Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 15

2 i Will You Gain | 508 " on proj adjustment of erence A"JNG MEN]AU. Mintster Doclares e Is in New :_’""“hn“" I ot b | York ’ S : yaiptye oue BERS IRONILED |+ York Solaly to Ses Interna- Senor de la Huerts explained that he| In an nglish town, not lon g0, |1.—All lava flows in the lower levels d. gsined - of bankers on GTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JUNB 101922/ . LAVA FLOWS CEASE. - Active Crater of Kilauea Is Believed Dead. been -no ground «sermors. since. Tong actlve crater of Kil¥ues appears virtually dead. Prof. Thomas Jaggar. government - volcanologist, %, who g czmping in the region of recent, eruptions, believes Monday's outbreak in the previously dormant Makaopuhi crater may change the entire situa- » June | tion at Kilauea. A tusk of good African ivory sells for as much as $3560. “Worst Casualties” of War|z X came here solely to & woman won a competition by ll’::; of the Kilauea volcano area virtyally tiomal Bankers. 2 ternational ttee ing ca with rdin NEW YORK. 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A June Bride’s Gift of Lasting Appropriateness The Model 240 Console Victrola A masterpiece of decorative cabinet- making artistry and musical repro- duetion. more appropriate gift thap this—putting at the dis- posal of the young couple the finest music in the world. It comes in Mahogany or Walnut, and embodies the best and newest Victer .mprovements. If you have been in to what to give—the Victrola solves the problem to the satiafaction enjoyment of all. Victor Records for June Cited, Including Cases Treated in the D, C. By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.—The worst |} casualties suffered by American sol- diers during the world war are just beginning to show themselves. By contrast troops wounded on the bat- tleflelds are lucky compared with the |} greatly increased casualties of today. according to C. H. Harris, an official of the American Leglon's national headquarters here, in charge of ex- soldier claims against the govern- ment. There is an average of two ex- soldier suicides a day, Mr. Harris d clares, following a study of reports. These men, Mr. Harris finds, almost {{ without exception were in the battle lines in France. These soldiers, the legion official contends, were dis- charged by Army doctors as normal. Since the war, however, these men, struggling for a living, have under- gone mental anguish that their war- racked nerves could not withstand. Two Ways of. Giving Ald. There are two wi ent thelr increase, Mr. Harris points out. The Langley bill, now law, provides $17,- 000,000 for the construction of new hospitals. The larger portion of this money is to be spent in creating facilities for treating psychiatrics—mental patients. The also_preparing to petition | 8! to_liberalize the present ||y Sweet bill. This bill now makes it}f impossible for an ex-soldier to ob- taln government treatment for war |j injuries which show up more than two years after discharge from ser- vice. The legion cof! that it might easily be five years after dis- charge before injurious physical and mental effects of his service would appear. r. Harris further charges that the United States Veterans’ Bureau, in charge of the treatment and rehabili- tation of the world war's disabled, is in error concerning the gravity of the neuro-psychiatric sufferers. A recent Veterans' Bureau report shows that the bureau's total capacity for tment of neuro-psychiatric cases 99 beds. \ Citation of Statisties. Mr. Harris says he has reports from legion liaison representatives in each of the bureau's fourteen regional df tricts to show that in four of the fourteen distric alone there are 24,506 mental cases on record. These four districts include West Virginia, District of Columbia, Virginia, Ten- nessee, North