Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1921, Page 17

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MAY 29, 1921—PART 1. . MOTOR PRICES LOWERED. | LT LT T T LU T (UL LU LU LU LU LT LU LT TR L DEGREES FOR TWO Tuesday Will Be Monday This Week LOGAL NOTABLES Closed All Day Monday, Decoration Day—Important Sales for Tuesday | nies. Announces Reductions. The Buick Motor Company has an- nounced a reduction in prices begin Georgetown University to | Bestow Honors on 122d I Commencement. ning June 1 of from $300 to $600. The Mitchell Motors Company, Ine. announces a reduction of prices on Mitchell cars to take cffect imme- diately—the reductions range from $260 to $160. Among the other car manufacturers who have previously announced recen: price reductions are the Dort. Scripps- Two well known Washingtonians Will receive the honorary degree of Sioctor of laws from Georgetown Dniversity June 14, on the occasion ®f the 122d commencement. when #more than 500 students, the largest &raduating class in the history of Rhe hilitop will receive their diplomas President John B. Creeden. Booth, Chevrolet. Oakland, Overland, Willys-Knight, Marmon, Jordan, Max-, The candidates for the honorary ees, whom the board of regents ros- well. ~Xave selected, are Gilbert H. G enor, president of the National Geo- Ekonomy Kolumn Ivory Soap, 61:c Cake Wax Paper, 6 Rolls for 25¢ APRON GINGHAM— Standard quality Biue Checked Apron Gingham it 10 yards to'a IOC buyer. At, vard..... SASH CURTAINS— 5c Marquisette Sash CARTOON CONTEST BROUGHT 10 LOSE LU T T T T T T T Curtains, in ecru L T T LT L TR LT TT T TV EA S 95 hic Se ty, d Dr. 1. 8. Su , 5 . = shade. F -~ fi’m:;e ‘}‘Esn’érz.;}g"w;. % ;fi‘{l Committee Will Begin to Go| e 39c 81x90 and 72x90 Bchool facuity. The former will be Sonored by the university in recog- mifion of his geographic studies. while Dr. Stone has been honored 4n the past by the Royal Medical Soctety of London for his contribu- Over Drawings Submit- ted Tuesday. absorbent with blue vards for.. 62c quality border. “Run of the Mill™—But Practically Perfect Ideal Seamless Sheets ¢ 1 ions i uality vard-wide - , : . k3 mflnme&?éym'?::huw of the | Ter e pinie JL T unpacked—a purchase of 100 dozen reliable “Ideal” Heavy XUy willideliver the dddres o the checkaly ends Apurcy 7 Bleached Seamless Sheets to sell at one dollar instead of a graduates of the college, Law, Medi- on light ground C L € €al, Dental and Foreign Service Yard .. 5 dollar-fifty, because of occasional tiny stains, which wiil soon wash #chools commencement day. and a : - » il 3 ve've held in years— se sheets are Bamber [t i e alahc O ropreentx: “'l‘;:;lt‘“q|fd‘l'xl‘\!"'()paqur - out. .”" best .~_he.l sale we've he! yea for th_c‘,z- sheet tives of the bench and bar will at- strictly perfect. Crochet ring, practically perfect. Lay in a supply Tucsday—it's a fleeting tend the exercises. all fixtures. Plenty opportunity. Justices to Be Missed. of dark green and 5 C other colors ... SUMm| 3 The late Chief Justice Edward . Douglas White of the United States Supreme Court and the late Justice Pillowcases, 19¢ Bedspreads, $1.98 R PORTIERES— 50 Summer Portieres in at- shley 4 i i : = & = B N Ssuld for s District ! tractive T oss- Lot of 30c 42x3 Pillowcases, uch as formerly sold for Georgetown University, were in. the stripes of green $2 49 made of strong. smooth bleach- $3 Heavy white crocheted )’;‘av.:;:‘fma‘umd;?