Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1923, Page 16

. 16 —— e e e * by a unanimous vote. The resolutio: or bitterness between officers may be ” 7% e ) v y 73 3 9 - lEmbassy quuor Were presented by Cant. J. Carl Pe responsible for the action. A AR 4SS A A A M) AT A N X AR X XSS X A X AR 4 | : The resolutions declared the retir In connection with Maj. Cronkhite's I . U h ld ment_of GenAbCrunkhlte anis «;eau& !l;elreu:lulluu sllled]lhnl he "lnl dal that has become &, stench oard of inquiry never made a com- . un!ty p e ||:ltr|l.!! of /the public,” and that plete report, never kept a complete " ° light be turned on so that the coun- | file and never made a complete in- omorrow e re n — REBAI.L F[]U By MT Hughes try may know" whatever jealousies| vestigation of the killing.” ° f . ULl el bt Tmmunity of diplomatie liquor e f‘ e AVOID “WATERY” IMITATIONS 0 A F ll H D Sh Score of Former Memhers Of | rviaey stehion sesterday in connee™ | - fnsist ypon ““Phillips™’, the original, genuine Milk of | u ‘ ay 0 op ‘Noted Military Organization ¥ liauor supply of Washing- | Magnesia, recommended by physicians since 1873. o 5 Atfend Dinner. ruars Mellon id requested Welcoming the New—Speeding the Old - 1216 F St. NW. - in conmection with a [ ] £ : ety sl S it SPRING ARRIVALS insistent on attention, ready for PLAN. PERMANENT BODY Fied Y Cniussies’ or lega: HILLIPS Mllk your selection in the fresh, clear hours of the morning. L e FLAN . PERMAN K I's Time understood that Mr, Hughes R resid takes the view that both under WITHOUT DOUBT also you,“ want to look through Maj. C. Eugene Edwards Presides tonal Jaw ‘and By the spes M the many attractive odds and ends in our Quarterly Stock of the revised j:“nd Calls by Name Comrades of | stut natic missions are To close out all winter re- ® 5 5 ] Sholly imniiine from iutestenence v Clearance and pick some merchandise vou'll like at very . mon - eiiEEs | of Madgnestial S | =T i s { under the prohibition enforcement. | A some price in gever st e v TIENS URGE OUSTING | 25 and 50 cent bottles contain directions 4 - o ek ‘ . Stock Clearing A Great Chance to Save Money on Good Merchandise 9, New Division of Police Court ’ ; | Women’s Coats and Third Judge. i 15\ / N\ $35.00 and $40.00 Sport Coats, $18.50 Gray, tan and brown imported mix- tures, with self or raccoon collars. hington be removed H ¥ i $49.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats, $24.50 alleys “as ecarly as prac- | K 5 # | . 2 adopted by the Kalo- | N D . Blouse Coats navy and black mar- itizens' Association, at a meet- { | \ R iano with wolf and caracul collars n ast night. | = | ! $95.00 to $135.00 Winter Coats, $59.50 quicker the alley dwellers come | ' cys the better.” declared | i | Navy and black Olonzo Coats. with | . 5 caracul collars. Some with black and president of the | H { taupe wolf collars painted out what it would | talies weneralimitni] ; | $145.00 Winter Coats, $69.50 Black Glamora blouse-back m taupe fox colilar and cuifs ~ $150.00 and $155.00 Winter Coats, ! $74.50 SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Insist! \When vou see the “Bayer Cross™ on tablets, yvou are $150.00 Winter Coats, $84.75 | getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by phy- ] Black Kerami with ca LK VETERANS BACK | sicians over 23 vears and proved safe by millions for | H 2lse black and savy Gl g 3 | 1 o s GEN. cn?N_KHITE S PLE.A‘i = b e ; L] Large Wmne'n'a'leS.Ofl Coats, $86.50 Bulaias Siatenont, “Skeheh: wal X ] e = Brown Panvelaine and Fashona, with | Nostrils of Public” and Urges | D> Toothache ~ Rheumatism il eaverveolacy ‘ Black fox-trimmed brown 1 beaver-trimmed navy and brown Ge o " - Women’s Cloth Dresses . 