Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 19

& 4, CHOCOLATE ALMONDS Choicest almonds from Normandie, crisp-ovened to crunchy brittleness, lavishly mersed in milk chocolate— One of the More than Twenty Kinds of CORNWELL’S BETTY BOX A pound, 51.50 Matinee Mints, 50¢ There’s a mint of delicionsness in every ome of these extra creamy disks, pungent with peppermint and rich with choc- olate coating. A box, 50c. CORNWELLS e 1413 H Streed 875 HAW-WALKER STEEL LETTER FILES UILT like a sky- scraper — with skyscraper uprights, cross-pieces, girders, etc., of channel steel. Even go skyscrapers one better, because elec- tricwelded into one solid piece. No nuts—no bolts—no rivets—no rods—no screws. Drawers silent and speedy: Will run 100 years without repair or attention. Guaranteed the best file you ever used—or your money back. : HAW-WALKER 728 13th Street N.W. Phone Main 7056, 1783 Desks, Chairs; Tables, Filing Cabinets s GAINS BY TREATES Former Grain Direct;r Says | Skies Are Clearing at Home and Abroad. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 21.—Agriculture can face -the immediate future with every confidence that its chiet prob- lems are assured of solution and its future s certain, Jullus H. Barnes, former director of the United States ‘Wheat Corporation, said in a speech here. Declaring that the treatles of the armament conference “constitute the first long step In the direction of a world-wide treatment of world-wide problems,” Mr., Barnes asserted that the consequences of a possible re- Jjection of these treaties were ap- palling. He sald that a result of re- Jection would be that “the steady ap- proach to a more stable finance and exchange would be destroyed and re- viving ~commerce thrown bavk to chaos.” Making Remedies Effective. “No industry would feel this result again so quickly as agriculture, and surely there must be ratification of this effort to provide the method of making effective commerclal and fi- nanclal remedles,” he declared. “The American farmer can be told today that the day of opportunity for agriculture has arrived. It can Le told that thrift and energy In agriculture pursuits may now count with confidence on the reward of those fundamental qualities. “Industry may be told that on basls of revived agriculture now assured, it may begin to frame its productive program afresh. At home and abroad, the skles are definitely. clearjng, and the record of progress in the healthly restoration of our Industries will be, 1 belleve, day by day, clear.” increasingly Reasons for Optimism. Mr. Barnes cited the following de- velopments s the reason for his b f that the chief problems of agri- now reviving. “The market for farm products at home and for the products of our | industry is beginning to stir. “Wheat has increased 40 per cent, {sheep have doubled, cotton has | doubled, hogs have almost doubled. “Steadily ~ advancing foreign e change values show that the era of ! exchange speculation has passed and the era of legitimate export and im- port-trade has begun. “A Europe whose trade channels were cut and closed by new fron- tiers has reconstructed the commes ! cial flow across the boundaries trade agreements that are restoring the healthy life of Europe. H Must Readjust Burden. Europe that conceived repar: tions to be collectible beyond t current productive capacity of a pel ple is learning that the burden mu be readjusted to the limit of en- durance. | “A Russia that is recovering from its destructive debauch of com- munism is plainly approaching saner relations with the warld. “Our national Congress has, per- haps insufficlently, eased the stifling pressure of taxation. “The easy and happy thought that government operation could spell re- lief for all human distress has lost its seductive charm.” Mr. Barnes declared that it would be unfair and unkind, in recording the improvement in farm position, {not to give due credit to the action! of the War Finance Corporation with its well distributed loan AMMUNITION IS SEIZED. 5,000 Rounds Believed Consigned to Mexican Rebels. EL PASO, Tex., March 21.—Seizure of 5,000 rounds of riflo ammunition, ship- Paso to Marfa and consign- fous name, was reported at the local Department of Justice today. cratives said that the ammunition was Intended for use In the revolution alleged to have been planned in the state of Coahulla. Complaint was filed before the Tnited States commissioner against Alberto Rojas and Everisto Talamantes, ch: ing conspiracy to start a revolution Mexico. They were arrested in a_truck near here March 15. It is alleged they conspired with Gen. Trenio Villareal and Jose Plojas of Presidio county, who are under arrest here. 125 WARSHIPS IN PORT. Large U. S. Fleet Gathers in San Diego Harbor. SAN DIEGQ, Calif., March 21.