Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 16

18— s THE- EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 MAP OF LOST WEALTH STILL LURAES| PROSPECTORS, DESPITE GRAVE PERIL BISBEE, Ariz., June 3—For three | camp lost :‘:telr outfits and meny |2 hindred: years, according to re- o zoturn o’ Indlans far E: s 2 'ars’ men; d * liable records, the Bierra Madre | his conditice Sl Cootce adge 2 mountains of Sonora and Chihua- mented by bands of outlaws. hua, Mexico, have held the sécret Max Covita, for several years : Mexican consul Naco, is suid of a gold mine of fabulous rich- to have been the. latest Ppossessor ness and vast tremsuré store of | of the priest's map. He declared gold, mined and hidden away in he twice succeeded in getting as far as Casa Blanca, from which an fnaccessible tunnel, e : - £ 0ld Tyopa are visible, The romance of the gold hunter | and it was reported he had not esser lzced €7 a. [ 1s written in the history of man's | Siven up hopes of reaching the S <h ndis efforts through the centuries place at his death several years reach and bring back to civiliz 280. 1It’s Wise Economy to Buy Your ttle Folks' Footwear AT THE FAMILY SHOE STORE S| tion this wealth | 'Bert Grover, a local man, twice —because here you’re sure of Scientific meg, the largest va- F e Mcdars SigtuciOId TIOUR. | el it th omakbionT o riety to select from, we believe, in W aShmgton zmd ECONOMY marked many, of, these efforts and mike Btha, perilous journey, but s n man. ced by ecause of in- i s e Wi FOON B B e | BSnETE | Summer Blouses in Many Styles tractive offerings in Juvenile Summer Footwear. f |1 stie the sl whicn naviprompt- 1| Soutlawar o8 s = : e rave the dangers marl o - % 2 = of starvation, thirst d death at mens have been brought back __‘ Db'd bu < - Growing Girls’ Tan Oxfords and One and Two the hands of indlan bands and out- | from the vicinity of . the .Old At sI 65 N dau‘mdd,b 3k '“'fi ‘maxdc w:thF Pe‘;" T;a“, collars; long Strap Slippers—Styles fully as modern as those for laws In the search for gold. | Tyopa but so fur as known no sleeves and :turned-back cuffsd arrow rench pleating trims the exico contai -ds o ever has re.ches e mines grown-ups. Moderately prlced—ss.m to $7.00. the old mln}; -:afl :I:v:glornroa- since the old town was destroyed 2 collar, cuffs and front. Slzes 38 t° 4. ! Z pectors, one of them Jack Dunn, accredited discoverer of the War- ren district, .have reported see- ing ruins of the old mine, but none ever reached there. According to records at the Mex- ican capital, in the latter part of the seventeenth century the iso- lated village of old Tyopa was raided by Indians, who destroyed the town and kiiled ‘all the in- habitants except a priest. After wandering for several Sshturies ago. At 8 1 95-—Wlnu¢ Voile Blouses, made mth shawl llar, and the elbow sleeves haye "turn-Back cuffs, which are trimimed’ with hemstitching and Val False Teeth Held lace; eyclet embroidered designs on. fronts; all seams are hemstitched. Sizs 36 to 46. Firmly in Place —Tie-on Overblouses of Georgette, made with square neck and elbow _ BY WILSON'S At $2'95 sleeves ;. deep design in self-matched braid forms the trimming around Patent Leather Strap Slippers for Growing Girls, Misses and Children. Priced as follows: . oy — White Low Shoes For Growing Girls, Misses and Children, in a very extensive: va- riety of styles and models. Priced at neck and overblouse. Colors are \\hnc. flesh and tan, At 83 95—B¢uuhful Novelty Georgette: Blouses, with decp collar and revers, . Sizes 2 to 5.. Sizes 4 to 8... : . Sizes 4 to 8 -.