Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1922, Page 6

6 SUPRENE COUNCL | HLLED BY ALLES British Editor Says Londom Parley Marked End of League Body. g DECRIES NEW ALLIANCE BY A. G. GARDINER, Britain’s Greatest Liberal Editor. By Cable to The Star. LONDON, August 26—The Euro- %pean plot thickens. One fact I8 clear—the collapse of the London conference has killed the supreme council. Premier Poincare interred the corpse with his Bar le Duc speech. What will follow the dissolution? The general advocacy by the Paris press of a continental alliance di- rected against England creates an extraordinary situation. On the one hand is Poincare dismissing the su- preme council on the ground that it is inimical to France's interests be- cause it refuses to enforce impossible reparations. On the other is the sug- gestion that all of continental Europe shall act as a unit in opposing Brit- ish efforts to revive her trade. Tt is seriously to be supposed that after her recent experiences (Germany would be reconciled to France sim- ply to make trouble for England? The idea of marshaling the continent inst England is “midsummer mad- ness.” It could only end in leaving France, with her great military ma- chine, confronted with the hostility of all the great nations—England, Germany, Italy and Russia. Even the supremacy of the French arms, sup- ported by inadequate to meet such a situation. Britixh Are Not Disturbed. Any attempt to marshal the conti- nent would find it not against Eng- land, but against France. The Eng- public is _undisturbed by hreat. It is simply regarded as a plomatic move to force Britain's :nd. We await the sequel of Poin- care’s threat that France will act alone in taking control of the Ger- is that he will not carry the into execution in the teeth of ilized opinion. The probable aim is to get England to cancel her French debts as the price for the French refraining from ng the Ruhr. It would pay England cel this debt if that is the only tablish _the stability of ope and to get France to disarm, eventually securing concessions. »m the United States. But the whole would be necessary for the price. ocked England so aying of Collins. i of strange times that e so now when only two %o England placed a price on 1ead. His gallantry and good nature i government and public. hat followed his appeal to De after the death of Griffith, s the sense of tragedy. The loss Mith and now Collins is a heavy he Irish Frce State cause at - moment its complete triumph rred. prevails that the cause now is " Rebel Movement Doomed. The rebel movement in Ireland has, reduced to the character of mur- all sympathy from the Irish ic. Bernard Shaw’'s denunciation Te Valera expresses the sober senti- ment of the Irish people in regard for the desperate fanatics who want to die Ireland when their duty is to “live ireland.” view of the death of these leaders ng meeting of the dail is d_with some concern. The feel- England is_profoundly changed i Ireland. For the first time in - England and Ireland have found sis_ for an honorable modus i. Ulster is still irreconcilable, t the conviction grows that Griffith Collins laid the foundation stone ¢ for complete friendship be- n England and Ireland, but ulti- ely for a treaty of unity’in Ireland One fear expressed is that this {-agedy may inaugurate new methods of ‘rorism and that others are marked vn_for slaughter, but all are con- ec. that the Free State is not to umb to murder plots. Meanwhile excellent impression has been created the action of the American courts | up De Valera's funds. Recogni- | the Free State will be most | b it of (Copyright, 1022.) —_ vomen in London have taken ad of wearing a monocle. great Daily Disit kel || T {f} i (i L African levies, would be the | mines and forests. The general They have left no suc-{ the same caliber, but the der gangs, and this latest tragedy will | tandard” PLUMBING FIXTURES School authorities lay they appreciate its close relation to the health of the children. invigorating practice. Make the bathroom cheerful and inviting and the children will use it freely. to study bathroom fixtures. It is maintained for your benefit. - Stardard Sanitary TR 3 OPPOSE LADY ASTOR. Organized Unemployed Folk Enter Third Aspirant for Seat. PLYMOUTH, August 26.