Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 10

10 ° $3888888888888085s 22233833338 A 36-In. large o cade Our Only 242283 82282123 821923234224222022423824208322383083423233482433¢3482¢34220208208202022420020842202342482424424 4 -] K S—such as were never mentioned in Bay Seal Coats Self-Trimmed 40-In. Hudson Seal Coats Choicest skunk lar: bell cuffs. canton or radium 1 linings | skins/| col- Seal Co: squirrel or Ko- linsky trimmed. Natural Muskrat Coats — Of the darkest full- fur skins, mate to per- fection: five- stripe border. APITOL FUR SHOP 338 Presenting Real FUR-VALUES that are making this UGUST FUR S-A-L-E the most popular in the city VAL our history. are prevalent—VALUE reflected by the quali as the price—WOME FORE THEY BUY FURS—and we are grati- fied at the great number of them WHO COME BACK AND TELL US WHY THEY HAVE DECIDED TO BUY DURING OUR S-A-L-E. 42-inch Hudson Plenty of EVERY ITEM— You will not be disappointed if you would lik see anything that we advertise—THEY A-KIND, ONE-O as is the usual run of sales— WE HAV ERYTHING WE SAY WE HAVE AND PLENTY OF THEM. R R 2 APITOL FUR SHOP The BEST FURS for over 12 years 3283323332833883333333333233323333338 38 and 40 inch % ces3s3818888ssassRssRLS Remodeling and Repairing Done by Experts. that are ; of merchandise as well SHOP AROUND BE Contn—Be St $325 A Deposit $ l 25 Reserves 2 Any Fur full flared and These Sale Prices AR 1208 G St.. 239288888888888828888388888888888 oe °% ecite 99 local “‘ *9 Dol BEBE8EsEsEseeeeeeaestsisIsysasnesesatitItiitetIsiaNsetases seLALILILES 33828222 " THE EVENING IRITCHIE PASSES ON | OFFER OF D.G. HELP { Suggested War on Gamblérs Referred to Maryland County Officers. | Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland has referred to the authorities of Prince Georges and Montgomery counties the offer of Commissioner Oyster to have the Washington police co-operate with stafe officers in clos- ing. gambling dens near the Distri¢t line. The Commissioner received today the following reply to a letter he ad- drs d to the governor several days of August 11, and thank you for th. sencrous offer of from the Commis; trict of Columb) the local authorities of Montgomery and Prince Georges counties, as the maintenance of order is intrusted to the county officers of this state.” Oynter Gives Out Letter. Upon receipt of the reply, Commis- sioner Oyster made public his com- munication to which read: “Our attention has been called any times to conditions across the Di line in. Maryland concerning | bootlegging, bookmaking and other gambling dens ‘of the worst type. Numerous complaints have been re- ived from our own citizens who iave suffered as a result of the con- Juct of those le for the naintenance of gambling the governor, Vith a view the Con to you police of suppr evil to he: tie sioners will be glad within their power to s of Maryland in ng illegal acts which form to the peace and good order ty.” GUILTY IN CR Thurston Must Pay $75 or Serve ail—Other Rulings. on, charged with per- on his premises—th P CASE. . colored, a bureau of sta n of the vesterda at $1.000. ind_ lar the bui perty t nd being eq w took from worth $10. the p nerly connect- epartment pr . $80 “HORSE” ON HIM. Be Fined Like That. er Henson. enlored, ned to cesterday at the afternoon session of t Ilice Court that it is as grave an of- to drive a horse-drawn vehi hile under the influence of whisky i to operite an automobile hat condition. tobert Hardison sentenced fil $80 or serve ai He was dum- heard the sentence. in t 3 n he bank the money he man’s mother, , was in court, told one _ | nflfl(fl! | - | AN Au g ust Sale Women's Fall Shoes 7 Pu.mps and Oxfords that will be $5.95 next month Fall Pumps Browns, Blacks. Goodyear Welt and Oxfords. We're selling them 25% less than we will get for them when the season opens—for the sake of that much sextra business now. For the same reason, it will pay you to buy-a ‘pair or twoe—even if you are not quite ready to wear them. Plenty of all sizes and widths in a dozen good styles. At alf our stores, including the “City Club Shop.” UNDREDS, of pairs brand-new Walking S Military, me- dium or low heels with rubber taps. Cor. 7th & K Sts. i [ il il i Tans, “I beg to acknowledge your favor | o this | t ou might deem proper in and | between the couple. | Driver Surprised to Learn He Could District branch of Po- | of the| ffs that her son had no money in | STAR, WASHINGTON, SWORDFISH’S BEAK DRIVEN THROUGH 6-INCH HULL OF SHIP SEATTLE, Wash., August 15.