Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 15

‘ seews “YOU’LL LIKE TRADING AT PHILLIP LEVY'S” | Phillip Levy’s Money-Saving EXPANSION SALE) SETS A NEW STANDARD FOR LOW PRICES ON FURNITURE 3-Piece Living Room Suite 1892 J Mahogany finished frames with cane panels, covered in vag- ous shades of rich Velours and consisting of generous-size Set- tee, Chair and High-back Chair. - $19.00 Cash—$2.50 a Week GOLD SEAL A ART-RUGS At Less Than Nationally Advertised Prices . 9x12 9x10.6 6x9 Aduvertised price . .......$19.00 $16.00 $9.75 Phillip Levy’s Price...... .$16.45 $1445 $870 Easy Terms, $1 a Week a Kitchen Cabinet [!cih'd oak, white enam- el interior, roll front cur- tain, porcelain slidingtop. Exactly like illustration. 5. - A real bargain The well known huck’s make in 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes. Prices start at $18.75 Easy Terms—$1 a Week 10-Piece Dining Room Suite * Made of genuine walmut or mzhogany,‘ consisting: of 60-incfi ’2 6 9 _,-lo Buffet, Good-size China Closet, Inclosed Serving Table, Round Extension Table, 48 inches wide; 5 Side -Chairs, 1 Armchair, seats covered in genuine leather. g " $27.00 Cash—$3.50. Weekly Pawce Levys G MV!S(ON OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SHERS CORP. '735 7th STREET N.W. Branch Storesin 100ther Cities ENY PASSENGERS | BTRIGETOL S| B | By the Associated Pross. NEW YORK, July 12.—Fifteen of the In business in Chi & | Cloveland, Ohio. gecond-class pa migration Rule. 266 IMMIGRANTS HELD FEAE R ) From Washington. ——— GOES TO PACIFIC FLEET. C sweetness low, galazy of Cous ¢ - Phe Sunitay Shar follow youon your vacation "/ Call at The Star office or mail check or money Sides. Hose ......... order beforo leaving for the scashore or mour- ||} Women's @) | cibfinRuer B e Ptk tains and arrange to have The Star mailed toyou |l Bloomers ..... O C | 1k Sois o sger sioes T - while you are away. ' Daily'and Sunday.c....c70c 20c Sewed-through soles. &t swes” | 2 Paits 80¢ Daily only . =m0 pp-masmans 5OC 15¢c. Children’s 8 9 for i sk ' Sunday only;imesssions aws-20C Sc Dresses ...... C || splsmme sie domoicinas vime 3 " P o Find Ginpnam marosen | Sild cotors M T ‘", All Otlier Stafes Sz o belt or sash and fancy meckore” Boys’ and Girls’ H < . .3 Month, 1 Week. Chilldren’ Boys' ose, Daily end Sunday..-.. .85 - " 25c s 80 |4Pairs 80¢ ' Daily only - 60c 20c - Rompers ..... 00 . cinvinnnss y o mart 1 s i some. with white bomorTer | e et bl Black Hose Sunday only-..<co...r..25¢ 10c . colored” Bloomers, others "In | white and cordovan hese. Per: 7'bé changed as often as desired by. giving the old as f“m el w:ll as the new address. . WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921. Officials Hold Up Many More Travelers Under New Im- j| | seventy-six first-class passengers on the French liner La Savols were denied en- | |trance to this country when the ship ] |docked yesterday. The immigration au- (8 | thorities said that, under the new immi- j) |STation law restricting the number of each natlonality- which may come in each g | month. they were powerless to release em. Among those held wers Viscount Edouard Emmery, once attached to the 3 émbassy at Washington: Miss Agnes Smyth, a Canadian who has been icago for many years, B [and Mr. and Mrs. Frans Mutschier of ‘All aliens among the sgengers also were held. Other arrivals were Prince Mohammed At Providence Awaiting Word I PROVIDENCE, R. I, July 12.—At (@ (the threshold of their promised but denied permission to set foot on shore, 266 immigrants from southern Europe H | who arrived on the Favre line steamer ) | Roma Sunday afternoon. 3 | awalt word from the Immigration offi- cials at Washington. time the state ple: 3 The delay also robs Capt. Lebrun ) | of the Roma of the fruits of victory earned in a race across the Atlantic. Learning that fivo other ships, loaded with immigrants, were bound for Bos- ton and Portland, he crowded on all steam, that his passengers might be the first to claim admittance under the monthly quota for New England 3 | prescribed in Washington. He won the race, but was prohibig- ] o4 from landing his passengers un ) | long’ after the other boats had made 5 | their ports. anxiously In the mean- teamer s tied up af .the S| or Admiral Horman O. Stickney of the boal of inspection and sur- o vey. Pacific coast. at San Francisco, | Fountains., Ask for HORLICK'S. s | hi been assigned to duty with the 3 | Pacific fleet. ocolate Paragons of Taste Enthrallment The singularly Table Oilcloth, ) of wvelvet smooth, 3 Yards for . .. 89c¢C | wash sk . 