Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 18

VACATION Before leaving for your summer outing, have us - make your Portrait. Prices now 2% lower than usual. SONARNYROUTED, SAYS CHEN REPRT Driven Forty Miles in " Shiuchow Defeat. 3,000 MEN LISTED LOST - SEAME Strike May Be Called 8t Meeting Somorrow. : ~DETROIT, August Z—The axecutive board of the Laké Seamen's nion and Marine Firemen's :@nd Stéwards’ untons probibly “will meet Kere tomorrow to decide It n strike will-by velled to en- force Wage demand s anirous by Ivan Hunter, e board. 'I'We strike vote.taken recently by the unions empowers the board to} . ordef & walkiut’ . Offtelals of the or- ganisations have expressed doubt-as to the !:am{m: x n:‘m L3 n'.lmh b‘; cau o . e af this time, @uo to the coal -mk:p!“ & AWASHISGTON, D, "GERMANS BOOST STEEL. | SHERIFFS STOP MUTINY. Ble Advances Caused by, Coal and | Rebellious Japs Defied Captain’s BERLIN, . August 2.—THe German steel producers today anmounced s un- sed propotionately. The steel pro- ' organization says the new prices ‘were approved at a conferénce’psrtici~ pated in by representatives of the pro- duc dealers and copsumers. sad Japanese had ashore in violation that when be ordered. them: to. remain 2board panese, had insist ntw‘gnl-ul they became menacing. . The deputies. soon guleted the men. ACTOR TO PAY WIFE. Alimony Set by Court in ABult Against De Wolfe Hopper. ' NEW YORK, August 2.=De Wolfe Hoppér, actor and musical comedy star, within the next five days, will have to pay $6,500 to his Gfth wife, Mrs. Klds Surrey’ Hopper, who ‘has filed suit for absolute divopce In. the supreme coyrt.-’ Thris- or- der, which was sigried by Supreme Court Jwstice Mcfrate im Brookiyn s o per week. ° The order ‘was signed. without n tice to Mr. Hopp upon the pi sentation of an_ afdavit 1 plaintifL. . ing the lump sum of §6,500"ts - $250 a week accrued since, Mrs. Hop- reement was reach- per alleges, an t and her husband. ed between her: SHIP LINES IN PACY. SAN FRANCISCO, August - 2--The Canadian Pacific line out-of Vancouver, B. C., the Admiral line out of Seattle. the Pacific. Mail Steamship Company and thé Toyo Kisen Kalsha ‘out of San Francisco have entered, into & reciprocal passenger agreement by which passen- gers on any of these lines change accommodations to any of the other lines to suit their comvenience. The | . arrangement 1s said to. be he first of this kind ever effected. o 3 DR.CLAUDE S.SEMONES H i Eyesight Spaciglist UND%’WOOD st Qi 130 4o ¢ | Biors® Plagper Sults, $100 AR e A VN | e LANSBURGH & BROTHER and 9 O Durably made of yarn-dyed Rhaki, Portraits of Quably STORE'NEWS for Thursday, A:xust 3, 1922 " Boys’ Pajamas, $15.00 One and two pice styles. in summer bg‘eu:a lhd sp\;rt eolbln(r. patch t"“l"fi e A short mleeves, loose botiom' pants wit CANTON, Augmt 2—Chon Chiung | [ | Peibi Bisee3:10.2 years: : 1230 Comurvinu. aventie { % S Phone Main 4100 i Ming’s forces, who are favorable to = = = . the Peking republic, have defeated Washingfon—New York-—Patris = g jthe troops of Sun Yat Sen,-the de- s = poxed president of the Canton repub- 3 N 8 8 : lic. and driven them from Shiuchow, 3 : ~ X . 130 miles north of Canton, to & point ] ‘ . o - beyond Chihing, more than forty miles -~ northeast of Bhiuchow, according to e arll] ur ; OC 0 a bulletin given out at Gen. Chen’s The bulletin says the Chen Chiung - k A 3 ¢ = Gigd Beesy Ming army captured 2,000 rifies, 21 - - - machine guns and 9 canfion. Sun Yat < = Sen's lonses are placed at 3000 Kifted, ST - . 