Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 10

~ ALLIES GIVE BOOST 10 GERMAN CREDIT Guarantee Commission An- nounces Next Reparation . Payment Already Covered. ! : BY ARNO DESCH-FROURET. ‘ By Cable to The Star and New York World. Copyright, 1921. / BERLIN, October 4—The interallied guarantee commission, which has been sitting in Berlin during the last week, studying the actual possibili- ties in making payments of repara- . tion, has come to the aid of the Wirth government in an unexpected way. This has given Wirth new force in the very delicate political situation. The guarantee 'commission an- nounced publicly that Germany’s next reparation payment—350,000,000 gold marks, 25 per cent being on exports— i® already covered by delivery. Rellef to Wirth Government. As the people’s party, led by Dr. Gustav Stresemann, was ruthlessly -using the government's immediate need of money to pay reparation to force the government to abandon its taxation plan and so let the industri- als get a strangle hold on the gov- | + ernment by advancing a billion and ; a half gold marks, the announcement | of’ the guarantee commission helps the government to maintain its inde- pendence. It shows the government needs less ready money than appears the surface and it also takes the wind out of the campaign for a mora- torium, which was being prepared in the convention of trade and industry at Munich. : Industrials Sought Control. |The industrials, through this ‘con- vention, sought to say to Dr. Wirth and Minister of Reconstruction Rathe- nau that the industrials would get them immediate credit for a million and a half gold marks if they would throw their taxation schemes over- board and let the industrials work ‘out their own taxation plan. The government is willing to let the leaders of industry decide how they should be taxed, but it was not ready to sell out completely to the people’s party, whose leaders thought it had the government in a position where it must-yield to them or go bankrupt. = The guarantee commission’s state- ment relieves the tension sufficiently’ to. permit Dr. Wirth and Minister Rathenau to negotiate with' Strase- mann and Herr Stinnes on a fair basis. - VOTE FOILS STINNES’ PLAN. —_— A.ttsmpt to Gain Control of Berlin Government Defeated. BY GEORGE WITTE. - By Wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copsright, 1921. BERLIN, Germany, October 4.—The attempt of Hugo Stinnes, Germany's merchant emperor, to get control of the German government by ousting Cbancellor Wirth and_ putting Gus- tave Stresemann in his place has failed. The two-thirds vote by the social democrats against the mag- nate’s “people’s party” means a de- cisive victory for the Wirth cabinet and Germany's really democratic ele- ments and a defeat for the attempted Stinnes dictatorship. The newspapers announce, how- ever, that Herr Stinnes is continuing hig_efforts and- they hint that money is being freely used to maxe the sec- ond attempt more successful. NATIONAL PARKS IN MOVIES. Moving pictures illustrating the beauties of the country’s national parks, as well as those of the Ca- nadian Rockies and Hawali, were shown by R. H. Holley of the bureau of commercial economics on an open- afr screen at the grounds of. the Friends School Country Club, 3901 ‘Wisconsin avenue, Saturday night. Several hundred persons were in at- tendance. 4 The Most Modern Shoe Scientists today deplore the wearing of shoes which bind the foot and prohibit the free action of the muscles. Primitive peoples, who wore simple foot coverings of soft skins, had feet that were graceful and sturdy. Their walk was elastic and untiring. The ordinary stiff-soled.shoes of “civilized” races cause many serious foot troubles because they check the circulation and weaken the muscles by disuse. But the Cantilever Shoe gives the foot per- fect freedom. It supports a weak arch without harmful restraint. The flexible shank encourages the foot to arch and bend, to EXER- CISE. It strengthens the muscles surrounding the twelve bones of; the arch. In this splendid natural way Cantilevers prevent and cor.. rect flat foot. The Cantilever Shoe has a natural inner sole line that permits the toes - to point straight ahead, as they should for comfort. The heel is set »* to distribute the weight properly, . without strain on the arch. Every detail is designed for ease and health! And without sacrifice of good looks! -‘Cantilever Shoe Shop 1319 F St N.W. Second Floor Over Young Mea’s Sh-o New York Washington ‘ [ Wondmard [ & Wnthrop Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 PM. —————— ‘ FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR Tailored Tricotine Frocks $29.50 and $35 The practical frock for street wear, with or without one’s furs. And