Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 13

A ‘o ; = : THE EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTO D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1921 be worked out further by research, out Into safe deep water. If foq BUSINESS TIDE TURNED, NEW, BAFFLING OCEAN CURRENTS B e e [ i n s o e W 17 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS ARMOUR TELLS PACKERS The influence has probably Leen | their usual ohservations, the vo a factor, he declares, in the loss | sel may be piled upon a reef, and | 3 DUNNG A GUST L of a hundred ships along the Pa- even her wireless calls for help q BLAMED FOR PACIFIC SHIP DISASTER cific margin in the last twenty | will be confusing, because the i year: aritts, cop | [OCRUOM her captain gives will be CHi The Inland water drifts, Col miles away from hgr.patual loca- enden: and some of the princi- ut notwithstandin, affecting a of o Gonvention, Holds Annusl A baffling phenomenon of ocean | e Cy L B have been de. | vessel mavigating north or south | the current can be continued, Col. ~ - Election of Officers. e current tendencles, just discovered, | veloped by observations from the | amlong the coast, move in graduslly | Jones said, current tables serving || - L N probably accounts for the 108s |, lightships alopg the Pacific coast, nearer and nearer land, when its to protect the navigators may be tire Stock o es CHICAGOs Augant 11 DA o | T 1 dH Saturday of the steamer Alaska | Col Jones said, and probably can officers have charted their course | built up. that the “tide of business has tyrn- |Harriman Interests and Ham- and forty-seven lives on the Cali- = i ed” was made by J. Ogden Armour B 8 - e a |l ast, it as announce in an address before the closing ses- urg-American to Fight e et o o T vone , e i Stinnes? Shipsi;, [ izestoriot te;esast ana groael ) idsmmn “We seo improvement during the [ & e e, i Our 7th St. Store—Closed All Day Saturday—In Mids: er g ) 2 A the Assoclated Press. e Pacific coast set up ne > p Saturdays Untll 6 P.M. i last few months he sald, in Urging | "B pNOS AIRES, August 11.—Wil-1 rents, which, unsuspected by navi- Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores Open ys thn”‘tl::m&slson;eé?dm:offlg;lrc!:;: gulr:edn ARynn], vice preuldelm, of the| gators, drift inland instead of | read n merican Lines, ne., con- = aside. trolled by the Harriman interests, ar- | tho ot to satter from. the Dogt-war | Ricrurd eloeors 41 tecros or The B o E: cl P ', di f t am- “ Feaddustment,” he continued, "o It | BurseAmociony Stiernr wine. ‘tney [F RANCE PLANS WELCOME |is to b'e hnnetd ‘l)*lm:h‘ia! will ltenxul lhg tolft‘i }je Associated Press they had nlo TO u s WAR VETERANS procession ou mountains of | definite plans other than to investi- adversity into the valley of pros-|gate conditions here and at “other socy en ° perity. points, which would affect the Harri- _— “The packers weathered the read- mnn-Hunburg-Ar:eH:a:cjolnl steam- Values $5.00 to $7.00 Jjustment period successfully because |ship service botween Hamburg and |Warm Reception Awaits Amerlcun] & o of duut-xhr remr't'ld of hulh‘\ju: elf;ld;rllcy South American ports. They will v!‘dl! Tasian Moatos Uoaiar The greater part of our Oxfords are an e confidence whicl anking | various comst cities-and Mr. Ryan in- ‘- - " e 03 Now being closed out Circles reposed in them.” Himatad It wap ooisibie. ther moma P now being “Round-up” in two big Sale- Thomas E, Wilson was resleoted |of the present Hamburg-American rival Tomorrow. | Groups that are simply staggering. All i 2 : president of the institute. Howard |agents might be replaced by Ameri- i | at this special low price ° R Bmith of Baltimore waa named one | cans. i 2 Z of French e aaiiE :2?:?;3“::: our White Shoes included and hundteds of of the three vice presidents. Direc- | Shipping circles here are deeply In-|are making extraordinary prepara- | of our highest grade tans and blacks. R