Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 9

i ¥ =5 o ™~ 97 INDEXING RESULTS " OF ENOA ARLEY Certain High Lights Remain in Memory, City Once More Bustling Port. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. Bs Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, i GENOA, May 23—Certain high; lights remain in memory now that Genoa has become a mere bustling port and the power and glory of the conference have departed. Materially this was a memorable meeting. Al- though the number of participants, employes, helpers, workmen, police and others reached about 10,000, the local organization was very good. The press arrangements were excellent. The telegraph and telephone services went with snap and precision, show- ing well what the Italians are capa- ble of when they try. The hospi- tality was princely. Nothing was spared in money or effort to make the conference the Success which, ma- terially, it certainly was. Memorable, too, was the spectacle on the last day of the representatives of thirty-two states, mostly of that homo Europaeus—perhaps the most predatory of known creatures—sol- emnly swearing to abstain for a period of eight months from all ag- gression. The calling of the roll, With responses such as “Albania ac- cepts,” “Bulgaria accepts” and so on down the alphabet, gave hints per- haps. that the war was not in vain. Views of the Nations. How do the various ions consider #he results? The Russians are highly pleased. They consider that a long step forward was made in the fact that Russians and non-Russians met and discussed matters in a concilia- tory spirit. The Moscow men hope much from the meeting at The Hague. The British welcome to their return- ing prime minister properly crowns his superb struggle to achieve results Which could not in the present condi- tions be achieved. . The British and Italians entered into a kind of entente cordiale and their plan for a commercial treaty clearly indicates the solid front they may be expected to show during the coming months. Prime Minister Lloyd George's statement that *“a strong and prosperous Italy is in the interest of Britain” has caused extraordinary enthusiasm here. How far it is jus- tified only the developments of the next few months can reveal, but if the sentiment la it will mean thel end of the British policy in favor of the Greeks in the near east and pos- sfly pacification there. Seen from Paris the conference was notable in avoiding a break between France and the rest of the old en- tente powers. The Russians, it is be- lieved, kept the French from having to leave Genoa. The Japanese had little to gain and nothing to lose. The smaller nations. which were hopeful of economic restoration, are keenly disappointed, but they feel that participat the st S by United briele D3 delegate,” Capt. C! Caucasus. whose present address is vannes, claims to have been wronged | Wecause no action was taken in_his case. The “oppressed states” of Asia and also Montenegro are unhappy, but all look to the United States. “Real Danger” for Hague Meeting. The real danger for The Hague meeting, as the economist Vilfredo Pareto remarks. is that the supposed resources of Russia be the occasion for crazy speculation, with an ensu- | ing business panic. THe United States, the best informed nation regarding Russia, has little need for investiga- | tion. 'An American expert at The Hague might produce an excellent | result on his colleagues and bring Europe to a less eager attitude to- ward Russian concessions. The moral objection against meeting the bol- sheviki is commonly considered as mere American hypocrisy. One en- tirely beneficial reésuit of the confer- ence was the signing on Saturday night of a new Italo-Jugoslav pact ‘whereby bath agree to carry out the Rapallo treaty Within a month, the disputed points as to Fiume being regulated by a mixed commission. —_— PLEDGE TOO LITERAL. NEW YORK, May 23—A certificate of membership in the League of Rights, interpreted to includs “hip-pocket privileges,” was produccd by Vittorio Feruzzo in police court today, when he was charged with having fired two shots at Isadore Gotthelf during a Saturday night altercation in an ice cream shop. ‘he document set forth that Vittorio had joined “an organization