‘ie;hea ;:nl-;‘al_ com- ;l_:"'r"hx"“ color: B ed cotton, with wide hems. The spreads in size 72x84. Durably e cxe! . and thei~ ab- | |7 o CRNENEEEE - . | (S | Pair ............ saving s substanti 8 i o Sefce bR i foRComIaE cocaston T ..a\mgl substantial. Take ad hemmed. Attractive patterns. wfl(l’ be hpm-ncm.rl_v missed by the A 15x36 Washable Rag vantage of it. Pill 25 student bodv. tirabin: brlchO v Gl illowcases. ¢ Secretary Denby was invited to ad- | N el AR Bedspreads, $2.98 Y gress"the’ students. because of his - = EECAO8 IR These are 40c Cases and come long personal interest in the Hilltop. i o 7 = 28 b s e AS o 236 Jone verSonal nfereat nithe oy, LG Lo Former $500. 78x83 White in sizes 45x36 and 42x36. Made tury ago, was a student at George- $3.00 vard-wide Crochet Spreads, plain hem- of the better grades of heavy town. It was through him that Mr. Longecioth with 9 med. fringed-cut corner and bleached cotton, with no tracc {:‘"":ey cl:‘f":‘:: ;‘;:i'r’mn:;?:':‘l"‘;“fx:; chamois finish. l o 8 scalloped-cut corner styles. of starch. 10-yard piece ... MATTING BAGS— $ Luggage he was a member of Congress. N Plans are being made by the stu- dent body and the Georgetown Alumni Association for a weck of activities in_connection with the graduation. Each of the schools is preparing some special program and chief interest centers in the newly or- Bags, Of Organdy, Ging- ham and Voile, in White, Plain Colors, Alluring styles that strike the high notes of Summer Fashions. Another Sale of Fine 4.95 Fanized Foreign Service School. which 20e yard-wi Co i . 5 8 will graduate its first class that day. ton, good weight. J Plaids and Fancy Pat Specially priced. The Alumni Association will meet Limit. 10 yards to 2C terns. & especially for the purpose of electing a buyer. At, yard a new member of the board of regents 10 take the place of the late Anthony A. Hirst, who gave to Georgetown the Hirst Library. containing one of the largest collections of any college south of New vork. Future Building Program. OVERALLS AND JUMPERS— n's Blue Denim and Heavy White Drilling Over- alls and Jumpers: all 95C sizes. 36 to 44. Each MEN'S WORK SHIRTS— Here ix shown Berryman that Waxhingten children h copying during forest protection week. O L TR T LT T T T TR T Summer Rugs 8x10 Japanese Grass Rugs in beautiful stenciling of blue and green. Just the rugs you want to dress up the home for summer. Similar rugs are being sold for dollars more. Woven closely, with no o HESE dresses are shining examples of King's Palace vaiues, and will capture the fancy of every woman who appreciates a happy combination of good looks and good service. In white, white The contest to find the best artist, ith boy irl, | i = - - . . . : s e Ll A pSther questions that will come: up e B T S Heavs Khaki Work trimmed th.h colors,}::ol;)(rs tr!ml}?ed V\_lthl\’t‘;;(& flodv. 9red nnf\fi(j]ne.\ efore th: wi ny t Park Clean,” closed yvesterday ¥ 4 o Rt Eaint Ucastin e fees oiean s cones Destonts, snd “pocker” 5195 8OC | (ay trands 1o ey the aan no and new plaids and checks. Sashes, panel effects, dainty rufflings. stitution. necessitated value by reason of jon's committee will begin Tues- Satifae flared skirts, tunics and straightlines. Come prepared to have vour the rapid growth since the war. There Foing over the cartoons to ascer- MEN'S PAJAMAS— the Indians, meaning “the river of ; . ; cwans.” and. therefore. has