Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 5

w TWOPAPERS REGAIN| MAILING PRIVILEGE Postmaster General Hays i Lifts Ban on N. Y. Call I and Milwaukee Leader. Second-class mafling privileges have been restored to the Milwaukee Lead- er and the New York Call, socialist newspapers, by order of Postmaster General Hays, in line with the action initiated by him last week in the case of another publication, the Lib- erator. No formal order was issued by Mr. Hays, the department’s action being carried out by an informal notifica- tion to the newspapers interested and instructions to the postmasters in the respective cities of publication. Postmaster General Hays is under- Stood to have proceeded on the theory that the previous administration of Dry Agents Uncover $50,000 in Old Wine IOWA CIRCLE CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION FORMED New Organization Drafts Consti- tution and Elects Officers. Adhering to the old adage. “As we lage. the department had erred in with- |live we grow,” twenty-four public-spirit- drawing low rates and yet permitting | ed citizens of the near central section ||| the papers to be distributed. If barred | of the city met at the Northminster at all, they should have been barred | entirely, he is said to have decided. Refund to Liberator. Whether the Post Office Department ‘will voluntarily refund the excess charges occasioned by the Burleson order was not stated today. In the case of the Liberator, Mr. Hays said a refund would be ordered, the amount due that publication being estimated at more than $11,000. Orders cauceling the second-class mailing privileges of the publications were issued by Postmaster General Burlegon late in 1917. after an in- quiry which Mr. Burleson said had shawn that through articles pub- lshed each of them had violated provisions of the espionage act. The Liberator—a successor to the Masses ——ceased publication soon afterward, the publishers announcing they were unable to bear the additioffal burden imposed by the third-class rates. Both the Leader and the Call carried their fight to the.courts. The Mil- waukee paper, upon refusal of the Sapreme Court of the District of Co= lumbia to issue a writ of mandamus to compel the Postmaster General to r store the canceled privileges, a pealed to the Supreme Court of the United States, where the lower court was upheld. The Call won in the lower courts of the District of C lumbia, whereupon the Post Office Dy partment appealed, and the case w: adjudged to have been decided by ‘Wat involving the Leader. SMALL BLAZE DEVELOPS ON GEORGE WASHINGTON Ship Official at Hoboken Dry Dock Sees Suspicious Features in Damage to Two Ships. HOBOKEN, N. J., June 1.—A small fire of unknown origin last night slightly aamaged the steamship George Washinston, which twice car- ried former President Wilson to France and back. The steamer is in drydock here undergoing repairs. The blaze, which broke out on the hurricane deck, was extinguished less than an hour after its discovery. Drydock- officials sald the damage could be repaired within two days. Drydock officials said that the fire probably was due to defective wir- ing. but an official of the United - States Mail Steamship _Company, which operates the boat, declared it was of suspicious origin. He pointed out that the Panhandle \State, an- other ship operated by the same line, was damaged by a fire of unknown origin about ten days ago. — % Blue Serge Pin Stripes famous makes —s uperior “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. Store Hours: 8:30 AM. to 6 P.M. Mr. Goldheim Talks: Measuring Clothes Quality By a New Standard - The old idea of measuring clothes value was by price paid—the new idea is by service rendered. We want you to judge our values on the new basis. Quality goods cost * less per month af service—less in the long run. Take For Example the New Brooks Model +—in single and double breasted models. for the conserva- “tive dresser as well as the young man. Gray Herringbone —a gulaxy of models—perfect fit guaranteed. Better Straws! *Pledged to Quality” is just as applicable to Gold- helm Straw Hats as it is to Golmm create a steady demand by men who want the best. Borsalino, Robert Heath, Ltd., Vyse Sons & Co., Barford & Sons and the best of American-made hats, including Blum & Koch’s “ Flexible.” a constitution and by-laws and formed a new clvic organization that will be | known hereafter as the Iowa Circle Citizens' Association. Following a brief address by Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton, in which he outlined the aims and purposes of the new body. the following were chosen officers to serve during the ensuing year: Horace M. Fulton, president; William A. Countryman, vice president, and Harry { M. Wells, secretary