Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922. - : L 13 ; , DOCTORS ASKNEW ([~ \ - M% RULEWI'"]”UR { HE.:IQ ..m: UIS . oy Tt e~ | eyt Off ¢him, NEFVOUS |edical Association Adopts . : | More 500 PCS. OF JEWELRY At lmoorters i I Resolution as to “Unsatis- factory Distribution.” Everyone has heard of the seeming ‘‘mir- acles’ performed by yeast. And now Sci- | P the Associated Press, ence announces the discovery of a process ST, LOUIS, May 23.—The resolu- which enables yeast to build weight, increase [ tlon presented yesterday to the house energy and clear the skin often in just half | Of delegates of the American Medical the usual time! This is known as the process | Association, appealing to Congress of ironization. It is embodied only in |for reclief from the “present unsatis- IRONIZED YEAST, which millions are now | factory conditions” as to the distrl- taking with splendid results. bution of whisky, was adopted by an Make This Test—Free! overwhelming vote today. The reso- If thin or run-down—or if troubled with |lution asked governmental distribu- pimples, blackheads or boils, mail coupon |tion of whisky for medical purposes Fourteen different lots. Choice of the entire collection Ladies’ The Sale Price Wednesday ‘ 5 Oc Some of the lots Home Journal :;axl:ali:ll fo:)'f 11.253 At are more or less Patterns are showing many limited, there- for Famous Three-Day, Trial Treatment of | $3'5;, I Scaled packages of §, 16 and lovely new lels IRONIZED YEAST. Take these remark- | 'Scx limitations in the medical profes- value. ONE'Y, new, BRCCCls S0 able tablets—two with each meal. Then |sion will vanish in a few years, and the watch the results! time is coming when every community Pimples, etc., usually begin to disappear | Will recognize the need of woman almost immediately. Note the sudden in- {;L‘:g‘g:gl& D Gt sl LAl AURoRT i V. i i O] e Medical Vomen's e ok 'g:d 29 for putting heks | Natlonal Assoclation, one of a group 5 rm flesh on your bones—many thin %o of medical organizations meeting wonderful < report gaining 5 to 9 pounds on the very first | here in connection with the conven- Nondermul package of Tronized Yeast! tion of the Americanj Medical Asso-| 0 The reason for these amazing results is c‘*g:""-l\_r;‘l‘l;‘!a]t‘ud:nym i that the cess of ironization helps to im- a iy 3 Vi 5 and exer- proc ok 1rol P! tak vice abi $1.4 lue at... ‘ e mediately convert the vital yeast elements . | s indnatey Ko s o nucts bHICY| much more: | Yous p()c lar $100 val coupon. Select your in a Pfl": into health and strength, thus enabling you | recognition as for a man. but all that choice ..... —Lot No. 11.—Imported Silver~ attern before 'choos- ton's "hr. 10 D e At man e Lty —Lot No, 2200 Pairs of diesti p ! e ure. Read s y Teltava won 1 4 ¢ . plated Can cks. 50C s below how benefits it holds for you. hyalcian e ,:.frl. P iven Earrings, in assorted styles. Per Pair «.o.oeeennn ing the material and - 1 scientific background, the Some are button effects, others s . . S EE T Mail Coupon Now! ! o of the v have drops, in_pearl and —Lot_No. 1250 Metal Pic- you may very often e whnta wonderfulim- | Will be in favor of the woma I can bring in your slcian. t various colors. Your 50 ture Frames, enamel save money hyv kno C ¥ by pon At onde Mabs: omesitesily far Sekviee choice per pair.... —Lot No. 5—206 Novelty —Lot No. 7.—24 Dorine Boxes, | 2nd silver-plated. ) ing exactly how n JERYEASTroidatail || There is no profession outside of —Lot No. 3.—100 Bracelets, Necklaces, in assorted styles sibverplated.s Yont ' S0C Lonrehoie material ve eed tory results otherhood 2 offers e 3 Feoo S . % y as ed styles, | . 