Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 20

BLUE SERGE SUITS —at Thirty-Five Dollars All-wool material—a model. single or double breasted, to fit ANY MAN., and GUARANTEED SATISFACTION— has made our shop the BLUE SERGE HEADQUARTERS. ‘V}n.te F]anne’ Trousers fOf Decoratl'on Day—$8.5o MEYER’S SHOP 1331 F Street. We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere ---With One of T hese Genuine for Men & Young Men You might as well go around wrapped up like a mummy in hot weather as to wear a heavy, hot wool suit when Old Sol starts warming up the glass in the nineties. These have a lot besides comfort to recom- mend them, too. They have full open French facings and are tailored to fit and retain their shape. In tans, grays, stripes and mixtures. Sizes 36 to 44, regulars and stouts. A cool saving of several dollars, too. At Men’s Geniune Palm Beach Trousers All the leading shades to match the suits $4-45 30 to 30 waist. Special... " Young Men’s Pants In_the herringbones; all-wool; cuff new tweeds and bottoms; 29 to 34 Special at... waist, Show Which Way the Crowd Goes Follow the crowd to George's and you'll get the Big Values in Straw Hats. All the new shapes, shades and straws. $1.98 $9.50 Nainsook Athletic UNION SUITS Separate Shirts and Drawers, 50c and 75¢ a Garment BOYS’ 2-PANTS SUITS Here's the banner bargain for the boys on Saturday. We've set out to sell fifty of these suits at five dollars each tomorrow. Mothers, if you want some of that good, old-time economy that will re- mind you of the days when Sodas and Carfares were a nickel, this value will appeal to yow. Splendid qualities and smart models; both pants lined. Sizes 9 to 16 years. Come early for these SUitS t..ueieecereocesnecsnaccasey With Clocks; in black, cordovan and navy. Special— 3 Pairs, $1.00 They keep the heat out and let every breeze in. Light as a feather, so is the price. Special at— Wash Suits Newest styles and colors. Sizes 3 to 8 years, Special— $1.69 and $2 THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON ISIONS OF GREAT WEALTH SPEED TREASURE HUNTERS TO LUSITANIA Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEWPORT NEWS, Va., May 1% —The black wooden ship Blakeley, treasure hunier, today was well treasure hunter, today was well on her way on the first leg of a trip that recalls the blackest tragedy of the great war. She is en route to the Irish coast on a voyage that may make of her backers, her officers and her crew millionalres. Capt. Charley Rickards !s In com- mand. Capt. Charley, master mari- ner, threw his hat into the °ring of the sea at $5 a month thicty years ago and is today gambling the meager savings of 2 lifetime against enormous wealth. For the Blakeley will seek to salvage the gold and val- uables in the strong room of the ill-fated Lusitania. Grinning like a happy boy, the veteran navigator, as the lines were being thrown ashore yester- day afternoon, declared that he was very hopeful of the outcome. “Laughingly, 1 have told .my wife that when I come home we will bulld 2 mansion in Paris and another on 5th avenue,” he shouted to & group of his old cronles. ‘*“Now - that sounds good. But I don’t want a mansion. I want a farm, and Cows and horses and chickens and a Jit- ney to go to town to See the movies.” . Carries Full Equipment. The Blakeley, of 1,750 gross ton- nage, Is on her second voyage. Her first stop will be Philadelphia. On the first voyage she carried gen- eral merchandise to England. This time it Is to be adventure, real ad- venture, for in her “glory holes” she carries skilled divers; in her cargo hold, tons of dynamite; while on her decks are affixed pow- erful derricks to be used in lifting salvage from the sea. Adventure, Indeed, for on her return she may carry gold bullion recovered from the purser's strong room; jewels and gold and silver coin ownad by the men and women who essayed the war-time voyage, seven years ago, this month. “Look at my men,” fairly begged Capt. _Rickards. “There's Glass and Templeton and McKay—all good men, and all of them, like me, with their life's blood tied up in the expedition. There's New- man, my engineer, and Gz:orge Carter, his assistant, more goed men. ‘Sure, they're in on It, too. We have taken this ship on a bare boat charter, and we'll bring her home loaded with more money than—more money than He shrugged his shoulders and spread his hands in an expressive gesture. Then, smiling, he gazed across toward the Virginia capes and the tossing sea lying beyond. Will Work 250 Feet Down. “We will send our men down the 250 feet to where the Lucy is sup- posed to be lying,” tinued, “there to dynamite a pas- sage through the decks to the pur- ser's strong room. We will drop over glant hooks to drag away the wreckage. Then we hope the mammoth steel octopus tentacles of our especlally constructed ma- chine will fasten themselves about the treasure and rise higher, high- er, higher, until they finally drop upon the deck of our ship. They tell us that our divers cannot suc- ceed. But we have tested our men and our suits. One may remain 1,000 feet below the sea level in them and not be hurt. Leavitt, who will have charge of tho div- ing operations, himself worked on the Pewabic below the Lusitania mark In Lake Huron and recov- ered a part of the cargo. “I tell you we will succeed, and by Christmas we all will be rich.” One officer—McKay, the third mate—is after the adventure as much as the gold. - “I have been gold-digging be- P NEGRESS IN SENATE RACE. Minnesota Woman Would Go to State Capital. DULUTH, Minn, May 12.