Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 11

SAM ENCOURAGES - VLI AVATON Tk D RN B DT Country Turning From Mili- tary Use of Plane to Com- mercial Development. ‘The Slamese legation, through its charge d'affaires, Phra Sanpakitch, today called the attention of Americ; to the national policy of SBiam in ®ard to aviation. Pointing out the re: lationship of this policy to the pro- To Turn From Military Use. IDEDRESS Squared off to fight the common-place, the points of Idedress are unmistak- ably good. Its rolling wing is unmistakably new. Its style is uamistakably cot. rect. GEO. P. IDE & CO., INC. e Tnddd S nouncements which have emanated from the arms limitation conference upon the subject of aviation, Phra Sanpakitch cited the recent expres- sion of the views of the Prince o Nagor Svarga, chief of the general staff of the Siamese army, as pub- lished in the Bangkok Times. zeq = £ It is the purpose of the Siamese go ernment, according to this high au- thority, to turn its thoughts from military aviation toward civil avi; tion for the present and to develop civil aviation to the utmost extent. The military air forces still to be controlled by the war office are to de- vote their attention to extending the usefulness and efficiency of civil and industrial flying. The machines w be used in the postal service, in sur- vey work, in medical work and In me measure the carriage of goods Il be developed. A delegate re resented Siam at the recent European air congress and an aviation law is at present being drafted in Siam in ac- cordance with the international rules, The chief of the general staft of the Siamese army emphasizes the fact that through the utilization of aviation In the postal service flying experience and practice will be af- fo! many young aviators who would be available for service In th event of a military emergency, a! this without any unproductive e: penditure of national funds. Co-Operation Asked For. “Of course,” he sald “an important factor will be the co-operation o other countries, and although it is difficult to forecast the future of aviation generally, the trend of event: goes to show that aerial posts w continue to be inaugurated. It is possible that the European malils may be flown from Hanol to Bangkok, a journey of two days, thus saving much time, and from Burma.” Hitherto, it i explained, practically all the Siamese planes have been im- ported. ~Recent experimentation has established the fact that by import- ing only the engines and constructing the planes in local plants a very material saving may be effected, and this system is to be adopted. Siam, according to the prince, recognizing the potentialities of aviation in war or peace, is determined to keep abreast with the times in this depart- ment of her national interests. —_— PLATONIC LOVE ENDS IN DEATH OF BURGLAR Woman, at Husband’s, Trial, Tells of Presents Brought to Her by Slain Marauder. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 24 pla cuic 10ve vi @ bu.. . . for a ried woman was disclosed as the cause of a slaying today at the trial of William Grubb for first degree the stand in behalf of her husb.:a. Mrs, Mary | Asaes (Grubb testifled that George Corcoran, whom Grubb is charged with killing, used to visit her frequently, bringing pres- ents of silk stockings, gloves and other finery taken in his night prowl- ings. ’an'en. she testified, Grubb surprised the burglar in their home one nigh paying her a visit, and_shot him to death. She admitted Corcoran had sought a warmer affection from her, but declared their relationship had never been more than platonic. Grubb, whose