4 R " : $35 Poiret twills, braid trimmed... §2450 Overplaid, Raglan vy, deer, grav- c i 15 ¢ F09 S 4 Seasn stone and .Iz.k.ék .Dflg.om] TELe .pr WIFIEE ot $49.50 navy Poiret twills.. $3350 ™ ¢ wrap Coar, ‘U!t, in tan, gray of navy twill cord, $69.00 and $89.30 navy Poirct 1s...85250 ayer” bozes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste. || ripple back, $2030. $26.30. and blue, $26.30. braid trimmed. $26.50. e of “onoaceicacideater of Salicylicactd ¥ Neuralgia Pain, Pain sleeve Topcoat, full Afternoon Gowns Spring Suits and Coats | . 120 5250 tons, beaded crepes, Georgettes. \Were $29.50 to $125.00. ASKS FLAT FREIGHT RATE.| | | [ 1y The Newest Styles 326;50 e | : ‘ i ' ‘ ] The Newest Fabrics Evening Gowns e o biues i e 3 ! I 2 e i Fashion’s edict has gone forth! The Suit reigns supreme $33.50 to $98.50 ; o S o ! e : | yor il1 as Fashion’s first and important appareling for early spring Metal cloth Canton crepes, lace, Geor days! Alert to this pronouncement, we are ready with a very | 8ette: Were 4950 to $125.00 special showing for those who like to make early selections, who like to be among those who wear new things first! FURS—TOMORROW ' Sport Suits, $26.50 Tailored Suits, $26.50 | .iaia 6 s Tone Toumt 5245.00 Homespuns, diagonals, camel’s hair Longer ‘pancled’ medels' in twill | trimmed. shewlionicrush collas ix s—hi ¢ icotines—wi X 2--$550.00 Hudson Seal (northern and mixtures—hip length, panel cords and tricotines \\M} self strap: e A styles, loose box coats with one or pings, smart group tuckings, belted el, de nawl collur and cuffs $275.00 two button fastening. or unbelted, splendidly lined. of skunk; extra large sizes 2—-$600.00 Persian Lamb with skunk o Semi-Tailored Dressy Types, $26.50 collar “and cuffs; extra “larse $295.00 Tlip-length bloused coats, short belted box coats, very loose box jackets .00 Jap Mink Wrap $350.00 fastening at the neck and having bell sleeves—in twill cord or tricotine, with . S | % | flat braiding and embroidered effects. [90E daniatae Cou $275.00 = . ; | 1—$450.00 Jap Mink Coat......§225.00 [ Nota Laxative e ‘ | Coats—Topcoats or Dress Models, $26.50 TR S B S Nujol is a lubricant—not a % R 368 4 ; i . 1553000 Boige Caracul, with $125,00 Siii: oiilsative—collll! New overplaids, polo camel’s hair, fleeced plaid coating and im- ox collar and et oo ported mixtures—in sports and avenue models. e Dk e cannot gripe. ] ° | ' | it i i 3 b 3 viatka squir- we e § | 8l The Range With the Clock Dressir coats in 2 wisp model of masiano in navy, gray and | KT BTN e not enough of Nature's lu- : il : liquid Mioed [f{ black. Full lined. Exceedingly smart at the price. 1—$200.00 Marmink Cape........$100.00 ::'f,f:'{,‘,:,:“.,'.