been ap-| _Whole Classes Submit Work. Dorothy Sheckells of. the John Bur- rougks Club of the Force School, was She bro cloth. Samples—worth $1.50 and $1.75. Not every size in ev- propriately adopted as the valedictory Second Floor—King’s Palace or the swan song of the graduating o class. The orator off"the occasion |in the last minute rush. appears in the guise of an Indian With her Helen. her sister. and chief and addresses his farewell to;Marie Doon. who both insisted that the river. wn.:clr; flows at the foot or!er):’:h:‘ ‘d;;lesdnv;{»at"hal\;‘e :"i;;nc- s:«; Georgetown hi 3 cat Announcement of priges to the hon- | ¢ ru‘.). have been received from a or students of the university will be | Whoi ass. The Bradley School and made by Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, S.|the Hayes School were among those H are approximately 4.000 students at|tain to Whom to award the ten-dollar “Universal Make” Pajamas in . } highest expectations exceeded. - D s e o i x> e for the beat The commitise will stripes and pla $12 Shiba 8x10 Stenciled Grass ~_ $15 9x12 Shiba Beautifully = . - . : . . 5 Homaf honslae Ix ore that iu &iving :»‘:-":\h;nl.u: Al:r:‘.r‘.‘"l,t)::llf"o{‘;ehev‘i::: ‘?'l:ri:alu':'.:‘l‘rk- s l .69 Rugs, preferred for $7 98 Stenciled Grass $9 98 New arrivals in beautiful Summer ew arrivals in fine Summer E The alumni banquet will be held |jic schools: Clifford Berryman of The o i beauty and service, . Rugs. special....... . Dresses of gingham Dresses of organdy, gingham, flow- €aturday before the commancement|Evening Star. and P. S. Ridsd c- 1= | mE UNDERWEAR— 1 G 3 5 d and d il and Sunday morning the baccalaur- fretary of the American Foresiry As-|= ainsook Athlaic 50 27x54 Grass 79 $5 6x9 Grass organdy and voile s ered and dotte = eate sermon will be delivered to the | Sociation. = Shirts and Drawers [ - C Rugs ...ooooo.... - . SR s . . = graduating classes in Dalzhren| The contest marks the close of | = in broken siz 500 25C ~iismeinialeinie H l(,‘hhanorf‘. followed by a reception injforest protection week, which was|= value. Each . $3 36x72 Grass $l 75 $10 9x12 Grass $5 75 H ¢ affernoon. sclaimed by President Harding = e H 5nalEEROON. e inceresting exer. | PIOCAImEd, by President’ Harding and | BrACH CroTw cans— RUES ...coenennn. . . Rugs ireen . —And a Wonderful Sale of Brand-New g cises in conmnection with commence- | gave 4 big demonsiration in HReek | = Men's and Boys' Eeach Clo H ment week is the class day celebra- | Creek Park under the direct ot = Golf Caps with 7 Tom B3 e e it e | ek ark wnder (8 heclion”uf 2 | Bt P42 el 69C Georgette and Taffeta Frocks g eature will be the onguraton ora- Right up to noon vesterday fathers|= oYvaites. g iei z 3 2 = ion by B. Meredith Reid of Pennsyi- | took in drawings their ctarieer 1= (F poxs spons BLOESES= $1 50 Oiled O a W. d Sh d Comprising high summer novelties to delight ° H * Vania It gets its name from the|Some sent them by messenger, but|= O it s drag i trite mads . paque mdow ades every woman. H name given the Potomac river DY {a big bulk of them used the mails.