Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1921, Page 20

- WUAELNS ST BECOMESLBRARY Jane Staart shops for you or with you. Books and 'Paln'tlng‘s Replace Horses and Carriages - of Ex-Kaiser. BY MIRIAM TEICHNER. I BERLIN, July 25.—The royal sta-; bles of the' Hohenzollern famlily, on, - the sputh side of the- Schloss plats.} .- Bive shelter now to the mew .library | _of Berlin. Instead of the 300 horses which were kept in the river wing . . of the handsome Renaissance-style - -bufldipg, and the .300 royal car-, riages, to say nothing of state car- _ riages and. sledges, preserved since! sthe time of the first monarchs, there ! are offices and books, snd, Instead ! . of the champing of bits and the roll- | ° Ing of great wheels, there is the' quiet atmosphere of study which 7 nlbuln- in all well regulated libra- ries. . Just to even things up a bit, how-l ‘Washington—New York—!:"lril. Auust . ever, the palace of the crown prince on Zeughaus plats houses a group of blue horses, and the blue horses | are. just as wildly inconceivable in the kronprincenpalais as are rows and rows upon rows of hooks and reading tables in the former royal stables. They'’re in a Painting. The blue horses are not, of course, living horses. They are one of the canvases of Franz Marc, the young German expressionist artist, who fell in battle during the war, and they form of a display of modern art which occupies the third floor of the former palace of the crown prince. The gods, in the grinding of their great mills, must gase down some- times on that palace' with its royal crests and its biue horses, and they must indulge -in an otlique grin of relish. For of every place in the world in which there might bol superb incongruity in the housing of a display of expressionist art, the palace of the crown prince is the most superbly incongruous. Wilhelm . Hohensollern could not abide modern tendenci-s The national gal- lery was forbidden to buy any exam- ples of the more radical among the modern art-groups during his reign; and his son, the crown prince, was - similarly minded. The display. how- ever, is there, and is atiracting a large and eager group of the pro-' deep letariat .every day—especially the free days. Meet the Director. Herr Geheimrath Ludwig Justi— .. you would have to translate him by * “privy counsellor,” and that doesn’t do justice to his title at all—and he s-a doctor, and a professor, and the author of several books as well—is director of the museum in the crown prince's palace, as well as of the Natural Squirrel Coat national gallery. And Herr. Doktor geh.?n“gl ;ll;udwllu Jul,ll hllll beer = irector of e national gallery al- Sost two decedes Never, Guring his Semi-wrap Model, $885.00 directorship, however, was he able to indulge his own enthusiasm for mod- ern art forms. For the Hohenzollerns ism, and the na- tional gallery and Ludwig clune, per- force, along with their m-sters. After the revolution, however, it was different. There was a perfectly good palace, without a tenant. and what better use could be made of ¥ than to use l:“ an art museum? What, in- Exquisitely marked fur; three-quarter length, with deep cape collar and superb silk lining of brilliant coloring. (Also shown in sketch). admitted, however, has used superb | . tact in-the disposition of his pictures. The first floor of the crown prince's | palace is devoted to the art of con- servatism—to the scademicans, in fact. The second floor goes a step farther and ‘nd-iges im “impression- isms." Then there Is an extra-long| flight of stairs to prepare one for. the transition, and when one gets to! the top of ‘H—there ar» “expression-, © ismus” ahd"the blue hories, and al | they stand for, rampant. Pome With a Purpose. Herr_Geheimrath Just] had a pur-! pose ™ arranging his exhibit in - Just that way. He wanted that tall - flight of irs between the impres-| -sionists and the expressionists. It - is, he says, a different world, and the tranftion must not made too suddenly. Makmg a tour of his m\'l-' seum with “him, it is not hard to see that it is his faiorite flaor. He | .