Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 11

Women’s Summer Footwear At these two greatly reduced prices $3.75 and $4.75 If you have been waiting until prices reached the very lowest . level you will undoubtedly make your purchases tomorréw. $3.75 Pair White Footwear Were $9 to $12.50 $4.75 Pair 98 pairs Black Calfskin, Black aud Gray Suede Pinps; only 3., fords and One and Two Strap few pairs of a style, but all i i Pumps of the most desirable mew aud desieablc shoce. Lou qualities and styles. Included Baby Louls ang Cuban heels Jiso are sports oxfords with e Ay black o tan leather trimmings. 6. 7% and 8 AAA; 3%, 4, 4%, Most of them have Cuban or S, . 6.6/ 7. 7% and 8 AA: military heels, but a_few have A 7% 27 Baby Louis heels. Sizes 4108 . 3, 'z.4 4%, 5/ 6, . s 5%, 6, 6% and 7 C 4,4%,6'7 and 8 C. ‘Women's Shoe Section, Third floor: Boys’ Apparel 18 Boys’ Straw Hats. suitable for boys 4 to 10 years of llupoM mllll nd £00d _domesti in black, . brown and ‘mntural: the remainders of gur, summer line. $1.35 sach: $4.50, $5 to $8.50 Marmot Fur Coats, Friday special price, $79 A Remarkably Fine Value 25" Boys" ash Knickerbockers nl hardy. en- beach cloth, cfash, linen. etc., the re- el O H L mainder of our regular lines:’ sizes 13 e R res. to J8 years only. 3188 pair; wars $2.60 S re ot ety o aselity skins and have long shawl collar and turn-back cuffs, meking a most stylish and attractive Onllyl 8 of theso coats at this special Fur Section, Third fioor. @ Pairs Small Boyw' Wash Pants: sizes 3 to 10 years. of whife galatea. palm each cloth, ete.: Sot ali 1L materials. 98¢ Boys' Blue Denim Overalls: 5 and 6 years only; well made. sizes 4, Rad 4 Boys' Btore. Fourth flour. Women’s Corsets Three F eature Values in Special, 75¢ Pair . Women’s Hosiery materr " Megtam bost.andvery TEhtly. 15 dozen pairs Women’s Pure boned, for misses and sms women. Bizes 21 % 30. Special, 76c pair. 3 Dozen Embroidered and Lace-trim- med Brassieres; closing style. Sizes 36, 38, 44 and 46. B0c ; were 1. Corset Section. Third floor. Silk Hose, in black, white and a few colors. They are slightly irregular imaweave, but will give splendid service. $2.38 pair; if perfect would be marked $3.50. 20 dozen pairs Women’s 250 Remnants Thin Light-weight Black Lisle Hose; Summer Cotton full-;:]s‘l:inned. - Special price, Dress Goods At Half Price, The sawortments consiste of Embrold- ered Bwisses. Embroidered fes, Plain Organdies, Printed \nllel, Plain Voiles, Printed Lawns, etc. A varlety of_colors and dtll‘nn. » ¥ 25 dozen pairs Women's Semi- fashioned White Silk Lisle Hose; a fine, sheer quality. Special price, 37%c -pair. ‘Women's Hoslery Section, First floor. floor. Men’s Summer Furnishings Mouch: Underpriced . 10 Dozen Pure Silk Natural-color Pongee Shirts with detachable collars to match. These make an ideal vacdtion and all-round summer outing shirt and are of very fine quality. Sizes 14 to 17. Special price, 33.75 each, tax included. 60 Dozen Pairs Men’s Light-weight Seamless Cot- . ton Socks, with triple woven heels and toes and double soles. These are the seconds of one of the most pop- ular makes, but the imperfections are very slight, con- sisting mostly of irregularities in weave, but are en-~ tirely free fromr thread breaks. ‘May be had in black, navy, cordovan, gray and white. Sizes 9% to 12. If < | perfect they would sell at 40c pair. Special price, ‘s pairs for $1.35. ~-12 Dozen Best Quality Self-striped Madras Shirts and Drawers; sleeveless coat style shirts in sizes 34, 36, 40, 42 and 46; knee-length drawers with reinforced seats, sizes 30, 32, 34, 36, 42 and 46. 85c each; were - $1.50. 21 Suits Men's Silk Poplin Pajamas, white and a few plain colors; small, medium and' large sizes. $3 each; were $7.50. 