Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1921, Page 4

2 - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 17, 1921-PART 1. e . AN MORE IRISH CHIEFS ‘ —[BRITAIN TO_ STIMULATE szt o cxerimncr crns T What Congress Is Doing || £#pires coron chop s 5 Lttt 8, o Z . 2 Z of cotton-growing areas of the em- |on montuly € A“ um ] i LOD“ ARRIVE IN I-UNDUN Plans Grant of £1,000} |pire. ‘and"trade interests are to par- | parments ; o Thetowre The Houss. | v chrura o 30 |oi05 SIMISERIUSSEA0Y b s, BLBCTRIC €0 FANS! FANS! Electric — LT IC €0 BY G. GOULD LINCOLN. BY WILL P. KENNEDY. search and Development. consumed for & minimum period of Now that the scldiers’ bonus bill Disposition of the permanent | Great Britain {s at work on forma- [five years, and the intended grant of S e 3 approximately one million pounds by i Consult de Valera and Cralg has ‘been sidetrackeq In the Sen- tarlft bill, which has been under |tion of an empire cotton-growing cor- the- sovermment is Proposed on this igh-Grade . Before Thi 2 ate and sent back to the finance | debate in the House for two weeks, |POTatlon to stimulate production support from tho trade. 8-In Electric Fan efore This Week’s Par- committee, there promises to be & | 1 the principal business of the |tBroushout the empire under roynl, . . 3 ! scramble, when the Senate meets | House this week. The final vote ls |charter, with a grant of one million Six Pounds I Wita pounds, the Co HEARING TO REOPEN : ' \ Made for Either Best Mak eys Wita Lioyd George. tomorrow, forelegislative right of | scheduled for Thursday. , the Commerce Department | > ern " exposure. . Spiendidly adapted for Current, Only Y G ! By the Amoclated P way. Senator Sterling of South Tomorrow the House will debate, Wa8 Informed yesterday by Consul| The House committee Investigating ||| recming house of pibe betier clam | | _y.'f);,' 6—Eamon do| D4kot® in charge of the anti- probably for about three hours, :’:rl:gafll;“:l:m?n:nnimn"wn! oot be a | the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, ||| to_inspact phone . & s 85 {Valera's proposat and e men, 321 beer amendment to the Volstead | on the amendment by Representa- nell said, ita bjan Deind asvaipran: | Philadelphia draft dodger, decided ves- || William H. Saunders & Co. | .25 . M e s :n:)n prohibition enforcement act, is de- tive Treadway of Massachusefts. [of cotton growing by extension of op- | terday to reopen hearings Tuesday, but 1433 K St. NW. | — - | Premier Lloyd George remain closely | LSF™Ined to have that measure | to the oll schedule to put cryde and l;;;}x'll&;: for training in_tropical | Chairman Peters declined to indicate the (|| yatn 1016-7 + |iguarded secrots. Thers was no"::n‘f taken up and disposed of as ,| fuel oil on the free list. , _promotion of research, | new linc of inquiry to be followed. ference between the British prlme' quickly as Polllblfl, on the ground Tuesday the camn:lu.ee Dl: CO::- I ) T c " . ‘& minister and the Irish republican "‘:)"n“ ::"“"::"‘“’;xk'i‘““s“""; :';‘l‘:::;n"o;':.’:‘;:“rm:nc‘;g: e -; % 70000k o IIVI 4 lq |leader today. Mr. de Val o Fother; Fhand, (Senafor : i A, . MUDD Co. :vm: Mr. Lloyd Gfiorgel ;:h::;:l; Norris of Nebraska, backed up in propriations committee of thirty- . : Monday afternoon, and in some quar-| L4 5¢.PArt Dby the agricultural | flve members, as successor to . i q oc,” is anxious to have the bill | James W. Good - 1204 G St. Phone 616 12th St. | ters it 1s predioted that a round.table | creating a-peveramentel corpora. | simes W. Good of Towa, who re Main . conference may be held Tuesday. ll‘il«‘)ln,mwi;n $100,000,000 cn.mm' ;o Tuesday also the special com- This, however, 1. onl. e farmers export their prod- mittee investigating the escape to i e r”“n"nv ‘n"‘fllllu"e of ucts, taken up firat by the Senate. | Germany of ~Groyer Cleveland ® senerally pre-| Senator Sierling moved to take | Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia INC valling reganding the progress of [ U uprelh:d,;r‘:lr::'e:;! b;llmlhurtblyt be- draft dodger, 18 to meet for the ad- e the negotiations for an Irish set-| o o riday, but no mission® of new testimony. - as reached on the motion. It is expected that acti 111 be il dement. AT FaCwe 85 MR IUHH | ket 5o s Bstriel coms We Give theValues and Get the Business The Sinn Fein delegates were join- can get the floor. mittee at its regular meeting ) In addition to the Norris bill | Wednesday on the bills aiming at 616-17 ' - jed thls evening by Desmond Fits-| jow on the calendar to aid the a solution of