Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 5

D. €, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921 3 oS, ; T ] of payments for reparations - Ger- [Tt was reported in Wall street TENT HELD INVALID. infringed patent issued to him in PUI-I.MAN RIGHIS Contributions to Aid 1 l many has dellvered, up o the present | that the sum wae appro<imately CLERKS SEEK P. 0. JOBS.| T:Al:nitul s"mPCDm “re 18 The court held the: patent in- . ) ,300.000. An . official’ of the bank.| . N e | : A 5 5 2 Sufferers In Pueblo | | time, treasury bonds payable August |\nj declined to state the amount, |Those Fearing ~Dismissal From has dismissed the suit of Frank © - = - ! % t { 31, 1921, amounting” to about 840,- | said. however. he thought this was | | Farnhem against the governm for H Urged by President | 1 000,000 gold marks and forelgn cur- An overestimate. Other Services File Applications. |41'(6y 400 for allcged intringment of [ | In a formal wintement nd- | reney representing about 200.000.000.| | The financial transactions in ;l’:vl;w‘ S e vernment employes whio) rear be. |pathnr. 4 the OF yontage “Prodacts Frem Farm to You™ - L: | 'lh-'l::':l‘s-';:o:h'p:':fllilfnn"n‘ln‘-'z | The excess ntuuw l]n‘l::' ‘f:-lf" 'nlu-% WO | with the federal rese bank on her | ;ng;lrannvdlh-'ul{\ :;;‘r‘;::;l‘flrc::xl; ;s;:‘ -;:n-flnu] (‘r;l B ll > s | ove ) 0 00 g pay! t we rbor in & XS e e i | inz asks the to assixt by con- sums over the U Eola | Feparplions pascient were comple el e = |#tamps in the form « ellevue marks which Germany was to pay | May 31 before June 1, will be used for the r by Hallgarten | amortization of part of these hongs. Over One Billion Marks in|Tbe,cxcers amounts to about” 40,- 000,000 marks. convenience in carrys in the pocker | Cmerican Red id_to the heenuxe The text | i Scores of men and women are up. plying.at the local post cffice for jobs. but_deeording to present prospects | here is little fope for them the .. the Equita- | ver & Co. lu(l} ompany. These orted A | Farms Lunch | four firms were Labor Men Assert Company to have | s e a . - === acted, as Intermediarics again yester- |® Ever.since the postal reclassif k s = Made No Attempt to Set- wd vaite Bonds and Foreign Cur- NEW YORK, June 8 —The German | das/ They are the Xew o¥rk cor ‘|_...‘ Fary positions at the city post| lllc ervlce BTLLEVUE PASTRIES A }..m rnment made another pa)mem‘url’nhundunu of the German reichkz!office have seemed unusuaily attract. . SR - . 2 Sesiarday of several mitlion dollars | bank Iige to govermment workers so that i b tle With Union. & + rency Deposited. | the allied redarations uc- ; Vith the latest operations brinking | che ranks at present are “full up. flntlng Order b Pione Tr.uk.in 3325 . 1 the total payments to approxitnately | PR ——— R the Associated Pross I izntion of their suflerl ¥ thie Assoclated Prose, Y esan o svealed | %30.000.000, 1t vas sald di- | SRR | fi 2 : e ey o and in the dayx to come | 1Y e Aot Pre The exact figares were not rov alca | %5 ot o Eald that an addis} fpe jargest sum ever apent in im- LEWIS THAYER 1334-36 G St 1338 Few York Ave CHICAGO, June S—The wage dis- mptx me to isxue an urgent | PALIS. June The reparations | DY officials DL e Hon‘a‘ o b G 0 b ol Lproving ope stieet was $143.000.0 FISi 507 13th N.W. “ite Bontam” 1332 G St . 