48 Men’s Leather Belts, black, tan, gray; a discontinued grade; sizes 28 to 44. 50c each; were 75c. 66 Men’s Colored Japanese- Silk Handkerchiefs, white apd colored centers, with attractive fancy borders; hem- stitched. Special, 4 for 50c. 54 Men’s Fancy Colored Foulard Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, - neat figured patterns; good colors. 65c each; were $1. 57 Men’s Woven Madras Shirts, well covered striped pat- ;;;ns; fast colors; sizes 14, 1434, 15 and 15%. $1.65 each; wer Men's Store, First floor. A Friday Clearance of Over 200 Pairs Merf's Shoes And the Prices are Remarkably Low 59 pairs Men’s Gun Metal Calfskin ‘Oxfords, medium nar- row toes; sizes 84,9 and 10 AAA; 814, 9, 10, 10} and 11 AA; 7%, 8%, 9,10, 10% and 11 A; 6, 6Vz. 7% 8 SA 9%, 10, 10% and 11 B; S/:. 6, 6%, 9, 9%, 10'and 11 C; 5%, 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 9, 914,410, 105 and 11 D. $3.95 pair; were were $10. ‘48 pairs Men’s Black Gun Metal Calfskin Oxfords, with neat round toes; sizes 8, 8%, 9, 10, 104 :nd 11 AA; 7, 74, 8, 9, 9%, 10°and 10'/ A; 6%, 7, 7%, 834, 9, 10, 104 and 11 B; SA, w 6%, 7, 7%, 8%, 9, 10, XOV; and 11 C 5/5, 6, 10, 105 and D.’ $395 pair; were $10. 39 pairs Mens Tan Neolin Sole Oxfords, neat round toes;" sizes 7, 7%, 8, 8%, 9, 9% and 10 B; 6, 6%, 7, 8, 8%, 9, 9;, 10 and 11°C; 6, 64, 7%, 8,8%,9,9% and'10D.” Special price, $3.95 pair. 12 pairs Men’s Gun Metal Calfskin Neolin Sole Oxfords, round toes ;sizes 6, 6%, 8, 9% B; 7% and 8% C; 6, 8% and 9% D. Special price, $395 pair. * 49 pairs Men’s White Canvas and Sports Canvas Shoes, leather trimmed; several different styles in the ‘;ombmed lot. Sizes 9, 10, 11 AA; &8A.99A.10:nle%A 6, 7, 7%, 8, 9 and 11 B3 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 8 84, 10 and 11 C;'6, 6%, 7. 954, gém;“.nuon Special price, $395 pai s G pair. 10 pairs Scout Shoes; size 6 only. "$250 pair; were $7.50. 12 ”ll'l Men's Leather Romeo Sllppers, a]l size 6. $225 ] pair; were $5. 19 pairs White Canvas Oxfords; sizes 8 and 11; D width. Special, $1.75 pair. Men's Store, First fioor. - TWoodmark & Lof C., THURSDAY, N’ew York—WASHINGTON—Paris | Friday Specials in Women’s Undermuslins ' Special at 75¢ Each Gowns, Double-panel Petticoats. Bloomers and Step-ins of muslin and nainsook, tailored = trimmed styles. Special at Each Envelope (‘homiu‘ Gownw, Petticoats and Step-ins of nainsook or batiste, pret- tily mmmed with lace or omhmldery pecial at $1.50 Each an!lopfi Chemise, Gowns, Pettic and Stei-ins with trimmings of fine lace, insprtion_and embroider: Specll.l at Sl Each High of. low-neck Gowns, Envelope Chetise and Petticoats of painsook, mus- lin or batiste, tailored @r elaborately trimmed with fine lace, embroldery and ‘medallion: CUndermislin Section, Third foor. Towels and Table Cloths Low Priced for Friday These two speeial offerings afford sav- inga of a most desirable dature. 15 ‘doren Extra Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, slightly corduroy weave. Ampertect; Bpecial price, $3.38 half dosen 25 _All-linen Damask Table Cloths; sise 70x70_inthes. . each; were §7.50 Linen Bection, Second floor, Friday Specidls: in White Goods 100 yards White Corded Pigne, espe- clally ‘good for tub skirts. $8c yard; was 78c. rds 45-ineh Pillow ing: this nd gen- he open seam weun ipecial, 38c White Goods Sectica, lewnd floor. .25 Satin-finish White Bedspreads Special, $5.95 One-Fourth Less Than Usual Verr desirable pattern and a splendid weare quality, in full double-hed size. The only reason for “the lawered price is that the mill used u little too much blue in laundering them, and rather than finish them over made us a concession on the en- tire lot of 25. Bedwear Section, Second floor. Women’s Ribbed Cotton Vests Special 25c Each 30 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton Jents in bodice atyle with lace shoulder traps. These have mended pl-nu. and Cers perfect they would eell mnch mores Sizes 42 and 4. lw;uL 25c 40" Women's_Imported Swiss Ribbed Silk and Lisie Vests, low neck and sleeve- less style with narrow shoulder straps: size 5. $1.3 ; .78, oy Fine Ribbed Cotton Com- bination Suits, in pink; bodice top with Fibbon shouldse straps’ and " tight-Atting mees: aizes 34, 36 and 40. 