5 o 2 r ! Wwounded or captured. Chen's losses . h Come on, let’s all go bathing! - 4 [A ’ dale--- at g uits * » For Women and Misses Canton headquarters. are not reported. .DON;'I" figure these suits at $3.25—for if the dras. —— 00 Exquisite Silk Frocks Former{y _$4_9.50 fo $75.00: at $39.50 HEN i.nventory disclosed too many silk dresses at this range of prices there was but one log-n:gl course—a sale—at once, and featuring a convincing price that makes the values too attrac- - tive for any woman to think of indifferently. That’s the reason: for this sale, Thursday, and for the . extremely low price.. We know the offer is timely, inspec- tion will prove to you that the dresses are most desirable— in quality and styling—for immediate and Fall'wear—and the :-values all that could be hoped for. Come prepared ta select from dresses of charm and fashion correctness in: - Canton Crefe, Georgette, Crepe Romarne, Satin, Krepe Knit, Roshanara, Satin-back Cantons and many fetehing combinatjons— e — Another bulletin claims a victory manufacturer wasn’t closing his season we for CHen near Yungyun, about forty miles southeast of Shiuchow, With the H would have to pay more wholesale—but that’s your good luck. a f 500 rifles. “im ¥at Sen Announced today he At a time when you need another suit to finish the season we found this maker ready to had received no advices from the bu-‘ Leers Glarses cost close out~his made-up stock at a fraction of m e than the ordinary winnven. Mivach Store TiZ 11th St TOMETRISTS (= SN ST .N.W. Some trimmed with lace beads, some with braid, others with tassels, or lace, or ribbon, and with fringe or hemstitching cf- fectively-applied. Navy, blue-end-black, also some sport colors:— —Second Fioor. All sizes, 36 to 46 in the growp. i Let Nature’s Remedy Sun River Ointment ; come to your aid. The first application ; glves relief. A short treatment heals stub- born cases. Setisfaction or money back. Get a jar at Pecples Drug Stores. 66x80 Part-wool Block Plaid ts—Full double-bed size blankets of warmth, in blue, tan, pink and gray, or shadings of these colors on gray backgrounds. The low price ac-~ cents tlre attractiveness. August - $4.77 Women May Not Study the Market, But the inot a chance for agreement.” i &t 4 Reséo”se to Our |the case on his calendar for mext| ! Friday morning for re-setting. Proves They Were In Touch With Conditions ‘' And Merely Awaited the Opportunity The prosecution contended that | Mrs. Obenchain became angered at Kennedly because he refused to nmrry her, and conspired with Arthur C.| Burch to_kill him. ‘On the night of | {August 5 Jast Kennedy and Mrs. | Obenchain drove to & cottage owned iby Kennedy, fn Beverly Glen, fifteeni [ miles from Los Angoles, and there {Kennedy was #hot down from be- |1 {hind, a shotgun Vbeing used. The | ek “twies Tor Kommedy's " matrates; vice for Ken s m % e both Juries d.m,,,,,é‘h AR OMEN must have been aware of the unusual conditions e :hnl > 1:?',:;!“?:’ in the fur situation this year;ithey must have known three for convictfon. of the scarcity of goed furs; they must have been well posted on the increased popularity forecasted for furs this fall. Noth- ing less than a particularly well informed public can account for the eagerness with which they have inspected and bought during these first two days of the sale. » ‘We knew that our purchases were most fortunate; we knew how wonderful our showing of beautiful furs, how low our prices, how fruitful our values, and we believed that most women knew that furs wcrehalways cheapesthin August. 4 - But the response we have enjoyed exceeded all reasonable ex- s B pectations. It proved that women knew the conditions as we know lti:ll?s p’St:iets s:,':s{‘;‘ “’;si!n ::g = them—that furs will enjoy an unprecedented popularity this fall and co"e' colors. Afl?‘sizes‘ 33 that prices are bound-tq.increase greatly as cold weather approaches. o ge & > So they are buying now, while prices are lowest, in our Agnual Fur Sale, many making use of this privilege: - A 25%. Deposit Holds Your Furs Until Fall tle front. - YEAR’S INCREASE IN K. C. g MEMBERSHIP IS 83,904 | £ / Message From Pope to His “MNI- 2o tant Children” Read at Inter- national Cenvention. Ry the Awsociated Prems. An increase of 83,904 In the membe <hip of the Knights of Cblumbus dur- ink the last year was annourced to- day upreme Secretary William J. ! McGintey In his report to the fortieth annual jnternationa} convention n({ the- organizati the report stated, are approxt v $15,000,000. organization -has enjoyed a prosper ous year, the report stating “the s T Nty 1k in oxCRlIeM Ao ety early-season prices. We, of course, wanted more | flm‘l‘::g;\'.""l reat :';:.ragvewe)u:“m)- than 200 suits, but the m;l;er sald:h“l h’?ve to ed 5,281, v bei mer serv- 2 : foe Tnen Who d1ed of war Injurien. give all my customers a chance to share e s But then, 200 will make a most gratifying collec- redd yesterday. e m ', ] . B : = ¢ O G o | tion. They are all-wool Jersey one-piece bathing suits D e * of the popular California model, showing scores of new “On the m-onl!nrl‘l of “liie'l‘n(lerhnl?