Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 13

ARMY FLYERS TO BLAZE AIR TRAIL FROM KELLY FIELD TO PORTO RICOI The vast possibllities of aerial com- munication with the insular posses- slons of the United States are ex- ; Pected to be demonstrated In a few Weelks by the Army air service, when 1t sends six airplanes from the south- ‘Western part of the United States to fly to Porto Rico. The flight is ex- Dected to bear wonderful results for aviation in general. At Kelly Field, Tex., where the six De Haviland 4Bs are undergoing final overhauling, the flight will start about March 1, if weather conditions are favorable. Lanthier Will Command. The expedition will be in command G Lanthler, A. 8, of | | nd will ‘be com-|Aj > following first lieuten- arles B. Austin of Langley rik H. Nelson, Chanute Field, engineering officer of ell . K. Stoner, d; J. A. Woodruff, Kelly V. Haynes, office of the D. H, Dunton, ksey, Fairfield, BETTER CITIZENSHIP Civitan Club Move Ultimatelyi to Encompass Every | Class in District. LECTURES ARE ARRANGED Dr. Hill Addresses City Club Forum on Lincoln’s Principles in Every-Day Methods. A program for the development of better citizenship was unanimously adopted by the Civitan Club at a meeting in the Hotel La Fayette last night. Eventually it will encompass every class of citizen in the District. Efforts at present will be concen- trated on membership of the club, and according to arrangements each Civitan will have the opportunity to complete a course in eltizenship which will enable him to carry the work personally into other parts of the city. Leonard F. Ruoff is chairman of the committee which framed the pro- gram, and others associated with him include Oliver Hoyem, Rev. J. J. Dimon and Wiillam S. Hoge, jr. A “training course for citizenship Service,” the first move, will be un- der the direction of Mr. Hoyem, who was appointed last night by President Clarence L. Harding. The train- ing course includes lectures in ten subjects relating to citizenship, The subjects will be education, citizen- ship, soclal interdependence, the romance of industry, the meaning of liberty, the modern’ Sir Galahad of health, constitutional government, clvic rights and responsibilities, democracy, a national art school, na- tional strength and welfare and re- ligion as a force. City Club Forum. Deploring the spirit of lawlessness and destruction of the day, and de- claring that the spirit of Lincoln must be rescued from the radicals, “who have adopted him as their patron saint,” Dr. John Wesley Hill, | chancellor of Lincoln Memorial Uni- | versity, in an address on “The Prin- ciples of Lincoln Applied to Present- day Methods” paid tribute to the martyred President before members of the City Club Forum yesterday afternoon. “I do not object to radicallsm,” Dr. Ohio, officer (Lieut. Kirksey was recently in command of photo section No. 3 of Bolling Fleld here); I. G. Moorman and Ed- photographic Lieuts. Austin, Nelson, McDonald and | Dunton participated in the, Pulitzer races at Detroit last October. Capt. Oliver S, Ferson has been des- | fgnated advance officer of the trip and will leave shortly for the Carib- bean to select landing fields and | make other arrangements. Route Is Declded. The airplanes are equipped with 135-gallon gasoline tanks, which will | enable them to make cri flights of at least 500 m first stop after leaving K. will be at Lake Charles, La. The remainder of the stop schedule fol- Maxwell Field, Montgomer: Arcadia, Fla.; Havana, Cama- namo, Cuba; anto Domingo and § San Juan. The return ! trip wiii be made over the same route | until Arcadla, Fla., is reached, where | airline will be diverted to For- | s, Fayettev C., and thence ling Field, re the expedi- | tion will disband. The entire trip is| expected tb be made in about six ks, Life Among All Races. From Exchange. Hailed as greatest of all , Mrs. Charlotte Cameron is soon leaving England for a tour of pines. intends spending some! the head-hunting tribes ¥ Archipelago, and when race of the world, except the Tibetans, CASTORIA For Infants and Children Always bears c A 7R Instant Relief from Indigestion, Gas, Sourness, Flatulence Stomach full! Digestion