Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1923, Page 15

4 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1923. 1/ 2l T i b e i e e s g e 20 SEIZED N RAID :" . Cherry Pie { AFTER the naughty BY I:REE SIAIERS . Young G. Washington { slew the cherry tree, B did his Mother forgiv- |Sean Fitzpatrick and Four h“lfly make & wonder- | gther |rregular Leaders Are ful cherry pie of re- ; ward and forgiveness Among Prisoners. for the boy who ’fessed = | up? €QWe don't know, |[DE VALERA ELUDES TRAP but we're certain that ANOTHER BIG ANNIVERSARY VALUE Misses’ Camelshair Suits, $33.75 4 . < | = i V};aé}llls (]‘he“yt .plg d};a: lReportn of His Capture Are Denied ! :ert eree:trfigl:\‘e Orp‘.\. s by - Free State i The double-breasted box coat The belted model, slightly longer slice %oda\'. i ’ { Official. | The hip-length box jacket The straight, belted tailleur | \ 5 N (Bt i iy The season’s smartest models — in the season’s smartest fabric, > ! N. February 3.—More than| . : : s ; a 15 {twenty Irish irresulars were cap- | CAMELSHAIR—in varied lgvely tan shades —all jackets lined with tured in raids i blin last ev 1 “Washington’s Largest it e sane‘;nlllx;:i‘, silk crepe. R"lan’n"‘" i afternoon. Additional! raids are in gy 5 . brogress, 0 I oikiand CiStests NI, | Five e irisgutine thovmpatiins Charmmg Sprmg Frocks, $23.75 vortant of whom was Sean Fitzpat- rick, have been captured by criminal {investigation department officers of he Free State government in a rald jat Drumcondra, it was stated by army {headquarters today. Fitzpatrick is said to be commandant of the Dublin brigade of irregulars. It is unoffic stated that the {four other men are {rregular of- {ficers. "It is understood a meeting of 1st Dublin Battallon of irregulars proceeding at the time of the ar- Frocks for street, business, sports, aftcrnoon——anq even some dainty things for evening—beautiful crepes in charming colors—delightful stylgs—tgfietas. too, and velvettes, a new knitted fabric; all remarkable values at this price, $23.75. Misses' Bection, Third floor. FORSYTHE—the Smartest of The Right Hat for wh atever the Sport Tailored Blouses Anniversary = ’a Priced, $4.75 & Whatever the sport, the occasion or the costume— vou'll find in this collection of Smart Sport Hats just the right hat. Clever straws, with Paisley band- ings; hats with grosgrain rumor was in circulation that monn De Valera had been arrested {in the raid, but there was no confir- | mation, at special prices | | Irregulars Surrender. The s est ! LFAST, February 23.—A Dublin tch describing the capture of {with him were his adjutant and three feet—but the |- Forsythe Tailored Cotton an Fitzpatrick says the men taken The criminal investigation depart- ment men, the account states, sud- . hal‘dest Wear' denly appeared at the door of the e |room in a house on Royse road, where the five were seated at a table 5 which was strewn with papers. The Racing to school —kicking |oMrial "raiders presented revolvers In dimity and madras with ] . \ Ent The Men’s Store e o Blouses, $2.25 Peter Pan, V neck, high-or-low ribbon bandings and cock- Spring Suits, , collars; exceptionally smart ades, and every good color With 2 Pairs Trousers models; low priced. \ i from which to’choose. through ice and snowdrifts. | “"f,8"} Smen Tmmeniste A 43d Anniversary Sale that i king hosts of o < 53 = 2 y surren- ry e that 1s making hosts of new = > Attra b —chi give rubberstheir {deyed St iriends for Woodward & Lothrop clothes. High- Forsythe Tailored Silk Blouses, $4.75 o : chtive New %pfing Hadtsr 159'7§ . 