Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 23

% p RO el s 1 gt e o e e O D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921 awalting trial for the murder of Maurice (“Mosay”) - Enright, former head of the street cleaners. They wete later freed of this charge when state's witnesses disappeared and could not be located. —_——— A eenllpede has twenty-one pairs of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON DANIELS MAKES APPEAL . \UN.M LEADER, ASSOCIATE duty, in the office of the quartermasss] ORDERED TO HAWAIL ter’ general, War Department. ands Maj. Francis B. Wheaton. Quarter- jordered to Honoluluy, Hawali, 10!m master Corps. has been relieved from | duty. Ads being under indictment charged with baving attempted to dispose of moncy stolen in this robbery. With the arrest of Carouzo, postal lulhorlllel elieve they have the ring- BRITISHINTERESTS GETALBANIAN OIL Americans Unconcerned asi Concessions Are Granted in Rich Fields. 'BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. By Cable to The Star and. Chicago Daily New. Copyright, 1921. PARIS, France, June 16. —Wllhln a few days British interests will be granted an exclusive concession in Albanian petroleum. The British trust has again scored in the gigantic com- mercial duel for the possession of the world's oil supply. British capitalists, presumibly representing the Anglo- Persian Oil Company, have asked per- mission to exploit the oil deposits existing to an unknown extent be- neath the Albanian soil. The quantity is uncertain but its presence is as- A1 TO IGNORE CONVENTION OF MURPHY, ARRESTED | 55 g eSS uders in a Beries of PIE mall thefts, z ; sy Tells Graduates Great Men of Past |Michael Carozzo, Head of Chicago f{xey n.‘uert that Carosso, with “Big Were Non-Conformists—De- Street Cleaners, to Be Ques- .Ir':ldy ‘::I::Inyr :’;S;:tmpefi':-':ef % perios nounces Shams. tioned in Robbery. of mall thefts while in Jjail here |legs. CHAPEL HILL, N. C. June 16—A | ' CHICAGO. IiL, June 16.—Michael Ca- stirting appeal to the graduates of president of the local street ! the Dearborn street mail robbery, ! ;; t «h ",O'N % l \fi h” «‘QP ) ,fml M{ :»fg’{qz 5)4‘“‘3& il """!i" *““’g *‘fl:ltiifi rozzo, cleaners’ union, and associate of “Big Tim” Murphy, was under arrest to- day for questioning in connection wnh and to smash ldole oo destroy shams marked the final day of the 126th = commencement exercises, ‘Convention is the lion in the path that has glain more college graduates than all the private and public sins of a generation,” said Mr. Danlels. "Look at the great men of the past and you will find that nearly every one ‘was non-conformist. Christ him- self was the radical and revolutionist of all the ages. He was hater of ulnl(orml(y and He despised conven- tion. “The world needs more non-con- formists and 1 call Jou to the ranks of the iconoclasts. 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Dealers! i 1 | i sured, surface trickles having been discovered at various points over a wide belt crossing northern Albania between Aviona and &oritza, Its presence has further been confirmed by the existence nearby of asphalt de- posits, Americans Unconcerned. In the course of the recent Italian- RELIEVED OF SEA DUTY. Lieut. Commander Leo H. Thebaud, attached to the U. S. 8. Bainbridge, has been assigned to duty in the of- fice of naval operations, Navy De- partment. DETAILED TO BATTLESHIP. Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawh be- fore maturity Assets More Than refreshing glass of ICED WILKINS TEA. Fol- low carefuly the directions given upon the package, add the ice only when the tea has cooled, and you will have a = Gk ' $7,000,000 Surp'us Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W, JAMES BERRY. Presid, sion of these deposits, but the Italian| Capt. Henry J. Zie Zovernment soukht to obtain posses- | burcay of havigation: Naws Depur sion of these deposits bu tthe Italian|ment, has been detailed as general demands were considered excessive. | inspector of the battleship Califor- Americans whom ‘the Albanians ap-lnia and to the command of that ves- proached did nothing and only the|sel British_were active. Their experts spent the month of March in prospect-| = —————a——— ing and before lan\lmg lAhlb-nll made (_mmo"ofr:grdodgisl tI’r,mlxu-{u:e poli- a concrete proposal to the new gov-} s that of u man arnment. The TAlbanians would have | Wwho insured himself at Lloyds agninst liked to_interest American capital |the consequences of laying violent but the British propasal could not be | hands on his mother-in-law. refused. British experts have already reached Albania, but the agreement has not yet been signed. It has. however, been passed by the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and will be presented to the chambers