home originally was in Ohio, has been writing weekly let- ters to his-mother from Tombs prison, telling her how well he was getting along in New York. She does not know yet of his trouble, he said. BRITISH GAIN CONTROL IN MALABAR DISTRICT Military Forces May Be Reduced to Peace Strength—=2,266 Mop- 1ahs Have Been Killed.” By the Associated Press. DELHI, Indla, January 24—The situation in the ~Malabar distri where an uprising of the Moplal \ st last, is pr For “Points West” Visitors—Seafood PEOPLE from the West who seldom get close to the source of their seafood, will add enjoyment to their Washington visit with a fish dinner at WAL- LIS’ gFrom the waters of the Chesa- peake and its tribu- taries, renowned around the world, come fish of every season- able sort to be had at their freshest—at Wallig’ “Washinglon’s Largest Restaarant” 12th and G Sts. N.W. Get Ready for Early Spring Now is the time to go over your wardrobe and send us your garments to be dyed the newest . shades. g Prepare NOW.for Spring! 3 Call Main 4724 The il Jnc. il cLEANERS &, Teeive Sromgs 5] | broke out in Augu: $ [ 90 Sunday Excursion thorities hope it will be possible to reduce the military forces to peace- [ | time garrison strength by the middle of February. The number ‘of Moplahs killed in the fighting is given as 2,266; wound- Sunday, February 5 e 1.625; captured, 5,88, and volun- del’} Through Tral l tarily surrendere 8,25 in Sta., 7th Ave. 32¢ The Moplahs, Moslem descendants l51'of Arab traders, revolted on August 21, 1931, attacking Christians, and a ty, 6:30 a.m. forcibly converting many hundreds roing, leaves New York 5:30 p.m. (3| of Hindus to Mohammedanism. They Bimilar excursions-Suadays, March 8, (8| committed many depredations, loot April 2 and 30, B ing and burning houses, and cutting and 30. Tickets on sale begunning Priday @i down the cocoanut, rubber, cocoa and ‘Preceding date of excursiea = | tea plantations. d . There aré about 1,000,000 Moplah: [ In the Malabar district. There ha: 5] been no estimates as to the number 5] of persons killed or wounded by the AEie) M during the insurfectio: hington Saturday Midnight, arrives Penna. Sta. in the York C: MOTOR FUEL MORE POWER : MORE MILES LESS CARBON '} OBTAINABLE AT LEADING FILLING STATIONS COLUMBIA OIL CO. ROSSLYN, VA. WEST 1012 Linen i Hemitcied Handkerchiefs, 25¢ NTlo o T ortha. cad e oo e e o colnlen,. Novelty Hem: et Mo el i ne | sthnes Hanginiens wore 8, ems| wit! ne a1 rel n fast & borders, in blue tam, lavendet IJ woven borders, in pink, blue, lavender and green. Colora green. At, eachy all guaranteed. At each, 25¢ Boys* 250 Pure Linen Hem. Men’s 29c Pure Linen Hem- | Stitched Handkerchlefs, with stitched Handkerchiefs, with %-inch hem. At ¢ for 81 %-inch hem. At 8 for #1 Palats Royal—Main Floor. 300 Women's there may be a missed mar their appearance. in finé ribbed and fancy Women’s Glove Silk Vests, $1.25 colors.” All perfect. Splen Underwear Day at $125. Women’s Regular 50 Embossed Corduroy Rbes, $‘3.5 As an extra special we will offer these robes at erous assortment of colors, such as rose, copen, embossed in flowers. Smart styles with pocket an Regularly $1.50. Tailored top and bodice style. Flesh did quality at this price. 7 PALAIS ROYAL The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. : Est, 1877—A Lisner, Prop. Pure Qualities if Perfect Would Reg- . ularly Sell for $2.25 and .