R ) jtors clected inoluded Joseph Ryan of |terested in the visit of the two men, | tion to receive and entertain mem- || h 1f. L 1cmcmnm and W. W. White of At- [in view of recent reports of the r;{renk bern of the American Legion,*who are | | Many reduced as much as one-half. Lots anta. between Hugo Stinnes and the Ham- | expected to reach Cherb board || i i i Our - Sport Oxfords, ; e American Compuny becuute. of | $he ince Gesrs WabhmELyn Womor | o e e eyl (hatmll < the operation by Stinnes a flee row. A committee, 1t all Hack end ten trimmed, HEAVY OIL SHIPMENTS. | ot aimass eha,te,ft | rok, & sepinfies Tonstpn 8 o H H merica In competition W * | peal to the French, who are urged '| ‘.l.o included in the spe- . Humhurg-AmaflcnR vessels. Men en- | %o “let our American friends feel the | cial sale. i Prodyction in Tampico Fields|gaged in the umnnlng'n;:nda nrnlf?;fl heart of France beat, read in French || to see In the presence of the two 8hip- | eyes the hope that inspifes us and see || Greatest Since January. ping masters a probability of new ad- the implicit confidence we have in l ° . Petroleum shipments from the Tampico | justments and extended facijities for | the future.’ ol (Mexico) oil fields in June, a 'RICO | tho purpose of contesting witR Stinnes |~ Newspapers, in commenting upon || A New Fall Arrival | e Totelis gt e ariliog (b e st enton o LRI | s aneee O, Smmentioe i | volume of shipments for any month this | American trade. he French they should ‘“welcome , | BLACK S ATIN .PUMPS e e e thele brothers in arms with the old- || Tan Calf Ball-Straps and Brogues. January, according to a report to the hat the | time courtesy, greet them in the || . Commerce Depariment from Vice Cone | o Herr Peltzer said last night that the | sirects with smiles, and make them Black and Tan Calf English lasts With Only One Strap {sul Hickerson. June figures, he said, |Argentine trade was of a special 1100 conscious that France does not for- | . i i ; | portance to the Hamburg-American line | go¢o | and Medium Toe Bluchers. All of ., Dainty, attractive, new models—you will fall ishowed an increase of 4,415,000 barrels | hecause this was one of the few coun- | £t g ! : 2 in love with them the’minute you try them on— $7 | 417,000 barrels from those of January. | (Eig? where operating facliitics at por(s | our White Canvas Oxfords and i . ey 5 0 } 1,417, . n impaire 5 | s 5 at Poinand eniliten) Specllyiprited on ‘Mexican. ol iective. duty 1, (M3 |8 congequence, he declared, the FHam: - broken sizes in White Nubucks, all- R R R e ) , Mr. -American company s A g 10 ompey all wvaliable storage preparar | (b resume quick contact with the Argen- white and leather-trimmed. In a tory to a cessation of shipments after e~ O sshi Juiy 17 o The division of shipments he | too, Orswar standard, was continually . i most astonishing group at $3.95. 5 oo Eme eililed States recelved | [leters, managing director of the Stinnes ill < All sales final. Tmately 3,000,000 more than In’ May and | interests, will arrive here soon. T Toar et ol ot Bt att s Both Mr. Ryan and Herr Peltzer dep- 911 PA. AVE N.W. LT ™| S T 0o petition by the Stinnes shipping lines | _ At Colfax, Wash., the domestio sclence | was the fundamental cause of their |J- - class in the high school recently gave a |Visit to this city. They stated, how- and Return L4 A dress revue in which 2 bevy of maids|ever that naturally, they would make Pt ¢ appeared in really attractive summer |every effort to improve their facilities '3 ar Tax dresses, each of which was made of ma- |2nd further the interests of thelr lines. SUNDAY’ terials that had passed through a grocery Plan to Add More Ships. “ras ” . There are six vesscls at present AUGUST 14 All our “Tri-Wears,” formerly = (perating in the South American service " = | s » Uhder the » Harriman-Hamburg-Amer- e ek Aot | $9, and some EI,ORS?