Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 4

;8 . ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921. ° TRAIL MISSING BANK [iveim s e oo | _ HEAD TO ALABAMA | ttorncy. said today that Spurgin, J ! ancther man and two women made a visit to the bank on Sunday, July 17. Before, it had been believed Spurgin Depositors in Chicago Trust Com- |left Chicago on July T Sy l I-USS UF B“-“UN . Clarence Beutel, cashier o the pany to Get About 65 Cents on & ' bank, today intimated that the loss weuld be in the neighborhood of Dollar—Loss Put at $1,000,000. 147'000,006 and that depositors mizht CHICAGO, July 29 expect to retrieve 65 cents on the dol- ot Warren © Syatsin el bt 1 Experts Probing Waste in o missing presi- dent of the closed® higan Avenue crontly et to| ASSIGRED TO CAMP TRAVIS. | Metal Trades Find Im- e, Al and au- O " thorities predicting. wis Specad U7 | Lieut. Col. George W. Biegler, cavalry, = Wit . P- | at Fort Slocum, N. Y., has be detall Drehension. state's attorncys and In- | ‘the Inapeetor generars arpasiment] Mense Labor Turnover. Vemvigators today gentinued - their|and assigned to duty at Camp Travis, Like a picture or a porcelain, clothes are things n& ‘nto affairs of the defunctl B the Assadlated Preas. one must li%e with, and & certain atir of persqnal | NEW YORK, July 29.—Idle men and | /i3 s fnseparable from the possession of the i machinery are causing a'loss of near- | genuinely good. Thoughtful men set pride above {1y a billion dollars a year in the metal | Price In the selection of their wardrobe. Your creed, i : ! Iy creed, the world's creed is Nothing for Nothing. trades industry, says a report_jcsued | you get to a ha'penny exactly what you pay for. today by the committee on elimina- |A Dargain has been wittily dercribed us sometning _ [somebody doesn’t want offered to somebody who tion of waste in industry of the Amer- | GOmERPAY O q Ot e e that the bait ican Engineering Council. This ssti- lof low price will make him buy it anyway. Price ate does not Include the value of |80om wears out of the mind, but quality never wears W l S H ]N G T O N SH out of the clothes. Well woven, well designed gar- (e WELL-DRESSED > are not subject to stralned stitches, drawn but- faulty management, the committee |tons, pulled armholes, scant shoulders, tight seats jsald. are major causes of waste in the |and other faults of clothes made to dccommodate > a price, instead of to ful a standard. These are industry, which is the largest manu- |goif-evident truths,®but it is well to be reminded facturing industry in the United of them afresh in fimes when some men are overly 5 een about the mere consideration of cost, forget- States, both In number of employes |yin " Xre Taste, Refinement, Fashion. and value of products. g $100,000,000 Yearly Waste. The average waste due to avoidable labor turnover in the metal industry materials that would be utilized if!ments last far longer, because, being cut and fitted productivity weré increased. to the 'teenth of an inch, they arch and flex with Instability of, labor employment and | the Wearer's every posture and movement and, thus, Just a Few More Days = Then By ALFRED-STEPHEN -BRYAN Silk Kerchiefs For Town And Field—Meet The : Jacket That Doesn’t Meet In Front—White Buck Shoes And All The Trimmings—Clocks On Socks French, English, Japanese. low lights Cnlolr'ml i!il]ll( hnn%!n;rchlers, instead o(,mil - now. because of ther ligntnens and te fact |PARLIAMENT MEMBER is computed at $100,000,000. Modern that they permit the introduction of thé boldest WHIRLPOOLS IN BLOOD CIRCULATION DISCUSSED Two Billion Saving Annually Stat- ed as Possibility by Proper Care of Child’s Health. CLEVELAND, Ohlo, July 29.