7 E naterial v . o i refandeds | Mendous opportunity for service Novel designs,in all ‘colors, made to sell for from choice . : s —Lot No.13.—Imported Silver- i You Wi meed, ty t not one was ever priced for —Lot No. does, de the practice of medi T s ed Dr. Elizabeth Gainai10;Foond 24 Silver-plated | jia0ed4 Bonbon Dishes, as directions in this less than $1.00. Your $1.00 and over. Your 50 Varity Cases. Your T : 80 - . retiri X 8 or: o 2 (A 5 Dutch silver design. atter are te ol : N l Free Trial Coupon liation s e 5 choice ... 50c | oo ... BEET | i i 50c Dutch silver design. §Qc | | matter are quite « “Gains 8 Pounds | The Ironized Yeast Co. ! al diagnosis of Tulane Uni- —Lot No. 4.—100 Ribbon and | _Lot No. 6—100 Celluloid —Lot No. 9.—50 Sterling Silver i “After one box of IRONIZED YEAST Atlanta, Ga, Dept. 100 v New Orieans. Cord Sautoirs, gold-plated | 1l ieotors o, han | Rings, set with white and —Lot No. 14—50 Metal Bag 1 have sained & Jbe. and my skin is l Camias Sl "“'I Alen J. McLaughlin of Wash- aadisilver moninted. mnade ta | | Lockets, in all colors,.to hang | colored stones. Made to sell Frames, were marked “I have gained 10 Ibs. in 15 days.” I ) S I hat medical knowledge has advanc- more. Your choice... SOC | Chains. Your choice | Your choice ......... C | choice weveeerennnnnn = —Mrs. LK. B I l ed |f:\‘r in‘ excess of the means for Z - retty am “ ” e pplying it. ‘Gains 7 Pountjt s State. Xine out ¢f every 1,000 babies in V il d D i Package oo Famiiy | |America dle before reaching the first olles an amty lefly bocause of {mpure milk. ter F. Watton of Brooklyn, 'i Y N d A h P H Y., €aid before & Joint meeting of ou ee nother retty at R “American Association Medical : mmissioners and the Certified Milk H A Ch S l Producers’ Association of America. ere re arming ty es Origin of Tuburcular Disease. Dr. Watton stated that 51 per cent of all cases of tuberculosis was le to impure milk. ¢ the house of delegates. the body of the American Med- ation, continued to receive HOW TO RECOGNIZE THE CAR . reports and YOU OUGHT TO BUY Tonight the convention proper of the association and the other medical societies meeting here opens formally with the installation of President- elect George E. de Schweinitz of Philadelphia by Postmaster General Work, retiring president. There is something unerring in the {SEEKING MORE DATA . Figured Ones —Trim one with the other. make them i the new combir effects, or use o 1a terial entirely. Any of these lovely, new v fabrics will be cl ing when col terns are s however yvou may ion them. ded and guarsntesd by all good drug stores such as the Peoples Drug Stores. A Sale of Sample Dresses Of Spanish or Bohemian Lace —Beautiful models, only one or two of a style. Val- instinct by which a man knows that ON VALENTINO NUPTIALS ues from $45.00 to $39.75 : : ; T B i N E the Pierce-Arrow is the car for him. District Attorney to Visit Cali- > A . ; ; 3 - S N —They are large dress hats, with Baronet satin crowns and A long education in selectlng other | - . e maline brims, trimmed with glycerine ornaments in black, TOmOl‘I‘O\V at 2 . . nvestigation. 5 e things in which the same standards I e also in white. r Something New hold b - o s | ditional data on the marriage of —There are matrons’ hats in black, brown, navy and henna, o mg§t 9 —things 1n which a basic ;.‘jflgflgg‘d ,‘,;{;:;{f;“,;l {1};"",‘;1'.," 2 aad and hats especially becoming to women with bobbed hai Embrmdered utility is enhanced to conform with o Frami iy, Bim actor. and Dk —Others are sport hats, suitable for almost any occasion, $ .50 . Net : R e R LSS L e g e L also flower-decked leghorn hats. Seml'Made e a world where taste, gOOd form; ap- | sought by Thomas Lee Woolwine, dis- —_Many hats are needed for summer wear to compliete the . . . . 