Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 13

| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. PLAN PROFIT SHARING IN REFINING OF SUGAR C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921. . TWO IN AUTO DROWNED. | PORT HURON, Mich.,, November 25. —Two women were drowned and two other persons narrowly escaped a similar fate yesterday when their automobiles went through the north draw of the Black river bridge here. The dead are Mrs. D. Earle Minne and Mrs. Emslie Garrie of Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henson, also of Port Huron, were rescued by mem- bers of the crew of the stegmer Gun- 13 T SHPPIG EXPERT LAUD HAGLE RULE ing to Diario de la Marina, and to graduate the eales so as not to inter- fere with the absorption of the com- ing crop. The remaining 500,000 tons, it is expected, will be easily taken care of, together with the reduced 1921-1922 crop. Official confesslon that the commis- sion s sponsoring this scheme is lacking, although it is stated on good authority that one of the reasons prompting the temporary retirement of President Zayas to his country home is his desire to study the pro- POPE READY TO RESUME | RELATIONS WITH ITALY Cardinal Gasparrl Quoted as Say- ing Pontiff Would Welcome Reconciliation. By the Associated Press. i LONDON, November 24—A Central | News dispatch from Rome says the newspaper Tempo publishes an inter- view with Cardinal Gasparri, the i Woshward & Lothrap DOWN STAIRS STORE I is guaranteed by 30 years service to millions of Americans. ‘works Proposal Calls for Marketing of Part of, Surplus, Holding Balance for Short Crops. By the Associnted Press. YANA, November 24.—Proposals by tae sugar finance commission to Kondon’s for your 5 (Urge International Adoption posal in all its phases. —_— ! A Speci 5 eCial daic i i s B E z of Bills of Lading Plan. ange for the refining of 900,000 nei. for which the draw had been | papal secretary of state, who is §e’ p E 9 fous :‘f exmlnxl::m:s ot 1,400,000 | NEW TEUTQN CUhSTOl‘IB ;A'I;E opsned. The Henson car ekidded on | ebted 8o hhv,a’.'g st toa tnat Dope H sugar, w! refiners and pro- MAYENCE, November 24—The in- e icy planking, crashe roug! e | Benedict is reac for a reconciliation = 9 e 9 g; Discuss Deck Cargoes. ducers sharing In the profts of the|ter-allied high commission has ap- | guard gateand plunged into theriver. | with Italy. & ! ls s | salo of the refined product. age re.|proved the action of the German|A moment later the car driven by | 5 | By the Associated Press. Dorted to have oy DooduCt BTe Ita| Rhanes ministry in raising the cus- | Mrs. Minne went through the broken | Relations between the holy see and 3 A 7| LONDON, November 24.— After |administration for consideration. fnance et s In baper marks to | gate at almost the same point. The |the Italian government ceased in : | Tt la planned ap oo, o of | 53900 per cont of their value in gold | bodies of Mrs. Minne and Mrs. Gerrie 1870, when Rome was Incorporated speeches by Mr. Kirlin of the United States and other delegates, the in- ternational shipping conference at its second session today adopted a reso- lution recommending The Hague rule of 1921 concerning bills of lading for voluntary international applica- tion and, as far as may be necessary, for adoption by an international con- were recovered when the steamer Gun- by royal decree with Italy and made | nel holsted their car to the surface. marks. The new rate went into effect | the capital of the kingdom. today. the 900,000 tons to the United States and the other half