Carolina, South Caro- lina, Marylan: Florida, Georgia, Nebraska, “lowa, Kansas, Mlissouri, ‘Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Of the number, 2,119 are being treated vernment hospitals and 996 in 4,628 se United States undergoing treatmént for mental disorder in .government institutions. erly to protect post-bellum sheil- shock cases. Mr. Harris says that friends and relatives should be quick soldier who shows tion and treatment. WINS ELOCUTION MEDAL. omas Dunn Carries Off Honors ||| in which the |} ter to these | the neuro- | [ \ 1st June Friday Brings Lots of Remhants We haven’t room for any left-overs during June—we need all our available space flor new summer merchandise—so here go the remnants at prices that in- sure the quickest possible clearance—a little patience and a very little money will go a long way in this shop tomorrow, Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses ) In One Big Remnant Clearing Over 300 garments in these four wonderful groups, ‘and in every one the qualit{_ is right, the style is right and the price is MORE than right. We expect a record-breaking day on the second floor. Will you be there? Remnants, $5.00 25—$11.50 Imported Gingham Dresses, in checks, stripes and plaids. Red, green, Copenhagen, brown, pink, lavender, black and navy—attractive organ- die and lace collars. 7—$25.00 Cantom Crepe Dresses, in henna, corn- flower and tan. 2—$26.50 Jerseyr Dresses—sli{p-over style, button trimmed; gray and tan. 10—$16.50 Shadow Plald Tweed Capes, military styles with large collar. Gray, Copenhagen and lavender. 3—4§25.00 Top Comts. in Copenhagen velour. 10—$29.76 Sport Sults, three-plece styles, with straightline dresses. ipple Capes or box jackets. Rose, tan, lavender tand ladybird tweeds. Remnants, $10.00 35—$15.50 Normandy Voile Dresses, with white organdle collars embraidered in color. Rose, Copen- :l‘&n. black, navy and brown, with white or red -dots. 25—$85.00 Sport Tweed Sults, with panel box and straightline unbelted jackets. Copenhagen, rose and tan. * 10—$26.00 and $30.00 Capes in Tweed and Novelty Checks. Gray and rose, Copenhagen and rose, rose and tan. 10—$26.50 Wooltex Sport Jackets, in Copenhagen, red, castor and tan chinchilla. % g 25—$26.50 Sport Coats, in diagonal tweed, raglan slesves, belted and full back styles. Rose, tl.n‘nm Copenhagen. 10—$30.00 Navy Tricotine Ripple Capes, with selt cord tassels and braid trimmings. i ly: 10—$25.00 Silk Dresses of Satin-striped Rosha- nara, in rose, tangerin Jade, with white bodice. 10—$35.00 Silk D in Taffeta and Canton Crepe, beaded and e: idered. B ., e mer rown, henna and 20—Tricolette Street Dresse: panels. Henna, tan, black and b. :rllfh e e 1—$35.00 Black Crepe Knit D: Full back and belted front, Blouse style. Skirts at Three Low Prices $3.00 10-~$7.50 Sport Skirts, in tangerine and jade block checks. 10—310.50 Tweed Skirts, with large patch pockets; gray and orchid. Remnants, $15.00 30—%$36.00 and $37.50 Tweed Suits, panel-box styles with one and three button unbelted jackets. Of finest tweeds, in gray, tan, orchid, rose and green. 20—$22.50 Wooltex Top Coats. Full length, belted and unbelted styles, in gray and tan home- spun. 10—$29.75 Navy Poiret Twill and Serge Woeltex Capes, with pointed cape collars. 10—$35.00 Capes, in Crepe Eponge. Gray, rose, navy and jade. 10—$36.50 Black Canton Crepe Capes, ripple and draped styles, fririge trimmings. 10—$47.50 Wooltex Coats, in tan and navy suedetex, full backs, belted. 3—$65.00 Wrap Coats, in rust color pandora. 20—$30.00 Silk Dresses, in Canton Crepe, Georg- ette and Roshanara. Hand-embroidered, beaded and tailored. Navy, gray, flesh, cornflower, white, henna and Copenhagen. 10—$36.50 Silk Lace Party Dresses, in- white, lavender, brown and black over gold. 4—$65.00 Afternoon Dresses of silk lace, com- bined with taffeta. Brown with gold. Remnants, $25.00 10—$69.50 Wooltex Suits, loose-box jacket, hand- embroidered in gold and silk: navy cordine. 