Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 26

v - rog SN R ' o . UTHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. ‘mm IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllll--IIII'I-I.II"IIIII,I-'III-i.l‘l:I'I"AlIANAFAc'"flNM- - - \ On Sale > ‘ ) COnSale , ® : ; : e Main . 3 ‘ ; ; i =t WARIS SEETHIN ' 4 ¥ 13 2 V= s - & e Wl ‘Atta Boy! Now I'll Get &4 4 The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President . % . A ‘ ; fen’ 's WiHot Weather Revives -Ani- 5 ; Profit-Sharing Sale—A Matchless and Extraordinary Offering of Over 800 Men’s and Young Men's [ r New 1525 Fine Tatlored Genuine B ak o That Thousand Dollars ™ mosities of Reds an ] : ; = Fascisti. 29 PALM BEACH SUITS § .zt | —WatchMe L ' : BY EDGAR MOWRER. " E o 3 By Cable to The Btar and Chicago Daily News. | Regular $14.50 to $17.50 Values at the Amazing INCe R B| RoME, Moy B The somin of hot ‘! 7z Pr fi t Sh > s l = wte:'l‘her th::l brought a recrudesence ; Low Price for Our Profit-Sharing Sale , B marders whic nave wased mosh | HE;S started his “INSURED SAVINGS N of l.(he it energy of Italy in the last CCO[IN"P’ md kllow! ll.i.l sul i. E | | e oot o 1 s . ontral “and 1t 1s e e | e e S A Orn et % Sphestia : olice and m : or of ings? 5. clstl violence and communist violence o, 0 o 88 s pane eminrty 2| montha you have acemmlated the $1.000— 1he omntry "heretatores” Toey bave in cash, for yourself. Si Regul 34 to 44, also stouts and shorts W | Tientiel itivens, mopentino ot iha £ 5 stouts and shorts. r atraras . i B lietsure o e o 0 eposits? The plan provides in that event = No summer fabric equals Palm Beach for comfort and [] uf’?.%i":gi:'i‘é'.a‘.‘.':‘";:,,“‘1';,‘;",“';‘:;‘.‘,‘,’_‘,- the full $1,000, plus your balance in the Wednesday and . Iy § d e B e & | Bank, will at once be paid any loved one you i long wear. These suits were made expressly for us an W cesstus onty” 80 long as 'they stood have named. 2 ' - . . . 2 tions with arms. Their attempts I; meet our high standard for qtfahty in tailoring. Every | 2bor ieaders have proved iudicrous ot s mail weomin; it 1 health and newest and best pattern in medium and dark color effects. 0|, e Tascat uphota- 5. simecre 1t between the ages of 15 and 50, are eligible, . ! . . buccaneer e of nality, wt here 6, ’——the = We advise you to come early to avoid disappointment, as ™ ;;%137&;?33‘{?! are Verbal Internas ::;lh' “v“a;z;';n::_:f‘ oue deposiy : o . . . . [} m’f‘:l;: ::;infl“""" axe Trmed with Palm Beach Suits of this grade will likely not be dupli- | aticlce and. stones and oniy “eccasion : > sdahi is price. No alterati | o Bl VR e b e catéd this season at this price. No alterations. | i, backed by the army and police, ' ™ them upon the slightest occasion. The obvious solution is for the " government to enforce the law rigidly and impartially without examining the political views of those who com- mit crimes. Meanwhile the danger of a series of new battles and of sporadic outpreaks, such as is con- tained in the threat of the Tuscan fascisti to march on Rome, is ever present. —_— WORLD NOT AT PEACE, DECLARES GEN. WOOD Now, Men, here is the special you are looking for: from The Palais Royal Men’s and Young Men’s High-grade, Hot-Weather, Two-Trousers Suits Silk-Finished Mohair Suits and Genuine Palm Beach Suits At the Extremely Low Price of *17.85 Remember, every one of these splendid suits with extra trousers, which means double wear. All sizes for men of every build. Reguylars, stouts, longs and shorts. Profit-Sharing Sale price, $17.85. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Ask for descriptive booklet. ] Capital and Surplus, $1,400,000.00 Commercial National Bank “The Bank That Introduced the Insured Savings Plan to Washington™ Fourteenth and G Resources, $15,000,000.00 War Will Continue Until God Re- = Insurance feature included through our arrangements Assurance Company of Chicago makes Man, He Says, in Manila Memorial Speech. By WALTER J. ROBB. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. 922, with Continental Coprright, _MANILA, May 31.—The theme of Gov. Gen. Wood's Memorial day ad- dress ‘was the inscription an Ameri- can officer wrote on the grave of his son, killed in battle: “He lived right, fought right and died right.” Gen. Wood eaid that the world was not at peace but that war was on every land, and that until God remade man’s nature war would never cease. “We must get back to the princi- ples of the Constitution,” he sald, “back to faith in things—faith in the country, faith in the church, faith in ourselves. Not looking for war but readiness to serve in peace and war must be our national spirit. This spirit of service must be impressed upon the young and upon newcomers 80 that the sacrifice of these honored dead will not have been in vain.” A bugler of the 31st Infantry blew taps over the graves of the Philippine and Spanish war veterans bivouacked under the spreading acacia trees. An adjacent plot contains an American grave dating 100 years back. Fili- pino and American veterans paraded jointly after holding separate ser- vices under the Stars and Stripes. The Greatest Merchant Tailoring Sale in Years! Newcorn &. Green Have Purchased the Entire Stock of Chas. Adams Co. —Exclusive Merchant Tailors Of 1617 Chestnut St., Philadelphia And Now Offer for a Quick Disposal $351 & $40 Worsted Suitings All $45—$50—$55—$60 We have not considered the original costs of these woolens— ADAMS CO. original prices. All we Boy’s #1.00, #1.25 and *1.50 Blouses, 59¢ Samples and special lots of boys’ printed Madras—percales, OX WEAVES—mercerized pongee, sport styles, neck- band styles. Plain colors; plain white and plenty neat stripes. Sizes 6 to 16. Profit-sharing Sale price, 59c. QUITS NORWAY CABINET. CHRISTIANIA, May 31.