Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922 19 MARYLAND ONLY STATE |PUMP-CAN GAS WAR ENDS.| NEW HATS HIT PARIS. |gmivy Aresds e srosiens ot | PASTOR 0. K.'S FLAPPER, | nieventonce. The crls are sy WITHOUT PROHIBITION T : i e e, e i ke B el Paris Dealers in Truce After Price | Red Headgear Passes for New Bell- |, Silk continues to be dlsplayed in the | CHICAGO, May 2i.—The modern |E€neration of women the world has ENFORCEMENT EAWS Falls 50 Per Cent. Shaped Violet Straw. trics ‘rausing from; $10'to $20 ' yarg, | CePDer Was decendad by the Rew Al SVCLBOTRL L L e o e Special Dispatch to The Stai 5 i e Ry ithia 5 " with a downward tendency. These |Mer Pennewell, pastor of the Cove- | ya. & 3 L patch to By the Associated Pross Py the Associnted Press. showings display astonishing colors, but | nant Church, at Ranstone, in a sermon | & TOUgh ake, and emerging into the _BALTIMORE, N .—To Mary- | PARIS, May he war of the pump | PARIS, May*23.—After a vogue of six |the predominant note is lavender for | in which he ol whor . age of culture, the women's age land has been accorded one more | AR MY S been sénding the | Weeks the vivid red hats which took the | evening wear. Fashion authorities seem oh he approved short skirt, bob- | phac Gx why the flapper exists today and maybe not the least in a long (20 can which has heen sénding the of Paris by storm have entirely | to be hesitating whether to launch this [ Ped hair and knickerbockers. o ¢ i Sae Wil Je o not FeLen ) list of distinctions. She is the only | Brlee of Easoline down during the pastlgy;oneared, In their wake has come & | ahade as an eerly summer color for| * isease, but a | e M oae tn i haie b | state minus o 'siate prohibition e D e o i, Lrealy: o small bell-shaned violel ‘straw creation | morning and sireet wear or (o accept ‘d‘u,\- i, e et ool Bt i R i i Y i ini or aw. o 8 hnd ort sl and knie el e | have b.en Initial Timidity Over Joining| ““rii*Put“we ather day Rhode | o0 pamp labeldd Ol | Bt But il 1o dosmbe, or Ieila 1 whth ncrekang tevery L | ot SIER.OF A Batin Gectaea o oLl Y e Hitle bird Islend shared her ignominy. But fuced. 3 in Terms Routed by Rhode 1s d, to u!u‘ the m:r se ' Thed the Union. The ! = . Yowell Report. facug e fo ot : , the pump. : coollao BY CONSTANTINE 10 falbne fepEitioutythe 58 DU LAter 2 By Cable to Thy , alone, is on the out- | them the 2, o ““ 2 i Conyrich = ooking TR _" ozl peach = 3 g CONSTANTIN May 23—The| To this dismal isolation, offl lnprofi i b w I‘esbla effects of the Ru rman treaty of | o€ the Ma s - Rapallo already are apparent in the | Jacdguc dismall a zaflon, at | e 5 : = e e — e iebada et o e T b Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Wednesday, May 24, 1922 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest . | German treaty was communicated of-| Volstead | L == = = — — s ———————— —— ficially to the Angora government,ac- [ (Al now PORTO RICO RATES CUT. | L ‘im.mpm.wl by a note from Forelzn| ‘two ve hence, and perhaps | NEW YORK, May | 5 THE CANDY MINT WITH THE HOLE | Commi Tehiteherin asking Turkey | still Tonger—if the claims of the war-time peak i - Ibce ll(;)vnfioraungfl!