15—$59.50 Wooltex ap Coats, in panel back and tuxedo styles. Bollvia and Suedetex, in brown, tan, navy, reindeer and black. 2—$45.00 Beaded Georgette Crepe Afternoon Gowns. Navy and _brown. 3—$49.50 Navy Roshanara Coat Dresses with Dl’x::}:‘;n"ct&rnflog{“ blue. . avy on Taffeta Dresses, b thread embroidery trimmed. % bepdand 2—$50.00 Wooltex Tailored Canton Crepe Dresses, trl‘lgm:ssz‘stl: h;%‘lw.n:f embroidery. —§85. o X 'ternoon Gowns of Canto: Crepe, Elizabeth Crepe, Silk Lace and Ron::ln: Gray, tan, cornflower, rose and brown. co%&:‘{:i‘l’" Ialr‘f! Fume 'll Suits in Navy Tri- ), ored and dress styles. Panel Jackets; navy and black. Ay Z8tang Salte 15—$40.00 to $55.00 Large Women's Dresses, in Si'-rl‘:g: fi“{:i cr..po de chdln%‘lnd taffeta. Long nica, panels an o P Ty use styles. Tan, Friday—Stockings Marvelous remnants in stock- ings tomorrow. Lisle ones for sport; silk ones for dress, and all the smartest colors. 75¢c and 85¢ Lisle ‘Storq Open Until 5:30! Plenty of Time to Shop After Office jm FStNW. ? Misses—-Don’t Forget--3d Floor They will be out in full force tomorrow. It's an opportunity to buy an extra dress for the graduation festivities—and a coat to wear over the dress. - Misses’ Dresses—Not Many 3-$17.50 Wool Jersey Dresses, very simple and 53 95 smart; blue, brown and red.. 6—$29.50 Jersey Dresses for cool days; brown, henna, navy and copenhagen $8.50. 5-$27.50 Navy Blue Serge Dresses, beautifully $9 50 . Wooltex tailored . 5—$32.50 Tweed Dresses, in lovely shades of rose, orchid and blue 15—$29.50 Silk Dresses, the sort that are so cool for Summe black .. 8-$19.50 Tweed Capes, in smart plaids 4—$25.00 Tweed Coats; rose ... - 10—$29.75 Tweed Coats; brown, tan Copenhagen 25—$32.50 Tweed Sport Coats, belted and with- out belts; tan, brown, Copenhagen and orchid.. 8-$35.00 Duvet de Laine Capes, in rose and feather color $10.00 enna, navy, Copenhagen and 514.50 $13.50 $14.50 5—-$25.00 Black Silk Capes, to wear in Shg 515 00 daytime and in the evening, too. See These Tweeds, Misses! 20-$2975 Tweed Suits; Denmark blue, rose, orchid tailored “Wooltex look”; green, gra 30—$35.00 Very Fine Quality rose, tan, gray, orchid and mixtures Navy Blue Dress Suits Sizes 14 to 18 years. $8.50 10—$27.50 Wooltex Jersey Suits, \"gll:mlha we! l 59.50 8—$29.75 Tricotine Suits, with youthful box $10 00 coats 5 - 5 10—$35.00 Poiret Twill and Tricotine Suits; beautifully tailored: sizes 14, 16, 18 . 30—$45.00 to $55.00 Suits; costume suits and plain tailored styles in Poiret twill $15.00 $25.00 $4.00 Stockings, 39¢ It Never Rains But it Ppu?s ON SALE TODAY You can always get the record you want at the Van Wickle Piano Co. at St. John’s College. Thomas Dunn of 1736 Lincoln road Point. oran College. Storming of Ston awarded the P. T. 10—$7.50 Shadow Plaid Tweed Skirts; loset pockets; lavender, rose and gray. 10—$8.50 Velour Check Skirts, in brown and white, blue and white and black and white; box plajted. 10—$8.00 Misses’ Sport Skirts, in block checked flannel; gold and white, red and white, green and white, Copenhagen and white; box plaited. 20—$9.50 to $11.50 Skirts, in checks, prunella stripes and blis tweeds; brown and tan, bleck and white rose and gray. 3 Pairs for $L15 Full fashissed ¥udf“moek seam; sizes; black and cordovas. e $1.00 Sport Stockings, 50c Wide-rib Sport Lisle Stockings, light. 1y irregular in weave; Dot il sizes; sand snd pavy. Umbrella Remnants - Some of the odds and ends from a big sample purchase grouped at $5.85 $7.50 and.