5 hardest test. | liessage, deny reports that Eamonn de | grade suits in Spring’s newest shapes, straws, trimmings and colors. You have captured. Of white Habutai, La Jerz, radium and sa(én—son)e smartly but to choose that which pleases you best. The values are excep- Newest Fabrics—Best Colors trimmed with narrow pleatings; others strictly tailored. tional at this price—$9.75. Blouse Section, Third floor. Millinery Section, Third foor. e Sl And mothers today are | 4™V finding that it pays to look | Deny De Valera Capture. for the “U. S.” tradematk LONDON, February 23.—A dispatch when they buy rubbers or | ° ¢ Evening Standard from Dublin arctics that are going to get |shortly after noon said that the secre- ctics tary of Willlam Cosgrave, head of the this kind of hard wear. |Free State government, denied that The durability of U.S. |De Valera had been captured. . Collars are finished by hand so they won't sag, but sit snug—handmade buttonholes; satin bound seams. Smart sports and other models for young men; conserva- - Wool and Mohair Slip-ons Featuring the Newest Models Durable worsteds, handsome cassimeres, unfinished ? ’ . ! worsteds, long-wearing cheviots; in stripes, plaids, broken $ W m S Ik Skl $12 75 : Rubbers is not a matter of Customs Barrier Raised. checks, herringbones and other smart designs. and uxedos, 2.75 an ,7 omen S o1 rts’ . chance or guesswork—their "-'D‘:’,'B‘J‘:\‘j"‘:}e‘::’f' . : Sizes: 34 to 46 Regulars, 36 to 40 Shorts, 38 to 46 Stouts Handsome silks, including Follo-thru, Du Barry, Roshanara, ;::‘:d“b:fom {h':m;“"da'_';‘d Sticlconmivsianar s s e Mens Cleshen Sooml Mo Every young woman will want two or three of these smart ~ Crepe de Chine, Thisldu and Velle Graine—in fashion’s leave i = i . e Yy [eave the lenue announced today that, begin- Spring Felt Hats, $3.35 Madras Union Suits, 95¢ little wool sweaters in her spring wardrobe. Now’s the ~ Smart modes. . i ning April 1, duty will be collected Brims a little broader, crowns 5 3 e aripty O Stlas=iaies The Knife-pleated Skirt. The Wrap-around. Al styles f at i s . . Fine self-stripe and figured to choose from an attractive variety of styles—at a : tyles for men, women ‘;n ¢Fl dutiable commodities entering a little higher this ‘seanond. madras, closed crotch, sleeve- time c! ) 2 The Tailored Street Model. and d“,l,d"“- They are not | ,,::,u;fn";:f::ai";':’,ff Do En countles T e s e G saving in the price. In a charming vani?' of colors and color combinations, +U. S.” brand unless they ;000 A . : : Sweater Section, Third flor. Women's Skist Sectien, ThirdSooe. “It il be necessary Fine Silk Shirts, $585 Muslin Night Shirts, $1 have the “U. S.” trademark. ' the announce- ;neni‘esaltl)!.l “to est r'l‘sh a customs { frontler between the Free Sta TRADE j northern Ireland which, pending tha MARK { boundary " commission decision, will i be temporarily along the boundary of rl)lfl Six rorthern countles and the | twenty-six Free State counties.” With the exception of farm produce Pure silk, in Crepe, Broad- > cloth and Jersey silik weaves. ) -neck style, full cut full Beautiful patterns. }:gez‘;h. and excellently tai- Black and Tan . Oxfords and High Spe“a;g%fi e Anniversary Values of | isedmports and exports over the Shoes, $5.75 Only a limited number at the 5 Lranien sou haers apint 0L Black and Tan Oxfords, well special price. Set consists of PATRIOTIC s : FE | R bR GG PRATER.S S 4 xceptional Interest # s The comfartable, stylish Haig model you wish; g e R e last. 1t is seldom that a shoe stay atyle, brown binging, SING N _p 17 