7o each; 8 ‘Women's Lisle Thread Black Bloomers, _elastic at walat and kueg; nize 50 ¢ Knit Vnflerwur Section: Thira foor. Cluldrerr'c Houery 15 pairs Children's Black Silk Stock- ines. plain or fine “ribed: sizes 7 to 8%, pal $3. 18 pairs Children's White Three-quar- terlength Silk Socks, with turn-over ot tops: sizen T and D3 only. pair; were $1.35, Also varied Silk ana Lisle rices. r:nuann s 3 uflities of Childrea's ocks. and Stockings at Hoslery Section, Fourth Infants’ Wear 11 Children’s All-wool Bathin, lulk!l low meck and short ":‘ R sleeven; amail sises. nfants’ Blankets, pial ! hunnnlole eige -:a'fl:n%a'::t::ed.'lfm lnflnll’ Rubber Diapers. bloomer u-xr, 0dd sizes, 35c each: ere 0. 24 'Children’s White D; and_ batiste, high walst stric, ‘alehed with lace or embroidery: others with Smocking and Frenchi knots. “$1.45 each; $3.50 an Infants'_ Section, Fourth floor. Dinnerware and Cllma llwkceAnerlmnP llD several pieces missing. $23.75; 'u 18 Daintily Decorated American Por- Solain Dessert Plates; 180 each: were 2 Doten Piak Soray P De - can Porcelatn Sou P58 Amen Tates, $2.28 dozen; 1 Haviland Chma Gravy Boat and ftand, pink spray decoration: slightly lmr $1.95: was $4.35, Haviiand China Covered Butter Dish, ok ror o yp docoration: slightly fmperfect. il lrkale‘ce ’"3‘«"“:5. an“l{lnt et o ecora! . Decorative Indinn Pottirs Water JIa slightl; I i ;'n;mmt. 505 each; Decora apanese Pottery 5 te, Damboo: handles. 160 ‘esch: wers 3 “Bamboo-trame _Glass-cove Fruit [Basketa. T onch wre 805" 50 Daintlly Decorated: Imported China Bread "aad Btier Flater Speciily 4 T-I :‘ mel:. Vegetable Dish 'k ne eqetabie . wpray decoration. 380 sash: were 7o 2 American Porcelain Covered Vege- tlhlr nmu-- ink spray decoration. $1 Chlnl Section, Fifth door. ' Housewares 5. 10-tooth Garden:- Rakes, slightl; shopgorn.* 804 each; ware 31 e all Size G-rdtn !p.rle ightly an'm 80c each; were Grass King Lawn l(mur, lC-llll:h m;au slightly dlml‘&fl- 5; Porcelain Table Top, size 24; lnehu. aiightly imperfect. $3.80; . Wfllflw momu Baskets, ;- ware Small llllhtly y imperfect, Coite nnnmlod . Ham T, elightly damaged. 2 Aladdin_Aluminum owel ; was Preserving Ket- U. all:Mly imper. Iaddin Aluminum sz\u.;fnflnnvn ise OVI fll‘&{l‘]"’- 2y 1 ‘t‘l‘llolllllull Trays. Medium Bize O ‘Tray, stigntly impertect. T80, e $4.00 2 Small Size Oval Aluminum h!yl mr'h‘tly Impertect ! 4108 ek s Batwman - Elactric shopwora, .95; Tara. “tl -over Type 3 flllb\‘ml Elect, w :1'".' ‘mickel Bnisn. 8,50 cachy 2 Westinghouse Electric Tables Stoves, complete with tray. - $0.05 sedhs wems: e etinghouse 10-1nch ectric Fun o smx.x“&%"'-a. o 2 Fifth fioor. 2 )muea slightly imperfe Manning mner, nunuy o - Men's Clothing Bection, First' fabr. AUGUST 11, 191 FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY And there are great economies offered in all classes of summer merchandise New Autumn fashions are already arriving, so the summer merchandise of all , kinds must be disposed of at once. You will see what we meanby Remnant Day economies if you read this list and shop here tomorrow. 4 Merchandise is not Returnable or Exchaugable or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted Remnant Day not sent C. O. D. Women’s Apparel Sections Are Making Drastic Reductions for Final Clearance of All Odds and Ends. Women’s Dresses .