$800 Umbrellas, in the smart 25-inch size. Made .1%—-&0 ti'kcl;': in baronet satin; of fine sun and rain silks, with handles of bakelite, applewood OPEN EVENINGS Get Your Music Week Program and Ticket at Head VAN WICKLE PIANO 1222 F St. N.W. co. ; Flo’i‘sheim 3 white shoes for “dress or sports DOMINATING in_style-appeal and fine cg?itsma‘nship, new summer fashions in Florsheim Shoes are now ready, “for the man who cares.” The good-looking model pics tured is of white leather with white Neolin sole and rubber heel. $10 + _-Manyother good numbers for sports,-as well as- - business or dress wear, awaiting you. Although breaking all previous records for Florsheim Selling, we are maintaining complete stocks at all.times. Most Florsheim styles, $10. Two “Downtown” Stores—1318 G St. and 414 9th St.—convenient for busy men. Cmisis Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th Se. * = “City Club Shog” 1914-16 Pa. Ave.. &%, 1318GSt. 233Pa.Ave.SE. e ——— rest, reciting Anthony’s speech, were given honorable mention. ‘The )udgfil were Rev. John Cart. of St. Patrick’s Church, Albert D. er and Willam E. Leahy, both lawyers of this city. 317.75 a Week 15—$10.00 Prunella Striped Skirts: box-plaited styles; pavy and gray, tan and green, brown and green, black and white. / The Reduction Sale of fangerine, orchid. gray, straightline styles; gold, rose, turquoise and Women’s Coats & Suits - _Continues Suits and ' Coats of such excellent quality and style that it will:pay you to buy.one for Fall, even if you don’t need it now. _ . Suits - $25.00 Group .00 ¢o $88.00 Polret “Twill sum Wo-m.x" um’o'i. in i tallored and trimmed syl 4 nd bisck. S ‘Coats $19.50 ; dora;- $40.00 and $50.00 Smartly Tal- lored Wooltex Coats of tricotine and suedetex, wrap coats of pan- bolivia 'and twill cord, navy, *sorrento, fallow, rust and black. Grows. . 52950 Group * $60.00 to 830.00 Sults._ strictiy tallored styles—long panels, ome Shree Thutton unbeited” uok: iy twill, cord and tricotine; na and_veldyne, in tan, reato, Japanese, fallow, black. $65.00 to §75.00 Butts—98 and B etpels ana Gresn iyies "wiin Dantambreidery: twil gord 'eod o avy and Black. top coats: . navy, black, fallow and $75.00 to $110.00 = ~ Wi .00 to $115.00 Suits, including Capes loped in mlr‘v‘ a, 485, borste t isce costume styles B -:mu;’::ifcul models of & fnest piquetts, eordine and twi col .00 and .00 Coats, W ll.lw G (kl.t‘: with panel r::d. draped and ripple cordslure, Ta gray, sor- navy and LA and sleeves and trimmings. ust the kind you want for June functions—and they are usually so expensive.. Here's your chance. 2-clasp snd mfv‘ ‘wrist—=broken sizes, e and $8.00 16 and 20 button length, in tan, brown and gray. Glace Gloves, $2.95 f.” White 8-button length—broken sizes. $1.50 Chamoisette Gloves, 85c o 7 18-butten length, in white; 8-button strap wrist, in tan; 6%. . % a-elup, “Plfl#l!:fiflnlqu‘ulm styles, in v‘nli’.e Chamoisette Some slightly imperfect: - - $1.50 Silk Stockings, 50c e S I $2.25 Sport Stockings, 95¢ Spring weight, silk §3d wool, plaia or with clox; jade, eopeahagen, rose. 2 . $450 Silk Stocl \ * Full.fashioned_Pure Silk Stockings with fancy epeswork and isce clox—odd sizes and colors. Neckwear, Too Collars, vests and scarfs at remnant prices. Two Groups at 95¢ $1.50 Linen and Ratine Vestees, in white trim- med with bright colors. $1.50 to $2.50 Peter Pan Sets, In linen, gingham and organdie. Scarfs, $2.00 Lovely lustrous fiber in plain and striped effects to brighten one's sport costume. A Blouse for Every One! Cotton and silks—all at remnant prices. Take your choice. $2.00 and $3.00 Cotton Blouses, $1.00 Dimities, Volles, Batiste and Organdies. Al white and colors. The most attractive Peter Pan, #uxedo and frill styles; lace or gingham trimmed. $4.00 Tailored Cotton Blouses, $2.65 Ginghams, Batistes, Organdies and Voiles, with Peter Pan and tuxedo collars, whichever you prefer, and some of them have vestees or frills. $5.90 Silk Blouses, $4.85 Crepe de Chine, Printed Crepe, Satins and Silk Broadcloth, in tle-back and tailored models. Trimmed with self material and contrasting colors. Buy one to wear with your silk akirt—it will make another summer costume, $5.90 Batiste, Voile and Dimity, all handmade and trimmed with hand.