Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1922, Page 14

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Eat what you like. 15c and 30c. —_— fo|——Jol——jolc——lole———]olc——=alc——a|——=]4g LANSBURGH & BROTHER [l 1 Don’t let the price (ol ===a] == ol ==b=—n] ====0] =——=0| —= o] ——a| ——=10)] Bargai Sale of Dresses For Women andMisses From 16 to- 44 NAVY DEVICE ACCURATELY SHOWS GREATEST DEPTHS OF THE OCEAN The new device, just developed by the United States Navy, which makes vossible the accurate measurement of any depth of the ocean, recalls, ac- cording to hydrographers, that there are spots in the sea which have never been measured, because their depth was too great for the old methods of sea sounding work. The new device, which has been de- yeloped by the Navy and announced by Secretary Denby, employs sound apparatus similar to that used during the war for detection of submarines. The principle of its use is that of creating a sound on the ship and lis- tening for the echo of this sound from the bottom of the ocean, meas- uring the time between the creation of the sound and the return of the echo. . Some surprising ocean depths around Porto Rico were discovered by officers of the dispatch boat Dolphin, who were making soundings in that vicinity, which confirmed the theory long held by hydrographers that the Atlantic ocean near Porto Rico and Bermuda is of the greatest known de- pressed area, except for some possibie spots in the Pacific. The Navy De- partment at that time received from the Dolphin a report that the record of 4,561 fathoms obtained by the Blake in 1882 had been surpassed by FIXED 1,000 DRUG PARTIES SAYS “SCAR-FACE TONY” Among Other Clients, Prisoner Claims Movie Star Mentioned in Taylor Murder Case. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 20.—Admitting, according to the police, that he had arranged more than one thousand opium parties in this city, Anthony Gessel, thirty-nine years old, was ar- raigned in magistrate’s court and held in $1,500 bail for trial. Gessel was arrested early yesterday morning after he had sold, it was alleged, a “toi” of oplum to detectives of the narcotic squad for $5. Gessel also has admitted, according to Deputy Police Commissioner Dr. Carlton Simon, who said he regarded the arrest as important, that he had sold drugs to prominent persons at Hollywood, Calif. Dr. Simon said that Gessel, known in the underworid as “Scar-Face Tony,” claimed to have had as a regular customer for drugs a motion picture star whose name figured in the story of the murder of Willlam Desmond Taylor, movie director at Hollywood. He expressed the belief, Dr. Simon added, that Taylor was slain by a member of a L ngeles “dope” ring. “Gessel mon said, “because of his friendship with denizens of the white light district, was employed by large dealers to dispose of their drugs. His trade was with those on the lowest rungs of the theatrical ladder and with minor ‘sports.’” TOURISTS ARE MAROONED IN HAWAII BY HEAVY RAIN HONOLULU, T. H., March 19.—Semi{- torrential rains which have visited the Hawaiian Islands during the past week caused much damage and ma- rooned many tourists and sightseers. The raintall caused the collapse of one « he ancient landmarks here, a mud i house bound with straw that stood for more than a cen- tury in the grounds of the convent of the Sacred Heart. The dwelling was old when the first Catholic mission- aries landed here in 1837. A party of twenty-five tourists who were visiting the volcano Kilauea, on the Island of Hawaii, were marooned at the volcano house near the brink of the crater for several days because the heavy rains had washed out sev- eral bridges on the road from Hilo, the seapjort to the volcano. Extremely rough weather accom- panied the rain, inter-island vessel captains reporting the hardest voy- ages in years. in Gth A special fea- ture event that offers unending selection from hundreds of Silk, Taffeta, Spring- weight Crepes, Jerseys (includ- ing the popular 3-piece cape model) and other very attractive ¢ om binations. Braid or em-~ broidery trime- ming. All kinds of tailored ef- fects and the choice of bright Spring colors now in demand. Unparalleled val- ue at ] Something new in tory price . WS Sale of Underwear Gowns, Chemise, Step-ins, Bloomers, Drawers Such quality and style are seldom seen at 50c. Tailored, embroidered, lace- trimmed styles are among them, and the quality of muslin is the kind that gives service. Wonderful selection at.... Jersey Sport Suits at $7:2 |——lo]———]al———jolc———clc——=la]c———]al——] mislead you. New Fringed Sport Skirt Super-stylish. Made of a special velvet quality . velour. An ideal golf or walking skirt. Introduc- eecccevy THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922. one made seventy miles westward of the position of the greates: previous- ly discovered depth in the north At-| plantic. The Dolphin found bettom after 4,662 fathoms (over five miles) of wire had been run out, which made it the deepest spot ever Tound in the entire Atlantic ocean. As compared with depth ascertained in ,other pasts of the world these solindings indicate that the next deep- est places in the Atlantic are in the Caribbean sea, at points where the ocean's bottom has been touched at . 