—A swordfish drove its sword through a six-inch timber in the hull of the barkentine Monitor, her master, Alff Hansen, relates. Capt. Hansen says that the attack on the ship was made somewhere in the South seas, but that it was not discovéred until the Monitor was docked at San’ Francisco to -learn why she leaked. “The swordfish evidently took the Monitor for a whale said Capt. Hansen, “as that is the ewordfish's favorite methcd of attacking the big mammals, making a dive and coming up underneath with great momentum. We found the sword, minus the teeth, in the plank.’ WILL MEET IN CHICAGO. Southern Commercial Congress to Assemble in November. Announcement was made yesterday that the fifteenth annual meeting of the Southern Commercial Congress would be held in Chicago November 20 to 22. inclusive. One of the most important matters to be taken up will be the report that is to be made by the organi ternational trade com jed by governors of the whid will sail from New York Sat- to study A second comm nditions in Europe. s on will depart for Mexico immediat fter the Chicago meeting to investigate the possibili- ties of extending American trade in that country. This inquiry is made at the request of the Mexican govern- ment. Lo g n ol T WOMAN TO FIGHT REED. Mrs. Albert Brueggeman, chairman of the employ | mission, is to jeffort to bring B | | SHELBY MAZDA. Carroll Electric Co. 714 12th St. B 7320 f A Delightful Dall)(;fi‘ealfh; Beverage 8 YourPhysician| will App J. E. Dyer & Co. M. E. Horton, Inc. Distributors in ‘Washington AND e = 414 9k St. A “Crty Clu op” 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. — 1318 G St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. fi,’g F. S. Harper, Inc. Alexandria, Va. D. D..C. ROOKIES EXCEL ON MEADE RIFLE RANGE ' ‘Washington Lad Leads Regiment With Perfect Score—Others at Top in Company Tests. ‘Washington rookies at Camp Meade, where the government is plr"lning civilians from the District, Maryland and Pennsylvania to become officers in the Army Reserve Corps, are fig- uratively mopping up with their brother soldiers from the two states mentioned, on the rifle range. Not only is a.Washington lad lead- ing the regiment as a marksman, having a perfect score, but every company thus far tried out on the range is topped by a boy from the District. Official announcement of the company standings follows: Company A, De Witt, 48; Company C. Haines and Cross, tied with 46 each; Company D. Lindsay, 47; Com- pany E, Shiery, 47; Babbington, 49. Private Gerhardt {s the regimental leader with a perfect score of 50. Each man is allowed to fire a string of ten shots, with a possible total score of 50. The lads were entertained in Balti- more over the week end by the City Club. Saturday they were that club's guests at luncheon, and Sunday they were taken for a trip down Chesa- peake bay on a specially chartered steamer. W The British civil service now costs O, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922.” i R = s =t 5 terrupted his sprinting, howeve: “UP AGAINST” BLACKJACK. Taken to Hospital. John Bryant's lack of police experi- ence yesterdiy afternoon ended in the use of a_police blackjack on his head and subsequent treatment in Washington Asylum Hospital. Police- man C. W. Reld of the eight precinct inflicted the scalp wound and drove Bryant to the hospital. The policeman was in Ball court | working on his automobile, when the colored man, twenty-four years old and residing’ at 1211 Congress court, is alleged to have become disorderly. When placed under arrest, it is charged, Bryant became troublesome, dealt the polieman a blow and tried to escape. Use of the blackjack in- [ ADVERTISING Newspaper; Magazine; Direct Mafl Lists supplied of known buyers of the goods you' sell. High-grade, origh Tilustrating. Da: night Duplicat - partment. Space sold in all ioual Publ cations at publishers’ o5, shoes. manner. Fabrics. & ansHIN New York: did before the war. Gloves $2.50 quality . derful things tomorrow! of good values. Misses” $25.00 A special purchase! Only a limited quantity, a this they didn’t last a minut canton and figuhred crepes, tan, periw Every High-Priced Making room for new fal] spring models to go at this low lored and fancy models in navy looking Pepper and Salt Tweed with sported raglan sleeves a tan, orchid, light blue and plaid: Misses’ $65.00 Marvella Capes, $25.00 Deep, soft marvella in lovel shades of blue, made into the most graceful riy ple capes. $5.00 Ginghams Tissue Ginghams Dotted Swisses $1.95 Dainty stralghtline Dresses, with crisp organdie collars, cuffs and girdles—navy, black or rose with white. $15.00 to $18.50 Voiles Dotted Swisses Tissue Ginghams $10-00 Frocks for shopping and dav- time wear, in black and white rombinations, with embroidered latiste, or organdie vests, col- lars and cufts. Some have Irish lace trimming—mostly Sarge sizes—38 to 46. Displaying the and distinctive. Gold With Mercerized Top. With Silk Garter Hems. Taken from several groups o of them pure silk, full-fashione: % $40.00 —and they are beauties! Long-line_Coats with on Here's your Fall Suit for it in navy-or black? the nation six times as much as it Imported Chamoisette 16-button-length $150 to You Can See - are so becoming! $39.50 to $59.50 Tweeds and Mixtures Our whole stock of perfectly tailored—stunning models—colors just right for fall. belted styles in tan, gray and blue mixtures Misses’ $65.00 to $72.00 Cloth Suits, Suits can’t_touch them in qualit Misses’ $29.75 to $35.00 Sport Coats, Just what you need to’Start the season. Wooltex models in the assortment—be sure to see them. tan and brown. Clearance of Cotton Frocks Sizes 32 to 46 To make room for new fall dresses. New Silk Dresses, $25.00 $35.00 to $45.00 Values new styles for fall—longer skirts, loose panels, uneven hem lines—and long-w: lovely quality canton crepe and T You are sure to like them. flame, maillard and dark brown. ings and priced at this low fi hems and high spliced heels well reihforced. Four good colors—white, taupe, camel and black. A Fortunate Purchase 25 Twill Cord Suits Our buyer just sent them down from New York and smart Belted Box Coats—all beautifully tai- lored and neatly bound with silk braid. $25.00! Will you have Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off, Wurlitzer Blds. 95¢ when he recovers from the effects of his painful experience he will_ap- John Bryant Arrested and Later ! ,.or in court and be given an op- portunity to tell the judge all about INIC Conceal That Bunion Sore toe joints and aching arches will be relieved by wearing_ _these scientifically constructed flexible Made of finest materials and in the highest class models dered to this city Walter Reed General Hospital. Lengths 1 to 9 Widths AAAA to D arch Shown in Brown and Black Kidskin and ‘White Straight Lasts Sale of Sample Hats $10 and $12.50 Regular $15.00 to $27.50 Values newest styles in fall millinery are included in this wonderful pur- that are indes Iy Brown shades, navy black are represented. Chamolsette, in silver and covert with The 4 embroidered in s vlor. . h Now's the time to buy gloves for chase. fall—wholesale prices are going up 1216 F St. N.W. in already, =o buy several pairs to=~ smart. morrow. purchases that our buyer uits and Coats re- Visit the Misses’ Shop—it's full they buy during our Silk Frocks, $12.75 Summer nd the last time we had dresses like e. so come early. Crepe de chine, all handdrawn. Straightline and of the season. increasing, prices are going to . higher and higher, so Sizes 14, 16, 18. $16.50 lovely Tweed Suits—beautifully Tuxedo and Sizes 14, 16, 18. inkle and white. “Tweed Suit Mole Coats and in this becoming soft fur. inches long—made of genuine mole. urious fox platinum or stock—30 of our late $25.00 price. The new $25.00 / and the styles are excellent. Tal- blue, tan and black. Sizes 14, 16, 18. $1875 ‘There are In gray. itself. mandarin lines. heavy silks. A good- or Mixture Sport Coat nd large patch pockets! s Sizes 14, 16, 18. Misses’ $65.00 to wrap style. FURS! Everybody wants a fur coat—now- adays—and