$2.35 This manufacturer’s examiners are instructed to reject. any garment with the slightest irregularity— 1 g g y stitch or an infinitesimal oil spot, but nothing to impair the wearing qualities or “Tailored” of good quality pure silk—serviceable.. Low neck, ribbed, bodice style, weaves. Pink and orchid.” All sizes. At $1.49, Glove Silk Nowelty Silk Bloomers, $2.45 . Bloomers, $3.95 Regularly $2.95. Women’s, Reégularly $495 to $5.95. Reinforced to insure wear. | Womén's. Glove Silk, with « | Also vests to match, inbod- { daigty ruffle and trimmed ice style and built-up shoul-. | cuffe; dn pink. Thursday, ders. All sizes. At $248, Underwear Day, at §395. | $4.50 and $4.95 Sports Bloomers, $2.95 Sports Bloomers and Knickers, $2.95 Regularly $350 to $395. Women’s Heavy Glove Silk Knickers, well reinforced. Also samples of Sports Bloomers in colors, At $2.95. Wool Mixed Knickers and Sports Bloomers, in gray, navy, taupe and black. In knce and 34 lengths. All sizes included. At $2.95. y Palais Royal—Main Floor. the above decidedly low price. These robes sell regularly for $4.50. In a gen- cherry, wistaria and blue. Fashioned of dependable corduroy, attractively d V neck. Special feature for Underwear Day at $3.59.—Third Floor. 200 Sample Silk Petticoats at $3.98 This manufacturer gave us his entire sample line. There are hardly two alike. Neatly made of all silk, taffeta, messaline or silk jersey. In tailored or novelty flounces. In Underwear Day special at $3.98.—Third Floor. plain colors and combinations. Some are worth double this price. As an Special---Women’s Underwear, $1.79 All are neatly made of good quality washable materials, smartly trimmed. Generous varieties to choose from. 50 styles of Nightgowns, 50 styles of Envelope ‘Chemise, ,30 styles of Petticoats, 10 styles of Combinations, 20 styles of Crepe Nightgowns, 5 styles of Pajamas. Featured for $1.79.~Third Floor. Larger Size House Dresses at $2.98 An opportunity extraordinary for the woman who wears the larger sizes—from 48 to 52. These are odd lots that were con- siderably higher in price—reduced for Thursday. In practical and becoming styles, loose and tight waists. Splendid washable colors. Fashioned of gingham, percale and chambray. Reduced in price for Underwear Day to $2.98.—Third Floor. ‘. Remarkable Purchase of a 1 Manufacturer’s Entire Line of Luggnee 250 _From Regular Selling Price 2] .. Included Are: Week-End Cases Suit Cases Automobile Cases . Hat Boxes Made of mole skin enameled, enameled duck, ‘. fabricoid, on basswood and’steel frames. Linings of silk, cretonne and linen. Some have trays, others | with pockets in linings. i Every buyer knows that lugg samples are | made wityh infinite care—also de[ignadgaeb!e. Splendid quality merchandise; only one of a kind. Be sureto | be on hand early. i afiogui}tbéx::‘ o M'so c:'l:.'Ahml mdl;:e 310-50 $7.50 Hat Boxes, Week End $15 A bil : gm ot 85,63 | oo Auomebile §11.25 fl $12 We nd an obile $19 Automobil i puomoble 99,00 | J9 Aol $14.25 Also 25%, Discount on 3 Styles of Dress Trunks $1698 Fiber Trunks, center bands and snap locks. 36-inch size. At $14.50 Fiber Trunks, center bands and snap locks. 36-inch size. At o $2300 Fiber Trunks; have heavy steel bindings. - - 36-inch size. At $17.28 i Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Quality—at Price of “Seconds” Women's—First Q 29¢ 1,300 Pairs Burson Hose, Burson—the hose knitted to the shape of one’s limb, Elastic but fitting like a glove. Durable—feet reifnforced. 9 to 10, in black, gray, cordovan and balbriggan. Union Suits—Women's; fleece lined: high neck, long sleeves, ankle length; extra sizes, $1.35. Slzes 36 sl.m and 38, “Jwmbo” Underwear—Wom- ; sizes 46 to 60; fleéce- 1lined vests; high neck, long sleeves; pants ankle 59c length, 25¢ Fleeced Hose, 3 Pairs, 50c wool hose—made with elastic ribbed tops an uh!:.re:d. ;lan.:s l‘m'::kquel 9 to 10. Regularly 250 pair. Nightgowns, $1.00 P FE :!mnsn{!.fi. Sot- Of heavy Ecotch flannelette, in pretty"color stripes. Full |:sette and Batiste Pajamas— cut and well made. All sizes | last of lots—reduced in price to $1.44 for choice. up to 50—at $1.00. Children’s Night Drawers, 2 Pairs, $1.00 Of striped flannelette—made with feet. ’:‘.