$150 up weeks, the priest arrived at a lit- o Sizes 8% to 11....53.00 to $4.00 Sizes 8% to 11 5250 up town called Auga Fria, on the rayenis, BOTe RUTIN e edged in Va! lace to form*a pretty -frill down the front; the long - Sizes 113 to 2....$3.00 to $5.00 Sizes ,l’l/V_- to 2 .$3.00 up Faqui .r':‘ée:“:ln;;: b.;f‘-;‘a:xl re- Brings health and comfort. sleeves have turn-back cuffs. lors are flesh and white. Sizes 36 to 44. F Sizes 2)5 to 7...........$5.00 up _ family. His hardships caused SSopaeed thy Dentieoriend : Sizes 2}5 to 7...... $5.00 to $7.00 death, but before he died he gave to the family a description and e Practical an . map of the mining camp. He also Special for Saturday - Hm?::_y - ‘é;:;;"’" o Soven Sears of ining A2 ren een stored in an old tunnel, be- Misses’ and Children’s Tan and Pat- cause of the impossibility of ship- Druggists, 35c. 60c, $1.00. Corega Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio At 34 95—Good Quality Georgette Overblouses, tic-on style, with panel front, = which is elaborately trimmed with tucks, Val lace and small pearl = ° buttons. Colors are bisque, white and flesh. Sizes 36 to 46. : to_clvilization. ent Leather Strap Slippers. Excellent All the latest novelties; all ’ e st d . it is sald, e o g alaes S A e e it Srectes Sweaters Women’s t new, durable and practical in hos- iy to family for ' generations. |F] K GROVE : . E Sizes 8% to 11. o iery for all ages of voung folks at Those who attempted to reach the clb I Our sweater display invites the attention of Lisle Union Suits Sizes 113 to 2.. Tonestr o : = “|BUTTER . . o) the golfer, the motorist, the tennis enthusiast and every one who finds pleasure in the open air and 90C and 31.00 outd_oor life. Our stock is large in anticipation of the imminent demand and new models are con- Women’s Fine Ribbed stantly arriving. With such an attractive assort- : v ) : 4 g anjattractiveiassort Lisle Union Suits, with bod- HOOVER PLAN PRESENTED FOR TRADE COMMISSION Give More Constructive Function in Dealing With Associations’ Price Activities, His Advice. "JOS. : STRASBUQGEIL CcO. Jowenieissiens 310— 312 SEVENTH STREET terday advocated reconsideration by Congress of the powers of the Fed- . eral 'l.'r‘ulo Commis Loni lo(xl\'e{ the T OEGRIRAIIRR | et crmmining ehe proper scope | of “open price” associations’ activi- ;:3’ in the light of the anti-trust ___10th and B Streets S.E. ment it wi!l be easy to make selections. Heavy Fiber Silk Sweaters, $8.95. ice and tailored shoulders: s,,,,’;l.",:,, g,';":" ,,f ';;' g WoolTiuxedo some with shell, others with #n:ysSpor!; Sweaters, $3.95. cuff knee; reinforced crotch. ‘ool Sport Slip-ons, $3.95. i 3 Full-fashioned Tieo . $1.95. _Sazcs _36 to 44. These are Wool Tie-ons, all colors, $1.50. in white only. LERE e Relation of trade associations and 4 3 . Base ball tycbet’s the anti-trum laws have been dis- ] Just Arrived Mlsses’ 2 G — Bow: - cussed at great length in the ad- I i American League Park Games—Boys’ Club game—June 9 Tt M o S soit By er) Eltinen e o miaslon e 12 | e ) Misses’ Taffeta Dresses Silk Sport Skirts pass on the practices of the associa- k > < tions as affecting prices, he 'main- tained, the uncertainty “so destruc- £ $18 75 tive of business” could be removed. K = . $8.75 Auorney‘ "nern|I D:u‘lherl)’ ‘:‘d; vanced a ar view. declaring tha ot . . i ol [ W i i (4 Imz aaseciations mignt submic their Crisp Navy. Blue Taffeta Dresses in + Misses’ New Silk Sport Skirts of dew- f operation to a