Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1922, Page 10

Fi “Now is the Time for All Good” Housewives fo Purchase Cookers reless The economical, labor-saving and taste-producing qual- ities of fireless cook- ing; the absence of extra heat and many other features. be- sidesaPREVAILING DISCOUNT of 10%, should influence your purchasing one at once. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922.™ i ASSOCIATED CHARITY AIDS 392 FAMILIES IN MAY More Than 1,000 Visits Made in Month—Contributors Total 4,761. During May the visitors of the As- sociated Charities had under care 392 different families, according to re- ports submitted at the monthly meets ing of the board of managers held vesterday afternoon. Cash disburse- ments for relief totaled $3,367.34, the 1eports showed. More than 1,000 visits to or in be- half of their families during month were reported by the soclet social workers, who were assisted. b 132 volunteers. The amount deposited last month in the Provident Savings Fund of the soc totaled $2.369,60, an increase of $742.94 over last May. The finance ~commiitee reported 4,761 different contrfbutors to date toward the 10,000 members which the committee had named as its goal. The Assoclated Char- Association for its fiscal year ending September 30, over and above receipts and pledges to date, were reported at $5,171. Of those who contributed last year through the joint finance committee 1,207 have not thus far renewed their gifts, it is stated by the finance com- mittee. Contributions should be sent - MORSE FILES PLEA 10 APPEAL RULING Indicted Shipbuilder Asks Appellate Court Pass on Demurrer. Charles W. Morse, New York ship- the United States by means of war contracts with the Shipping Board, today filed an application to the Dis- trict Court of Appeals for the allow- ance of a special appeal from the de- cislon of Chief Justice McCoy in Crim- filed to the indictments. not appealable as matter of right. bert, R. H. Yeatman and W. Bissell Thomas the accused claim they should not be put to the expense of a trial under an indictment which they be- lieve to be invalid because it charges » e——The Lessner-Meyer Co., 917 F Street N.W. tee, Howard S. Reeside, 923 northwest. On Sale in Our Housefurnishing Department—G Street Entrance " DULINGMARTNG. SCHOOL NOTES FLAG DAY. Dra “American Flag" wa od by Hugh Mallon, Edward Baxter. | have r i s 5 1215 F STREET and 1214 to 1218 G STREET Bovert Chaney, “onn - Terrs " and | (o {6 "o Feauest for s special ap ra S thers w! ve el ¥ HOURS 8:45 TO 5:30 Stinie wes S i threac| veat tations we Ralph Eagan, Kathr Higdon. Ruth Bolen and Doroth erist. e Flag day address w livered by C; ‘Necessity ale Of WOMEN’'S WEARABLES Here’s a frank confession: We have too much merchandise because !:usu?ess has been backward—in plain English, we need money and to get it quickly we have picked out all odd lots and small quantities in coats, suits, drgsses, wraps, capes and skirts. Listed below are these phenomenal bar- gains at fractional prices. First comers will be sure of their sizes. No C. O. Ds. No Will Calls. No Goods Held Dresses of taffeta and 3 Homespun Dresses—2 brown, 1 $ 95 red silk crepe. Sizes-16 to 38 $4.95 size 14, 1 size 16. 1 rose. size 20 7- $12.00 value. To go at =] Regular $1500 value. To go at.... = 1 Brown Sucdine Dress, size 16. 3 Navy Blue Poirét Twi s Navy B will Dresses, A \lcr.\ vrrj:'_,\ x:;lvl. Originally $9-95 trimmed with henna Canton crepe $ ‘95 t made to sell for $44.50. ... ... ... == sash. Regular $35 val - sash. gular §35 value........... 2 Jerey Sport Coats, $10 values. $ 3 Poiret Twill Wraps, full sty Sa ] Basiter Eae it 295 || id i e b $ 95 S s geyate — g;{:}l r. One 16, one 40, one 42 b = = $29.50 value. . & o—— 1 Lavender Wrap, oriental . ] sleeves; handsomely embroid- $ .95 91Coats (of Stedene Cloth: iy eml some trimmed, mostly full 95 cr;d Regular price, §5..... — lined. Sold up to $35. To 2 3 Canton Crepe Capes, lined go at. 1 — with gray and peach color. s e P Fringe collar and bottom, .95 . “/Canes of Komespuniemeeds and $ 95 Value, 82930, .o .eeeeeennnnnnns W —— Kelley Cloth. 5 different shades. s 11 Fancy Tricolette Dresses, in Boemer nalucito s navy black and brown. Two 36, s 95 5 Tricotine Suits, long tai- {hree 39 thrce A0 tivo Upe aret . lored lines. One 16, one 18, s 95 14, Value, $19.50 — two 36's, one 4?1 gy&ncr == values were actually $35.00... S = 1 Tricotine suit, size 16—this also is a very handsome model s —beautifully tailored. . Value, LR R R o2 3 shepherd check suits, in $ 95 brown and white. 