Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 23

e ‘mimwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmg lw ARNS H”PIN“S Woodmard &Ifithfinp OF INPERIAL PERI £ and Once Island Leader, Speaks at Manila. By the Assoclated Press. - ] MANILA, P. I, March T.—An inde- pendeht Philippine republic at this time would be “engulfed in irresisti- ble tides of imperlalism,” and sub- merged, Dr. Jdcob Gould Schurman, minister to China, declared tonight at, a dinner tendered by ‘leading Fili- pinos. Dr. Schurman was chairman | of the first Philippine commission, ap- pointed by President McKinlef. Dr. Schurman asked If the people of the Philippines were in the position to maintain an,independent republic. Independence, he said,” was simply a question of time, but the election of the right time was of transcendent importance. Present Outlook. Discussing the present outlook for independence, Dr. Schurman sald: “Visualizing the troubled condi- tions of the world since Spain ceded soverelgnty over the Philippines to the United States; recalling the amb! tions and lust of certain great na- tions for acquisition .of Pacific pos- sessions; remembering the dominance of militarism in the world and the caltous indifference of military pow- ers to moral and international law and the rights of smaller nations, I do not hesitate to give it as my delibe; ate opinion that an independent Phil- ippine republic would be engulfed in irresistible tides of imperialism and competing economic interests, and submerged as completely as other in- dependent nations have been sub- merged in the tumultuous upheavals of the last two and twenty years. Is the danger yet passed? Are you men and women of the Philippines today in a position to maintain an fnde- pendent republic? “I repeat, when the United States withdraws from the islands it will have no further responsibility for your protection. Liability, Not Asset. “I have always thought, and still think, the Philippines are not an as- set, but a llability for the United States. At present. however, I am These Smart Tweed Suits 200 New Models $ 1 5 Just Received Because our first selling proved so popular, we have added to our selections equally good quality tweeds, in a variety of favored styles. We direct your at- tention to Styles for Misses and Women thinking of you Filipinos,. not our- selves, and my question is whether you can afford to accept independence | in the unsettled condition of the world that has followed the great war, even if it 18 offered you on a silver platte Reorganization of resources for de- fense, Dr. Schurman said, was neces- sary as a preliminary step before the Fillpinos would be ready to assume the immense responsibility of under- E |1aking and defending their own in- depez\llenca and sovereign ‘govern- men GERMANS FEAR TOURISTS. By the Associated Pre BERLIN, March 8.—An announce- ment that 300,000 Americans have booked passage to Europe for this summer prompts the German news- papers to lament the fact that Ge the finish the new shades the tailoring the silk linings —details that make up. the better suits—and these more than hold their own under comparison. COLORS: French Blues, Orchid, Rose, Tans, Mixtures Down Stairs Store. A Selling of New‘ Blouses, $1.45 Just the kind that are so wanted for morning and suit or business wear— and with these points in their favor: Peggy Collars Fine Plaited Frills Tuxedo Collars New Shell Edgings Of fine voiles, wit\h touches of organdie or pique at collars and cuffs, narrow lace and double-plaited frills. Of pongettes, with roll or Peter Pan col- lars and embroidery. Of smart'ging- hams, trimmed in white or colors. Down Stairs Store. Spring Hats s 3295 We offer.100 models in this group—a varied array of so many different styles, from the small suit hats and mans will be compelled to abandon their plans to spend their vacation at seaside and other resorts, because the incursion = of foreigners will cause a rise in prices for accommo- dations beyond the capacity of the native purse. REPORTS EXAGGERATED. PARKERSBURG, W. Va., March 9.