and treasurer. The boundaries of the new organiza- tion, as embodied in the constitution, embraces the territory lying between 7th street on the east, 15th street, west: Massachusetts avenue, south, and Q street on the north. A meeting of the officers will be held either this afternoon or tonight, when standing committees qnd other necessary requirements will be decided upon. -_——— It is claimed that Liverpool owns one-third of the total shipping of the United Kingdom. and one-tenth the total registered shipping of |} of the world. r 5 Engraving For Nuptials, Social Fur ‘ons and Educa- tiunal Institutions As errors occur in speech, so do they creep with incorrigible persistence into the phrasing of engraved social forms. We translate your intent into form accepted socially as most desirable, and engrave the mes- sage with all the refinements of Stockett-Fiske interpretation. No charge for consyltation on preferred forms of expressiou and model specimens. L im clothing— workmanship all tend to Presbyterian Church last night, drafted ||| e o THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, -JUNE Hemstitching Orders Taken Sixth Floor 5. Bavy 5ot)s Co. *THE BUSY CORNER" PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. * Headquarters for - WHITE HOSIERY —Every requirement of women and chil- dren can be filled from this excellent stock, . second to none in the city, and at prices : that are on the new lower basis. rwonnn'l I:;lll-frhlonedh. thll‘eId‘_ dSlIk Hosiery, : lisle tops and soles; hi; splice heels. '.?A pair . = $l -75 —Women’s Thread Silk, Full-fashioned Hosiery, lisle tops and soles. High spliced heels. White only. A pair— $1.95 and $2.25 —Women’s Dropstitch White Hosiery, superfash- —Women's White diove Silk Hosiery, $3.50 a pair... ioned; seamless $l 25 —Women's Thread Silk | feet. Apair........ . figures. Hosiery, full fashioned; lisle —Women’s Superfashioned tops and soles; han&-embroid- White with black { Scamless Feet Silkc Hosiery, ered clocks. cl9xi.'ks. and whli'ge ;:i:“’" tops. A $l.00 —are most appropriate. wit! sport COlOn (@SN UREER. |13 eommneesmne Ny tocks. Taair " $3.50 | Zchitdren's White sitk Socks, —Women's Mercerized Full- | turndown cuffs. A $l 59 hT_hk:inedh White Hosiery, high | pair ............... . splice eels and —Children’s White Mercerized sol‘:ls. A pair......cfl?I .gnlol- Socks, turndown cuffs. 29C —Women’s White ton A pair... . fashioned Hosiery— —Children’s Mercerized Lisle high spliced heels. Ribbed Stockings, seamless feet. A pair.. 50c —Children’s Ribbed Silk Stock- ings, white, with seamless feet. A pair— 2 50c less Hosiery, white. Sizes 813 $1.75 to $2.50 to 10. 3 pairs for $1.00; 35 ot @ipairt s e (v Kann's—Street Floor. e —This is a fast color woven tissue, in light colored checked de- signs, others in plaids. All fast colors and beautiful patterns. Formerly Priced From 75¢ a Yard. Thursday, a Yard Printed Voiles —A great many new and handsome pat!tr;ns. inhligflht. z}z]-:cdxum and dark grounds, chiefly the small neat designs. 48C Kann's—Street Floor. The Best Silks of the Season Beach Suitings —Two-ply weave, in all the staple colors, suitable for sport skirts and suits, all fast colors. —with any - finished bases neat silk shades. Special, each— 100 Chiiesg GrCh —In fact, at less than their actual cost to import from the Orient. Handsome; as the sketchies show, and constructed for strength as well as comfort. Several styles—some in natural color and others with contrasting green.or brown —For the porch or for the living room of the summerfhome, they: The Armchairs . . .. $10 The Rockers . . . .. $11 Kann's—Fourth Floor. Hurry to the Third Floor and secure your share of these big ‘offerings Boudoir | Z—_Z1 Lamps ma hog- and very $2 98 { —Your choice of any of the follwing 2 l items in white or blue enamel.ware ; sub- ject to slight imperfections: For Sport Skirts and Summer Frocks —Everything new, as well as the staple weaves, here in readiness for the scason’s_de- mands. For Thursday’s selling we make special mention of the follgwing kinds: For the Sport Skirt Novelty Baronet Sport Satin —In white and colors, standard quality, heavy and very lustrous, in beautiful woven designs. Plenty of the wanted white, as $2 48 . well as gray, tan, porcelain blue, rose and black; 40 inches wvid e Ay d e Imported Japanese Pongee —This is Japanese 12 Momme Pongee, in the natural color, a good heavy weight, smooth, even weave, 33 inches wide. ete., ete. —=o —Bathroom fixtures,) with nickel finish: Towel bars Toilet-paper holders Tumbler holders Soap dish holders | Choice | each 79¢ 3 $-quart Berlin Kettles. §-quart Saucepans. 6-quart Berlin Kettles. 10-quart Water Pails. ~ 8-quart Preserving Kettles. 11%-quart Tea Pot 4-quart Coffee Pots. 4-quart Tea Pots. 3-quart Saucepans. 