1 14 1 18, & 1 38. A real $29.50 value.. 95 - $22:% garment uits of Sue in box coat, with a few 1s. 1 sui ze 14, 9 Sports Suits, in tweeds and kelly Toth = i 2 Canton crepe dresses— s BERYy Tose. grohids s .95 lace-trimmed for ’afternoon $ 95 brown and tan. These sold for $20.5 weargray . sise hite, . Sizes 114, 4 16, 1 18, 1 36, 1 38, 1 40, _— size 160 Value, $39.50. — £ tlowr Meeomiiie g 95 1 white Canton crepe—white dresses. Size 16. Suitable 229 | bead trimmed, with scalloped § 95 for afternoon or evening wear mim— bottom and 34 sleeves. Size 2 18. Value, $35..... 2 evening dresses, in orchid, 5 dresses of georgette—rose- bud and ribbon. trimmed fot , graduation and afternoon $ 95 | G2 16; 1 in flesh, size 40; 1 in $ .95 wear. Pink_and white. 16, = red, size 16, an actual $25 18 and 36. Values are $20.00 value - — 6 Silk Crepe Net Dresses in burnt orange trimmed in white, henna trimmed in white, all henna, gray trimmed in white, jade frimmed in white, Sizes $19.9 16 to 38. $22.50 values for only 12_ 15 Guimpe Dresses with separate blouses; made of sheer gingham, in 3 pongee dresses—1 16,.1 36, $ 95 1 38, large pockets on side. A 12' regular $18.50 value. . — $3.95 18 Stout Dresses of Ginghams and Dotted Volles, in black -and white, blue and white, brown and white; in sizes 41, 43, 45 and 47. Real $7.50 ~ £ $ 5 s e e e S blue and pink. Sizes from 16 to 4. 3i 11 Sport Skirts made of home- Former value, $7.50. .. ccneueeennnns 4 Shantung Suits, long 38- inch coats. Sizes 16, 18, 36 and 40. Values to $29.50......... Baronet Satin Skirts, in white, navy and black. A splendid $9.50 value. Sizes 26 to 32...eeeees '8 Non-crushable Pure Linen Dresses—4 blue—3 white; size 16 to 40. A $13.50 value. 21 Odd Colored Summer Hats that were big values at their price of $5.00. All to go at spuns and tweeds, fringe bottom, large pockets and buttons, in rose, . Copen, gray izes 26 to — 30 . — 32.95 51 .95 95¢ : $1.9 We have made one big special purchase of nearly 200 gingham dresses and gingham dresses trimmed with dotted Swiss. Six of the newest wanted shades. Sizes are 14 to 42. Values are $7.50 and more. We put them in this sale at... 3 '95 Come Early to Get Your Pick the LESSNER-MEYER CO. nc. a 917F Street | Value, 17 3795 12 Eponge Sport Skirts, fringe bottoms, in white, blue, brown and burnt orange plaids, Real $5 value. 9 French Serge Skirts, navy and black, in sizes 25, 26, 27, 28 only. Original value up to $10. To go for 14 White and Tan Sport Hats— very chic. These were a real $3.00 value. While they last. to the treasurer of the joint commit- 3 H street Patriotic songs and recitation Dellate court Is ask o e s asked to setile the made up the Flug day excrcises Yes-ijaw points in advance of a trial, | terday at the Langdon the formation of a conspiracy to de- | fraud through contracts when no such contracts were In existence. The con- spiracy, they assert, is alleged to deal with the manner in which these con- tracts should be performed months be- fore such contracts were made. The United States Attorney Gordon and Assistant Attorney General Dobyns THE WEATHER | District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.—Fair tonight and tomor-| row: no chhnge in temperature; gentle variable winds. Records for Twenty-Fo: Thermometer—4 p. 63: 12 midnight, 63; 8 .m., 67; noon, 75, arometer—i pm., 30.04; 8 pm. 12 midnight, 30.06] 4 am. 130.06: 8 am., 30.08; noon, 30.07. Highest teémperature, 75, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 61+ ocaul’re{(l at 6 Lm}‘ today. ‘emperature same year— nghe’;l, 83; lowest, Gal‘.e Jotiveas Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am—Great Falls: Tem- perature, 70; condition, muddy. Tide Tables. T (Furnished by United and geodet ites coast survey.) Today—Low tide. 6:38 a.m. and p.m.; high tide, p.m. | _Tomorrow—Low tide 17:49 pm.; high tide, 1:06 p.m. i he Sun and Moon. Tod rose, 4:41 am; sun sets, sets, T: i Moon rises, a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. W her in Various Cities. 11:35 p.m.; sets, 10:27 g Jempe 2 iz 2 § i3 C Stations. 