|= Fas and white and tan oxford H length, 71/ feet. Every shade is perfect. Supply the home Tuesday at, each Best quality—with Rartshorn rollers, in dark green, olive green and ecru. 3 feet wide; extra$ 1 $1.25 Sioffel’s 45-Inch Transparent Organdy 88¢ Yard TOFFEL'S organdy is the superlative product of the Swiss looms —superfine in texture and permanent in finish. Washing and ironing do not affect its crispness and transparency. and the use of starch is unnecessary. Buy this beautiful 43-inch colored organdy Men’s “Porosknit” Union Suits In Regular Sizes, 34 to 44 In Extra Sizes, 46 to 58 $1.19 Repeating Last Monday’s Phenomenal Sale of Turkish Towels Another opportunity for house- J. dean of the department of arts|SOing into the contest on a whole- and sciences. graduation day. sale scale. Among those from whom Earle J. Moser, William Willoughty. Calvin Fader, Eieanor E. Devor, Anna {conas. Thelma Wheeler, Kitty Hum- | SENT TO FOREIGN POSTS | mei: Leonard Price. Helen Plarr. Lou- | doun Campbell. Angelo Ganna, Louise | i H cartoons have been received are: LEGATION SECRETARIES | Gaivn Feoty Pissnor B, Divns o Bresnahan, Sthel G. Byron, kdgar | Baum, ir. Edra Stewart, Dorotny E. State Department Announces Dip- | Burgdorf. Ruth Osbourn. Aleen Corn- : i well, Margaret Meningz, Inez Brad- lomatic Transfers—Some Go ford, Isabel Bazire. Elwood M. Wil- Great Distances. t json. Harrtet Chadwick, Sidney E. Fow- | The State Department vesterday i { ler, Lucille Coles, Samuel F. Perkins, | announced several diplomatic trans- | Pohlig. jr. William L. Hoit BOYS' STRAW HATS— Purchase of $1.50, $2.00 and 3250 Fine Straw Hats in black. white 98C and colors .. MESH VEILING— Lot of plain and com- bination dot effects 25C in mesh veiling. Yard KHAKI BLOUSES AND PANTS— Boys' Heavy Twilled Khaki Regulation and Sport Blouses and Knicker and Straight Knee 79(: Bantel LRIV WOMEN'S HOSE— Regular and extra sizes in women's seamed-back cotton hose in black and cordovan. Irregulars. Lim- brerssn Le SO pair Lela Hart, ¥. Ashley Hand LT T T fers. including transfer to foreign |T. Conway, Tom Fenton, Remo Pros- CHILDREN'S SOCKS— = i v v i very conceivable color. posts of five secretaries of legations|pen. Matthew D. Fenton. James R. Children’s Fancy Top and Solid | JJERE'S a_mammoth purchase and sale of keebersitollay inta supply ol good toffiorrow;at 88c yard Eveeyio Tho have been on duty in Washing- | Corry, ir. Kathryn Dowiing. Edith Color Socks. slightly 22 genuine “‘Porosknit” to sell sensationally towels at low cost. Although PLAIN COLORED VOILES — WHITE NOVELTY BATISTE— Mty e L A £ s “ i = 2 ceav Beat- G Howland /Shaw. who ! has been | Fot Manheim. Jenclhr Hatoor ) (¢ under_price. Ecru Union Suits, strictly per- classed as “run-of-the-mill,” these 75c quality, 45 Inches wide. 1In 33{3? pehoe 40/{nches aige: Bean- serving as an assistant to the Secre- | W. Cheatham, Rose Bieicher. fect: White Union Suits, slightly imperfect. towels are practically perfect. brown, reseda, taupe, battleshiD, birgen® Battornan in white ern (ra;:;"of‘:ir?;':, :: bce:: ;r::‘rcd 10 Barre;;, Phfilnr‘{)er Yunusu. Berk- | ot Tt Guslity Three styles: Short sleeves. knee length; silver, old rose, lavender, broidered figures and e eri igh_com- | man, Mary M. Plowman, Leo: = E -back, Pe 4 5 ¢ T ; . 58 . s 79 Y oo [man MU o maan L ln‘:\r;ibgs e sleeveless, knee length; V neck. knee length. LOT 1. 100 dozen Heavy White nile. navy, copen. light C rhecks that survive every C test of the tub. Yard... 39¢ moved out of the department are blue, pink and black. Yd. John Campbell White, to American | Paul Smith, Jesse Payne, Frances Em- lcgation at Caracas, Venezuela; Wil- |brey, George D. Jordon, ir. Edward liam Whiting Andrews, to the Ameri- | Duvall, Elizabeth Dyar Russell, Harold | 2 ne Y Lewis, Virginia Montgomery, Herman Cairo, Egypt: Harold L. Williamson, { Burgess. John D. Kreuttner, l;lovemfl! i fashioned seconds in black and cordovan. 