Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 11

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Nothing like a Great White Fieet Caribbean Cruise Jor health and interest. 22-day Cruises from $313. -day Jamaica Vacations strated folder, "Sea 8" folder and cabin rite today. plans. r7OBER’S STEAMSHIP OPOURIST ,AGENCY _un.xw...a-dnc E Yeast brings such | Famous 3. u;.a,uq( Ad. | of communicating Peru's acceptance irecommended in a report made public NEAR ARBITRATION | INTACNA DISPUTE |Chile and Peru Expected to ; Make Final Arrange- i ments Today. | | By the Associated Press. | A final agreement between Chile and Peru for arbitration of the Tacna- Arica dispute awaited today only a smoothing out of the wording and interpretation of the American com- i promtse formula. i | Peruvian Ambassador Pezet and the two Peruvian delegates to the Wash- {inzton conference arranged during the day to call on Secretary Hughes for the purpose, It was understood, {of the compromise plan “in prin- | *and of asking the Secretary to rup a hich varyi i been attached. Eager to Coneclude Parley. { Chile having accepted the principle of the compromise proposal nearly a week ago, it was Indicated that ac- jtive exchanges regarding the exact lan, e of the formula would begin immediately. Both sides appeared anxious to proceed as rapidly as pos- sible in the hope of bringing the con- ference to an end during the present week. The difference in interpretation which had arisen over the formula as origi- nally outlined by Mr. Hughes did not appear to be regarded by either side to- day as endangering the success of the negotiations, and predictions were gen- eral that a definitely worded agreement soon would be before the Santiago and Lima governments for final approval. Hitch Yet Likely. ' me time it was pointed out - quarters that the misunder- ver the third point of the! relating to the procedure Se no plebiscite is involved consider- vet result in a ted that the Peru- an representatives felt that an agree- ment should be made now to leave the final sovereignty of Tacna-Arica to a second arbirration, should no plebiscite be decided on, while the Chileans were strongly of the opinion that both sides should be left free to deal with that contingency by direct negotiations. The cffort to frame an exact wording la, begun several days ago by > of both sides, rtion of the formula to g interpretations have turn of C1 y Hughes from a week- end trip, because it was felt that no could be made until he had Cleared up the misunderstanding over | the no-plebiscite feature of his plan. , MRS. JAMES McDONALD WEDS MARQUIS HUNTLEY | Washington Woman Marries For- mer Lord Rector of Aberdeen University in London. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 27.—Mrs. James Me- Donald of Washington, D. C., and Mar- | former lord rector of versity, were married yes- Martin's Church. ‘The n away by Arthur Brad- “ampbell, a son by her first hus. | and, the lats Ar(hur Campbell. Among - reception was the lnr Arthur Glasgow, . ‘Hamilton McCor- Mrs. MCormick and Lord fand Lads Lonsdale. l ,HELD IN SMUGGLING CASE. ! ' ! Woman Said to Have Secreted' $100,000 Necklace in Clothing. 27.—Mrs. . Laura CHICAGO, June Kachelmacher of Fargo, N. D., is being held by federal authorities in connection ‘ith the smuggling into | f a $100,000 pearl neck- g to Charles Salter, spe- agent from Seattle, Mrs. Kachelmacher traveled exten- sively in Europe and passed through | the custom offices at Hoboken N. upon her return. The necklace, fed- : eral agents said, was secreted in her | clothing. Evidence In the case, it was said, would be presented before the granfl; jury in the New Jersey district. } HURLS- BABE TO DEATH. Mother Had Been Insane Since Its Birth. NEW YORK, June 27.—Mrs. Idai Arkin of Atlantic City hurled her| tiree months' old daughter, Fannie, from the third-story window of her mother's _apartment ~on ' Madison | avenue yesterday, killing it instantly. Mrs. Arkin had been released num' an insane asylum only yesterday She had been confined there for two months after attacks of melancholi: I wrich followed the birth of the baby. The mother, who admitted the slay- ing. was removed to_the psychopathic ward at Bellevue Hospital. MAY CUT NURSES’ COURSES. NEW YORK, June 27.