Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1922, Page 15

& BROTHER - LANSBURGH ' "THE Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Monday, August 21, 1922 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest e e ‘We “Made” These Values to Insure a Record-Breaking Day Monday Sale of Boys' Two-Pants Suits For Fall, $7.95 WITH school days drawing near, and weather cool enough for heaviegy clothes, we stage this timely sale of high- grade all-wool fabric ‘boys’ fall suits in the newest fall mixtures and stylings. These are splendidly made suits—the two pairs of knickers full lined, with taped seams, and extra strength in the sections that meet the hardest wear and strain. They are tailored with an accuracy and smartness hardly to be expected: all so new that they were shipped from New York Thursday, just in time for this special selling. Sizes 7 to 17 years. The Famous Crompton All-weather Corduroy Two-Pants Suits at $7.95 These famous clothes of extra wear withstand water, wind and snow. Shown in the popular Norfolk style. Both pairs of knickers fully lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ AII-quI Blue Serge Fall Suits, Special, $6‘95 Always serviceable and dressy looking blue serge of splendid quality, in fast navy blue, admirably tailored. with the extra wearing quality built in. The pair of knickers fully lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Sale of the ) For the School Days Soon to Come Gitls’ Slip-on Sweatets, $1.95 September school days without a sweater seem almost an impossibility, and even they are some weeks off. Why not select a pretty slip-on now and-have a long time to wear it beforehand? They are all wool and may be worn as sepa- rate blouses or over a frock or blouse. Red, blue, corn or green. Sizes 6 to 12 years. i Dresses for Little Tots Most of these 'are made with bloomers or anties, and they are of pretty figured voiles, awns or fancy cretonne or plain chambray.- Just dozens of styles to choose from, and-a Wwide price range, t00—$195 to $4.95. b —Fourth Floor. Famous Bell-éra'nd Blouses at 65¢ These blouses, well known to mothers for their long wear and good looks, in light and dark patterns for fall. voke back and cuff sleeve. If you have found out just how good these blouses are for play and school, get some at this sale. They are best friends to busy mothers. Sizes 7'to 16. Thev have attached collar, —Fourth Floor. Clearance of Gitls’ Summer One-th;rJ Be’ow Regu’ur Pn'ces All fresh and clean as if it were the " beginning of the season. Every summer frock for girls of 6 to 16 years, in white lawn and organdie, redyced from:$5.50 to $15.00 to $3.67 to $10.00. Cllored Organdie Dresses, in sizes 10 to 16 years. Formerly $1.95 to $495. Reduced to - $130 to $3.30. ~—Fourth Floor. . A Dainty Addition to Any Room Lamp and Shade§ | $2.75 IT IS of bronze or ivory metal, to harmonize with any sort of furnishings, and the shade is of § ruffled rose, copen or gold silk showing through a (@8 metal frame. Complete with electric bulb and ex- tension wire, only $2.75. ® . This Attractive - Bridge Lamps - Candlewick Bedspreads They are so simple it is a pleasure to work them—and of those unique designs every woman delights in. $3 75 Ian;‘l‘ for reparations. on heavy unbleached sheeting.......... . 22 home and abesad. & — An adjustable bridge lamp, with swinging arm. 64 inches high, with black iron standard and parchment $5 48 * shade. Complete Mahogany-finish Bridge Lamps, with bleautiful silk shades. Com- plete, and very specially priced L.ioesaeees R e 10098 Separate Shades Here is an interesting assortment of silk shades of various sizes, in rose, blue, mul- berry, apricot or gold. = T UL DERDE Harden Resents ~ Surrender of Berfin to Bavarian Perfidy. ,MADRIDMID]CIDENT EMPTY | Lays Mistakes to Nation’s Youth, Which He Predicts Will Yet Destroy, Monarchists. BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN,, Gerniany’s Foremost Publicist. By Cable to The Star. BERLIN, Aug, 19.