= - - Clearance of All the Remaining $39 ‘Fine and Exclusive Dresses, 14 Dresdes in the Iot. including models for street, afternoon and evening wear; light and dark colors in nets, taffetas, geor- gettes and novelty materials. All are one-of-a-kind styles. 5 that were $69.50. = 1 that was $125. 1 that was $75. 1 that was $135. 3 that were $85. = 1 that was $165. 2 that were $95. Also the following reductions in dresses: 4 Navy Blue Dresses, georgette over satin; sizes 34 and 38. $10 each; orlzm-lly $29.75. 1 Imported Model Tea Gown 'of two-toned georgette, size 38. $25; originally $250. : y;‘ Black Net Dinner Gown, over satin; size 38. $2950; original- ly $95. 1 Peach-cglored Taffeta and S:lver lace Dance Frock. sizc 36. $29.30; originally $125. 1 Pongee Dress, size 36. $1S; originally $25. . ';' gamz colorcd Satin and Net Evening Gown, $27.50; orig- nall # 1 Flesh-colored Georgette nnd Silk-lace Evening Dress, size 36. $2950; originally $40. * A o 1 Flesh colored Embroidered Taffeta Dance Frock, size 36. .50. §25; orl 1 cnna Embroidered Net oyer Brown Satin Dinnér Gown, size 34. $29.50; originally $69.50. 1 Embroidered Yellow Organdy over Brown Taffeta After- noon Dress. $1950; originally $39.50. 9 Street Dresses of georgette over taffeta. and satin; sizes 34, 36. 38 and 40; one of a kind styles; all-dark colors except one gray silk and one ecru net. Formerly marked at $29.75, $45, $50 and $55. now reduced to $19.50 each. Dress Section, Third floor. y ht l‘,{lue Tafieta and Cream Lace Evening Gown, size 34. 20 Dozen Annette Kellermann Two-in-One Bathing Suits $4.75 Each Half and less than half the usual prices for pefiect qualities of these same suits. These suits are classified as seconds by the makers, who inspect every suit minutely for the slightest imperfection. To we ordinary person no imperfection can be found. In fact, we have looked over dozens of them, and in but few instances have we been able to find the slightest defect. Then it was of no conseqense in wear or appearance. Shown in plain colors, «ombinations, single and cluster border stripes, breast smpes and plain colors with skirt and neck border to contrast. Every suit is the popular and well known twe-in-one suit, consisting of tunic, skirt and tights, all in one piece. All sizes up to 46 in the offering. Bathing Suit ‘Section, Third floor. Waists - 60 Lingerie Blouses of batiste and Voile; trimmed and tucked styles; one or two of a kind models. Special, $1.35 each. 13 Colored Organdy Blouses, tailored. . Colors are copen, rose, flesh, lavender and pink. $1 each; were $295. 15 Embroidered Dotted Swiss Blouses in dark shades, with white dots; some with filet edge. Some in overblouse style. $395 each; were $7.50. 27 Georgette Blouses in suit shades. Colors are mohawk, bisque, brown and combinations of navy and bisque, orchid and gray. $395 each; were $8.75 and $10.75. 27 Georgette and Crepe de White Wash Skirts $1.95, $2.75 and $3.50 Formerly Marked From $2.95 to $6.75 For the woman who wants separate skirts to finish the summer season, or for vaca- cation, seashore and country wear, this sale is the oppor- tunity to get .them at g-reat savings: . Of gabardine and surf satin in a good assortment of tailored models, with slashed or patch pockets. 10 Baronet Satin and Whip- poor-will Silk Skirts, blue, rose and blue and .white plaid. $5 Chine Overblouses, in navy, each; were $10. bisque and flesh. $295' M, Skirt Section, Third floor. 'a'rl‘ht Becflml. Third floor. Men’s Clothing ] PR i A - e e A Friday Sale of msls-tnl::n":n mbu‘-Fne“u Coats 32' FRU’T JARS . ;o :n'd.