Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1922, Page 14

., PR[HESTS SYS];EM Uncle Sam's Radio Expere |LEASE FOR LABOR BOARD. | FISHING LAW VIOLATED. Kept Bu‘y by Enthusiaats"m 2 'Pny Rental of $144,500 for |Spain Workers Disturbed by Ac- m Chicago Floor. tion of the French. - W) : CHICAGO, Match 25.—The United| CORUNNA, Spain, March 25.—Great = States Railroad Labor - Board hasngitation is manifest among Spanish ' completed arrangements for a five- | ishermen here as a result of the ar- \ year lease of am entire floor of the | Fivalof & French fishing flect engaged B Transportation bullding at o t in lobster fishing, which Is forbidden ! A | | rental of $144,500, it was announced | It Spain until May 1. The authoritics, g d London Paper Says Cabinet today: G ced | toaring disturbances, have requested s The board now Is located on three | tie mifister of marine (o send naval ‘ different floors®of another b Y8 D e ther won D Acts, “Then Tells House ! Gnable ali ” of Commons. BY EDWARD PRICE BELL. By Cable (o The Star and Chicago Daily News. The new auarters will enable all the | MeR from continuing thelr work. offices to be consolidated on one LONDON, March Like an echo/ from the American resentment at | e »Mondaiy,' Final Day of the Clearance Sale S S Axminster, Brussels and Wilton Rugs against Britain's “system of dicta- torship.” The Mail cites Premier ailia U o st o sl - Poincare's announcement that “all un- Make the best of this opportunity—the bd\l'flgb are unusual e Demceloreh Listven DY and will not be duplicated later. Now is the time to buy wool French delegates at international ¥ 3 = rugs. Upon receipt of small payment we will hold your selec- tions until Fall. Here are four underpriced groups—and a good assortment still remains at either price: 31695 2745 3745 %49.75 1ary sanction” and states tht “such qulifiction might very well be im- About fifty rugs in the lot, Many patterns and colors in 9x12 and 83x106 Seamless High-grade closely woven including 9x12 and 8x10 Seam- 9x12 and 83x106 Axminsters Velvet and Axminster Rugs, or 9x12 Axminster and Wilton less Brussels, 6x9 and 7.6x9 and Velvets; also 9x12 High- same sizes in Seamed Axmin- Rugs, seamless and the finest L 14 - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 2, 192-PART 1. ' - o SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY WiZARD Combination Offer Housewives, get this straight! Only two hun- dred sets in this special offer, so don’t wait . yd George “Impracticable.” This is not the first sign of oppo- sition to the cabinet practice of coing g Z it first and telling the house of com- WIBEFAM D IR mons about it afterward. That 1s|Is ‘Unele Sam’s chief radio the cabinet practice as it prevails to- [at the Department of Commerce, and day. The Mail considers Prime Min-|since the radio method of communi- ister Llovd George impracticable and | eation has become so popular he haw the whole Northcliffe press is out of | been flooded with inquiries. Hix fomcert with Lloyd Georgeism in all | work has inereased to auch an exient Coniplss C Wi M Cotplet s aspects. Nine conferences have 2 izard y < ! e 3 Ao s been h‘ém since peace was d‘eclared_ ;‘.'.L';"“.,’,::;.‘.".:,':'::::,.f'"" Teplies piete s ?P ) omplete Axminsters. A good selection grade Seamless Brussels Rugs. sters. Heavy qualities, deep made. Clear cut, distinctive n;l'Sa-i:edmo. !;lt)'lh‘e‘ guuloinae.l Brus& $1 19' Wizard Polish 2 \ of patterns and colors. Every rug a rare bargain. nap and a pleasing variety. patterns; also plain rugs. El 3 ndon WO Spa, ris an | .. Cannes—and the Mail doubts whether Wizard Dust Cloth ‘ all put together have achieved any- (GOUGH LOSES IN ELECTION useful. . I I F ’ ’ ’ e “If,* it savs, “parliamentary sanc- = You know all about this, so very little remains to be Oth O u h c a s o 0 a tiom were required negotiation would | War Leader's Military Record Is aid. Hodev Jl e alia i Easter brides C r me rnls In e I r n Ve left to professional diplomats who e sald. However, there is the usual crop ot taster brides i know ‘best how ‘deal with it Our Under Fire in Parliament Fight. who may not be acquainted with this best-of-all com- f —~———————— 5 Hathor ChawsAve De = & ] Self-locking Refrigerators— instead of flyin| i . L b 2 g . 4 > 3 h about Burope = chasing _rainbows "’;g\:‘o‘g‘.“"\"l;rch 5—Mal. Gen. Sir | modity—just a word to them: . Mnumgp Boxes ‘IS‘I"" | —They are here on time too. I Round Cretonne Pil- Snow Boy, #o0. our own excla- the middle east wildcats and Meso- | British 5th Army, which over- luster. 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Richardson, unionist, effects are marvelous—lasting, too. o atetd » | ."]‘”A ']° nnes- ’]" { Clean Feet—March storms Repudiates the Bolnheviki. the recent by-election. The return: 1 j . TN - | weight, in hosts of colors L — ! A « ‘ The Mail repudiates the bolshe announced today = give Richardson, Wizard Dust Cloth is perfectly sanitary, Cedar Chests Before Moths ’ and patterns; 360 inches | Bar Harbor Chair Cushions— :iril:lkcin:l"o“od and track the ; 1 s. | ;ggv:;geihl‘gfi lg::fg:‘(;\;fim::fi;;‘ The *of th t succeeds gathering the dust without scattering it. .“l’t‘:“ng to do with them and in- | D! 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Very special at $15.7: Patterns—Beautiful tones and FEach, $1.45. c. ‘ S 36 inchess wide, reduced from [ — 1,600 Yards of Curtain regular price for tomorrow, Marquisette — Pericct vard, 18c. goods although the low | ~ These mats ‘ Water Colored Window Rag Rugs Can Be V Shades—Mounted on These are the old good spring rollers: com- hit-or-miss pattern, priced ag- | | | | control. Py nificant owing 2 | . A 45 ssel Table Oilcloth in White and ix- | cording to si = in th ajority : g F e |l price suggests otherwise. | 0 A plete with pull and fix- cording to_size. NEGRO SHRINERS ENJOINED pl:'e\'it:xs l:“l;id;)r"}huhlcr o at. | d Border on both edges. Colors—Excellent. pliable qual- Fte aohite) Feceins ool 18x36 at 49c . campa H Special, 12Y3c. ity, 50 inches wide and spe- green, each, 48c. i 25x50 at 75¢ HOUSTON, Tex., March 25.—Tempo- | C vi v a i Y ¢ ) m\ - | cially priced at, yard, 35c. LT, . S 36x70 at $1.75 zary injunction resiraining negro Shria- nding it, ers throughout the United States from | serted that although o sough | » r—] 3 wearing the Shrine emblem and from | gave ample warning of the German |[| Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother \A TS ShY RN Wrs ek 1\:&11& organization names peculiar to | offensive, the 5th Army was left w!lh[ e Shrine was granted today by Judge t only el to meet the ing Boyd, in district court. Bargain 6th Floor Monday--A Sale of New Spring Dresses, Coats and Newest Colors Newest Fabrics Newest Styles The Sketches Show Only a Few of the . Variety of Styles. Canton Crepes This group of dresses from two Sport Jersey Crepe de Chi 7 manufacturers who have turned 5 rep! ji over a wonderful assortment of e The Ne,‘l’: Crepe Julia Spring’s newest modes and col- Serge Po.u'et' will ors at great price concessions, Taffeta - Tricotine which we now pass on to you. 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