-drawn work and real laces. Peter Pan and roll collars.. A great addition to Some remnants already! They are beauties— and so low in price! to $10.00 All wool with fiber silk trimmings in contrast- ing colors—Black with jade, navy with silver, brown with buff, green with 1d, red with gold. purple with gold, turquoise with gold. On Sale in Our Attractive New. Sport Shop— Second ¥loer, and leather. and brown. Leather straps. Green; purple, red, black, taupe : Underwear—Friday Some pieces are mussed; some of them haven't even that excuse for the low prices. They just happen to be left-overs that we haven't room for. $2.00 Silk Underwear, $1.25 Crepe de Chine Enmvelope Chemisé, lace trim- med or tailored; also radium silk vests with self straps. Slightly mussed.” - $3.00 Glove Silk Vests, $1.50 Glove Silk Vests, with embroidered yokes and ribbon straps: also drop-stitch vests, in fiesh, orchid and white. $4.00 Philippine Underwear, $1.85 Gowns and Envelope Chemise, of fine nainsonk: band-sewed and hand-embroidered yokes. Mussed. Colored Tub Silk Petticoats, $2.95 Straightline medels, with pleated ruffies. others with tucked flounces. Henna, Belgium and jade. $12.00 to $15.00 Silk Kimonos, $8.85 Crepe de Chine, Gros de Londres and Satin Break- fast Coats, {n straightline and ekirt models. Trim- med with ruching. Also a few figured Jap Silk Kimonos. Sweaters—Remnants Lots of odds and ends to dispose of on Fri- day. Here are some of them—on the Main Fioor and in the Sport Shop. $2.00 to $2.50 Sweaters, $1.25 50 Slip-on Wool Sweaters. odd sizes and colors, in henna, blue. navy, brows, buff, green and jockey.—First Fioor. $12.50 Sweaters, $5.00 Pure Fiber Silk Tuxedo Swel s, In_navy, black, red, Copenhagen and green—Second Floor. Remnants— Bags and Purses Both leather and silk bags this week. Only a few of a kind, but they represent our most pop- ular styles—and they are all one low price, 20—Leather Bags, $6.50 values, with five fit- tin Vachette, cowhide and morocco, with tan and gray silk linings; strap handles. Also leather-lined purses, in dark green or black seal, with strap handles. 5 12—$7.50 Silk Bags, with sitk strap or cord han- dles; metal frames. Attractive linings in light and dark colors, mavy and black ake your selection early, for they won't last.long. - Shoes—Upstairs and Down! Remnants from a. special purchase in the basement—Re: derful values, Size rutagu are broken, but your size is here, is sale at prices lower than you ever expected to see. 6 8%IDI%, 4 4%, T, : % " 14 pairs of Women's Henns . Buede Strap Pumps, welt sals mc:m'nm.—’i:-: A l;“‘. Spring Footwear is in t $7.00 Pumps -and €%, 7. - 3 re of Women's Gray L trap Pumps, welt soles :nc ‘Cu.m h:-l 4 Suede 14 rs of anctll Oxto: s—sgizes , 7, 7 I‘A ‘Women's Dark rds, welt soles _service- ‘Women's White Canvas Oxfords with bi calf trimmings, welt soles and Cuban heels; ns‘u;ut sport shoe—sizes 'f‘«g’ R TR Falrly rs of §o0d D etort About 200 eel and W o Pm”.— ‘s. you ar From our rgul-r stock—near- Women's_High- assortm re of high French French _ sige in some .W Bapies e mnants from regular stock on the main floor—and ° they ne all won- and it will be well worth your while to look for it. Some of our best See them EARLY tomorrow. size! i heel 2% to "’%. . 3554 ent of sizes. h aby Pumps without straps; all very ade; fashioned of black k .satin, atent leather, white kid and white satin. Can’t give the size as they are on szle sio.w and ‘%fl) 2 ::d‘-y. but assortments_are 97 pairs of Women's Oxfords, welt soles and Cubsn - heels— mostly black calf, but & r-lu»ot tan calf and black k n the lot; all are vi ~—aiges AAA 5. AA 4% (3 5%, 6. 83, & 9 A4 Clt',‘ ) 4