within the next few days for a vote. This vote will almost necessarily be favor- able and another of the world’s oil fields will have been signed away to Great Britain. British Take Chances. The Britian are prepared to take any chances in the fight for oil. While the Americans hegitate they send ex- perts to calculate the risk and make quick decisions. The presence of petroleum in Albania has been known to the American government for months and perhaps for years. AGAINST TAX EXEMPTION. The District Commissioners have re- ported adversedly to the Senate Di trict committee on a bill seeking coi plete local tax exemption for all fra- ternal and quasi-charitable insurance associations doing business in Wash- ington. The Commissioners say that they believe such tax exemption would be an undesirable fiscal precedent. J. T. ADAMS GIVEN DINNER. The Iowa delegation in Congre: gave a dinner in Congress Hall Hotel last night in honor of John T. Adams of Dubuque,. Iowa, recently elected chairman of the republican national committee to succeed Will H. Hays, now Postmaster General. Representa- tive Gilbert N. Haugen, dean of the Jowa delegation and chairman of the Houxe committee on agriculture, was tcastmaster. —_— Nearly 1,000 schools in Great Brit- ain have been provided with war shrines in memory of old scholars. —————————— when commissioned. —or at any meal time of the day you'll find cooling drinks and dishes freshly iced—not re- frigerated. Special warm-weather favorites, pride-marks of our chef's skill, attract a dis- criminating chentele. On Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday—Our Famous Chicken and Waffle Dinner, 5 to 8:30, $1.50 Club Breakfasts, Plate Luncheons, 7:30 to 12. 12 to 3, S1. Waflles, 7:30 to 2:30 A la Carte, at all times Brunswick Records —ON SALE TODAY— In Brunswick Records is embodied a unique Method of In- terpretation, marking the most notable advancement of years in recording. Tones are clear, true—more beautiful. Surely the Spirit of Music is reflected in these records. Hear the July Records—the nearest Brunswick dealer will gladly play them WATER ._flmencas &ink fit for the gods. teas make “famed Seconds of Women'’s VAN RAALTE SILK HOSE Sell for $3.00 18 dozen of these seconds— some ali silk from toc to top; others with garter top. Black, white and colors. Sold as are— none exchanged. CHILDREN'S WHITE SOCKS— Slight_irregulars. but not hurt for wear. About 20 dozen to close out BU omen's Bur- son Seamless Hose in regular and extra sizes. Black unly 17 C Slightly impeifect. dozen of them. Pair. FULL - FASHIONED ONYX THREAD AND FIBER SILK HOSE — L\ ery nlll: Blac! $1.15 . ON PURE THREAD SILI l!llck. white, With garter lop. cordovan, gold, and African brown, 15 dozen to close out sl 39 A iR E - QUARTER SOCKS— Children’s Fine Mercerized Three- quarter socks. _White 29c with fancy tops. Broken TUWBRELLA PANTS—Women's Without An'y Pain Most of us still re- tain the fear of the “dentist's chair” we received in childhood and think only of a visit to a dental office when the tooth begins to give trouble. Now, as a matter of fact, the tortures of the treat- ment of teeth long ago became obsolete In Dbetter-class dental parlors, and today the study of dentistry s among the highest professions. Easy Payment Terms to AII Dr. White, 407 7th St. Opposite Woolworth's DY T to FlEFCampl.ne Dkl l.ln ln‘ les with T et caeahs compiled on seven years of experience and success in the treatment of Duabetes at Loring Park Sanatorium. Thes 1l be ds ted free’ T Jn: ":; L‘h hisgriuted free Phn',‘vdbnsuflwml(. 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Black brown, buff, copen and rose. $5 to $8 $3 95 values . HOUSE DRESSES, of percale, in regulation s!yle. also long- waisted models. 51.39 White dimity collar. Sash and two pockets CORSETS—Lot ‘Warner, Madame Lyra and Royal Wor- cester corsets. Low bust and walistline models; laced fronts and laced backs. $2 89 White and flesh Values up to EXTRA SIBE I’E‘I'I'ICOA“. of cotton taffeta, in black and colors. * Tallored 1.49 flounces 'WHITE MUSLIN PETTICOATS, of excellent workman- 98 C ship finished with em- broidery flounces . ENVELOPE CHI SE, made of white and flesh ba- tiste: tailored and lace trimmed .. ALL-WOOL SUITS — In rich mixtures for now and for fall. Sizes 6 to’ ll. except sizes 12 and 13. Alson a number of fine ju\enue sull!