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organization. clients. “ormerly 13th St “Save while you sperid— Bay your own home.” The Sansbury Co. Activit There are.no_drones in the conduct of this Every member of the force is actively engaged in the furtherin, of the business to which he is a service to every client reaches a degree of effi- ciency that makes every transaction not only sutcessful, but pleasant. We would like to number you among our N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC. “Everything in Real Estate” of the branch liated and the Now 1418 Eye'St. Do your feet give out in the afternoon? ROBABLY thereisnothing the matter with your feet, but soon after you put on our shoes, they Lgin to tire. Why? Nature : planned thefoot to have three . points of contact with the " ground— heel, ball and out- side arch. But in raising the heel from the ground, the arch isleft without a firm support. ¢ Your weight bearing down on : theunsupportedarchstrainsit. "Arch-Pr_es'efier,f’ Prices Moderate Boots . $10and $12 New spring styles in stock at our 7th and 9th St. stores—and at oug new “City Club Shop,” 1318 G St.—open next week: AN AR AN - » BIVID; KEEPSTHE FOOT WELL” o The Arch Preserv- er Shoe raises the heel and arch from the ground, thus the foot the a ce you desire; but unlike shoes with bending arches, it has a concealed built-in arch- bridge that su; s the arch. Though shod in the latest fashion, your feet are free from .strain all through -the longest, hardest,daywhenyou wear Arch Preserver Shoes. Oxfords $8and $9 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9tk St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E.: 8 American Girl Wins Big English Prize 3 MISS ALICE YOUNG Of Mishawaka, Ind. who has ‘been awarded a prize of $1,000 offered for the best suggestion on how to make Tondon the “Magnet of the World.” .Competing against all England, the American girl, a former Indiana dewspaper reporter, based her sug- Zestlans on what Is done in Americn |to make towns attractive. Mins advocated: “Brighter, cleaner stations, with good, warm walting ;| impreastons. count. }ways within twenty mileq of Lo eliminating the present. smoke and " be kept principals, or mas fires, or mmokeless fuel or coke. Cut out unsightly chin- neys and prescut smoke. More at- window dressing, with goo Mghting after hours. Introduce di trict competition by offering n priz for the smartest hueiness section. Hotels allowed popular entertain- ments and dancing at menls at pop- ular prices. Light wines to be wold at all hours. Eliminnte refuse on streets in all parts of the city. Intro- duce waste baskets on bottom inmppostx. Knock down all w. hiding gardens or green plots piant trees in the wide atreets when- ever poxsible. Lotn of good music and entertainments of all kinde.| Clean, light. modern officts on the American plan.” Wide World Photo. SAYS MEDIEVAL CHIVALRY HAS RETURNED IN WAR Bishop Brent Sees ‘“Measure of Gentlemanliness” in Iimi- tation of Arms. NEW YORK, March tion of naval armament, [ elimination of certain extra-brutal features of war, again such a liness and chi v. Charles H. Bishop of W in a Lenten lettcr which lm ry congregation of the Epis . declared ent to scopal | & sat- isfied,” refine the exerc soal is b understanding, forbearing, trusting 1t is for the Christian any other body to: n be done character . an army of de am ready | with intelligence and | the i fellowship. church more th: at any time power to meet and confound forces that make for war.” . |STARS AND STRIPESFLY | OVER OLDEST MONASTERY | By the Arsociated I'ress. < TIFLIS, Armenia, March 6.