stopped! The moment you chew a few tablets of “Pape’s Diapepsin” your stomach | feels fine. All the feeling of indiges- | palpitation, stomach acidity, gases, or sourness vanishes, Ease your stomach and correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug store. Home made, but Has No 3% Equal for Coughs ; Makes u family mpply of really ¢ o dablo gough medictne. Eas- § O eea Sad saves about $2. gar T. Selzer, both of Kelly Fleld. | woman | |1 Borneo, Java, Yap and the Philip- |} PROERAN ADOPTED \‘\ |l I Iy NETo N | A FEW TIBLETS | ESE STOMNGH | = : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, !l i The Suits sketched in the head- ing are actual illustrations of mod- els included in this group—at $55. tion, heartburn, fullness, tightness, | If | Jersey Sport Coats, $5.90 0, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 74, 1923, Fashion’s Masterpiece--a Suit and Frock in One A Promised Vogue for Spring—and NOW—in advance of the odaimf [hree Season—We Announce ) ¥ L L SN A Sale at $55.00 considerable savings. The price—$55.00—is only for this event! Future orders to us from these makers will be at advanced prices, for it is now in the heart of the manufacturing season and the garments cannot be reproduced at the early figures. THREE-PIECE SUITS IN TEN DIFFERENT STYLES For Both Women and Misses When the popularity of the three-piece suit became assured, we decided immediately upon this Advance Sale, and several manufacturers went immediately to work to co-operate with | 7 us. The result is a sale of new styles—the very most wanted styles for the new season at —Portraying the different angles of the new fashion destined to take the country by storm. Of twillcord and cordine, with bodices of flat orepe, Roshanara and printed crepes, jackets em- broidered and embellished with fine tucks or self folds; skirts of attractive design, many in the wrap- around style to accord with the line of the jackets. Come, Choose Your Spring Suit Now—the Saving Might as Well Be Yours Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 18 Years—Third Floor. Women’s Sizes, 34 to 44—Second Floor. February Sale Side fastening jackets lead in this new mode—clos- ing with bows of ribbon or buckles that catch the eye, but short box styles and longer panel jackets are seen in this wonderful collection. ter open and full length close sleeves, also a puff sleeve with bracelet band. Three-quar- TR Spring Thoughts UGGESTING Mignon- ette in its lovely soft green is a leghorn hat with a leaf design in white an- gora wool hand-embroid- ered on crown and irregu- lar drooping brim — the price would be $27.50 ex- cept that it's a sample hat and marked $18.50. ITH leather strap to swing from the wrist s an extremely “clubby” type of umbrella for the woman who likes the unusual—the handle is im- ported, of wood with Ej tian design etched in black —just one of a number of new spring styles at $13.50. 'MBROIDERY of effective richness places a three- plece ocostume suit in the ultra smart class; navy twlill topped with tan Can- ton crepe for the frock and the jacket bloused In the back, straight in the front and ‘cut in deep points all around as a background for the beautiful handwork in navy and tan—$79.50—in the r Misses’ Suit Shop. HIFFON hoslery plays an important part {n spring affalrs, with a color range so wide as to permit complete assortment— camel gold, putty, beaver. fawn, lightwood, gun metal and of course black—a qual- ity you'll agree {s of great desirability at §3 a pair. ‘ROUSSEAUX fn the plan- ning should include a matching set of crepe- back satin underwear—the boat-neck nightgown and scalloped bottom _ Teddy, banded with hand filet and finished with dainty frills of footing. ~ The nightgown, $16.50; the teddy, $8.50—and as one may prefer in white, flesh or peach. COLONTAL bougquet out- lines its tight little nosegay of pink and blue with silver foliage and ties its stems with silver ribbon — very smart and $3.00. New Blouses Make Quick Conquest Taking the City By Storm in Quantity, Quality, Style and Price SPORTS BLOUSES — STREET BLOUSES — COSTUME BLOUSES Not a single type has been overlooked in this great February Sale of New Spring Blouses. Select now and enjoy choosing from this wonderful array of new styles. Tailored Dimity Blouses $2.00 Peter Pan, Tuxedo, high neck, con- vertible collar and V neck. Filet and Irish edgings. 