Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1922, Page 10

SEVEN BILLIONS SAVED TAXPAYERS ISenator McCormick Points Out Results of Work by Republican Congress. e bl | Reductions in appropriations, fed- o loave Suturiay moming, July lat, at || €Pal taxes and freight rates since end Wednestay mo.mine || the republican admi i JII])‘ 5th. abe I. m i e for work Wllh = L 4 administration jeame July, Seh, s linto power were detailed in a state- Ting, camp : {ment Issued last night by Senator ¢ N h conditio: L5 oafig, wnder sach e McCormick of Iilinois, chairman of the republican senatorial campalgn YOUNG MAN! Have you heard how the Minute Men of 1sth St. Christian Church S.E., numbering about 50, make an annual trip by schooner down to the bay over the 4th and how much fun they ir they have chartered a hooner and can accom- more than their .. If you are modate number cons over 16 4 you might this kind, the Minute any are wasts of time. 3 committee. We will That the republican Congress had | our home saved taxpayers 00000000, com y ! d with by {pared with =the sums sought to be : on monthly pent under the Wilson administration | payments ea was asserted by El C c . who added: on of Debt Paid. H. L scHfigfi : Gectric“ g;fl arren Harding took of- paid off nearly a_billion he national debt. We have 4l expenditure of the roment by $1,000,000,000, per cent per annum. No nent in the world has ike it. Neither has e or municipal govern- of which continue to nd taxation. ngress has reduced the g ot taxation by —by some eight ars for the ecur- and by a_billion fter. We I ery one han those The addi- British Isles. | HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 60c Qt. . We not only sum of federal out a billion dollars a ar, but we have reduced it to such at the government of the collects from its citi- pita, about one-third as oes the government of n. HACONA nee Warren Harding became D1 de h rease t 821 H St. N.E. | hEeHberts bands, which have gone mounts to about three billion o pa —am | dollars “G. & G J‘HAVE NO FAITH OR FEAR,” | —*“4ust right Ginger Ale” Gingery enough; not too B . sweet—but brewed with |Physician Takes Life by Tying care so that it sparkles String to Trigger of e with a palatableness that Rifle. is re fresl Special Dispatch to The Star. er Ale is | w Va., June 26.—Au- "H i Tash- thoritie 4»[ dfllpll and Pendleton in Wash counties, W. e reported to be carries with it 3 ¢ ot purity itmer, in the leading chemist ins, on the county e S vas due to suicide, but _know what you a motive has not been established, ng to reports reaching here. s body ston county, d Ting to sp(\:ny where he was born chen ordering ous id to have borrowed Ginger sures getting the very best. At the clubs, cafes, foun- tains. For a case delivered to your home phone Main 7637. G. & G. Bottling Co. 931 C Street N.W. MAAAAAAARAAAA | MUDDIMAN’ 6. A. R. SCORES ACTION EEP | OF CONFEDERATE VETS OOL EAttempt to Pervert Minds of Na- tion’s Children Seen in Attack on Lincoln. a rifle from he had seen v was found under a me of George Mal- d the trigger had his foot. A white handkerchief had been placed on a stump nearby, held down by a stone, as a signal. A paper in the dead man’s pocket left all his property to his sister, Lottie. Written on another sheet was the message, “I die without faith or fear. May be bacl done me wrong." to those who have With the General Electric Fan MUDDIMANE, | ! 616 12th St—1204 G St. | ! J mé" ated Press. ORK, June %6.—A reply fto | i the action of the United Confederate Veterans at their convention in Rich- mond, Vi last week m Lincoln of having caused vil war was made yesterday by of the G. A. R. at memorial s for the nation's soldier dead. saacs, chairman of the me- mmittee of the G. A. R., said one of the most outrageous ! at have ever occurred in the of the country. He added, attempt to pervert the minds nt hildren of the country and teach hem Abraham Lincoln was the in-{ \ug ator of the war.” VACAT‘ON TRIPS ; ARREST MANY AUTOISTS. f ings for Failure to Stop. RXLH\ICV\D Va., June 26.