commission . : | which would decide whether the pub- basque effect for street and afternoon kist and sport tussah in gathered and box- h F Dlans Tor oottecting and. disscminat wear., Some have tie-backs; oth ith leated models; i d k . ecting a = vear., S -] z g 2 fets ; g 7th at F' Where prices are guaraniced 7th at F' s i Furaisure ; others with | " pleated models; nserted pockets; narrow Both Mr. Daugherty and Mr. Hoover cerski - : A . e A e scalloped overskirts and wide girdles are belts; plaid, brocaded and plain patterns. € 1 f findi s . : - . o = . 5 c::dlc':'llnl‘lgmf&":?:rg:e“fl)k:’ocmr(‘m:s‘ included in this pleasing assortment ; many Neatly finished with pearl buttons on tivity without disturbing the rights 5 5 : 5 i of'these ‘hodiea. Both sald the great Polish are tucked and finished with lace or or- pockets and beits. Colors are pink, copen. majority of trade associations were e I o B = g : not responsible for price fixing. gandy collar and cuffs. Sizes 14, 16 zine, white, orange and green. \Waist —_— 3 and 18. measure, 25 to 32. “SAMARITANS" ROB HIM. Open Evenings Till 8 0'Clock Music Week Bargain Give a Thought to Music Motorists Offered to Take Man Home—Other Thefts. Samuel Berhmier, 97 Suffolk street. New York city. suffering from a slight attack of indi tion. was seat- | 4 ed on the curb at 1st and B streets Wednesday afternoon when two young men in an automobile offered him assistance. The New Yorker ac- |} lcepted their offer. he told the police yesterday, b l instead of driving him to 19th a streets, as he requested. ne said they drove out 16th street, ||| stopped near Walter Reed Hosital and robbed him of £35.78 and a ring. Ethel Garner. was robbed of colored man o'clock. She was passing in front of 1326 Virginia avenue southeast when | the money s snatched from her. she told the police. Theft of a lens, winding motor and seven boxes of chewing gum was re- ported by Louis _Stillberg, Truxton Theater, North Capltol street and Broadcloths : L e Bandeaux and Silk Scarfs and Sashes past three weeks. Going big! New Summer Wash Dresses Are Unusual at $9.75 A fresh assortment of Printed Voile Dresses in figured and square patterns. Full skirt and overskirt effects. Many have wide sashes of organdy, with or- gandy collar and cuffs; others lace and and button trimmed. Linene Dresses in long, slender effects with inverted pleats and cross stitching: trimmed with white collars and cuffs. Colors include old rose, green and lavender. For street wear these Dresses offer attractive selection. Sale quality - SILK shirts Answer is found in the silks--- . = 88-Note—Mahogany Brassieres ' Splendid Values Crepe de chines _ PROTESTS COAL TAX. | Pl Pi i e bendens and | aiAnseptionsl motel i Silk Scarts with . H S an A new lot of brassieres just in; bandeau an ropstitching and tassel, or fringe in brown, I‘a Jen (]em)') $ 'B'p:“":u:“o'“a":“‘ : 1 ayer. l o trimmed styles. All-over lace and lace and em- pink, navy, blue, white and lavender. . W or VOIROELORRCts broid trimmed. Som d sy, ti . 3 Jacquard silks " 2 Raprsniatvs Macoreger repu: WUsed) - broery Simmed Sem wesd stpeetes Special, $3.95 f:rkpwol"]u"fi against the action of | Music Week Special Bandnn; inkntfracti\'e all-ov;r Lnr.ek com- !l-'oiher Silk Roman Striped Sashes in various z P e Pennsylvania authorities in plac- bined with pink; fastening at the back. 75¢ color combinations. These sashes are very ngh gra'dehsflhs CUStbom g";lShed to the minutest detall Im_ ::’t'& ‘co‘,:n(‘.d?'