(‘lm s s i 1 i 2 . 4 al Sonventioh of his milithnt ChBdron, belts, bindings and stripes in contrasting cologs—an {nights of Columb: f th Sizes 36 to 46—plenty of t if'n“ne:"éfflll. Canada, Mexico, Cubn. flapper models. Choice at one colors of gay profusion. Porto, Rico, New Foundland. Hawail. | low price, $3.25. ; Panama - and the Philippines, the - holy father expressed his appreci- ation of the splendid patriotic work f th vork i ted in Rome, | N D H = Thich 1 a great service to pubiic| A Safe Rule to Buy By! Broken Lots s irmerntin - 66x80 All-Wool Blankets S Vit s heart s fost o] » |:?e‘::(n‘;n to il %nntidfdfllgm God z S b * that they may & Yy pru- . - B nd wisdom. i ’ ; ianed. Gaspard, Cardinal Secre-| - In the August Sale Clear ce ,P 1 tary of State.” ¥ bty B 7 TAKES a cood memory indeed to recall the day when you could buy an all-wool blanket of an ° (mlps an ords g 5 i ality this low price! And then the chances are you didn’t have the wealth of beauti- = |MRS. OBENCHAIN FACES this_qualicy at this Tow pri ‘ b blue, pink. tan, gray, red and black, and black and white, fine, warm bed coverings; full double- S £ ) bed size. This is an interesting value, and many are taking advantage of it to prepare against For W n the coming of Jack Frost. . 3 i - 4701 ¥V / ome: | Dismissed on Failure to| = . . < 3 9, . fqg e it -A reasonable deposit will reserve - your purchases—so don't delay and Misses LS N Agr - i o =0 ke — et £ : [ : St = ROKE jlust 2 quittal on Final Vote. ! 70x80 Alh-wool Block -Phid Bhskets—In this 92x84_All-wool Block Plaid Blankets—From ROKEN lots are just arother one of those | 10S ANGELFS. August 2.—The | _ size, tan, pink, bluc and gray. Five pounds o North Star Mills, _:th famous q:lh;y in blui. inseparable camp followers of modern { jury in the case of Mrdalynre Oben- warmth and durability. Or white ia size 66x80. lavender, rose, pink, gray an rown. A store-keepi v e S, {chatn, chargea with the murder of | Either 2 splendid value, as theprice oy @ superior value known to ‘all well acquainted “ ping, . oidable -and unshakable, | 3. Belton Kennedy, here late yester-{ testifies. August Sale price, pair.. 7. with quality bed coverings. 11 95 t! a't ngces_s:ta,te drastic price reductions to j any discharged because of ""'i . August Sale price, pair = : 2 - maintain. clean stocks. " G e 70x80 All-wool Block Plaid Blankets—The ] g , ! attorney, announced tonight that the | quality stands out in the weave, finish and ma- Of course; the end is worth the sacrifice, Thursday you can select from this wide | state lfl'[nned to try Mrs. Obénchain | ial of these whit gray blankets. » s vea | pink and blue borders, and the plaid effects . ght b (f’:rh:cr?ll::‘tn]:.n"‘(‘)‘l\:h;";“r'di show the waated shades. clean, every clearance of broken lots bene- one-half to one-third of original markings Jater said the vote was.$ to 4, Whi August Sale price, pair e $9.77 ; —and just about 400 pairs. another gave It as 9 to 3. Two mem- | et loees fits several hundred women, who secure o 3 : e | hers protested against being dis- | unusual bargains, and you kmow how "BVI:::: :’;:"'v‘:,'hue g“:;‘:' PL'E"'.