Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1921, Page 9

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C. | \PROSPERITY SEEN MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1821 : y All Leather This Store will be |Nlc Flextble Arch. As EHURGH PER“- closed Saturday, Sept., 3d. Cannot Hurt. :flbo:‘:)':‘y.)y' Sept. 5, il LANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest = Everything Here Has aSpecial Price! Rev. Francis E. Clark Points . to Lazy Indifference as Present-Day Evil. || By the Associated Press. BOSTON, August 29.—Lazy indiffer- ence, due to wealth and self-satisfac- tion, was pictured as the present peril xS Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Tuesday, August 30, 1921 « | ) Lol of the churches and the nation in a S 2 sermon delivered here yesterday by 3 | ¥ Style 103. For Rev. Francis E. Clark, president of THE ONE THING. i . the bunion or corn the World’s Christian Endeavor Union. First, set yourself an . A i the perfect foot. GI’ % S Ll Taking as his text the messages in ideal, Then set out to at- > Made of nm--;;'r (11 x hoel mess the Book of Revelation to the Seven | “!I'.‘h“‘ nt i Ow i rln ul S i B O o Made of Churches of Asia, he said the ancient | e most ""W"“M £ I heels Flexidle 1304 F St |brown or black church of Laodicea was the analogue lesson that needs to , 11 ) soles and arches. e kidskin of lhehchuxclu-s of today more than| learned by every one who 1 any other of the seven. ish ucceed o ; = “They are not dead, as was the ||l :‘.v:: tn':;m -ndi:h:n 7 Novelty Bead Neck- church in Sandis,” he said, “nor per- '1 pul T - . laces, a special purchase. secuted like the church in Ephesus. to_concentrate upon IT. 0 o l Color effects such as jade i But_many are ‘rich and increased in So long as your rigina SibENehrey rEQNSEEN i i gocods’ and many seem to think they though our The lukewarm- ghts and y I [——] i .BEEEI-EE_EE—:IE S IO e ‘have need of nothing.’ thyst and many very at- i Prices . . The mind and the will must be kept in which was one of the wealthiest cities ness, the ‘neither hot-nor-cold’ state tractive combinations. i PY j which results from prosperity and one object, you will be ShE inations. PQe i S t / se,!r-;'atlsfm-lmn is the great peril :.'Il"kh‘b progress. dWIlen - I . which threatens our churches, and in- ey begin to diverge Gold Shell Bracelets, il Oept. vaie eclaci. I fromn oSt object:he, ol el Benosets [ Mr. Clark found many resemblances 1 d. with safety clasp. Large — [E] | between " this country “and Laodicea. YouLiose grofin sizes for women, and the i vl nd wei. ‘suit- Here’s the way you can quality is so superior that of antiquity. leash. Styles and -weight su Saves Yy we guarantee them for five i Foster “The next few months” he con- The moment they are % 2 o il Hess i e e e mmei permitted to_siray they Apiehonienlyilinses Ortgiant g atne e 88-Note Mahgz-ny the history of the world has known :':f t.k:n ‘cfltlw' hy‘ a \“"2'“"' Exiee. ;45.00 4 Tuesday........... s 00 or a thousand years. Shall ti prin- ousan e fancies, . .. - Player-Piano S e Yoi otnts s g T NAITRIS I 5 $44.5 e Scnuine Imported Gala- . N hinine Satan?. S Y stroy them. cotine, oiret Twi rge ite racelets. ,v\ni:(ic de- o] Sept. Sale Special o] Ethtous wealin, ;fif‘lr:a:fs,b:u?g:«:‘:: We, in_this Store, are and l:lomespun-—-ple'nty of 3 2753 signs in coral, jade, black, s our commanding position in the world always alive to the im= NAVY and tans. Tailored 3 2.5 amber, turquoise and some ! STerence it mond e nt ”;“.’:e‘,flo' l:’"{,fl"' semi-tailored and trimmed 4 32975 Stodred PRithgmon s ] . . . S = an ttering this busi- H 5.. .50 Very pretty for your- 3 i | Tt e . e matioy Wi ot dsent o e ness. models. Every suit cle. 32750 AR T 9%c il 0? 2] ce is 9 - . ; ST gantly sik fined. 8 s2250 i P a Arthur Jordan Piano Co. B ™ st si b dpa i = oy ° ; Sizes range to 42—an 4.. $14.75 ] P . alm Olive Soap, 85¢ ext izes i 5 S 9. v G Street at 13th COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE o R o Fiosntanevores i T neirs Faicum, 160 \ Homer L. Kitt, Sec.