Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1923, Page 18

THE KEVENING STAR, At the Bottom of the Ladder. WASHINGTON, 1. 0O, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923. —By KESSLER. CONQUER GAS FUMES. New Orleans Firemen Manage to Save Fruit Liner. NEW ORLEANS, La., March 2.—Newy Orleans firemen tackled and beheld something new in thelir experience yes- terday when they extinguished a fire aboard the United Fruit Company’s big passenger liner Abangarez, in port here. The vessel, a8 Is the custom at the end of a voyage from the cs, was being fumigated with cynamide gas when the g\:: containers burst into flames. A fire t and six fire companles were called. The gas fumes were so dense it was feared for a time the firemen would be PROBE OF ROWS GOES ON. Arkansas Legislature Investigat- ing Fatal Disarders on Railroad. LITTLE ROCK, March 2.—Taking of depositions by the joint legisla- tive committee appointed to investl- gato the recent disorders along tlie Missour! and .North Arkarsas rail- road was continued today by ¢ Ination of other witnesses from Ha rison, Ark., where the mmittce of twelve” had its head s, ‘The testimony of Mrs. E. C Teg! wife of the man whose body w found hanging beneath the ti; 0y LUDENS MENTHOL COUGH BROPS GIVE QUICK RELIEF Touted from the ship, giving the flames | ©f & railroad bridge during the p full sway. Firemen working the hose |°f the mob demonstration, 1lines could remain at their places only a | the hearing yesterday. Mrs, Gregor few moments before the gas forced [Eave the committes the names of them to seek fresh air, but every time | elght men who, she said, were pres- a man elgnaled for rellef one of his|ent in her home mates responded.. 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Because of Its germ-destroying Special, i and disfigurement, and you do not have to walt for relief from embarrassment and ringworm. any good druggist and use It like cold Polytechnle IN-| preacher in a local Methodist chur: - ”» IN. Z., the Ditterence | Taie 1 egarded hero as 4 new racord | It seldom falis to remove the torment X | cream. ute station here have been heard for distince, the airline mileage to |distinctly in New Zealand, accordin T | Invercargill being nearly 10,000 miles. Jand stations reported hearin 621 14th, Cor. S N { !to a cablegram from Invercargill, Il In February programs from the in- Vmusic on the first day and on three Pa. Ave. N. Y. Ave. Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores Open Saturday Nights WHO DO AS THEY " ADVERTISE g;;.gi;fis{: K Sts. “City Club Shop" 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. SEE. M e [y cast programs daily from to STORES ‘clock in the morning during t ls a ur a s t week as a transpacific test. MUNICH, March 2—Dr. Wilhelm | Mayer, the recently recalled German | ambassador at Paris, today under- { went an operation for hemorrhage of | | the stomach. CLOTHES ;’h:and ports. Tho station bus broad: | OPERATE ON EX-AMBASSADOR Until 10 P.M. stitute station were heard in Hawalian | subsequent days. Both Stores in Washington Open Saturday ! Union labor is planning the estab- lishment of co-operative laundries in Loil Angeles, Wheeling and other cities, “*Hahn-Special™ Shoes for Men GRO-NUP Spring Low Shoes for Young Pcople All ready for Spring in the Juvenile Depts. at all our stores. “GRO-NUPS"” Shoes are the very best you can possibly buy wvour girl or boy. quen's Superb Spring’ Fashions e B L 2 S S T T e i T T T T HARRY . FM[ANC e S5 51316 To 18324 TTH ST.. NW.|Wraies Final Clearance! Your Unrestricted Choice!! Genuine Cham. One of the most striking new Pumps of the scason. A Paris- "inspired two-tone effect developed in The Girls® Styles Reflect Latest Women's Fashions ! 85/ z > strap pumps—some with V g . gray suede backs—and \ v- n toe Blucher Ox- \ e ords are the latest, Gray Suede Patent Leather Fawn Suede Black Calfskin Black Satin . JHESE Big Girls’ 2% to 7. Values to $30.00 & be worn all spring, and don’t forget that the values are marvelous. i There is no doubt but that clothing will sell for a great deal more very shortly, and we advise the thrifty man to buy now. All styles, colors ®and fabrics in suits, in sizes 32 to 46, and in overcoats 32 to 44. No @ charges for alterations. Men’s Spring Dress Shoes s ortment many styles of shoes, in lasts for Jthe young e man, as well as styles for the man where comfort comes first, Black or tan leathers In the lot, in all sizes 6 to 12. Children’s and Misses’ Two Tone Shoes $98 Combina- tions of pat- ent leather vam) with & 2 lixhlpe: shade uppers. Shoes which are just the vogue for early spring ‘wear; sizes 8%, to 2. Now comes the final clearance and with it your unrestricted choice f any suit or overcoat left from our winter stocks. Remember this, that practically every suit offered in this sale can A Rare Opportunity to Secure the Best Styles and Newest Fabrics in This Sale of $15 Dsses ' Beautiful new silk dresses of Canton crepe, crepe de chine,. satins, krepe knit, paisley and satins, in all the newest shades, such as rose- wood, gray, Lanvin green, copen, navy, black and brown; nov- elty braided belts, sil- ver lace collars, orna~ ments and self rosettes for trimming; sizes to 42, Satins run in extra sizes to 54V, Specially priced for Sat- urday at $10.80. Reg- ular value, (& HERE'S a world of economy for you men in these $5 Shoes. Econ- omy at the beginning and Econ- omy at the end—they wear well. Surely wonderful values for Five Dollars! Style pictured, a splendid- looking Tan Oxford. Medium swing toe last, orange silk stitching, Goodyear Welt sole and rubber heels. 30 other good-looking High and Low Shoes, of every wanted type, at $5. A few models at up to $6.50. The good reliable “TRI-WEARS™ LSO here for Spring. - We don't advertise the “TRI- WEARS” very much now-' adays—we don’t need to, Hundreds of men buy them year in and year out, with undeviating satisfaction. You'll like the Spring Styles. Again, great values for— $7.50 ssmzs - ,Sl?SO $4.75 to $7.50 Mannish Effects for Boys Pictured, a dandy-looking full round square-toe last. Brass eve- Stizes 11t to 13%: $4.50 Sizes 1 to $4.75, $5.50 Tan Ox{ords for Girls Full square roomy toe —sturdily bullt Oxfords, of nut brown Russia Calf, with solid Good- year Welt oak soles. Child’s, $3.25 Misses’, $3.75 Big Girls’, $4.75 Women’s Full-fashioned Thread Silk Stockings—"Phoenix,” “Onyx,” “Radmoor” and “Alwyn” brands—in all the new Spring shades, A $1 95 wonderful range at cececoca - ; Women'’s fine sheer Chiffon “Onyx” All- silk Stockings. Black, Gunmetal, Beaver, Fawn, Gray, Polo, Chestnut, Silver and Gold. A very fine $2.75 quality 3t seessercnsenco-cn ““Hahn-Special™ || Stunning New Sports Shoes $§°95 | 4 Sports Oxtords and Sports © Pumps, all the rage now in this wonderful range of $5.95 styles. Gray Suede Beige Suede Two-tone Tans “Ace” Browns Patent Leathers Satu*rday Special VHosiery -News Men's Silk Half-Hose. “Onyx” brand, reinforced heel and toes. Black, Cordo and Navy. An extra good value. , 3 prs., $1.55. Pair 55¢ Boys' and Girls New - Spring Sports Stockings and Socks, in a dozen different colors. Two special grades. The pair— 50c and 75c¢ 2 7 R R R e, -