pledged to fignt for the repeal of the eighteenth] amendment and other blue laws.” He thought, he told Magistrate Ober- wager, that it entitled him to carry a _revolver, “to use as he saw fit Come On You Dancers If there ever was a list of records that e you dance —here it is! They include the dancin’est music you ever stepped to. New Victor Records 18890—F Trots u.s’mum}" “GEOBGIA" Paul Whiteman at Bie best, Fex Trots “CALIFORNIA” Club_Royal Orchestra. #WHO BELIEVED IN YOU” All Star Trio and Orcheatra, 18801—Fox Trots “SOME SUNNY DAY” aul Whitemaw’s Orchesfra. r “ROSY POSY‘P' Clud Royal Orchestrs, 18882—Dance . “SWANEE RIVER MOON" (Waltz) International Novelty Orch, ] IT AGAIN” Fox Trot Paul Whitemaw’s Orohestra, - 18884—Popular Songs “MAMMY LOU” “PICK ME UP AND LAY ME POWN IN DEAR OLD DIXIELAND" Both by the Pectlees Quartet, 75¢ mind wondering "”Mr-t:onlorn-o— VAN WICKL Piano Company [ 28 R. C. Westinghouse Regenerative Receiving Set Installed complete, $190 This_price includeg 1 40-hour Ampier Exide Storage Battery and two 1.200-hour Life Burgess B Batteries. Kadio Section, Fourth floor. Open 8:15 A.M. Beginning Tomorrow—Much Earlier Than Usual Semi-Annual Clearance MEN’S SUITS In Two Greatly Lowered Price Groups %3950 All are suits from our regular stocks— all are marked at genuine reductions The very fact that these are suits from our regular stock marked at genuine and generous reductions is at once a confir- mation of their quality and value. Fully half of these suits are Hirsh, Wickwire and Company Hand-tailored Clothes. Plenty of light and dark grays; fancy patterned effects, conservative stripes and decided novelties. No plain blues are included. : W orsteds Checks and Mixtures Double-Breasters Unfinished W orsteds gzg'd“' g Single-Breasters Cheviots - Lo(:;: Sports Models Flannels Stouts 2, 3 and 4 Button i Pencil Stripes Long Stouts Models = Tweeds Men’s and Young Men’s Unlined, Skeleton Lined Herringbones Sizes. ~ and Half-lined Men's Clothes Section, Second floor—direct Elevator Service. . " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDXY, MAY 23 1992 ° +Beginning Thutsday---Store Hours,; 9 AjM. to 5:30 P. M. Hoodward & nthrop New York—WASHINGTON—Paris% Close 5 P.M. Nibco Brushes A brush for every purpose. Call at the House Furnishing Section, Fifth floor, for a vege- table brush that we are giving away to show the material and making of these brushes. Special Selling—Greatly Underpriced Better Kind of Silk Frocks 45 and 65 Ct)mprising a large group of distinctive models, many of them one of a kind. A Ispecial purchase bought at just % the regular prices and added to this many of our finer frocks at exceptional reduc- tions, Fracks for afternoon, street and a few sports models—also modeis in the favored cape costume. Emphasis is laid especially on the distinctive fashions and the wonderful qualities. There is variety, too, which is always appreciated, especially so when prices are as low as these. The prevailing vogue of straight lines is given de- lightful expression, varied by elaborate embroidered or bead- ed designs, loose panels and drapings. The wanted navy blue, brown, pearl gray and black shades are prominent, as - well as some striking color effects in models for sports wear. Women's Dress Section, Third fivor. Women’s 2= MISSES’ FINEST SUITS Now reduced into three low-priced groups 34 54 574 Including both tailored and dressy types of suits in models of marked style crig- inality. choose from distinctive Short box coat suits, with white col- lar and cuffs. Long tailored, link button styles. Embroidered suits, in handsome designs. The finest qualities of soft-textured twills, piquetines, tricotines and Poirets, in navy and black and a few strikingly colored sports suits. You may Notch collar tailored suits, with string belts. Russian blouse suits. Bell sleeve suits. Three-piece costume suits. Novelty sport suits. Bathing Beach Opens Saturday And everything is in readiness here for the first refreshing dip— Bathing Suits for All the Family—Accessories for All the Suits Especially Featuring Women’s Annette Kellermann Two-in-One All-Wool Bathing Suits $3.95, 5 and $8.50 $3.95—The tailored athletic bathing suit, all wool, in plain colors, made with the attached skirt and