80¢ creamy rich chocolate, enfolding Light and dark fancy patterns Ce‘gnisa'legl k Eotored camy flavors mnew and bounteous. Yoconds, but practioaily perfect. | solen ot " wasn. s showing Crisp, toasted nuts, homey mal- mint freshly awomatic, fruits sugared or creamed—a sncomparably deli- BETTY BOX, $1.50 20 different fiavors ensconced in thick milibehocolate shells. A pound, $1.50. BUNGALOW BOX, $1.70 The esme 20 flavors covered with Italfan chocolats. A pound and a-quarter, $1.70. SUNDAY PAPER NOUGATS, 95¢ Cubes of French homey mallow, en- folding toasted nuts. A.pound, 95e. Cliocolate creams fiavored with ~“RATES BY MAIL, PAYABLE IN ADVA‘NCE ! The Eveni Shr'ndieonlynfter.nm per mW:ch;:::‘uny:ng the, Associated Freu ¥ty “GENERAL OF ARMIES, STAFF CHIEF,” PERSHING TITLE, SETTLES ISSUE corded with the congressional act and‘it was suggested that Gen. In signing official papers. Gen. Pershing adds to his name the 2 ) i Pershing be renominated as “Gen- destgnation - “General of ! the | Pershing ‘ ™ L 4 e Armie Armies, Chief of Staff.” In so do-. Accounting officers of the ing he has settled a problem:that has worried the officlals of the ‘War Department ever since: he re- ceived his present appointment. Shortly after the armistice Con- gress passed an act authorizing the ‘President to appoint a “Gen- eral of the Armies.” No Arm e Though Gen.-Pershing was n named In the sct, It was worded so it could apply to no one. else. A(;- cordingly President Wilson nomi- nated Gen. Pershing a few™days later. Owing to the fact that there were then no “armies of the United States” and presuming that the main purpose of Congress was to honor Gen. Pershing with-the high- est rank in the regular. military establishment as then composed, the President nominated Gen. Per- shing to be a “general in the Reg. ular Army of the United States, using one of the blank forms pre- ared for Army nominations.. The Benate confirmed the. nomination in the form in which it was.made and the President issued a com- mission to Gen. Pershing as 2 “general in the Régular Army of the United States.” s Renomination Suggested. ury Department and Jaw officers of the Army were agreed as to_the complete legality of Gen. Per- shing’s commission ss issued and have audited all his bfficial ac- counts accordingly, so it was de- clded to make no change. Now that Gen. Pershing has thought fit to adopt the congressional des- ignation as his official title, how- ever, it may yet be deemed advis- able for President Harding to re- nominate and recommission him as “General of the Armies.” There were three armies in the American expeditionary forces, each averag- ing 300,000 men, but there is now but one Army of the United tSates, :)l;haolo dwindling strength of about The Crash Toweling - 8 Yards for 89¢ 20c Deavy, ab- sorbent quality Toweling Crash. Limit, 8 yards to a buyer. $1 Toilet Waters 89¢ Lily of the Val- ley, Rose, Violet and otlier odors. 1204 G St. The question subsequently arose as to whether the commission ac- OPEN MARY PICKFORD FIGHT RENO, Nev., July 12.—The first step in an appeal from the decision last week, which sustained the legality of a divorce granted to Mary Pickfor was taken yesterday by the state at- torney general. A bill of exceptions was filed objecting to the ruling that the state was represented by the court itself at the divorce hearing, and also to the ruling that the gran ing of the decree stopped the state from further proceedings. .t Horlick’s Tnc ORIGINAL Malted Milk 2 4 -—— Hair Nets Two Dozen s8-Avoid Imitations & Substitats ol —|§ 89c Cap and fringe styles, in thess well made nets. Al shades, Sheeting, 6Ye:rdl:sgfor 89C 40-inch Unbleached Sheeting. 300 quality, of heavy-weight close weave. e Nightgowns, 89C Well Made Muslin Gowns, with square or V neck. Lavishly trimmed with rows of lace and embroidery. satisfying beautiful trimmings of filet lace and val lace. Wi , Ap‘:-:‘:s'.“z for. 89C Large, Square-checked Ging- Luggage — 89¢ Handy Size Matting Luggage Bags for week end trips and general use. Brass safety clasps. ham ‘Aprcnl, with pocket and - tie-string. Percale, 89 Pod z § Yards for ... Polly Prim 890¢ 26c standard quality yard-wide | Aprons ....... 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Trimmed Hats 89C Three dozen Trimmed Hats, left from our $4.95 line. As- sorted styles and materials. Black and colors. Boys’ Uni Sute, 2 for.... 89C Athletic Union Suits, of white checked muslin, in all sizes. Silk Hose, ZIPnir:sfeor. 5@ 89C ._ Consisting of seconds of Van Raalte full-fashioned all - silk hose and a lot of slightly ir- Black, regular fiber-silk hose. white and colors. Women’s 35c Hose, 4 for. ... 89C ham, Onyx Lisle Hose, strictly per- Dress Ging fect. Dlack and white. Also Bur- 5 Yards son hose, black only, slightly ir- regular. Seamed back and seam- less hose in the lot. Children’s Socks, 107 ;s ssnvianecs 89C 32-inch Dress Gingham, a ‘weave of uncommon quality in the new and popular checks. 5 Pairs Shaker Flannel, for ........... 89 C s 6 Yards Lot of Fancy Top White Socks, also solid colors. Some perfect, some slightly irregular. 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Men’s Work - 9 C Color Cham- collar and two Men’s Socks, ‘ 6 le’::rs for.... 89‘: 25¢ Lisle-finished Cotton-Socks, in black, . cordovan, navy. and gray. All sizes, Perfect quality. e 890 emise, leep e apd s;brfllim trimmed yokes back and froat.