Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 15

REFUSE FORD TESTIMONY. Further Evidence Against Senator Newberry Denied. Requests of Henry Ford's counsel that more evidence be heard in his contest for the seat of Senator New- berry, republ of Michigan, were denled yesterday by the Senate com- mittee conducting the hearing, and a practical termination’ was given to trial Spenc formal ruling, referring to the Ford demand for permission to go into the bank accounts of Lyman D. Smith, New York broker, who helped finance the Newberry cam- paign, drew an equally formal dis- sent from Senator Woicott of Dela- ware, democrat. Mr. Wolcott said that he would probably ask that Sen- ator Newberry be called in his own case, but wanted to reserve the mat- ter for later decision. Judge Murfln, representing Senator Newberry, offered no testimony when THE -EVENING counsel for Mr. Fo announced their last witness had been heard under the committee’s ruling. He inserted into the record some of the transcript of evidence taken in the criminal proceedings against the Newberry campaigners last year and stopped with that, indicating that he would not even seek opportunity for argument. Ifir Lucking said,” however, that Ford counsel desired to be heard be- fore the full Senate ehctl.onl com- mittee. S T SALE OF SECOND-HAND 'ELECTRIC MOTOR CARS Some as Low as $500 M ARMSTRONG A Rare Opportunity Harper-Overland Building uzs Conned.icut Avenue m, D. C. Franklin 4307 1006 F 15th and G 13th apd Pa. Ave. Save Money on ’"IGARETTES oa buy Cigarettes every day, several fims a day perhaps. Invest a little more! —bwy a carton.. Save money and have| them when you want them. * At the fol-| lewing prices two days in the month only Friday and Saturday June 17th & 1§th 200Camel .......c.c......$1.59 200Black & White..... 180Lord Salisbury, foil. 200 Fatima 2000mMar ..........c.nn0.. 100 Egyptian Straights ...... 100 Helmar ...... 100 Turkish Trophies . 100Murad ......cc........ 400 Mogul .......c........ 400 Melachrino No. 9 plain or cork........... 100Pall MaHl (Natural)...... 2.23 100 Egyptian Deities No. 3... 223 1.59 I qu Stores 1715 P‘. Ave. 418 7th St. 14th and F 'VACATION AND OTHER SUMMER NEEDS Here is where a little foresight will save a great amount of annoyance and add to the comfort of your-rest. You very likely visit some rural place where you will have difficulty in obtaining many of these things, or.if you can get them it will be at higher prices. Coty’s Face Powder Thermos Bottles ........ Ferrostat Bottles .. Ingersoll Watches Playing Cards ...c...... Poker P Camu-a and K Box containg 24 sheets of linen finish paper and 24 envelopes to match. STAR, WASHINGTON GEDDES URGES UNITY. Pleads for Closer Relations Be- tween U. 8. and England. ELMIRA, N. Y., June 16.—Declaring that “any nation that belleves it can live and prosper entirely in its own house is wrong.” Sir Auckland Ged- des, British ambassador to the United States, last night pleaded for still stronger unity between this country and Great Britain. His address was glven at the commencement exerclses of Elmira Cgllege for Women. Miss Alce Robertson, representa- tive in Congress from Oklahoma and an alumnae of the college, was an- other speaker. The ambassador left tonight to continue a brief speaking trip in the middle west. “Peace will never be made where the nations’ councillors meet,” he sald, “unless it is first made by the mothers, teachers and educators, who have implanted in the children an nderstanding of their duties to them nd to the world."” Marriage Licenses. licenses havo been issuéd to the A o8 Taion ‘O Sacher and