((h’e"m‘{’;fiif'"'h"f' Solls 285 and $1.00. much in demand and are exceptional at this ported silks—the eavy broadc oths-—and others. members of Cno::rl a Strong Muslin Brassieres, with good quality low price. 5 Negligee styles in white and stripes. Attorney Clener: Lo take Terms to Suit Widecabroldory aftiebatkiand feat e, RscaL 2 a6 Z 2 immediate step: annul this burden Collar attached sports styles in white. placed upon the people of the United ¥ States by Pennsylvani: o Jacquard pongee w: detachable col Arthur Jordan Piano Co. lars. All sizes 14 to 7. . ] ASSIGNED TO SEA DUTY. - . Capt. Adolphus E. Watson has been | fio-S:e:'l ;:'T::t_::: Three Popular Stylesin untrlmmed Hats, S.l .00 . . . | detached from duty at the navy yara. | 3 5 ; Silk ties, $1 Silk hose, 95¢ e and g o Sl wA i | Summer Hats, $291 5 |, Graceisl Garden Hats, in pincapple Similar grades in stock have been Full-fashioned and finely finished ! s gt v : saiflft ;:fw S‘;:_“";‘ea‘"“)(?"fi?‘i“ssi;‘;_r;'lgs Rice Straw Chain Body Hats. = At this low price one could afiord to i g i silk hose. e S H = selling for two and three times shapes ttimmed bty yamoribizipom match each summer dress. The colors Gy cofi:it qualities from regular stock in solid g:’:;igfaz‘;ig::‘éfi a{’i":“;e“;gig;;"pc“’ jade, :ree:‘ "J::lle. oOledn rlo‘se, orlc)hxd blavut pink, Fine four-in-hands in solid colors; dots, _ Self R 3 e p enna, brown, black, navy Sa d D s .al . sports wear; trimmed With “soft folds of Hat Tfimmin S $8 Panama CORNW L L’ S sport silk around crown or embroidered g h t $4 85 in wool. Flower Wreaths in many different styles, i have mena Fancy Transparent -Hats, in black, including fruits and: flo“ers or garden a S, sPyNGT’"BWImRNWELL’S brown and navy trimmed with bright fiowesrls'zsc‘c:;lbmag‘pns in black and white. Genuine panamas, Delicatessen Department prepares flowers or self toned ostrich. ; 95c, $LI5. e Gt All are well made and are exceptional Large Flat Ostrich Bands to match . ely woven the salad and accompanying savory values. these hats, $1.65. KNO x pliant weave, light as | specials. CORNWELL quality in- - ; - silk, and smartly styled. i 'udgq.u, combined chef-fully and —Alpines —Optimo —Sailors ~—Telescope —and other shapes. , in supremely suc- 1,000 Percale | Girle and Children's | Boys’ Sports Hose ‘Bungalow - Aprons Wear ... 45¢c Pair hdtS: Sale culent cdda: % H de lahhr Salad $ i T Ihfi -Seled, Crab Salad : 7 . L d B Girls’ ¥t Quality J Mid- 87 luu Men’s white Shrimp Selad, Frait Salod $I 3 5 Co | g Plain whits, with em. S:T";" “H“'me ':;:,i ! lem on .sleeve;. black ties. ® - - u.buck Telephone Main 875 o Sizes 6 to 53 years 86e ench. hed;f:nd oes; roll’ w:ls i : ORE Knox “Straw Hats sold - f d Bungalow Aprons ia i JLitte Chitaren's Rompars, 1n | With :‘”’:’"‘E‘;{;‘:fi >3 2 : back style; large, cool an with white checked dimity = this ‘season- than last S OX Qr S ettt s o hmatitches. soliare, gl'choz{lo};ordovau Sizes % Knox has not forgotten any- $°7.50 finished _colldr, belt; and | years Sidbemchc . £ S 2 b hecks, stripes, 0 y hese hose are of extra = thing of Knox: tradmonal quahty Fot 7 i i _:;-:‘::ts. ndlr: m:l g :“ - :dn:::_ .‘Igzxgfi‘:.egré&:'fn:‘flg fin'{ D o ity o £ and smartness. .3 . - Goodyear welt soles; terns. Fasy to put on; com- | Eathered pockvee, crimmed with win ‘give good service on Men who- t t.he t lp- 2z ;B;er heels; and at $7.50 fortable and practical for hot | FHtswiess ‘white collers <04 | the hike or in the simmer S wan fines 3 3 reumvmnguam weather e, pndatethm. 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