3 52 % State of & = Weather Pt.cloudy Cloudy | Clewr | Aibany Asbury Park . Atlantie City 30 08 Baltimore { Birmingha Bismarck Bo B Chicago Cincigat Claveland Denser Detroit 1.0 [ El Paso. | Galveston { Helena - Pt clouds Pt.cloudy ¥ o { Foreign. (8 a.m. Greenwich time, today. Stations Temperature. Wenther. | London, England. Clear | Paris, 'France Cloudy Copenhagen. Clear Horta (Fa; Gloudy Hamllton, H Part clouds | Clear { Cloudy there would be an end to all wa: James P. Schick presided, and &n- nounced that those delegates to the convention of Lionism to be held at Hot Springs, Ark., next week passing through Washington would be enter- tained by the local club on Saturday. Mr. Schick and Rev. George F. Dudley, representatives of the local club to the convention, will accompany other eastern delegates to Hot Springs. Announcement was made that the Shubert-Garrick Players had invited the club to attend their performance Sunday and Monday nights, and a vote of thanks was unanimously adopted. CARNIVAL ADDS BOOTHS. Following a conference with the builder; his three sons’ and others'|advance agent of the Atlantic City charged with conspiracy to defraud |Carnival Company last night the committee in charge of the Jewish wme carnival, to be held June 19 to at 11th street and Spring road, an- nounced that twelve additional con- cessions were booked for the enter- tainment. These include professional fortune inal Division 1, overruling demurrers | tellers, indoor golf courses and three "Application | other attractions. for a special appeal is mecessary be- | amusement booths there will be seven cause the order is¢interlocutory and |side shows, snake charmers, tattooed In addition to the women, etc. The carnival is for the Through Attorneys Wilton J. Lam- benefit of a new Hebrew Home for the Aged and a Jewish hospital. The Vogue in Parchment Shade Pamtmg Leans toward the con- ventional or silhouette. Mme. Vassileff Instructs You She will gladly show designs and an exten- sive variety of unpainted shades. 6’]1[!/”18]’5{ 5 OP UNIQUE} PIGHTH ¢ B STREETS 100 miles of hemstitching in 1922 Extra Special and Silk $8.95 Values Up to $25.00 quick clearance. dling. {LIONS [” 70 MISS WANDA LYON i | With “manes” neatly trimmed and| {combed, and throats in tip-top shapd, | CLUB PAYS HONOR ! i 1300 Lions and Lionesses, “cubs.” all members of the Lions Club i of Washington, swooped down on the | Belasco Theater last night, where | {they “roared,” sang and applauded in honor of Miss Wanda Lyon, leading | { woman of the { company, who had invited the organ- | ization to attend a performance of {“The Ouija Board” now playing at| that house. = H | On several occasions the actress | jhad entertained the membership at their midday luncheons in the Willard | Hotel, and it was in appreciation of her efforts that the club voted to visit | the theater in a body. At the end of | the second act Miss Lyon ‘responded | | to a curtain call, and. after thanking her admirers in a brief speech, was presented with a huge floral offering, a gift from the Lions Club. At the regular meeting during the {day H. H. McKee, president of the| National Capital Bank, addressed the : club on the necessity of all business | men to familiarize themselves iwith | existing trade conditions of the world | in order that all may help to bring | the world back to normalcy. Mr, McKee stressed the value of | the “get-together” spirit displayed by | such organizations as the Lions Club, | and said that if all the peoples of the world would mix and_mingle more Yorld wouwd mix and mingle more with their! SOMEONE is s&Eving the money you waste, as a result of your spend- || ing. Someone is taking a part of your earnings to the bank and depositing it to thelr credit. Why don’t you change the order of things—open a savings account and take your moneywto the bank for your own account? THREE PER CENT ON BSAVINGS Federal National Bank John Poole, President Someone is getting richer || Values to $3.98 Gabardine twills, plain models, and : : Shubert-Belasco stock b== newest models with = = trimming; all sizes. Values to $3.98 oile, Organdy and Ba- Who takes e Siotmes, In white and 7 ; lace and embroidery {| Your Money to ol ors i Styles. While the i| the Bank? Jot lasts your choice at gandies, tire season. All sizes. Values to $5.98 flesh and orchid. Cor. of Fourteenth & G Streets June Clearance Baronet Satin ‘Wash Skirts % finished with pock- s 1 000 g ets and pearl but- = \% tons. 2 = Values to $7.98 = ¥ Made of the bet- ter qualities of s 