Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 5

s N ——————— -ALLA In Protest, Taboo AT sy 4t Jronk[fie AVENUE & NINTH:* lanned uty” £rom 10 to 4 ments today on the ulend;r year 1822 i i s Tobes fetes ey vt S T B s 4 ATFLOWER SHOW| Royal Functions PAYERS FILL BANKS i imeri it e By the Associated Press. until midnight LONDON, March 16.—The Dour The banks where deputy cellectors e Scots of the labor party in the aré stationed are foll lows: Capable of carrying several hun- , 1503 Pennsyl- \ : . ; Riggs National Bank e red men; a 6,000-ton submersible . - b . . Latin Diplomats and Dele- Houis ot C::;_"';:‘";n axe saaly Crowds in Last-Minute Rush. ;’5'4',7‘“'5::’,{:'::?‘; ,}‘l’v“::::né“i‘?:?{: g-;':;ahfi:v.':'fi.'}n|:t'r'y'.'"“ for the To meet the demand for a man’s good shoe, at a merican Natlonal Bank, ] ; ! gates Especial Guests of | rovy tuncuons ‘Most ot wwem | Deputy System Proves Dy, i IS iy | Mhere, 200 Copecue, ' fen, ¥k | moderate price, Parker-Bridget introduces today the 01 14th street; Na- | “original sermons” te preachers at a in Bank, 613 15th | fixed price per year. | that they would accept no invita- [ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. L Bl monld sceept 10 tnrite Success. — 1s S0 much unemployment” in thelr This is All-Americas day at the an-| constituencies. Last day to pay your income tax. nual amaryllis or “Knight's Star Only about a half dozen of the After this midnight & penalty will Flower"” show, being conducted by the | Scottish laborites withheld thelr |pe attached. Department of Agricdlture at the| RERALLres, the Timos eave. The | "y ‘geputy collector's office at 1632 greenhouses, 14th and B streets north-| were not asked to sign, but it is | Pennsylvania avenue was crowded to- west. Representatives from all the( understood that they are about |day with last-minute taxpayers as Central and South American republics | Sdyally divided on the question, ' | gua1, but the rellet measures put with their familles, all those afjliated [ subject was first discussed by the |into effect this morning through with the Pan-Amerlcan Union,. the| parts'a short ime ago it was de: | tablishing branch omees in seven new S fob, j.. cided by a vote o o at |banks downtown and at the Treasury o Governor of Porto Rico, the resi- 4 liberty of individual members greatly assisted in getting In the late ent commissioners from the Philip-| chould mos be restrioted, but thag | Sreauy. pines and Porto Rico are the specially | the party Itself would not accept | iha pystem was highly successtul, invited guests of Secretary and Mrs.| such invitations. The newspaper |panne hacing. mladly offeced oae Henry C. Wallace. savs the matter has been recon- | et BBt oS0 p'A/ CRA, REG. U5 PAY OF6. Philadelphia ' $6 O h Blck Galf, Freach tor, A dozen styles—one price! Ton Vit Xid, rc estra $6 For many months we have been $6 planning to introduce a Teck Shoe at $6. A shoe that would have quality as well National Theatre as price to recommend it. A shoe that we would be proud to sell you—that Mthoush the show was open to the | sidered since, but that the party's public, oniy afternoon yesterday, more | policy has not been announced. 0 than 2,500 persons viewed the more| The press today relterates the re- r]g ten Your ome than 5,000 gorgeous blooms. Fydly as svntd sla‘ldemsn;‘ mlg!b"': l%i‘mny many more visited the sreenWbuses| Macdonald, John Robert Clynes, ring Wi this ‘morning. The show is free to| Philip Snowden and James Henry (’;" SH“‘ M I::ll‘t the public and open from 9 a.m. until! Thomas are to dine with the king ood of n D.m. daily for one wee i and queen in Buckingham Palace hawhile many visiting florists already have inspected this largest showing morrow is the special day for florists, | The outgoing coal cargoes of Great and department officlals have been | Britain are almost three times those | paint Dept., 1114 9th 8t. Ph. M. 4802491 advised that there are flower growers A here from more than thirty states. The ontent Let Us Give You an Estimate. particular interest of the commercial growers is in the one white trumpet- shaped bloom which has been pro- duced by the department. A white amaryllis long has been the aim of growers and it now seems as if the federal propagators have achieved this desired result. The “white” bloom on exhibition sl s b it il TODA Y--Make Yourself Save! Mrs. Wallace, wife of the Secret and her daughter, Miss Mary W OMORROW never comes for these lace, assisted by wives of several cab- ‘who fall to save today. Savings put net members, are aidiug in Teceiving in the bank today are more certain than ihe specially”Invited guests and ce: y st han i uests and es- millions in expectation. That's why you houses, Officials of tho department should MAKE yourself save something nd expert growers are on hand to trom your pay TODAY. That which you = discuss the history and methods of counts. What you expect t ealer in Victor prod ear Erowing the “Knigh's Star Ty with e e ey boiany/d i Victor peedcsfand | heer the hose interested in floricult a i il i qoThe Thiow en 1o the Rublic, by vour savings first, then “spend the dif- Victor