—The Stars_‘and Stripes ' v protectingly | over Etchmiadzin Castie, near Eriva belfeved to be the oldest monaster in the world, which has just been re. - |opened by the Near East Relief as an orphanage. One of its buildings lared to have been built in A.D. 330. Historically the old monastery is one of the most important es in | Armenia. "It is the cradle of Chris- tian faith in that country, haying! been founded hy St. Qregory, who in- | |& troduced Christianity into Armenfa in the third century It covers several acres and is sur- rounded by a great wall that has sus- tained many sicg . Kurds, Tar- tars, Persians and Saracens. i UNEMPLOYMENT IS LESS. SES e 1 Pennsylvania Reports Better Con- | dition, Especially in Philadelphia. | HARRISBURG, Ta.; March 7,—The| number of unemployved in Pennsylva- nia decreased more than five thousand in February, figures made public to- | |day by C. B. Connelly, commissioner j of labor and industry, show. The fl8~' ures were compiled from reports of the ten emplovment officers in the 835 February 1. Philadelphia showe; the greatest decrease, with aproxi mately 4,100. _— ‘The metal trades showed improve- ment in most districts, but building and construction was almost at a standstill. In the mining districts the situation showed little chang Scranton reported the collieries work. ing practically full time, but said there was “evidence of preparation on the part of the coal companies for either "a strike or a suspension April 1" —_— Florida—Atlantic Coast Line offers choice of five through trains on_convemient sehedules. _Experts arrange every detail at of- THE - EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922, ; We Will! Street Car Tokens 3 for 20c For the accommodation of our cus- tomers who do not desire to Invest 40c in car tokens at one time, we will sell THREE Tokens for 20c. On sale Bureau of Information—Maln Floor., = # Were 250 came too late most of it. —Box Coat bamboo, saddle Sale of Famous Richeli Pearl Necklaces At About One-Half the Prices They -~ Ordinarily Sell for EACH NECKLACE IN SATIN- LINED CASE We have just received another of the famous “Richelieu” Necklaces, which. we offer tomorrow at these unusually low prices—just about one-hali the established value. These strings of “Richelieu” Pearls ' have the soft velvety sheen just like the Oricntal pearls—each one is inde- structible—guaranteed indefinitely. sizes of graduated pearls, length strings. 18:Inch Strands 27-Inch Strands Each necklace bears the genuine “Richelien” tag and the manufacturer's absolute guarantee. All and finished with solid gold clasps. Jewolry Department—First Floor. A'New Kind Of Pattern . 29 i “Printed | OU have no idea how much quicker sewing is with this New McCall Pattern—"it’s printed.” Cutting out is done in a jifly, for the straight of the goods, the directions and the cutting lines are all before you “printed” on the Pattern. “Printing” gives correctness to every McCall Pattern,. so that every garment can be made up to give the right ef- fect. fce, 1418 H st. n.w. Tel. Main 7800, —Adrer- tisement. WILL SHELL MOORISH PORTS. FERROL, Azores, March 65.—The ‘I Spanish warship Alfonso XIII left here yesterday for Cadiz, where it will take on ammunition, later pro- ceedjng to the Moroccan coast, where Moorish positions will be bombarded. The Jaime 1 is at anchor here, but & Eu ;rlla.klnz preparations to depart for 'adiz. Kiddies Love to Eat Mueller’s HILD hunger is the dumb call of fast ‘growing muscles and tissues for new T he it Wi motherd serve Museller’s Elbow Macaron, Spa; eaiorEggNoudh,ple:?lnddm for they contain 1660 calories of energy mlbundlmfim S:brvadinvadm tasty ways, always plenses the youngsters. Moellers foads are casily digessod. Serve it on Mondays and Wednesdays es well as Fridays. ml:emd’l:,u;_ymmfl':’s" to your % Y grade Tkt fondirties “All you need