Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 10

10 CITY TO SPEND $50,000 “ON 11 SEWER PROJECTS Bids Are Opened and Contracts for | quct bridge. Summer's Work Will Be Award- . Eleven sewer projects will be un- dertaken by the Commissioners this summer at a cost of more than $50,- 000, 1 building. Bids have been opened and ed Within a Few Days. t was announced at the Dlflflfltlbnthlng beach.' The other sewer )X ) Z Choice, $5.90 Garments Regularly $15 to $32.50 15—$15.00 Organdie Dresses, wide self sashes and full skirts—lavender, orchid, sunset, Copen- hagen, blue and brown. 1 0].\'3\3')' Blue Tricotine Dress, braid em- size 32. 8—$30.00 Canton Crepe Dresses—blouse bodice; brown and black; sizes 32 and 36. 10—$15.00 Blue and Green Heather Mixed All- wool Worsted Jersey Jackets; with tuxedo amd notched revers. 10—$14.50 Baronet Satin Sport Skirts, button trimmed pockets, tailored belts—gray, Copen- hagen blue and flesh color. 10—$16.50 Box-plaited Wool Plaid Skirts; brown with black, and gray with blu Skirts; box plaited style. hoice, $1000 $16.50 to $40 Garments 15—$35.00 Satin Dresses, in navy, brown and black, with ruffled tunics and braid embrotdery. 20—$25.00 Worsted Jersey Sport Suits; tuxedo and notched revers; roomy pockets; tan, gray, Copenhagen blue, green, brown and jade. $38.50 Canton Crepe Dresses, $23.75 20 Dresses—Navy, brown and black; heavy quality Canton crepe, soft blouse, long waist line and full skirts; elaborately beaded, in self color with jet beads. $38.50 to $55.00 Dresses, $18.50 30 Remnant Silk Dresses—Including Novelty Cape Sport Dresses. White Georgette Party Frocks, Navy and Brown Taffeta Silk_Strect Dresses and Soiree Silk and Satin Dance Frocks; in maize, rose and peach shades. $25.00 Sport Dresses, $14.75 Unusual _quality—15 Dresses—Finely woven Tricolette Sport Dresses. in smart-length over- blouse and = pluited skirts; rose, orange, jade, Copenhagen, sky blue. tomato, flesh color, honey- dew, navy blue and black; with collars and cuffs of white crepe de chine. $35.00 Dresses, $13.75 Smapt Canton Crepe Street Dresses, in navy, bros black; long ruffied tunics and fancy braid trimming. Not many—quite desirable. $26.50 Wool Skirts, $13.50 Prunella and Velour Plaids and Stripes—box and side plaited—with tailored belt; tan and navy, black and white, gray and blue. $69.50 Satin Wraps, $22.50 10—Dressy Black . Satin _Wraps and Sashed Coats—quilted collar and cuffs; full silk lined. Extra big vdlues tomorrow! 9—$8.50 Organdy Dresses, white, pink, light blue. Sizes 14-16 years. $5.00. $—$8.50 Printed Volle Dresses, lavender, brown and navy and white designs. Sizes 16-13 years. 5.00. *15—3$7.50 to $8.75 Gingham Dresses, straight- line and apron effects. Sizes 14-16 years. Blue, pink, lavender and white checks. $5.00. Misses’ Choice. ... 15—$25.00 tg $29.50 Sport Dresses of crepe de chine and tricolette. Coat effects, straight-line and tunic effects. Navy, gray, tan, brown. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. These at $15.00. Underwear Tomorrow's remnants, at prices for the quickest of clean-ups! $5 Silk-Underwear, $2.85 Envelope chemise and gowns, tai- lored and lace trimmed styles, in flesh and white. Remnant Clearing of fine garments. $2.00 Vests, 95c Crepe_de Chine Vests, top. _Ribbon strap or shoulder. Flesh and white. You save half by remnant buying! Flesh color and white envelope 00 Si chemise and gowns, lace and em- broidery trimmed. Somewhat mussed. ¢ fashioned Pure contracts will be let in a few days. One of the most important jobs will be the adding of another se e the sewer being constructed from the vidinity of Georgetown to the District | 14th to 16th, construction of another line to intercept the flows into the Potomac west of Aque- | oo 1t probably will be seveYal years be- | Corco: fore that project is completed, but|worth valley trunk sewer across 14th when it {s finished, it will carry