without belt. style with bands i $5—DModels in the tailored athletic style and also a smart n contrasting shades; variety of colors. $8.50—The real “Annetfe” model, in two-color combinations, with small pockets and smartcwhite satin belt. Very attractive, and in all sizes from 34 to 46. Annette Kellermann Tights, $1.95 and $2.95. Pure Silk Knitted Suits, $25. Taffeta, Satin and Poplin Suits, $7.50 to $25. Sateen and Sports Satin Suits, $3.95 to $10.50. Diving Caps, 25¢ to $J. Bathing Shoes, $1.50 to $2.95. ‘Women's Bathing Buit Sectfon, Third floor. Girls’ All-Wool Knitted Annette Kellermann Bathing Suits, $2.95 to $9 Sizes from 8 to 18 years, in very at- tractive models and smartest color- ings. Girls’ Section, Fourth floor, Little Children’s AU-Wool Bathing Suits, $2.50 | One-piece, and little girls’ styles with small attached skirts; varied colors. 1atants' Section, Fourth floor. v Men’s Bathing Suits Plain and heather mixtures and nov- elty stripes in woolens, $4.50, $6 and $7; Fiber Silk, $9. Swimming Jer- seys, $2.50; Trunks, $3.50. * Mea's Sectiom, First Soor. 200 Boys® Worsted Bathing Suits, Special, Bathing Accessories Caps and Hats, 50c to $1.75. Plain Divers’ Caps, 25c and 50c. Fancy Rubber Handkerchiefs, 75c. Colored Rubber Garters, 10c and 35¢ Colored Rubber Belts, two-tone, 35c. Annetta. Bandeaux, of chamois, 50c. Low Bathing Shoes, 75¢ to $2.25. - Boys’ Bathing Suits They are strictly all worsted, which prevents the body from chilling rap- idly. when coming out of the water. Every color, $3.95 to $6; Life Guard, $295 A The First Three Pieces of Vel-du-Barry —have just arrived in the Silk Section. This is an entirely new silk weave that has that rich, distinctive, crepey appear- ance, with that lovely soft sheen of duvetyn, making an ideal fabric for attractive Summer capes—and it promises popu- larity for frocks this Fall. In navy, white and black; 40 inches wide. $5.50 yard. Bilk Section, Second floor. The Advantage of being able to make a frock for yourself— is never fully appreciated un- til you know how Here, in Our Dressmaking School —women are learning every day “that advantage” and are mot only making frocks, but lingerie, sports skirts, children’s clothes and the o other necessaries of one’s summer wardrobe, Another attractive feature is the low gost—$5 for 6 lessons. Dressmaking®School, Auditoriam, 8th.floor. The Vogue of Woolen Scarfs —will be as popular this summer as it has this spring—and for sum- mer wear we have some attractive new Engfish wool scarfs, in black, -$375; in white, $5, and in white with brown or yellow border, $3; these are very sheer and summery. Hand-woven Scarfs, in striped effects, that are unusually good looking, $9.75. Silk and Wool Scarfs, in these smart colors liked for summer, $13.50. Neckwear Seetion, First floor. Special Sale of RAZORS 55c EACH Another lot of Imported Genuine Steel Razors at this special low price—every razor guarantees you a perfect, clean shave. This price is only a flaction of their real value. Cutlery Section, First ficor. The values are exceptional—so you can readily see the advantage of choosing now. Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Those Lovely Cream Woolens —that speak of summer sports and sports skirts to come, are here. Among the smart and at- tractive weaves shown, and so much used for smartest skirts and sports costumes, are— Cream serges, poiret twills, trico- tine, homespuns, flannel, basket cloth, bedford cord and jersey. 54 to 60 inches wide $3 to $6 ‘Wool Dress Goods Rection, Second floor. Special Sale of ) IMPORTED SCISSORS 45¢ each Just in time for the summer dress- making, when many scissors are needed, we offer you one of the best foreign-made scissors at 45c. Cutlery Section, First Soor. : Special Sale Metal Wa;ste Paper Baskets In Beautiful Enameled Colors Small size, 58c. Regulation size, 85c These prices are much lower than enameled metal waste paper baskets have been selling—in fact, lower than ordinary wire baskets. The idea of having these baskets enameled in dainty colors, such as pink, old rose, delft blue, light blue and silver-gray, is original with us—consequently the maker gave us the advantage of a most favor- able purchase. Of course you know the advantage of a metal basket P—