in a food” Tweed Suits -~ *Sold out,” we were compelled to say to man —Tuxedo Styles —VWith Patch Pockets And the colors—you may select from Pepper-and-Salt Mixtures, in black and white, jade and white, brown and white, as well as rose,.copen, orchid, tan, new blue, Pearl various 20=Inch Strands IT PAYS TOV R A You Disappointed Last Week? Here’s Another Opportunity! S0| customers last week who to share.the wonderful values. ‘eive secured 250 more of the same suits, offering the disappointed ones another chance. Make the No need to quote comparative values—everyawoman and miss will rec- ognize these Tweed Suits at $9.50 as a remarkabl® bargain. iChoice of the popular Scotch Tweeds, Homespuni Tweeds and Jersey Tweeds, in sizes for misses and women. —Chic Tailored Models —Norfolks —Straightlines —Belted Models —Novelty Button Trimmed Effects brown, asphalt, mocha and heather. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. White Goods Offering special lots of need- ed white fabrics at greatly lowered prices for Wednesday. Not too early to begin sewing for summer. $1.69 Longcloth, $1.39—36-inch Longcloth, ten-vard pieces; soft-finish $l 39 quality 3 2 20c_Pajama Checks, 15¢—36- inch White Pajama Checks, ciose woven, soft-finish grade, for making un- lsc dergarments 69c White Gabardine, 49c— 36-inch White Gabardine, a yarn- mercerized quality, for 49C lot women's dresses and Aan skirts o 39c Wi 29c—36-inch White v ity, in neat small and large checks Goldeaberg’s—F:i 25c¢ Dress Ginghams 16¢ yard 27 Inches Wide A special Wednesday sale of 27-inch Dress Ginghams, soft- finish quality, for women’s or children’s wear. In plaids, checks, stripes and plain colars. Mill lengths from 10 to 20 yards. Warranted fast colors. 25¢ Percales, 18c—36-inch Percales, light and dark grounds, " in a large assortment of new l siyles and colorings; extra fine quality, for men's and are perfect quality I bovs' shirts, also B g y‘ women's and children’s lSC . Wi o berg’s—First Floor. Sale of Rompers Good news—a momey-saving oppostunity that no value-wise mother can afford to overlook—a chance to anticipate needs for the ‘whole season. Lot One, 79c—Kiddies’ Romoers, in tan and copen. made with wide outpoci ts: also of neat checked gingham, some 79C with embroidered desiznsy all sizes..... Lot Two, $1.98—"Iwaanta” Creepers and Romp- § ere. of tan mercerizl material, ‘also of rep. i | blue and pink; hand smocked yokes. Various new styles; all sizes. Regu- $l 98 4 larly $2.50 .. R e e < Goldenterg's—Third Floo. Eink. mais, \ Regular $1.59 Per 81x99 Seamless Sheets - at $1.39 each Prudent housewives will hasten to take advantage of this unusual value, and will save greatly at the same time. They are extra size sheets—81x9g inches—made of fine qual- ity, firm-woven. sheeting, full bleached and seamless, with 3-inch hem: Special for one day at $1.39 each. $1.39 Bleached Sheef 1.19— -eads, —Cro- 63x90 Seamless. Bxeuchg{ ghl‘etu. crflers Bsefd‘s"};reads. St $1.29 single-bed size; per- %-bed size: in Mar- fect " quallty: " fres sl 90| Kot v S0c _Pillowcases, 39c—45x36 | g5 Crochet Bedspreads, Run-of-the-mill Bleached Pil- | 3228—Full double- cases, ; raised Marseilles $ from starcl lowcases, extra —heavy, bed size, in heavy 390 $2.00 Bedspreads, $1.75—63x90 from starch or dress- PP [ Patterns ........... 20c Pi Mc— 42x36 ‘White Dimity Bed- Run-of-the-mill' Bleach- spreads, single-bed $l .75 ed Pillowcases, hand- 14C [ size; perfect quality. 