5 i ite n o 8 | a s wide 3 any accord- a b as % 3 g i —133 L. PEECe bl I CHEEAE Cot i et P SR LU [ ymeen annousceattnal tafexao o} A e L e redil of ihe) Bani | ance with the schedule announced in [Tald out on the Rue do Rivoll, in | cmploses. who are taking a strike| | thiex are awakened 4o st | | on of article 5 of i scheduic | of England and the Bank of France. | Beriin. Paris. Red Croxs, which hax qu Kly vote this week over a proposed wage | s brought before thej o B i A e o W T T o o R D S deal and will stand with the : orzanized first great meed, by until homesx nnd home life to reduction, W Railroad Labor Board sterday as the | | i final admission by transportation - el | ] can be re- tablished. Contri- - their move for lower wages.| | butlows » | Men’s Collars 1 Sci 75¢ to $1.50 39c Printed s by labor leader | | throush the | tee CISSOr'sS IT PAYS TO Voil a full h 5 ihel a || ter or dicce | 6 for 40c, 12 for 79¢ L 75 Bag Frames, 48c oiies h taking under consideration the| | headquarters { s ) by question whether the . dispute was for use in the stricke Bens ool Gollas "{ Werth Up to 75¢ samples 25¢ Yard properly presented. The company tory. » famous hiand o . . ] may be allowed to proceed later. { “ware@y G0 s e nciua e 38C air % 8 Pullman company brought its| 1 slight defects .v.\‘\hh are E d : se to the board after mass meetings asaEan 00d. quailty steel. in L ol e g the employes on June 2 failed to he domutEy the most wanted sizes patterns shown th S Ithe new Shapes. - Pl ¥ d st 1 ron Al the m to : i rom 4 to 6 inches. Im ing wew’ Tound i - At wag G orter's samples and odd Ag tops, with A prior to th e s | Substantially made. o heer ep dozen—at 40c¢ nnd Coldenberg's—Notion Dept. KFirst Floor. no attempt was n First Floor. ganizations to sett the dispute. Deals With Employes. E u‘n i our ndust W R ‘h..'n\’.‘,’\’L.\r—,. e e i S| | oo e e B 3o o FHUR=DAY PiCIAT b Plair a picnie will be by the so- Juiy at crety A Silk I)R,.s.s Event Extraordinary! 25c at Glen Eeho. THURSDAY SPECIAL ,t 69¢ | Bed - s 1250 Beautiful Silk Dresses! °Z | ded that the company ourth Floor. . | i & was not properly before the hoard Chairman Rarton said the b d . T awias Women’s Low Shoes LOT ONE 50c Tissue Ginzhzms 38c sibility of the ¢ AL, THURSDAY SPECIAT. . New Summer Low number of dexirabie cpuding Oxfords, Pump: crs, of brown. patent - $2.85 Shoes, style: «nd Values Up to Values Up to $35.00 at $19.75 at WILMINGTON, Del, June S—The Department of Labor will attempt t adjust the dispute between the Pyll- man company and the emplo: the ! Jocal Federation of Pullmin SPECIAY i in oa in- trap, colt, l THIGRSDAY SAFEGUARDED ' LOT TWO ' ! was advised in a telegram from Wash ington. The men last night voted on | Hiacieiitabgand il ! the national strike call sent out last| High and low hecls, - o week and decided to stay at wo LG e About 430 workers were represente > SuscEhor P m read at the m J. Fury of t Yision of concitiation, Depa Coustitute an Ideal Investment $1.59 Seamless Sheets ) 32-inch Peggy Cloth Seea (it ticrngontandi wolld o Combining 100% Safely THURSDAY Those who have waited late into the season to purchase a silk dress will * e with the Pullman company and union The - $1.39 - 22c¢ welcome this unusual opportunity to save on smart frocks of high quality. oficials, In a previous mes hel With Attractive Yield SPECIAL . to the men to remain & . bets 1 f Fit Asc ecured from over- 1 to