Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 26

. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, many people that we morrow. the new Lee Unionalls The quality you KNOW is best. In heavy blue denim and heavy khaki drill—and they're made and sewn for EXTRA HARD WEAR. Dem- onstration Price Lee Overalls Be sure to see the win- dow display of Lee Unionalls and Overalis. 6 to & $2.95 Boys® Heavy Wool and Cotton Sports Stockings, with turn- down cuff, in two-tone effects.| $ 1 Very special at. . $3§ In heavy blue denim and I heavy white twill. Overalls $ 98 that make the workingman o happy by the way they wear. Demonstration Price...... Doll Overalls Free To every little boy or girl who will call on us Saturday with daddy or mother. No Purchase Is Necessary The demonstration last Saturday was attended by so were unable to handle the crowd. Therefore, for the benefit of those who could not be waited on last week we are giving this demonstration again to- Don’t Miss This Demonstration Every boy 2nd girl will want a pair of tl_mese_genuine “Buddy Lee Overalls.” Parents wiil be glad to come in with them and see MEN’S ee Unionalls and Overalls At Special Prices During Demonstration the return of can be bought for less else- Presents With Purchases S e Cicd) Mg of Children's Shoes LLUSTRATED, a shoe for misses and children that combines More Service with Less Cost than we have been able to offer for many a day. High- cut lace; wide Foot Form last. or Dark Brown Russia Calf, with strictly solid leather soles. , Some with rubber heels. Tan Lotus Calf 81 to 11 11} to2 Same quality shoe for *“Junior” Women. In the same full wide toe, or somewhat narréwer toe if preferred. Sizes -$4.95 2¥ to 7.. ND a Boy’s Shoe Value'that looks like it was clipped out of one of our ads of five years ago! Genuine Good- year Welt, Dark Brown, Medium Toe Lace Shoe, with solid sole and $3 95 . rubber heels. Allsizes from 10 to 134 and 1 to 54 “Gym" Shoes for High Schools Girls” Black or White * High or Low Cuts, Boys” High or Low Cuts. Sizes to men’s 100 ... eenness$1.45 $1.25 The Smart Low Shoes we're offering women RE like a page from the “Good Old Times. $5.95 Smartly styled, smartly made Oxfords and Pumps in good, substantial winter weights—at about a third less than you expected to pay. Patent I.eather “Moccasin” Sandals. Tan, Brown and BlacK Sports Oxfords. Patent I.eather Low-heel “Flapper” Oxfords. And more than a scere of dif- ferent sorts of Tan, Brown and Black Walking Oxfords and One and Two Strap Pumps. Saturday Specials Women's Hosiery Wool-and Cotton Mixed Sports Stockings, in a great variety of colors. “Phoe- nix” and others.....$1.10 “Phoenix” and “Onyx” Silk - and - wool Two-tone Sports Stockings, in the new ribbed effects— $1.95 & $2.25 The Wanted Gray Silk Hose, being worn with black shoes.$1.45 & $1.95 We request anything that IWILL ASK MANDATE ON IRISH PARLE 'Lloyd George to Bring Ques- tion of Continuing Negotia- tions Before Commons. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, October 28.—Prime Min- ister Lloyd George will confront the house of commons next Monday and ask for a mandate relative to the continuance of the negotiations be- tween delegates of the/ government and the dail eireann. Anouncement to this effect by the prime minister brought to a head the seemingly seri- ous situation which has developed during the past fortnight by the al- leged defection of unionist leaders and constituencles from support of the coalition government. Belief was expressed by newspapers here today that the government would receive a big majority in support of the policics It has followed relative to Ireland. and that the ministry's hands wouid be strengthened in deal- ing with the- Sinn Fein representa- tives. Premier In Congratulated. Mr. Lloyd George received congrat- ulatioms_from the liberal press for “grusping the nettle of the hard shell unionist opposition.” 1t was said the prime minister had “by calling ‘their Lluff knocked the wind out of the unionists, who were sponsors of the vbte of censure to the government,” h was read in the house on Wednesday. It was remarked by the London Times and some other journals, however, that the hostility toward the government was to be found in the constituencies rather than in parliament and assertion ntions from the voting next Mon would be almost as significant as hos- tile ballots. 