—Organized unemployed persons have decided to nominate their leader, George Ebur: to gppose Lady Astor at the next el tion. He will be the second prosp tive opponent of Lady Astor, when the seat for the Sutton division of Plymouth in the house of commons is_contested. The other candidate is Dr. H. W. Bayly, who was nominated recently by the comservatives. SEEK GERWAN D N PONGARE LT Guenther, “Consul” Organi- zation Agent, Reported Hiding in Paris. By the Associated Press. PARIS, August 26.—French secret service operatives last night arrested | a man closely resembling the noted radical Guenther, in_the bellef that he was an agent of the German “con- | sul” organization, sent here to assas- sinate Premier Poincare. He proved, however, to be a respectable French commuter and was released. The 'German in Parls said to be known as Guenther in consul circles is traveling under a false name and with false papers. He is thirty vears of age and dresses in the helght of fashion. He has blue eyes, chestnut- brown hair and speaks French like a native Frenchman. He now is sup- | posed to be hiding in one of the fash- fonable suburbs of Paris awaiting the chance to execute his mission. The French police are receiving hun- dreds of letters denouncing various suspicious characters since fears have been entertained of attempts on the ! lives of prominent men. Most of the suspicions prove to be Imaginative. The Guenther person, however, is taken serfously. He is sald to have | been- among those mentioned when Herr Erzberger, the German minister | of finance, was killed. —_———— U. S. CUTTER SAFE. Vessel, Two Days Overdue, Nearing | Japanese Port. Br the Associated Press. TOKIO, August States coast guard carrying C. H. Husto: retary of commerc around the world, wh forty-eight hours overdue from Hako- date, Japan, with a severe storm rag- ing along the coast, is expected here tonight. Hakodate advices today said the cutter remained dn the harbor there juntil the gale died ‘down and will The United | er Mojave, | assistant se: on a cruis ch was reported _— A submarine cable weighs from two | to three tons a mile, and in manu- facturing it 10" per cent allowance s | made for “slack.” That is, a cable made to span 2,000 miles of ocean is made 2.200 miles long. 4 y {n DOING IT. st dentistry is T have found during all these year that it pays to give people beitar serv- ice than they really expect and charge them less than they expect to pay. 42729 Seventh Street N. W. snn:'qr:ncn:mn 3 Bro. and evr Graag stress on sanitation because bathing is a healthful and the “Standard” Showroom e, Washington Showroom 200 Southem Building [ B [] [ ] [] [ ] [] [] n u ] ] ] ] ] n n u n [ n [ n u [ a [] L u u [ n [ n n m ] [] ] u L] " n [ ] s 1 u u ] u u [ [ ® [ L] [] ] ' [ u B n n u u [] n n n [ u ] n u L] [] ] [ ] [ '] L] a n [] ‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOM D..C.. AUGUST 27, 1922—PART 1.~ EEEEENSENENEENENE] .Illll.llllllllllll'l!ullIllIIIIIIIIIIJIIIBIIIIII- ThiePALAIS ROYAL dren’s Sweaters—Prac- tical styles for boy or girl. Slip-on or button-front, all good shades. 2 to years. At $L98. 10 Final Four Furs 259 Have you purchased your Fur Coat .or Scarf? If not, you may effect great savings by purchasing within the next four days. while you may, buy now and save many dollars. It is not necessary to pay the entire amount at time of purchase. We will hold the coat or scgrf in our Cold Storage qu!ts until November 1st upon the payment of a reasonable deposit. Every garment offered by us is made of full-furred, prime skins of dependable quality and made up under the exacting conditions necessary to conform with the regular Palais Royal high Palais Royal—Third Floor. Notion Specials 50c Elastic Belts, assorted sizes, zmall, medium and large. Each, 9¢. _59c Sanitary Aprons, medium size, with net top. Each, 35c. $1 Sanitary Bloomers, with net, also muslin tops. Each, 75c. $1 Kleinert’s Sanitary Aprons, ;;xperior quality, large size. Each, c. 50c Kleinert's Jiffy Rubber SB;by Pants, assorted sizes. Each, . Guaranteed Dress Shields, pure gum, stitched lined, assorted sizes. Pair, 19c. Marcel Waving Irons, with three prongs, all nickel. Each, 29c. Sarah Bernhardt Hair Wave and Curler. Each, 35c. _ 25c West Electric Hair Curlers, 5 to card. Card, 19c. 25c Curling Irons, with wood handles. Each, 19c. 6c Coates Mercerized Darning Cotton, white, black, assorted, 3 spools, 1lc. - Sc Kimg’s Basting Cotton, white, assorted numbers. 