-o:m—_h the Palais Union Suits— Women's; of ribbed lisle; low neck, sleeve- less, tight or shell knees. 50: All sizes, Union Sults—Women's; mé= dium _«weight; low neck, sleeveless, ankle length; 36 fo- 44, Worth $1.00. Spe- 79¢ cial at The Vogue Now and Ideal Weathsh for Silk-and-W ool Sports Hose, $1.75 pair This decidedly low price because they are slightly irregular in weave. If perfect would sell regularly for $2.95 pair. Finding the imperfections is the problem, for they are so slight. Be sure to make your choice early, for values like these are quickly “snapped up.” Silk-and- ;vool ichelieu Ribbed Hose, in black, gray, brown, heather, tan and camelshair. At 1.75 pair. Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Quality % *Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Women’s Silk-and-Wool Hose, $1 |° dren’s Wool Sports Hose, 75¢ Sports Hose, in heather, green and brown * ool mixed, full length and three-quarter mixtures. Richelieu ribbed. Irregular weaves |, .8ngth, with attractive fancy tops, in brown, or slight faults. Complete range of sizes. ‘fi‘lue and heather. Sizes 7 to 10. All perfect. At $1.00. t 75¢c. 5 . Palais Royal—Main Floor. In a week :he sewing season will beon in earnest. For the hundreds of women who are thinking of making their own underwear we have chosen interesting lots of desirable merchandise—standard Palais Royal quality—at lower prices. Lingerie Crepe, 29¢ Yard e plain white, pink, blue and yellow. About 600 yards in the lot. Beautiful sheer quality and specially priced at 29¢c yard. . Printed Plisse Crepes—For underwear. Big range of tinted and plain white grounds. Very soft finish. At, yard, 3%c. Lingerie Batiste—36 inches wide. Fine, highly mercerized batiste, in white. Beautiful | _ Imperial Naineooks—200 boxes. Made of Sea silk-like finish, which it will retain after laun- Island cotton. One of the best made and guar- dering. Yard, 33c. anteed to give satisfaction, 10 yards to & box: ! No. 1904, box No. 1908, Oyama Nainsook—36 inches wide. ‘A fabris .| No..1906. $450 box No. 1909, well worthy of L inspection. Shown : No. 1910. $7.60 box. white and pink. For fine lingeries. 10 yai to box. Box, $480 R Palais Royal—Second Floer. English Longeloth—36 inches wide. Just fitfty plieces in the lot. With a fine chamois finish.’ 10 yards to ‘the plece. Regularly $2.25. ece, asement Spring Dresses AS;(in;dhiee—Limi:ofz’a Yards to a Purchaser 4,500 Yds. Muslins at 10 Yds., $1.00 pilegched Musliathe J"?:; Longeloth=—the fine chamois Dresses You shegue an Sillowensea. 36 | S0 O Gy Will Value. | Genpine Plisse i ’ sse Crepe, Special, 6 Yds., $1.00 at $25.00 —in pink, blue and Srpde b . joLhe malers foreee | Spring Dress Goods, 4 Yds., $1.00 prices now th'an later. Values Are 35¢, 39c, 45¢ an d 50c Yard Styles 5,000 yndmaflou—}qn from the mills—the spring- Summer Wash 88 Goods—Batiste, organdy, beach suiting X and white gobds, Brst »_uu.llty—full pleces—350 to 500 values _ New drapes, plcture at 4 yards for §106 ° ‘esque _ sleeves, chic ings. Dresses _worth seeing. g * o Materials Krepe Xnit, Canton, Crepe, Chiffor Taffets, 7 Crepe 8 Cne e v | Women’s 50¢ Bloomers at 39¢ ing Dresses at $18.75, Of mercerized cloth, with silk stripes. Flesh and black, _ Bargain Basement. Fomorvew in the Palals Royal—Bargain Basement. 