‘IEH\’IS. ing (6%ihe Uniied American Linee, in: || Arrive tn Yew Nork tn Early Tan and Black Norwegian Ball- corporated, ard flying the A ican a 2 7] e Mhe Stianae \company ‘alzo has |J. RETURNING: | strap Sports models. Several styles six ships in operation, and both con- | ey i ko a atners, Both com- || Leaye Yew York tom c.mm ||} Tan Brogues. Tan and Black panies are competing with Dutch, [} {treet (uptown). 6i4s P. M. Square French Toe Oxfords. Black Scandinavian and other companies/ §h|DDirr circles here forecast a bit- ter fight between the opposing inter- ests, although Mr. Ryan declared last | night he did not think the competi- | tion would be stronger than ft has | been since Herr Stinnes began oper- ! ating his vessels, shipping rates be- | ing described by him as *“ridiculousl low.” Mr. Ryan viaited Germany prior to coming here from New York, and he and his_companion confirmed re- Standard time; 6.45 P.M. day- Hght saving time; Street (downmtown) 0 P.M. standard time; 7 P.M. daylight saving time, same day. Tickets on Sale Friday and Saturday Preceding Excursion, See Flyers. Consult Ticket Agents. Baltimore & Ohio LittleWonder Oil Stoves and Brown Kid medium or English lasts and all our highest grade i White “China” Buckskin, all-white i1 or leather trimmed. In this second great group at $5.95. C Shop Tomorrow—Closed All Day Saturdays Doubly Deep Reductions ‘We are making special lots of broken lots—and giving the prices a “double twist” that carries them well down below cost in many in- stances. . Come bargain hunting tomorrow—you’ll find it interesting—and immensely profitable, A Surprise of Mode Suits 2 S Con:nbined is a big lot—including many in weights and colors splendidly suitable for fall wear. Sport models, young men’s and conservative styles. Values up to $50.00 . Now $23.75 ‘We shall have to charge cost for any alterations on account of these ex- travagant reductions. We're Offéring Choice of +—Mohair Suits, selling up to $30, for . . 2 $18'75 —Also choice of Tropical Worsted, Gabardine and Silk s 75 Suits, selling up to $35, for.... 21' —And choice of Palm Beach Suits, selling up to $22.50, for ........ & s].3‘75 All these Suits are of the Mode high-grade character in weave and workmanship. ports that Herr Stinnes’ break with | the Hamburg-American line was due to his setting up competition in South America. They stated that other ¥iamburg-American _ directors _insisted upon his retirement. Mr. Ryan de- nied this insistence emanated pri- marily from Harriman interests, ex- plaining that both the Harriman directors and those of the Hamburg- American line had mutually agreed it was against their common inter- ests to have Herr Stinnes remain. —_— LONGER FOREIGN SERVICE. Secretary Weeks Extends Tour Abroad to Three Years. By direction of Secretary Weeks, the tour of forelgn service of officers | and enlisted men in the Army in the | Panama Canal Zone and the Hawatian Islands hereafter will be three years instead of two years, as at present. The length of foreign service in the | Philippines is limited by law to two years, except upon individual request, but an effort is to be made to obtain legislative authority to increase the tour to three years. At the personal request of Maj. Gen. F. J. Kernan, who has commanded the ! Philippine Department for nearly two | years, Secretary Weeks has extended his tour of duty in the archipelago an additional year. It is estimated that a saving of nearly $306,000 a year will be effected by placing the Army on a three-year foreign service basis | for all outlying possessions. ————— Not long since an American woman of wealth made the Londoners sit up and take notice by promenading in Hyde Park escorted by a pet pig. The little porker was, of course, a perfect aristocrat of the sty, wore;a becoming blue ribbon and a daidty little coat, but his grunt was the same as “that of the most plebefan »ig, and his tail just as curly. b! Don’t Forget Your Vacation Kodak (All “Florsheim” Oxfords not i I in the $5.95 sale, now $7.85.) Store Hours Daily . 