1 trict attorney He and Tom McClel- = < propriateness and distinction are as !i*:,"'é»,,":;“;’,}; e ey ianned pretty costumes. s | Tito ¢ night. o Kann’s—Second Floor. i HECCESIEVRTS u]fl‘_lt«\ = has taught such ih{gfl;'.}m[:_‘nn‘;‘:c‘ri':‘r:?;:r':.ssfifé'fy:\:::rly. —TLace dresses bid fair to be among ]"{a”:“\d c L g _ i {"%5 oMcial action has been taken as : lanned out 2 man to se'e .”‘ ! 1ercc‘ Antow the i:-'nsm;';;\':'x: e U F k f I Orted Gino.ha the season’s most popular models, par- will be qualities he insists upon in his other | that of Valentino, an of sufMelent m | rocks or imp gham ticularly when fashioned of the above- | | ™k : belongings. e propose to find out whether the mentioned exquisite laces. Sk ! criminal code of California can pro- tect the sanctity of the marriage re- lation,” said McClelland. “If these couples have lived to- Foss-Hucues Company, 1141 Connecticut gether as man and wife since the ceremonies were performed. their re- : {lation has been, in the eyes of the venue, N. W. Washington {1aw. palpably bigamous.” = { Valentino obtained an interlocutory Baltimore {decree of divorce from Jean Acker here January 10. Mayo married Miss Godowsky, daughter of Leopold Go- and Cotton Eponge __All have foundations of heavy quality satin or can- $5 95 i . { ton crepes and most of them are made with the new 5 5 side drapes, which hang below the hem of the skirt; = “(1,‘(:‘ :”nn‘{wru_ have the surplice bodice and some have the draped orchid. ize and cope i cape. Handsome ribbon girdles finish many of them, some have flowers at the girdle. . flouncing. —The colors include brown, rust and black. 234 yar Kann's—Second Floor. Very Attractively Made—Choice.......... —They are very sweet, cool and dainty in appearance, the kind of dowsky, pianist, four days after an dresses of which you can never have too many. interlocutory decree had ‘- been ob- tained here from Joyce Eleanor Mayo. The California law_does not permit ‘remnrrlage until a final decree is ob- — tained, a vear after the interlocutory decree is granted. —_— THOMAS CIRCLE TO ASK FOR BETTER LIGHTING Officers of the Thomas Circle Citizens’ Assoclation. and a special committee ap- pointed at a meeting of the association last Tuesday planned to appear before the District Commissioners today to present a request for better street light- ing facilities for 14th street. The officers and special committee were Instructed by a resolution adopted at a meeting of the executive commit- tee Iast night at the Guaranty Savings Bank to present the resolution adopted last Tuesday asking “the latest, up-to- date electric lighting system (the same electric_lights as are on Pennsylvania avenue) on 14th street northwest, from Pennsylvania avenue to U street, as these electric lights are badly needed in keeping with the large business ac- tivities that are established there.” Those instructed to present the reso- lution today are: Richard J. Downey, Roy F. Carty, Arthur Copeland, Frank G. Stewart, Graham R Clements, El- mer T. Hunt, Dr. Starr Parsons, and Willlam H. Estey, jr. It was decided to call a special meet- ing of/tne association in the near future to act upon a large number of applica- tions for charter membership, in the as- sociation. UMBRELLAS H Re-Covered Nice assortmeht of Ladles’, Gents' and Children's Umbrellas and Canes very reasonable. FRENCH UMBRELLA SHOP Fr. 4594-W 718 13th St. N.W, —characterizes Plitt's work. Let us estimate on Painting, Paperhanging or Uphol- stering. —The eponge frocks are in rose. old blue, orchid and white. some ornamented with white cross-stitch embroidery, made in straight- line styles, and piped with checked gingham. 