Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 17

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, - D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 192L * tions, U. S. MARKETS TO ABSORB MANY REPARATION BONDS Blocks of German Securities Can- nét Be Avoided, Federal Re- serve Board Announces. Absorptiomr-of substantial blocks of German reparation bonds in the American financial markets is “un- avoidable,” the Federal Reserve Board sald today in a formal discussion of the reparations settlement. However, termination of the re- parations controversy was viewed by the board as an economic triumph, epening up a promising outlook for future European adjustment, with special bearing upon the position of the United States. “This is found,” the board said, *i tionably eliminates the most serious element of uncertainty that has af- fected international trade since the war. So long as there was hesitation regarding the final adjustment, trade between Germany and all other na- including the United States, ‘was necessarily more or less inter- rupted. “Not only was this true, but the considerable investment of American capital in German enterprises which had begun about a year ago could not safely be continued and was neces- sarily suspended. Sale of German government obligations in this coun- try, whether with or without allied indorsement, was equally unlikely to be successful. Indeed, ever since the appearance of serious friction re- garding the settlement there has been a practical tion of European of- ferings of this kind. “This_situation fortunately has al- ready become much less acute and conditions are approaching a rather more normal position. That our mar- ket will be called upon to carry a substantial share of the necessary financing growing out of the Ger- man adjustment will naturally be unavoidable.” PAY $1,000 IN OPIUM FINES. The government's coffers were en- riched $1,000 yesterday, when three residents of Chinatown paid fines ag- gregating that amount before Justice Siddons in Criminal Division 1, on charges of having opium in their possession. Kach was also given a term of two years in the penitentiary, which was suspended. James Lee was fined $300 and Sam Lee and Huie Bing, each $230. The celestials plead- ed guilty. WAR VETERANS ELECT. Samuel H. Jackson Is Chosen De- partment Commander. Samuel H. Jacobson was elected de- partment commander of. the District of Columbia. Veterans of ;Foreign Wars, at the annual election last night at National Guard Armory. Other officers elected wers: Senior vice commander, Phillip J. Beck; jn- commander, Frank R. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer will address Men’s Club of Chevy L urch, at $ Chase Presbyterian Ch: o'clock. All men invited. The Colorado Soclety will mutnu'x; Thomson School. Community speeches, & play and dancing. therine Challoner will Te- m‘:l gl Women's City Club carni- O b will continue todsy and to- morrow from 4 to 11 o'clock p.m. Grant, Earl Hamilton Smith, . Hohman, Gilbert E. Frazier and Wil- liam M. Manning. Following the election the new of- ficers were installed by Capt. Robert O. Woodside, national commander-in- chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, - Capt. Woodside, who is making & tour of the United States, was re- ceived by President Harding yester- day afternoon. He also conferred with Brig. Gen. S8awyer and with Sen- ator Penrose of Pennsylvania. He told the veterans of the efforts being made by the President, Cen. Sawyer and Sen- ator Penrosa in their interest. gt e The popularity of June as a month for marriage is inherited from the an- clent Greeks and Romans. 'Henry Allen Tupper will lecture annf"r‘::“;(you Fruitful Fact in the Universe,” at 8 o'clock, at the First Baptist Church. . Bethany Chapter, No. 24, O. E. S. Wfir 'l'e,l lawn party at 13th and K streets. ht's meeting of the Robley D. E\?