3.284 fathoms. ‘The deepest known spot in the south Atlantic ocean is a place of 4,030 fathoms, eleven miles south of the equator, off the Brazilian coast. The most depressed portion of the earth’s crust so far recorded, it is sald, is in the north Paclfic ocean and was discovered by Lieut. Commander H. M. Hodges, U. S. N., in the United States ship Nero, who measured a depth of 5,269 fathoms, over six miles. This depression is nearly equaled in | depth by an area lying a short dis- | tance east of the Kermadle Islands, in the south Pacific ocean, where the British ship Penquin ran out 5142/ fathoms of line in 1895. H It is thought that the new device which has been developed by the United States Navy for measuring ocean depths will prove of great val- ue to merchantmen as well as to navies and to science. LLOYD GEORGE PRAISES WALES FOR TRIP TO INDIA Capacity “to Command Allegiance and Inspire Devotion” Gains Tribute. 1 | i By the Assoclated Press. ' LONDON, March 19.—The texts of | cables exchanged between Premier | | Lloyd George, on behalf of the cabi- net, and the Prince of Wales on the eve of the departure of the prince ! from Karachi, India, for Japan, are | published today. The premler's dis- |patch pays warm tribute to the! prince’s capacity, “inherited from your father, not only to command ll-l legiance but to inspire devotion of the subjects.” It adds that the per- | sonality and untiring enthusiasm of the Prince of Wales left on the princes and the peoples of Indla an ineffaceable impression which the premier trusts will endure. The prince, in thanking the premier. says he is filled with admiration for the British and Indians alike who are | intrusted with the government in In- | dia and are striving wholeheartedly, | in a spirit of co-operation and good will which alone can assure India's | well being. The dispatch of the| prince coneludes: | “From the welcome received I leave | Indfa with confidence that she will | doy full justice to the opportunities before her. ITALY STARTS DRIVE FOR MEXICAN TRADE MILAN, Italy, March 19.—A meet- ing was held here today to discuss the best methods to promote com- merce between Italy and Mexico. Senator Salmoraghi, chairman of the chamber of commerce, presided over the meeting, which was attended by the directors of the principal banks, a reprosentative of the MeXican g ernment and the Italian commerci attache in Mexico, Artaro de Vecchi son of the‘chairman of the Italian chamber of commerce in Mexico. | Signor de Vacehi made a report on | the wealth of Mexico, the present| political situation in that country and | its commercial development. He said 60 per cent of Mexico's importations were from the United States and | urged Italy to increase her exports to | Mexico, which promised large prefits. It was decided at the meeting to assist the Milan Chamber of Com- merce, aided by the Italian govern- ment, in the creation of a large sample exhibition of Italian products in Mex- ico. e Mexican consul and the com- mercial attache gave desired infor- mation regarding Mexico to those present at the meeting. floor a large effective plaid. 3450 T e G E—[ol——o]e—x]o[c——F]ale—o]o=—]|o]c——a]e—Z]oa]——=o|c— 0| c—=]a] C New Goods for the New Season Nothing has a chance to grow old here, for our selec= LANSBURGH & BROTHER tions are al - === | ll!lll:l! care '::’:.."}'..ff ::'.J: Washington—New York—Paris STO! NEWS for Tuesday, March 21, 1922 — 420430 Seventh Street Northwest — our patrons want. = Consequently, aithough every day dawns on something en- tirely new In this store, mer- chandise on hand is season- able, fashionable, serviceable and reasonable. ‘This seem«, ing play on words happens to be so true that what might pass for LEVITY is merely BREVITY—in this case the soul of thrift. | Our buyers haunt the mar-. kets—nothing worth while | “gets by” them, and woe to the | buyer who selects at random. We have made new connec- | i| “tions with foreign markets re- | || cently—this accounts for our ‘ I It advance showing of imported wares in many lines. Accord- ing to the traditions of the founders of this store, our endeavors are constantly in your behalf. | | ~ Cretonnes Now for Spring Frocks —in an ‘array of colors and de- signs that actually defeat all at- tempt at description. They are fast colors in new tones, and as Cretonnes are being extensively used for frocks, be sure to see these before selecting. Chil- dren’s frocks of Cretonne are the rage just now. . 