really until now, you, could not have ex- pected to buy such frocks as these, ex-. cept at a decidedly higher price. The Straightline Frock and lace. 3 Originality, Artfulness of Design * Clever Color Harmonies - In the New Trimmings for Autumn Gowns There is nothing from braids and wonderful col- ored embroideries to exquisite Oriental beads and applique motifs that you will' not find fashionable for trimming this season. New Girdles, that really “make” the Parsian wom- an’s gown, are here in sparkling crystal, lustrous pearl—glistening jet with lemon colored or white cut beads—jet, beautiful in itself—black satin em- broidered in rarely combined colorings, bright pleasing wooden beads, iridescent beads glimmer- ing—coral, jet, cut steel and bronze in girdle bands clasped with jet, encircled with matching beads. Persian Embroideries in curious, fascinating color- ings. Spangled Bandings, glimmering on their backgrounds of net, in black and silver. Exquisite Motifs, .appliqued in pearl, outlined with crystal and white -stones. Jet, always lovely and dis- tinctive—in bands, medallions, fringes, tassels. Bronze and Sapphire Spangled Bandings, of vari- ous widths. And a hogst of other wonderful trimmings, scintillating v and glistening; imparting an air of luxury-and charm wherever they may be placed. Trimming ‘Section, First foor. Women’s Sports Sweaters " Imported From England and Scotland * Sports . Sweaters, of wonderfully fine, soft cashmere, angora and lambswool. Rach one a distinctive model, in the smart mannish coat style, that women find so practi- cal and so essentially smart for golf—and other outdoor wear. % < +Priced $10.75 to $40 Sweater Sectien, Third floor.” Do You Know That Make Your Windows We Do and Doors ~ Metal Plating ;2:’@:5:‘; of A” »K’nds Athey Cloth-lined Metal Weather Strips installed around window and door frames will makes them air-tight, dust and draft proof and save you coal— because it will require ‘less fire to heat your home. Athey ' Cloth - lined Metal Weather Strips prevent rattling of sashes and make your home as nearly dust-proof as it is humanly . possible. or Write for Estimate’ ~ Uggolstery Shop Offce, Fitth fioor. Tableware resilvered. [] Brass Beds refinished. Nickeled Wares refinished. Metals given - an entirely new finish. Regardless of ‘what kind of a finish you want put on metal we are - equipped to do it. - Upholstery Shop Office, Fifth floor. €/ i ‘. ‘Women's Dress Section, Third floor. graceful beads. is needed They are all here, in delightful ver- sions, s‘flowing the low round neck and the new wide or long sleeves. Braid trimmings are smartly used in various ways, colorful embroideries and beads—touches of color in neck pipings, or facings on sleeves, and some with narrow vests of cream net lines lovely costume. . Black Beaded Tunics A Special Selling $16.50 Favored of the Paris mode are these lovely tunics, their long of black net glimmering and glistening with Two different designs, one with deep scalloped front and low round neck—the other with deep V neck and straight- line hem.' Only a slip of satin to make a most At the price, “ The Flare Frock their value is an exceptional The Chemise Frock OB The Coat Frock SRR Sunfast Drapery Fabrics plumage. Warmer Petticoats for Cool Days An excellent showing of these new knitted petticoats, in wool, part wool or cotton, dark and light colors, with bands and stripes in contrasting shades, .and crocheted edge. Priced 75¢ to $4 Muoslin Underwear Section, Third floor. Insure the lasting beauty of your hangings ery Fabrics it has ever been our pleasure to assemble. Sunfast WE invite your attention to the largest showing of Sunfast Drap- | Fabrics are in many different weaves and all _the l'ovely shades that women want to give the right warmth and tone to interiors. Sunfast Plain Kapock Drapery Fabrics In lustrous blue, mulberry, rose, green, gold and brown shades. They make soft attractive hangings. 45 inches wide, $3 yard Sunfast Reps For both drapery and upholstery pur- poses; a strong, serviceable material ing rose, mulberry, blue and green colors. 45 inches wide, $2.75 yard Sunfast Shiki A most attractive weave for window and door hangings, pillows, scarfs. In green, blue, rose, mulberry, browa and taupe. An excellent quality. 50 inches wide, $3 yard Sunfast Artificial Silk and Mercerized Shiki Suitable for windows, doors, beds, cush- ions, pillows and other uses. Rich and beautiful materials with a soft alluring sheen, in colorings of wisteria, gold mul- berry, beaver, jade, blue. They have a shimmering surface that gives a two- toned or changeable appearance. 50 inches wide, $3.75 yard Sunfast Velvet A high-grade fabric for hangings and up- holstery—a quality that will give good service in fabric as well as in colorings— rose and blue, and beaver and amethyst. Also mottled gray and black and striped gray and black effects. 