‘n:g]edt:f to join in accepting all the milflflrrl count for anything. i | > at Ing o plunge—that’s e —_ effect of a Life Saver on |, U m i A . your tongue. Prove ittoday. had signified { TWU ARMY PI-ANE | Ccessorles After a lon ' i or the prano 5 : ORSET Brassieres, of o did o | ! flesh tint brocade, with ibilities. | two or four pairs of hose sup- H Moscow Seems Angry. . . porters. Long front, without St SRR, ,‘ In Readiness For the 0pen1ng ()f steels. $1.50 to $4.00, i Seventeen Flyers Run Into r d l B . S ¢ d M 27} Men’s Canvas Belts, 35c. Wind, Hail and Rain on laa asin, Satur a}’ ay z/(th Men’s Jersey Skull Caps, . 5 A 35¢. Way to Fort Sill. '%{ Mother may I go in to swim, = ' Silk Stocki 0 ARSSiAre s . ; Yes my darling daughter. s]‘s‘o“m"“‘ Silk Stockings, “See 7 i Se < “gTY A ~U0. e e ET -rx\xA.\\llnnxx,\ « 1‘1\. Okla. May 2 : Hang sour clothes on a hickory limb, 1 ’ ‘ : 2 Wo Army airplanes were wrecked A : | r T T L B Vacation Vistas nd two others damaged lato yester- But doi't go near the water. e {e ol tasgned AN ADITORIAL turning from St. Joseph. Mo, to P /o HE bathing costumes are so Rolette Silk Stockings, R S Ficld, Fort Sill, Okla., battied wind /| beantifil leolorrul andibecor- o = L OKING forward tinand hail storms through south- . : s $2.25 to $2.95. to vacation > Don't s and Oklahoma. N, i £ \ ing that you might think one overlook small things usly injured. | mustn’'t go near the water, but g i = S | , : ) 3 that may mar it ern peopics, " i With a Bio Stock youre mistaken—they're as prac- Rubber Caps and Hats Sishfeceine on A lone ceepty Reds ! S 4 s - w.\“” ;:‘ill‘:n ‘,‘”"“ e | of Standard Make tical as they are pretty. HE most beautiful colors, 1 ~,Iv‘; e N oheneat e S ral ceTied a BEokEn H. J Colorful, varied, novel; knickers being shapes and trimming ef- i e ol vour denouncing fresh Turkish mas- Picrces Wing. the vogue, and such an improvement fects—why, they come under i ,k“,...m:",‘i \.) ' ‘;‘ "‘ Tk upiahed cinSthe gt i 1. Shabacker headed | ELECTR!C over former styles. You remember, we the head of millinery elegance. e en s v carried off the trophy last season. Well, and if they weren't rubber ftaublde -“x,_.".d T S i \ 3? @ v although we have no yesterdays—to- | you would almost want to Gosr AT e Lieu REE N morrows are our goal—we just want to Wear them for style alome. Conult Y= ¢ ‘g.t‘:x u remark that our new stocks are even Cans. i - stvles, SOc. = more attractive than when we won the Aps anwenty siniess i 2 2 prize. Rubber Jackey Caps, 45¢ r—mfw Pay yo;f"El;,C“;c Light From the tot of 2 to 6 vears to miss and 59c. ’ 70&9&‘5[8]” ! Log 2er and woman wearing 32 to 34, bathing = - e & suits of every modish style, color, model | Caps, in hosts of styles, to 1 i ;. . & . 2 * 2 1217 G S N0 | POTOMAC and fabric appropriate for the purpose. | $1.00. ¥4 v treet . . S S y i %l C i ] j ‘ {INVALID RULER’'S RETREAT | WAITERS FIGHT PAY CUT. ELECTRIC Sport colors are greatly in evidence— Rubber Hats, in lovely S | | e » % stripes, gay tones in solid colo: Just stvles, 50c. BEETE SN2 | IN JAPAN WELL GUARDED | SEm May ssail - CO see them, as they are now on display. o Burchell’s i S | APPLIANCE CO. Rubberized Satin Hats ) : . ) : r ’ 2.25 to $4.98. i bl Nipponese Continue to Revere €07 14th St. T MISSCS and Women s o ‘ ncomparable ! Person and Name of Ab- 2 Sateen Bathing Shoes, cork i Branch Store. Washington Rail. ’ a Mackay soles, $1.89. Bouquet Coffee dicated Emperor. S 2t Eleric Builiine Bathlng SUItS nd Mackay May Still Be Bought f e Satin Bathing Shoes, Mac ay Still Be Bought for ' Sizes 34 to 46 | kay soles, $1.50 to $2.89. . Gingham Suits at $4.95 to $8.95. zsc }b. Capes are Dehghtftd Krepe Knit Suits at $16.95 to $2250. | Bathing Suit Bags Blowing in the breeze or shielding you Surf Satin Suits at $.:.95. _ J = N A irom the stidden contact of air as vou Iflfletq Suits at $16.95 to $}a.00. | A special of Cravenette. Burchell’s don your bathing togs for the first time Satin Suits at $9.95 to $29.50. | with outside pocket fitted his ‘seasc Hese éa . 