the sca to make itself at home < 2 Kann's—Second Floor. A large crowd of friends . B SR 3 £ in our Toy Store—Fourth Floor. = s bade the former go AN on the transpor Every child will want one of these French veterans will place “musical mascots.” on the American graves. | —If you did not sce the “singer® you o e repu will head a i 5 i : Bty e e blue bird was serenading yvou. ) Poppies on the graves of the Ameri —We have received a big flock of them, The o receiy “ean vead in honor of “poppy day” i E 8 S St but they will quickly fiy out of here to- . he U7 S Z i sizes ool Evening & Sunday Star il | =i ' Other Wash Fabrics 3 address. introducing : e arm: ¢ill deliver the | Each 25c and 50c 3 : p:;:c.lpgéfirfé 60‘: M th —Have been gladly welcomed with the warm days that have come in. ct been_designates a ‘ 'I l : e L RN —\We have a splendid line of linen frocks in simple. yet charming styles, made n will open the services at thel = 5 on tailored lines, in the straight styles, chiefly, and most of them are finished ounce. the henedctton.”r T Tt ! 1 o . 3 S . c e 555 = 3 et on Mawichetan, | Delivered by Regular Carrier with smart belts of white or colored I\1d: e i ; : —One model, made in a straightiine styie. has cach side Fropipetlls the graves. while from s CO]Ol'edCOttOHHomeSpunS of the front trimmed with little diamond-shaped ornar & hill back of the cemetery French ments of white celluloid like little bhuttons: other models g.nl:lrvr will fire a salute in honor of E i e $ood and at Chateas Thierry Rear | | e MA]N 5093 inambaedlienbdtro it Colensgoriiewsporatuin are trimmed with white linen vestee, collar and cuffs, piped S o ne of b e mEas e e and the service wi or Separate Skirts are . Tvestee, cofiatia Lk Fepresent the Navy and. the Marme | | start AT ONCE e 5 : with white on the pocket. Coat dresses of linen made with NioF of staft of the Americne: fecors | i @l Andinee o bl o, white linen vests, ornamented with hemstitching. And- Shief of staft ‘:rf\em’ Ar;mm::; g‘r::; an Alice blue, Copenhagen blue, tan, ' B 5 select fi near Soissons, Gen |18 h\rn\vn. gray and green. 38 inches wide. ° many other styles to select from. Rt A yard W, als aki attractive st ‘ino of French ; i : . i y —We are also making an attractive showing of I'renc “f,;?,:' :;:'Iil ifififi.‘:fif"finfipfi: I Know My Dental Work Is Supenor—- —36-inch Dress Linen, non-shrinkable, in all $1 25 ! I ginghams, organdies and voiles and some imported dotted: these ceremonies. That’s Why I Can Guarantee It for 20 Years . the staple colors. A yard . swisses. The voiles are in dark colors. made with tunic £ d 1 ki i t th: . = -~ a - . - re RIEST SHOOTS INTRUDER other necersitien of Tife that in why You shouid. b g 1 —Plain and Printed Organdies—The printed effects are in skirts, lace vestees and collat and cuffs to match. The —_— H e T A e e T L L SR o ; | small figured designs on pretty tinted grounds, some with ginghams are in attractive styles, many with smart tai- - {f can come to me with confidence of getting superior = 2 b o 'ROIT. May 21.—Andrew Kulick, | || dental work. minus pain. at honest and fair prices. the figure simulating a check, and the coloring arranged to even vears old, was shot;]] Terms of Payment to Suit—Examinations Fre H form a stripe. The plain colors are in shades to harmonize 3 : = ot Large electrically cooled offices—cleanliness is one g se 5 2 g . e S P Rt NPT ey %:rouuj l:‘u;ll::é by n(..\, John‘::\‘;\al‘lfi ot an v sty s)reatu e e AT S i dore islong | when used with the printed patterns. es range from |.h:_\,~L_;4n misses of 18 years up to pasto s olic | § oyt the slightest resemblance of pain. 7 A yard . those for women of 50 in. bust. But we have not Bther men, he is alleged to have at- . = i | Kann's—Street Floor. sl every style in every size. Kann's—Second Floor. Church, yesterd: when, with three e =) - o 50,95 10 525 | i = cticcat o thy pesascetive e o =—1 Still Plenty Left From the Thw o Te Tady and maids in sitendance. - Ail Work S ial P h. tood for' 30 Yo Kiadly Cla. urchnase . He fired at the intruders this S il pe The Sale Of Samp]e alld Fully orning. he said. only after they had 42 29 w = > e gt ST Surplus Blouses S T B famoris Japsbugh & B 2t men.mat || urpius t . l“lgflappcd Parlors shin g g lored pockets, and ornamented with touches of bright color. ashington. Phone Main H -,.';'dli',‘._" BOSRIERE itume shanidRKulick g - —_Continues vet another day at the Bargain Table Street Floor. & And as the first and second days’ selling have been so suc- —There are georgette crepes, crepe de chines and satin blou | cessful we are offering them again Wednesday at these spe- e g%org:rtcs are in tie-on and waistline styles, beadec & ] i caliprices— silk embroidered and are in both the short and long sleeve ANNOUNCE ! —The 7 —Plain-colored and Two-toned Scarfs at. ..