Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 15

See the Victor Co.’s ad on Page 5 of Today’s Star for Detailed De- scription of this Instrument A Wonderfully Popu Mew Victrola Such an instrument is a charm- ing piece of Furniture as well as an entertainer de luxe in homes where refinement and good taste prevail. . In Mahogany and Walnut Nickel *rimmed 1t embodies all the latest Victor improvements. Sold on Accommeodating Terms. MUSsIC DROOP’S S Steinway Planos, Player-Planos, Everything Musical . Rainy Wash Days —mean nothing to the woman who ewns A Laun-Dry-Ette— —because the Laun- Dry-Ette dries as well as washes—a tub full at a time in one minute. R The Machine Does Everything No wringer to worry with. No wet handle. " Let us show you the Laun-Dry-Ette way. Come in or phone for a demon- stration. . pieces to Write for the booklet, “The Washing Machine That Does More.” It's free and tells all about this wonderful washer. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL Supply Company 1328-30 NewYork Ave. Phone Main 6800 1 & %{NI!IUHIH(IIHIMIIII!II AT T = Mothers Expressed Interest— So We Respond With This Special Boys' All-Wool Two-Pants Suits $9.75 ~ Sizes 7 to 17 years OOL weather and mothers became interested in fall- weight suits for boys. To re- spond to this growing demand, we offer all our splendidly made, alpaca-lined, all-wool two-pants suits, in belted and box-pleated snappy, accurate- ly fitting Norfolk models, at this price—in some cases near- ly half of regular prices. The matérials are all-wool tweeds and cassimeres in the most wanted fancy mixtures; the knickers lined through- out and reinforced where the strength is needed. Recognize in this an opportunity to secure now at this low price a necessity that will shortly cost much more. Buy for fall needs. —Fourth Floor. r LANSBURGH & BROTHER Mirador Linens | A WIDE variety of beautiful patterns 6n Linen || t Crash, scalloped and stitched in varied colors. i‘ Five and thirteen piece luncheon sets, Mirador scal- | loped and warranted not to fray or ravel. Special || for Wednesday, 25% off marked prices. & —First Floor. White and Colored Wash Goods in a Sale The choicest of the season’s fabrics, in lovely de- signs and colorings, as well as the all-white, reduced in price to meet going-away needs. y 36-inch Novelty Ratine, in 40-inch White Lawn—A a new popular check. The beautiful sheer grade of plain colors are red, black, green, - lawn, medium weight and lavender, brown and rose splendid for dresses, aprons grounds with white and and lining purpose. white with black. 58 Special for Monday, 25 Special, yard .......... IC Syard stosis it i C 36-inch Longcloth—This is excellent weight for under- wear and a firm quality, smoothly and evenly woven, :i!hh sugxchamo‘w nish. tra spegial at, yard.......ccen..e 160 36-inch “Shantung Pongee, natural color. Though only part silk, it can be relied upon to look, wear and wash e like real silk. Excellent for for suits and skirts. The men’s shirts, children’s and grade offered is espe- 58 women’s dresses and 55 cially good. Yard.... (4 blouses. Special, yard, C “ —First Floor. 10-yard Pieces Longcloth— Iniperial made, firmly woven, smooth, even thread, with chamois finish, ideal for mak- ing the new fall under- garments; full 10 $1.58 yards 36-inch Oxford Cheviot—A beautiful art weave which is suitable among other uses 7S 1300 G ¥ 5 THE EVENING 2 | SHRINERS RUSHING CONVENTION PLANS li|E. P. Morey, T. E. arrell and F. L. Walker to Head Very Important Committees. The Shriners of Almas Temple are losing no time in getting ready for the mammoth convention_of the Im- perial Council in Washington next June. A year of good work lies be- fore them, and they mean it shall be well done. Ellwood P. Morey, thirty-third de- gree Mason, and deputy for the Su- preme Council of the Scottish Rite in the District of Columbia, was to- day appointed by Illustrious Poten- tate Leonard P. Steuart as general chairman of the housing committee for the convention; Thomas E. Jar- rell, a prominent realtor, general chairman of the finance committee, and Recorder F. Lawrence Walker, general chairman of the ocmmittee for