rema u‘ $100 $500 $1,000 b Stiects. a1 wonderful values are the result of two special purghases secured from over f el of the List Epon Request. Made from heavy, firm woven stocked makers who disposed of their Tines at a price that enables us to offer ent. Am musiin, that will give splendid i § | so0 advi . service. Full double-bed size i these dresses at below the cost of production. ' work pendin, First Flo The F. H. Smith Co. Establixhed 1573 Railr Labor The materials are Canton Crepe, Chifion Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Satjn Foulards, Minuette, Silk Trico=- lette and Plaid Taffetas. = $4 Porch Curtains THURSDAY SPECIAL | { STUDY COURSE ORDERED. 55c Colored Organdie " $2.69 Fifty-Three Officers to Report at Investment Department R A g | | Prmy Stafl College. i 815 15th St. o 1 Styles include new ribbon effects. embroidered. beaded, lace trimmed. FHURSDAY 39 Aty -three il 48 Years Without Loss to Any e i rufile, tunic, sport and dressy models. Colors of flesh, new blue. 3 SPECIAL < Arm sm‘y:m::'.f" i Invetor. '“ Dot Ll Nl gray. brown, tan and black. zes 16 to 44 in the sale. but not all sizes in each ah-inch red Organdice, a A ery for duty as stu, . siz®, worth §50), | stvle. ' fine. sheer. < quality re: Colonels—Rus Fourth Floor. i Goldenberg’s- Second Floor. with cobweb fin o of the don. adjutant ger | e o obr summer frocks. In all w Horton =i shudes. < ton-trimn Third Floor. pure | grade, with crep\ finish, in JaYe Gray, Brown, Black and White. Men’s .and Young Men’s Blue Serge Suits Corps: Frederic e Ty 25¢ Curtain Scrim : ‘ O ‘ . = “tr et and evening i Hot Semfa esie S il A Special Sale of 39¢ White Organdie | “..u mann, Herm n i N 12_ | i S S e T e Wi Men s Serge Suits || omwmeme o muen e | $2.00 Grass Rugs b fi,’}"'m‘,“‘ gepariment; il 1 \Ill1:"::|'”|:u e i | uation and summer frocks. Fresh. crisp. new ! = F 5; < ‘ T ¥ | o 10 ya H S “ashes tafl; ! i muisies upiie 30 ,|,,::|‘¢..‘\|\|',]fr‘fl Here's an opportunity to fill your summer suit needs and of exceptionally “h“'i h‘l““ l“‘ A “;h‘: 3 C | THURSDAY $l l 9 g g i IEI Somve il v SN bigier eC- at prices you have long been waiting for. cellent beautifully. Special for ursday at 29c¢ a SPECIAL g i ects of various colori i “va o S vl | 1 n &l First ‘Floor_Bargain Tablog quality m.n('rml~—depvn<ldhlc for wear and service, thor- [ | “vard. Full 40 inches wide. i eniied oS g 'gi — oughly well tailored in the newest models e these | | 25c White Cannon Cloth, 34 | 59 White I)nned Swiss | £ .\.\r".t‘:-i’":’v "W! ks g il)ulv[wrg nerad 39¢ Pillowcases suits tomorrow—then only can you appreciate the un- | | pcHesR e rflrh*‘::‘s’d‘!'“'l"sfi"' [ infhes-pide s in 39 <gns in grgen. blue and & .. Hartman, 8 PO s : \ il vl | ) for middy | C st 5 Kelton; John P. Hains. THURSDAY 2 | usual va ! blouses. boys' waists, C & ilton and James F. i s I ete. Special at......... = —Bargsiz Table. tillery Corps: SPECIAL ... 