MaryJ: La William Morrison and Carrie. McLerimon. Parle ¥, %irkle and Adele L. Borgman, Tturless . Town: Bith B dudy of Pariow Joseph Lipp and Charlotte Pdward R. Pruner of Ebensburk, Bexsie K. Suttin of this city. Bugene P. Purcell and Bernico M. Pinn, . Hathaway and Mildred L. Gordon, New: Foin of Hrookirhs Helen L. Walters of thix city. , THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921. . New National Commander, Of the American Legion JOHN G. EMERY Of Grand Rapids, Mich., elected to suc- ©ceed the late F. W. Galbralth, jr., who was kilied in an auto sccident. Mr. Emery has been national viee com- mander since the Legion elections l.n year in Cleveland, Ohlo. He in ber of Carl A. Johnxon Post, {of the Department of Michigan, ing the war he was in the Mon an. | Ing the 1st Battalion of the 18t of Fort Worth, Tex and Florence A. Porter, both a. Lee’ of Falls Church, Va., and il of thiy clty. Thompson of Lexington, Mass., and Margaret A. Howard of this Woodcey and Jennie E. Liggett. Tazkor of thie city and Erra P. Nrantin V. Clark of Jessupsr Md. = in of this citiand Marion L. . Y. y amd Malinda Smith . \ 'YhoORIGINAL v 7 Malted Mnlk The “Food - Drink” for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home, Office, anc Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S, -arAvaid Imitations & Substitute cious [lavor that makes u look for )\:;rdo‘to fi)e next g}ass. fantry. WILL REST AT ARLINGTON. Bodies of two officers, one Army field clerk and 111 enlisted men who died on the field of honor in Europe, will be buried with full honors ln"tb Arlington national cemetery tomorrbw afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Have Your Furniture Reupholstered Now —Summer Rates *We offer this inducement solely to keep our men employed during the slack period. All Work Guaranteed Proficient’Help Only Slip-covers, $3.95, For Three-plece Suite Cost of labor only, if materials are purchased from us. Amos W. McDevitt 1015 9th St. N.W. Phone Main 3211 Including War Tax SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Excursion J-l) 17 Lv. 12:30 A. M. =t Arrive in New an in Early m--. xnme day. Tickets om Sale Saturday Excu: See Fiyers, cc-nn Ticket Baltlmore & 0hlo Friday amd ing COMING TO WASHINGTON. American Surgical Association Plans for Convention. TORONTO, June 15.—The American Surgical Association, meeting here for the first time since ite organization forty years ago, yesterday chose Washington for its next annual con- vention. Deaths Reported Ii;‘:"‘(;o;;lm‘fllm:z:fllh‘}‘ lu A st, . e Les 1, 72 F « 23 Columbia st, alty Hospital. 36, 1822 4th st. nw. 14134 Lingers court. Willis Taller, 05, b .v o' Houpital, nfant of John an lola P 2240 12th ‘st. orer! Infant (z Clarence and Annie Patterson, 20 rs, Births Reported. The following births have beé the health department within the. x.’:m':’..z';" Aexander and I William F. AVE the Surface —with good paint well applied. ! Plone us for estimate. Pre-war | prices. Results satisfactory. Interior and Exterior Work 1118 = = FERGUSON, INC. 2110,, Painting Departmest, Ph. N. m1g32 | ORCINARY | ™ BUILDINGS —| COMEA* GO ASHER BU| CONCRET OoR HOLLOW TILE ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. 