1t was not eéxpecied that he vote adverse to the government would total more than fifty, and that all he conlition liberals and ainly would rally to the support of ti inet. The Times, while recognizing this faot, Jlaced emphasis upon the declaration at Bamonn De Valera's rppudiation Ity to the king had so stirred throughout the country that members of parliament belonging to that party who. were favorable to a ¢ inu- ition of the Irish conference were being pressed to dissociate from the govern- ment's policy. Embarrusned by Situation. Unionist min s were ared to ) greal embarrassment ion, and the Times as- member of the ¥ out of deference tion of the unionist pa remarked, that Lord laced Austen Chamberlain as one of he government's representatives at the f | neeting of the joint committee of the irish conference vesterday. In addii the presence of ‘Lord Birkenhead said to be intended as a reassurance to anxious regarding Ulster, as he n the past been prominenty iden- tifled with Ulster’s resistance to home ule. Polijical cvrrespondents generally aredi€t important developments at he annua! conference of the unionist ty ¢ be held In Liverpool next d still follow Mr. Lloyd George, of the bécome retaining the loyalty tion liberals, would thi ef of a center party. mistie \iew Augmented. The passage of another day with- sut furtk settleme: i pe volitical writers of London newspa rs. Iven some of those contribut- ng to journals which have most -arnestly scated peace through a sonference said today the possibility of success had almost wholly vanished and that ihe next meeting of the | British and Sinn Fein delegates might {be_the last. i The Daily Mail. r udvance toward an Irish 1 to have'deepened ws held by many however, refused to ibandon hope. 1t said if the present conference coliapsed it wasbelieved an- | Sther soon woud be arranged. Several ipapers contendsd the government had lusid its uimost efforis to aitain peace cl to the dail ei us said the Sinn Fein rej es, although not pressing ho: ty to allegiance io the King, were, iment tear up the Irish act of last {vear jn order that Ulster might be de- {prived of part of the area allotied to jit under that legisiation. Hope was ex- {pressed that the Sinn Fein would real- {ize from vesterday's proceedings in the {house of commons how formidabie were the difficuities against ‘which the | government had to contend. Conference Goes Over to Monday. The Irish conference has been sus- {pended until after next Monday, the ay set for a discussion in the house commons of the government’s pol- {icy in dealing with representatives of ithe rail eircann. Even the meetings {of the committee representing !wovernment and Irish delegations {have beun suspended for today and | tomorrow. According to information obtained sinn the jat Fein _headquariers today, however, Prime Minister Lloyd George land Lord Chancellor Birkenhead may {meet Arthur Griffith and Michael i Collins, the Irich members of the { committee, on Monday. | PROMOTED IN HEALTH WORK. | Passed Assistant Surgeons W. H. iSlaughter, James G. Townsend and Walter M. Jones have been promoted ito the grade of surgeon, public health service Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted R.CLAUDE §. SEMONES, | { Graduate | | McCormiok Medical ! Col | i ' Eyesight Specialint. (Formerly With Edwin H. Etz) Located 409410 MoLachien_ Bids.. 10th and G Bts. NW. Phone Main 721. rotect Your Home— —the winter season play havoe with house and proper- ty. Let Ferguson Paint IT NOW. Interior and Exterler Work. = & FERGUSON, INC. ;3% Palating Department. Ph. N. 231-838. ‘We will | your home on monthly payments Uged Cars The Automobile For Sale col- umns of The Star are the quick- est and most economical method for the disposition of your used car and the best market for the purchase of a desirable car. limit to eck. They assert the party may } ‘olit and that there may be formed n independent conservative party, of hich it is hinted. A. Bonar Law. crmer government leader in the ouse of commons. may become the { 1vad. He will return fo active poli- tica at the ssion of parlia- nent. The ¢ d today that, n in the event of a split in the | ty. the majority of unionists lin effect, demanding that the govern- WIRE was made for this reason unionisi ab- i Baltimore, laborites cer- | Justice | i i | OCT! BEST DEVELOPED BACK WILL GET PRIZE AWARD Mid-Atlantio\Osteopathic Members Convene Here for Two-Day Association Meeting. Announcement of ;a contest 1n which prizes aggregating $ be given for the best dev 8 man back was maae at the opening |a sesslon of the Mid-Atlantic Osteo- | p pathlc Assoclation, wnich convened | of for a two-day session at the Hotel |m LaFayette today. Dr. Norman C. Glover of this city, president of the organization, ma the announcement, and said furth, that a prize contest for the best es a ¢ by high school senlors for four scholarships In the Philadelphia Col- | lege of Osteopathy also would be | held. | More than 300 osteopathic physi clans, surgeons and specialists fro Maryland, " Virginia, North Carolina and the District of Columbia were in attendance at the early session. which | was devoted exclusively to business | pertinent to the Virgt Carolina branches of the Later today Dr. H. V. ( timore will read a paper. will endeavor to show that star on the head is the latest s cures. Commissioner Oyster will weleome the delegates on benalf of the city this afternoon, after which many pa- pers will be read on subjects of in- terest to the associacion these will be one by Dr. tart of Philadelphia, who the “candy jag” ix