— Reports on conditions existing among the families of unemployed in West Vir- | ginia_industrial centers, including mgl sailors to the popular flare brim and larger shapes. Combinations and straws and braids, tastefully trimmed in innumerable coal fields, were given at a state co ways—each one pleasing in its way. In the showing are a number of the highly favored drooping shapes that have come with this season. Down Stairs Store. ference of social workers here today. Delegates said that while there is some suffering in certain localities, reports concerning conditions were “greatly ex- aggerated” as applied to other sections. Miss/ Latus Winfield reported that “women and children are very hungry and are actually suffering” in the min- ing villages near Crown Hill and Bel . She said that\she had been un- able to-raise sufficient relief funds from local sources. Silk- Jersey Two New !.a Gracia THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, .FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922. T Penknife Surgery Saves When Peanut Is in Child’s Throat By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 10— Surgery with =& penknife saved the lite of ar-old John Washington, w) was taken to & Cincinnati hos- pital with a peanat lodged in his windpipe, causing strangu- Iation. The child had stopped breathing when Dr. C. C. Payne arrived at the ward Inst night. Realising death would ensue before he could send for ts, Dr. Payne took hin penknife, slit open the boy’s throat and imcised the trachea just below where the ged. This per- suage of air and Later the peanut was removed. The doctor explained that had until a surgiecal tained from ome of 1 wards the boy ‘would have died. he walted knife The Agricultural History Society will hold its annual meeting at the Arts Club, 2017 I street northwest, Petticoats *3.95 ‘We urge you to see the quality of these—it is that soft, closely woven, well wearing kind that well justifies a much higher price. The styles themselves are very attractive with their two-tone flounces or in contrast to the color of the skirt. Shades of rose, purple, henna, navy and black. Down Stairs Store. A Sale Unusual Down Stairs Store. Priced Very Low 95c, $1.45, $1.95 Adorable styled little frocks of plaid, checked or striped colored ginghams or plain chambrays trimmed in white. Trimmings are simple and at- girlish sashes and conveniént pocketg! tractive. There are The kind for Middy blouses. Of good AQuality Galatea, full cut apld well made. With cambric body. Down fétairs Btore. Even for ‘this Down Stairs Store, this is an unusual selling, made possible by a very fortunate purchase on. our part, which we now pass on to our ‘patrons. GLOVES Seesial 25¢ Price, Chamoisette Gauntlets Strap-wrist styles, with gusset and spear point backs. In beaver, gray, brown, champagne and white. Sizes 6 to 8. Suede-Finish Gloves Twelve-button length, with two clasps and three rows of stitch- ing. Champagne, beaver and gray. Down Stairs Store. Women'’s Silk Hose Girls’ Regulation § Middies 95¢ and $1.25 A special price for these of , Lonsdale jean, white with red, navy or white collars and cuffs. Sizes 6 to 22 years. Down Stairs Btore. First quality, high grade hose, with lisle tops, rei soles and toes and in the of Polo, Nude, Gray, N; Browns, Navy and Bla 300 pairs at this very low price7,$l’pair Corsets Special, *4 A TOPLESS MODEL —of fine pink broche, with long lines of hip and back; lacing at lower front. For average fig- ure. 4 A PINK COUTIL MODEL —with 2M-inch top, free hip space and slightly raised back. Both models Walohn boned and very good values. . Down Stairs Store. ‘ 'Brown, deep . Sizes 8% to 10. FOR CHILDREN, MISSES, BOYS - Sale Prices $1.35, $2.25, $2.95 Black and brown calf or kid skin shoes in lace or button styles “and’ a few patent leathers. Sizes 3 to 8. $1 35 o Special, pair Misses’ black or brown cali- skin shoes, lace styles, well made and of trim and neat ap- Bp;aratncc.z l'é sizes 4 to 2. pecial, 2. 