Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1922, Page 11

- Filmed Under Yale Supervision -|* By the Associated Press. - . CHICAGQ: “August 1.—History was fewrjtten here today, shorn of*much of #fs romance and amplified by Tacts, by the ¥ale Univerzity Press.-To do thisy‘medieval saflors dressed in gay- 1y icolored tights and jerkins, with huge knives in their belts, clambered || through the rigging of the Santa Mg ria off Jackson Park, and Christo- pher Columbus leaned over the rail, crucifix in hand and gazed At the re- ceding shores. Meanwhilg;two cam: era men kept grinding away. Y All this was done that the popular idea of history might be revised and: the school children of America might | have saccurate information, unnon-. taminated by the legends and myths which have grown around the dis- covery of America during the last 400 years, it was stated. Spain Bullt Ship. The Yale University Press is mak- inx a series of historical pictures for | school! use which the history” depart- ! ment of the college {nsists will be as! acourate s research and study can: make then. The exterior and voy- age views are being made‘in Chicago, because In the oon gt Jackson Park, held fast by Columbus’ own an- chor, lles dn exact reéproduction of the great navigator's flagship, the Santa Maria. The Spanish govern- | . which built the boat for the| 3 rld’s fair, says it is cor- rect in every detail. The historic anchor was drawn up today and the Santa Marla was towed ' into Lake Michigan just opposite the point where the cross of La Rabida, a | replica of the convent from which the mariner 1ok to the sea, points; yward. Here accuracy comes into Dl o “shots” except silhouettes| are being made of the convent be- cause the history department at Yale ! says it is accurate only in outline and not in detail. Doubt Jewels Pawned. On board the Santa Maria there were mutinies and troublesome times. Martin Alonzo Pinzon, a Spanish gen- tleman who owned the Santa Marla, commanded the Pinta, and furnished the cash for the trip, climbs aboard for a conference with the navigator. Much more s made of Pinzon in the film than of Queen Isabella’s jewels, for the history professors at Yale do not believe she pawned them at all. They say, according to the men making the pictures, Pinzon furnish- ed most of the money and that al- though Isabella was willing to part with her gems it was not necessary. “We are trying to make this pic- ture a model of accuracy, not only in details but in facts,” sald Roswell Dague, assistant production manager, in explaining the work. “We are not writing In 'a_love story to make it more interesting. This picture, which is the first of a series dealing with American historical events, will be ‘hecked over foot by foot by the Yale history professors and everything thev do not like must come out or be maae over. Pictare Has No Plot. “There are no actors playing thel | parts of priests on board this boat. While Columbus was an extremely | deliglous man, I might say almost fanatically religious—he did not have a priest on his first voyage, and the popular picture of him landing, fol- lowed by a priest bearing & banner, is not accurate. Extracts from Co- lumbus' log book tell us a lot about the vovage and we are producing ev- erything in thesjourney which has any bearing on -the story. There is no plot to the picture. “We take up Columbus in Portugal, where King John received him and then double-crossed him by fitting out his own expedition. We show the mariner fleeing for his life from the <gurt and then his_solicitations to e French and English courts. Finallly he is accepted by the king SEA SLED SAVES SCORES. Rescues Passengers From Grounded Vessel Near Lachine Rapids. MONTREAL, August 1.—A modern sea sled, driven by engines of 300 horsepower, collaborating with sim- ple skiffé manned, by Indians from the Caughnawaga reservation, skilled for generations in combating the treacherous Lachine rapids, yester- day carried several hundred pnuen-] s of the steamer Rapids Prince from the rocks upon which they had been marooned since last night, to! the mainland a half mile away. | The vessel is now resting on a ledge of vock, with_little danger | of sinking, J. W. Noreros president of the Canadian st iines, owners of the Rapids Prince, | said last night that all of the 400 ma- | rooned on the ship would be rescued before morning. - MONTREAL. August ‘1.