~ dwells on the indizo .dobbins. and the geometrical gentlemen, with love | é and emotion. & points out unsus- 66x80 Plaid Blankets—Pink, blue, tan and gray. Warmth without weight; finished ected rhv hms d ha les: il il L e L to resemble wool. August Salt g3 777 rose, gray and tan; Soisette bind- until a suggestible zues' can almost ' DEICE DRI . ccecsasomsrn sesess o . ing. August Sale price, pair. $6.33 hear its theme develop. So he glows 70x80 All-wool White Blankets—Light, flffy ' 70x80 AH-wool Block Plaid Blankets—Pink, -with pride and enthusiasm 2 The pride and enthusiasm of Herr - Geheimrath Justi are mitigated. how- l ever, by ors sad. detall, and that is that almost the.entire exhibit of the.modern is loaned. Oné hundred - thousand marks.a vear is all tkat is granted the museum by the state to buy-new pictures, and.a single can- vas by Emil No'de. who shares with - Christian Rolfs the distinction of be- %flfim!’l est expressionist, | in the neightorhood of 10.00[1{ and warm. This is a practical size and the fact tl;at they are all-wool at o:r finish. special rice is notewort Fegust 3 . $9.77 August Sale price, pair.. Regular Price August 3ale Price $30.00 Best Quality Long S‘lplovwhlh Layer Felt Mattresses. lls.o.% Fine Al Layer H mi © or 80,000 marks. So the exhibition of $12.00 .eanvas _nf the Dutchman. Vin- made to perfection... 9.85 fortable and durable cent Van h. and the Swiss artist. $20.00 Fine All Layer Felt Mattresse: $10.00 All Layer Felt Ferdinand Hodler, and the French four rows stitching. ally well made. .master, Matisse, and of various Ger- $15.00 All Layer Felt $7.50 All Cotton Ma: man stuydents and followers of Ma- “tisse, are all the private collections of German art lovers lent to the mu- seum of the palace of the crown prince. X rows of stitching... Many Other Radicals. Frans Marc, with his blue horses ~—Mhe lived among horses. Geheim- rath Just] says, and knew them and loved them, else he could never have ‘ White Shoes, Black Shoes, Tan Shoes; All Kinds of Women’s Pamps and Oxfords In a Quick Clear-Away Sale made them.so attractive in snite of painting them blue—and Kirchner and Heckel, and many other young -German radicals, are represented. . _There is Hars Purrman, who studied - with Matises, and Rudoif Levy, an- other follower of the Frenchman, and canvases of Christian to the ‘exhibiting of a canvas of Emil Nolde—even a tent canvas—Geheimrath Just! has not-as yet ‘achieveéd. Herr Geheimrath Justi has. how- ever,‘achieved mucl. Quite aside from . theif valie nm nbiscts of art Here o “héimrath Justi has given those blue . horses, standing as they do. for all! that is new and revolutionary in art, | & place in history: For !t isn't many horses—be they blue or bay or brown ::;m.m n.ea. in the palace of a crown ’7 .50 to ‘Ia.w. I Reduced to, Pair 7 BRING SUITS FOR LIBEL. , MAgainst Pilot Association Head. : NORFOLK. Va..-August 1'—H. Lau- [ ] ‘?" 3 Tence Br:t;t’b.,‘e:_mg‘dn. for :)mol sen- * “ator, and Ivor A. Page and Dr. Israel ntegnics. pae Hod separate jibe; 7 Salts agninst W. R Butwell, prestent Black Satin Oxfords White Canvas Oxfords president . of the Virginia Pilot Assoctatan: i - Tan Calfskin Pam Two-strap Tan Pum _on -mx:tn: fontataed A e l‘ Patent Leather lel:;s Black Satin anpsp' ., timement declprihg’ that destruction of A . . - the pilotage menapoly, which is advo- There’s no excuse for any woman or miss being short lowed by “wholesale. smuggling. of) |||1 of low shoes, for this lot includes just about every kind of B e 5 6% me mwafi:um.;f’ 3" Bonest FRISCO_CREWS BACK. . [{lll + dancing, country, and ever the dressy kinds.” Of course, the size range 1s not complete in each-number, but