39¢ ‘Women's Thread Silk Seamed- back Hose, with Gar- rienne Judge, Alexander McNamara, Note that there are plenty of LARGE SIZES, Turkish Towels, average size, 17x31 before hemming, 20¢ kind, each......... 12/2c 40-INCH NOVELTY CHECKED BATISTE—S0c fine. sheer batiste in the new checks so much favored for dainty summer frocks. Checks of navy and white, copen and white, lavender and white, brown and white, pink to the legation at Warsaw. Poland. | May Hatton Ethel Toramcy, Goyenia ter top. Black and 6 LOT 2. 50 dozen Heavy White and white, green and white and black and white. Yard, Ana ostes Siearns o the Hish eom: | ey Halton, Ethel Tolsom, J. R Good- cordovan. Irreguiars OBC 50 Dozen New and Turkish Towels, with red border. mission at Constantinople. | 2 : = of $1.25 kind........ s 53ion at constantinople. ced as | Wengerd, Samuel McCrary, Dorothy|= High-Grade Boys’ Size 19x36. Two-thread . . e ket Sheffer. Anne Gleaner, Edward Bur-|= | ONYX SILK HOSE— B Ioliowsr \Craig W Wadwwortl; froni { iana JohniSwape = Women's Onyx Fiber-Silk ° quality. Worth 30c. 19 llt- Trice OtIOIIS Counselorahip 0f the American. eme | Stanley R Durkee, J. Aubrey Mo- | Ribbed Hose, in cordovan and Each® occcoieneessmenveomron C founselorship of the jmerican em-| ,jes, Arthur Noriis, Edward Brown. navy, perfect quality as ir N : =5 : ¢ . Crosby. | 1550 MoMaaden, Marian F. Weed, Also garter ton, fiber LOT 3. 50 dozen Heavy Turkish | Hair Nets, dozen, 49c. Crochet Cotfon, Eearli& Coxtes: from the legation at Stockholm to the counselorhip of the American lega- 50c Thervald Shilling Patterson, Charle silk hose, slightly ir- Tailored of Towels, in assorted sizes and Heavy Wire Hairpins, 5 pack- 10c; 3 for 25c. Fis Medford, John May, Joseph Dunyer, egular “oll; tion at Havana. J. Theodore Marriner, Sl > i Jos yer, reg Collar Bands. Sc. from the legation at Stockholm to |Iia Schwartz, Liliian Cook, Phil A.1Z | (1o o ¢k HOSE— Fast-Color colors worthitup tofhe 39C e Children’s Waist Bodies, 39c. eretary of the American legation | Thurston. Elsie Teresa Mandley. Dora | = 5 A N Silk H § Each ..cocvenecencnienn . Sewing Needles, package, 6c. : O =5 i Guite, Feuador: Frederiek 6 Chan | Anna Kerman, Miriam Clare Lariin. | = Womena) Onyx _Silic Hose jin Peggy Cloth. .. o ewne Children’s Skeleton Waists. 50c. Tot. from the embassy at Rio de Jan. | Mavbelle K. Keutner. Viola Louise 'S NaElous Doy el o 79 . 5 LOT 4. 25 dozen high-grade Snap Fasteners. 3 cards for 10c. Children’s Kiddie Garters, pair, siro to the secretarsship of ~theWehvet, Joseph Shaw. Evelyn F.|Z Soers pair perfect.. c Plenty of the popular Middy Suits, with | Turkish Bath Towels. in ascorted Hooks and Eyes, package. 5c. 9c. e Wemley N1 Switt, trom the tena. |sic Zellors, Ryan Pheips, e Atee 'S | CHILDREN'S HOSE— sailor tie and embroidered chevron. sizes_and colors, worth 59 5-yard Corset Laces, 5c. Children’s Rubberized Feeding tion at Bogota to the American com- | Alcxander Clohan, Charles Walter, | = Boys' Heavy Ribbed Black EFERRED by both mothers and boys [ /0¢ 38d $1.00. Each....... C Sew-on Hose Supporters, 9¢c. Bibs, 49c, [ niission at Vienna. Edward Cauthers, Eva Bennett. Auron Hose and Girls' Fine Ribbed for their rars combination of good - x Sanitary Aprons, 19c. Babies’” Rubber Pants. pair, 39c. Anthony. Mary Duffy. Maurice Ager, | Black, White, and looks and good wear, Middy, Notfolk LOT 5. 