36 inches wide, yard, 50c. Fifth Floor— Lansburgh & Brother e | Guimpes With | Sleeves, 95¢ | Rich cream tint net, || trimmed with Venise lace, for wear with slipiover || frocks or suits—then you can dispense with ‘the blouse. Useful and dainty —special at 95c. Collar and Cuff Sets of | | weredinen erwiicor | Coats and Wraps that Brave March Winds trast; becoming and || voguish. Set, 50c. i Beginning at $49.50 and running the gamut to $169.50 are coats, cloaks, wraps, manteaux and every- thing belonging to the coat family, even including the snappiest kind of a sport coat. Tweeds of the better kind, light-weight marvella, gerona, normandie, duvetyn and the silk-and-wool cloths of a crepe nature. Gentle tones such as silver gray, brighter hues and radiant tints that glare with the rosiness of spring skies, 1t isn’t possible to enumerate different styles—there are too many, but we must snatch space to say that these coats and wraps are so exclusive-and distinctive that you'll find no two alike. Sketched, Coat of Fawn Marvella, copy of Jenny Model, $169.50 Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ’ First Floor— l__ Lansburgh & Brother ' Learn How to Be Comfortable, Stylish, Too-- Self-Lacing Corset —accomp lishes what so many other corsets have failed to do. An expert demonstra- tor who comes di- rectly from Nulife laboratories and has trained under the direct super- vision of Prof. Chas, Maunter, originator of Nu- life is here this week, and will esteem it a privilege to select the Nulife model best suited for your figure. She will instruct you in all the details essential to best effects in wearing this Corset. The demonstration will continue throughout the week. Corvet Dept.—Second Floor Easter Frocks of Crepe At Top of the Mode Simplicity in Silk Crepes of modest gray, black, navy and brown show how well and artistically nimble fingers can bead and embroider, Gorgeous models, too, fairly aglow with: girdles long and wide of highly colored beads. Jet plays a conspicuous part. Chiffon Taffeta claims attention, ribbons and silk form flowers—one frock with gardenias is a beauty— plenty of combined crepes of colorful tones, lace a la Spagnola. We'll inform you of the elegance you can and if you were to buy the same frocks on Fifth Ave- nue, oh, my, yowd pay much more! : Sketched Frock of Black Canton and Novelty Braid, $89.50. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother f TWO HUNDRED Bar Harbor Willow Chairs WITH BOXED CRETONNE CUSHION Anticipate Summer Days and Make the Price Special Bar Harbor Chairs are suitable for porch, bungalow, living room in your town home—in fact, they are just about the most comfort- able and sanitary chair for warmer weather use. These chairs are complete with boxed cretonne cushion, and patent seat construction makes chair absolutely rigid. There are so many different styles of cushion coverings that we suggest you ex- amine them all before selecting, for you may be very fastidious and we want you to be entirely satisfied. Rocker to match (as sketched) at $7.75. Full line of new reed and willow furniture now on display. NOTE: Wevfllholdywmmmhmdell:uyfl ou wish. acquire in new Spring frocks, priced $49.50 to $175.00, Easter fWitfihou't a New Frock, Suit or Wrap Would Be Like Spring Without Its Sunshine The First Breath of Spring Permeates Fashion’s Realm—DAME NATURE and | DAME FASHION are of one opinion regarding the time to don new attire. Just as Nature prepares for the wearing of new beauty, so Dame Fashion sets about providing new and beautiful apparel for the daughters of Eve. MODES OFP THE MOMENT From a modest little frock for the youthful miss in her early teens to the most austere matron bent on maintaining a dignity without sacrificing style, our department of ready- to-wear garments is amply ready to outfit each and every “female of the species” for Palm Sunday or Easter display of new and appropriate modes. Suits Develop Styles Simple or Elaborate Tweeds are the vogue but by no means the only vogue. They begin at $49.50 and hang side by side with dignified Tricotines, Piquetines and many weaves that defy descriptions. The more rigidly tailored styles are perfectly plain or braid trimmed. Then we go on until we reach a luxurious three- piece suit of finest piquetine, the dress combined with canna, silk crepe and fern braided in most elaborate effect. The last named is $198.50 and there are prices all the way between $49.50 and $198.50—one suit of a kind, so you won’t meet the duplicate of yours. Sketched, Three-piece Suit of Narvy Piquetine, $135.00 Second Floor—Lansburgh & RBrother Easter Hats Show Diversity of the Mode Sketched Hat is the idea of Susanne Talbot reproduced for us, It is called the “Aeroplane,” fashioned of finest genuine Milan, in flamingo red, faced and draped with heavy Canton crepe of the same color. Garland of silk sweetbriar forms the trimming. $27.50. Others that bear all the hallmarks of Paris — minus the high prices. Words are inadequate to de- scribe them, but in- dividuality is the keynote and colorful to the last degree. Prices range from $18.50 to $50—think what these hats would cost on Fifth Avenue! Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Navy 'Is the Primary Color of Spring Modes So tomorrow we place special prices on four favored Navy Blue Spring-weight Woolens. Get a share, for every yard is quality—and value worth a special visit. 54-inch All-wool Navy Blue Tricotine. Reduced for a cord. Reduced for one day only,yard ................. 54-inch All-wool Navy Blue French Serge. Reduced for a day only. S4-inch All-wool Non-crush- able Taffeta. Reduced for a dayonly.....cocvevencnenns Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother $2.29 $1.29 $1.40 $1.49