—Nor- mal blood, both in quantity and qual- ity, will prevent the presence of dis- ease, Dr. Curtis Brigham of Los An- geles declared here today before the closing session of the twenty-fifth annual convention of the American Osteopathic Assocfation. What are termed circulatory whirl- pools in the child's body are caused by abnormal postures, Df. Brigham explained. These circulatory Whirl- pools, in addition to poison from im- proper diet and poor care of the teeth, cause chronic diseases, and if they are properly cared for in early youth, many operations will be avoided, with a saving estimated at $2,000,000,000 annually, he sald. Psychologically, the brain is the least important part of the body, and the pituitary body, one of the duct- less glands, s far more important, Dr. Ernest E. Tucker of New York told the delegates. The mind is the action of the body, rather than of the brain. F. A. Covey of Portland, Me., read a report of experiments. He stated vaccination has recently been found to_transmit a mild degree of tuber- culosis and venereal disease. This ca. be prevented, he declared, by e: posure of the vaccine to blue and yel- MAN i empl o 4 b ; 2 23 5 These Doors Will Close F R Bienaings, wx kersah “and Riley palieme | FOR 36 YEARS EXPIRES ose r'orever “We have 2,000,000 unnecessary ‘sep- and sporting elothes in colors to tally with e e arations,’ the equivalent of 2,000,000 . ;\ll!ak!hlr‘l"o(r c‘rlvat, if desired. Unefflf !hleno i workers annually separated and re- andkerchiefs is portrayed in the foregoing |y, o i ed.” sketch. It |s French crepe or English foulard |7 the Assoclated Press. Here is your opportunity to buy the finest A O itinaa ihe or Japanese silk with & plain-colored center | LONDON, July 28—The Right Hon. and a deep hand-blocked Suits, Overcoats, and Raincoats at a mere frac- ||iunited States ana abrond are declarea {seriously to have affected the matal handkerchief may be folded border revealing | William L. Ashmead-Bartlett-Bur- spaced diamond designs of brightly contrasting | dett-Coutts, who has been a member i a H I 3 e ! nf llament fo the Abbey division tion of the wholesale cost. Nothing but the [{|trades industry. which as a whole is o onihe links or at the mets this sort o |of Westminster since 1885, dled to- operating at only about 60 per cent of best is left and if your size is here you will Jf|normai. be h A “Manufacturers,” the report adds, appy. “can undoubtedly hasten a return to and gravat. Jackets of surah, pongee drawn through the trousers normal conditions by producing govds loops, serving as |day. a picturesque belt, or it may be loosely knotted | Death occurred at Holly Lodge. around the throat, serving in place of collar |High Gate. Mr. Burdett-Coutts had been ill for 1 gev or Shantung silk | S¢Veral months with arterial troubles Balance Entire Stock a8 jeconcilcallyias possibie fa0 Sar)e are ‘capital for country - knockabout, Uhough | 14, M40 been arransed to amputale make selling prices low enough to at- tract buyers. Managers Largely Blamed. “There are nearly 2,000,000 people engaged in the metal trades "induatry, and an enormous increase in total they are too fine and light ' | MANHATTAN SHIRTS At Just i ° production is possible. It is estimated side pockets and the slanting breast pocket are that at present about 80 per cent of _gnlrh and the lapels are narrow, tapering into 2 rlce the responsibility for waste or non- roadness at the peak. Cricket cloth trousers ecutives in the plants.” The report says that with the excep- | ted design. All in all this 18 a turnout which tion of the shipbuilding branch of this | has both coolness and unusualness to recom- industry, instability of employment |afend it. resulting from strikes and lockout: Two Feet Ahead in Fashion has n metal ham mol heca e sctions in {he neral Intep trimmines of various kinds are applied An open. interchange of idens and | to White buck shoes this summer. For example, business results by managements, @t | there is what is known as the Canadian Pat- X tern, a solid plece of contrasting leather, black e o e T eulr hid | oF dark Russia, which forms the Instep and Genuine Shantungs, “Allsilk” Shirts with col- lars attached and bands. Also a few fancy included in this lot $ 3 45 lead to a_ higher level of methods, m famillar design is illustrated in preceding para- . . service and general business ethies. If : 4 it Such” laterchange MIght casily result calf or Russia leather. achieving an effect at once i a combined study of the possiblilc novel and engaging. The toe is oval; the sole