the [stree; trunk sewer in Macomb st waste that now contaminates the up- [from ' 34th per Potomac to the pumpin lnlthe Svu!heut."flm comp:‘:lon of this sewer also will improve the con-|run from 17th street southeast to dition of the water in the Tidal basin |alley in square 5613, service sewer in |Secretaries of War and Navy and the |a present. The from Bryan place to|Attorney General, which recommended settlement at the $2,500,000 figure. A L e. 10—$20.00 Navy and White Plaid Taffeta Silk Remnants— Stockings $2.00 Silk Stockings, . $1.50 Pair Pure Silk Stockings, full fash- ioned, with mercerized garter héms. Black and gray only. sanees Silk Stockings, $2.95 Pair Full-fashioned Thread and Glove Silk Stockings, hems, in plain and novelty stripes. $2 Muslin Underwear, 65¢c Black, white, gray and nayy blue. Black and White Out-size Full- silk garter hems, well reinforced THE wage that now | gection of the Dalecariia intercep! streets, station (sewer in Illinois avenue aci Morris road projects about to!Pomeroy street, and service sewer in ) N SN ) D 1 [ Choice, $10.00 25—$21.75 Novelty Woolen Skirts, in stripes, plaids and checks—box and side plaited—gray and black, Copenhagen and tan, blue and white, gray and white, brown and tan. 15—$35 Sport and Tailored Tweed and Mixture Suits—button-up and tuxedo belted jackets, full silk lined; tan, brick red, gray, brown and oxford. 10—$35.00 Navy Blue and Black Velveteen Sport Jackets; tuxedo styles; full silk lined. 7—$32.50 Worsted Jersey Sport Dresses; henna, jade and Copenhagen blue—straight-line and side-panel styles; linen collars and cuffs, braid trimming. 4—$37.56 Brown Beaded Crepe Back Satin Sashed Dresses. 5—$36.50 Tan and Gray Canton Crepe Dresses— floss silk embroidery. 10—$16.50 Checked, Striped and Plaid Gingham Dresses; sashed basque and blouse styles; pique ln?_:’r‘lzlsn:lslcollurs. X lack Satin Sport Jacket; silk lined. 2—$39.50 Cherry Red Velour Sport Jackets: radium silk_lined., 5—$32.50 Wooltex Top Coats, in tan and green Du{o ;'4‘{)‘0"‘"" —$40.00 ooltex Top Coat, straight-l; - be:let;szl‘l{ole:: silk lil|!li.p r fhe o —3$50. Veldyne Sport Jackets; tuxed: les; silk lined; black and_sorrento blue. xeanstyies Women’s Garments-Remnants-2nd Floor! For lack of space in our third floor remnant room, these garments will be on sale in our regular suit, coat and dress departments—Second Floor. $18.50 to $22.50 Silk Skirts, $12.75 A Remnant Skirt Clearing—Sport and Dressy Silk Skirts—in crepe de chine, moon-glo, baronet satin, Fan-ta-si and roshanara silk crepe; straight line, box and side plaited models; tan, 8ray, white, lavender, orchid, jade, maize, flesh color, peach, navy and black. $49.50 Steamer Coats, $24.75 Smart %-length Mannish Steamer and Motor Coats; in double-faced English worsteds; tan and lb.]“,:e"der. tan and green, gray and rose, tan and $69.50 and $75.00 Coats, $54.75 Newest Cape Coats, Sash Coats and Capes in the finest quality navy blue tricotine; embroid- ered in metallic threads and floss silk or with moire braid trimmi $25.00 and $30.00 Suits, $17.85 ‘Wooltex “Sport-Spun” Jersey and English Tweed Suits; ideal for traveling; strictly tailored and sport styles; panel backs; straight line unbelted, button-up and tuxedo models; tan, gray, sky blue, seafoam, navy, Oxford, Copen- hagen blue mixtures. $65.00 and $85.00 Suits, $46.85 25 0dd Sults in Desirable Styles. Navy blue and black: strictly tallored and trimmed; in tricotine, twill cord and piquetine; ¢ hip and 'knee length jackets; braid embroidered cable stitching; self-tucking, belted and un- belted styles. Misses’ Third Floor Sale! Three-Hour Event—9:15 to 12:15—Friday—14 to 20 year sizes. Gimer . $8.50 10—$21.50 Jersey Suits, Tuxedo Model Tan and brown. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. $8.50. 10—$18.50 to $25.00 Tan and Brown Polo Coats, unlined. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. $8.50, | 10—$22.50 Tricolette Dresses, navy, brown and ! henna. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. $8.50. $15.00 1—$39.50_Taffeta Eveni 15 ;3"‘ iy ng Dress, maize. Size “157345400 Pink Evening Dress. Size 18 years. with -silk garter ckings, Pair Silk Stockings, with EVENING be started are servios sewer in 3th > street from Buchanan to Decatur streets, trunk sewer in T street from r the reservoir of that name, 17th street relief sewer from T Tan streets, to carry the Pet- streets. ting to s latin street, trunk sewer in Good Hope | Were investigated the | mental radio board, composed of the Remnants Upstairs and Down An all-around old-fashioned remnant day with remnants on all sides at extraordinary remnant prices! As the season advances remnants accumulate with great rapidity and we can't let them get ahead of us, or because of the limited amount of space in our shop we would literally be swamped! So tomorrow will be a big remnant day! ; Make up your mind fully—no returns can be allowed! No mail or telephone orders can be filled. Remnants Women’s Garments-3rd Floor! Three-Hour Sale—9:15 to 12:15 —Grouped at even prices for quick selling here are nearly 200 garments taken from our regular stocks. There’s sure to be a great crowd for them! felt stitched. of bright colors. $27.50 “Bendell” ples, $5.00. $5.00. rge Garden $7.50. dressers, $7.50. 14—Sport Hats. usual kind. soft effects, $7.50. embroidered arms. Choice, pair, $1.15. 12-button length, brown and beaver. Trimmed suits. and cuffs. Dimity and ored pipings. All goods. 'Remnants—Summer Footwear! In addition to our remarkable sale of new White Canvas Footwear at $5.95 pair, main floor, we shall place on sale On Our Third Floor Tomorrow —nearly 700 pairs of pumps, oxfords and satin .slippers—our own and factory remnants—but all at our own remnant prices. This will be one of the biggest shoe sales eyer held on our third floor! . _ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Vprnum street from 16th to- 17th $2,500,000 FOR CLAIMS. Settlement for $2,500,000 of claims, aggregating more than $30,000,000, for radio patents used by the government during the war is authorized in & bill reet | favorably reported yest: trunk Millinery Clearing! $5 and $6 Sport Hats at $2.75 second floor tomorrow when these 14 Felt Sport Hats, straight and femnants go on sale! rolling brims—all felt or felt and straw combination. Odd Hats, $5.00 $19.50 Elack Rolling Brim Lace v ek wn,h B M oace a!llt'ch!d Wools. About two dozen in 5.00. $18.00 Delft blue linen, accordion pleated bow of same, $5.00. $15.00 brown, finest quality Lisere, for Remnant Closing! i 11, ) o .00, B e e henna $9.50 to $12.50 Sweaters, $26.50 Shantung Draped Turban of genuine haircloth, with pin stripes of gold, black, berries on side. $5.00. and wool jerseys. $20.00 Matron’s Hat of blue and and Bromley collar slip-over styles. gray Cellophane, blue velvet pop- Choice of all welghts $12.50 to $18 Hats, $7.50 32 Special Hats Comprising 9—Lal with fruit, flowers or velvet ribbons, ers, 5 4—Organdie Hats, for dressy These are some of our very best numbers in the high colors of sweater shades. Only one of a kind of the artistic, un- Some brims and some Gloves or In Friday’s Remnant Sale Surely this is glove buying time. $3.25 Doeskin Gloves, $1.85 Pair ‘White Washable Doeskin Gloves, Leafl‘er Bags’ 31-95 1-clasp. Sizes 5% to 7%. $1.50 2-Clasp Milgnese Silk skin and patent leather. Gloves, 79¢ Gray, beaver, mastic and navy. Wide embroidered backs. . $4.25 Long Silk Gloves, $2.65 16-button Mianese Silk Gloves, and Mastic, sizes 6 and 7 Kayser $1.50 Chamoisette Gloves, $1.15 16-button length, and brown—and strap-wrist style in mastic, covert, heather and gray. $1.25 Chamoisette Gloves, 85¢ 51 Kayser Silk Gloves, SCI.BS 16-button length, Blouse Clearing Our new buyer is sweeping many of the shelves clear to make room for her new purchases. These, too, are