everybody can have one if Sale of Furs —when prices are at the Jowest ebb Later, with furs more difficult to obtain and the demand for them ever Buy Your Fur Coat Now —and we will store it for you until November first FREE OF CHARGE. Wraps $225, $285, $395 Styles for both misses and women 40 to 50 Some are trimmed with lux- squirrel— others have collars of the glossy mole The sleeves affect the new The linings are lovely ur Values From Afar __when our new windows are completed—but while the building is in process you'll have to come inside, because our present windows can tell only a small part of the story. Look what we offer tomorrow! Good News for Misses! Up in your own shop on the third floor you'll find some won- Special brought back from New York last week. duced to ridiculously low prices. While ,They Last!’ mount Scotch Squirrel Wraps and Capes $395.00, $550.00, $675.00 Beautiful formal wraps. 46 to 50 inches long. matched, dark pelts are used and the designs are stunning. One 1s a mandarin coat, one is a cape and the third is a coat- All lined_with contrasting silks. Hudson Seal Coats, $335.00 Perfectly There are other at the $79.50 Wraps, $39.50 Our most popular Hudeon Seal Coat! T v Silk Wraps and Dress Coats of models less expensive but invariably the quality of this one velette, panvelaine and cord attracts our customers so strongly that they prefer it twill. Lovely wraps that have that exclusive look. Tan, brown, navy and sorrento. - higher price. A $10.00 Voiles Dotted Swisses Ginghams 650 Hand-drawn Volles and Ginghams and Swisses, with the fashionable long waistline. Also straightline models that are always so becoming. $25.00 to $29.50 Voiles Orgamdies $12.75 Afternoon Dresses in this group, in dainty pastel shades. Hand-drawn volles and the crispest lace-trimmed and e broidered organdies. Some have ribbon sashes. Wonderful as- sortment of styles. All colors. isted effects. Made of crepe-back satin—very simple In navy, black, Stripe Silk Stockings . The Stockings That Wear! You buy satisfaction every time you buy Gold Stripe because— Are 1009 Pure Silk They The Gold Stripe Protects You From Garter Clasp “Runs.” Their Appearance Is Excellent They WEAR ....$200 Extra Heavy Quality................$2.50 .....$275 Chiffon Weight .....................$3.50 And We Have Other Stocking Specials! $2.00 and $2.25 Silk Stockings, $1.75 $3.00 and $3.50 All-Silk Stockings, $1.95 Every pair perfect! This is a special purchase that is a real opportunity. In black, with lisle foot and all-silk top:; in white and colors; silk from top to toe with lisle interlining at garter hem, sole, heel and toe. - f our better stock- gure. Every one d, with lisle garter Pumps to begin thes fall season—patent leather, brown or black kid, or brown or gray suede. You can wear them now—and later with your cloth suit. Made by one'of the best shoe manufacturers in the country, they have welt and hand-turned soles—French, junior French and flat heels. Every pair, $6.45. e-button fastenings— 40 inches long with mandarin or s and shawl or muffler collars of either skunk or squirrel. $9 to $12 Strap Pumps, $645 sleeves - Here’s Your Favorite Underwear Specially Priced Whether vou wear silk or handmade lingerie. it’s here at an unusual price in these two special purchases. Philippine Nightgowns $3.95-Gowns $5.00 Gowns $2.95 $3.95 All the lovely handmade styles, beautifully embroidered and made every stitch by hand. Short and kimono sleeves, square, round and V mnecks. You can’t have too many—and they are lovely for gifts. Glove-Silk Vests and Bloomers —that feature quality and low price. Made by a man- ufacturer who prefers to sell perfection in one or two styles to mediocrity in many styles! He specializes in $2.50 and $3.00 Vests at $1.75 and $235 One regular length and one plus four-inch style of beauti- ful quality, well reinforced. $4.00 Bloomers at $2.95 Extra width through the seat and correct reinforcing make these bloomers unusually com- fortable and serviceable. SENT TO WALTER REED. Capt, Norman M. Nelsen, 22d In- fantry, at Fort McPherson, Ga., and Chapilain Garrett L. Allen at the ar- senal, Edgewood, Md., have been or- for treatment &1