to Europe, accord- COATS $34.75 | ~ Saks & ([ompany vention between the maritime coun- Pen 1 o Seventh . . Eion - ennsylvania Velour, Bolivia and Velvette Coats of unusual | Other resolutions carried today wers n favor of the adoption of interna- Avenue Street quality, finished with beaverette, Australian opos- sum, mole or self-material collars. Stylish, well- fitting models, warmly lined and interlined. Sizes 16 to 42. Colors: Navy, Black, Reindeer, Brown. Down Stairs Store. tional rules governing the carriage of deck cargoes of wood and the in- troduction of international load-line regulations. Considerable discussion was engaged in over the question of the “subdi- vislon of passenger vessels.” Sir Kenneth Anderson said that none of the signatories of the convention of 3 |1914 had finally ratified it and given 3 |effect to its terms, “thus proving the unfavorable light in which they re- gard it.” He urged the conference to secure international uniformity in an acceptable shape by declaring for re- vision or completion of the conven- tion, at the same time restating the fundamental principle that any rule must be consonant with practical utility. /Mr. Gibbs of the United States dis- agreed with the view that the 1914 convention was unalterably bad. and he advocated its revision intelli- A Day for Wardrobe Replenishment—-’Advantageously Done | | Dresses Women’s and Misses’ Sizes =it 516,75 = | " Sir Kenneth’s motlon for appointing A i TRICOTINE SATIN CANTON CREPE E | Emaner in which: e convention j 3 POIRET TWILL CREPE DE CHINE £ |should be modified was adopted. Fancy Cheviot 2-pants Suitk;included are f i Displaying the smart coat dress—the low-waisted = s many Right Posture Suits. Belted model; | model, »pvitfibsoad girdle, particularly appropr;ate forthe 5| MUTINY IS REPORTED. Im:.::e panus full 7"3."11 excellent $1 3_75 | i brai rms neat 3 et it * . rns. Sizes ears.... - f { B e o “Neck ma tioavey plosd Wi z Crew of Momral Disharsd ot —the value price would be much higher IS o s s i . i . Bead and embroidery designs. £ aples. to Ship. " S_"‘ 5 te et ] contrasting shades. Bead gndiembeovieny T oney £ |, mouE. November 244 atsoaten 10 There are 200 of these St culer; Wiktasen Sorie, cach puie ;f peits HIL = of Naples today reports 3 8 . An Unusual Men!s Neckwear g %5&3&“&2;’na{e{:-?::gzgntz:rfi:‘(rs: Coats — e\"ery one a back. Sizes 7 to 17 years.......... 9 J ' Sale Clil’ls’ E’en?”’ .'h?::m':&".":r arrived ":: !'epresentatlve model— Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats—Double 4‘ o discharEed. Wpan searhing Dok in a demanded shade— breasted, with convertible collar; flannel | Featured for Saturday 9 . Boys’ Clothing. Take advantage of these specials— for specials they are—touching the boys’ | needs from “top to toe.” A Very Important Special Sale of Overcoats gently. 65c and 95¢ Men’s Neckwear in attractive figured, flow- was discharged upon reaching port, and some of the sailors after disem- barking tried to sack the vessel, but were dispersed by the police, lined; belt all around. Blue, Brown 38_75 and Oxford. Sizes 3 to 10 years.... Corduroy Novelty Suits—Junior Norfolk model, in the -most wanted Mouse color. and produced with all those features of tailor- ing for which the Saks Winter Coats 0l Lo Al i 0 5 s U M ot $9.75 Wool Velour, Cheviot and Wool Mixture Coats in a fine assortment. Belted and loose-back styles; full lined and in- terlined. Well tailored and many have fur col- lars. Also Children’s Coats in sizes 2 to 6 years, made of broadcloth, cheviot, velour and wool