Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921. NEW DISCHARGE SYSTEM. A new method for discharging em- ployes of the government, when dis- charge is made for the purpose of reducing the size of the government force, is provided in a hill intro- duced yesterday by Senator McCum- ber of North Dakota. The bill provides that the head of L — HEVROLET “Four - Ninety” at | each government establishment shall obtain from each employe the follow- ing informatoin. 1t the employe is married, whether CTy both husband and wife are employed son solely dependent upon him or her for support. After the passage of the proposed act in reducing the government force, discharges shall be made from among the employes of the following classes in_the order named: 1. Any employe having a hus- bang or wife in the service who has been employed for a longer period than such employe. 2, Any employe having another member of the same family in the government service for a longer pe- riod than such employe. 3. Any employe having no per- son solely dependent on him or her for support. motor cost. Chevrolet “Four-Ninety” is a quality, low price car and is today the world’s most wonderful motor car value. CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. 1218 Connecticut Averue N.W. Phone Franklin 5627 1 ) 20 ) WP 0 ) 2 “Predacts From Farm to You” Bellevue Farms Lunch BELLEVUE SALADS Make® Delicious Hot Weather Luncheons—Try One Today | R B (L ) L L f.o0. b St 1338 New York Ave. Bantam”—1332 G St. {f 133436 6 “The zinn i g | { m““\n “”I!IH\H") ’““” lllll!llll”“ | u i g ll""llu» | IHIHIIIIIIIII’ | | i ol l | L arhtl e ‘ IET Graduate % lisle hose that is the high summer uov- To face the world with and to grapple How dear to the heart of the young girl elty. Patterned in elaborate lace designs A . with life problems, the most suitable gift of graduate is a handsome and reliable watch and lace clockings. Black, white, cordo- All Woon S s all is a good, reliable watch. We carry all the best nationally known watches and es- play all the best makes, the same ones you R pecially recommend the— read about in the national magazines. For ONYX FULL-FASHIONED SILK SELF - STRIPED 5 . i this sale we’re featuring— HOSE, in black, white $1 79 e $l 39 g? vv‘;‘h - y, taupe, brown, N 2 7] - gray, | tauy : . % Z Pairs e e NEWEST DESIGNS IN [J£ &t sr o 9 Sl e S - of $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 med back. Per- < Elgin Watch Every inch an Elgin and con!ainjng all the ele- ments of truth, reliability and precision that were i i vith “ ther of His Country.” . Yo B i o A identified with “the Father o i Y. I._n:dni!::': pg;!:r shapes. The and Russia calf........ ulars A zenuine surprise—piire wool suits of This Elgin-Washington 17- Watch Bracelet splendid tailoring, all with two pairs of s priced $34.50 Jewel Thin Model is only Other Elgin Watches .... FREE! Your choice of $5 Gold-filled Penknife A Little a Week during this sale. A DIAMOND RING FOR HIM FOR HER To own a real diamond and to receive one for the gradua- tion gift is to realize the happiness that can come only with the possession of the graduation gift supreme. For this sale we are mtnri::z a gz;‘d :il:led?etfingm :‘umon'-he d in either man’s or lady’s very $45.00 special price of ......cceeenieeeeceeecceeaacens AODOBSE000060800008560065nA0TE a9 T his is the Washington Jewelry Store where you can buy Nationally Known Goods for the same price, CASH OR CREDIT. Wear While You Pay JEWELERS N\ (i l" ! I or watch bracelet. $22.50 * Made in France, exclusively for us and guaranteed not to peel, break or discofor. propriate danghter or sweetheart can be imagined than:a strand of these superb pearls. In four lengths and priced as follows: inch..... ... $2978 1.5 1S NOWFACIG NEWFOOD PROBLEN Population Soon to Overtake Normal Production, Says United States has entered a new era in which the growing. population seems about to “overtake our