25¢ Grade Nainsook | 29¢ Grade Flanneletts .6 Yards, 98¢ 5 Yards, $1.00 86-inch—Batiste finish, for Fleeced—in floral and other early spring sewing. Special, | designs and ¢olorings, for @ yards, 8Sc. & kimonos, etc. Now in Progress—a Great Sale of ' Chamoisette Gloves THINK! At half and nearly half Usual Prices. Product of one of the best glove makers in America. There are at least two months of Chamolsette glove weather ahead of us yet, so be sure and provide mow. The name of this well known maker_{s stamped In each pair of gloves. You should sce these gloves. $1.00 Regular $2 grade Long Chamoisette Gloves. _12-button length, suedelike fabric, wide cut. Stitched backs, hali pique sewn, two clasps and tailored thumbs. Colors: White, brown, bea- ver, covert, gray and pongec. Sizes 5% to 7V 3¢ Regular $1.50 grade Fancy Stitched Back, half P. K. scam Duplex Chamois- ette Gauntlets, with strap wrist. White and colors, 73c. Regular $1 grade Short Two-clasp Duplex Chamoisette Gloves, at 73c. Regular $1 and $1.50 grades 16- button-length Chamoisette Gloves at T Ae Regular 75¢ grade Short Chamoisette Gloves, 2-clasp. half P. K. seam, 44c. Palais Royal—Main Floor. You should see these new P Dresses $19.75 and $25 They're different—in style, in effect, in materials—and they bring all the charm of new spring colors. Materials fashioned of \French serge, crepe de chine, taffeta, charmeuse, silk chiffon, black satin and canton crepe, Poiret twill and tricotine. Dresses for street, afternoon, business—in fact, dresses for every purpose. The slender bodice and blouse effect are in prominence; then the skirts are bouffant, basque effect ; also panels are much in evi- dence. At $19.75 and $25. - Palais Royal—Third Floor. Wool Sweaters Slip-over Models Pongee Blouses Attractive Styles Handmade Blouses Voile and Batiste Slip-over Style Wool Sweaters, plain and closely woven. Finished with sash. Pretty shades of jade, brown, black, navy and buff. Sizes 34 to 44. At $295. New Pongee Blouses, in five styles. Peter Pan, roll and round collar effects. Plated and embroid- ered, square and V necks. Sizes 36 to 42. At $2.95. Handmade Blouses, of fine ba- tiste and voile, with filet lace edg- ing and handdrawn work. Square neck with tuxedo collars. Sizes 36 to 46. At $295. Piping Rock Sports Hats, $3.50 The Original, the Genuine There are Imitations. The genuine is difterent and better—here in black, white, brown, navy, orchid, green, sand, copen, gray, henna, rose, etc. New Arrivals of Untrimmed Straw Hats Of every new style and color that will be in demand this coming season. Priced from $249 to $7.50. Palals Royal—Second Floor. Children’s Needs Reductions to make room for Spring Merchandise Ohildren’s Pajamas—One and two plece styles. Made of heavy Scotch flannelette, in neat stripes and figures, Values $2.00 to $2.98. Sizes s179 to 18. At Children's f the best quality chambray and gingham. Neat styles, in the best washing colors. Oflga and ends of best-selling styles. Sizes § to ”.98 16 years. 323 Handsome Dresses—For the hard- to-fit girl of 12 to 16. /Made of French ta, tricotine &fl novelty tv r} ng "”-:’d ‘ua;g; A lnl_!‘-ln effects, alues .4 0 $27.00, e duced to L $16.98 lcon :m‘ : hlldlr‘n'll. In a va- riety of praoctical colors. Closely knitted. Reduced to $3.98 Infants’ Dresses—Long and short dresses of soft nainsook. Dainty styles. Lace and embroidery trimmed. $l 00 Bizes to 2 years. At . Palais Reyal—Third Floeer, ,.lll..llllllllll.l..lllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllllllllllllllll.llllll.llll.llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIII,.