becom formidable rival of “hoot threatens to s Sunday will b ing by the visitors. when automobiles | will convey them to places of interest | In and about Washington. | nd North | { % devoted to PETITION FOR INJUNCTION. l Claiming to h @ his bid for ce: mistake in t the prov- | ing grounds =at Indian Head. by | which he would lose $10000 if com-| — pelled to do the work. Smith, trading as 8. J s h & plicd to the I n injuncti Supreme Court for prevent Admiral ¢ -hief of the b and docks, from ds- « for | 31,000 accompanying 1 Hoehling a- r 1 why 1 to show cause Novemb an i,{!]unc on should not be Attot; Clephane & Lati Hall app: t ABNER-DRURY BREWERY Makes Application Under Rules of turc and sell beer internal revenu & OBER 28, .1921. ASKS FEDERAL PERMIT Treasury Providing for Fillihg Physicians’ Prescrptions. Application for permit to manufac- under the provi- jions of the regulations recently dopted by the Treasury Department roviding for the sale of the beverage n ph rade Baltimore office of he bureau by the Abner ing Company. No has been filed by the Heurich Brewing Company, it is said to be the only other o the to th Drury pplication h s prepared to manufacture roduct without delay. It was said at the Treasury Depart- ay that the application filled . Abner & Drury Brewing Com- had not vet been received i ated, the application will nt here and passed on by H: ARTIFICAL EYES —we make a special- ty of fitting them. A. Kahn, Inc., 935 F St. FOR WINDSHIELDS OR_BODIES. Installed While You Wait. Taranto & Wasman 5 ml':ru}:w!iolx A'E: N.W. TIRES CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc. Mode Clothes have an indivi&uality that makes them very personal In Suits— signs and Cc Take the qualities for granted here—as vou know you can— where all wool is the rule, and hand-tailor- ing the feature of our shop—and give concern only to the selection of the model which makes its per- sonal appeal. Single and Double-breasted: Sports de- mservative models—four- button if you want it—in Tweeds, Herringbones. Worsteds, etc. In Overcoats—nsl Ulsterettes, Double-breasted ; Ulster, “Great and Coats”"— and Double-breasted Form-fitting—in double- faced cloth; warmth-without We are stressing -weight weaves, etc. three grades in both Suits and Overcoats as affording exceptional values— $35--340--345 Mark Cross Gloves—the Glove with individuali o Hcre only. The Mode Scotti with the Scotti Grand Opera Co. National Octaober 31 Attend the opera vidual qualities that distinguish Scotti’s exquisite interpretations. Then go to any dealer in Victor prod- ‘" uctsand hear the Victor Records by Scotti Note how faithfully his renditions are por- trayed on the Victrola. Victor Talking Camden, New Jersey ‘Theater and note the indi- Machine Co. ns' prescriptions has been | veterans' annual dance at Rausch cut avenue and night. states of Virginia, West Virgin Maryland as well as the Dist Columbia, and its central office is in the Arlington building here. office of the veter: tend. held only Halloween, receive on an average of from 13 francs a day side with the me VETERANS PLAN DANCE. Personnel of the fourth district bureau will conduct their |" . Connecti- L street, The district compri A number of guest Although the dan two nights it will be informal nd work side ZBEL INH St | ALLEGED GIRL SLAYER DEAD. Miss., October 28.—The sught since Oc- -+ of his sweet- 1d_1da Helstrom, in the Pascagoula swamps hole in the head. Lehti is lled the: girl from her when she refused to then. posses have all along the Missis- rrs found no clue to —>r PAPERHANGING job that we do e satisfaction. Th Estimates given o Col. 1077, or drop us Teptitation. . Phone Now. - Phone Col. 1077 FOR MEN & WOMEN 314 7th Street N.W. S pecial - - - FOR ONE WEEK No. 806.—A wery smart, dressy tan calf three-strap “Gaby” walking model. Mili- tary heels; wonderful value. No. 804.—Brown Calfskin Brogue. Mannish Oxford, with low walking heels, to be worn with wool hose. A wery smart, good looking model. From Our '$7.00 Line HERE 1s “SOME” OFFERING ar 5.95 M S TONY RED CALF WITHOUT DOUBT THE EVER OFFEH OUR DEPARTMENT. Erlebacher ZTvelve-Ten F St. WHERE STYLE ORIGINATES AND EMANATES. Why the Fashion Now Says . Capes f} ere we picture a smart Cape of Black Pan Vellainne, em- bellished with Scotch Mole Trim- ming. Nothing could be newer or priced more moder- ately. $65.00 Erlebacher Originations Are Sought by Women of Fashion * THEY POSSESS EVERY ATTRIBUTE OF EXCEL- LENCE DEMANDED BY THE MOST CRITICAL— "THE STYLES ARE SUPERLATIVE—EXQUISITE HANDICRAFT AND APPROPRIATE MATERIALS OF THE FINEST SORT SUPPLEMENTED BY VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES FORM THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE POPULARITY OF THIS SHOP. In Our Néwly Arranged Young Women’s and Misses’ Departments —a host of new pieces are being shown every day, and for those who are not yet acquainted with these new sections we invite you to inspect the many beau- _ tiful Erlebacher Originations.