98 garbardine, twills L = and surf satin— — pockets and fine pearl-button SKIRTS CDost & Profit Are Forgotten department should be crowded to capacity by the tremendous reduction. To avoid disappointment, be here at store opening. About 50 High-class * Dress and Sports Skirts reduced for 2 as resses plain styles—white- and colors. Some slightly soiled from han- 75 Dresses in this lot. 125 Dresses suitable Styles, colors and mate- 00 for street, afternoon, 95 rials too numerous to . dinner or sports wear. . describe. If your size is here, you will get derful bargain. Odds and ends from various higher priced lines re- duced for a quick clearance. i not in every style. l;ennsylvnnia Avenue fine quality Ginghams, Dotted Swisses and Beautiful combina- tions. The very newest models—some trimmed with organdy, others with lace. Every wanted color. All sizes, 16, 18, 36 to 44. great variety of icolors. “Reduced $0L .o etncniabioiiisionaiensinsionnise Seventh Street Saks & (Jompany . 500 Pairs of " Ladies’ Low Shoes ‘ $2.95 " Values Double the Price The outstanding feature of this offering is that the most wanted styles are included. We have bought a factory’s surplus and added from our own regular stock to make the sizes more complete. Dress Models—Oxfords, Pumps, Strap and Buckle Pumps—in | Buckskin, Nubuck, Kid, Reignskin, Kool Flapper Kloth, Duck and Canvas, —In White, with Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Brown, Blue and Tan Leather Trimmings. Slports Models ) " _In White Nubuck, Ivory and Pearl Elk, Patent Patsy Sandals Leather and Buff and Tan. Cut-out Bare-foot models, with leather soles and rubber heels. One and two strap and Buckle effects. —Oxfords, Pumps, One and Two Strap, Button and Street Styles Buckle Effects—in Patent ILeather, Brown C(alf, Beige Buck, Black and Brown Kid. There are over fifteen different styles in this collec- tion—with long, medium or short vamps; turned, flexi- ble or sewed soles; covered wood or leather heels—Low, Military, Cuban, Box, Baby or Junior Louis, Half Spanish, Full Spanish and Louis. See the Display in the Seventh Street Window 1109-1111 G St. N.W. Open 8:45 AM. Close 5:30 P.M. uring this Week End Sale of odd lots brought out by the June Clearance every Wash Dresses that you can wear any. place—fashioned of 3 .98 Silk Dresses Reduced Values to $29.95 Values to $55.00 T T BB RRAABH Fashioned in fine qual- ity Canton crepe, crepe de chine, sateen, crepe knit, georgette, foulards and combinations. Newest spring models and colors. suitable for both women and misses. won- All sizes but 75 Tricolette Slip-over Dresses, open or closed sleeve models, in a Sale of Waists You'll want to buy at least a half dozen when you see the values. Wash Waists $1.58 Waists at $2.98 Values Up to $6.98 \ Juded in this lot are fine' quality Gel:rcg:tle silk Waists, Wash Silks, Or- Voiles, Dimities, etc. All-white, white with colored trimmings, colors, etc. The best values we have oflerled the en- .98 Makers’ samples and garments from regular stock reduced. Crepe de Chine, Badium Silk and Satin garments, trim- med with fine lace and ribbons. Teddys, Step-ins. Bloomers, Combinations. White, " 100 Fur Chokers Have Been Reduced Single 34.95 Double 59.75 Skins, Skins, Brown Opossum Chokers—choice of henvllty furred skins, mounted with expert care, and priced less th; ordinary kind. B ste Clearance Sale of Sweaters ' Fiber Silk, . Values to $10.00 $3£ ) . About 25 In the lot—Tuxedo model, with belt. A good assortment - All sizes, . SLEEOlom Slip-over and "Tuxedo Wool Sweaters At Big Reductions cluding models of fine all- Tweed Suits avgood assortment of colors and 10 Jersey Suits, of fine qual- wool tricotines, twills, Reduced to $8 .95 sizes. FEeTT ity ; new models; well made and Values to $75.00 novelties, canton crepe 20 Fine Quality Tweed Suits, Jersey Suits finished. 35 suits in_the lot, in- $18:% satin suits. in the newest spring models— Reduced to $5.00 Iceland Wool Slip-overs and Heavy Quality Wool Sweaters, in a great variety . of colors and combinations, ——— reduced for quick clear- Jr—— ance. Jersey Silk ey $9.98 Petticoats. . ... &d=— Values Up to $4.98 All-silk Jersey Petticoats, also Taf- feta and Jersey combinations; pleated and’fancy flounces; all color: These are Combination Suits—white corduroy skirts with colored sleeve- Jess cordu roi jackets. Very attractive for sports wear.