3 spools, 1lc. Sc Clark's 0. Darning Cotton, black, white—45 yards to 3 spools, 1Ic. Sewing Silk, black, white and'colors—best quality. 3 spools, 2lc. £ 10c Darning Silk, black and colors, best quality. 3 spools, 2Ic. 10c Wash Cloths, with colored Children’s at 85¢ c.Any hat in oar stock, straw or wash model. dren's Table of muslin gowns and in | Princess slips, trimmed with | embroidery and lace. Size 6 |l to 12 years. | U nd erwear— | i At 08c. The Shopp;ng Center—11th end Palais Reyal—Third ¥loor. Days August Sale of Less Than Regular September 1st gwill usher in the new prices, so, standard. " $485.00 Scotch Mlcl»(le Cl:p;AS i;xches I]z]mg, of exceptionally ne quality, long silky shadow fox collar, novelty crepe lining. August Sale price, 4t 5355.00 $325.00 Hudson Seal Coats (dyed muskrat), full 40-inch lingtll:s. with shawl! or lshirrecl l::nl“l\zfi's and cuffs of natural skunk, beaver or natural squirrel. sizes. . August Sale price, at d $24l -00 $285.00 Caracul Cape, full 45-inch model, with large chin chin collar of black lynx eat, lining of satin- $2 1 4 00 striped crepe. August Sale price, o . $250,00 French Seal Coats (dyed coney), the quality gar- ment, 40 inches long, with handsome natural skunk collar and cuffs, excellently worked, beautifylly lined. August Sale price, g A $187.50 $175 Leopard Cat Coals, 40 inches long, large shawl collar zndfdeep cufitdaéenaxunl“\rxccoog, la garment of exception: auty. ugust Sale price, at 3 $ l 3 l -00 $145.00 Natural Muskrat Coats, full 40-inch model of full fu‘rrled skinds ofddafirk ;uhflrixgs, shirred on shawl collar, beautifully lined and finished. August Sale price, at : > $109.00 $110.00 Russiari Maromét Coats, 40 inches long. full rip- pled model, deep shawl collar and wide cuffs. $82 50 August Sale price, at . $9250 Sealine Coats (dyed coney), 40-inch full flare modfil, |inadle of edxcfipnsn:ly cholceAskins. large shirred ar shawl collar and Mandarin sleeves. August $69 00 o Sale price, at $65.00 White or Blue Dyed Fox Scarfs, double $46.00 fur animal, Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs, double fur animal, $29.50 Stone Marten Scarfs, double fur anim‘:l, 0 znim;gla:m", Skunk, double fur $ l 9.50 zm‘mal"ed Fox Scarfs, double fur $1 1.75 Velvets & Silks for F Doubtless this first item woill be of ~ Cheney Bros. All-Silk Chiifon Velvet, at $5.98 Yard Full 42 inches wide. An excellent value. We predicts that velvets are to reign supreme. colleen, scarlet, bishep, wine, white and black. Silk Duvetyne at $3.98 Yard Another fabric that will be much in evidence for the coming season. A particularly good quality. The color assortment com- prises over twenty.of the most fashionable shades. Silk Duvetyne, at $3.98 Yard A shipment just unpacked. This is one of the best corduroys produced for the price. Almost every conceivable shade repre- sented, as cream, honeydew, sunburst,, tangerine, waterfall, steel, peacock, fuchsia, scarab, whirlpool, nickel, taupe, poinsettia, sweet- briar, purple, folly, rose, coral, cherry, begonia, hepatica, logan- berry, poplar, Copenhagen, matelot, regimental, delit, blue bird, beige, poppy, beaver, abbey, cardinal, resolute, navy, marine and black.\ We Have Reduced Our Entire Stock of Sports Silk:! stripes, pink, blue and green. 3 folry lii‘ca., aa That Formerly Sold at $3.49, $4.49 to $5.98 c Wash Cloths, assorted col- ] ors. Each, 18c. NOW $2-39 Yal'd 17c Imported Novelty Braids, assorted patterns. 4 yards to piece. 12c. . 15c Washable Braid, extra qual- ity, assorted colors. 4 yards to p|e§c.Hllc. . 3 25c Hemstitching, for trimmin, children’s dresses, 6 yards “;g piece. 19c. 10c Perfect Collar Bands, made of finest quality cambric, assorted sizes. 