—Reduction | by 20 per cent of the training period roquired for graduate ndrses was yesterday by the committee named by the Rockefeller Foundation to study nursing. BAND DIRECTOR DEAD. CHICAGO, June 27.—Jacob F. Hos- trawser, widely known band director, is dead at his home in Pullman. For thirty years he directed the Pullman Band on concert tours.. He was sixty-five years old. LANSBURGH & BROTHER ‘Washington—New York—Paris WEDNESDAY STORE NEWS Hours—Open, 9:00; Clo:e. se 30 A Sale of Silks JUST a typical Lansburgh & Brother silk event —with extraordmary savmgs on new, season- able weaves, and women are making the best of the savings. However, if one weave more than All-silk Canton Crepe—40 inches wide. Our best grade. Heavy weight, deep pebble finish. All wanted colors —plenty of white, gray, tan, navy and black. Sale price, $2.65 FAEALL ool tio niman e 40-inch White Suiting Pongee—Pure silk. The ideal fabric for wom- en’s and misses’ summer suits and sports skirts. Good weight, good quality—at this spc- $1 59 plfi!;e whit cial price, yard..... white. ver, navy, etc Yard. 40-inch Heavy Crepe de Chine—Ten desirable colors, Firm, heavy quality for blouses, frocks and fine lingerie. Jade, seal, flesh, sil- 36-inch Lingerie Jersey Silk—Tubu- lar fold for making fine undergar- ments and negligees. quality ; plain or drop stitch. Flesh, orchid and $1 50 any other is causing a whirl of selling, it is the lovely White Sport Satin at $1.69 a yard. A beautiful quality, lustrous finish—40 inches wide. A few of the many here listed: 40-inch Figured Foulards—Summer’s favored silk weave for conserva- tive dresses. Rich and beautiful designs in space and all-over ef- - fects on dark grounds $1 75 Special value, yard. . Country Club Sport Silk—The genu- ine, 40 inches wide. A real bar- gain—and a selection of striking self-colored block, stripe and space designs. iy )flr:pcclal sale $3 00 also black and $1.98 Extra fine Third Fleor—Lan sburgh & Brother Vacation Sale of Hosiery One of the Biggest Events of June WO\IE‘\? who appreciate the oppertunity to save money on the purchase of their summer hosiery are crowding around the hosiery tables this week—where we are offering seven choice groups at prices much below real worth. The big feature— Women’s Full-Fashioned $1 2 5 Thread Silk Stockings, Pair....... ® Buying ’em, too—and no wonder; how they were ever passed up by the inspectors is beyond our idea of what constitutes pertect stockings. We have repeatedly in- spected pair after pair and have not found a single fault that would in any way impair service or appearance. It's the best hosiery buy we have seen in a long time. ] Children’s Three-Quarter- | Length Summer Socks, Pair..........._... Fine mercerized quality. Three-quarter length, with tight-fitting elastic tops. Colors: Cordovan, champagne, canary, pink, also white. Thrifty mothers are buying Il them by the half dozen lots. Women’s Perfect Seamed-Back $1 00 Thread Silk Stockings, Pair_.........__._. * And they are PERFECT stockings, too—some of them even have silk tops. Every pair properly reinforced for service. Fine gauge and wanted weight for summer wear. Black and wh:te only. You can make a clean saving of 33%% on each pair purchased at one dollar. Other choice lots of wanted Summer Stockings on display and sale—First Floor, Hosiery Dept. 7 R Y S SN «\WWM&K\ Bargain 6th Floor | Third and FINAL Sale Day of White and Colored Wash Goods Brings a Most Important Feature: 1,000 Yards Lovely Colored Dress Linens At the Lowest Price on Record for Equal Quality 68¢c Yard NOT merely Dress Linens, but guaranteed ab- solutely Pure Linen in the favored Ramie weave—so much in demand for suits, frocks, skirts and children’s apparel. A few yards of this full 36-inch wide Linen and one of our Standard patterns—and the rest is easy for the woman who loves to make her own clothes. Choose from these popular colors: Reseda Salmon Allu Blue 0Old Blue Wisteria rench Blue Pekin Blue Helio Blue Pink-and-Rose Pearl N le Green Parrot Green Brown Periwinkle Temato Oxford Cinnamon Apricot Shrimp Delft Blue Orchid Tan Imported Zephyr Gingham Extra Fine Quality 480 Special Sale Price. laids, broken checks and A varied collection of checks, plaids; as well as desired plain colors. This gingham is 32 inches wide and a value of the most unusual sort, not an im- mense quantity remains, so make your se]ecnons early to- morrow. Novelty Cotton Fabrics Choice of These Six 38 Weaves; Sale Price C One of the best value-offerings in the sal this I striking colored wash goods. All %ugh grade x: ‘e:cr;sreg;egtf Choose from 36-inch Ratine Stripe Voiles, fine Embroidered Tissues, Embroidered Silk and Cotton Cre = mixed Checked Tissues and 32-inch Silk- ;nf;edd!Txg?