1 Wool Jersey and Worsted Suits at | with mirror and rouge box. 1325 F S N.W. this season, these capes have a style ; ) A 2 1325 F Street NW. trulv bewitching. As we said before, $4.95 to $15.95. . Strong clasp and double han- they're practical, too, #nd you should see P‘"gl"(h,( h'"V‘ Sl"ti at $9.95. , dles. A very compact model the array of colors, styles and models! Mercerized Cotton Suits at $3.95. | and a very special price. 69c. 4 1 Silhouette figures in diving posture Women’s Extra Size Suits | Other bags in many colors W i against a pure white Terry cloth, con- R | and models. Some are hand- kl - ventional patterns in same material, Sizes 48 to 54 painted in water-proof J S Q l P h i wool jersey and ever so many kinds, the Wool Jersey Suits, $9.95 to $11.95. colors. At $2.25 to $2.95. pecla urcnase ¢ principal feature being value, for they Merino Suits at $7.95. Bandanna) Handierchiers oot "'"l“l“ ’.Cl::; (tvhfm'lj'ou d expect from Children’s One and Two Piece Wor- | for neck or cap, 12%c to 18c. o nevfandisuukingistyles. sted Suits—Sizes 2 to 6 vears, $1.95 to Beach Handkerchiefs, voile ) =05 - <i 2 years 5 e i ' ~— * ummer r 3 Capes of Terry Cloth, $6.95. 53.9?. sizes kS to 12 years, $3.95 to §5.°5- | --in sport colors, 25c. G 'il(lli’lll()ll [ 8 Cinee ot Woit J " $7.95 to $15.95 _Girls’ and Misses’ Two-piece Suits— A \ X :-;:11!-,‘r<nl' wi “‘rm_ O Y I s sy Sizes 12 to 16 years. Merino at $3.95. T‘_U“.ftf‘f“‘_-'lflm- 25c. Em- Time Gifts son wallk. 1 Bathing Tights, 89c to $3.50. Wool Jersey and Worsted, $4.95 to $6.95. broidered, 35¢c; 3 for $1.00. Sre e roan Baein e Special Tank Suit at $5.95. o s . Beach Parasols. pongee and To commemorate e : At <ilk. $6.50 to $7.50. S/ his student days S| notidok nn'on e retiven rutee of | ® : " If You Make Your Own 7 and keep wat¢h on ¥ | M g B th' 7 the fature, find the 3| QUTFITTING OF HUGE SHIP | en s bDathing NOteTulE Take Your young man's gift W i 7 Black Peau de Soie, 36 inches wide. O T Cl i o EYZ‘ \1?: CLASSED COLOSSAL J0B Such an arrav of Cool Sum- Sults Yard, $2.98. ) ) ' wn owels among Our. sgm & - v L 19 Black Faille Francais, 36 inches wide. cialer O RWlam e mer Dresses offers untold op- Yard $2 Here are two specials: S * 41 Li Majestic R i T and S Sp +6 for T 5 5 - S = 45 . pieces. Sturdy, ! l;er H:J:SMXS e:u:eds c <= S portunity to be outfitted for Snappy—we'll say so! Don’t get the Black Bathing Suit Satin, 36 inches 18x36 White Turkish selblled eaecs “: 2 ’e‘s 9 . ;h VoS, the warm and hot days to idea that style is confined to women’s wide. Yard, $2.98. Towels, each, 25c. > ixteen Miles bf Sheets. Sl a5 f ai - ac 5—| at all. You should Fast Black Sateen, permanent luster. 4 s : round or octagonal, come. Silk Dresses in plain or beach clothes—not at a ou sh e P 20540 White Turkish SOUTHAMPTON. England, May 4.