is ties In the future and the avoldance in B vicd e lasen o white the years to come, of-guch conditions Clocks on socks are striking this season, all 4 as we are now facing. sorts of contrating color being used, up to the most His Bark Announces The ki Labor Must Be Elevated. minute variations of shade. The tripie-strined cross. A o i 3 - topped affair, reproduce 3 vorite an —our arrival with your Winter e kind you will be bUylng soon at fall 1 Jér'i,fi'.f:d{'é‘ ell}:::t;"‘l“;:g‘;m:?;hg: may be procured in twenty different- ly of 1 Vi i openings for | plane. Because labor s the major fac- hued clocks from the ground—black, white. tan, supply of coal. Your dog is D &S tor in most If not all industries, it gray and navy blue being the colors preferred by as glad as you are thag your $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 ;should be led by recognized intelll- thejgenerality of men. {| coat bins are being filled and a o N 3 s ; = Y us arles on the other. London taflors are cutting trousers extremely || Tt W open | change of opinions, usually in genu- . 3! 3 h (shops in which no ~, - = All $3.00 and $3.50 Soft Hats, now......$1.19 ||| messiics ‘or” ausrimination . sl [XOTE-Questons coneprming Corvest Droes, tor Mam it e wronyergd by || - Joha P, Agnew & Co. lnc. All $1.00 and $1.50 Silk Neckwear, now. . 65c || oo daor a0 mot belons (o jabor |sure & reply, & stamped envelope must be inclosed. 728 14th St. All $2.00 Silk Neckwear now g : 'sl 65 {oreanizations. nd sometimes by col- (Copyright. 1921, by Alfred Stephen Bryan.) Main 3068 o sh o ttee, which is delegated All $2.50 and $3.00 Silk Neckwear, now..$1.35 || 2" tonsinility for keeping the i el agl fairly de be- All $3.50 and $:.09 Silk Neckwear, now. .$1.95 || B ntremen? Soi Smmtasen | All Gloves at Less Than One-Half Price . | ( Successful plants have management | ystems, says the report, which con- clude: ! “It will take time to bring the en- ' » “Ni Genuine B. V. D. Union Suits, Shirts and P\l take e o bring the i‘ SOI Herlog ®" CO. Inc. atx;"’!’h Drawers, al i in li [ tire industry up to the higher lavel. e, so Munsingwear, in light, During that time some - estubllsh medium and heavy weights at less than . ments will probably he eliminated by the competition of the more advanced, cost to manufacturc. but- in this direction lies the only Frems B o Moty sow. || S T Tomorrow Is - ell:!: Full Dress Vests, Etc., Etc.‘ All go at part of the general repurt made bY | i t t t i as: e prices less than you would make if you were of induntrial waste, direeted by L. W. E a.k = Wallace of Washington as vice chair- ed to name your own price. man. The metal. trades investiga- tion was in charge of Fred J. Milier | . of New York and Willium B. Fergu- pen ay a ay son of I'hiladelphia. fixtures, please call early mornings. Mrs, Ryan recently lost per position in f the adjutant general's office because she is married. They were married July 29, 1920, and the wife charges failure to support her. She is represented by At- Bell, Marshall & Rice. End of Season Clearance 72 0dd Sizes weilkht and Miedium| 400 Suits In this lot. Wool Suits $35. Worth_to_$50. 3 Tropical Worsted Suits. —that were $35 “ 9 Gray Flannel Suits. - —that were $25 20 Kool Kloth Suits. —that were $25 1 Shantung Silk Suit. —size 38. Was $30 15 Palm Beach Suits. —that were $18 W Genuine Palm Beach Suits; Natural color. Sizes 36, 42 and 46$7 50 “slims.” Were $15............ Lot of White Flannel Pants. 58'75 It 15 our custom not to carry over any goods---hence these unusually low prices, for a quick clearance. peack SUITS, $11.45 Reduced for Saturday to....... Straw and Panama Hats— mostly 634 and 676. Were up to Lot of Cloth and Silk Caps for auto and travel. For Satur- . day c.oiiieiieiieiiiiiiiiiaes 950 "MONROE CLOTHES SHOP U sPer— 10thatF Sts N.W. ¥ 30, clusive collection at the [ usage of rough-and-tumble sport. Garments of tiis type should be held to thelr place—sea- side, mountains and summer recreation. The | Wil < n spruce two-button jacket, pictured above, al- (““‘2]1nm ,‘?.