-Treas. RAISE FUNDS FOR SOVIET in sprikler:top can.. L. & B. Fine Toi- 2()¢ letsTiuue. caoch uperior Quality Hairbrush, solid back, 50(: Extra Quality | Toothbrushes, Tues- i day, each..... ' ....... 250 Park & Tilford A= E0F———10E=IA=———=IEE==1E |v..t majority of'People in Coun- try Hope for Acknowledgement G of Debt. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1921. PARIS, France, August 27.—France Almost too good to be true—A Two-Day o ° has two attitudes toward Russia—one Witch Hazel, lar that of the vast majority of the pop- bottle : =5 69(3 ulation who hope for the re-estab- . S lishment of a stable government, the First Floor. acknowledgment of debts and the re- * % % ¥ | newal of alliance; the other that of a il i amall group of militant communists c 72-in. Mercerized who advocate support of the soviets ) Bes The latest acts of the French com- Tebleil) 1.25 e !Th:s = t'm|r munists are to raise funds for the so- regular $1.25 quality special- i viets and to organize strikes in fac- & ly priced as a Blue Ribbon i tories working upon munitions for offer. Heavy grade, in sev- Poland and Rumania. eral pretty pat- Sl 10 I e French communists after their terns. Yard...... > I split with the socialists have become aggressive, although they are nu- merically weak. At least one French commune has an avowedly communis- tic government, but strangely enough no communist principles have been put in practice. Indeed the first of- ficial act of the village was to bring back the police force to its pre-war strength. Humanite, the communist paper. is leading the campaign against the manufacture of munitions for Poland and Rumania, which. it says, are to Pure Linen Huck Tow- els, size 18x36. Fine grade and absolutely all linen. The kind you'll be proud to place in your own bathroom or “present for a 5(le i Eacht Pure Linen Tumbler Toweling, 17 inches wide; Not only the fact that these pure thread silk stockings are to go at only 79c pair, but they are what is known as “ir- l regulars” of a high-grade make of $1.50 stockings. We have looked them over carefully, and admit we cannot find any- thing noticeable that should relegate them to the “irregular” class—still the manufacturer calls them that, so we offer them on the same basis— i “be used against the soviets." It i i Ited in al half pri : the kind that doesn’t shed H . 2 especially as it resulted in almost half price. 1 I that doesn’t s names a number 6f factoris duc- : - . v o ing grenades, projectiles and fire: Reinforced tops, heels and toes for extra service. Black, cordovan int g;';h’s is a timely chance it B —the season’s demanded colors—also an ample supply of white. Sizes i i 55 . I 87 to 10. As low shoes are the order of the day, why not get all you'll need of Silk Stockings, while this sale makes it possible for you to obtain them at almost one-half their real worth? First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. ' TRIBUTE TO ANCESTORS. West Virginians Propose Monu- ment to Bryan's Grandparents, Special Dispatch to The Star, A,POINT PLEASANT, W. Va., August 29. — A movement will be launched here within a few days to raise a fund by popular subscription to erect {2 monument over the graves of Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan, the grandpar- ents of William Jennings Bryan, on the Arrington farm, about three miles from Point Pleasant. Mayor John J. Dower received a letter from the commoner, responding to an inquiry giving his consent to Mr. Dower's propos#l to have the citizens of this city subscribe to the jfund. Mr. Bryan insisted, however, ‘that he be permitted to defray at ;least half of the expense. He said he { greatly appreciated the expressed de- isire of the people of this community |to honor his ancestors, but.he felt that he wanted to share the respon- sibility with them. Mr. Dower announced he would im- imediately appoint a committee Of citizens to perfect plans for the rais- ing of the fund. The men will be se- lected without regard to their politi- cal affiliations, as the matter will be strictly non-partisan. It is understood the unveiling of the monument will be attended by consid- erable ceremony. SOCIALISTS EXPECT VOTE IN NEW YORK TO GROW Use it in the Morning and walk all day in comfort. At night, sprinkle it in the foot-bath, and soak and rub the feet. It freshens the feet and takes the Friction from the Shoe. IN PEACE AND WAR 7 For over 25 years Allen’s FootzEase has been the STANDARD "REMEDY for hot, swollen, smarting, tender, tired, perspiring, aching feet, comns, bunions, blisters and callouses. Nothing gives such relief. Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller and shoes and ¢ stockings wear longer. Those who use Allen’s Foot=Ease have solved their foot troubles. Over 1,500,000 1bs. of Powder for the Feet were used by the United States Army and Navy during the war. Sold by Drug and Department stores everywhere. Esmond Indian Blan- | kets and Comfortables, size 64x78. The comfortables are woven, and every home- maker knows Esmond brand is absolutely reliable. At- tractive colors and Silkoline Comforts, size 72x72. This is our regular $§2.50 grade reduced for Blue B Ribbon Tuesdz,\' only. At- tractive desifns i and well made.... $2-28 Crochet Spreads, size 80x90. Two equally attrac- tive patterns. Nfllt: the large size, big enoug! "() for largest bed... $1' Dorcas Dimity Spreads, 80x90. The kind that is so easy to launder. and is so neat in appearance. This is the best quality priced y for (Tuesday at ‘)[' this low figure.... 82-' Fourth Floor. * ¥ ¥ % It's your TIJCb t’mf we were able to get 5 0 0 Wh ° ‘ 5 . : ite Lingerie 300 Bungalow Aprons Bl ' for Blue Ribbon Tuesday at ouses i Blue Ribbon 7 99 c Extra Special . . c They are the sort of Blouses busipess women will wear with suits and separate skirts. Their chief claim to your at- tention is that, although the price is only 89c, they are neat, in good taste and they launder easily—looking just as fresh and attractive as before laundering. In fact, they are very practical. 3 Of White Cotton Voile in stripes, plaids and novelties. Lace and embroidery trimmings; long sleeves with neat cuffs. Second Floor—Lansburgh' & Bre. Very durable percale in light and dark colors, plain, checks, plaids and floral designs. Roomy pockets, neat belts and the making is just as good as you'll find in aprons worth many times this price. Three hundred aren’t many, you know— woman never seem content to buy one, they gen- erally buy two or three—sometimes a half dozen at a time. This means yowd better be on time Mating Better Meals Better meals do not always come from better cooking. Poor food, soused with con- dimental sauces or savory White Goods Like These Boys’ Blouses’ sizes 6 to 14 years. Blue chambray and dark khaki twill: well made for play and knock- and other personal and household uses. Yard.......... First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether. Vies, “ notb .ld muscle Ux:;n;p:!;:m;t;d:wshfr Si;undtion y for yours. :il:.-;u: wear. Spe- 450 g . o5t of ng Are Made R L AR | S | SR, | o nm DO IR S e ! or brain. Better meals come e White . Satine Petticoats—Easy laundering is_the Are Alu)ays Wanted . s | . ampaign. S satisfactory feature of Sateen Petticoats, especially 890 S : Big Boys’ Khaki Knick- from sunple, natural foods NEW YORK., August 29N\—Unem- these with a bright surface that is retained.. = ; ers, sizes 13 to 17 years. g e PR ployment, the housing situation and < 36-Inch White Pajama Check—Regular 25c grade in Well made and very practi- thatare richin body-bulldmg the coat of living are the issues upon ne Crepe Kimonos, very: special—Three different patterns most in demand for pajamas, athletic under- ] Gg cal.__A couple of months 2 Tireescliiatvatoithis e e styles—each very smart and comfortable. A gen- wear, lingerie, children’s clothes, etc. Yard............ wearing time now—then material. to Morris Hillquit, one of the leaders erous variety of colors to accommodate all pref- $1.95 ‘4-inch White Lawn—Heavy grade for aprons, vou'l have them for 4Qc of the party, who in 1917 polled more EFEMICES «evvvveesssarccssesatosscsonnanassasane cesssses linings and similar uses. Even weave and very 121 next season. Special, : ¢ & than 150,000 votes in the mayoralty o i foutsana durable.. SPECial, YAT +vesesoocsssestsssoasssonnns 2C 3 e : £ . p e ffiff;fifi‘--fl.