Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1921, Page 21

W. & VA. R.R. TO ASK RAISE The Washington and Virginia rail- way will file & petition Frida with the state corporation sion of Richmond, Va cades. point. Not merely Corsets, but GOOD CORSE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON mission to generally increase its in- tra-state rates. The increases to be asked will include a raise in fare be- tween Virginia points of one-half cent per mile; a minimum fare of 8 cents and a general advance in the twenty- merce Commission in handed down Saturday. The Sixth Floor—Bargain Store ’ Offers Saturday Sale of 1,000 CORSETS Five Styles— Three as Sketched ~—Choice $1.00 Strong clasps and a bottom hook eyeletted in to keep the lower part of the corset close and trig. Four strong garters on each model, and as there are medium and long hip lengths, your model is here. Flesh tint, which is the shade that seems to be favored more than any other. You never saw such corsets for one dollar—even before the war! They'll go like hot cakes. A Stirring Saturday Sale of Worsted Jersey Suits women and misses Navy, green, tan oxford and mixtures The most practical suits of the season! advantageous because women and m WORSTED JERSEY SUIT! touches that show them to be last-minute styles. so popular with women who note details. suits, so be here early. LANSBURGH & BROTHER= two trip tickets. The advances requested are sub- stantlally the same as those awarded the company by the Int S, of firm coutil in plain and bro- A new and practical feature of these Corsets is the elastic insets at waist I line and insets at top, at which points the trimming effect is carried out, adding to the neat and attractive appearance, as well as to allow freedom of movement at that Special Values Especially sses are planning vacations, and if there ever was an appropriate suit for travel, sport, street and general summer wear, it is a The styles are right to the minute—Tuxedo collars, patch pockets, notch collars, inverted pleats and many Straightline skirts with that close tendency that is Don’t forget that this ridiculously low price will hustle out these ate Com- a decision | | burial in Arlington National Ceme- | | tery vesterday afternoon of the bodies of LANSBURGH & BROTHER 1S, RELIEF FUNDS AID SN FEINERS London Says Money May Be ; Used in Any Way Except to Finance Rebellion. SIZE OF FUND ALARMING British Uneasy Over Real Use of Big Sum—Matter Taken Up With Washington. BY EDWARD PRICE BELL. By Oabie to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1921. LONDON, England, June 17.—What- ever may have been cabled to the United States with reference to the distribution of American relief funds to dependents of the Sinn Feln, or re- strictions on such distribution, the government in Washington fully un- derstands the views of the British government on the entire subject. This understanding I8 the result of ‘informal negotiations. Great Britain has no disposition to prevent American charity from func- tioning on behalf of the dependants of Sinn Feiners or any one else though the government declares that | relief on such a scale as Is proposed in Irelund is entirely unnecessary. As u matter of fact, the fund sought to be obtained for Irish relief is xo large that the government Is uneas; 148 o its real purpose and destinatio o government does not want any | of this fund to help finance the Irish ebellion, whether in the purchase of rms or in promoting Sinn Fein prop- | aganda. In consequence, some form of con- trol over the distribution of Ameri- can money in Ireland undoubtedly will be maintained by the author ties of the crown. Every assurance ! is given. however, that Yunds for ac- tual relief purposes will be neither stopped nor diverted from the ob- jects intended by the donors. DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FREELY. Commissioners Searched, But Not; Retarded in Work. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1921 DUBLIN, Ireland. June 17.—Author- litative information is given that there no interference by the government h the distribution in Ireland of an relief for charitable pur- The question was fully con- i on the arrival of the Ameri- can commissioners and conferences took place between them and the heads of the civil and military admin- istration. It was then laid down that {while there would be no restrictions | {on charitable action contributions for ! :ould not be permitted. n has not attempted to jevade that stipulation. The activities of the relief commis- | sion are mainly devoted to reconstruc- | ! tion work and the money is largely | employed in the encouragement of in- jdustry, leading the peopie to provide for themselves. The commissioners 1 travel freely through the country, in- | i vestigating conditions, and they tell | me that though like all citizens now- ! adays, they are occasionally liable to | be searched, they have never been { obstructed. 'The White Cross Asso- ciation works along similar lines. —_— 114 SOLDIERS BURIED. Two Lieutenants Among War Dead | Laid in Arlington. Full military honors marked the ! 