—Mrs. Helen White, twenty-five, negress, has filed papers as a candidate for the state senate from the fifty-eighth district, it was announced vesterday. I Avoiding . Extremes THE LIVES of the great are nearly all a record of extremes. But it is to the steady, right-living man and woman that WALLIS’ is a comforting meal- time consideration. g1t is not extremely sumptuous here, nor is it extremely plain. The appeal is to all who find attraction in mod- eration—food sensibly served, and price con- servatively reasonable. Mallis’ “Washington’s Largest Restanrant” 12th and G Streets N.W. r - N 1 | WHEN NATURE WONT PLUTO WILL | kS fore,” he sald. “I was with the Inter-Ocean people when, in 1916, they tried to salvage the Ward liner Merlda outside of the Vir- D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922. eught to hawve The Blakeley will not stop with She hopes to sal- bles of the Arablc, Geelong, the Oceanic and others. Finally Capt. 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One Block Below Penna. Ave. Dealer, J. J. Devine, 1418 P St. N.W. ounce . 50c Oakley’s Cucumber Cream for Sunburm or Tan .n 50c Elona Real Hair Netw, o or fringe, every net guar: teed. Dozen 3c A Whirlwind Sale of Men’s Shirts! Purchase of New Summer Shirts, Every One Perfect, of Excellent Workmanship and Guaranteed Strictly Fast Color Over Fifty Fine Patterns T e Printed Madras Corded Madras Crepe Madras Cotton Pongee Fine Percale Oxford Cloth Quality Shirts in every way—of splendid materials that look well, wash well and wear well. Shirts the most particular men can buy with confidence and wear with pride. # button fronts and soft cuffs. Sizes 134 to 17. Wide stripes, narrow stripes, clus- ter stripes, combination stripes, and plenty of neat checks and figures. All have five- White Oxford and tan cotton pon- gee shirts, include buttoned-down collars as well as regulation neck- band styles. AiryNew Trimmed Hats In the Glorious, Youthful Styles of Summertime Hand in hand with the first touch of summer weather comes this Saturday sale of hundreds of beautiful hats that sound every high note of the summer modes, Hats of leghorn, horsehair braid, georgette, ribbon, Canton crepe and plain and fancy straws. WHITE HATS, pas- tel shades, staple colors and black. More hats and bet- ter values than you'll find elsewhere in this city or section. Children’s White Milan Hats New summer hats of white Milan, trim- med with silk ribbon bands and streamers. Rolling brim, mushroom and poke models. Also a few in navy, black $1 39 . and brown.....ceeeevennnnn Boys’ Peggy Cloth TUB SUITS Warranted Fast Colors $1.19 The pale of sales for the little fellows of 8 to 6! Better suits than we or you have seen at or near the price. Two-plece buttoned-on style, with Peggy Cloth pants and white jean bodies; trimmed in col- ors. Tan and white, navy and white, green and white and cadet and white. and cuffs trimmed with white brai Inserted pocket. _Also natty whit, $1.50 gingham and white and contrasting colors. .. 5 MIDDY SKIRTS of white gala il TOTS' ORGANDY HATS, in dainty poke shape with shirred brims. Blue, pink and SOC t little foiks, as practical as they are dressy. Poke, mushroom and buttoned- on styles, some with touches of colored hand em- o Spring Coats and Capes, 209 Off An opportunity to save on children's smart &/ Children’s Apparel tailored middies. Sizes 8 to 22 linene. Colorful checks trimmed 'in plain 98C pleated, with deep hem. Muslin bodies orchid 3 1e folks, broidery, others trimmed with braid— apparel in the midst of the season instead of at the MIDDY BLOUSES of red galatea. o Sailer collar PANTIE DRESSES, sizes 2 to colors, also plain ocolors trimmed with attached. Sizes 6 to 12 ............., $ 1 098 WHITE PIQUE HATS for ' 59¢ to $1.98 end of the season. Piping Rock Leghorn Hats Summer Underwear l‘}’&li‘g& Forest Mills SUITS. .. .5.9C Regular and extra sizes, in cool summer suits, with band tops and tight or lace-trimmed knees. (‘;VR'B'!Z’.EF orest Mills VESTS. . .296 Summer Vests of the better quality, cool, elastic and cut comfortably full., V neck and bodice tops. Extra sizes, 35c. Boys’ Athletic Cool . White Checked Nain- sook Suits, ideal for summer. Subject to very slight irregu- larities, but not at all hurt. All s1zes. B(o)yN-’ Athletic llel;un's. N .590 Tailored of 72x80 weave white nainsook. All sizes. The same style, with button attach- ment, in small sizes. These smart and practical hats for sports and general utility wear are featured at a special price. Trimmed with grosgrain rib- bon bands, with edges bound to match .......... e $1.75 $2.25 Full Fashioned SILK HOSE Beautiful Quality, in $ 25 Black, White, Gray, s Brown and Nude ....... Purchase of fine thread silk stockings to sell far below their worth, because their maker, who is mighty critical, has classed them as “irregulars.” Faults too slight to mind—in some cases too slight to find. Save a dollar on silk hose of quality. $1.50 Silk-and-Fiber Hose Women's Handsome New Summer Hose, durably knit of a combination Three-seam fashioned back, and cross- 59c stitch top to prevent garter runs. White, black and colors. Slight irreg- ulars. Some in sizes up to 10%. Children’s Three-quarter Socks Three-quarter Socks, with Derby rib- bed tops. Black, white, brown and blue. Also sample mercerized socks in solid colors or with fancy tops. Slight irregulars. Worth 50¢c, 75¢ and $1.00 Purchase of a ‘manufacturer’s surplus of new collars, in eyelet, organdy, linen, crash and lace. Tuxedo, round, Bramley and high of thread silk and fiber and lisle lined. 50c and 59¢ Beautifully Mercerized effects. Also a few collar and cuff sets.