—One hundred and tiwenty-flve warships and auxiliaries, sald to be the largest num. The armada comprises virtually three- | fourths of the ships attached to the Pacific fleet and if steaming in column formation would make a line ten miles long, officers said. There are ninety- three destroyers in this number. ASKS FOR RECEIVER. Miller H. Boeshore of Philadelphia yesterday asked the District Supreme Court to appoint an ancillary receiver for the local branch of the United Auto Stores. The parent company has been placed In the hands of a receiver by the United States district court for eastern Pennsylvania, the court is told. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. The resignation of First Lieut. Fred M. Henley, chemical warfare service, has been accepted by the President. [ ENGINEERS TO MOVE. Orders have been given for the transfer of Company F, 13th En- gineers,” from Camp Humphreys, Va., to Camp Bragg, N. C. I W, s ‘Phone F. 8547 2 KEEP YOUR FRIENDS, HEALTH AND GOOD 1.00KS At Prices Within Your Means and on Easy Payment Terms Famous Suotien Teeth 8t o satistacton aad loos e ; Toath extracted free when sther work HE S. Sto Hour - Our Stocks Are Very Full and Complete The Craze for TWEED SUITS Started With Kann's in Washington —And Kann's seems to be the headquar- ters of smart style in these practical and becoming suits. —Wednesday we feature a special line of Tweed Suits, in braid-bound effects, with braiding of self materials, and plain tailored styles, with and without belt. —The include orchid, tan, copen- hagen, rose, coral, walnut and gray. Sizes— misses’ 16 years to women’s 40-inch bust. = bl 0 EL cond Floor. colors Kann's— Handmade Blouses To Wear With Tailored Suits —This is = logical combination, because the soft material, a pretty French batiste, is so. obviously the proper contrast with these suits. There are both button-front and button-back styles, with Peggy and Peter Pan collars; are edged with real filet lace, have long lines of drawnwork, hemstitching and little square insets of drawnwork. Some have hand-embroidered dots and long sleeves with turn-back cuffs. —The sizes are from 34 to 46 bust. —The prices from— $2.95 to $3.98 Kann’s—Second Floor. Fancy Cotton _ Ratine __will be made up in many fetch- ing styles this spring and summer. In separate skirts, suits, one- picce dresses, sport suits, and is d ‘for trim- also much in deman: ::.:;.:“ In fact a whole outfit— a sport suit. and the hat to wear with it—also the handbag, may be made of this ratine. i ks 2 1aids, —These are in checks and pl In tan and white; blue and 85 white and black and C white effects. A vard... all —32-inch Dress Gingham, in Theaierent s%z? checks and stripes; also in plain ¢ 28 ors; guaranteed fast c C ors. Special, a yard. Kann's—Street Floor. 2, with Super-Specials These Prices for Wednesday Only Assorted Lot of Jewelry —Gold_plated: some hard enameled effects; includ- ing sweater sets, bar pins, b 1 bracelets, Danele o se 21C and more. Choice, 3 Kann's—Street Floor. Children’s Gingham Panty Dresses and Rompers —1In blue, pink and Jellow. $1.25 val- 790 ue. Special .... Kann's Second Floor. Lashbrow —For coloring and pro- moting the growth of the eyebrows and 29C lashes. Regularly Kann's—Street Floor. the bag lasts. Special for the home. 50c, special ...... —Made of soft-finish cot- ton, with narrow colored border. In lavender, rose, tan and blue. Reg- 7C ularly 10c, special, Ch enieieneaneeny “Kann's——suen Floor. Bungalow Aprons —Of Amoskeag gingham, in a.good assortment of plaids. Sizes 40 to a0, $1.25 pecial and Saucers _with blue-bird 2nd other decora- ions. pair, e Third. Floor. arly $5.95, $4 ,95 ul special ...... Kann's—Fourth F * Kann's— Skirts Must Follow the Lead of Blouses —And come to the front in popu- larity. —They will undoubtedly be favor- ites when there are such popular styles in the smart new materials as you will find in this assortment for Wednesday’s selling. —Skirts of satin prunella cloth, in stripes and new plaids, in all the new spring color combinations, y —New Models in plain tailored and - wrap-around sport skirts, including tweeds, homespuns, checks and her- ringbone effects, At $6.95 and $7.95 Kann’s—Second Floor. ‘Latest Novelties in Smart Handbags for Spring 'The : Are Auwaiting Milady’s Approval 3—Same style bag as No. one-tenth gold- plated mounting, that will keep its color as long as At a Special Price Tomorrow to Re- ! duce Our Stock. —Have firm rolled edges, covered with art ticking. Weigh about 45 pounds. To renovate your old mattress would cost probably more than our special price for these. —Desirable for rooming houses, hospitals, etc., as well as High-Grade Prime Japara KAPOK MATTRESSES 70 of Them, That We Sell at $24.95, But to Beduee Stock, Choice, Wednesday “THE BUSY