— | see the natty effects in these for men: beaded styles, Normandie chased or lain, 37, The outfitting of the liner Majes C . L 3 2 Satin-face Bathi Suit Fabric) forat Towels. each, 38¢c. gold dials . ; : hamhioh) made Der mal Vooiles, Crepe Julias, Foulards Two-piece Bathing Suits, worsted nfi'ei:’: %’(:rd Rsoclflg W SAPHGHIOES ) Pri WA et and a host of other wanted ma- jersey, at $3.45 to $7.50. Imported Ginghams, plain and checks. ’ 4 ricesi #0510l $45 1; it mites eta 0% mites terials. "You can do well to California model in heathers with Yal!jdflsc- S i e . 192 BOYS ‘ 3 For Graduate— lof bed covers were being utilized buv two or three at this ex- stripe border at $6.00 and college co]prg “ponge for Bathing Capes. ain, & n S| onthe icening ape e Y 5 in a variety to provide for every possible vard, $1.25; novelty, vard, $1.50. | Bathmg SUIts tremely low price. miles of tablecloths and 29.000 pieces - preference at $2.95. 7|0t glassware. China and earthen- | .[VOIU ou ’re (II[ set One 'and two piece mo_d(-‘]s 3 H.DozamG Pazs. T e iary ol The new style suits have concealed 7 2 in various colors and kinds SCHMEDTIE BROS. CO. sists of 50,000 picces, with an extra | pocket for change and keys, made secure - let’s SPIGS/L' and all good values, too. $1.00 )0 pieces for the French restau- Reliable Jewekrs Since 1864, by a firm snap fastener. Sizes 34 to 46. to $3.48. N Dressy and Comfortable Strap Oxfords As Sketched $850 £ I The crew of the ship will wear | something like 53 miles of aprons | during a passage. IRISH PRODUCE DROPS. | Marked Decrease in Price, Foreign Competition Stronger. DUBLIN, May 4.—There is a marked fall in the price of Irish produce and an increase of foreign competi- tion with Irish produce, not only in British markets but in Ireland itself. | The imports of food into Ireland | are in many cases heavier than be- fore the war. E Pongee Suits In 3 Wonderful Styles They’ll wash and look even better there- after—just note the price 515 ‘ Long revers for larger || sizes; neat notch lapel in 2 || distinet styles. Beautifully | | RESH, crisp—just eager to make their appearance on your head as soon as you can get here to select from six styles. Quality and value stand out all over them—first, because they are fine grade patent Milan straw, such as you see in more expen- sive kinds; next, the price is so low that you might be misled if you didn’t see them personally. They look exactly like costly hats shown in many specialty Vienna was the hibit “jaywalking." $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return SUNDAY, MAY 28 Similar Excursions first city to pro- | | | | VALUABLES ¥ June 11 and 25. tailored W‘th Slip fiOCket?' ACK or brown kid shops at dollars more 'th_an these enta g of less than\ S;ES«‘::%TT}?QIN Long coat with double Spllt B = 1 buckle; welt sol 4 are marked. Some with wide % é 5o 2 i 1 sl Lol e flange. Tailored bands in fold See us about a Safe Lv. Washington.......... 7:00 am. back. !It s the ldeal suit fOI' SHd Cukan’heels. ‘One of dhe ge. Deposit Box NOW. Citizens Savings Bank, SAFETY FOR YOUR 1336 New York Ave. effect, neat sweatband and various crown effects. These are just the sort of hat you'll enjoy wearing Decoration Day, mow and all summer. Get it tomorrow and start the summer right. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother recent arrivals—very dressy, at the same time comfort able. All sizes. ‘Second Floor. vacation and ‘outing wear. Try to duplicate them at the' price. Lv. Wilmington 0 p. Tickets on Sale Beginning Friday Consult Ticket Agents Baltimore & Ohio R. R.