1 yard of nch net —The imported ginghams are in straightline styles, with white . Kann's—Street Flo linen collars, cuffs and pocket trimmings. ornamented with hand- made French knots. Majority are finished with Peggy and roll collars, all have short sleeves and self belts. The colors are green, orchid, blue, red, brown, and black and white combinations. There are misses’ and women’s sizes. Jap Silk Sport Blouses Trim, Neat and Cool Looking —Blouses 7 ) made of g heavy qual- Kann’s—Second Floor. STENCILED GRASS RUGS Are Greatly Desired for S —An immense import order is the reason for the following special values. The rugs are in an extensive range of at- tractive patterns, in green, blue, brown and rose color- ings. ity Japanese silk, in white, with Tuxedo, Peter Pan and Peggy collars, some are edged with filet lace, others have knife pleating around col- ; 7 larand cuffs. \—Sizes 36 to 46. Specially priced— $2.99 Kann’s—Main Aisle—Street Floor. Sport Skirts Have the Stage at Present —One’s summer wardrobe really seems hardly com- plete without one or more of these smart models for wear with sweater or blouse. —They are made of Bar- onet satin, in white, navy, black, and white and black combinations. Qthers are sport skirts of silk, and still others are of cream wool basket weaves, all- wool striped prunellas, and An 8x10-Ft. Grass Rug at . Several Thousand Yards of Cretonnes and Other Curtain Materials Full Bolts, New Styles, Perfect Goods 59¢, 78¢c, 95¢ to $1.19 Values See Utah—the Wonderland 9§ A vast inland salt sea and grotesque wonderlands that no other explored region of earth can boast; lakes, mountains, canyons, streams. 9§ Undeveloped resources in four leading minerals estimated at a trillion dollars—three times the assessed valuation of the United States; livestock, farming, manufacturing. { An average temperature that is the average for the United States—a climate ideal for a permanent home. Four glorious seasons and abounding health. Write for free illustrated $3.69 —150 Rugs in the lot, and all are attractive styles; one style is shown here. Special Wednesday 43 Yard: o S ity c __Well known brands'of Cretonnes, such as Puritan Mills, Standish Mills, Colonial Mills, Leona Mills, etc. Heavy, medium and light weight qualities, in bird, flower, stripe, Oriental, Chinese and eonventional designs. So many dif- ferent effects we cannot begin to enumerate them. —Linen Taffeta and Ox- —Marquisettes, 4 3 Pod Other Size —Grlsfs —Grass Rugs, 14x7 V4~ e $2.49 | L. $1.56 —Grass Rugs, 90 C —Grass Rugs, | ford Taffeta Cre- 43 C yard........... white wash ratines. 3x6 ft., each.. .. 27x54-in. size. 5 5 { tonnes, yard.... | —Drapery Silks, 4 3 —One of the best and most —Grass Rugs, each¥iii,soucss doC i —Dark Colored 43 C yard .o...enns . C comprehensive lines we 18x36-in. size, 25 —Qrass Rugs, 4 Madras, yard ... have ever carried at- this C 000 yards Grass Carpet, | cach ... D4.85 27 in. wide. ‘A 3 7 _ZO(;S )i':r\i\svid:irass Car= Fgla;ms—'i'hlr& Floor. fird 23(: unusually low price, each— $5.95 Kann's—Second Floor. —Rep Cretonnes, e Cartin. 430 | S neoe 43C =Filet and Scolehitase yard . ioooiess 430 Kann’s—Third Floor.' Summer frocks, and ' fore be here||: i —Lot No. 1.—576 Bar Pins ¢ 0 s AU Dt Ate Al il e Kann’s—East thc-.vc patterns are very assortment of designs, gold Room, Street ; early. easy to follow. and silver plated, some sterl- b i b s & ing silver, set wl;!'\ white and ; § $ —Lot No. 10100 Pieces o ‘(np a .,l_mm_u. :glor?dts“fies halotisa pinin ' / Metal Girdles, Enamel and Style BDook at 25¢ (in- $1.00 and many are worth { stone settings. Regu- §() cluding a 15¢ pattern . A3C