the street car ufu-- 6°17 ST. N.W. : THE MAN'S STORES - e earance. {gerald, Sinn Fein minister of propa- hu;ml;ru, {wo other bills will be | tion in Washington. . {anda, who has just been released | Put through for the benefit of the By a vote of 152 to 97 Friday th oo is Intechisent o The dele- | AETiculturalists ‘as soon as they House decided to take hides off CLOSED SATURDAYS—JULY AND AUGUST | oamp. 1 can be reported from committee. the free list, and imposed an ad . . % - |gates will remain in London for the | They are a bill to increase the valorem duty of 15 per cent. - Sllort Lmes Of omen s wook end, exchanging visits with | 3iz€ of the Federal Resorve Board The House voted approval yes- Irlsh sYmpathizers. The, - ])lrlyl h’ one member and prov(l‘lv that terday of a Senate amendment to 2 A f e shall be an agriculturalist, and | the Philippine funded debt bill al- ngh A Grade oW oes motored to the outskirts of London | a bill to increase the limit which | lowing the insular government—to - an |this afternoon and_ togk tes at B& | FoX [S 180SC DV tie feGihl | (b Smereency dersifeates of in- ! ¢ . | fa ¥ ebtedness up to $20,000,000. Anthony's Hospital ac Sutton, where $10,000 to $25.000. Increase of P i 3 s . f . $25,000. b “fvy | son of the lord mayor of Dublin| Another measure that is knock- in the roll o(w(en';‘yuo‘uan::x:b:crs ire t}!e twin cgrner stones of this husmes:s: The pleasure of |13 resident surgeon, ink at the door is the Sweet bill, | members—will be recommended by keeping store” was never greater FOR US than it has been y . _ v W L e ouse census committee, . Py : e Three members of the Ulster cab- | act and co-ordinating various | Chairman Slegel announced yes: these days. Broad, liberal policies and aggressive merchandising inet, H. M. Polloak, E. A. Archdale| agencics dealing with war vet- | terday. k g e b land U. M. Andrews, togother with | ¢Taps This ill will be reported | Leading members of the bench make the days “fly” all too fast. | RS, & e v the e 3 and ba; | the secretary, Col. Spender, also ar-| mitte the first of the week. at a h‘;l:tn;h;‘rfil:;fl%lc!;er:‘“::Icel !rived in London this afternoon and | lr:-h-r ‘unmflflmolul c&nusnl n{re:; }Il‘ouu Jjudiciary committee upon ) | joined. the, M i f Londonderry, | 'ent cntered into, e Senate the need for two additional justices t‘jmt e m‘-"fl“ '!" e aates “fi to vote on the so-called of the District Supreme Court. e post o ity bill some day this | They showed that the business of oducation in North Ireland. They cek. The vote will come on the the court {s now clogged, and that 4 jer | “tenth lcgislative day after June the ‘Same ‘DUmMBer /ot Justices are | mier - 9 . - H cou?brred with the Unzerhvr:‘w"} 30 Since the Senate has been now working as forty years ago, | tonight in preparation for the | taking & number of recesses in- although the business of the court | | ing of Sir James Craig with Premier | stcud of udjot.nments from day to has multiplied. Favorable action Lioyd George after the latter's re-| Y. this iy has not yet been | by the judiciary committec is fore- turn from Chequers Court Monday. 5 The bill lnrl {,ree\vnsnl-xr of fl:e .:\z a specdial hearing Wednesday £ ‘anama canal by American coast- the action of the District authori- «WILL NOT BETRAY DEAD.” wise vessels, now on the ‘Senate ties in employing outside archi- Formerly The administration s insistent should be done by the municipal | Will “Never Be Weakened.” that action shall be taken a&s | architect's office with the co- speedily as possible upon the bill operation of the supervising archi- $5 to $12 A Great Clearance Sale of 400 FINE TROUSERS . Gray and Blue Serge, fine strifes. Flannels—29 to 50. By the Ausociated Press. to authorize the refunding of the | tect of the Treasury Department. BELFAST, Ireland, July 16.—8ir| (0 80 %00 0" 100! Yafore the | Chatrman Focht announced that he James Craig, Ulster premier, in a| finance committee. Further hear- would report at the meeting | message to a war memorial meeting mzskun this bill will be had this vg.d}.‘,,.,r.)