all new goods. Net Blouses, $1.85 35 of these Embroidered and Lacs $5.90 Blouses, $4.95 Batiste Blouses—in black, with embroidery, beading and models with knife pleating or col- lace $5 Philippine Underwear, $2.85 . Handmade gowns and envelope chemise, embroidered in solid and eyelet work. Others hand-drawn. Not many—just the mussed pieces off the regular tables to keep them up to the minute. $3 Pbilippinesgnderwear, il o Gowns and envelope chemise, hand embroidered in- solid and eyelet work. Slightly mussed—and only a few pieces! ' $3.00 Heatherbloom Petticoats, 95¢ ‘We are bound to sell them tomor- row. Heatherbloom and sateen pet- ticoats, plain and figured patterns. Navy, green, gray and purple. Neckwear One Lot—85¢ For Quick Disposal In this lot are 150 Vestees, with and without collars —organdie sets, Venice collars and net col- lars. Take your pick! Our Fiber Silk Sweaters, $12.50 Selling as fast as we can supply them. and novelty weaves—large and small blocks. navy and white, blue, buff, gray, orchid, tomato, jade, black and navy. and heavy weight. These famous Silk Stockings with mock seam back—hundreds of pairs sold at 3 for $5.00—in sizes 8% black—for 50c pair. $8.00 and $10.00 Silk Parasols $5.90 A tempting array of sun- shades of unusual designs and colorings. Stripes of black and white, wide and narrow, with hemstitched borders of Dresden or solid colors. Plaids and checkerboards, Roman stripes. Such pleasing contrasts as King’s blue taffeta and natural color pongee. The handles cor- respond in color and designs. Tuxedo style—in plain In black and white, Remnant Sale, $3.50 ‘Women’s $7.00 White Canvas Pumps 47 pairs of Women’s White Canvas Pumps, with welt soles and leather Caban heels, medium short vamps and medium narrow toes, can be worn with buckles or with ribbon. A RN SRS R L Remnant Sale, $2.85 Pair| Misses’ $5.00 White Canvas Theo Ties Women’s $6.00 White Canvas Pumps 310 pairs of Women’s White Canvas Pumps, with hand-turned soles and low French heels, medium short vamps and medium narrow toes. You'll profit if you can be fitted. Remnants from .n;sxecnl L{nnhml B um“ni t 'tilz c"}d‘ig"ll‘*u“ it iath sizes o H wi all » H all sizes 2% to 7. 8 oD wdy Remnant Sale, $4.50 Pair Wamen's $9.00 White Canvas Pumps 20 pairs of Women’s White Canvas Pumps, with - white metal buckles, welt soles ami Cuban heels of white ivory leather. Very at- tractive—but only a few sizes. Sizes AA 5, 5%, 6%, 7; A 4%, 5, §%; B 4, 5, 5%, Ordination Observed. tion. by, the interdepart- pastors. morrow! Zl‘ F St. N.W. S Remnants— Sweaters Quite a Sweater furore on our Lor folt and $5.00 to $7.50 Sweaters, $2.95 Remnants—few of a kind. Tux- edo and slip-overs, plain and fancy all! $3.50 Tie-Backs, $1.00 Shetland wool tie-backs, about 15 Lisere, narrow moire ribbon facing, 00 5.00. o One hundred sweater remnants, including alpaca, zephyrs, Shetlands Made in Tuxedo in white, black, navy, jade, buff, reindeer, $19,50 Soft Plum-colored Straw, turquoise, rose, brown, salmon and trimmed with pansies and violets. two-color combinations. $11.50 Fiber Sweaters, $6.95 Pure all-silk fibers In the popular Tuxedo model. Made in light an Hats, trimmed | eavy weight silks, plain and fancy. Stitched revers. Navy, black, buff, 5—Hair Hats, trimmed with flow- honey dew, cardinal and brown. $10-50 to $12.00 Umbrellas, $6-95 30 of these fine quality silk - Rain-or-shine Umbrellas; full taped edges. Novelty bakelite natural wood - handles. Colors, purple, navy, green, red, brown or taupe. Why not treat yourself to a new um- brella at this unusual price? Swagger Bags of fine grainlulf- n a variety of artistic shapes and de- - signs of tool crafting. Nicely silk lined and fitted with mirror. A useful and attractive bag. A Dozen $10 Silk Bags $5-90 each Only 12 at this orice. Thev are of beautiful moire silk, in _taupe. brown and navyv. Metal chased frames and saddle strap ribbon han- dles. _ Beautifully silk-lined and fitted with purse and mirror. verv dressv, smart bag. ‘White, size 6, in beaver, sand in mastic, gray, Palr, § tricol silk, $1.65. $5.90 Blouses, $5.00 Fine Handmade Blouses—round Net Blouses, 80 well ang squi T Wit Lo 228, S Rl et e e ow'll not often find such proide . 