50 inches wide, $5.yard Our Direct Importation from Scotland Sunfast Scotch Madras Light Colorings, $1.50 and $2 Yard Darker Colorings, $3.50 to $5 Yard Sunfast Light-Weight Tussah Silks - In lustroys shades of rose, light blue, dark blue, mulberry and gold. These are self-toned corded weave and make beautiful lightweight hangings. 36 inches wide, $1.50 yard Sunfast Armures Richly mercerized Cotton Armure for drapery and upholstery uses. In neat, self-toned designs of blue, gold, mul- berry and rose. A fabric that is good- looking and substantial. 50 inches wide, $5 yard Sunfast Striped Damasks Ve retty designs in two-toned, striped iol?riggs, :svecially desirable for boudoir hangings and :furniShings,” where a com- plete color scheme is to be carried out, also desirable for upholstery uses. In rose, light blue, heliotrope, jade and old P £0 inches wide, $6 yard Sunfast Damasks In rich tones, suitable for the living room, library or reception hall. These are shown in colors of old blue, rose, mulberry, dark blue, combined with 1d. 50 inches wide, $7.50 yard Sunfast Cotton Damasks Suitable for covering walls, upholstery purposes and for window and door hang- ings, pillows, cushions and scarfs for tables. The patterns embrace both con- ventional and all-over effects, and they are in two-toned colors of blue, mulberry, tan, * brown, helio and rose. $4,'$5 and $6.50 yard This is a full 50-inch fabric .that our buyer selected in Scotland this sutamer, and which we have just received. It is distinctive and beau- tiful, and entirely, different from anything made in this country. Light grounds wi touch of th flowers of rose, blue and gold, with a green. ‘Wonderfully rich, dark tones and combinations that are exclu- sive with us and are so much wanted for living rooms, libraries and sun parlors. The colorings are warranted absoluf tely fast under all ordinary conditions of service, and:the fabric itself is really a treasure of this particular type. Upholstery Section, Fifth floor. Wgather Welcémes Ba ' Feather-Trimmed Vel Especially Featured 77 at $25 Hats that intensify the loveliness of youth—that add to the charm of mature dignity—hats tinging with the bril- liance of the glorious Autumn purples, browns, rich copper shades and black— but each one enhanced by the sweeping grace of an uncurled ostrich feather, a smart fancy, a quill, a tailored wing, charmingly colored burnt goose feath- ers or lovely soft French ostrich We wish to tell you of the engaging display of Modish Autumn Hats at $10 In the Popular-Priced Millinery Section Third floor * - Corsets that Give Correct Lines to Your Costume A Wonderful Variety of Models $5 and Very Exceptional Values at Fashion’s demands for long, slender, lithe gnd graceful lines, first of all, must begin with the corset. Lily _of France low-bust model, of plain pink coutil, well boned; also an elastic waistline model of pink broche with well-boned, long hip. Binner Corsets, elastic waistline; medium-length hip, well boned; light-weight pink coutil; em- broidered in blue. Franco Corset for medium figure; elastic waist- line in front; well boned, long hip. P. N. Practical-front Corset, front-lace style with front elastic support; made of pink coutil and elastic. 3 W. & L. Low-bust and Waistline Corsets of pink broche. Bon Ton Low-bust Corset, well boned, for medium figure; lace trimmed. American Lady Pink Broche Corset, elastic waist- line top; boned with Mightybone. Madame Lyra Elastic Waistline Corsets .of pink broche, lightly boned; short skirt for the slender gure. Nemo Self-reducing Corsets of the Usaro cloth; medium bust with wide spoon steel in front. Treo Girdles, 16-inch all-elastic girdle; well boned in front and without lacing. Rengo Belt Corsets, heavy plain pink coutil; me- dium bust and long hip. _ Modart Elastic Waistline Front-lace Corset, well boned pink poplin; long skirt. * Corset Section, Third floor. ‘ repare Now for F(;l HOUSECLEANING See how only the Hoover beats, sweeps, erects nap, freshens colors and suction cleans in an easy, dustless operation guaranteed to lengthen the life of any rug. The Hoover is the only cleaner that has the three cleaning principles—sweeping, beating and suction cleaning. Phone for Home Demonstration—No Obligation CONVENIENT TERMS The HOOVER IT BEATS... ASIT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS ° Housewares Bection, Fifth floor. by Out-of-Doors The pleasant days of early Aytumn are ideal days for baby out-of-doors and with the fact in mind we have gathered our largest display of Baby Carriages. There are more than 50 different styles. 3 Stroller, $14.75 vet Hats 7 -