3 for 19c. Dressmaker Pins, %-1b. boxes, superior quality. Box, 15c. Delong “Toilet Pins, .360-count, best brass, small, medium and large sizes. Paver, 7c. Cube Pins, 200 count, jet, white and assorted. Each, 1lc. ¢ _Pin Books, with black, white pins mixed. 250 count. Each, 9c. Palais Royal—Main Floor. ular stock at %4 off. A splendid lot of strictly high-grade silks, in excellent styles, with plenty of all-white, in choice patterns. An unusually comprehensive color range to select from, comprising orchid, silver, marigold, coral, jade, crocus, American beauty, hemlock, oriental blue, aster, matrix, amaranth, seal, navy, mallard, Havana, canna, redwood, clay, gladiolus, sapphire, periwinkle, lava, peacock, wild rose, hussard, melon, 2R ERERREERHR} Have :Your Hair Permarniently Waved —and spend the rest of the summer in comforf] Our oil-steam process is beneficial for the growtH of the h This week only, whole head of 4{ curls, $38. G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President Palais Royal—Maln Floor—Balcon A Specially Arranged Sale of Smart New Dresses = B Sizes: 36 to 44 16 to 20 FOR WOME! AND MISSES i %45 Advanced style features, fine quality materials, high-grade work- manship, combined with an exceptionally moderate price, are the sa- lient points that we wish to stress. Every new style thought executed by our foremost modistes and individualized in the exclusive modes. Crepe-back Satin, Figured Crepes, Matellasse, Crepe Romaine, Twill Cord Artistic drapings, deft touches of embroideries, or becoming ap- plications of Egyptian colorings in girdles and motifs. In black, navy, brown and cocoa. Make your selection so as to be the “First” the new. At $45.00. Palais Royal—Third Floor, to introduce The Palais Roy mous for broad A Hosiery and for s, cwW Ho $1.20 Pair, $L1.5 great interest to you, as we are offefing advise that you anticipate your wants early, as fashion Some Extremely Rich Imported Novelties . Are Just Unpacked, Comprising Georgette Broche Velvet, Voile Broche Crystal, Georgette Faconne, Imprime, Voile Broche Velvet and Brocaded Laminette. Millinery Velvets,in Paon fin- Pure Silk Canton Crepe, $2.35 ish. Erect pile Lyons and | yard— A “supple, firm. quality s Phoenix_ S| ';::_‘a“' Priced at $198 and $249 | iy o rich crepy weave, shown '55 hose, with Cr;pe de Chine at $1.98—We | in such desirable colors as == nude and bd are showing a very complete | white. pink, turquoise, cadet, color assortment. In light, me- | honeydew, old rose, pehble, Phoenix dium and dark shades castor, beaver, begonia, emi- s .55 seam, in bl Satin Imperial and Skinners | nence, sapphire. resolute, silver, === g b Pure Silk Satin on sale Mon- | grape juice, jade. Havana, cin- avana bro day at $249 yard—Over 50 de- | der, prune, caramcl, navy and sirable shades to choose from. | black. s s $1 .20 Phoenix_si Cream Woolens at Special Reductions == colors. $3.49 Black Hairline, at $2.89. $5.50 Lamb’s Skin, at $4.69. $1.79 Henrietta, at $1.49. $2.49 All-wool Jersey, at $1.95. $2.49 French Serge, at $1.95. $1.79 Wool Crepe, at $1.49. $449 Washable Broadcloth, $3.49. $549 Washable Broadcloth, .29. $298 Homespun, at _$2.49. §298 Tricotine, at $2.49. £4.98 Sports Twill and Man- nish Stripes, at $3.69. Women’s $2.25 a $2.50 Silk Hose, New Fall Blouses, $5.75 Attractive models in newest coat effects, overblouse and tunics. Of Satin, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe. Fall colors, brown, green, navy and black. Some in batik colorings. All sizes to be had. At $5.75. New Overblouses at $4.95 Smart styles, made of heavy quality Georgette Crepe or Crepe de Chine, dainty flesh or white and bisque. Plain or with filet lAaceb:nding; newest collar effects and sleeve lengths. All sizes. t p Palais Royal—Third Floor. ‘Four-Piece Bedroom Suites, Odd Chiffoniers Beds and Toilet Tables at !, Former Prices Golden oak and bird’s-eye maple finish. All with veneered tops. Some slightly shopworn. And remember, only four more days to buy furniture from our reg- Discontinued patterns. Palals Royal—Sccond Floor. $1.95 Pure thread silk, black, white and col? also glove silk hose, plain and dropstitch & fects, in black, wlu gray and cordovan. $1.95 pair. " Leather Handbags, $3 to $12.50 All up-to-date models, too numerous to mention. Leathers, genuine beaver calf, real ‘Morocco, real Vachette, calf alligator; fitted with two to four fittings; many pretty swagger pouch and tailored styles to select from. - Silk Bags, $8.50 to $22.50 i Trimmed with steel beads, beautiful designs; also a few solid bedded in black and steel, oy all black, frame or draw-string style; many pretty and dainty designs to select from. At $8.50 to $22.50. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Monday—A Feature Sale of | Wash Goods, Linens, Domestics Cohasset Sheets and Cases | 2,000 Yards Dress Fabrics Seconds of the famous Pequot. Fhe de- —in the following grades: Values 35c to 59, fects consist of small oil spots; otherwise Monday, 18c yard, Includes Silk and Cotton fonier at . 50 Mah ny-finished Chif- $43.50 logany: e e In walnut, mahogany and ivory finishes. Plain and period designs. Four-piece room Suite — Odd Triplicate Mirror $122.50 Three-picce Art Reed fect. d b 1 Voiles. - Printed Vol Printed Bati F h 1, Adams pe- Suite, large size, cushion seat and they are perfect—and prices are much lower. oiles, ' Printed” Voiles, Prin atistes, rirnfld".lc Igzfi’d:;‘ dresser,achi o- Dressing Tables back. Ugholstelred inh :Arcton‘{\e‘. (S“;i%bgfhc::(:!een;;r‘\‘lug. s ,fl:i‘ Organdies and Beach Cloth. At i8¢ nier, bed and toilet table. Regu- In mahogany, walnut, golden 1 large settee, 1 armchair ane £1x90 Sheets, each. 1.3 % larly §27500° Sale price, S13730. | o and bird's-eye maple, o colo- ’°-°k°'“’1‘_’z,"m°h' Fugush Sale 42x36 Cases, each,” anc . $4.50 Pattern Cloths 4 Four-piece Bedroom Suite—Co- | nial, Queen Anne and plain design. | PTSe . 45x36 Cases, each, 45¢ : fonial scroll_design; mahogany | All pleces have veneered tops: $38 Art Reed Settee, brown 31x99 Hemstitched Sheets, edch S50 $3.39 Each finish; of birchwood. Includes ; finish, cushion seat and back. At 42x36 Hemstitched Cases, each, s0c Size 60x60 inches. Imported All Pure Linen dresser, bed, triplicate-mirror 24 Nale Price $19.00. - 45x36 Hemstitched Cases, each, 59¢c Damask Cloths; close, soft weave; no dresse| ! é‘;‘{" E'ble,;” oliexularly $190.00. A et fi;uh Ar:.: R;@d se«ete. °‘§ irory ing; beautiful designs. Monday at $3.39 each e price, 2 i nish. ushion seat an ack. > R ] o At $17.00. \ 35c Pillowcases, 28c Each $3.50 Pattern Cloths 0dd Dressers and Chiffoniers ~351.60 $25.75 $38 Art Reed Settee, walnut 50 dozen. Size 43x36 inches. Fine bleached at 14 Price o o= finish, cushion seat and back. At cotton, well made. At Z8c each. $2.59 Each $19.00. ¢ i Imported Irish Pattern Cloths, in pretty $46.00 Mahogaby-finished Dresser $4350 Art Reed Desk with 16c Sheeting, 12V5c Yard floral designs. Size 70x70 inches. Monday “lu.oo Mahogany-finished Dresser |\ All Od‘yw:;‘ Beds at g;.ai:i,x“'A'tinSez L;:ed. Parchment Superfine L. L. Unbleachedl Shcet?g. a at $2.59 each. 3 at ce 2 o 5o closely woven cotton that will soon bleach ., $45.00 Mahogany-finished Chif- e $16 Art Reed Armchairs, brown White, 3 inches wide. The quantity is lim- -$2.69 Table Damask - $1.95 Yard . _All Pure Irish Linea Damask, in a beau- ited. so an early call is advised. At 12¥%c yard. finishmcushion seat and back. At $8.00. fonier at 831, ~"$51.50 Mahogany-finished” Chif- | Veneered: = $5 Lawn Settees, about 18, with ] = g Dam fonier at ’ 75 ¥ ' tiful rangé of floral designs. Extra heavy 200 O - Chif- 70 s f Berkley No. 60 and Lonsdale Cambrics. regular_price, $269. Monda¥, $1.95 y i e e e | g B | et ey, Saie Well known brands, and comments are ot | Napkins.to maich, a0 dosen. o e et gy $52.00 . 826,00 lain design, upholsfered in_ve- e bold “:t’;{‘:y;i_"{‘ known ‘to every $2:25 Table Damask - $57.50 Golden Oak Veneered $47.50 82378 fotr. ‘Tacludes setiee, srmchair ousehold. 2 i ; ; : Cnifiopter, © " Ve E reo Si080, and rocker.. At $80.00, % J g $1.65 Yard critonler, o 208 30,00 Sisee Palats Royal—Fourth Floor. ”gPrefl,Gln@m& 25¢ Yd. | . .Au Pure Linen Scotch Damask, excellent. 4, yards, in a3 wide range of checks; quality in rich designs. A bargain not I beautiful quality. Suitable for children’s | . school dresses. Monday at 25c yard. sssmaa AsERESEESAANERSAS b overlooked. Monday at $1.68 yard. g v Palais Royal—Second 4