—Cha; Ross, i cording to a wireless message re- | ceived from the ship. The message stated that Ross and his assistant, Robert Armstrong, were returning to the steamer in a' lifeboat, when it upset. Armstrong was saved. —_—_— Helium, the gas used in the latest army balloons, was duco\g‘::s fifty-four years ago in the sun by means of a Spectroscope, twenty- stven yeats before it was found on earth. Like to Get Letters? Put your account in our bank, and we will" send you a letter every mdnth —a complete statement of all checks and deposits and your exact balance. You never saw a more businesslike way of han- dling a bank account. Federal National Bank Don't let anybody talk you out of using EBONITE in the transmission or differential of Yyour motor car or truck. There is a wonderful differ- ence in the lubricating values of Ebonite against cheaj greases made from reducflox plant fats which have no value at all. 4 Insist upon Bbonite. ' De- cide for yourself. You will notice its adhesive qmlal. ‘which cause it to cling to the gears in ail seasons and at all speeds. No other gear lubri- cant like EBONITE § rflgfl.‘wom missions'and Diferentlials and qu (88 Dolares Caasinalll {8 takin lias i6 @ Rospital. both weists Bart af Qu and ‘brulses, suft Erfe h‘k‘ln’ “of Spain ‘and o 8. a2 i o s i b | e, Ao Htiols. ¥tats Isabells ané Fre he wi 5 ¥t of Chlutabus. [ thinw himeelf from the A-méringue baked slowly in & wa An foven _wil:.t.‘h.. door open :fll m Serviceabla blouses of khaki, whits madras, tam ee and striped percale; sport collar and 8. Sizes 6 to 15. f =Fourth Floer." . & e Washington—New York—Paris Advance Fall Hats Are Trimme - | ) A Very Special Purchase of Cotton Blouses, $1.89 ¢ Including Handmade Models E WOULDN'T like to say when such values as these could be duplicated, for this was a special purchase as far out of the ordinary as we would dare hope for. Blouses of fine batiste and French voile, some trimmed with filet and val lace, hemstitching, drawn- work or embroidered organdie. A large proportion of the sale are fine handmade blouses in the daintiest possible styles. Overblouses, inside models, long and short sleeves, collarless or with any of the favored collars. Some have the becoming frill front. —Second Floor. . Vestand Step-In Sets of Plisse Crepe The convenience of these two-piece undersets has recommended them for summer Established 1860 For Your Vacation, You Should Havea New Kimono at $2.95 and $3.50 R EVEN if your vaca- tion is over perhaps a new kimono is the thing you need most. Two interesting groups of box loom and cot- ton crepe, in colors-of rose, copen, light blue, lavender and wistaria,. Some have the wide sleeve, while others prefer a pointed sleeve dangling a tassel. And they are beautifully finished with hand-embroidery and floral trimming. Kimonos for the These extra size gar- ments are shown in the same attractive styles as those in smaller sizes. Box loom crepe, with large flowing sleeves and tie girdles. Many colors to choose from, with neat - bindings of the same material. . =Third Fleor. wear. These are of plisse crepe, in pastel colors, with binding of a contrasting color or Swiss embroidery. The vests have bodice tops and self straps and the step-ins have elastic at waist and round, square or pointed bottoms. Each gar- ment— $1.00 and $1.95 Dlisse Crepe Gowns $2.95 to $3.95 The best thing about these ° is that they may be laundered without ironing. Sleeveless or . kimono_sleeve models, trim- med with filet, hemstitching or contrasting color. Plisse Crepe Pajamas $3.50 to $5.95 Two-piece pajamas, in honey- dew, flesh and orchid, ~with banding, piping and tie girdle of plaid silk gingham. Some are hemstitched or shirred. . —/Third Floor. Smart Fiber Silk Sweaters bling Real Silk e In Weaves and Styles Resem- , Are Special at 99956 NLY by the price would you know that some of these sweaters were not real silk. They are shown in blocked, striped and ribbed weaves, some even with the rack bottom, just as the most expensive silk sweat- ers. And they’are of an unusually high quality fiber, with a permanent luster and great durability. = Tuxedo models, in navy and black. Most of them have large packets'and a tie sash. * The sort