materials. Spe= clal, $795. Dewn Stairs Store. New Satin Millinery Specially Priced *3.45 New hats obtained by special purchase; were made to sell at a much higher price. ered and striped de- signs. Neat, conserva- tive colors in a large assortment. Each tie finished with slip-easy band in back. Your neckwear pur- chases are gladly boxed upon request. You should purchase your neckwear gifts now. Down Stairs Store, Men’s Hosiery For Xmas Gifts 35c¢, 45¢, 65¢ ‘At 35¢ Good, Strong Cotton Hose; for service and long wear these hose are unsurpassed. ‘At 45¢ B g s £ E] § 2 s g SERVICE Yoke and plaits, back and front; detachable white collars. Also Novelty Suits. Blue, $ 5 Green and Brown. Sizes 4 to 10 years. . Boys' Play Rompers—Small lots and broken sizes of popular styles of Rompers 89 shop is a stickler. They are the Double- faced Weaves — plaid back; or plain back of contrasting color — Grays and Browns — designed on the big proportions — with belts, Raglan, Set-in and Kimono sleeves— silk yoke and sleeve- lining. Grays, Browns, etc. that have been selling at $1.50 and $1.95 Boys’ Mackinaws—In all the desirable plaids —Brown, Green, Gray and Blue. breasted; convertible collar. 71017 years........ceeeancennnnns Double- Junior High Suits —when ready to have Electricity installed, let our experts call and es- timate. J Some —We make a specialty of this work and guar- antee satisfaction. Attractive . Furnishing Specials ; Look at it either way you will—an unusual value for the price; an extraor=- Descriptions read much alike; but take the pains to peer into the details of making and you’ll see where “Special” is meaningly applied to these Coats. For the Men— Delta Shoes $5.95 192 Single and Double Breasted—some Fast Color Blue Serge; some Fancy Cheviots. They are smartly cut. Sizes 32 to 36. » ) Boys’ Furnishings Neglige Shirts—in attractive light stripes; collars attached or neckband. Sizes 89c im- M ized Lisl H . 121,10 14. e eeeecnncnns eececsecanens m::cm;d oasrt:icll‘:t;:\::s ““’:;;'r::de f"':"z‘mi:‘:' dust dirt to dinarily low price for the value. glacok Cat Hose—Black and Brown 39: b ea d s—close-fitti weass —No or Domet Night Robes—Good 3 Mieumissssummanwn or bea ose-fitting ght R 69 C —For $7.50 and $8 Shades. Sizes 6 to 1175 models that are suitable fg",::fi,‘,‘fv}“"fl,fi‘iifg Ef.l& exl::lrlzn‘tn:lff:lay.s“k Hoss, of or furniture. ! Domet Pajamas; in splendid values— elastic crotch; full cut; sizes 4 to 16 QQc black and many new-high g Soo™s e black, navy, sors 1 colorings; sizes A to D—cut Q5 v We'll have 15 differ- R R R £ S i colors to choose from. I e Store. large and full......... Sl ent styles of them for deepym" silk fmg' . Sizes 2 fo 12 05¢ i TheE.F. Brooks Co. English Walking Gloves; in the selection—High Shoes VERTS Ll m oA bat s hoe Al s on ) St | { Sale Of 750 Established Over One-Maif proper tans, outseams and § 135 and Ox fords—new Boys® Khaki Blouses—collar attactied i spearpoint back ......co0.0.... winter models. Lon- and long sleeves; cut full. Sizes 7 to 16 89c i Wool Sweaters $1.95, $2.95, %3.95 At 65c mar the floor coverings il Immwmmmmmwmmammnmunmwmmilmlmmmwwmmmmmmm Century Leo C. Brooks, Manager 813 14th St. N.W. patterns; full cut; sizes 15 to 20 Wool Union Suits; Peerless brand; are of the best fitting—sizes 34 § 400 to 50. Really $6 value........ Ribbed Wool Half Hose—in 75c don and Regular Brogues, Wing and Shield Tips; Soft-toe Brogues; Semi- Brogues; Custom and Boys’ Ecru Ribbed Union Suits, with YEArS ..cecevucaceces PO R Children’s Hats Children’s Chinchilla Polo Hats— Brown, Navy and Tan—smart and 32.95 Surplus stocks fi minent mznufact come i e e it bt e popalg’ Henther muxtaves. Broadway: English CHERISEHMNS -5 fssswessssuiensos regular prices, Sea Island Cotton Hose, full fash- pfnd % Children’s Blue Serge Tams—the $2.45 : Tnx:ldq, co:lt‘-nd n;};idhy styl[;g in many w;g_ted ioned; Black, Gray, Cordovan, Navy 3 5C and Semi-English and new shape i { I aad faney stitches, e, \ slenglishh and | pew shape .oeoeeeiieicecienioniens i wide selection, i oo Bairs St Snd Balbrigean soecereess crvevenss FemovRive s hancn Children's Knitted Wool Toques, $.50 | 0 GE'$100 In Brown, Tan and with pull-down ear-protectors. ....... wOmen S w ’ Black Scotch or Nor- v ! omens The Real thing in wegian Grain Youngsters Shoes | Bath Robes Ty 835 Made- of Heavy Blanket Cloth in rich, warm looking Union Suits Special, $1.40 Wemen’s Fine Ribhed Siik Velour Hats Leather; Brown Ma- hogany and Toney Red Russia Calf, Brown and Black Kid, Gun-metal or Velour Calf—with leather or Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes—Brown leather up= pers; sewed leather soles; Nature Sl.49 shape lasts. Every pair guaranteed. .. Children's Button and Lace Shoes—in all the wanted leathers—Spring heels; Slm broad 10€S..ccoceeeecacncuancnnonnan patterns, Flnished with Striped Union Suits ef medium collar, pockets, girdle and {ght: ook wear Boys’ Scout and School Shees—Brown Elk ‘;3‘“11""““.& Exceptional at ;,:_:h:; et e s ‘00 rubber hecls. tops; solid leather soles. Warranted 32.45 il [ s sl Store. Down Stairs Stere. for wear. Sizes1106................ i } (Same as above, sizes 10 to 1375, $1.95) i i Sports Hose For Women 55¢ Pair ‘Women’s English Ribbed Cot- ton Sports Hose, in brown and heather mixtures, with rein- forced heels and double soles H. and toes. Made without seams; ‘warm and appropriate for cool ‘weather. Special, 53¢ .-lx‘. ‘Wool Sport Hose, in varicus Jusk Recived Lot e s, Children’s Big Overcoat Specials | Petticoats $2.75 Specially Price quali changeable colorings Flannelette Sleeping Garments Specially Priced double yoked and neatly trimmed with braid or stitch- ing. Special, 95¢c. Outing Filaanel Gowns, in regular and extra sizes, with ribbon bindings; some plain white; others striped pat- terns. Special, $145. Women’s Two-piece Outing ;flah:;nel _Pld:ilml, in pretty ight striped patterns. Spe= cial, $195. Fknulme Petticoats and Bloomers at 56c each. Dews Btxirs G 30 to 36. A e Unlike so many Velours there is be- coming shape to these Hats—and as a result smart distinctiveness. and all proportions; silk lined and silk bands. Black, Cedar and Brown shades. All sizes A new arrival in Men’s Imported Golf Caps—plain cloth and $ Q.50 tweedS. ccceececcsccsoincnsans Sweaters $7.0 Coat model—with shawl collar; in the weave that you want. Maroon, Navy, Brown and the Heather mixtures. Sizes Men’s Felt House Slippers, with padded * Elk leather soles; cushion insoles. $1.00 Sizes5to12. .. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—broken sizes from our regular stock—Gun Metal, Patent Leather, Brown or Tan Calf. Button, Blucher and Straight-lace; English and Nature 32.95 lasts. Grades up to $6.00............. On the Economy Floor (Fourth Floor) Another of those 05 g 2 Big in value—as well as in model—for they are cut on the gen- erous lines that are roomy and comfortable. Double-breasted, plaid back, Raglan and regular sleeves; and patch pockets. They are smart Coats—and yet there’s nothing that’ll offend your conservatism—and you will agree they are wonderful values —even for the Economy Floor. A e R— ——