nor- mal production of food,” Secretary|sne Penmsylvania Natfonal to bring home to the nations of KEurope the danger of relying too much upon importations of food. So we see those nations bending every effort now to restore their production to a plane which will enable them to more nearly feed themselves, thus narrowing the market for our sur- plus. At the same tinfe we meet in- creased competition through the rapid_development of the vast agri- cultyral areas in lands which just now are starting well toward the same sort of exploitation which we have been golng through during the past fifty years” The agricultural colleges of the —_—— RICKARDS RENOMINATED. Brig. Gen. George C. Rickards of Guard, of Agriculture Wallace sald today,| nominated by President Wilson for in an address before the Massa- chief of the militia bureau, but never chusetts Agricultural College. With|confirmed, yesterday was renominated the new era, he added, would come |for the place by President Harding. “the need, if not for reddirection of effort, then for the taking on of new and enlarged duties.” Amasing Changes in Farming. “Fifty years ago there was lan in abundance for all who cared farm,” the Secretary said. ‘Toda: that Jandd is selling for from $100 t $300 per acre. Fifty years ago the young farmer who had the will t work, who had a good wife and few simple implements could move into the great west with almost cer- tain assurance that after a time he would own his own farm and home; today a capital equal to from $20,000 to $50,000 is required to carry on farming in the great surplus-pro- ducing states. The matter of finan- cial credit, therefore, has become one of our most pressing problems. “The problem of distribution is one of increasing comple 30488 (LU T LT O 3g3 worse by the increased transporta- | = tion charges, which, if they continue = for any length of time, are likely to|= make marked changes in our agricul- | = tural and industrial map. “One of the results of the war wa Jutii| | “""""ll M For the Sweet Girl Graduate You will find in our dis- BRACELET WATCHES In every conceivable shape and style; Round, Cushion, Octagon $25.00 Free Ribbon Bracelet No more ap- graduation gift for A Week $1 Last Day LTI Odorono Deodorant, 18e. All-round Bath Soap, 3 for 25c. Fancy Toilet Soaps, dozen, cake, Se. Lyon's Tooth Powder, 17e. Pound Talcum Powder, 7e. Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 17c. tax, 3e. Emil i il il e s A L Imported < 98¢ kinds, in black, white and ized. Black, cordovan, Cool, Cha $3.95 for Beautiful Summ not belong in the $3.95 class. ribbons. White, orchid, navy, and staple shades. Children’s H_ats $2.48 hats for girls of 6 to 14, at a re- duced price. White, black and navy. Trimmed <with bands and streamers. Girlss M cuffs. FINE MIDI Toilet Goods 5S¢ Melba Toilet Water, small size, 65¢; New shipment of the sheer, silky lace an, Russia calf, navy, gray and Harding Georgette Hats adorned with novel conceits in flowers, wreaths, ostrich and A Saturday offering of $3.98 iddy Wear TAILORED MIDDIES, in ets and long sleeves..... white with copen or navy collars and Inserted pocket. lace-front styles. Sizes BOYS HELD IN SLAYING. Accused of Attack on Watchman at Charlottesville Garage. LYNCHBURG, Va., June 10.—Willie Goodman of Lynchburg, Thomas Grey of Elizabeth City, N. C., and Richard J. Cadwell of Long Island City, N. Y., captured in the mountains of Amherst county by citizens, were brought here yesterday afternoon by Lynchburg po- lice and lodged in jail on the charge of 1%c a Day and 5c¢ Sunday The Star delivered to your home every evening - 2 fce. - - the new price makes it possible e ho mmore. then ducimember of nation, Mr. Wallace said, face “the |the murder at Charlottesville, Va., Sun- . 