the reception and entertainment of the Shrine Recorders of North America. Many Subcommittees. Each of these committees will have its own subcommitte headed by vice chairmen, and all king under and in co-operation with Executive Secretary Harry Standiford and 1I- lustrious Potentate Steuart. The housing committee will include subcommittees on hotels, private home hospitality, camps, parked Pullman cars, and everything con- nected with the housing of the great army of Shriners expected the first week of next June. The finance committee also wil have several subcommittees to dehl with the various sources of income necessary to the promotion of the big event, while the committee on re- corders will likewise comprise sub- committees whose business it will be to provide for the housing of the members of the Shrine Recorders socfation, of which Recorder F. L: rence Walker of Almas Temple has recently been re-elected president, and to provide for its entertainm including a mammoth banquet which the Imperial Council. All Have Special Fitness. The framework of the executive or- ganization which is expected to cover ation from the | Washington standpoint of the forth- coming Shrine convention constructed deliberately and with cer being chosen from among many names suggested because of special fitness for the work ahead. Today the furniture is being placed in the headquarters of Executive Sec- retary Standiford, on the sec of the Homer building, at streets northwest, and by tomorrow headquarters, be main- tained during the entire year preced- ing the session of the Im c¢il, June 5, 6 and 7, . —_— which will asthma. .$3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, August 20 Similar Excursion September 17 SPECIAL TRAIN Lv. Washington.. 7:20a.m. Standard Time. Returning Lv. Philadelphia. v. Chester.... . Wilmington Consult Ticket Agents Balto. & Ohio R. R. Closed Tomorrow on the Potomac. | R. K. Ferguso;l,fi 1114 9th St. Phones Main 2490-2491. Cadillacs are comforta- ble because the weight is scientifically distributed and properly sprung; and because the seat cushions and backs are so deep and restful, Open Evenings The Washington Cadillac Co. 1138-1140 Comnecticut Ave. is customary during each session of is being it is expected to formally open the erial Coun- | According to a French sclentists, | spots on the sun are responsible for | aggravating certain diseases, such as STAR, WASHINGTON | Only Women Who Work Earn the Right to Vote, ays Bulgarian Premier PREMIER In a recent address to the agricul- in Stamboulisky stated turists at their annual congress Sofia Premier that woman suffrage should be placed n A new banis. his opinion, wom- n whose husbands have fallen on the labor und add to the common welfare of the nation, as well as raise fam- ilien, should be given the vote in place of women who remain fdle. THIRD MYSTERIOUS FIRE. PORTLAND, Me, August 15.—The third fire of undetermined origin on railroad property here within forty- ¢ight hours threatened the general office building of the Maine Central railroad today. The flames were con- fined to the storage room in the base- ment. [o[—=o]—]o[alo[——=lal——]| E Why Fear The ‘ Dentist —when there is nothing [ kinds is our specialty? less filling and porcelain famous. convinced. 1203 B Fs. NW. Dr. —dccount of annual outing of | our employes to Morgantown | All Remaining Washable Silk Values to $16.50 Values of silk broadcloth and crepe de chine; cobinations of colors. Made with white blouse or all self col- or. Round neck and short slit sleeves. Sizes to 40. vestee fronts, lace or embroidery ci skirt. 