‘)';I,l,‘k:_;'l,’:;:l; ::::, g | You can’t be two places at once. You can’t be in i Navy twill cord in a full length model for larger women—to be oL t1en 1Y Tmcpard Cat Cont wwith 1487:50 escE o ot the kitchen watching the dinner and be doing § had in sizes up to 46. R . . things in another part of the house at the same e e Tt e time. But if you have a : A Big February Special 118940 Marm ; e ] | New Radium Silk Petticoats B 'y 4 Tovely new colors in a model scalloped and embroidered Plenty of Gloves N g 3 ou i with embroidered spray for decoration—also Milanese Jersey of $5.75 I heavy quality, with plaited self flounce. Going for Little in the Quarterly 3-19-B Automatic Electric Range you can forget about the Stock Clearing food that’s in the oven while you’re thinking about other $2.00 to $3.00 Odds and Ends, 95c = X o-clasp fine French Kid Gloves, black things. “The Range with the Clock” will turn the heat on N D $ 5 e or off at the exact moment you would yourself if you were i ew resses’ 330 0 itrap-wrist Duplex Gloves—white, mode i ‘ 2 ” . Strap Wrist Silk Gloves with chamoisette there to watch it. ! New lines of beauty, new fascinating | tining—brown. gray and beaver Come in and see how it’s done. . blendings of color, the alluring “hang” of $3.00 and $3.50 Glove Lots, $1.85 More Co | "\ ‘ . vo-clas French Kid, PK sov noecnience Outlets Make | 3 ; soft; heavy flat crepes, and the rich sheen | . Twe-gasn fnek Treneh ahice More Consenient Homes i - of satin crepes—one must see them to | Bight-vatton-lenath Strap-wrist Double- | silk Gloves—brown, gray and beaver. : appreciate panels that swirl and yet hold GiEIERtbutton length Wasnable Chamos * . i 2 & . . h 1 . loves, natural color. Potomac Electric Appliance Co. , to slendemes... deep hip lines he d with it €04 14th St. N.W. ) groups of shirring (illustrated), sou- Eight-button-length Capeskin, PK sewn (Branch Store, IR AnAC SesiN.W.) i tache braiding in self color, Paisley band- | —&a, e * Gauntiot-eftect _Capeskin Gloves—tan, brown and gray—plain and Electric Heat and Cold Corporation E | \ igs, sogaeiics of slbon o wwoowel [l St | i s cilia H details which proclaim the new and | putton lensth—broken sizes in gray and 'llsvhe Sh?;mfl Sopk&m ¥ "C. W. D 16::’ Y;;:; l:svtvh St. NW v ' N\ hemibg! ; abitanlength _White Doosin ana lemishe i . . W. Dauber, t. N.W. v : Ly K . 3 . hich Jad, b n, J. C. Harding & Co., 709 12th St. N.W. ‘ e Stockings Elotoicalion fase el TS . 4 New suirred beige, gray, Lanvin green, black and plain body, you do not have to wait for re- ! ¥ ‘ draped hipline 5 = e Vet from torture or embarrassment, | J. Ed Scheuch 5 I Canton model. crepes with printed combinations. Better Stock Up Now! declares a noted ekin specialist. Ap- ¢y and black, . dly a little Mentho-Sulphur and im- 3615 34th St., HANGEnc D o $1.00 Sport Stockings, 75¢ Arovement shows next day. Mt. Rainier, Md. 3 . - i Because of its germ.destroy.ng 3 1 = - v. - = 7 7 toned and plain colors. T s b et s H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co. | Why Not a New Skirt—Special Fine Silk Stockings, $2.95 phur preparation. The moment you 2 i % An exceptional purchase of $14.50 to $18.50 skirts in the sl 0 00 For dress and sports wea d o i o i ¢ < . : : clox, lace inserts and v rnl:yh'a‘v:e:::"u::?g::{w f:;: :::: Westmghnuse Agent-Jobbers, | new plaited effects and in fabrics and colorings of smartest RO L Gl i Hles can know the delight this 806 12th St. N.W.. ] wWeave, - Were $3.75 to $4.75. Mentho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery, : . A : ifching eczema is dried right up. £Qet a small Jar from any good druggist and use it tike cold cream. Lisle, in wide and narrow ribs, in. two-