CORNER” _ Spring Is in the Air and Brings Demands for New Raiment Select Your Easter Apparel Early for Best Satisfaction An Almost Bewildering Array of NEW TRIMMED HATS —Style makers this season seem to have outdone their former records in creating new styles, new braids, inventing new colors, and making every one so charming that selection is ex- ceedingly difficult. —Millinery’s spring palette has all these lovely tints and shades with which to illustrate her fashions in color: —Periwinkle, canna, mais, boix, henna, cherry red, black and brown. —The shapes are the “Nobby Twist,” off-the-face, side droop, poke, mushroom, sailor, short back and fiare front. —The braids include Sunset braid, Visca, Italian Milan, Milan hemp, hair cloth, hair braid and China piping. At $5, $7.49 and $10 Kann’s—Second Floor. —For wear with the so reasonably priced. gle skin with head, tail and paws, and tail, At $10.95 Kann’s—Second Floor. 1—Cowhide Patent Leather Handbag, with red Morocco leather flap or beaver calf, gray and brown: large —We call particular atten- tion to these seven low priced and exceptionally good-looking styles in handbags. outside pocket, frame; leather gus: 3 two extra pockets, black patent leather strap that fastens in front. Silk braided dle., Special | | 5—Vanity Book, made of Vachette and Ecrase leath- er; when open has frame, change purse and two pockets on one side; change purse with leather flap, fitted with mirror on 4—Vanity Book, made of genuine calf and Ecrase Teathers; when open has mirror in top: two purses with Ecrase flap; silk cord handle. In light shades of | other side: l4-karat gold| calf and black vachette; | red Moroc black pin E (?r :S e ." !Ech !B: e:fls&. o r‘n ament in center.| are fitted with mirror and | seal and black l 9 blue, purple $2 95 Silk cord $3 95 have sp‘fllf(ket 1I; $ l 95 A i 1 S top. COTY 52-95 dng o Sve . ® handle. Choice * et Floor. All Sizes. Choice...... $15.67 —Kapok mattresses are sanitary, unusually soft and fluffy, and while they are just as thick as other mattresses, they weigh about 24 less. —Choice of tiles, mosaics. wood uetry, carpet, plank, plain green or brown. —No:::: A ’slg:cial rate for layingmleun’xy for ‘one day only on goods bought Wednes lay. S COMPANY You Will Surely Want a FUR CHOKER Spring Tweed Suit or One- piece Dress—and, too, they are —Stone Marten Chokers, sin- dark stripe through center; finished with —Saquirrel Chokers, made of light or dark pelts; all clear gray skins, finished with head. 6—Leather Handbags, red Moroooo, black pin seal, “made with black and brown and black and gray beaver . Inlaid Linoleums One-Day Sale Wednesday, Square Yard $1.09 Penna. Ave., 8th ; A New Shipment of Attractive Sport Coats The Latest Models—% and the Price Is Only $16.95 —They are of dark herringbone, plaid back materials. The yoke and sleeves are lined. Others are of light colored homespuns and are also silk lined. —Still others are of mannish tweeds, in brown, green and gray mixtures. These also have the yokes and sleeves lined. They are in misses‘ and women’s sizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. INFANTS’ DRESSES 120 Only—Short and Long Dresses—Philippine Hand- Embroidered and Sewed Special Tomorrow, $2.85 —These were purchased from a manufacturer of Philippine goods at a very low price, be- cause he was closing out odd lots of stock. —DMade of very, fine and sheer materials, some with scalloped edge, others with plain hems. Many are trimmed with ribbon at the waist. Sizes up to 3 “years. Kann's—Second Floor. new |2—mBlue ana Biack silk Moire Haudbag, also satin striped; silk pop- lin lining, inside pocket and purse; has mirror. | Silk tord "edge, rhine- stone ornament. braid- | ed silk cord Handba inside fr: two extra pockets, mirror across the top. of | 7—Leather saffian c In Stamped Bibs and Coveralls for the Kiddies —Feeding Bibs, stamped on ecru linene, white and unbleached cottons kin- dergarten designs of chicks or blue- IOC birds. Each... —Coveralls, stamped on unbleached cotton. Bunny, windmill and wheelbarrow boy designs, for outlining and patch work. 49 C Special, each. .. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Five Hundred 1| Garden Spades at Manufacturer’s Cost Begin Spring Gardening Now With These Spades —These are sold for $2.00 in the regular way, but a special pur- agon : / chase enables with lhlee'w wo o’d en : ™ B v B AR o s K ¥ us to offer # wheels, steel rims; large —12 choice patterns cut from full rolls—“Cooks,” “Nairns” and ‘Armstrongs” makes. these rc,“.‘ § axies i2meh ‘fromt # . _The colors go through to the back, and therefore cannot wear off. These are used by forerd Jateel !{‘,:n: fieg- (7 public institutions, stores, offices, restaurants, homes, etc. spades at, each, 89¢ Kann’s—Third Floor.