9IS SOUTHERN BUILDING Personally Conducted Tour YELLOWSTONE PARK COLORADO ROCKIES ' Special Car. " July 16 to August 1, 1921 16 Days. Visiting Chicago, Ogden, Ogden Canyon, Yellowstone Park, Sale Lake City, the ‘amous Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, Denver. OBER’S Stearnship and Tourist Agency No. 1 Woodward Building, Main Floor, Washington, D. C. Ask for Itinerary. Telephone Main 1089. The P-K Market appeals to those discriminating buyers who | _demand the best at prices which are right. | Friday and Saturday Specials ‘The upre famous Morris' eme” brand hams. Sugar cured. Try one. Prime Steer Beef Prime Rib Roast. .. .Ib., Bouillon and Clod. .. Chuck Roast . Plate and Briske! Home d Chickens Right from try. est and bes! in cartons. Sugar cured, hickory smoked. Sliced by machine. Rind off. Lb., 35¢ New Potatoes &t Evaporated Milk Carnation or Borden's Cans, 25¢ “White House,” Sug: Best Amer granul P-K Coffee 5o ike order. Only the fresh- Doz., 32¢ 3 Doz., 90c Lb., 6%c 3 Cans, 35¢ 10 Lbs., 63c (Bone out.) Shoulder Roast Shoulder Chops .... | Loin and Rib Chops.Ib.. 30c || Cutlets ...... asissise Ib. ressed, for baking or stewing the coun- | A choice assortment i of ‘strictly fresh fish | for Friday. Yowll ‘ find faxprite here. Chile Sauce or - Tomato Ketchup 16-0z. Bottle, 25¢ t. Packed your you drink it the bet- it. Ground to your Something New! Something Different! This is our way of clearing out every week Inmdredl of odd lots of season- able, fresh merchandise—we sacrifice profit and sell in most cases below cost to keep our shelves clear for incoming mew goods. Read every item and you will behold money-saving possibilities heretofore unbelievable—ridiculous prices on ar- ticles you need now and need most. Shop early, because each Iot is limited and can- INCORPORAT ED Y ORI 1316 101324. 7™ ST.N. {Inot be duplicated—don’t fail to attend our Jumble Sale every Fricay—start tomorrow! BEDSPREADS . §1.29 Several pretty Marseilles designs—ree from dressiag, perfect spreads—buy all you |SMALLLOTS in READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. 36 VOILE DRESSES 18 SILK DRESSES Variety of Messaline, Taffeta and Mignonette Women's Smart $5 88 Dresses, in all the popular shades: popular new modes—unparalelled $$10 values. i —— 24 ALL-WOOL SERGE DRESSES Women's Navy, Brown, Black $4 98 and Tan Serge Frocks, braid, em- broidered and silk trimmed; collec- tion of very newest styles. Worth to $14.75. 16 ALL-WOOL SUITS g i of Gabardine Serse @3 f O signed for this season; plain tai- lored and braid trimmed models that sold regul:rly to $20. For women and misses. — 8 POLO SPORT COATS Tan, Jad d Hardi 3 Smart Tan, Jade an arding $7.47 Blue Coats, wnh belt, flare pockels and swagger style. Mannish models of finest quality. Models that sold to $IS. 40-inch Plain Color $1.50 Lined Boston Bags, 98¢ ORGANDIES. 23¢ | n oz s St S S i ping Bags—rein nfl"if,‘»fir"{nx';"mr{’r.‘:‘or}".‘.fiy"c“u"?.é:. ———— e e ik Dand; Totest sipice: One colors; made with band; la 19¢ to 28c Yard-Wide ms;]ey:fm:)?m nrd. of m“e‘n I!nol!hl ( June Special 25¢ Jhe protein 400 Philip Morris cmtent - he (Cambridge) Beautiful Flowered Voile Sum- mer Frocks (also Plaids and Polka Dots), in the much wanted styles; $ 8 cool, neat and fashionable. Big assortment of $5 values. 3 SPORTS CAPES style, to be worn over the new light $5 GIRLS’ MIDDY DRESSES|; )ean; emblem on sleeve, and all sizes Sample frocks of voile, organdy $2 79 years. A lot of Copen, Jade and Tan $7 98 . summer dresses. Plain white, blue or pink, collar $2 98 . . in this wonderful lot. and sheer India linen: lace and em- Marvelous values that sold in regular stock J* to $7.98. ceeeeee 223 e Gillette Razor ‘Pnass. - Liggett’s Price $4.49 Auto Strop Razors......... - $5.00 up Gem and Ever-Ready RazorS.eeneev-..:$1.00 Rubberset Shaving. Brushes........-30¢ %p BATH SPRAYS Skeeter SKOOt ecceceessccmeccccnces-2.25¢ Face Cloths ...ccceceecesosss.3for25¢ up - Pure Gum Bath Caps,-extra heavy....25¢ up Sterno Canned Heat Make the Old Bus Look Better Than New Just apply Berry Brothers famous Automobile Color Varnish. Lustrous and permanent—a , variety of colors—and easily applied. 