5 pretty blouses at this low price. Tyt ARG crAWh work: Very $3.95 Blouses, $2.95 or sport Voile Blouses—in fine smart models, with roll and Eton collars— .310 to $15 B]oum’ 33.75 all white and with colored collars smart, with Tuxedo front sweaters coats. Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe Blouses, in suit and light shades; also bisque, flesh color and trimming; handsome styles new, seasonable from our regular stocks in this closing event. Remnant Sale, $4.50 Women’s Tan and White $10 S, Oatigds 34 pairs of Women’s Tan and White S)Imrt Oxfords, welt soles, low flat heels and full L ol e O 6% B i Ty ' Remnant Sale, $4.50 Pair 13 pairs of Women’s White Canvas Theo Ties, with hand-turned soles and French heels. Soft, cool and dressy for any one who can be fitéfnd.l AA 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7; A 5; B 3%;C 3 4 5%, 6%. . Remnant Sale, $1.50 Pair 298 pairs of Women’s Satin Slippers, in biue, pink and white, with medium short vamps and medium narrow toes. Both Cuban heels and low flat heels, with full round toes. Would make an exceilent boudoir slipper, soft, light, cool and dressy. & Sizes—A width, all sizes 4 to 7; B width, all sizes 2% .to 6%; C width, all sizes 2% to 7; D “width, all sizes 23 to 7. Not all sizes in every color as lot taken to- gether, but everx size in one of the three\colors! PASTOR RECEIVES GIFT. | cOST OF GOVERNMENT OPERATION CALLS FORBES WRONG OF RAILROADS NEARLY TWO BILLION Anniversary of Rev I. 0. Baker’s Rev. I O. Baker, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement, wut m!endered a r‘emp'lt_tm:d by mle‘r;l?!:: of the congregation Tuesday ni by the | commemoration of the fortieth anniver- House military committee. The claims | sary of his ordi: 'The gost of government operation months was placed variously at a billion and a half dollars and at two billion dollars yesterday at' the Senate interstate’ commerce. com- mittee's investigation of the fail- road situation. . Chalrman Cummins of the com- mittee advanced the opinion that the cost would be one and a half billion dollars, but L. E. Wettling of Chicago, manager of the bureau of statistics of western railroads, s “It would come nearer being two’ billions.” Senator Cummins the statement that it was time to clear up “mis- Dr. Baker was presented with a purse‘of $100 In gold by the congrega- tion, while Mrs. Baker also received pastor recelved many messages of congratulation from other leading statement: act amount of cost. “We will get a fair idea of what the cost was,” he are asked to appropriate the mon- JUNE 16, 1921, llroads for twenty-six mittee by March as 1920. This brought from as to. the ex- nection added, “when we @m:c n & lifetuneevenis ‘are marriage,and the Announcements' of mar- riage— Hewve them harmonije —— ery to wind up the books. and only then, will it strike the American people what government “ control cost them.” B Interstate Commerce Commission reports were presented to the com- ‘Then, Mr. Wettling to show that freight trafic had fallen off 27 per cent at the end of last compared with March, The same reports, he as- serted, showed a falling off in passenger traffic of 13 per cent. COMMANDER ASSIGNED. Lieut. Commander Kenneth C. Mc- Intosh, Naval Supply Corps at the naval air station, Pensacola, Fla. has been ordered to this city for duty in the bureau of supplies and ac- counts, Navy Department, with y School of Application to be establish- ed in this city. in_con- the Supply Officers’ Wheh Your Baking Goes Wrong —and you feel disheartened because it’s a failure. 