of sweater you may wear with the handsomest silk skirt or use. for the most practical occasions. Sizes 38 to 44.. ~—Second Floor. Sale of Wool Skitts. Averaging” Half Pncefiand Less THE most’ perfectly equiyped wardrobe finds many needs for a separate skirt, and at $2.50 who could not see the gossibihfies for many varied costumes at a small outlay : When we siy these biack serge. Box pleated, skirts are at half. price, we pleated, tailored,” are vety consemu‘l\’re. Some * BRA T o rof them were formerly Skirts ‘to wear with really. high priced, and just sweaters, skirts for white before they _are needed or fancy blouses, skirts for offet _thiem at'. short sport coats, and even. irts you will want for winter wear. of —lalhnmll education, mwtp‘:uqm plans, the school temn ith trouble and earache. TO NS for eney. u l t 1.—~A world eco- | intercourse. Augus: ress will-be held hers lans now IM:I'I in Hamburg’ historie_indlvidusl saffered from |been under consl 5 yours jeutt of [ated by o- | Althous that that | nomie l{h. The :uhcrint vhl.eh. .;: ‘mu lepe leraticn the past two | entists doubl intended as a part of anlcient sense of smell. d’ olfactory ap| Boys’ Khaki Knickers, Pair, 49¢ Open 9:00, Close 5:30 t loops. Sizes in 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest - FURS- Warm and Luxurious From the Ends of the Earth They Come Specially Madé to * Our Order, Into the Style Gems Connoted By Fashion— Made Easy of Purchase by the Terms of Our Annual August Fur Sale Wherein a25% Deposit Secures the Fur of Your Choice AND Lo! with the remaining monthly payments easily met, cold weather finds you the owner of a lovely fur piece— and no storage charge mean- while. 2 Furs will be more in fashion this fall than ever—we knew it and prepared ac- cordingly. Our fur showing is the most gorgeously comprehensive years—the - models perfect delineations. of .the very best thought in fur styles for the coming seasons. The fur cape—a natural outgrowth of the large-sleeve wrap—will be a favorite, althongh there are coats in abundance. lh'awm Of importance in the August Sale are: NEW ZEALAND CONEY COATS—A new way of treating dyed hare to bring out the black, brown ‘or taupe sheen and luster makes New Zealand Coney a fur of impressive attraction. These are the 40-inch length, with large crush collar snd Jenny sleeve. Acgzust Sale price, in ti mous of value in the la These maintain mode leadership by the 40-ingh length, the exclusiveness of the $145.00 LOVELY MUSKRAT COATS are trimmed with raccoon or plain. In the August Sale $198.30. design and the self-trim- ming. August Sale price at $149.50 to CARACUL COATS bask in the warmth of Nothing more epochal has stirred the realm of Fashion in re- cent years than the centering of mode's fullest pleasure on coats Fashion’s favor. We show Caracul alluring. A AM;d-Week Special Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.00 INCLU'DED are stockings of thread and fiber silk. Those who choose the thread silk must wear a size 8%, 9 or 9%, while the fiber and silk mixed are ‘mainly found in sizes 9, 9% and 10. The value here will attract’ many “women who are glad at any time to buy such good stockings low priced. —First Floor. —Remarkably well made, (insuring warmth) and [ satine. binding. August 66x80.) % August -Sale price, pair. very special MUSKRAT COATS—Nowhere can you se- cure more fur value for your money than ?:e selection of coats of natural musk- rat. Indeed, muskrat has become synony- of Caracul. Coats with wiles accented by large collars and cuffs—most 179.50 Sale price........ 3 ‘The Famous North Star Wool Blankets Full Double Bed Size, 72284 . htthuzultBlanhetSdlt,pa!r,$l4o45 ‘NORTH STAR Blankets are universally known as the best blagket values obtain- able. At the present price ($1445) we are selling them at fully two doflars a pair under what we would have to price them if bought on today’s market, which shows the upward trend of the wool market and illustrates the impressiveness of the savings in the August Sale. These splendid blankets may be had in" white and large block plaids of cope, rose, pink, blue, lavender and brown. e 68x80 Block Plaid Blankets (part .wool) closely woven nished in wide d Sebed sue. QE 77 August Sale price, pair....... $5.77 70x80 All-wool Block Plaid Blankets— ‘Weij