19c Yard-Wide Curtain Scrim, 10c Full plece perfect goods —in white. ecru or beige. with openwork and drop- stitch borders. Real 18¢ value at 10c. 59c plaids, etc. ing. AIl shoes in this lot are high Sizes range from 2% to 8. fect quality, hemmed and ready to use. . Boys’ All-Wool BLUE SERGE . SUITS A great’ chance to buy a serviceable suit for boys. Well made coats in good models, and full cut, lined pants. Sizes from 7 to 13. ¢ of battle and women who take part in and contribute to productive ern Dental Parlors, where painless wotk of all All work guaranteed. Come and be Wonder - Franklin 8031 / Ho]——=]oj—=o|=[o[——[s[—2J| INCORPORATED 13161324 7™ ST..NW. Reductions Below Sea Level for Our Final Clearance Sale of Voile, Seco Silk and Ratine DRESSES | DRESSES | DRESSES $8.45 $4.45 $z.65 Stylishly made, with silk-embroidered col- lars and cuffs or the round collar of heavy lace and cape back. $7.95 EXTRA SIZE VOILE DRESSES, $3.45 Extra size Voile Dresses, in navy only. with dots or flower design— Special at $3.43; value $7.95. A finely mercerized, full bleached damask, permanest finish, in 8 good assortment of patterns; 88 inches wide, cut from the full piece, and a perfect quality. High-Count Percales, 18c A very fine weave patterns, yard wide, 5 Early Fall Styles of SATIN AND PATENT An unusual assortment of latest models in Strap Pumps, including many new styles of patent and satin, brocaded satin in combina- tion of plain satin vamps and fancy backs. Patent Pumps, sewed with burnt orange stitch- are seen often at considerably more money. "DOUBLE-BED SPREADS, $1.29 A good weight crochet Bedspread, in assorted Mar- seilles designs, free from all injurious dressing; per- N . D. C, SPEECH CONNECTION COURSE TO CLOSE Improvement Shown Among Pa- I tients at Central High School and Georgetown Hospital. The free speech-correction course which has been held for the past ten days at the Central High School and Georgetown Hospital by Dr. Walter B. Swift, will come to & close tomor- {rnw and Thursday, according to an { announcement today. Students and teachers of Dr. Swift will resume the clinics after his de- parture, but the schedule will not be announced until September. As usual, all clinics will be free. ‘Almost all those who have attended the clinics held in the past ten days was announced, and while it was pointed out that the time was some- what short, nearly every patient has been put upon the right road to ulti- mate recovery, it is stated. Dr. Switt will go direct to Boston, his home, where he will start his own public speech clinics for the continua- tion of the charity there. He will re- turn to Washington, however, dur- ing the last part of December 'to in- spect those patients who attended his Pis during the present trip. SENATE HONORS CHILEAN. Senator Alessandri of Chile was ex- tended the courtesy of the floor of the Senate chamber yesterday and was pre- sented to many of the senators by Sen- ator Lodge of Massachusetts, chairman of the foreign relations committee. Sen- ator Bursum of New Mexico, the only senator present who spoke Spanish, acted as_interpreter. AINT-ING —that can immediately be detected from the ordinary, mediocre of the House-painter—IF YOU DO CARE, we would like to estimate on your mext ‘‘job."” }faot . B. NORRIS Phone Adams 1476 to fear at our New, Mod- Painless extraction, pain- bridgework have made us 1203 St. N.W. joE—=Jol——=]a]—=]o0] =] Summer Goods! Organdy and Gingl to $12.95 Values to $6.95 Special groups of Organdy and Gingham Dresses. Colors of rose, maize, copen and white; sizes to 40. Tiny ruffles or rick- rack braid trim. ollar and cuft—with panels on over- Table Damask, 45c beautifully colored skirt st colors, neat stripes, chec! ality as a pongee. Only 1 dress small As fine 89c Two-Clasp Silk GLOVES, 59¢ —_— To $2 Leather HANDBAGS, $1 ln, @ bg variety of 20 ek Jeatbere: “alh neat and trim. 12%c Colored CAMBRIC, 9 Short lengths of perfect quality 25-inch Cambric, in black and all colors. 19c Sea Island SHEETING, 12Yc Limit, 10 yarae. . T _— 59c to 89c Muslin UNDERWEAR 44c Gowns, _gkirts, envel- s, ete. 12 pink and white y wi 3 t] trimmed. meatly h class gnd "¢ to 7% White | BRASSIERES 49¢ Miller _and modern makes, wide lace or em- Sivien.” Al eiven. *TH $3 Crepe de Chine TEDDIES, $1.69 grade all-silk | Fine crepe, in pink omly, with ace, tuck or hemstitched have showed marked improvement, it TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1922, SIX MORE LETTER | CARRIERS FOR CITY Washington Office Will Now Have Almost 400 Men in Delivery Service. City Postmaster Chance is going to get six additional carriers, but he doesn’t know it yet, 8o be careful not to give the secret away. { The Washington city post office | will have its carrier force increased by six men, It was announced at the Post Office Department today. The local office is thus included among twenty-two cities which will have their ‘carrier forces augmented by 203 clty carriers. Growth of postal business and the heavy dally mails have led to the office of First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett authorizing this in- crease. The local office has 390 carriers, so the increase will bring the total with- in striking distance of 400 men. Post- master Chance said today that the increase was news to him, but that he would be glad to get the carriers, as he needed them. The Post Office Department feels that the additional carriers are need ed to assure prompt delivery of le Excellent AN E=r8 We have and Bedroom the new fall these déep re 4-piece Combinat 4-piece Combinat Regular price thi 4-piece Combinat Regular price thi Regular price thi: Regular price thi 4-piece Combinat Regular price thi 5-piece Combinat Unusual Buying Advantages in remain. They are splendid Suites—in type and quality—but extraordinary . L S . Dining Room Suites Regular price this season, $215. NOW Regular price this season, $315. NOW 4-piece Combination Walnut Suite. Regular price this season, $325. NOW 10-piece Combination Mahogany Suite. " Bedroom Suites 4-piece Ivory Enamel Suite. 4-piece Combination Mahogany or Walnut Suite. Regular price this season, $325. NOW ... 4-piece Combination Walnut Suite. Regular price this season, $375. NOW............... —_— ters, papers andeparcels to thousands 12; Far Rockway, N. Y., 11; Sacremen- of patrons In the twenty-two cities.| to, Calif., $; Washingotn, D. C., 6; Gov. Bartlett has several other large | Honolulu, Hawaii, 6; Terra Haute, clty- offices scheduled for additional | Ind., Bloomington, Peoria, 111 city carriers, it is understood. Ind A Ut N. The Jiet of post offices receiving | 3; Ansoma, T Portinnd. Or., 13 additional clty carriers follows: Los | B d. Pa., 1; Houston, Tex., 1% Angeles, Calif., 75; Brooklyn, N. Y. |Yakima, Tex., 1. and Stevens Point. 30; New York city, 30; St. Paul. Minn., | Wis., 1. ! 1105 Connecticut Avenue —unqualifiedly /g uarantees relief from— HAY FEVER —when RADIUM HAY FEVER SOLUTION is used according to directions. 7% \ AW 25 On sale at: 0'Donnell’s Drug Btore, 604 Bth St. 0'Donneil's Drug Btore, 1118 ¥ 8t. 0'Donnell's Drug Stors, 723 14th St. Nw. Vi Jackzon & Whipps, 1670 Tth 8t. Alezazdria, N.W., Gitson's Drug Btore, Va Dining and Bedroom Suites inaugurated the clearance of many Dining Suites—of which only one or two of a lot stock is pressing for room—which m ductions expedient for us—and they do | opportunities for you. ion Mahogany Suite. $165.0 $217.50 $237.50 $242.50 $325.00 ion Mahogany Suite. s season, $300. NOW ... ion Walnut Suite. s season, $425. NOW .., $167.50° ............. $175.00 . 522500 $235.00 s season, $235. NOW s season, $260. NOW ion Mahogany Suite. s season, $345. NOW ion Mahogany Twin-bed Suite. You Are Welcome o) o Charge Account—Upon Request Bargains In Breakfast Suites Here is a group of very at- tractive Suites that have serv- od us as show pieces—and are therefore a bit marred ffom handling—but not hurtfully damaged. Seventh and Eye Streets Five-piece Suite—in Ivory and Delft Blue Enamel finish. Dropleaf Table, with fancy edge, top 36x42 inches, and four Chairs of colonial design, with combina- éi:crk panel and spindle$66.50 R educed from $85 to.... The suite as illustrated consists of six pieces, in Old Ivory and Rose Enamel finish—Gateleg Table, with top 36x44; Serving Table, with center drawer; four Chairs, up- holstered in Old Rose s 50 haircloth. o Reduced from $150 to House & Herrmann Gray and White Enamel finish. Drop-leaf Table, top 33x50 inches; Serving Table and four Windsor Chairs. . 595-00 Reduced from $125 to.. Six-piece Suite—in Six-pic®e Suite—in Ivory and Light Green Enamel finish; with Dropleaf Table, top 33x50 inches; Serving Table, and four Chairs of Windsor pattern, with combination of panel and spindeled back; shaped “'0"“‘ 5106.50 seats. Reduced from $140 to Furniture of Merit One Entrance Only—“On the Corner” Sevent‘h and ' Eye Streets Ny