‘fihv'..:'"'h":'f'" s handfim’gfigud in the °mosl at.tfna::'t‘iv: designg. _ 36-inch Longcloth, ""j‘fi‘:"" ‘:'1“""__5"‘“- chamois H.?f{s"";v::?,s. K;\ 3’ I e e | Tam convinced that the socialiats wili Young women preparing for college-will appreciate @] @5 finish and the correct weight and weave for Jngeric Jg¢ oo animud blne i i | elect substantially strengthened dele- f these essential garments................ gations to the state legislature and * S\valy.fl Third o Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. is a good time to buy for next season, as this kind of a hat is standard style 250 for boys. Choice.... " Boys’ Sports and Reg- ulation Shirts. Khaki, per- cale, cotton pongee and blue chambray. Sport style or with collar attached. Sizes lheT:oard ofl aldermen.” “The socialist campaign this year,” he_added, “will be conducted “more strictly on working-class lines, just because of the absence of the war is. sue which was paramount in 1917.” e ‘Wheat Kimdgli,m arlfld fmietal.mayvkes Busi; Conditions Cause Cancel s - 124 M. T 79 e i 5 pe eCt m ou l:zn::' Co::anfioo,:: of :‘odn:::. ° . Z - . - o 2 d‘;""o"": """ “ es- o couldn’t buy-a better meal Special Dispatch to The Star. VOlle and OrgandyFrocks 480 Chlldren S Big Boys’ Bathing Mothers, this is for you: CHARLESTON, W. Va., August 29.— Depression in the oil and gas busi- ness of West Virginia during the past six or elght months, during which there has been little done in the fields Suits, of worsted jersey in plain colors and heather mixtures. Large sizes only. Get them now for with a million dollars—and it only costs a few cents. Wool Sweaters ~ Two Biscuits with milk make a nourishing, satisfyingmealand cost but a few cents. Delicious with organization. T . . 3 < x : 5 : i o e bt { i i i ivil The pretty little - slipover models or knicker pants; sizes 5 to raisins, prunes, sliced bananas, (DLTIng the past six o elght mantha Every one in stock is hanging on the racks, and you are privileged ‘h“'arz iusyt ut "ms‘ ot " modcl 0 sears. ' Well: made, and pncha_orotha'fmm. rrd" to keep up their production and of the state, is given”as .the reason for annulment of the state convention of producers, which had been sched- uled for the middle of September in Huntington, according to information Just received by local members of the work done in the flelds of West Vir- ginia, with the exception of a few wells drilled by the gas companies in to increase the amount of gas pro- duced In order that they may have as near a sufficient amount for their They have been handicapped not only because of the low prices to which oil quotations have dropped, but also by the fact that the. refineries and pipe line companies are overstocked. live In water that st thirty-seven parts 1,000 parts of water. | Oysters can-oNy contains at I of salt to eve! | OIL AND GAS DEPRESSION you choose is only $1.95. In the Bargain 6th. Formerly fricéed $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00—at .xrcissesonsozeaeion $1.95 to take any you desire’ for. the price mentioned—and you know we have some very extraordinary values, even at their regular prices. No use trying to specify this and that, except to say that there are light and dark dresses in plain, figured, flowered, combinations, lace and embroid- ery trimmed—in fact; whatever is worn this summer is there for your $1.00 they are .pretty. 'an, American Beauty and.Rose<~with borders of contrasting color and a cord finish at sailor collar neck, ending in two pompons. Rib stitch at hands and waist fine, consumers as possible this winter, lection. So re mussed, but a few minutes with a hot-iron will put - . Tieaddress: i 4 14 In th g0 thi selection. me-are mu 1 . pu lose-fitt: ¥:2 ress; sizes to have been doing littie. ‘or. nothing: hem in perfect condition. - Just as a reminder, the price for any one e i B What & chanas e years. Every boy loves school sweaters now! next summer. Special Boys’ Washable Nor- folk Suits. Khaki, Kool Kioth and Crash; straight Boys’ Indian Play Suits, complete with trimmed coat and long pants and feather tsop”gllay Indian. $1.49—