EX.MAYORS TO SERVE of this quality sells at so low trimmed in black leather, N a price. high cuff bottom, and 2 Hor- Woodward & N\ ’ S t Golf Balls, | IN ROLE OF PALLBEARER M e e e Lothrop. Chorus to All Women i e and Orchestra 5 | Former Kansas City Executive Will | assisted by the i Be Buried Monday—Had d F L : C Metropolitan oo g | Modart Front-Lacing Corsets | oo Satrdey Morning S | Woodths : { Mayor (‘rox(:nvel: T ex‘:;m‘ 00 t OP The public is cor- |former mayors of Kansas City will | ct as honorary pallbearers at the {funeral here Monday afternoon of! Webster Davis, sixty-one, former r of Kansas City and assistagt ecretary of the interior in the Me- | < administration. Mr. Davis erday in a local hospital of | The body will lie in| ansas City Elks Club | noon until the hour of dially invited—the new Balcony atthe G st. entrance af- Back-Lacing Corsets Special, $4.25 Both are models that would ordi- narily sell at very much higher prices; both are exceptionally beautiful models; both superbly tailored, of lovely pink broches. The Modart Corset -designed for the average figure, with elastic inserts that allow per- foct freedom, vet give perfect sup- port. The Woodthrop Corset —-also fashioned for the average Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair should be used very had a stormy political | iated most of his life| epublican party, he turned emocratic fold best thi 2 vergence of opinion | use is Mulsified cocoanut oil ng the Boers in their fight| shampoo (w conded the | democratic national e In 1900, and in a ed the republ In 1904, however, he again was cam- paigning for the republicans. { y e Boer war Mr, Silk Hose s trave outh Africa and a book of his experiences. In - v + rs he practiced law in figure—built for comfort, service B feather $ go. He was taken {1l February SEEINRORC Low s | 9 Glove <4 s t and immediately returned to . J Fans ° hod his old home. Priced, > X Mr. Davis served as mayor of Double Garter SRy S ial * Kansas City from 1894 to 1836. He v 's Pare Silk Exquisite Five-plume Feather ecials 4 Women ~Xq Phocit o & had many friends Brassieres, $lo95 Hose, particularly fine Fans, mounted on_imitation bk vreat e A ——— The most popular garment for the sien- quality, with silk hems. shell sticks. Beautiful colors, 'b-Xs“ Ffll i > vou forgotten that 3 you owe der woman, or the girlish figure; fash- lisle lined for greater e including jade, cerise, paon, alov" = rhode. ® « . joned of brocade with insets of elastio guravllity—choose from Spring’s . int orange, sapphire ~and b - M S, idn’t yo try . f pair, . ’ . *: e et 1o that doorway? —Boston b yenniieg Women's Silk and Lisie Sports orchid. tc, Gray aid co -t - Corset Section, Third fioor. Hose—S8S5c pair. Smart two-toned . o bation Gl T hi j el S Jal: Siec pmdulaiEecat elite 5-Plume Curled Ostrich only, with Paris point embroid- ewelry Specials 2 ; . ery. $4.50 pair. 8 2 Hosiery Section. First floor. Feather Fans, $10.95 e Ara st Guiedio alKacst: Whito Gola. Walst Shadow-proof Princess Slips Exquisite fans in wonderfully Gloves, in mode, tan, gray and \wogches with sapphire set in lovely colorings, mounted on brown; popular spring shades. ot s I5sewell Swits. moves 7 itati i $2.65 pair. . - 5 . . Han chi imitation shell sticks < ] ment; engraved case. Special, Specially Priced, $1.85 andkerchief ™ s L Glore Section, First oo ment; { i Vi 7 led W Lvery woman knows -the necessity of having several of Speczals White Gold Filled rist these Princess slips to wear with sheer summer frocks. This special value should not be missed, for these are of heavy nainsook or sateen, tailored or edged with filet lace, and double to the hips—Princess slips that usually sell at a much . Watches, 15-jewel Swiss move- Silk Handbags ment; 25-year guaranteed white gold filled case. $14.75. Special, 34«.95 Faney Gw;.