8:30 to 6 Saturdays 8:30 to 3 NOISELESS IN OFERATION Ne Wick No Odor No Smoke The Hottest Fire Known for Cooking * 1219-1221 G Street NW. Store Hours—830 to 6—Saturdays, 8:30 to 3 “Columbia Sales. Agency 1115 14th St. N.W. Big Money Savings for Friday in the “LET GO SALE Let Go of Silks and Cotton Dress Goods 40-Inch All-Silk Crepe de Chine. $1 39 Colored Dress Linen. Regular $l 19 Regular prl:(e. $L.69; Let Go price ° price, $149; Let Go price.... . Non-Krush 3 i This includes the famous In a good weight for Dresses, Waists and - ink hagin. ol Undeisieas) Ta sbades’lof Pinle 105kl | 2ncE i Colors are ipink, coperiags rose, peach, raspberry, light blue, leather, Tan, Pearl Gray, Wistaria, Old Rose, Maise, gendarme blue, navy, white and ivory. Brown, Sand, Zinc, Light Blue, Navy, Black 40-Inch Colored Georgette. Regu- and White. lar price, $149; Let Go price.... $l-29 This is our special $1.49 quality. We have spld thousands of yards of it. Shown in a full line of street and evening shades to select from. NOTIONS ; black and white. {Q Other Clearance Specials Mode kind—selling 59.75 We've reduced every Bathing Suit, plain and fancy ,.«........ 20% Cutting Collars. * All Arrow and E. & W. Laundered Collars—every wanted style. Now, each .. Skirtings. Let Go price Only about 100 yards in the lot. All-white with a shadow spot or polka dot effect. 10-Yard Pieces English Long- sl 59 cloth. Sold Special, $1.98; Let 36 inches wide. Shown in the soft, velvet- Go Price ....... o rie knsespeest finish, fine quality. ‘White and Striped Flannel Trousers—the up to $18 ..ecee. Lot of odds and ends of White Flannel Trousers—Slightly soiled and short inSEAmMS c..ceeveceveoverseconcosacreionsessonns Regular Cash Prices Not One Cent Interest OME and select any Ko- dak, Graflex, Premo or WOMEN’S HOSIERY Women’s All-silk White Net Ha L l'ugullr price, $2.75. $2‘19 All-silk Fuli-fashioned ' Hostery— Silver and black. Let 7 Go ‘Women’s i i 8¢ | including “Royal Crown” and _“Van Raalte X B O e O % makes, in black and dark tan. Reguler : s plete showing and pay for it eney e P, B i g | Srice i e e o L 326 How Many - How Many e e M eyt e, o s, 7 | ST’ Do Resuiar s, 3450 $3,00 Shi o use. Films, supp! e;:n . dac(; 507 wocls, Reuar rice, 18, Lot Go Priom 5 Women's Whi i Kayser rts Cravats . it et s e T ot s s i 10 | acstion SER ebers e Ayens Fte p M y 3 ! to your account and paid for Lot Go Prics, Dox., $2.00; Bpool...- = 07 $4.00 these hose we At These Prices? ‘ At These Concessions? as convenient. Takes Pictures e e ey e e 98‘ e iidrens” Mcroorised Wibbod Howomln cor- Best Silk Shirts, 95 L : 2%x4% Inches Moroerised Bkixt Braid—Sard pieces, biack and {0 ::::."'::Lmz‘m ug. wlz,uflz; All sizes. Regular 39 ¢ - colors. Regular price, *esresensance .. .- upto $10...... 3,5' i Knmt:d Silk Cra- § l 39 gm Complete Kodak Outfit For . - Silkk and Linen 95 8tor vats, up to $3.50 1A Autographic Kodak, Jr, ‘Children, “N ] 4 .EEE nfiddy le!ll!l Madras s ”$2 s Cut Silk r;:fi-‘::"::ll“:‘:‘}:;;;:"" ; sl 9'90 sl 2 Exceptional ;aliticsaagv::es in All: whiPt: and White with Col. repe Cravats, - S — eptional 3 - n i - Slllr!l..m:: to$4.55 st up to $3.00.... $ l 15 € ! Oae Yemea Subscription to “Eodak- Week ored Trimmings. Sizes 6 to 14 years. A remarkable opportunity to buy s A 59 $3.50 1 ) .y good, durable and stylish little Middy Dresses at a very Special Price. m— Cheviot atst LstBoPics -0 i e s s s White Cheviot $ 4 .85 conar Cut Silk Cravats, C sfor ond o a0 K108 & Wolk oF Onah Prden: : s B Vewidpeiate, 1 . Attached up to $1.50.... 39 100 _(s):‘l’;u a {e'we.}:g Spacts amein Winds‘o’{nd‘l:rh.re‘— White and Colors, for this sale. They cornered shapes, in Opticians Jewelen \\\\\lllllfl/;/} ~ have lace fronts suede-like material. all colors, Black and The Mode-F at Eleventh K= o cgler S | Reier e i | MRS, DR Wa pricer. $1.98 | pace ... 98¢ e s 85¢C All Sashes in Stock Let Go at HALF PRICE