—After tt% fourth birthday anniversary of the constitu- tion of the Yepublic. the German gov- ernment fulsomely published a dis- patch from Madrid. announcing thet the Germai ambassador had holsted a republican flag to celebrate the day. Publication of this dispatch was to show proudly that the:former im- perial anbassador no longer hides’the flag of the republic from which he now draws his emoluments. The same day there was a demonstration by thousands who marched with the old imperial flag flying, the troops sing- ing the old songs of glorification to the kaiser, and the democratic presi- dent of the reischstag decided that “Deutschland Uber Alles” as_the national anthem. The fiery patriotism of the wording continues of “Deutschland Uber Alles” is un- fitted for a republic, whose aim should 'be collaboration and a peaceful union between European states. zs was also on constitution day that Berlin decided on complete capitula- tion to the Bavarian government, thereby making Bavaria victorious not only in the fight against the “law for the protection of the repub- Hc,” but also forced the assurance that the independence of Bavaria will not again be curtailed. Bavaria did not fear foreign interference unless and until the Wittelbach kingdom is; restored. Ruprechi, the heir appar- ent, recently said that he was not so stupid as to compromise the mcnuch_vl by an adventurous undertaking which the entente could soon terminate. Meanwhile, however, Bavarfa con- tinues to offer shelter to all enemies of the_ republic, allows the awful 8-inch’ Shades ................. 9-inch Shades, silk with gold lace....$1.98 14-inch Table Lamp, Shades. . .. 12-inch Bridge Shade, with moss, gold braid and fringe........... s A $2.98 Colonial For full size bed. Stamped Designs combining candlewick and patchwork, $3.98. ~—Third Floor. - Are You Knitting One of the New College Sweaters? ID you know how simple it was to knit a regu- ested that California have its own lar college or high school sweater? that matter, a sweater in.the cclors of ary class or It will be a pleasure for us to show vou how this is done, and there is no extra charge for our instruction. The college girl sweater is to be the thing this fall, and if you start now you can finish club. it in time. Colored Silk Umbrellas For Sun or Rain— Special, $4.15 THE special price is a closing-out one, as there is just a limited quantity left, and their real value is a great deal more. Red, green, blue, purple, gray and brown, with amber or white tips, and handles of appiewood or other natural wood, with a bakelite trim. We have also included a few high-grade parasols, formerly mrked much higher. —First Floor. /————__——'_—-_*_fi Annual September Sale of Rugs, Floor Coverings & Draperies Started in August With a Rush ‘.’ “Velour Pillows, $1.00 Colors: Blue, rose, * green, gold, brown and | mulberry. Round in || shape, with_sunburst ||l and button; welted || cord edge. We advise prompt selection. A Sale. of Velour Portieres | $1298 Pair Colors are rose and blue, rose and taupe, rose ! and gold, blue and gold, blue and taupe, gold and green, mulberry and blue, gold and mulberry. and other combinations. .Full 2Y yards long. Excep- tional value. September Sale Axminster andVelvetRugs nsies $29.48 LARGE and varied selection® of designs in Chinese, Persian and conventiongl effects. Ax- minsters are, heavy pile that will not pull out. Buy your fall rugs from this -assortment for ‘any or every room in your home. 9x12 feet in either style. Artex Enameled Floor ' Covering, Special, Sq. Yd., 3 8C RTEX, a quality ‘floor. covering, sald in Washington A only at Lansburgh & Brother’s. is much higher than-the one we quote for Monday spe- cial. Choice of 3 wide Hnse of bright designs and color- Artex is waterprooi clean; lays flat without tacking. | DURING THIS SALE WE WILL LAY ARTEX AT THE SMALL CHARGE OF 10c PER SQUARE YARD Sizes are 8.3x10.6 and The regular price - sanitary and easy. to ke:p.‘ The toughes aginable, in fiber, covered, | struction in | Built to resist of hard travel. While these had a thought in angle iron, ware on them time to come. t trunks im- inch size, i huskily built of 3-ply wood | , with draw bolts, -high-grade locks that hold fast and nicely cloth lined. The same 3-ply con- 36-inch size. all the wear . At $14.95° - Wardrobe Trunks trunké have all the fixin’s you'd expect to find in much higher priced trunks, the makers nfust have of hard wear in mind, for they bound them and the hard- is extra good. In other words, if you buy one of these. you'll not only reap a tidy saving, but yoy'll not need another for a long A Sale of Trunks At $1228 Sturdy Trunks At $17.98 Wardrobe Trunks {| Of extra solid, 3-ply con- struction, rounded ~corners and strong hardware. This trunk adds also inside fixin’s generously. Shoe pockets, hat box and a full comple- ment of _hangers all help create this splendid value. In full and large three- quarter sizes. At $749 Steamer Ttunks An easily placed trunk that takes up little space, yet a big value that deserves more space