ll it is represented in the group and if you cannot get your "~ size in one style, try another, - ¢ A 7 P These are not reduced: because they are out of style, damaged or anything undesirable, but new goods are arriv- conducting ial shoe sales cated by the'plalntiffs;” would be fole l Union Votes to Return to Work at- Early Moment: . ing daily, and we have been = = 5o, August : _during the summer, so to make room we decided to make . Erancisco's phric fin n ‘the na- || a clean sweep by bringing the pnce ‘down to $365 for . any shoes in the entire lot. 4 A lor- mally has ended’with- the announce- ||l ment that the sallors’- union of the |} Pacific had voted to return to. work at_the earljest tg«ulpl- moment.” 5 out of the op- il A or “voted | | pre *Herr Gehelmrath Justl, # must be Beeanae, Prices Are Much Lower—The I August Sale of Blankets | ;. In spite of summer weather, when .would care to conmsider, our values, Our convenient terms help a lot, too—any purchase made during this sale will be re- served for future delivery, upon a reasonable deposit at time of purchase. Just a few items as examples, but there are hosts of other equally good values. " Part-wool Block Plald Blankéts. Size 70x80; heavy-weight and attractive colorings; blue, blue, tan and gray; close weave and very fine match predominating color. August Sale price, pair ........ Seceseecrent Reduced Prices for GOOD MATTRESSES Regular Price August $14.00 All Layer Folt Mattresses; ade and comfortable. All Layer Felt and comfortable... “” a shoe suitable for general summer wear on the street, for | i | LANSBURGH & BROTHER STORB NEWS for Tuesday, August 2, 1921. - 420-30 Seventh St. Northwest. This Sale-Exhibit of Quality Furs Brings the Lowest Prices in Years Sale of Furs Our friends readily recognize the many points of merit that bring this occasion to the front as a banner event in the presentation of highest quality and value in the New, the Exquisite and the last word of smart- ness in Fur Fashions for the season of 1921 and 1922. Our painstaking care in the selection of Furs to offer our patrons is the reason you'll find utmost richness of pelts, because we specified that our purchases must be the mid- winter catch—the time an animal’s fur is at its thickest and glossiest. Models were chosen with the same scrupulous attention, and a feature that rises above all others is that prices are down to a level that has not been known for many years. ’ If you are not ready to take your Furs now, a deposit of 259, at time of purchase will secure your selection until November first. We will also arrange convenient monthly payments if you wish. DON'T MISS THIS SALE! Wrap Effect, $225.00 40-inch model—very wide and roomy. The collar and cuffs are of natural skunk, and it is a very beautiful coat as well as an unusual value. Nearseal Coat ir; T hree-quarter length, $250.00 A superb garment with huge collar and cuffs of natural skunk. The sleeves are the deep bell shape with protective windshields. Ex- quisite silk linings. Black Lynx Stoles and Deep Collars, $55, $89.50, $159 Long, fine fur of young animals. The stoles are straight models, the collars in cape effect. Richly lined and priced very low for the ex- cellent quality. B\ Exceeds all expectation! Blankets should be the last thing one qualities and the satisfactory assoft- ment have appealed to Washington home makers, in a manner to remind us of the good old days! Wide Soisette binding to $8.45 Sale Price well —_— From 9:15 to 12.00 H, of Extraordii i Values - Watch the Giant Thermometer Center Aisle—Main Floor Every day we of- fer 12 unadvertised specials. .Shopping in the morning tends to distribute more evenly our work for I the day., The morn- ing hours are the coolest. It is for your comfort and convenience that we present, at .excep- tional prices, fresh - and varied assort- ments of high-grade merchandise