—Great as a result of the arrest bilists by the hundreds for failure to come to a within ten feet of a rail- | road be fore crossing was expressed | n various sections of | H 3 JACKSONVILLE 49.54 d stateroom accommodations on nded. Extra charges for pre- ferred space. Through tickets to principal points. Full | | information on_reqpest. Pier 3, Pratt St. BALTIMORE. Tel. Plaza 4200 the drivers were threatened for alleged intevference. hie stood on either side of ! the track and arrested the drivers| [v\htn they failed to stop before cross- | — | ing the track and a justice of the peace tried them on the scene. No | other warning than a sign, “Danger— | Stop."near the track, |Temind the motorists of a new law, which requires every person driving {any vehicle on the public highways, | on approaching a steam railway rossing, to stop before passing H | thereover, and making it a misde- | meanor for failure to do so. MOVE TO END WAR. | Students of Thirty Nations in Con- 5 ference at Lake Geneva. WILLIAMS BAY, Wis., June 26 —A vorld-wide movement to end war | was lauched today at the closing ses- sion of the international student con- ference, representing students of thirty nations, at College Camp, Lake { Geneva, under the auspices of the {international committee of the Y. M. | C. A. Resolutions were adopted call- for a sweeping reduction of arm- aments by all nations, and the dedi- ation of students of every nation to 4 | its_achievement. Similar resolutions will be present- Ied to student conferences throughout the world by Sherwood Eddy, asso- ciate gerferal secretary of the inter- national committee of the Y. M. C. A. He is planning a world tour to begin in August. Unexcelled for Table Use Knewn and pre- scribed by the Medical Profession for many years as possessing great Medicinal Properties DISTRIBUTORS : THREE GIRLS-DROWN. N. W. BURCHELL —_— R ON Two Give Lives in Heroic Effort 308 BEITZELL & 00., Inc. to Save Third. ’ YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo, June 26— Three young girls were drowned at Coalburg yesterday while swimming. Two of the girls lost their lives in an attempt to save the other, who was stricken with cramps and sank in_eighteen feet of water. and Fr ant Talcum The dead are: Mildred Weaver, six- i T teen;~Ethel Johnson, fifteen Scap, Ot = Sou, Otment, To i e_fl-yd‘he;mmh lyn Rickards, sixteén, dau : - Their wosies weie socovesods With CuticuraSoap & took office | yme tax exemptions have | out a third the tax of | an with an_income of | SAYS SUICIDE IN NOTE | was interred at Riverton, | string_ attached to| in accusing | i H\mdreds Taken at Virginia Cross- | everal instances those | was posted to | i I | | | H | | | i 1 i I i 1 et __ ____.__ f———‘——_—_—_“ JANE STUART shops with you or for you. Phone Franklin 7400 et LANSBURGH & BROTHER ntore K o5 uly 8, this close every Saturday during July and Augun, and first Saturday in September. ‘Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Tucsdxy, June 27, 1922 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest g Vacation Sale of Hosiery Goes Through the Week — — . THE specials offered are in our opinion the best hosiery values we have seen here or elsewhere for a long.time. desirable—and just the kind you need for summer wear. emphasize that selection should not be delayed. Women’s Perfect Quality sl .95, Full-Fashioned Stockings, = Fine-gauge silk stockings, reinforced at points of wear. Black, white, gray and tan shades. At this pr 8 we h1\e included full-fashioned white silk stock- ings, slight irregulars of a regular $2.75 quality. Re- markable values. $1.25 Women’s Full-Fashioned Thread Silk Stockings, at Slight irregulars of a regular $2.00 grade. Faults when found are so slight that they will not damage service or appearance. This group represents one of the best hosiery values we have offered in recent years. See tl}em! 510 Women’s Seamed-Back Thread Silk Stockings; at Perfect quality, fine-gauge silk, with strong re- ‘ inforcements. Some have double silk tops; others lisle tops, soles and high spliced heels. Choice of ‘; black or white. You can save exactly one-third in ft the purehase of a