., complete ""“'"“".3 v ; S| week. ~ of the District officlals. He sa in Castle Dawson, County London Desplte this plentiful legislative | also that his committee will en- derry, today declared the British| program, senators are still talk- | deavor to get higher salaries in { empire, for which the soldiers in| ing of and hoping for a midsum- the office of the municipal archi- ONTINUES daily at all our l Stores—but every day’s delay means less to choose from. This is one of the finest op- portunities for genuine savings on really worth-while shoes—that ever came anybody’s way. Don’t neglect it! ’ | mer holiday. when the tariff bill tect. whose honor the meeting was held Ts aent ‘to (he: Henate from thes e o Ttriiah, alilie coniuiteds made the supreme sacrifice, would, House and is referred to the Sen- Thursday reported a joint resolu- never be weakened by any action| ate finance committee. tion, already passed by the Senate, | The Senate calendar will be in | authorizing appointment of a com- 26 5 order tomorrow and a number of | mission to confer with the Cana- “You may all rest assured,” said| important District bills are in po- dian government relative to can- !Sir James. “that I will see to it that| Sition to be reached, including the | cellation of a Canadian order in | the empire in whose cause they so| Sireet car merger bill, the com- | council restricting exportation of 0 emplre In W pulsory education bill. the pro- | pulp wood to the United §tates. jnobly laid down their lives i8 not| posed amendment extending the Representative Nicholas Long- wewkened by any action of mine.| BAll rent act to May 22. 1922, and | worth of Ohio, a majority mem- They trusted us. to give nothing| the amendment to the foan shark | ber of the ways and means com- i s act reported by the District, com- mittee, Tuesday, during debate on away, and their trust will never be! mittee. e e e st ' A Great Clearance Sale of FKvery $29.75 and$ 33.75 3-Piece SummerSuit A Great Clearance Sale of - - Genuine Palm Beach $ . 75 Coats and Pants This includes all the better grades, too. A Great Clearance Sale of 1,000 Fine Straw Hats $1'85 New, Clean Merchandise, fine shapes. "X Pumps, Oxfords, Strap Effects, ‘Whites, Tans, Blacks, Patents, etc., A etc. Samples of the different styles betrayed.” —_— general tax revision bill will be reported from the ways and means & B Bchingham, Sinn Feln men; RESERVE BANK HEADS committee within two weeks fol- ber of the British house of commons fawing, the "pusrase of "the tarif 5 i W, blil. epublican leaders predic tion of the Wexford county council on his return to that county, said Uniform Policy on Loans to Be none of those with whom he Was |assqclated liked wecret negotlations, Framed by Five Governors !but that they were considered a Here Tuesday. necessary preliminary. He declared| qoyurnor Harding of the Federal Re- he would say nothing regarding the | ,rys Board announced yesterday he had ! |outlook, except that the COURIY {4109 4 conference here next Tuesday | inever was in a stronger position |, goyernors of the five reserve banks in {than today, and, whatever the im-|cotton-producing sections to frame a| | mediate result might be, the “com-|yniform policy on cotton loans during { plete freedom of Ireland was com-|(he coming marketing season. I |ing." Governors of the reserve banks of | ; Richmond, Dalias, Atlanta, 8t. Louis and ! CALLS TRUCE WELL KEPT. |, iy Cirr have been invited. The only other cotton section in the country, !Sinn Fein Liaison Officer in Dublin | Governor Harding sald, was hg.n Fran- ! cisco, but the time was too short to per- | | Lauds Both Sides. it A representative from the bank there | i DUBLIN, July 16.—Eamon Duggan, ‘olfnpnd. and it would work out its own v policy. |chiet Sinn Fein liasion officer with [P*7il b ojicy on cotton loans will be in| the British military authoritles, de-!line with the board's policy for orderly clared today that the truce which mf]fl;kmgx O:A::;e::ngncggg»b;i:;dl.l;s1 sald, and 1 & , - began last Monday had been well|gurcement by the board, will be issued ’kapt on both sides. A few inchlents |to set forth the uniform plan of the five | in Li rick !districts for the season. i in Limerick amd other lodalities oniSUicts 107 0% SN0 qigouns detans the part of the police were against or the proposed uniform cotton-loan the spirit of the truce, he said, and |Policy, but Indicated that with the Changes which have occurred in the cot- orders issued at military head- | {,n situation during recent months care- s 'Jhc iy . 1 < &O’G) quarters would prevent a repetition. | ful consideration would be given to the 111t asid G.Sta PENROSE ASSURES ACTION | === = SPECIAL—$1.50 Wizard Mop and Bottle ON SOLDIER BONUS BILL Wizard Oil, $1.00. Senator Declares Finance Commit- m POLISH tee Will Give Consideration at — e First Opportunity. 