3 for $5.00 wi Handmade and Tailored Blouses . $2.95 Volles, batistes and dimities; beau- tiful lace edgings; many trimmed ith French print. 3 for $7.50 Hill sald. “It is necessary, as we PLLEDDEBDEE | must have dissenters to keep a true : balance, but Lincoln was not one of| If you have a severe cough or chest accompanied with soreness, $6.00 and $10.00 A very exceptional event. $10 to $18.50 skirts advanta- geously purchased for special selling. Skirts for every use— dress, street and sports wear —including all fashionable fabrics and colorings. Lace-trimmed Handmade Blouses—French voile or batiste, with wide Filet and Irish laces French Voile (handmade)—Hand-e Irish laces .. e Handmade French Voiles—Square, V, round neck and frille trimmed cnc Tailored Silk Sport Blouses—Radium sill edgings........ Sesichmiaisiesios v...$5.00 and $7.50 Tailored Pussywillow and Silk Broadcloths—Tuxedo, Peter Pan and roll collars......coeuun. $10.00 Wide Filet and Irish i Pure Wool Jersey Jacket of universal utility. Suitable for business, for street wear, for sports. Splendidly tailored, with tucked back, tucked pockets, close-fitting sleeves and the cross-over belt fastening at cach side. e, 25 @ certaln so-:tyle}i radical | cold Feal magazine would have America know i g difficult by carrying the picture of the gre&l-g"o:;‘ tickle, .‘f“’““"“fiud"'wk‘cscu emancipator on its front page as a |breathing, or if your c P trade mark. during the night with croup and you 5 “Lincoln was not a_nt:tlnd-pa.t’te'r, want quick help, try this reliable old ut a_ sure-stepper. e reaction- 2 aries repudiated nim, and the radical | Bomemade cough "m“f]’l; 2‘,‘“" drug Teactionaries denounced him. Lin-|gist can supply you with 2}; ounces |/, coln knew the radical’ weaknesses.” | of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle D Hill declared that he who tram- | and il the bottle with plain granu- ples on the eighteenth amendment “is Rothing but an anarchist.” and point- | lated sugar eyrup. Or you can use ed out that the only remedy for in- |clarified molasses, honey, or corn dustrial disputes is the Golden Rulesyrup, instead of sugar syrup, if| sna:not ths iile lofgolmt desired. This recipe makes a pint of = 5 really remarkable cough remedy. It Objects to Alimony. tastes_good, and in spite of its low John L. Caldwell, an employe of|cost, it can be depended upon to give the Washington.Gas Light Company, | quick and lasting relief. obiects to paying alimony to his wife, | You can feel this take hold of a yiola Caldwell, while the latter re- i 5 i mains away from his home, 1010 G ;‘“‘5]" byl that e b“;i"'“' street southeast. The husband in op- [It loosens and raises e phlegm. posing a request of the wife for tem- |stops throat tickle and soothes and orary alimony dPClMeS‘ she ii “V& heals the irritated membranes that ng with her parents, paying no board |Jine the throat and bronchial tubes and making $100 per month with the| ¥ felephome company. Her income ex-|With such promptness, ease and cer- ceeds his, Caldwell states, but if she |tainty that it is really astonishing. H will leave her parents he is willing| Pinex is a special and highly con-! to contribute, he asserts. centrated compound of “genuine Nor- way pine extract, and is probably the | Fight Marshal's Action. best known means of overcoming Eugen P. Carver of Camden, §. C., | Sévere coughs, throat and chest colds. | now claiming residence here, has filed | There are many worthless imita- | objections to the return by United tions of this mixture. To avoid dis- i:mlcs Mflr;halgsm'(l‘;r_gt t;ondia gort}:\ appointment, ask for “2l2 ounces of 5,000 to the Second National ank, i - 3 3 2 ) Fromy Chich: thev were talen Hin iw) Emex wnhh.h-ll fllnecu(o;ns and fiom replevin suit. Carver claims the bonds | 3ccept anything else. Guaranteed to belong to him and declares his rel- | give absolute satisfaction or money ! atives had him adjudged insane in|promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., South