$2.59 fects. The colors are Marion blue, bisque, navy, brown : M ENT values —Plain-colored and Striped Scarfs at.. .$3.85 taupe, also white. Y A oy in e | —Scarfs in Roman striped cffects at......$4.59 —Qur crepe de chine models are in white and flesh. tailored styles. The satins are in tie-on and overblouse effects, in navy ; Lo < purchase | arfs in Roman stripes, also in black 3 5 : B n ro ucmg o as ln on range and white and white and black combina- and black and are embroidered in wool and silk. 5 i from tions, at . ....$6.50 __Sizes range from 36 to 46 and the values from $4.95 to $6.95. :11;:‘1;3“ | —Wide shawl cffects in Roman stripes and - —Choice of the lot all the leading shades, at........ veees...$8.59 Wednesday at Trunk You Have Always Wanted < Here Is Your Opportunity Kann’s—Neckwear Store—Street Floor. —For the price is less than you would expect to pay for an ordinary dress trunk. —Tt is the greatest trunk event ever presented. Hurry for your share. ; g A 3 —These wardrobe trunks are all fiber covered ¥ R and strengthened with heavy loop-draw bolts, A y 2 ! 4 steel bumpers and have good lock. Trade Mark Registered. ; 5 ; o % —These trunks are 22 inches wide, 20 inches ® / 5 Q- deep and regulation 40 inches tall, with fig- M M [ ) ” Webster, the dictionary man, says that the word “original” means ured lining and clothes follower. One side preceding flu others. : ? has hangers to accommodate dresses, suits, That’s ezactly why the government allows Dr. Swett to coats, etc., and the other has compartments advertise his beverage as Dr. Swett’s Original Root Beer. { : ¥ 55 for sr'nall ;rticles and hats. ?;éks‘i’;et&:'afi ez}V)eE':;{;ttl‘g rg;l;zsflggtygfg afg; commercial purposes, —Think of buying for $16._95 a wardrobe trunk where you can pack garments, 5 2 = i | 3 etc., same as placing them in a closet and have them convenient and free from Unless you have tasted Dr. Swett’s Original Root Beer you have not I et wrinkles when vou arrive at your destination. / tasted real Root Beer. | —NOTE: In order to Make the Quantity Go Far We Limit thie Sale to One to a It is now introduced in Washington for the first time. > Person. Former New Englanders will be glad of the opportunity of renewing Ny Kann’s—Third Floor. their acquaintanceship with an old friend. : Washington folks NOW have the greatest of all beverage treats awaiting them. ‘ Time Now to Buy New Screens [ A FEW FACTS YOU CANNOT OVERLOOK 1 e A,yspec,.,,, = Congoleum Rugs and Floor . s gwgzt"- oril‘fi"“"’ls floothZe - ielbrowed f’ghm theluices °fss"°}1’: “Continental” Screen Doors Very Low in Price Coverlngs by the Yat d eneficl. rries, barks, rooi an er as ecker! & weel i . ‘4 . g 9 . - Birch, Sassafras, Sarsaparilla, Spikenard, Juniper, W;Sf:e!'green. ; The New Silver Gray Doors | Doors With 4-Inch Frames A Special Purchase of “Gold Seal” and Seconds Ginger and Hops. iy —As Pictured. at These Wonderful Savings—Y. 2 2 c 5 —_Six Sizes. Spe- ese Wonderful Savings ou These ingredients have a decidedly beneficial effect on the Stom- $3 .45 Special Receive the Benefit ach, Liver and Kidneys and at the same time furnish a drink that is ' cial, Wedner:y TS (Way. sharp, zestful, refreshing and satisfying. : S ST rongly " mads Siyes 0xi | —4-pancl style. strongly constructed —9x15-ft. Congoleum Rugs, scconds of $ 14.85 Insist on Dr. Swett’s when you ask for Root Beer at your candy store, your o D il e | i e 5 Wednesday O4 L A o S AN A A 50 00 A 0 $22.45 qualities. drug store or your soft-drink stand. Sherwood All-Metal Hardwood Extension Window —9x9-ft. Congoleum Rugs— | —3x9-it. Congoleum Rugs— S Drop us a line or phone for literature which will give you in detail the pure, wholesome 3 ” g s -~ Seconds of $12.45 qualities. Sceconds of SE43 ies, ingredients from which this beverage is brewed. You owe yourself the best. You get it Extension Window i 4 Screens W i Vednes- edne: when you drink Dr. Swett's—the Original Root Beer. Screens 1.10. Wednesday's ; : $ )} !1) —Regularly 95c. Wednes- Regularly $L.10. Y 95 C day ) el 5 SAIONBEICE 2 0 o ey | ABNER DRURY BREWING COMPANY ¥ ::i)ce S.Ie ........... 79C —.Seizc ;Sc:fl inches. Made of selected lum- —6x9-ft. Congoleum Rugs— | ——9x107..1t. Congoleum § B e s 3 5 i 7 SFes N S _ Washington, D. C. [Size 24x37 inches. The kind | ber, with fine wire cloth filling. Made with Seconds of $870 qualities. | Gold Seal Rugs - {en de- Distributors of :&E:‘:u‘e‘.":f.‘er“?‘::‘a::rf'"sség { metal center brace for added strenygtii. Wednes- $6.00 ;I\Q(!y\{‘“ fn.usni A|4"!‘6‘”5.‘~ DR. SWETT S, THE ORIGINAL ROOT BEER R n e e $1.49. Kann’s—Third Floor. Kann’s—Third Floor. day ° _I delapipermanentiscrecn. —Other sizes in Hardwood Screens at 59¢