‘ll;'ln“‘l.x" lent. fabric; 'uul 3 A' E ly I.O' mm 21 Pairs Outing leu of tweeds, cash- mere and cheviot fabrics; in a riety of tterns. !Inl 29 to $3.95 ‘cach; were ust o time to save mor e hosgenite wha Spay l‘e?n:: - jars for mo canning .and pre- Berving seasor % Dosen Plut-sise Kerr Wide- month Fruit Jars, rlur glass, ble for preservt Were $1.45 40 Dosen ALY rm?u;rt—-m Kerr Wide- ' Girls’ Apfiarel 5 10 Voile Bmocks in ‘assorted colors ot pink and ypllow, also 2 Dloe, a r = 75¢ Dozen; Were $165 and pink dds with embroidered o % ;\En‘.; and cann. _sises ¢ to ls'rdn Glasgware Bection, Fifth foor. 3 Hosa: Linene Smocll with big = lnx. silk_embroi@ered, ','I 2 -l.n- mm 16" to m :eql-l. 2 Hnrl& Cloth imoen in wh ":h Tame. °T Maize Diner !u‘:.g' A8 ane 18 VB0 ey mire 6 end Double-Pand Peltwdult' Special, 95¢ ~. 10 Dozen White Sateen Petheonts_1a. - schlloped and | hemetitched styice: with double panel front and back. lmd.-l, 4 mf i "',".‘m‘“ Pn%mn ‘shadowproof, llD at 20T en ey $198 suohs et 83, S ret al m.-f:.. 7 L enginer 36 asd i, 3598 Mk Poagee Petticonts in matural tolM with deep ed 45 _bach; 0. ket i X ; wore B4 A 2 Bagahed with ‘scalloped sdfe: doa- coate; Rashied Jwith scal . Bieanel froal and back. o Petticoat’ Bection, Third floor.” 8 Betty Wales.Summér Frocks of ‘or- Colo; gray White collars and cats. 1 Nevy Women’s Suits 1 Model Buit l)( dark blue Polret twhl, fine. : wkirt has gold lell lining. 1 Model Butt of anrk blue gubardine. embroldered 1n black; box coat and: bell sleeves; sand radiyz lning; akirt em- brotdered wt hem.” Tong bl satin fring Sy S, e Saica of biack wilk: one with tuxedo front, belt Iarge pockets, The Cotber bas sthaight taitored livex: embroldered in black. Size 38. $4§ each; o 1ly, $95 and_$125. T Dark’ Blua. Faille silkSuit,. with fapedo fromt, belt and lurge, pockets. 3’ Faitle Bk Sult in soft orlentd blue. Shuwl collar, bell sleeves: long wash with silk fringe. .$25; originally B Cream Flannel Sport Suits, with tuxedo front Infl tel pockets; hflxflfl fully tailored. $19.50 each; originall 4 Linen Buits, strictly taflored; hip {h or long conts: helted or plaiu. oach; i Dark Bive. Tricotine Suit beauti-- fully embroldered in dark blue: long waistline coat. Size $45; originally 1 Blue Tailored Plquetine Suit with &“ collar: belted - model; self lining. 1 Combiation Sport. Suit—Kelly' green cheviot coat with white fannel green pin stripe skirt’ $35; origi 5. 4 Strictly Tailored Suits in blue and black. Slace from 34 to 42 M5 each; Riding Habits—black satin sleeve- Teds coats, vietly tailored. white lien 3§25 each. 3 & Combtnation éolt Buits—checked cloth knickers, plain colored Jackets: large w.-nu tu: Irnnl- An ideal outing suit. $25 inally $39. 7 Shantung Silk Suits " sport, models: huuuamv tatlored. $15 each; origin’ it Crepe Mobair Suits in_stripe and plaid combiaations. Nicely taflored and &r’”nrrht.hla. $9.75 each; originally Suit Section, Third floor. Women’s Coats and Wraps L 1 Full-length Tuxedo Front llounim Afternoon or Drexsy Street Coat, stitched with fine gold braid, lined in radium. Very smart and distinctive. $95; was 76, 1 Blue Satin Belted Coat. stitched in 05 iosad sk i Bpling: Put). DLl sleeves. 2’ Biue &ricotine Wraps, full length, Chinese embroidery: panel éffect at sides throughout with gray S lonch: mere 95, W Mr‘e Wrappy Coat, em- wool motifs, 'gray Tutte; self lined. $38; il-length Dark Blue Tricotine velour collar an was &m- bone-button trimmed; cape collar * $39.50 lhfid wi ray radium silk. Biue Duvetyn French Pat- p, sand : “lined - with le sntin. ‘was lack Batin length Afte ernoon Coat, Tnxedo front. embrojdered in gray ool and fat gold braid: faucy grar crepe lining. 