than we give it here. our sizes: 32-inch, 34-inch, 36-inch and 38-inch. Fiber bound and covered, with extra sturdy hardware. Interesting values ‘ard- 98¢ Or for libels directed against north German republicans to continue and makes no attempt to punish those who publicly demand thelr assassination. Bavaria has suspiclous persons from other than German states arrested. but will not allow criminals of Gefmany traced there to be pursued. Too Many Obstacles. ' The greatest danger lies in this latest cepitulation regarding Bava- | ria’s independénce. German state concentration and union is absolutely necessary for ecdggmic reasons. Each state still has s own parliament, ministry. troope and innumerable offi- cials, while the largest German states have special legations in Germa: towns as well as abroad A defeated nation. deeply in deb ought not to countenance such ex. travagance when it is alread: ing from a superfluity of offi is_possible to reduce the number of officials one-half. following the pat- | tern of industrial pools, thus saving | large sums for productive purposes ! United German { sible. both s aim only is attainable when the 'present antip- athy to the Berlin government dis- appears. . Berlin for many people has become synonvmous with bad government and disorder. Formerly the Prussians were mistrusted and often hated, but in the art of government they were undisputed. They have becn substi- tuted in important posts by south Germans. and therefore Berlin's po- litical credit is deteriorating contin- ually. Americans would roar at the idea of a special plenipotentiary | representing Washington in Los An geles, Calif. or if it were even sug- fegations in Europe besides those ac- credited to the United States. Yet such an absurdity still exists in Ger- many. Celebrating the republican | birthday with bombastic speeches {does mnot alter the situation, for the ! nation is not interested in a_celebra- {tion attended only by a small minor- {ity of deputies and unmarked by a public holiday Republican Spirit Lacking. We have been dashed from the worst possible form of monarchy head over heel into a republic created by proletarian diletantes and monarch- ists who are seeking only selfish gain. In our fourth year we are still want- ing in creative power and a true re- publican spirit. Construction of a state wherein free men can live hon- estly and uprightly is a task of youth which is showing signs of serious striving for a new order of things In the state and the individual commu- nity, but as vet there is no real republican spirit. It is comprehensible, after all, that the youth of the land see that Ger- many’s brighter future depends on them and the people's industry and efficiency. he weak government. frightened by nationalist terrors. does not dare attack its enemids, but thinks it suf- fices to make epeeches and noise. Like Wilhelm, the present government fa- vors seeking faults in others rather than themselves, and it endeavors to | make the German people believe they ould still live plentifully if they jwere not cruelly treated by their victors. How long will it be until the west- ern cabinets realize that the entente || must abandon occupation of German territory and the idea of Germany paying all war pensions? England must cancel the allied debts to her before Europe can breathe again. This would be more quickly realized ! if Germany's government were wise | | and frank, but the realization is 1 stopped by political conditions where- i i in the announcement that Germany's ambassador deigns to hoist the re- | publican flag causes greatest pride. | (Copyright, 1922. ? BRITISH PRESS EXCITED | | BY INFLUX FROM U. S. American Visitors Furnish “Live | i Copy” During Usually Dull . { ~ Summer Season. i H LONDON, August 19.—August usually | is a dull month for the London dailies, but this month has been somewhat of an exception, as the large influx of American: visitors has provided a great deal’ of ° copy for English readers. Prominent. among the visitors is a arty of ffty-elght girl students from Wooster University. Ohio, who ttracted a lot of attention by adopt- ing the unusual course of fiying to They came in eight big! airplanes, loud in praise of flyi So much did they enjoy the trip that they are, ious o repeat. the ex- erience, some of them even declar- &g they would.like to make the jour- ney home by air. An Amgerican woman receiving much attention by the press is Jane Burr, who has given to Britishread- in ers some of her revolutionary view: on marriage. Most of the illustrat. 