25 pair s Boys® black or mahogany calf- skin shaes, made .for durable wear, with ' Goodyear welt soles. Sizes 1 to 6. Special, pair . > $~2'95 Down Stairs Store. £ \ modern daylight factory ofthe International Bedding Company, Baltimore, is well-known as one of the model ‘mattress plants of the country. ‘Why run the risk of a mattress that may have been made in an old stable or a dirty, dark cellar? In the International factory sun- shine streams in through huge windows on floors that a vacuum system keeps asclean asanewpin. Only clean, new, sanitary long- fibre filler goes in Conscience Brand mattresses. - Whether you- choose cotton-felt or hair,youare certain of a conscientiously-made, long-wearing, remarkably buoy- ant mattress. Ask your dealer to show you Conscience Brand. CONSCIENCE BRAND MATTRESSES INTERNATIONAL BEDDING COMPANY _Bavmeorz and Ricuuonn. TEITER ON -HANDS 2 YEARS Skin liched and Bumed. I was troubled with tetter'on my. I L G hands for two years. : The skin be- =, came red, and sore, and ER S itched and ed causing = i me to scratch and irritate it. 2, 4 ond %ic. Oigtptent s and |- m— RECEIVES GIFT OF SEA. Hawaiian Light Keeper Believes He Has Valuable Ambergris. HONOLULU, T. H., February 15 (By Mall).—A gift of the sea—eighty m:md! of a substance believed to be bergris—came recently to Harry Flint, keeper of & lighthouse at a ionely spot called Kalae poiut, on the most southernly tip of the Island of Hawail; and has been sent to New York for chemical analysis in the hope that it may be the sperm-whale product which is valued at $28 an ounce. Flint sald that shortly after he dis- covered the mass on the rocks below his lighthouse a mammal, The human brain contalins 300,000,- 000 nerve cells. Newest Spring Models sold at attractive prices on ABRAM= MEN’S AND WOMENS CLOTHES CREDIT SON’S EASY CREDIT TERMS. Latest Creations in dead whale was thrown up on the shore and some substance similar to that which he had discovered was found in the CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years Offieers will be elected. And Can of Babbitt’s Cleanser FREE! Save on the standard laun- dry soap of America, and get a can of the famous cleanser free. fiber Silk Scarfs to wear with t Always bears the LADIES’ SPORT MODEL TWEED COATS, CAPES AND SUITS Newest hats for Spring wear. Complete line of Dresses, Shirt Waists and Underwear. Snappy, showy suits for men, young and old. Two-pants Boys’ Suits a specialty. Shoes for the entire family H. ABRAMSON 7th and L Sts. N.W. Signatare of (U STREET CAR TOKENS, 3 FOR 20c {INGS Satisfactron First PALACE 810-818 Seventh Street Sale of Sport Coats Quality, Style and New arrivals, new value! Handsome, heavy i he tweed suit. In richly-colored Roman stripes. 2!4 yards [ ] 2 long, 6 inches wide. Deep fring 'ORT SCARFS, of fiber silk and fiber silk and wool. stripes and solid colors. FRENCH DOT VEILINGS, the favorite for spring; dots to mmatch or to contrast with the color of the fancy mesh. Yard 49c. Also ready-made veils, 13 yards long, 49¢ each. Pantie Appropriately named—for the; degree, as well as most attracti chambray, in'pink, light blue, copen and tan. Trim- med with fancy braid on collar, sleeves, pocket, around bottom of skirt and bottom of bloomers. Sizes 2 to 6. MIDDY - BLOUSES, popular “Goody” Make; sizes 6 to 22. All white, trimly tailored with sailor collar, patch pocket and pleated sleeves. $LS50. ROMPERS of exceptional qu: pockets or patch pockets. SHI R&G quiremes s In 214 yards long and 9 inches yide. SPORT NECKWEAR, in won- derful variety at a popular price. Vestees with Bramley collars at- tached, in ratine, pongee, ging- Economy---at - Swagger spring coats