2 Borrents Blue Erminine Cloth Sports Coats, self lined 1n heavy siln: tuzedo front. batch " pockets. ~ $19.80 each; ATt Jersey Sport Coats, 1n three button 404 tuxedo fronts. large patch dnd in- serted pockets. - Special, $5 sach. Coat Section, Third ficor. Special Size Apparel 1 Bll('l and White Voile Dress, size 48! $7. was Wllu JOH!’ Sports lfl“ e %7 Blue Jersey Buit with tuxedo collar of mavy and tan, size 38%. $18.50; ‘was $29.50. by Jersey Sult in heather color, tuxedo sise 4015, $18.50; was §29.50. T Sernty Sposis Cont collar of hunter's green: was $18. 2 Brown l‘onllrd and Georgette Dresses, % and 44%5. $29.50 each; were vy Blue Taffeta Dress with '-ll afl wide panel of copen blue; sise 421 ‘was 345, Piok 0 'White Checked Gingham Drvsses with. white. organdy cote uod cuffs, size “fi $8.50 each: were $25. :. Linen-finished Gingham _Dresnes, nd “white and blue and white t'becl ; sizes 4415 and 4835. $8.50 each; ‘ware §85. Special Size Section, Third flcor. Sweaters 9 Crocheted Wool Slip-on Sleeveles: Sweaters; neck finished with black rib- bon. - Colors are peacock, rose and pink. $1.95 each; were 5. '-‘u'“‘ tun.ga 5 Sleeveless annel _Coats in navy only. $1.85 each; were 2 All-Wool Slip-on Sweaters with V neck and turn-back cuffs. $1.85 each; Tete $4.75. Sweater Section, Third floor. Millinery . 168 Hournlng KQ!L lneludln' ‘bonnet and vell. nldl) 8 4 BI(I “TI each; were '$s a .50, 7 Sports Sets. $6 each; were $15 to Millinery Section, Third floor. Silk Underwear A lot of Flesh Wash Satin Camisoles trimmed 'I'g imitation filet iace. Bpe- A Smal Lot of Flesh Crepe de Chine Eavelope Chemise with camigole tops: some are tailored. others ire finished with val lace. , $1.85 each. 5 Philippine Eovelope Chemiee in_cor- set cover and strap styles: daintily hand embrofdered. _ Bizex 36, 38, 40 and 42. $2.95 each; were $5. Lingefie Section, Third fioor. Dressing Sacques ial Lot of Rmfllnl Sacques of A 8 Gne white lawn adjustable collar and three-quarter sleeves, Special, ‘White Dotted !'l.- l-m- in kimono & trimmed with colored polka dot blndl and belt. Lot *of Black and White Figured AT clai, 750 Kimono Section, Third fioor. House Dresses 22 House Dremses. of flowered lawn, in vest effect with three-quarter sleeves: collar, cuffs and sash. Colors are pink, Ught blue and ners. Siees o Nt li:lforlu‘.. of biu Diue Indflvr:al(o sl and long sleeves: fitted walstline. Size 34. $1.95 ; were House Dress Segtion, Third floor. " 900 Yards Imitation Cluny Laces Spedl.lly Priced, 5c Yard” a width from m 1% tnches. Dosen Women's Alllinen Mandker- chiets, wi -inch hemts. Special, 18%0 L2 len’s Colored Woven Hand- in assorted _colors, 18%e dozen; were each, URGES. SHIELDING OF U. S. FROM EX-OFFICIALS’ SUITS Mr. Daugherty Would Prevent For- ¢ mer Officeholders Acting for Clients for Three Years. Attorney General Daugherty urged the House judiciary committee yester- day to recommend enactment of « law to prevent former government employes and officers prosecuting claims against it until they had been out of office for at Jeast three years. “In urging this step I want it un- derstood that the Department of Jus- tice is making ho political drive on anybody the Attorney General de- clared. “In_ considering the merits of the bill Ihave no person in mind to whom it might be directed. A large numbes of former govern- ment officials, including former Pres dent Wilson, reeently have been ad- mitted to practice in the courts here. Mr. Daugherty said he was not pre- pared to state whether prosecution of claims by former government em- ployes was more frequent or aggra- vated at this time than heretofore, but claims now pending in his de- vartment exceeded a billion dollars. Offered High Pay Outside. Government agents who had ob- tained confidential information ha been