7 |} | papers have carried her portrait masculine “atgire. One_dally ' is printing a. column from Henry Ford, giving an_impres- sion of his life and work. Fourtéen Chicago aldermen, who are touring Europe ‘observing municipal govern- ment ldmlnhtrltiq, visited London and commented on'London's streets snd subways in a manner very favorable to British contractors. * Coal Famine Broken A most interesting demonstration is now going As many householders will not be able to get coal this winter at any p: 3 stored away will enable man for cooking and heating regardless of the coal famine. Crowds are witnessing this factory demonstration dafly and hundreds are placin secure their outfits before cold State representatives financially able to handle a big Pproposition in a big way arve sought through this factory on at 1316 New York Ave. of a device known as “/if the Home Gas Maker. This device generates gas grom'ordu.mry coal oil, and being fed from a grav- ity tank, is capable of creating an enormous heat. i By inptalling .thfs gas maker and burner in a cooking range, heating stove or furnace, heat can be secured at a cost equal to the cost of coal at $6 per ton. Cook and Heat Without Coal a few barrels of kerosene families to have fuel their orders so as to weather sets in Home demonstration to get these goods to the public as quickly as possible. . . Demonstration open until 9 P. M. Gas Maker Co. 1316 New York Ave. N.W. Best Home Value in Washfngton Beautifully arranged, finished and located. Every possible convenience. View unsurpassed. Come and see these real homy homes on the prettiest natural thoroughfare in Washington. 1405--1407---1409 Newton St. Five large rooms, bath and large sleeping porch Open for inspection—Terms—Apply Owner J. J. KEENAN 1253 Newton Street INCORPORATED 1316™1324 7™ ST..NW. Special Group of Women’s and Misses’ SILK DRESSES 0.5 Are good values at $16.50, now, @Canton Crepe, Crepe Jullan and Silk Broadcloth Made with Peter Pan collars, panel sides. long waist line. Colors of copen, rose, beige, navy and black Special at $9.95, values to $16.50. Baronet Satin Skirts $4.%5 Assorted Styles and Values to $12.95 Pretty assortment of Baroget Satin Skirts, in col- ors of beige. rose. peach and orchid, fancy pockets, wide belt. Special at $4.85, values to $12.85. Gingham Frockss] .45 Sizes 36 to 44 and 46 to 52 In pretty checks. of blue. red, green. brown and black and white organdy trimmed collars and cuffs. fancy pockets with sash of self color. $1.45. Sizes to 52. Sateen PETTICOATS, 88c In white, pink. flow- ered_or black. Double panels or fancy flounces. CBorR&G CORSETS, 98¢ A good assortment, featuring_extraordinary values, white or pink. $1 Bungalow APRONS, 79¢ In_ pretty, fast color plaids or checks, :bound or rick-rack. trimmed. 19c Red-Border - TOWELS, 12/5c Size 18x36, ‘red ‘border Huck Towels, double thread quality. Big yalue. $2 Pattern TABLECLOTH, $1 Hemmed and ready to use; 2 heavy satin finish cloth; size 54x54. $2 Hemmed Diapers, Doz., $1.19 Heavy quality. soft finish Birdseve Diaper Cloth, size 24x24; in Pkg. 15c Women's VESTS, 10¢ Perfect ouality, gauze cotton Vests. taved ize 36 only. Full $1.75 Jersey SILK VESTS, $1 Pink or orchid with silk’ ribbon straps, full cut and perfect. $7.50 Fiber Silk SWEATERS, $4.98 In assorted colors. | pone with contrast edge neck, sleeve, etc.. or fringed. 18c Apron GINGHAM, 121/c Fast color blue and white checks or red and white checks, standard grade. Special at WASH SUITS Sl .5_ ors. green. pavy, tan and rust: made wit sailor or buster brown collars with ed blems and embroiders_trimmed pockets) to 6 rears. Special at $1.50. 10-Yd. Pc. LONGCLOTH English Longcloth with a soft chamojs finish, each plece contain- # ing full 10.yards in-one. piece; for yhderwear and infants’ wear very Pair of Men’s Pants| In the House ] $2,9 No restrictions. Wor- steds, Serges, Flannels and Cassimeres 'in the lots. Pants suitable “ for “work, street wear or-dress, and every pair- guaranteed to fit and to-give wear. Sizes 29 to 50 wiist.. * i 10-Yd. Pc. $2 Birdseye Diaper Cloth | Red Star Birdseye Diaper CIoth. sl 3 in 22-inch width, each piéce in a sealed sanitary carton: antizeptic and non-irritant. Strap Pumps $3.11 The new Strap Pumps Bere in botd kid tent leather either military or full Lous beels. It is_sn. entirely pew le with the strap instep 15, being beld with two but. tons. Also you will find 8 variety of pewest effects combinstions of Patent snd Satin, and brocaded a3 beaded Bstins. i