114 members of the Army who were | either killed in battle or died in hos- pitals in Europe auring the world war. The list included First Lieut. Lisle P. Ambelang, 125th Infantry: Second Lieut. Guy Black, 307th In- fantry; Field Clerk Ernest R. Loehr and 111 enlisted men. Troops from Fort Myer formed a guard of honor around the graves and Army chap- | lains of Catholic and Protestant de- ices. Volleys of musketry were fired | over the graves and the sounding of taps, “the soldier's good-night," closed the ceremonies. BISCUIT FIRM CUTS PRICES. National Biscuit Company has an- nounced a sweeping reduction on its entire line, both packages and bulk. which, plus previous reductions, gen- erally cuts away from 65 to 70 per cent of the advance during the war period. “The company expects the new prices will stand for many months, feeling that, with price stability as- sured, the trade and public will buy with confidence. A Special Purchase Plus Special Pricing right at the height of the season. A Sale! Fiber Silk Sweaters Just When You Want Them Most . 3055 Many colors, many weaves, but only one model and that is the one every woman and miss wants—Tuxedo—with nar- row self-string belts and trig setting cuffs. ‘When you come for your share of this great bargain, please |‘ turn the sweaters inside out and note the finished seams—you never see a cheap sweater finished that way. . ] ’ i | Plain, dropstitch, conventional patterns and so many | novelties of weave that you'll probably treat yourself to more than one. The colors are those worn with plain or r plaid skirt, forming a snappy sport outfit. | Honeydew, flesh, navy, turquoise, tangerine, black, white, tan, gray. Remember, there are only one hundred of these sweaters, and as there are thousands of young women in Washington preparing for a vaca- I tion, the first women and misses here tomorrow mornin | lucky ones to get a sweater bargain that cannot be equalled—especially J Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Al cac oys' band of the Prof. Jacque van b \la:.l(:h!.hre'hhrrme Banu. The committee @ of arrangements is com- posed of Mrs. C. Croccia, Miss D. Brig- n:‘I’r.Mh:ru. T. Gluffre, Mrs. J. Sheaffer nominations conducted religious serv- | ||| will be the HOLY ROSARY LAWN FETE Carnival for Benefit of Church The lawn fete, under the auspices of the Holy Rosary parish, opened Wed- nesday night and will continue tonight on the parish playground, 3d and F reets northeast, for th. church bullding fung, ¢ "oent Of the fmong the ‘entertainment features Evening & Sunday Star D. €, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921 " URGES SENATE ACTION. of Col. George C. Rickards. Confirmation of. the nomination Building Fund. sylvanla National Guard to be chief the ght I a band concert by the |Officer had been selected because arish. directed by Poucke, e caormerly | Sther candidates. voted against the Fratantuono. oppogition to the Senate flool The 60(: a Month Delivered by Regular Carrier e CALL MAIN 5000 and the service will start AT ONCE militia bureau of the War De- partment was recommended yesterday by the. Senate military committee after Secretary Weeks had testified that the Secretary Weeks Asks Confirmation of Col. George C. Rickards of the Penn- of of what he and the President regarded as his superior qualifications over Senator Capper. republican, Kansas, recommendation and indicated that he would carry his He 2 contended that the spirit if not "":D'VORCE SUIT DISMISSQD. letter of the law had been violated in that Adjt. Gen. Charles I Martin of | jucice Stafford yesterday dismissed Kansas had been recommended for |the suit for an abrolute diverce broygh! the post by thirty-five governors. | .o 1o B lee Cole against wife, Minnie B. Cole. H while Gen. Rickards had indorsements It was during the hearing of evi- of only a few goyernors. ey smething of a record for domestic | dence in this cage that Mrs. Carolyn se has been established by Mag- Votaw, sister of President Harding, gie Coliins of Grand Rapids, Mich..| wrote a letter to Justice Stafford. who for forty-four yvears has worked | which was later made basis of » for the same family and in the sumeJ libel suit by Dr. Cole against her for house. 25 H “Nearly All Good Dentists Use and Recommend McHale’s for Pyorrhea” \ (? Pyorrhea Begins With €<a Bleeding Gums.... Pyorrhea, which afflicts four nut of five pBnple over fapty. begins with tender and bleeding gums: the gums recede: the teeth loosen, or must be extracted to rid the system of the Pyorrhea germs which breed in pockets about them MCHALE'’S HOME TREATMENT —wlill check Pyorrhea’s progress—surely, quickly and safely. We have received hundreds of testimonials from grateful people who had tried everything else in vain. Try it yourself if a sufferer—your money back if not benefited. S-Ounce Bottle, Almost Any Drug Store, $2.00 T. J. McHALE COMPANY 3 Washington, D. C. (517 District National Bank Building) _—— = BROTHER orthwest FORE! Our Men’s Shop Again Doing the Unusual 1,800 White Shirts : mostly $149 White Shirts for this Summer "will be a necessity—they are Fashion’s edict, and every man wants to be “up to snuff.” Espe- cially are the collar-attached models slated for extreme popu- Jlarity for all occasions. And that’s where this offering stands out, in that the majority have smarfly First Floor==Men's Shop—Direet Entrance From Seventh Street in - the now popular- collar-attached models, and many in regulation neck-band style, go on sale tomorrow at two very special prices ~and $1.79 » shaped collars attached. Some, too, that i button down on the shirt. i The lot in its entirety embraces choice il of self striped madras, poplin, plain i oxford, mercerized oxford, and mercer- ! ized cloths with fiber self stripes. Every garment bears our label—a guar- antee of shirt satisfaction of the highest : degree. It . It’s going to be a sale that will be a success in “par.”