&::' Stk First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Probably the Last Call on Summer Rugs Here it is: A Sale of 200 More Prices. NSNS In a tempting array of delightful styles, suitable for misses and women who seek quality and comfort combined at a 7 7 very low price. models Sale Price 16b46 We aim to sell just what the public de- mands—Popular Merchandise at Popular Voile, Organdie, Seco and Ratine Every chic feature for misses and petite women, straightline dresses for - larger women who prefer the more subdued colors in the conservative 522 $ Tomorrow ... at $10 THIS Rug Sale is sure to end soon—the rugs are disappearing rapidly, find- ing their way into thrifty summer homes. This sale affords savings of 33 1-3 to 65% ; and choice of the fol- lowing standard rugs: 9x12 and 9x10.6 Neponset Felt-base Rugs. 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Quality Fiber Rugs. 9x12 and 8x10 Finest Waite Grass Rugs. 7.6x106 Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs. 9x12 and 9x10.6 Rugs from Congoleum Co. 9x12 and 9x10.6 Genuine Pabcolin Rugs. Fifth Floor Fine Percales 19¢ Yard 00D quality, fast-color Per- cales in a lar ge range of stripes, figures and floral pat- ternl, quality suitable for ron ,frocks, aprons, boys’ uses, etc. All dark and light \ colors. 36 inches wide. Third Floer 53 Stunning and Becoming Are These Sport Hais at $2.95 —and so many of them, seems like there must be half a thousand or more, and all of the newer types, befitting every summer occasion and offering the maximum in value. In this large assortment are Leghorn, Peanut Braid, Ribbon, Satin, French Felt and Novelty Straw Hats in WHITE; bright summer colorings, too—but mostly white. Trimmings are simple—some with tailored bands; others with bows, streamers, self drapes, em- broidery and small ornaments. You'll surely find a Sport Hat for your particular desire in this group. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Refreshing, Lovely Voile Frocks For Women and Misses at $10.95 TILL newer ideas, alluring as the lovely fabric from which they are fashioned. Pictures can’t show their real charm, their excellent tailoring, and those little touches that add greatly to their becomingness. How- ever, we can tell you that there are modes for the flapper of 16 to specialized straightline modes for the extra large woman. Navy and white, brown and white, red and white printed and Normandie Voiles with lace vestees and collars, inserts of white organdie, fine pleated ruffles, wide self girdles and touches of satin ribbon. The sketch hints at the range of styles—the flapper model of mavy Normandies with nserts, bindings and ruffles of white organdic; the stont model is of printed voile, navy ground white dots; trimmed twith lace collar and westee; edgings of satin ribbon—$10.95 Second Floor—Lamsburgh & Brother Attractive Bathing Suits In Many New and Smart Colors $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 THF sunny beach is doubly alluring when one’s new suit is chosen from these assortments. For there is assurance that styles are smartest, workmanship ex- cellent and prices decidedly low. The California model, of course,” of soft worsted Jersey in bright and conservative colors, self or com- binations. Pansy, red, emerald, light tan, medium and dark brown, gray, orange, turquoise, cardinal, American beauty, navy and black—some with effective touches of contrasting colors. Sizes for flappers up to and includ- ing 46. At $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. Second Floor—Laasburgh & Brother