1 duty” of givi 5 s for you to enjoy the advantage of an the cmploye's family i in the Sov- Secretary Wallace. fifi:fmé”..ylo :]hgh‘;\:lg o agricalaral day might of J. L. Davie, ased night ||| and Sunday morning for 60 cents a month costs you = economics and thus enable the farm- | watchman o! e in that city. automobile at the lowest possible Whether the employe has any per-| ,vuppeT Mass, June 10.—The | er to better serve the nation. e e R about 1% cents a day and 5 cents Sundays. have confessed to entering the garage for the purpose of automobile robbery and inflicting the wound which resulted in Davis' death. They confessed police say, to various minor robber; in Lynchburg and other places. All the boys are under twenty years of age. The boys said they were on the way to Washington in the stolen automobile when they lost their way. Telephone Main 5000 and Delivery Will Start at Once i of the Six-Day Bargain Sale “Weldrest” Tailored Hose LT Satisfaction First 810-818 7th St. Silk, $1.98 and $2.25 NEST SILK SHIRTS In This Incomparable Sale At $ 5 A5 Empire Broadcloth Rogers & Thompson’s Jersey Eagle Crepe de Chine White Satin Stripe Broadcloth Silk Shantung with Separate Collar to Match Silk shirt sales are frequent—but a sale of such awake men are stocking up for the summer, real- izing that here is westment worth while. Every shirt is a model of fine workmanship. The silks are: Lace Hose Boys’ 50c . \White with = 19¢ Slight irreg- Black and fect quality cordovan "HI Light Patterns for Summer Darker Patterns for Fall brown, ete. knickers, at less than you are generally asked to pay for part-wool suits with one pair of pants. Yoke model, with belt and inverted pleat in back. All sizes 7 to 16, except size 13. New Wash Suits, $1.93 New arrivals join the sale—high-grade Mid- dy, Oliver Twist and Norfolk Suits of superior fast-color materials, Gruen Watch $25.00 up B . ° el athing Suits l;r:?:!evllsné $lz' 00 = Ready For lhe%:ilial Splash L new ideas in and navy, to $15.00 Complete Line Children’s Bathing Suits ersey, taffeta, surf satin htened by touches of rming New . Shoes and Slippers, 49c to $1.25 and Chain or Makes It Easy to Pay; P l Hats, 29c to $1.25 at Popular Prices Cigar-cutter Knife Same Price for Cash eer ess $ 9 5 and Chain " . Beauties! These New with every Man's Wasch| & Schwartz’s Way. Pearls er Millinery that obviously does In the styles of the hour, and LK DRESS Featured in Two Popular Groups navy and white and other pastel Sports Hats and Sailors $1.95 to $4.95 ‘Washington’s largest and smart- est showing of summer headwear for sports and general utility wear —at special prices. Taffeta Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses Flowered Georgettes Fancy Foulards New summer fash- ions to delight the keenest connoisseurs of style—frocks that admirably unite high distinction with un- common intrinsic worth. Designed with elab- orate rufflings, accor- . dion pleated tunics, Made with patch pock- s $1.50 in all-white and $1.98 in copen, JEAN MIDDIES, Yoke and 6 to 22 of Lonsdale Jean, LT LT3 CR R R T L T LT L T LT LT LLELLEEL UL R R MR TR LT UL LR LA v OPTICIANS < Z white, and white with navy or copen collars and cuffs. Yoke, regulation and laced- front styles. Full-pleated sleeves, sil $2.98 emblem. Sizes 6 to 22 = REGULATION DRESSES AND CO-ED DRESSES, of Lonsdale Jean, with wide belt, silk emblem on sleeves and white braid trimmed. All- $2 98 . white and white trimmed with red, navy or copen. Sizes 6 to 12 LITTLE GIRLS’ Regulation Dresses, linene, yoke model with side pleats. Collar and cuffs trimmed with braid. Sill 14 2 L T E T scalloped tunics, corded skirts, full sashes and clever effects of straight lines. Several dashing sport models are included— these in_high colors. Plenty of navy, brown and black. IIIIII!l|I|lIlIIllI|I|IllIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIlIIlIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlIIIllllllllllIIII|II|IIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII RUUTTTT R T of blue Second Floor—King’s Palace. LT i 708 7th St. N. 3123 M St. N.