‘ $4 45 sizes BEACH TH SUITS—In plain shades and stripes. Man- nish and pleated models with belt. Wash perfect- $3 98 I y . $5.00 val- U SPORTS BLOUSES—and rexu- siges. Choice. STRAW HATS ] oy of to 6y 3 =i B Tt B0 anas o : Women’s Silk Parasols The height of good loo‘(l ll';!l D! sl {sley effect: and cord handles. Every one perfect. * Children’s Cotton Parasols $9¢ and Up ciutm’- Silk Parasols $145 and Up @ Only the Irshaltudquallty WILKINS TEA is “The Tea Pottery entitles it to the same considera- tion as those Luropean products whose names have become universal. The Ming Pattern —shown in this illustration is onc of the tea. g ¥ forits . flavor 810818 7th St. many designs comprising our collection. We close Saturdays 1 o'clock starting June 18 WASH GOODS REMNANTS White and Colored Materials in Useful Lengths 1214 ¢ yd. Best remnant npportunity oi the season—more remnants, more different kinds. better qualities and a record low price. 32-inch dress gingham, 26-inch percale, 36-inch shirting ma- dras, 40-inch colored ratine, 40-inch colored organdy, 40-inch colored gabardine, 38-inch colored voile, 36-inch white nain- sook, 36-inch white longcloth, 40-inch white voile, yard-wide bleached and unbleached cotton, 40-inch unbleached sheeting, apron gingham and domet flannel. Latest Summer Millinery Mode At Friday Reductions TURKISH TOWELS—Lot of beavy white and colored border Turkish bath towels, very slight- 1y imperfect, or they would sell for $1.50 und 590 §2. Large sizes. Each. ATH MATS—Lot of heavy, thick Turkish mats. Run of the mill, of $l 00 Bach. kinds worth and $2.50. GRASS lll.(.N—I-‘Hdn,\ sale of Jupanese stenciled grass rugs in blue and green patterns. 6x$ feet. $3.75 values $2.98 (we sold them for that). Choice © SHADES—Excellent heavy opaque shades in greens and other colors. With crochet ring and all fixtures. Perfect quality = & Bought and sold as onds, but perfect. 12- #3003 yard 5 SHELF OILCLOTH neat patterns. Scal- loped edge. Slight Seo- onds of 15¢ kind. yards for. 79c SUIT Black 'ena.meled suit cases. with steel frame and fancy cre- tonne lining, with Gfl —_— DflDlflIl Fabrikoid traveling bags in black and cordovan. Sleel A rlmmmgs cheap leather. . VAL LACES—Lot of remnants in many of val lace edges and in- sertions in practical lengths. RI WHITE BARONET $4.95 SATIN HATS Featured at King’s Palace in Volume and] makir rocks Variety at Low Cost Yard . Wool-Trimmed, Beaded Satin| Hats, Ribbon Trimmed and Embroidered Hats The midsummer hat of white Baronet satin is at once the most fashionable and fascinating and the most practical of white hats. In piquant models for dress, va- cation and sports wear. Chiefly medium and small, snug effects. of quality. 2-hole kind, in assorted sizes. Dozen on 3C a card. Card. BOBBINET — washable net, in h favor for durable Wear MIDDY BLOUSES, of white Lonsdale Jean and Palmer linen (a cotton fabric). in white, white with navy or copen collar and cuffs. R eg ulation 5 l .00 laced-front and voke of white $1.50 MIDDY GINGHAM jean, tull pleated. / with muslin bodies ‘llnached Sizes 6 to CHILDREN'S DRESSES, in plaids, checks and plain colors. Pleated and gath- ered skirts, with pockets, coliar, cuffs and belts of con- tuslln‘ color. Sizes 89c¢ Men’s Needs UNDERSHIRTS —Men's cool white gauze athletc 29 c shirts, sizes 34 to 40. Ideal for summer. OTIS UNDERWEAR — Men's famous Otis balbriggan and whitef gauze garments; shirts and drawers. Drawers have 65c double seat and strap ;" shipment men's back. Each SOCKS—New xood quality lille-flnish socks in black, cordovan. smoke, . navy and white. All lsc —Of excelient sizes. Perfect quality.. quality cambric with V The center of sailor selling announces more good news for Friday—hundreds of smart new sailors with tailored or draped bands, in solid colors and combina- Banded Sports Sailors tions, at a remarkably low price. 14 Friday Clean-Up of WOMEN'S' APPAREL 1512 ) 33 | 31 O 15 17 Voile Dresses left from lines that sold up to $5.00 and $7.50. In dainty figured patterns. A sum- n-iler model that will please. To close them out, ChoICE...vvnvvnnnnnns tesesssesescsssitassannas . NIGHTSHIRTS neck and pocket. Trim- med with braid. Al UNION SUITS—Men's white nainsook athletic suits, very slightly im- perfect. Wonderful val- ue ll 10 Women's Dresses that sold up to $15.00; of serge, tricotine, jersey and tricolette. Assorted styles, colors and sizes. Choice............ 5 Sport Suits of brown heather fabrics, Welted ) model for sports and general outing and informal Wear...... . SUITS_Men's Chalmers' "Knl(‘o" ribbed gauze union suits, high neck. half sleeves, ankle Friday Specials Meinl Bag Frames, with chata, 6 Knitted Capes, garments of uncommon at- tractiveness and utility for cool summer even- ings. Brushed wool collars, some with bru\he wool bands down front 40 Plaid Skirts of all-wool fabrics in bnx-pleated and side-pleated models. In large and small plaids and checks of all colors. Skirts that are the height of usefulness.......... - Women's Suits, remainder of our $25 and $29.75 lines. Of serge and *tricotine in navy and black. Full silk lined. Tailored and braided models. Choice.........ooovueeninnens R Pt il SRR Y LIS PR VSR ATRERDLA AABYRERY ) St tands STEITE S Ett] ] b