&T'Pnl‘ No. 4, American Legion, has been tponed. —_— TRANSFER MAJ. MITCHELL. . nry E. Mitchell, finance de- pxfinefi: ;l{ the office of the chief of finance, War Department, has been ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., for duty. - The Hecht Co. 7th at F 7th at F Where prices are M Dollar Day in women's furnishing Women's long gloves, $1—Long silk and suede finished fabric gloves; mostly 16-button length; in white, black, gray, brown. Broken sizes. Junior ribbed union suits, $1— Fine cotton suits, summer style, tight or loose knee. Regular and extra sizes. Women's cotton hose, 3 pairs, $1 —Mercerized grade, with seamed backs. In black and brown. Girls’ sleeveless summer dresses $3.75 Ramie linens and ratines Children’s white socks, 6 pairs, $1 —Cotton socks with mercerized fancy tops. Slightly imperfect. VERY ' BEARDSLEY’S “UTILITY” WATCH Offering the very greatest value in a guaranteed timepiece. Men'’s ° full size, open face watch; nickel case; fully guaranteed. A real special Sizes 4%) to T At thiS PrICE. . v vv v e revneieianreneessasesessonsnananacocs Women's and children’s sweaters, 5 $1—Quantity limited, so come early; women’s slip-ons. Chil- dren’s sweaters in coat style. Women’s white hose, 2 pairs, $1 —Silk and fiber with seamed backs. Slightly imperfect. Women's cotton umbrellas, $1— With wood and cord loop handles. Summer’s most popular fabrics for sports dresses and to be had in most of the sport shades. ' Sizes for the junior miss of 12, 14 and 16. Columbia Theater Corner At $3.75 they won’t wait for late comers— ready at 9:15. (Girls' ehop, third floor.) 1,200 house dresses of the long-wearing, fast color Chambra; Amoskeag Siom at the lowest price known in years for such quality Billie Burke dresses; only a few models, but combined in a dozen ways— l ,49 { (Firet floor, south anmex.) A spirited sale of women’s low shoes All kinds from regular stock, with choice of all sizes in one style or another. Choose from— (First Soor.) TOWEL prices tumble Mill says these towels are “seconds.” Let them have their way—hurts consist chiefly of a raised or thinned thread or possibly a misprint in border. Hundreds of towels; all to go thus: 17x34 white huck towels, 15c. 17x34 white huck towels, 17c. 18x36 white Turkish towels, 17c. 22x42 white Turkish towels, 39c¢. 24x52 white Turkish towels, 49c. (Third flcor.) Delicious ‘Wholesome Assorted Chocolates 1-strap gray suede 1-strap brown suede l-strap tan calf 1-strap black satin With high or baby French heels. Brown suede tongue pumps Black kid oxfords Tan calf oxfords White reignskin oxfords, With black or tan calf trims. —plain chambray with checked gingham. —plaid gingham with chambray. —plaid and checked ginghams with braid. J See dresses on living models Our own salespeople will wear these dresses, so you can see at once how effective are the styles All sizes 36 to 46. Choice. $149. Kiddies’ ruffly organdie dresses $l.l9 (Just as pictured) Cool, crisp organdie, ruffled almost every- where except at waist, which is surrounded by (Second fioor.) . a big bow sash. Djer-Kiss Tale ......19¢c || A Wolg;;“‘ K Good Pink batiste and pink St e shade—the one ity Caps at . . maize, orchid, pink, blue, E:tle!xei::l Talewn, e satin make this gown ek e or . large red can. . . .23c ) 9 a ) Oieidy Rot Colgate’s Talcum—All c : 4 but we make the price 5 fn atci, s1 —just as illustrated. .Sale Milady and c R & G corsets 89 . Price is under $1, but quality is well up to standard. Choice of pink coutil or brocade in low or medium bust styles. Strong garters, front and back. For tomorrow only. Odors. Large. . ..23c Small ........ Mavis Talcum, 50c size . ......39¢ Butterfly Talcum.. . . 15¢ I 50c e - * Holland Society Cigars 15¢ Size, 2 for 25¢c Fancy Styles, Trimmed Shapes and Elaborate Models up to 31.39 Several styles; sleeveless or with small cap sleeves Pink batiste with satin yoke and lace insertion. Lion Brand Lilac Vegetal Red Cross Hair Tonic...., Red Cross Almond Cream.. Noxema Rogers’ Digestor, liquid "$1.00 & 50¢ 65¢ and 35¢ " Also pink, blue and orchid batiste in smart tailored "’n?’aae-s D Skin Cream, 89c, 45¢ & 29¢ model. (Lingerie shop, second Seor.) ugmlsgkgood i 3:[:60.1306- TR | u;nferficng:m ...... izcc : ;;c ’ . JOT en{ c . 