—Arnold Rae- stad, foreign minister in the cabinet of M. Blehr, has resigned because of dif- ferences with the government in con- |fl < nection with the negotiation of a com- mercial treaty with Spain. M. Mowin- kel, minister of commerce, is acting for- jeign minister. It is said the govern- {ment purposes td settle without delay the treaty question with Spain. Julius Lansburgh of the ! Lansburgh Decorating Company 1756 M St., Near Conn. Ave. Offers AN Reps, Sunfast Ma- tersals, all Damasks and Plushes at 45 cents on the Dollar. This Profit-Sharing Sale Will Gain the Reputation of Offering the Best Men’s Woven Madras and Silk Striped Shirts, Regular $2.50 and $3.50 Values, $1.69—6 for $10 Carefully made of high-grade woven madras and silk striped"madras. Cut generously so as’to give comfort and satisfactory wear. A wide assortment of patterns and desirable new summer colors, including the candy stripes in blue, lavender and black. Every shirt is guaranteed as to fit and color. Sleeves 33, 34, 35; sizes 14 to 17. Men, buy six at a time; you’ll feel thankful afterward. Also plenty of White Shirts at $1.69. Men’s $1.25 Woven Silk-Clocked Socks, 79¢ A Silk Socks, with woven silk clocks, reinforced heels and Colors are black with white clocks; cordovan with Sizes 9% to 11%. Men’s Famous Sexton Athletic Union Suits, 95¢ | $150 and $2.00 Grades i Choose from materials: Mercerized Jacquard Madras, Corded Madras, Crepe Madras, Plain Madras. Buy your sum- mer’s supply—that’s our suggestion. Think of the savings in the “long run.” All sizes, 34 to 46. Regular $1.50 and $2.00 grades at 95c. z \ Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Summer Pajamas, $1.79 A special of samples. Fine values at the regular prices. Of madras, nainsook and mercerized pongee; plain colors. Finished with fancy straps. Sizes A, B, €, D. toes. white clocks; navy with white clocks. Men'’s All-Silk Tan Pongee Shirts, $3.95 Collars attached. We are sure that this lot will be sold out in a day, so come early. Fine for outings and the beach or general wear. Sizes 14 to 17. 4 Palais Royal—Main Floor. Profit-Sharing Sale—5 Sensational Specials for Boys Parents, here is your opportunity to practice economy on . Royal dependsble quality means even mare than the =xt’|"eme i L and up to $75 Suitings— THE POWER OF _at Proportionate Savings! 'ATTRACTION Good-Looking g’our boy’s Wearing Apparel. Palais low prices. Special No. 3—Boys’ Profit-sharing Sale. $5.00. * the countr; - . Trousers .- of this Norfolk Suits About 250 Salts at this amazing price. ‘z‘vm niot be duplicated in a long ti Materials are good, serviceable cassimeres, in neat :': E hr‘o;‘:eind :lue:minuru Coats-lined with durable twill, botg pants full lined. A wonderful economy special. Sizes for boys, 7 to 16. SEESEEEEEEEESS . Special No. 1—Boys’ Two-Trousers Norfolk True Blue Serge Suits Tailored of strictly: all-wool double-warp serge, splendidly made. Coats are alpaca lined; $9‘85 both trousers full lined. Regular $12.50 grade in our stock. Sizes 8 to 18. Profit-sharing Sale, $9.85. Special No. 2—Boys’ Two-Trousers Genufine Palm Beach Suits A verified lowest price in $ for Boys’ Two- alm Beach Suits 1 0.45 uality. Every suit bears the Palm Beach label. These suits werd made expressly for our Profit-sharing Sale and are tailored to fit. They comprise the newest models in the ‘' new sports styles in the best patterns of the season. All sizes 7 to 18. Profit-sharing Sale price, $1045. $7.50 to $8.95 Value Two-Pants ° $5.00 EEEEREmE Special No. 4—Boys’ Hot-Weather Norfolk Suits Regular $4 to $5 Values About 400 splendid quality Suits. Ideal for an entire sum- $2.95 mer’s wear. Comprising stan- dard washable fabrics, such as Beach Cloth, Gray Crash, Daytona Cloth, etc. Models in- clude patch and box pleat style.. All sizes for boys from 5 to 17 years. Exceptional Profit- sharing special, $2.95. . . Special No. 5—Over 1,200 Little Boys' Washable Suits - A record low price mothers will quickly realize. Materials guar- anteed fast-color fabrics, in Peggy £ Cloth, 'Galatea, Rep, Twills, Daytonia Cloth. Also included are over 300 khaki flapper style suits. Regular $1.50 to $1.95 values. Sizes 3 _to 8 Models. are Oliver Twist, Middy and Junior Norfolk styles. Profit-sharing Sale, 95c. 95¢ _ Palats Royal—Main Floor. T-EETH Are yours white and sound? ' If fot pay us a visit and det our dental experts make them so. The expense B work painless. e will_be small, the we are ignoring all CHAS. want is an immediate clearance of the large CHAS. ADAMS CO. stock we purchased. Even at these low prices youf are assured of the high-quality NEWCORN & GREEN tailoring: that has been appreciated by thousands of Of Silk Mohairs, Summer Suits—Ready-to-Wear At Very Attractive Prices! Newcorn & Green © 1002 F Street N.W. men for the past 23 yvears. Palm Beaches, Gabardines — Established 23 Years