Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 27

’New York Lost= || WashingtonWon Washington Benefits by New York’s Mlsfortune ' TOTHELAST MAN Woman Nationalist Leader ~ Says People Want No Out- 5 side Interference. By the Assoca ANGORA, ’l‘u key July 25. —Drew in a black riding suit and astride an Arab mare, Halide Hanum, the: Tark= ish woman novelist and nationalist leader, greeted the Associated Press | correspondent by the roadside oulslde of Angora, waving her hand in Tec- ognition as the automobile &DDro'fit‘h ed, after crossing innumerable moun- . tains and rivers frem lneboh the * contraband port on the Black zea. Halide invited the correspondent lo . ridden horseback frequently she escaped from Constantinople in March, 1920, riding the entire dis- tance to Angora on her hnrse K “My mind and soul aré here but my heart is in America with my boys, Ali and Hassan, in college at Urbana, 11L,” said the woman, who has made herself famous, not only as’a novelist, but by espousing the cause headed by Kemal Pasha, who is fighting the Greeks. f the war with !he ;poke _; fta o indel p up a la \uu be ohlized to return hom Wn( Cl.lt-l.tlm an disps free lving the Am Y, a fllx' Sw " chance to trade vmh us. Cannot Give l) Constantinople. [ can't give up Consm.nlinnple - of our {' t represents our art, culture. "It is at once e ave us to make peay Britisk Denire Strafts. e British want lhe control nl y, but the S0 us, pid not v\e wlll flght to lhe last man and the last wo Sloan’s Stops Pain THE" EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY. AUGUST - 611 l4th Street N. W., 18. 1921, Mr. Freeny, for many years has been trying to induce Mr. Gardner, New York’s foremost tailoring designer, to connect with his establishment in Washington. Our Mr. Freeny has just returned from New York with Mr. Gard- ner and his retinue of New York’s finest coat makers. We want to introduce Mr. Gardner to our Washing- ton trade and Mr. Gardner wants to meet you. He claims that when he is acquainted with the Washington wade and has an opportunity to make any man in Washington a suit of clothes that it will be so satisfactory and superior that he will make him a permanent booster of the Freeny Co.’s clothes. ‘As an introduction to Mr. Gardner and the superior garments he creates, we are going to break a rule of this _establishment. We have never had a reduction sale, as _our prices are always marked so low that they would not “pefmit any- reductions. Our prices at the opening of a season are marked as low as many others are at the end of a season. "~ For two weeks you may have your choice of our entire stock of Suits and Overcoats, either in Summer or Winter Weight, at the tremendous loss to us of V3 off of the original price. All tickets marked in plain figures. ‘We want you to wear clothes created and made by New - York’s hlghest class talent, a privilege unknown to Wash- ington’s best dressed men. With our compliments to you ~ of 143 off the legitimate original price. “Our.increased shop and cutting facilities will permlt us to expedite all orders in 10 days or a week if necessary. - The W. M. Freeny Co., Inc. Tailors and Direct Importers | of Exclusnve Woolens