30 dozen Finest Quality Sanitary Naokins, dozen, 35c. Rubber Cot Sheets, $1.25. iWilliam Stanley, Virginia Ager, Beatty an, Ma 2 POLICE SEEK SWINDLER. ;;;;::,"p“ et 3 yn S Savings Bank, Victim of Alleged | mor Sull 1 Whitwell, Cordovan Hose, every 2 l C. pair perfect. THREFK-QUARTER SOCKS— Children's Mercerized Three- quarter Socks, in white, with and Oliver Twist models, in navy. tan, cray and white. Embrotdered chevron oo siceve. Fadeless colors. Sizes 3 to 8, Turkish Bath Towels, qualities that sell ‘regularly for $1.50 and $200. Each..... 79c Rubber Kitchen Aprons, ging- ham finish, 50c. Dress Shields, pair, 18c. Troning Wax, Grandma's, 6c. Hat-Brite and Colorite Hat Dye. choice, 17c. 0il Paste Shoe Polish, 5c. Pee Chee White Shoe Cleaner, Ethel Burdine, Hennett Fraud, Loses $2.005. { Lloyd, Christine Williams, Ruth Furr. | R 25c. Iron Holders, asbestos, 4c. Search ia being mafe by the potice | Yot Henk Siaeisn Bl S Dor s | Tares 5 pairs for 3. 3SC 0 M Kino’s P ——— "White Shoe Powder Bags. Sc. Slipper Trees, wooden, pair. &c. for a young man who is wanted to | Hampton, Helen Rt ol Pair ...... nce More King 0 . Hairpins, invisible, 5 packages. Curling Irons, pair, 10c. et e e O - D L n s ) L ing’s Palace Outclasses the Field With c. Marcel Waving Irons, pair. 39c. & swindle at the Standard Savings | Makec. Dorothy (woper, Harriet | New Moire and Lea- 89 Hairpins, shell, per package, 8c. Skirt Belting, black and white, ‘ + _Bank, 935 9th street, the bank losing | ""‘:‘r"-lz’;\":‘j‘.‘n ckeon, &:5‘) Cor- terabdsy, including C Pins, 400 count, paper, 4c. yard. Sc. . . es Cary, Irene Wade, Grace Swagger Bags ...... bk E . 3 -$2,000. mmert. Anna Deal, Lols Koerth, VAL LACES— Dressmakers’ Pins, 'i-pound Inside Shirt Belts, ready made, It appears that the voung man open- | Dorothy L. Mchler, Lowell (. Worm 12 - yard bhoit round box, 17¢c. 18c. Cube Pins, black, white and Waist Linings, net and cambric, mourning, 100 count, 15c. 2-In-One Shoe Polish, 10c. ed an account at the bank with a|ley. Frankiin Archer, Kenneth Stubbs, «epomit of 350 cash and a check for |Marian Elizabeth Burch, Helen Satter- 370. A few days later he drew 3100 | ficld, Margaret Hoover, Roy Goodman, | from the bank. and, according to the 5 and diamond mesh Val Lace Edges and Insertions 39c¢ 5¢. Stocking Feet, pair, 8c. olice report, the check proved worth- esa. Martha Wonneberger, Frederick Rad man. Audrey Wolford. V. Webb Can- ter, Mary I Reid, Elsie Smith, Lester WHITE BOBBINET— 72-incch White Wash Bobbi- SMART SUMMER HA Later the depositor appeared with | Pumphry, Walter (ross, Ruseel] net for summer | what purported to be a certified check | Grimes, | Charies | G Do Gresses. Fine mesh, 48 . T BuTmnied (3,0e 2 ceruned chek {gnmes, Guariex German! Dorothy Ve r T 49E orits us nderwear and got it cashed. He reimbursed the | Elaine Hartley. SICOt, SILK LACES ar en | bank for the $100 he had obtained on | ) Jlosa for el he committee finds that the young 36-incch All-over Silk Laces Women’s nightgowns, with square and V artists have followed instruct in black, gray, navy and . : ;. b - n..v?;.'