during ». these hours. Each item on the thermometer is an . extraordinary value.. Selection * will be.a pleasure as well as a source of profit. Wi the Thermometer Siberian Squirrel Chokers one and two animal effects $12.95 and $16.95 These becoming neckpieces are not only suitable for winter, but are worn with spring- and fall suits—even in summer. Stone Marten Chokers, animal effect, $39.50, $69.50, $89.50 : The most exquisite marking and the rich color blending of gold and deep brown. Healthy skins of young animals, with head, tail gnd claws. L Marmot Coat with Raccoon . Collar and Cuffs, $150.00 ‘The approved sweep model, in 36 and 40 inch lengths. Very wide collar and deep cuffs of " natural raccoon and brilliant silk lining. This Sale of Silks —lends additional interest to shoppers intent on saving money in the purchase of Fashion’s Favored Silk Weaves Every item a wanted number. p Following Items are but examples of hasts of others equally attractive in style and value. Nearseal Coat, in Comfortable Every item priced specially for this sale. . Never in the history of Silks has there been ~ greater demand. For sixty years—Lansburgh & Brother for silks and we might add, “Better now than ever.” Our entire Stock of Nsoov:nnz Sport Silks reduced from Whhigoorwfll plaids and brocades, Madison Avenue i Tl{ Queen Sport Silks, Fancy Canton Crepes, ere 'n There Crepes. All the season’s sport. colors and combinations. 40-inch All-silk Crepe de Chine. Specially priced for this sale at, N e S e s e en lasisis s el $1-98 Flesh, Honeydew, Steel, Navy, Pink, Copen, Coral, Turquoise, Orchid, Sky Blue, Marine, Mid- night and Black—colors suitable for dresses, blouses, lingerie, negliges, etc. A Group of Six Different 40- inch Wide Silks. Special, yard... $2'69 Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Satin anna:lel Crepe Meteor, Radium Taffeta and Satin Crepe. Fi range of colors, priced for the August Sale.. Third Fleor—Lazsburgh & Brether Right in the face on an increas< ing demand for them, we offer -250 Fiber Silk Sweaters " Specially - ! Popular Tuxedo Model,,: . .. That goes so well with a white skirt, form- ing a neat and summery outfit. Patch pocket and sash belt. Plain and Fancy weaves. : The Desirable Colors * Jade, honeydew, navy, black, tomato, s Har{xing o 2 Bincs. The con ors suitable for vacation wear as well as for general use. Get one for your vacation outfit. '4 & Broth . . $8.95 Blue Ribbon Day Saves Money for Thrifty Shoppers Green and Brown Table Oilcloth Yard, 39¢ ‘This is a very good qufi!{, allowing you a saving of 1ic on every yard you buy to- morrow. share Get your and save. Fourth Floer. Washable Rag Rugs 27x54, Tomorrow 98¢ Hit-or-miss pattern—the homemade looking rugs that are so neat and ‘sanitary be- cause they can be washed. Fourth Floor. 4 Couch Hammocks Reduced to, each $10.75 Of excellent quality khaki in the natural color;; spring bottom pad, deep valance and magazine pocket. This is an exceptional chance to get a good hammock at con- iderabl ing. ST pourtn Floer. Boys’ Wash Suits - 79 Sizes 2 to 8 years. Cham- bray, madras, linene and galatea. Button-on, belted and middy models. Special for Tuesday, 79c. Fifth Boys’ Summer Suits Norfolk Models, $1.79 Of Crash and Kool Cloth; straight or knicker pants; sizes 5 to 13 years. These suits are washable, too. Fifth Floor Boys’ Mixture Suits Medium weight, $4.95 The kind they can wear now and for fall school wear. Excellent tailorin, and knickers full line: Sizes 8 to 16 years. Fifth Floor . . Boys’ Khaki Knickers Olive drab color, 89c Very serviceable and com- fortable for summer wear; strong seams and pockets: belt loops; sizes 7 to 17 years. Fifth Floor Boys’ Sport Blouses of madras and khaki 75¢ Sport collar and short sleeves; sizes 7 to 16 years. Just the garment for sum- mer sports, camping and general knock-about wear. Fifth Floor Women’s " Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings, 95¢ Slightly irregular, but from a manufacturer whose irregulars are better than less reliable houses’ firsts; black only: sizes 9 and 9%. First Floor. Crash Middy Dresses Sizes 6 to 16 years $1.29 Two-piece models, - with middy model blouse and pleated skirt. Regular $195 dresses that we sell at that price every day. reduced for Blue Ribbon Tuesday. Third Floor Boys’ Koveralls keep Kids Klean, 95¢ Guaranteed for service; sizes 2 to 7 years. Mothers of small boys are highly in favor of these play suits that are practical indeed. Fifth Floor Boys’ Washable Hats Middy styles, 39¢ Plaid white, gray, tan, green and blue. These hats are particularly desirable because they can be washed and made good as new. Fifth Floor Women’s Full-Fashioned Colored Silk Hosiery, $1.39 Tan, gray and pink; sizes 9 and 10. Trifling irregu- larities that in no way mar the appearance or wearing qualities, but do bring the price down. First Floer. Children’s Tan Ribbed Cotton Hosiery, 6 pairs, $1.10 Excellent school stockings and although they are classed as irregular, there’s nothing to impair their ser- vice. Sizes 6 to 10. First Floer. Children’s Socks and Stockings, pair 25c and 29¢ Soiled and mussed and a few irregu'ars among them, but you'll find they are well worth our Tuesday Blue Ribbon price. Sizes as they run. First Floor. 24-Inch Pearl Bead Necklaces, for tomorrow, $1.00 Graduated beads, very lus- trous and durable. Finished with gold plated spring ring clasp. Dainty and suit- able for summer wear. First Floor Extra Good Turkish Wash Cloths, 10c Every one needs extra wash cloths in summer—es- pecially to stick in your va- cation luggage. These are special value. Totlet Dept—First Floor Genuine Split Cowhide Boston Bags, $1.59 13 and 14 inch sizes; lined and finished with large in- side. pocket; strong strap handles and a strap and buckle fastener. Firat Floor Thrift Milk Chocolate Bars, Blue Ribbon Special, 9¢ This is one of the most nutritious forms of choco- lates and has a food value as well as being a delicious confection. Floor Organdie Frocks for little tots, $1.10 These are our regular $1.59 dresses, but according to our Blue Ribbon policy price is lowered for that day. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Pink, "'-fr’iui"dm".ifiif‘...um & Brother e Blue Ribbon Tuesday Reduces the ;:ncu of Irish Linen Napkins Variety of pretty patterns and an exceptionally good grade of |mr§l Irish Linen. Siz egular Reduced to 2012;’ doz., $8.50 _doz., $7.50 2x22 doz., $10.00 doz., $898 24x24 doz., $15.00 doz., $12.00 W hue They Last! Just 50 Worsted Jersey Suits | Will Be Offered to Early Shoap;n 575 They have the correct length jackets, lation collars. Pockets with flaps or tailored-in. Navy, tan are the most Having new trimming touches, narrow belts, ‘and in with tuxedo, notch or black, green and t popular colors in this lot. the most wanted shades adds to their already big value. You'll recognize these as duplicates of very much higher priced suits. had in navy blue or 89 Women's Nightgowns —Made -of - quality muslin trimmed . with lace or. em- ‘With lace and fancy ribbon trimmings. Excellent value. $1.90 Volle Waists — In tailored or lace trimmed models—well made. Sizes for women and misses. " 50 Capes and Coats Srecely v $3.50 & $5.00| . - Small sizes only—I6, 18, 36, 38. R Coats, made of men’s wear mf d -ttrhn:tive ngvelty cl etd(l. i u’ll have to be prompt. lm_ll!.:uanmy ‘-‘:ey‘:nade of silvertone and they’re in two popular shades—copen and brown. These will be ? &gqn‘e after the first few hours’ selling, so be early. - Tomorrow offers Six big specials be ly & 69c Wash Skirts—Fine quality white gabardine, tailored pockets; well made. $1.90 Mldd{ Blouses— Regulation style of white jean. Sizes 12 to 89c and $100 Camisoles— - Made of wash satin, lace- trimmed, ribbon straps.