2 —when your biscuits burn on top and remain soggy on the bottom. —when your oven won’t bake on the bottom —and it seems as if “luck” has deserted you—then ¥ You Need a “Garland” Oven For with a “Garland” your baking bottom circulates an even heat every- Everything is baked to perfection and with that only produced by even, perfectly distributed heat.” The rland” oven has no “cold” spots 0 It bakes on the bottom just as well as the top be- cause the patented three-layer oven WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. 419 Tenth Street NW. troubles melt away. delicate flavor —no “hot” spots. Sales Depnrtmax‘ t Clearance of 66 Cloth Suits, at where. gas bill, ranges. These suits have been specially priced for quick clearance— you will find only high-grade suits in this assortment. « Tricotines, Serges and Poiret Twills In navy, sand and . ished in :"{m class m;nl‘r,%; sixty-six suits—the; in early if you expect to get 600 House Dresses Muslin Gowns ‘White and flesh in plain tailored or hand-embroid- ered models. Excellent quality, well made and big values at, each.. Crepe Kimonos —also Challie Kimonos in pink and blue Er '"“‘..{ o h-rnholt one. Fiber Silk Hose Although these are seconds their imperfections are herai i, re too. Black ofly.“‘:r'; special at, 3 PAIRS........ 69c $1 Every one is silk lined and fin= ‘This reduction is only on these I 5 y’ll make a fast selling, so you'd better come In checks, plaids and plain color ginghams. A good assortment of - Women’s Cotton Hose g'h;hly..l:lgg:."t A with seams in back and 50c the; derful bargai at, {';A‘Ivl:g = Bandeaux . In large sizes; made of in sizes 40 to 4. Big values at, each.......cccceeenanenne Bungalow Aprons In pink and bine—well made and neatly s1 "EEEE S0 | ing colors. Let us show you the heat-spread- ing burner that saves 10% on every Examine the enamel splashers— so_easy to keep clean. See all the features that make the “Garland”_better than ordinary gas EASY TERMS. ON PHILIPPINE ISSUE Press Bureau Insists He Is Mis- ; taken in Statement Regard- ing Igorrotes. Taking issue with a statement of W. Cameron Forbes, reported in Tuesday's Star by the Associated Press from Manila, P. L, the Philip- Dine press bureau of this city, reiter- ated today its former statement that the reported Igorrote objection to Philippine independence was con- fined to pupils at a mission school, and was not the expression of the Igorrotes as a_whole. Mr. Forbes' statement, as reported, was to the effect that the Philippine press bu- reau's statement regarding the Igor- retes was “a foolish charge and one that can be dixproved easily.” Substantiating its stutements, the bureau today guotes Adriano Kima- yong, an Igorrote, now in Washing- ton. as follows: “Like the rest of our Christian fel- low countrymen, we also desire inde- pendence for our dear country, and all this tommyrot that there will be trouble between the people of the lowlands and the highlands as soon as we are given independence is all bunk. Like our Christian countrymen we of the highlands know that inde- pendence will allot to us a place in the sun, which we are sure of readily attaining if we all co-operate with one another.” , The bureau also declareq it was surprised to learn of the mission school attitude, because Bishop Brent, for sixteen years Protestant Episco- pal Bishop of the Philippines, stated in his published report: “The develop- ment of local autonomy has been 8o} rapid and farreaching that the con- nection between the United States and the Philippines is near the van- ishing point. The only logical step now is to sever the remaining ties at the earliest possible moment.” SENT TO WAR COLLEGE. Cols. James H. Reeves, Cavalry, and Frank §. Cocheu, Infantry, and Licut. Col. William H. Raymond, Coast Ar- tillery Corps, have been relieved from Their duties in this city and ordered to Newport, R. L, for duty as student / officers at the Naval War College. =