Carolina in his absence. He|Fr, Wayne, Ind. asserts the adjudication is illegal and ;};vax: ‘};;m!:s‘compelenl to handle ais A Visitor—How long have you been neRaErDOt;EP R tops | | RheumaticPains | ’ P ’ ! [l ue CHLD SUFFERED | syl ) i bring almost instant relief ! w".H .I.E”ER from the pains of rheuma- —_— Penetrating heat immedi- Inmate—Long enough to own the place, even if I had been buying it on | the Instalment plan. Around Body. Itched and ¥ sl o o Biooa e . ees e lood circula- Burned. Cuticura Heals. “ tion that carries off the con- —_— { gestion and pain is gone. “My little daughter suffered with ? ‘ Nothing has_such concen- dry tetter, which started on both her ‘f trated, penetrating heat as red plaited styles ....cccoecivose 4 srlai $10.00 Exclusive Handmade Blouses—Exqu models .. . .o Costume Blouses—! repe de chi eectsl. oo ceiovoi o aonion Box - plaited, side - plaited, cluster-plaited, panel, draped and wrap-around styles. SOROSIS Spring Pumps Moderately Priced §10 00 & Black, navy, tan and gray for color selection. Ask for GOLD STRIPE Silk Stockings That Wear $2.00 and $2.75 New Springtime Dress Fashions Women’s Afternoon and Dinner Dresses F " In Two Groups of Beautiful New Styles $39.50 and $49.50 Never has a season shown greater variety in dresses—the picturesque period style, the coat dress with its slender lines, the numberless engaging ways of beautiful crepes for afternoon and dinner occasions, the magic of a sleeve, the swing of a panel, the line of the neck and the greater or less elaboration of trimming—all of these tell a fascinating story of spring dresses. As is customary at Jelleff’s, apparel is a:stembled to ;pp_ea} to the woman of good taste, every dress having the subtle distinc- tion which reflects the discriminating judgment of the woman who wears it. o —Flat Crepes, Canton Crepes, Algiers Crepe, Roshanara Crepe, MatenalsCrepe de Chine, Satin-facgd anton arflx’lr affeta. L —Black, navy, beige, tan, cocoa, brown, vin green, ladybird, Colors mountain haze (the new orchid). BB . L St I —Side drape, blouse, tucked, coat, straightline, with circular sizes, much hand-embroid- Ly es ery, apron drapes, hip depth tied sashes, new wide sleeves, close sleeves—every new fashion has some dehghtgxl interpretation. Paisleys with plain crepe and very individual Batik printed silks in groups at $35 and $39.50 Illustrated At $2.00—Jewel cloth, plaited edged collar and $8.95 c“x:' 2.95—French colored print bandings. Tep: ne and new print effects, $10.95 At §2.95—Handmade, with drawn-work and Irish py 40y Sujt Blouses—In all the new spring shades. Very smart..$13.95 Any $2 Blouses Any $2.95 Blouses 3 for $5.00 3 for $7.50 lace. At $5.00 —Handmade, hand-drawn edged soft ruffles. At $7.50—Handmade, insertions of wide Irish lace. neuritis, sprains, backache, ! _sore muscles and } stiff, aching joints. strains, “ tism, pleurisy, colds, lumbago, Beautifully Styled Finely Made A—Colonial patent_leather, Spanish covered heels, hand- turned soles—$10.00. B—Black brocade, with pat- ent leather; Cuban covered heels—$10.00. hips and extended around her body. It itched and burned causing her to scratch, and her clothing irritated feel the tingling heat. ~In the breaking out. She would lie three minutes it warms the awake for hours at night scratching. '“ congested spot through and peppers. The moment you fl apply Red Pepper Rub you Thaluonglu h.dM three years, through. “I read an advertisement for Cuti- ‘When you are suffering so * Fun Ec.p and Ointment and sent ou can hardly get a:x;fmd, ord a free "Epul I ynt::ued more, &m get a jar of Rowles Red C—Patent, black kid and :1.;:- l‘s«‘“‘" d‘fiva‘hmbou : g‘l' Cuti= epper Rub, made from red black satin Cuban covered e 5o p .;: xles llmn" peppers. It costs little at any heels and hand-turned soles— nt :)::M waacompletelyhealed. drug store. The quickest re- | | $r0.00. {Signed) Mrs. Octavia Wells, R. 4, ! lief known awaits you. Use Box 60, Summit, Miss. {it always for colds in chest. D—Patent leather or black Improve your skin by useof i} satin, with covered baby Cuticura Soap,Ointmentand Talcum. French heels—$10.00. e v 356, Efi&. . Gintment 3 and 0c. ‘Cuticara Soap shaves without mug.