-, metallic and stone effects, Linen Handkerchiefs, with nar- ‘ AT Y Tow hems. @ for $1. i Linen Handkerchicts, ombroid- Toilet Needs ered corners. 8 for $i. : : Initial Linen HandKerchiefs, in at Genuine Savings boxes of 6. Special, $1. Healing Silk Moire Bags, with seli-cov- i i - 5 h 1 Neckl: 3 d Hone 1 L} A\ o W Higberspiice s :::23 T;:mec‘; T:,p::,‘?; c:',','d ered and metal frames, in blue, I Jovely colored stoncs. $345. . z Porto Rican Handmade Night- Dainty Summer Nightgowns, Hshisinie Bectien. Fiist ' Boke: Sha e o 25c brown and black. Opalescent Pearl Neckisces ? STOPS THE TICKLE Prices Slashed!! ! oms, I Very ialatyand l‘o‘r‘:’—:"y‘,‘:‘fy L s . Smelling Salts, assorted odors Corticelli Silk “;':";‘.'32?;‘3? siande:according o Jenstn, e | Stiractive styles. nd colors, in small glass Beaded Bags—gres TR R e R Porto Rican Envelope Chemise, g""“ “fih::"":’- l““:ryc“yk" . Neckwear B 25c , designs and co orings, $8.95. Jewelry Section, First foor. HEALS THE THROAT original brm'ary mrcw-rd m :1'72:?:“:“"‘ lovely styles and cover tops. * . Perfection . u;-_l:irushe;. bgol?d \llani(y m;: M;}u-‘:plBox'e(sfl fno_p- i e 3 o 7. bristles with solid wood backs, yular two-handle style, wif ir- CURES THE COUGH Sebring Cordslll [ tenivers | e rtorea g:;*;‘;‘:‘ Handmsder Night Specials f Band W 10T hondcy b, eytbrow i B0xB ce trimmed. mod i Toilet Goods Section, First foor. lip pencil case, and silk purse. . . Its Soothing, Healing Effect Fabrie Sonla, wnd Sk Cadorwesr Gectios, DeAutiful models, exquisitely | Hemaiiched Lincn e b e Stationery Specials charming styles. ‘White Organdy Ccmr and Cuff Leather Goods Section, First floor. ° soon gives relief. Price 35c. Your own One-line Address Die LY : gt:n. -rEbrgldf‘;!td 'gv'-hm Roll Vew Veils madclzognz}i‘ stam;f)ed in cglor on : & 5 i . ‘olor Embroider 1 P any sheets of paper that you i i Taffeta-Flounced Petticoats | Siimimsis T o : - Real Human Hair w8 the treatment of Coughs, Spas- off":.u yard. e EEPL Specml, $1- 75 Correspondence Cards, various modic Croup and Colds, therefore, d B et iy ¥ and Cuff Sets. Low Priced, $1.95 Charming square veils, in the IVels, 35¢ dozen colors. 3¢ box. o, ', 1 and Brass 4-piece Desk a box of Grove's O-Pen-Trate Paisley Deauville Scarfs, $2.55. . h 4 Crystal ' . . 2 : 3 ilk Points, embroldered season’s newest shape—an tringe shape, in light, Sets, $4.95. Salve and a package of Grove's 1 1 An Anniversary value that is seldom found—especially in Petticoats R S rest nest every. Cniand frinke stiape. in lient, Seis sase AT Liver Pills are enclosed with the quality of these, with lovely cotton tops and flounces of Cream or White Net Bandings. pring hat will wear a veil; why burn and black, 115 Pirer atanied fom gont every bottle of Hayes' Healing 'n I changeable taffeta. B i ™White Net Pleating, em- not select yours now—at a sav- Detachable Dress Shields, 56c. own monogram or address dle— Honey, making a complete g 195 bosia By e P S ing. Sew=on Corset Garters, 15c. with 2 packages envelopes; 95c. treatment for 35c. Charmeusette Petticoats, $1. : e Tt st v o Neckwear Section, First Floor. Veiling Section, First floor SALES CO. | 806 H St.uli.w. Phone In pretty styles, with embroidered scalloped flounces or trimmed with braid. Petticoat Section,” Third fioor.