oi herringbones, Melton cloth, Polaire cloth, velour and fine tweeds, in tan, reindeer, brown, copen, rose and Dutch blue. lined or unlined. Panel backs, pleated backs, * flared and loose styles, with patch pockets. Raglan sleeves and set-in sleeves; mannish lapels and tuxedo fronts. Full silk lined, half silk L 4 Onyx Full-Fashioned Silk Hose $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Qualities $1.69 Purchase extraordinary—famous Onyx pure thread silk stockings to sell astonishingly below their worth. Some all-silk entirely to top, others with garter tops. Elack, white, cordovan, gray. beige, ete. Some are perfect, others the least bit irregular. Also in the lot are sillk hose of another noted muke and equally wonderful values. Children’s Mercerized Three-Quarter Socks, 35¢ 3 Pairs for $1.00 Saturday special —rolled-top three-quarter socks of beautiful quality, in white with fancy tops . and in plain black, brown, cadet and Plain_and derby- Very slighfiy irreg- other colors. ribbed tops. ular. i s ’\‘\4‘-‘ Hats & GHEKiopies KornerR New Shipment famous “Stonewall” White stitched in colors, solid colors and white bodies with colored bloomers. A - Unpacking Hundreds More Spring Dollar shirt sales are no longer a novelty, but' quality shirts at $1.00 are still a rarity. These are shirts you’ll instantly recognize as worthy In All Sizes, 7 to 18 in every way. Of fine-count per- . cale and printed madras, with soft - cuffs. Made with thor- — ough care to please particu- T . = =) lar men. Colorful new pat- - = : - terns. 14 to 17. H i — & : 1zes | 7to 18 r— — Laced Backs, $1to $5 Laced Fronts, $2.50 to $6 -. As -always, R & G models for spring in- terpret and supplement the decreed gar- ment fashions; and as always they repre- sent a notable measure of comfort and, wear at low prices. ciently wide in scope to care for the re- —Includin; opular model AA 886. Made entirely o% .ileplvy elastic webbing, with ,folll‘ supporters. Illlllllllllfllllml.lll.lul'llllllllm!m‘wufl!llllllmm“ Spo}ts Cushion-Brim ham and linene; also separate Bramley and tuxedo collars and sport collar and cuff sets. Choice 49e. Sailors §2.98 Smartest Spring Conceits Astonishingly Underpriced Hundreds of fascinating.colorful soft Sport Hats, adaptable to the whim of the wearer—and just as many fine qual- ity cushion-brim banded Straw Sailors— all millinery of quality as well as su- preme style. All the bright sport shades and combinations in the novelty sport Dresses vy arc durable to a vely designed. Of o ALL-WOOL in navy, copen, tan and red; sizes 24, 26 and 28. Belted style, knit for good looks and good wear. $1.50. hats, and black and all colors, including white and colored facings in the banded Children’s China Milan Hats Trimmed wifll.&mds and Streamers CSHILDREN'S TemiadeT il S T g Trimmed Hats Untrimmed Hats $5.00, $7.50, $9.95 $1.98,$2.98t0 $4.98 Smart spring_shapes, in milan tagal, milan-hemp and haif sailors. - ors and two-tone edges. braid. Black and all colors. ality, wide Dutch style with pouch Sizes 2 to 6. $L350. ‘Wonderful groups, more won- derful than ever this season. AiveaOpring Suits Dressy New Models RTS $1.00 TR L LT T T Corsets Best boys’ clothes news we've ever announced right at the opening of a season. A special purchase from a maker of high reputation of splendid pure wool spring - -its, tailored in belted Norfolk model, with yoke back ~nd single or double slot pleat. Patch pockets. Lin.ags of a quality to match the fine fabrics and fine workmar:hip. In fancy patterns and of navy blue unfinished v orsted. The showing is suffi- nts of every woman. R & G Girdles $1.50 to-$3.50 Spring Suits of distinguished character that 5 $6.9 with inset pockets. Alpaca lined. Sizes'6 to 17. rank with/any you'll find at ten dollars. Eng- T e e (R T T T T lish sport model, with buttoned-flap pockets ‘Boys’All- Wool 2-Pants Suits * and pleats back and front, also mannish model,