1t pays to buy this well known polish in the Chairman Penrose of the Senate finance committee said yesterday the larger size cans. You will need it contant- |!soldiers' bonus bill would sgain be v 3 : taken up by his committee for con- ly, to keep the furniture bright, the wood- sideration “at a favorable opportu- 5 e ity, in th irit th work clean, the floors in good condition and || maeie Tie Tavesmele et e i bent he automobil ini i : ate a short time since.” the aut i ::hlfxnm']gl; \;Vnzard Polish pre- p Eevery one concedss the debt whish serves the finis B owed veteran survivors of the ) ECANSES the surface || oF S Ve Widows and orphans and produces a beautiful, hard, dry [|of those who died," continued Sena- tor Penrose. “As in the past, 80 4n luster. Gallon cans, $3.00, Other ]! the present and the tuture, they will 1 . remain our cares. Every senator who sizes from 30c up. . {voted o recommit the Soldier bonus 1 on Bargain Tables. Our Salesmen will fit you in styles selected, if pos- sible. ALL SALES FINAL. ed before the middle of Au- pa gust W Washington—the most “Livadle” City n America Z i :‘v‘m-n{:-r,b will h-hnrfl;w;;l formIC- tects to draw plans for nine new ion by Senator Borah, its author, school buildings was investigated. {Sir James Craig Declares Empire | 4so. It was contended that the work 7% that constitutes a horoughness \ This _Or ga nization goes into the details of a proposition with \ the care and pre- R cision that gives us N all the information N sound substantial basis on N which our clients work before any deal is finally closed. “Maximum Service” doesn't leave a loophole for a regrettable tran- saction to creep in. N Z A Great Clearance Sale of All $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 KNEE UNION SUITS Rexford, Varsity and Shedaker Makes. A Great Clearance Sale of . All $1.50, and $2.00 $ l. 1 9 KNEE UNION SUITS Rockinchair, Varsity, Rexford and Shedaker Makes. h bill yesterday is in favor of prompt and ‘adequate legislation.” e —— 3 ¥ Benator Penrose said -that no one ¢ could have heard the “patriotio ap- 4 peal” for the postponement of action . . : on the bonus bill, made by the Presi- The most convenient mop made. Trian- dent, without being deeply impressed. eve an ar A Great Special Sale of 1,200 Pairs Pure Silk PERFECT MEN'S HOSE Black, Cordovan, Gray, Navy, White; i ; j g He added that “there will be no gular in shape ; has adjustable elbow han- e s oF: reapobite ties” by the republican party. Many of these responsibilities, he said, are the result of "dreadful waste and in- dle. Can be had chemically treated for gathering dust, or treated with Wizard 2 Interior and Exterior Beauty, Jealously Polish to clean and polish the floor. Prices, \ efficiency of the last administration.” Selected Materials and Scientific .Construc- 7 —_—— faterials a r 1 1 - 3 for $1.85 s Al T SEnyamn kere TRANSFERRED T0 BOSTOR, glon Uniie oo This Dotinceite, Mecarn Vills; e to 11%. — Capt. David E. Theleen, commanding Situated on Higl 5 e, cu q\flkp meo DUST CLOTH || ritser crattancoga, ‘nas been de- * Avenue. Deep Lot with Fine Forest Trees. ’ g D T ¥ O 1st Floor Plan—Reception room, library A Great Clearance Sale of 1,000 35¢ Reversible WASH NECKTIES depth of house, with handsome fire- _place and beamed ceiling; dining room, kitchen, butler’s pantry, lava- tory, rear porch. 2nd Floor Plan—Living room, two suites of sitting room, chamber and bath each, sleeping porch. 3rd Floor Plan—Two .servants’ rooms, bath, billiard room. . Garage har- monizing with house. ; Price Many Thousands Under Reproductlon Value Inspection by special arrangement with this office. Louis P. Shoemaker 1407 New York Ave. NW. 5 $ & The only sanitary type of dustcloth is the |! A . one which gathers dust instead of scatters | W ing it. Wizard Dustcloths are - g chemically treated to hold the dust. Treatment is per« manent; unaffected - By washing. Price, 50¢c. FOR SALE Small farm, situated one mile .from Fairfax Court House, Va. Fifty acres, nearly all cleared and fenced, balance in woods; water in every fleld. Modern house built of stone and frame, surrounded by beautiful shade trees. Heated by furnace; cons tains 8 rooms, pantry, -bath, shower, laundry tubs, sewerage, hot and cold water, excellent ‘water. Electrioity; ui‘no«lnry outbluud‘lnn T'v.vo orchards, 100 apple trees, youngi . new vflfeylnl. 18 cherry trees. - Price, $15,000. Thomas J. Fisher & Co. 738 15th ‘Strest NW. A Great Special Sale of 500 Pairs 35¢c Single-Grip PARIS GARTERS - Indispensable for sweeping. Prevents the dust from rising in clouds to cov- - er furniture; cleans without dust. Keeps carpets bright. Is abso- lutely non-injurious. Price, carton.