Records by the Philadelphia Orchestra. rection of C1 v Vs 7T Aleett Charwe ot D Willlamg Always forance.” Note how faithfully their renditions are portrayed I looked so good and wore so well that Ma!' Ch 20 Tan Calf, English tos. you'd tell your friends about them. $6 Today we're ready. What was once a vision is now a reality. The new Teck six-dollar shoes are here. When you are ready to select your spring shoes—look them over. That's all they need to BInckt Vil S Rax : convince you that their quality cannot Guaranteed ¢ satisfy $6 be duplicated anywhere for $6.00. Attend these concerts and note the individual qualities that distinguish the Philadelphia Orchestra’s exquisite interpretations. Then go piant ndustry. . Of the buresu of L “Standard—the measure of on the Victrola. Ask specially to hear “The Ride ALLEGED SLAYER FACES [|l° orricers s gl : i g a TRIAL IN D. C. COURT|[l - ameaens. Hugh Smith Accused of Killing s ?ifi_EC:?f;S, — Victor Ta.lkmg ) | Below we are listing two items, guaranteed to take your Vi 5. President H C. McCen — N = s . - . ”“’:“ Baylesjin iw‘:::::r'): : }‘9'7:?::,‘,':;'":’ Machine Co. : i mind off your income tax, so‘timely is their appeal, so note- uarrel. evaton, William E. Richardsen s - Vice President & S Hugh Mitchell Smith, colored, sixty- [[[| Henry c. McCeney. - gFrank Ruppert Camden, N. J. — worthy their value. a ohe vears old, was placed on trial to- Bailey and a jury Richarason, o : = n Criminal Divl to answer an Counsel George Levy Ernest G. Walker ndictment chargi urder in the -ond degree. charged with : 4 3 Peyton es, colored, sixty- 3 - = ; . ars old, after a quarrel con- o ‘ L young school teacher. The | eyt el Standard ational Ban ‘ ols avenue. in Anacostia. e ."”.”*’7”"‘: e : Ninth Street at N. Y. Ave. : BritiSh ' ' | Golf Suits Easter Suits , ,; , $25 B Girls’ 7 to 14 Year | 325 Values, at Many of them sold Taffeta Silk $19,95 o ' | , as high as $60 DRESSES % Regularly $7.95, Now 61 golf suits—coats and knickers—the makes of those 2 two famous London tailors: Kenneth Durward, and ofs':,f_ 'jlnjri,if‘:; e ol Rimell & Alsopp. The fabrics are plaids, tweeds, checks :’;?:‘ ;:c;“'“‘"' :‘l“]',* z:’:]‘“i’r : and herringbones, practically all imported, save about fif- B Girns Tafteta § braids, new flare coats, fid teen Pivot Sleeve Golf Suits made on this side. The sizes B :?:}e.r:i)xinccoorlzlia?fidfl':i:s};:: ‘ from 34 to 42. This opportunity is one that golfers cannot brown; lace Bl | fully Jined with silk crepe. 15 b - . Sy e : pe. afford to overlook. S e Colors are navy and ' ming. Pleated cocoa. Sizes to 40." Fri- or plain skirts. day only at this price. == Sizes 7 to 14. ' %—_—_‘0 NOVELTY GOWNS, $1.98 | Smart and Charming Fine quality: A Ejfiyef Prigss | The Wonderful : = - $6).95 . DS, WOMEN'S DRAWERS; 49¢ 2 : Wool-Knl t Topcoa t $2 COUCH COVERS, $1.59 . =% .\, et embroiders - rame. Full Size Tapestry Couch Covers, in Trimmed Hats 4 4 several color grounds, with neat stripes. f0r matron AN IRISH PIPER CELEBRATING —_——— f:dr'mem n ° ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN IRELAND Bleached Muslin, 1274¢ | et S stitched. Yard-wide, closely-woven: also | navy, ! @ i . _iongcloth and i S feie . Bte: oo e, 0 vumma | i, slmond oS0, TeL gray and black, Wool-knit-is a topcoat, so light that you “ihbons. hardly knowk you have itfi o;l—yetl warm 0 - enough to take the edge off of a chilly day. H(U‘t Sc’mff'wr & Marx ClOtheS Boys’ stg Suits It is made from long fibre virgin wool, so . $ 95 is; \‘g Organdy, 19c closely constructed that it spfl'ngil back ; | Y | 4 ’ : into shape no matter how much you are the onesto wear here March 17 . I streich . 3¢ is the fdesi cost fop ot EN /9] | 2o cut o the furt prece, motor or the mall, and has no equal when it o | H dmmm 20In. Red Star | & comes to value. - -In. Re The values are remarkable; ™™g 5 lfi Bi 12 With Two Pants '""yer Vac Wool-knit topcoats are made expressly for us, in sizes from 34 to 42, in more for Your money than i New. snappy Spring Sults fol Gobtl Ateortiunt JauaniLy gray, brown heather, tan heather, dark green heather, Scotch mixtures and 1 mad . in mill lengths. 2 3 £i7% wens"and destrabie Colors 4re 8 great VAR5 wort T2 today, Oxfords. The illustration shows the model. ever before; the style? are ' | :".':,',"'.‘.'i“':.‘{:'&’.;':-..&“"’ oo Y S0c Imported new Norfolks, sport suits, 2, ; Gingham, . 32¢ 3 and 4 button sacks. We’ll T e i B piecer be glad to show you. ' | 39c Yard-Wid @& Bk, 3 Indian Head, 25¢ ’ S Linen finish’ and woven to resemble real linen $ 4‘ 750 3 L RET The Avenue at Ninth $5 Colored \ real ol Exclusive agents for Banister Shoes, Bond Street B:.,d,mw,wd;' f:x’s.,, Hats ond Kenneth Durward London Topcoats It will not wrinkle nor lose its shape! ‘white or blue and white; ™ in neat designs; for full s Raleigh Haberdasher = e e — . ' Inc. {1 | areaema et et eSSl e’ | | Cambric, 10 , T e RF _Thirteen-Ten F Street i I Pioters : < 15 NATHON \ I KNOWN SO A models which by seeing vou can oniy | | misck and ait the went- appreciate. Ask to see our “Georgette,” ed colors: mill lengths up the last word in shoe style. All sizes to 8. to 5 yards. i