pair. . ” First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Every pair of stockings is The low prices Other equally at- tractive specials will be on dmplay during the entire week. This Extraordinary Selling 0f White and Colored Wash Goods Is the Biggest Event of the Season ERE you will find the most fashionable summer fabrics—splendid qlnlmes—lust the colors vou most desire—at prices that offer an average saving of from !4 to 1/, from regular. We ‘do not guarantee qu'mtmeq to meet the demands of three days’ selling. Make your selec- tions as soon as possible. A few of the many specials: Four of Many White Goods Specials St. Gall Embroidered Dotted Swiss at, Yard, 480 Superior quality—sheer, white fabric for cool summer dresses. Two size dots. This price is for two more days only— then back to regular. One-Yard Piece of Fine § W hite Nainsook, Priced 2 '48 A fine, sheer grade of pure white nain- sook for making fine undergarments and infants’ dresses. Full 36 inches wide and full 10-yard pieces. checks. cool, f as for infants’ wear. Novelty White Fabrics 36 Inches Wide, at, Yard, Plain and lace grounds with beaunful embroidered figures, dots, plaids and A quality that w tended to sell for this low price. 36-Inch Mercerized White Nainsook, Yard, Priced very special for this sale only. Fine, soft grade, so much desired for summer undergarments, as well -55¢ s never in- 28¢ Thousands of Yards Colored Fabrics Imported and Domestic Tissues, Special, Yard, 68(‘ Choose from Mayflower, Lorraine and Burton’s best Tissues in one hundred beautiful styles and colors—checks, plaids and stripes. Yard, 68c. 36-Inch Fine Silk-Warp Pongee, Special, Yard, 686 A rough-surfaced weave—a very de- sirable grade for summer frocks and separate skirts. Good weight and large range of colors; plenty natural tan. 38-Inch Printed Voile 40-Inch Colored Batiste, 25 c Choice of two favored weaves; thou- sands of yards in an immense variety of pretty designs and colors. A remark- able value at the price—25c a yard. Namrit Voiles, tional values. Newest and most favored tones. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A A\ AN\ 2 Four Beautiful Weaves Choice at One Low Price, 40-inch Embroidered Batiste, English Printed Voiles Printed La Chine, in a wide range of desired colors and patterns. 30-Inch Smart Novelty Plisse Crepe at, Yard, Light blue, pink, peach, nile, laven- der and maise grounds with white stripes. | Especially in demand for sum- mer and all-season undergarments. 32-Inch Imported Fine Zephyr Gingham, Yard, smartest checks and plaids ; also solid colors in the season’s A very low price for this splendid quality. Bargain 6th Floor 48¢ and Excep- 39 48¢ NN " Here They Are Again! Another Big Purchase of A\ Sizes are small, medium and large. All attrac- tive color cembi- nations, “It’s a bargain.” This clever lit- tle dress of ging- ham and linene combination, well made and dura- ble. You can wash it all sum- mer. = NS 1.49 Gingham Dresses All smart tub frocks that are so practical for hot-weather street wear. Imported ginghams included at $449. Hundreds to~ choose from. Extra nlzes in domestic and imported fabric at $5. 2.95 &$ 4.49 N A Street Frocks % .pleatings accentuate their beauty and desi A Clearance of Pretty Summer Frocks—Now at $4.95 HY now? Simply because we have a certain group of pretty Organdie and dotted Swiss frocks that must be moved out immediately. There are several very dainty and attractive styles that acquire beauty and richness through their sim- plicity. Gay summer colors alone or pleasingly com- .bined. The collection embraces nearly one hundred frocks—and while the reduction in price is not im- mense, the savings are worth a special trip. Sizes for women and misses. Seventy-Five George‘tte Crepe Frocks Reduced Now to $7.95 Sounds unreasonable—but the dresses are here—fanciful modes in woven cross-bar Georgette. ~Frills, ribbons and rability. Navy, gray and black. In sizes for women and misses. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Women’s White Shoes In a Special Selling at $3.75 HREE smart styles selected from our regular higher priced lines and greatly reduced in price for Tuesday’s selling. No reason why you shouldn’t have smart summer footwear. All sizes and widths. (A4s Illlustrated) SPORT OXFORD of white Reignskin, trim- med with dull leather; flexible welt soles and sport heel. * * % DRESS PUMP, a pretty all-white Beach- tex: low heel or, if you prefer, Baby or Louis heel; turn soles. * kX STRAP PUMP of white Reignskin, trim- med with tan leather; suitable for street or sport wear. Choice, $3.75 Second Floor— Lansburgh & Brother Towels—Turkish Towels Special 38(: Value at A VERY special selling of these heavy, spongy Turkish Towels—deep woven loops of double twisted yarn that will hold the maximum of mois- ture and bring the glow to the body after the plunge and brisk rub-down. Large size, 22x44 inches. 1,200 Turkish Wash Cloths, Each, 5¢ Higher priced cloths, but the maker seems to think they are not quite up to his standard of perfection, so allows us to take the lot at a price concession. There is no damage to impair their service. Get q}ent\ while the price is 5c. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A Sale of Chiffon Taffeta Breakfast Coats Formerly Priced $12.00 1o $18.75 Reduced to $8.95 LOVELY breakfast coats in all dainty summer colors, beauti- fully made in four dif- ferent styles—collars and small pockets, knife pleating of self material around pocket, collar and two rows at bottom, narrow tie girdle and . touch of floral finish; another“with trims of ruching around neck, sleeves, pockets and bottom. If you are going away for a vacation, one of these coats would be the handiést garment in the wardrobe— and they are so convenient fo pack. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Super-Specials for Tuesday UALITY merchan- dise from our reg- ular stock, priced lower than regular for one day only. Make the best of the sav- ings. No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders ac- cepted on these spe- cials. I yards of beautiful Cre- tonnes in a multitude of striking patterns and every desirable light coloring. | I%'ormcrly priced S0c. } pecial Tucsday, yard 320 Zriteh Floor— | 11 TAMPED BED- SPREADS—Bolster at- tached. Patchwork designs on heavy unbleached sheet- ing. Full bed size. Basket patterns, with pink, blue and yellow flowers; morning- glory pattern, blue patches for flowers. Patches are in- cluded in this special offer. Formerly $1.98 Special for T ~—Third Floor— day, each........ m OXED STATION- ERY —Good quality Saxon linen-finished writing paper, 72 sheets and 48 en- velopes to match; dainty pink shade only. 41c Formerly 60c. Tue: —First Floor— day only. v WHITE SPORT " SATIN—40 inches wide. About 1,00C yards to sell. Superior quality, sum- mer weight, very lustrous; launders perfect- $1.69 ly. Specially | priced, yard..... | —Third Floor— v OTS’ CHAMBRAY CREEPERS—Pink, blue | and green, trimmed with white poplin: round neck and short sleeve model. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Special for Tuesday at. 49¢ | —Fourth Floor— I VI GIRLS‘ NAYVEE TWO-PIECE SUITS — Bloomers and middy, with Windsor tie, wide belt; bloomers buttol\ on middy. Sizes 6 to years. special —Fourth ]-loor-— | } viI I SILK GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE —Of good quality crepe de chine and radium; regu- lation and bodice tops; tai- lored or lace trimmed; straps of lace, ribbon or self ma- terial. o, Formerly Tussday, §9 Q5 —Third Floor— i VHI HEAVY JERSEY CLOTH, 54-INCH— Tubular, 12-ounce V\C!ghl, just right for bathing suits. Shown in good shade of navy blde and black. Spe- cial for Tuesday, $1 48 o yard Floor— IX ALL:LEATHER HANDBAG — Neatly and serviceably lined; change compartment, fitted with mirror. Colors: Brown, gray, purple, green and black. Formerly $2.39. Special for e ool 5150 CORSETS — Discon- tinu>d styles in R & G, ‘Warner’s, American Lady, Bon Ton, LaGrecque, Madam Pfeil and Frolaset; rhedium and low bust, elastic tops, long and medium hips. Cou- tils and broches in flesh or white. Sizes 20 to 36, but not in every style. Specially S . $2.59 & ~—Third Floor— RETONNES—6,000 |