."::nc‘n'::;'rg’:k ":.'a l:';:;:’f}?: very well and in only a tew J}.'l: brown. large necks, trimmed with embroidery, lace, beading The Dolice e s o og by taluelss |have details been overlooked. The and small pat- 1,98 al Ors at and ribbon; envelope chemise, yoke trimmed Tectives Cox and Trinmcton wene aa. | committee has ruled that cartoons terns. Yard...... S back and front with lace insertion, em- postmarked before noon Saturday will signed to make an investigation. They (U5 REIACR be NEW NECKWEAR broidery medallions and lace edge; petticoats 1.19 t:mk ltht swindler is a stranger in Women's Summer CDHI.PId. with lace and embroidery flounce straight this eity. —_— Coll. d Cuff Sets an i 0 = L S D. Sauls, Continental Life In- HEAD \':nvneru ‘l,:\ uc:. or- and circular drawers trimmed with lace and .flnae- Company, reported the theft ’NJURED BY BLOW. gandy and net. ® embroidery. Choice ..........iiiiiiuina... Samrrm e oo ot s T n s 50C . : 05 ise, 79 3500, The theft was commitied in the | William Burkley in Hospital and colonel Philippine Gowns, $2.95 | Envelope Chemise, company's office in the District Na- | Ryssell Lawson Und MESH BAX $3.98 and $4.38 Handmade, Three charming lace-trimmed William Burkley, ninsteen vears old, or back. Sizes 34 39C Ao sieves, Beautitully worked | ments. One has rows of lace be- NO DELIVERY MONDAY. 1621 Kramer street northeast, was in to 42... S in sprays, flowers and rows of | tween bands: another has corset There will be no delivery of mail by |+ 9aZed condition when taken to Cas- APRONS— drawn work. Beading and ribbon. | cover top of five rows of lace and Fine Piping Straw and Milan / carriers Monday, City ~Postmaster |uaity Hospital vesterday for treat- Women's Square Summe: rden Hat : - sy Postmaster a ry garden Hats of natural ribbon; the third has yoke of em Gingham Aprons with Philippine Chemise style, sleeves trimmed with lace popular colors of black, {oen and tanpe. Shirred cuffs at nees, elastic top. By a will dated July 21. 1919, Orville | It . Putnam leaves his entire estate to |night that his condition was much im- Sarah B. A former|proved and that he probably would P date of June 24, 1911, had | recover. Ruseell Lawson of Landover, remembraaces of $100 each | MA. was arrested by police of the relatives and mamed the|ninth precinct on suspicion that he uary legatee. dealt the blow. was sald at the hospital Jast of flowers transforms these hats into summer millinery of distinc- tion. .00, $4.00 and many up to $5.00. elect a smart hat at low cost. All colors and cembinatiens. the sewing and the embreldered designs, Daintiest eof intimate garments, underprieed. " - ment for an Injury to his head, having 3 Summer Sailoers, with straight, body straw, chain brald and oat- broldery bands and lace. Tandemey 8t the city post office Will | \een 4njured, it In atated, as & result R e 49c ralling and mushroom brims sod Gt meal braid, Medium and large $2.95 | > of & blow delivered by another youns INFANTS® DRESSES— all styles of crowns. Double sailors and mushrooms, in black, at soft, fine | Pettibloomers, $1.94 ENTIRE ESTATE TO WIFE man while engaged in an altercation Long and Short White Nain- brims. Tailored silk ribbon bands navy, orchid, purple, jade, copen, fabrics, showing the highest type Tallored of ellky, merviceable . at 15th and H streets northeast. sook Dre: and puggaree sash bands. Worth red, ssnd, rose and gray, A touch of Philippine hana needle-work in ’ Haleyen cloth in black and the, R BRI T LT T T i i i =