&‘“ women are—they just ean’t help but brag _Oxfords Sandals a little when they get something extra P'P""' L:;"g d g:::: g‘.:;‘e Pl""'l" good for a small sum, which sort of takes - A = 5 < < 5 . And Pumps and Oxfords in Brown Kid, the sting out of jthe sacrifice in prices, so far as we are concerned. The paily Spread for the Daily Bread The Ideal Quality Butter. It comes to you fresh and nice 1 them into court-at 5 o'clock. Fore- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aug. 2 The insurance department of the : 1y see, Tollows: | f s " 2isn the ceension of the int trimming ideas, such as shirred-on skirts, separate done by the knights, and especially Mean a Break In Price;, Hence This ful patterns to choose from that are shown here. oose from attractive block plaids in rose, | THIRD TRIAL FOR LIFE; H. G. McCartney, deputy drstrict | tesialiof these white/andiecsyshiankets, ot for in addition to keeping stocks fresh and ~ style range—all heel heights—at about ! charged when Judge Shenk called iman M. O. Paddock sald there “was | Black Kid, Brown Calf and Patent and With Each Poand of Elk Gray Combinations. Grove Butter Are In- closed 2 Coupons Which Are Redeemable in Rogers Silverware. ==Second Floer. Clearance of Men's Bathing .~ Suits 20% off . - Marked Prices EVERY Man's Bathing Suit in the store is included in this submerging of prices” —accessories, too., One and Were You Here Yesterday? legu You Know What We Mean By - - A Big Saleof - New Silk Blouses 3295 ND this-is certainly a big sale—big in every way | “exvept _price. But then, how could it help but | - = be big, when there were over - a thousand new Sold by Grocers Whe Supply Thelr Customers the Dest Butter Golden & Co. For seventy-five years Miss Hattle Lowe has Iived on & -fatm near Chat- tahooga, -and during that period has never journeyed more than ten miles from her home. ! Figure the saving on: Suits $2.36 $2.95 al $4.95 Suits ai $6.00 Suits at. 'need not suffer from a day at :the shore—or a long automo- bile trip. i F-F Lemon Creams * (Co, Chamsivg, Ramag, Veniehing) . The ideal companions. Use : F-F Lemon Vanishing cream i before going out, and F-F cleansing cream when you ' come back. | Four siwes, §be¢, 65¢, S5¢, $1.35, Insist on F-F Lemon Creams. : Look for the trademark, and refuse substitutes. For Sele at Drug, Dept. Sterss 1 and Bessty Counters. 1419 G, Street NW. . Pkone Franklin 6816 . RACCOON COAT—Flap- with the’ saucy sports air * of this coat. "Ap excellent quality. Skt @ price . $245.00 MARMOT COATS—Beau- - tifully silk lined, with wide bell sleevés. They are 40 inches. ln»ng,,i»th self trim- pers are. especially pleased. Canvenient Payments and No Storage Charges :- -MUSKRAT COATS—A : fur that promises to con- - tinue its pepularity in spite of many new rivals. These coats.are 40 inches long, with: self -collar-and cufts and a girdle belt. MUDSON SEAL. COAT dyed muskrat) +—45-inch - - f h, set ofi)wfih huge - collar and cuffy of black skunk. Rugs and closed tcarfs; be- sides many novelties. fox, skunk and squirrel. et d CARACUL 'COATS—A shart, silky fur with a beau- tiful -sheen. 40-inch coats, with a self collar and cuffs. e 3179.50 Price .. Other Coats—Self trimmed og with collar and cuffs of black fox or Ko- linsky. . August Sale Prices, $198.50 ‘to-$369.50, FUR SCARFS AND CHOKERS, of Fisher, Rac- coon, Squirrel, Fitch, Cara- cul, Kolinsky, Platinum and Blue Wolf. _August ter kind, including the finest Fox, Kolinsky and Eitch. Other Scaffs in the z Am:: éale pricéd from St £ —Secoad Floor. $480 35c Bathing Caps at 28c 35c Belts at... 28¢ Men’s -Wear Shop—Direet Entrance to Seventh Street. Protect and Preserve Your Figure AND the secret of a good figure, of course, lies in choosing the corset-madé for. your particular figure—diffi- cult, perhaps, but needlessly. s0, for kight in this establish- ment expert corsetieres” aid you-u “the _selection “of “the rl%i! American- Lady. Coxset. —for one > model that will preserve and rofect-your figure, perpetu- :tint w?th comfort the: ad-" mired youthful limes. > . blouses, -and when $295 commands such- a wide __range of. splendid ma- " terial and styles as— Hepvy materials and rich, trimmings of real Filet and | ~“ered “net- and embroidery. Sleeves long or s!ioq_‘ Col-- ors—flesh, white bisque. styles P —————