4 = e ~ 1 Pink net That tremendous sale of women’s Cocoa 2 cans for 35¢ Full long Havana filler; Packer's Tar Soap, b ssieres 19 c % - " Arbuckle’s Coffee, gfi::tra 2 f cake . ra 9 4 N sealed, 1-1b. package........ wrapper. or 25C i oj:efngens Bath Tablets, Cool, comfort and pro- Jel‘sey suits Aristo Hair Nets, doZen .ociiiocneriiiniiisenss Glemby, Venida, Fashionette Hair Nets, 2 for 25¢; $1 '35 dozen ......cociiieiinnnen L 28c Sleeveless dresses Two-piece jumper suits tection at a little price. Strap shoulder style; fastens down back; elastic in back. (Becond fioor.) Tooth- e 4 39¢ 19 19 Pro-phy-lac-tic brushes, 3-row, row Sweet'’s Cream . Spiro Powder_ .. Amorita Cold Cream, $10.45 | | Upward of 600 suits when the snie started today. Golden oppor- { tunities for the woman who wants a suit for sports or.vacation wear | HIGH LIFE Celestials Nearly every smoker knows High Life Celes- Peroxide of Hydrogen, p“(‘:taldwdl's Syru The successful sal¢of | ials—the famous | s Boys’ wash right now that will be equally effecti busi it Ia | 5 ' ODon- : X y e ive as a business suit later on. _______ et piees C,‘x‘f,‘,’_‘”,i‘;fif;”'&':l c,‘,’:‘f 39¢ . 1 4'8 Dozens of styles in all these jersey materials and combinations. | ‘Tonic % pound .. SllltS, $ o X .fn—a\; Hat Cleaner, S O'D. Depila- —Silk and wool mixed jerseys —Jerseys with velour skirts Listerine, 696, 36" Edm d BURKE C' e The values speak for ——Heather mixed jerseys —Jerseys with plaid skirts . - un 1 themselyes—and their appeal _pja;n worsted jerseys —Jerseys with check skirts. is irresistible. Drills, ma- drases, poplins, reps, gala- tea, etc—materials mothers The now famous 3-for-25¢ leader at both O'Donnell stores. Rich in aroma and a full-bodied smoke 5 that satisfies. You will go a long d Envelopes . i for every one—mi women and stout sizes to 48. an Sizes fi Ty -misses, m es 3 Thedford’s Bl (Apparel shops, second floor.) Draught like. | hga:bo:,a‘ 'G;acl:liing Fluid, way to fi';ld k" %ood a smoke as Shl:a.}::gcl'ive All in newest summer styles. Jarge, 3 um, 25c; Edmund Burl ; | omall e 15¢ T i S0 Zylano Tooth Numerous colors and combi- Sale of women’s | K-L-I-M Powdered Milk, 1- 3 f r 25 Paste o0l it aneanes nations. - So great is the demand . 3 3 i to rears. i Ib. can, 80c; 2% 1 O C P:‘l‘i:"'f Instant Nail Sizes for boys 3 to 8 y or this standard 1bs. (Third Floor.) - summer hats at $¢-95 Ttalian milan sailors Canton crepe dress hats Organdy hats in sports shades Snappy sports styles _Fresh new styles, but chiefly one of a kind, which accounts for the regrouping at this lower price. KNOX Hats D5% Choose any Knox straw hat in stock at Reduced a straight 25% below its regular price. Markonas Hays ' $165 electric washing machine ’ a-that we have taken over a spe- Bar Harbor chair cushions dotible the attractiveness of your living room or veranda. $1.69 A large size—well filled with silk floss, 2-inch box— soft and comfortable. Covered with cretonne in colors to harmonize with al- most any color- scheme. z CTaird Seor) MASTER MAN - Foil Wragped A good, big, healthy smoke. 5= We are overstocked and offer SN this ot of the 10c size at AS for Remedy Teckla Face ¢ Powder Sulphur ..................... War Tax Not Inciuded in Prices O’Donnell’s Cigarette Prices CAMELS—PIEDMONTS— Pkg. of 20, 17¢ CHESTERFIELDS— - 3 for 50c system, and a gen- LOGKY STRIKE SWEET ; N Carton of 200, $1.60 S o t — = = better health. o A Really Safe Laxative Don’t go about looking dow: the mouth because your five 5 l': of order. Take R. F. D. ind find yourself O. K. cial store for its demonstration. See it at 1229 G St. Also in regular section, fourth venient way of sup- plylng much needed| tissue bullding ele- ments of yeast. Regulates strengthens CAPORAL floor. e s N \ ~ -