5 torn and ironed. Each. Goidenberg’s—First Floer. Laee 63c Heavy size; handies— White Japanned Food Choppers, i} Brend Boxes, roll $l .49 Five - string | - heavy iron, re- fI top style; large Corn Straw | tinned; four ot Wisard Wax, re Brooms, sc- | cutters; easily [§ Bize— lar 85c cans for— lected stock—:| operated— $1.09 Stretchers, size 6X13 ) Boilers, large No. .9 cold 50c Curtain | Cotton Clofhes H Galvanized | “Betuy Ross” Galvaniseg 1Irom feet, conter brace— | . om Coal o| Etecric 1roms, Lines, 50-ft. Hods, Eo0O0d| full weight; Wash Tubs, large $1.59 it S detachable 32-inch size; drop plug; each iron handle—" guaranteed— = = $2.98 Tin Wash woold HKeysatone [ 69c 98¢ BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT/K'ST. “THE DEPENDABLE Potted Plants See the beautiful display of Potted Plants on our First Floor tomorrow. A variety of the choicest kinds, offered at lowest prices. Boston and Table Ferns. . .89c pot Hyacinths, two in pot....39c pot Hyacinths, one in pot.....29c pet Boston Ferns. . 39¢c pot Primroses. . . . 75c pot Small Table Ferns. . ..15¢c pot Geldenberg's—First Floor. L] Featuring for Wednesday Wonderful Assortments of Beautiful Pre-Easter Hats £10 $15 $18.50 Styles that are right in tune with the new season— faithfully . folowing every accepted fashion edict for Spring. Artful creations, whose surprising angles, dips and tilts and whose unexpected bits of trimming are the essence of fashion. 2 EXCLUSIVE ORIGINALITY MARKS THE MANY AND VARIED PES—AND COLORS ARE GAY IN NEW SPRING TONES —Reds and Jades —Pearly Grays —Azure Blues —Brilliant Orchids Pokes, Bobette and Matron Hats in visca straw cloths and Milan and hemp braids. Turbans, straws, hai Joys’ Wash Suits High-Grade Qualities Made to Retail at $2 to $4 $1 45 Sizes2to 8 Years Never have such wonderful wash suits been offered at this low price. It will pay you to buy an entire season’s supply of wash suits for the youMgsters tomorrow at $1.45. Every Garment PERFECT All brand-new and PERFECT qual- ity. Fashioned of fine guality wash fabrics—colors guaranteed absolutely ast. MODELS include every new style for the coming season—Middies, Oliver Twist, Junior Norfolks and coat styles. MATERIALS are finest grade wash fabrics, including Palmer Linen, Peggy Cloth, Invincibles, Repps, Golden Cloth and many other durable materials. All warranted absolutely fast color. COLORS—A varied range for selec- tion, in:luding blues, tans, grays, green, white, plain and striped effects; also many pretty combinations. Every suit neatly trimmed with braid. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Beys' Department—Third Fleer. Women’s Low Shoes Spring ‘footwear obtained in a remarkable purchase, to which we have added broken lines from our regular stock of higher priced shoes, giving you choice of a varied range of desirable styles at these splendid savings. Oxfords and Pumps, of tan, patent leather, black kid and dull leathers. Louis, military and low walking heels. Welted, turned and McKay sewed soles. Sizes 2% to 7; widths A to D. a Goldenberg’s—First Floor. - Men’s Suits We have rounded up the entire lot of suits carried over from last season and marked them at this low price to hurry them out of the store tomorrow. Large selection of patterns in gray, brown, green, tan and a few blue serges. Mostly half and three-eighths lined with alpaca. Double and single breasted mod- els. Not all sizes in any one pattern, but all sizes in the lot from 32 to 42 regulars. Goldenberg's First Clothes Shop for Men—Direot mhun.lm $1.50 Crepe de Chine, $1.19 All-silk, rich, crepy-finish quality, firm woven and one of the most fashionable silks for spring. 40 inches wide, in a complete assortment of street and evening shades, including white, flesh, jade, canna, orchid, navy, brown, black, etc. 357terh Cotoret Sovin Serentne, rich, satin-face quality, in ali wanted street :\'enln! sha $200 Crepe Satim, $1.39—40- fnch Crepe Satin, all pure silk quality, in black, $l .39 navy blue and brown | O\ YL X Y80 OV TRY TR v Rt