9C H — | 3% White v.mg, 40 inches Head; 36 - e s g | Men’s All=Wool Blue | T G 580 e == . /B Quarte cotton, free from dressing. Serge Sults | fon finish. pendable for wear. Spe 24C | iris” Dresses Sl e e First Floor. | | Goldenbe cial at . | 6 to ind Alden ¢ Knowles. in 1 Tim 5 et enera St We are ready to | In single-breasted three-button ARS . $2.69 Hearn, gencral statre »x»njd."i'q R | & supply you the Peg-Top-Rompers conservative style; full lined with l 2o e et Wade infantry: William X" Kent, = e THURSDAY C i | alpaca. Sizes 35 to 42. i $4 All Sllk Canton Cre @ | smar Summer Frocks s e est m SPECIAT 95 : quality _colored x B. Taylor, SPECIAL ...... P n pin strip s, adsutant ser THE - Peg-top Rompers of chambray, | Exceptional value for Thursday. sty w e llans, R Medndren | in_combination striped waist and | . inch Colored Canton Crepe, one of thc [ooskets with b Bowman, . ‘ lid bloomers of pink and blue, i Browning, general staff, and | ith wide out-pockets and but- | season’s most favored silks for hand- Third Floor. i artillery ! belts. Heavy all ik g f i 2 » 16c Bleached Cotton SHOP T | 25c Percales & THURSDAY g1 s e 607 14th St. | || THURSDAY Strictly ‘all-wool, pure worsted | e I s an | S e SPECIAL zC Hammond, infantry: Sherman Miles Phone Main 955 o SPECIAT reoml fabri ha il giv lendid [ woven quality, inia 3 36-inch Bleach otton. a fine field artillery; Walter K. Wilson and = e i & ‘ur'”_ iz m‘ SR tabr that w2 give sp e," o i f:,;:a--onmom oticor nml evening ose wover je with soft Fulton @. C. Gardnor, general staff 1. et e e service. Double and sing || sreal memipeaticombina 59¢ | finish, for summer needs - 2 i1 ons. Special a [ ; L as breasted models: sizes 34 to 42 | 15250 Black Satin Duchesse— | First Floor. wear. e Jeiereuimer s[”:"\ hea\‘"\ quality, ideal for Imported Silk Ponge h First Floor. | making handsome quality with rich lust $2.060 Longclot — strect and _evening $l .89 guaranteed to wear. S) | PHURSDAY costumes. Special at ciai at .. l | Goldenberg's—First Floar. - $1.69 English SPECIAT 200 39c Plisse Crepe Number In\|n rial L 7 = A Genuine $ it 29C | 3350 Bedepeends | Fi T 39 Flall Runmer | o 3 I L e = o | THURSDAY 1 6 9 t G R | THURSDAY Chameinifinieh Rrude; ten-yard ize1 quality, especially desired | SPECIAL $2 89 | X7- . rass UGS || speciaL 21 C | vicces tomorrow xt $1.68. for lingerie—requires no ironing. Double-bed ,m White Crochet | e Reversible Stair or Hall Run- First Floor. k First Floor. *Firat n&ur Special for Thursday—Stenci'ed Fourth Floor. Children’s Bloomers !a‘l - Grass Rugs of double-warp grade, 2 THURSDAY - STYLE, VI Fitted in R d F L * noted for wear and the ideal floor ‘_‘.SC ,.“d 59_(: Cretonnes SPECIAL ...... 39C ! Vi eed Furniture Suites ||| coverine or summer homes. Choice - THUBSDAY g | SOt ot Beautiful Mllwzmy of medallion, griental and neat border x 5‘1:‘]'4(41»'“‘ sl - sateen. soft. heavy quality. with ull bolts and mill lengths of waist and knee. Sizes 4 designs of green, blue or brown..... 1 |at About One-Half Price Converto Cabinet jardiwide Washable Cretonnes. | 9 yas = . The ke of this offen $17.50 Hodges’ Fiber Rugs, $12.95 | choice of floral. stripe. bird and Children's Bloomers, 59¢ i this . i = s ne’ most fa- : will probably never be E‘ Famous Hodges' “Rattania” and “Cherokee” Fiber Rugs, Size vorcd materials for dr;.p..r,", Of white Windsor crepe. soft fe again! Jpst think i §ft.3 by 10 fio 6 in. Newest and most wanted colorings to select hions and furniture slip cov- lity, with buttonhole bands "“‘_“‘ “‘ ‘§ 2 “-li‘"c Vic B from, including novelty patterns, orientals and medallion designs. erings. astic knee. S 6 1o 12 of it—a genui & = First Floor Bargain Tables and Fourth | > TROLA in mahogany $3.00 Japanese Matting Rugs, $2.29 Floor. “Third Floor. .6x9-ft. Japanese Matting Rugs. close woven 180-warp grade. in reversible carpet designs. Cheice of wanted greens, blues or browns. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. cabivet at a price that is far below its value. Why be without a VICTROLA —when you can' purchase one if, you act today—at this price and— SPECIAL TERMS 5Casll and $5 Monthly Special Values in Extra Size Garments “extra size” garments will find Women who require complete assortments and wanted <t\lc~ here in our Third ST R Fire Sale of hildren’s Knit Underwear Tomorrow we bring forward additional lots of knit garments salvaged from a fire which recently broke out in one of our 8th street stockrooms. These are not dam- aged, but are clean, fresh and desirable. Prices have been marked on this underwear to clear it out quickly. Children’s Knitted Unjon Children’s Athletic Now, while the saving is so Iarge, is the time to secure one of these-cozy and comfortable suites for the living room at a price that will be hard to equal anywhere in the city. They are the production of one of the best makers in the country, and we secured ‘these suites at a liberal con- cession because the weave in some pieces is slightly irregu- lar and in some instances a piece of jhe reed is broken. Bach suite comprises Davenport, Rocker and Chaif; deep coil spring seats, upholstered in high-grade cretonne of lelecud patterns and colorings. Finished in gray, old. lvnry and brown. Floor Section devoted to their requirements. Tomorrcw R we feature special values that point the way to savings. 5200 Bungalow Aprons, $1.79 Extra Size Bungalow Aprons | of plain blue chambray. trim- | $1.98 Extra Size Bungalow Aprons of gingham. in new checks and small plaids: trimmed with rick-rack braid. Open-front model, with wide bv)u Extra Size Nainsook Draw- med with rick-rack braid on neck, sleeves and pocket: erous gen- cut and practical styles. | | | Gingham Bungalow Aprons, ‘ | | Knit Underwear W&—Yhfl Floer. Goldemberg’'s Third Floor. Only a limited gumber Suits, including “Porosknit” Union Suits and waist suits | ers, with flounces of of these beautiful instru- Metor Records Retersibie cashions, A and plain knit; also separate | of nainsook, separate garments P N. Corsets | | o= dovea “ems 69C ments remain and this e Lot One—Regular Price, | Lot Two—Regular Price, garments in fleeced cotton; | in part wool, also a-few silk= For Stout Fiouree, | .| || broitary: sitmeee. offer closes when the last Nowion Sai¢ $95.00. . Sale . $115.00. Sale . i | hainsook athletic garments | and-wool garments. kit | g | | , Extra Size Bloomers of pink one is sold. Pri 7 49 Pri 59 for boys, Balbriggan Union waist suits, eté. Not all sizes ss w it o et rlces. i t 5 Chai d ;I{e k s f Reed Suits; Nainsook Waist Suits | in each style, but = 2 ': e 1 | Stitched rame. Al 69C 2 T 5 for boys -and nearly all sizes . N. “Practical Side” Cor- | | sizes eparate airs an OCKers 0! .e s, and h‘_ hthecombined ssts focsetonifwomen. mateel Extra Size Short Muslin Pet- ANSELL BISHOP T 2 Worth $21.00 and $25.00. Sale Price— fants’ lot. Values up o heavy: white Soutll Mo ||| teemus: otoguun qunt y nc. Wonl Ba nds to $150. Sale i boning and removable side | | of pin tucke and hem. 69C . 9 Values up PriCe == civmae Sizes up to 36. Al | | gtitched hem.......... $12.95 and $14.95 l steels, o) $1.00. Sale pncc, X | $3.00 pai Franklin 6900 1221 F Street OPEN EVENINGS