100Lavoris ...ccoee..... 1.00Lysol ......... 1.20 Bromo Seltzer ...... 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste. .........35c 1.20:Sel Hepatica ........ 1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil....75¢c 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. .....39¢c 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. -......19¢ 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder. ......17¢c 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream. .. .29¢ 25¢c Woodbury’s Facial Sosp.....17¢ 25c Cuticura Soep .............18¢c 50c Hind’s Honey & Alm. Cream 33c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil......34c 16 oz. Hodick’s Malted Milk. . .. .69¢ 75¢ Mellin’s Food .............59¢ Embroidered Capes, popular Dolman Sold regularly at $15. and cuffs models of fine Lonsdale 9 GIRL’S FINE WHITE DRESSES broidery trimmed. Sizes 6 to 25c Hill’s musun.......]fic Popular brand goods—36 inches wide— free from all dressing; soft finish for anderwear, etc. For Bathing and Massage day only. $1.50 Roman Striped Couch " Covers, $1.19 - Varlety of pretty covers, Esceptional Value at 25c Unbleached Purchase of 5,000 yards of 38-inch extra full piece; regular SOc grades 25¢ Rubber BI“III‘ CIPS, 15¢ CRETONNES. 10 . 15¢ Rexall Toilet Soap, 2 for. . ...16¢c with 10c Palmolive Soep ......ccc... 8¢ 60cD & R Cold Cream. . .......39¢ 50c Java Rice Powder..........33¢ 25¢ Mum . secennslle 1Belax o oiiiiiiiscnsinnnisar J0C 1.00 Listerine, 14 02...ccc......74c 60c Bromo 60c Doen’s Kidney Pills. ........40c 1.00Nujol ....coveicnnnacens.. TS 1.30 Pinkham’s Veg. Comp.......7T7c 1.10 Nuxated Iron .............65¢c 70c Sal Hepatica ......ccc.....42¢ 1.50 Gude’s Pepto Mangan. . .....84c 45c Liggett's Coffee (1 ponnd) .2 for 46 2 for 45¢c Opeko Tea (% 35¢c Pure €ocoa (4 poum is the same pure product you used to buy for bathingand massage, and has a most softening, refreshing effect on the skin. | FOR BATHING AND MASSAGE It does not irritate nor dry the skin as es medicated alcohol. on light and dlrl and figured dn'y'":fm. lght and dark grounds. Sale Day only. Misses’ and Children’s $2 and $250 Play Oxfords and Sandals striped fringe, all around; excellent qualley heavy muslin, free from dressing—cut from full piece. Jumble Sale special. 'MEN'S UNION SUITS Check nainsook garments,-in_ full 69c cut sizes 36 to 44. Perfect quality. good *1.69 Light and dark tan calf styles i m B 11% to 2. Solid ltalher lasts—durable and neat. d: Special for Tues ay on YFor Men; Women) s] dpv hl and Children Red Star Hemmetl Diapers, doz. 9(: pular brand; size 18x18 dlapers. Bemmed “? Teady for use. Put up in sealed cartons = S s1e9 Lace-hsle Hose. . porgerprung ek, sy 1de. $1 Elastic op SINK Corsers. .. 6dc Women's Piak Corsets, in sises tn 26— popular coutil models, for Friday. Jumble Sale Day izes 85/3 to 11, Choice of ta DRESSING %ACQUE? %fi and wiite Sna assoried w 50 m yomen. TEA APRONS ‘White Aprons, m’efl :td’.h P-u e and. serviceable. Busselow APRONS. 89€ Popal open-back ies, in meat striped | ant onres percates. Fall cut. Eeguiariy sold at $1.50. New styles in_contrast trimmed effects. Full cut sizes 3to8. Samples were to 2. only. BOYS’ WASH SUITS n, blue, pink and green. $1 98¢ eol- LONG I(IMONOS Popular Challie Kimenos, in ore. T Blves up to 42 in thia lot. Child’s 39¢ Fancy Top Socks. . .. 15¢ white socks with fancy bive and pink wo.'d kes. i thia ot Big value. 17c Standard ApronGiuilm. S l fast-color