offered high pay by outsiders, said the Attorney General, who i sisted employes should not be placed within reach of temptation. Representative Walsh, republican, Massachusetts, doubted whether the bill as framed applied to officers of ‘my and Navy, but the Attorney ralesaid it di he man who has rendered service to the government ought not to be barred forever from handling claims against the government,” Mr. Daugh- erty added, “but the three-year limit seems wise. In other words, he shouldn’t be permitted to prosecute claims before the department arising out of matters pending in the de- partment while he Was there. Lansing's Name Brought In “It is got a good picture or example,” he said,” “'to afford ap opportunity for government employes o discontinue their to become interested as advocates or opponents of claip ‘whose merits they had an opportunity to investigate. I want it understood that while 1 had nothing to do with orlginating this leg- islation I strongly recommend it." The name of Robert Lansing, formerly Secretary of State, and now a practicing attorney in Washington, was mentioned ,at the hearings in a let presented to the committee by Representative Ed- munds, republican, Pennsyivania, author of the bill. ‘ The letter, written by Thomas Car- ter Patterson, a Philadelphia lawyer, to Mr. Edmonds, stated that after had opened his law t out a card announcing 1 attention would be n claims against the State Depart- ment.” Members of the committee said they did not suppo; Mr. Lansing knew thing abou! “I am sure he did not,” Edmonds. SENATORS FROM WEST IN AGRICULTURE “BLOC” said Mr Unofficial Organization Formed to “Demand Fair Treatment” in Framing New Tariff Law. By the Associated Press. Announcement of formation of a new agricultural “bioc” within the re- bloc” of the nate was made . The new organization, it stated by Senator Gooding, repub- lican, Idaho, is composed entirely of republicans from western states. Senator Gooding sald they were band. ed to fight for “fair treatment for the west' in thg framing of the tariff bill. j “The west has not been treated fair- 1y in the past,” said Senator Gooding, who was elected chairman of the western senators’ unofficial organiza- tion at a meeting Tuesday. “We plan to stand together to secure fair treatment for western interests in the new bill. This applies principally to agricultural products and live stock, of course.” Virtually all republicans from west- ern states are aligned with the new tariff “bloc,” it was said. Democratit senators were not invited to join lhel movement, it was stated, because it {was felt that better results could be} j obtained by working within the repub- lican party. Western democratic sen- ators, however, are expected to sup- port the tariff position taken by the republican “bloc.” No western repub- lican members of the finance commit- tee were invited to join. Senator Gooding announced appoint- ment of the following working subcom- mittee of the “bloc”: Senators John- son, California: McNary, Oregon; Cap- per, Kansas, and l\lcholson. Colorado. GEN. WOOD TO VISIT CHINA With His Assnclate, Cameron Forbes, Accepts Invitation. SHANGHAI August 9.—Gen. Leon- ard Waod and Cameron Forbes of the Wood-Forbes mission, which is con-l ducting an investigation in the Philip- pines for the Washinglon govern-| ment, have accepted an invitation’ from the Peking government to pay a visit to China, and arrangements to entertain them are going forward. It is expected that they will come to China in September, though no defi- rite time for their arrival has been ‘fixed. Bottled In Washington, D.C. by SAS-0 BOTTLING CO. Phone Lincoln 1212 1522 Pa. Ave. S.E. 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