h% five. pounds, this blanket is a delightful combination of warmth and ¢ rability that insures lasting satisfaction. In all the wanted shades (or in white, fl. , or shadings of these ¢olors on gray .. $7.85 $45 SEALINE COATS—A lining wondrous to behold adds to the efectiveness of wraps of glossy, deep black sealine, which have collars of the same fur and come in the 40-inch.length of Fashion’s $8%.50 edict. August Sale price. Many other models of Sealine, Laskin Seal, Marmot, Muskrat, Raccoon, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) and Caracul at August Sale prices. FUR SCARFS AND CHOKERS—Large ani- mal scarfs and perky little chokers of various attractive furs. Fisher, Raccoon, Squirrel, Fitch, Caracul, Kolinsky, Plati- num and Blue Wolf. Aue ¥ num and Blue Wolf. August Sale price Other Scarfs and Chokers are priced in the August Fur Sale $695 to $198.50. —Second Floor. of furs. Sale! Envelope ' Chemise A Very Special Purchase at This Extremely Low Price 85¢ IF THESE had not been secured in a special purchasc. we would have had to ask a great deal more for them, and you would'still have thought they were good values. Several neat models- of flesh *or” white nainsook. Bodice tops, with straps of self material.- Some are trim- med with filet lace, colored hand-embroidery, hemstitch- ing or touches of ribbon. _ ~Third Fleor. 66x80 All-wool Block Plaid Blankets— Beautiful warm blankets, in rich’ colors— rose, blue, pink, tan, g:y red and black and black and white. Dosble-bed size and a value of rare distinction. August Sale price, .4..‘.,.. $6095 66x80 Part-wool Block Plaid Blankets —The low price you pay in this sale adds to the comfort of these warm blankets, full double-bed size, in blue, tan, pink and’- - and du- ound. 78x88 Full Double-Bed Size Crochet Spread, $1.95 A splendid value. indeed ds this well woven quilt, free from starch—and inspec- i tion prove the quality ;. Satin Marseilles Bed Set (double size good. 3 81x90 Dimity Spread—A first quamr neat striped spread that is - rightfully classed in the front rank of values hy the . | Roes 3l peice cach )— corner. In Novel Waysme With Aluminum Ornaments Jane Stuart Finds Vacation Accessories UCH a trifle as a powder puff may change the whole course of one’s va- cation. Therefore, I am re- minding you of some of the small trinkets and acces- saries that may be hurried- ly purchased at the last minute, and will surely add to the success of your vaca- tion. For Out-Door Gn'ls Even though your sports wardrobe may be complete for all your purposes, a jaunty hat and scarf set will come in for so many occasions you will wonder how you would have done without it. They are of heavy Rajah silk, in green, red, riwinkle and iris, gaily em- roidered in contrasting shades. The hats are soft and crushable, and the scarfs have fringed ends. On Tuesday you may have them at a very spe- cial price, $7.95. Just a Girdle That- stfaightline frock that seems to need just a little something at the waistline may be transformed into the loveliest. in “ your vacation trunk by the addition of a pearl or metal girdle. Inci- dentally, these girdles are go- ing to be great favorites on fall dresses. $495 to $6.95. ‘When a huge bunch of pearl or jade grapes topped with gold leaves dangles from a black cordelier around your neck, you need not worry about such trifles as a neck line, nor even about the color or style of your frock. A charming pendant like . this makes all other things unim- portant. The cordeliers, $7.50. Or if!au find it hard to give up beads, there is a delightful new necklace of coral, black and silver beads, with small tasseled ends, that might flat- ter even the most expensive dress. And it's only $5.25. Smoke, do you? Well, you needn’t confess it if you don’t want to, but just the same you will love to have one of t{lese little smoking sets tucked away in a safe cor- ner of your handbag. An ivory tipped cigarette holder and asir tray to match, enameled in different colors. The set-in a neat lined box is but 95c. . Nupoint Pencils To scribble a hasty note or an address, there will be times when you would give any- thing to have a Nupoint pencil bandy. They are gold filled or ste; ll{u, and may be carried in the'bag or worn on a ribbon. Only h some birds have s wel: paratus, 'oeb, that they huve any‘effi.