“""" B B most comes together in front, but is kept open by means of a buttoned belt. BECAGEtIon Teate. RItH Menscetacat: g0 well with this jacket. The white cheviot | namoly, with the managers and ex- " shirt shown has the attached self collar and the pointed-end, bowknot tie Is of polka-dot- upper. A prepossessing departure from this new “Remarkable and very favorable re- wide, and frequently, the bottoms are finished with I g | sults have been secured in labor rela- that perceptible bell-effect flare familiar to men } tions and in improvement of efficiency | who have lived abroad. lce simply by establishing frank and | § confcrences and free inter- ! E . M,,fii}’ ‘f,f?fi,”flo‘“fffi; i It ends the semi-annual period—and we're going to make SPECIAL NOTIC. Ethel 3. Ryan has f1ed suit in the Dis- . short work of the small lots. 7 All wko are inferested in purchasing || ||\ com i et dor B0 * Look out for some Big Bargains! Broken Lots Tropical Suits Lucky you—if you get one of these, for you'll be buying the best there is in Thin Clothes—at a pittance of a price. $513.35 Manhattan Shirts-—-Reduc Here’s where our reputation for superior selection of patterns gives us preference at this sale-time. You have the choice of our ex- Usual Reductions to withstand the |Tyesday night his iliness took a sud- {den turn for the worse. Tnited States He The two straight AGNEW COAL is carefully screened. Saturday Choice Saturday Athletic Shirts and Drawers —that were up to 75c. For Sat- 3 5 (o UTdAYSlote s biioe s miis b smsis i S50 3 for $1L.00 Odds and ends Silk Cravats— % splendid patterns. Were to $1.50 35c Wool Bathing Suits—one and two piece; plain colors and combir 34'55 nations. Special for Saturday.. Bathing Caps and Bags—for ladies; -« For Seeurdzy.-...... 2% OFf the second son of the late Ellis Bart- lett of Plymouth, Mass. His mother was the daughter of John King Ash- mead of Philadelphia. | In 1881 he married the late Baroness | Burdett-Coutis and assumed by royal | license the surname of Burdett- Coutts. The baroness was born in || Hot Water or Vapor Is Best 1814, the youngest daughter of Sir | 5 Francls Burdett. When she was|| ,Cull, write or phoe for free esti {wenty-three years of age she in-| - erited virtually the whole of the| mmense wealth of her grandfather, | PLUMBING ‘Thom: Coutts, amounting to about Ve £2,000,000 sterling, a fabulous sum in || geve M rreptred to take care of any those daym, by the will of the Duchess | of St. Albans, who, as the actress, | Henrietta Mellon, had been his second | . e Rt and had been left the estato on | Blggs eating Co. his death. Miss Burdett then took the | W. H. Gottlieb, H. E_Huntsberry, Vice Pres, name of Coutts, and she was sixty- seven years of age when she becumel‘ Pres. the wife of Ashmead-Bartlett. The baroness, who was deeply inter- | 917 H St. N.W. ested in soclal betterment, lived to | Phoue 4886, the gredt age of ninety-two, dying in | 1906. She was buried in Westminster | Abbey. ? Before YOU Go Away ST, TR QT an Consider OULD the benefits of the most enjoyable vacation atone for the loss of vour securities, Liberty Bonds, silverware, jewelry. etc.. durinz your absence? It does not pay to be indifferent about this. One loss of $300 would pay the rent of a Safe Deposit Box for a huc- dred years. Use Our Vault for Safety First The Munsey Trust Company Pa. Ave., Between 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. Munsey Building A AR AR Open Saturdays, 8 AM. to 3 P. M. For Saturday All 40¢ and 50c " Men’s “Monito” The name tells you all you want to know as to quality Just enough for Saturday in Black, White and Colors. All sizes. = $8 Crepe de Chine and Jersey I \ » ! 485 | Il Here's vour opportunity to Il replenish your wardrobe with White Silk Shirts at an ex- I tremely low price. All cut full i and roomy. All sizes. Final Clean-fip | $12 $11.50 $10 Men’s Oxfords Reduced to 595 | Brogues! Brogues! Brogues! Sports Models, French Toe Models, Conservatives, Eng- lish Toe Models. Leathers in- clude Genuine Shell’ Cordo- van, Black and Brown Russia Calf and Toney Red. OUT | THEY GO AT $5.95. | . pairs ] Raléigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 1+ i \ H [ ; ] i ; ; , ; 1 | | | \ | 1