11-inch Colanders. 2-quart Lipped Sauccpans. 2-quart Water Pitchers 8-quart Preserving Kettles. 2-quart Rice Boilers. Small Size Tea Kettles. All-Silk Canton Crepe —To_the best of our knowledge our price is the lowest quoted on the genuine Canton crepe in this city this season. It is a fine, rich crepy weave, with a beautiful luster, 39 inches wide and in the following colors : —White, Pink, Silver, Zinc, Gray, Brown, Tan, Wireless, Algonquin, Pheasant, Henna, Navy and Black. A Yard, $2.75 Tricolettes —An extra fine quality, in the very latest colorings. A material in demand for dresses, blouses, skirts, scarfs and sashes. Every yard is perfect, and of the finest quality for dresses. In this color range: —Splint Clothes Hampers, with cover, has two rows of colored splint around the sm,all $1.29 center, size. Special.... Medium size, special, $1.59 Large size, special, $1.98 . Silverware Specials —This is an exceptional oppor- | tunt o procure Silver-plated or kel Ware below present day cost; H pretty designs. very | Teaspoons, each White Ecru Silver Zince Jade Burnt Orange Pink Tobacco hid Caribou Oriole Autumn Brown Flesh Buckski Navy Radio ‘' Black Marine Bisque Honeydew Porcelain Orient Taupe A Yard, $1.48 Kann’s—Street Floor. GINGHAM DRESSES —Almost every styie and quality imaginable‘in gingham frocks, from the simple dress that is suitable for morning.wear to models of the finest qual- ity imported ginghams. - —The price range is from 4 $3.95'up to $25.00 In the Finer Dresses = .—We are showing smart dresses made of the very best quality French ginghams. * —Some are made in the new slip-on styles and are trimmed or with fine organdy, 7 A3 % > —Others are in the popular coat style, also many in the straightline and tunic effects. 5 5 —There ase hosts of pretty styles in the fashionable checked ginghams, in orchid, pink, rose, green, brown and navy colorings. —The sizes include those for misses of 14 to 20 years and for women of 36 to 44 bust. . Priced at $9.90, $10.95, $12.95, $14.95, $16.95, $19.90, $25.00 The Simpler Modes —Checked gingham frocks, with white organdy fichu, finished with knife pleating of the same, also sash of organdy; all have pretty, fancy pockets. —Other checked ginghams, with organdy collar and vest; also plaid ging- hams with white pique cpliars and peari buttons, fancy pockets and trim- med skirts. Also a numbér of other models at this price. —Sizes for misses of 16 to 20 years; women’s average sizes 3 9 5 36 to 46 bust, and stout sizes 48 to 52 bust. Choice ~ e BV NS —Better Quality Gingham Dresses, checked effects, made with tunic skirts, long roll organdy —Gingham Dresses in striped and checked pat- collar, organdy vests, skirts trimmed with or- terns, straightline models, finished with tiny gandy; others with d shawl collars finished folds of plain colored chambray, and sash; Dt T aister oo |y et braid: stil others with organdy i t i it] int H with vests of tucke: tiste, collars of O?ngham xfiic pfionished Tt folds Cof Sinphams ivests: bound with organdy; tie-on models check cream can, s p ecially priced. ... combined ple, special gingham, with orgawdy coMars, large pockets, | collar and cuffs of organdy. 6 9 5 skirt trimmed with folds of or- Misses’, average and stout iizes. = gandy. Misses’, average and 4 .95 ...... 5 stout sizes. At —2.:quart Heavy Galvanised Ice Cream' Freesers, with heavy tin ice $1.98 —Swift's Arrow Laundry Seap, large size bars, special, 10 bars for. —100-piece Dimmer Set, deco- rated with & neat blue band and conventional design, full service for 12 peo- —Cottage Sets; these are deco- rated in our pattern No. 4606, 42- piece sets, in conventional border design, special... 29c —Food Choppers, family size, eqiipped with ex- tra cutting knives, 8 p ecally $1 59 priced ... —Casseroles, made to sell for $§ and more. Each nickel-plated with Pyrex inset. $3 98 Ware greatly 4 —Moth Balls, to protect your clothes and wraps moths, 2 pounds............ from 5. broiling and fr: ing, t et —Ranney sefrigeraters, 1his d w - nozzie. Special. ... —Bathroom Stools, white enamel w legs to keep fro; Special, each —Garbage Cans, a special purchase from the U. S. Government, holds about 4% gallons; very heavy and will last a lifetime. Special eeeeeen-... $1.49 ~—Stome Combi- mets, with strong bail handle. Fireleas Cookers, two- . with an extra_set of ate pans. $32-98 ‘Water > lers. You know what it means to have nice cool ice water during the summer.” All sizes; per 49C gallon. .. —Spigots, each, $31.98 $8.98 Dinner Set, our No. 4106, neat convention - al border design. Special decoration, made of Syra- 8 cuse china Specially priced $9.98 —Mixing Bewls, in sets of six; these are of yellow earthen- 986 ware. Special, 6 for....... —Stone Jars, 6- gallon size, spe- cial, Ll