Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 23

Shoes that Add to Children’s Joys [Mrs. H. E. Monroe, Teams in' $100,000 Mission Drive same assurance of real enjoyment in wear, REC.U.SPAT.OFRDDS.CO, Eausncommss) TED by the makers of Dorothy Dodd shoes for women, with the ame faultless fit, the correctness of design and modeling, and the For little misses and growing girls the style, fit and durability of Little Dorothy shoes represent the best at prices that prove their economy. A4 Complete Service Every needed style for play, school or dress wear. Illustrated are but a few of the many to select from. . Anile T Grec One and Two Coloniuls, Roman Sandals, Sandals and Oxfords. Leathers Black Kid, Black Calf 4an Calf, Brown Kil. White Buck, White Kid, White Reign cloth and many novel combinations. Prices INFANTS’ (First Steps). Sizes, $l.15 TO $2.5l) 1 to TS' (Wedge Heels). D 0 §3h Sizes, CHILD'S Patent f. 4 to 8.. Sizes, 80, Leading Companions Credit Her Work for Their Showing. Leading Fi guré in Charity Work Many Years. Although {n her elghty-first year, | Mrs. H. E. Monroe, retired college ! president and government education- | &l expert and now head of the Gospel Mission on John Marshall place, has displayed such marked activity in the miesion campaign for $100,000 that a subscription team which she captains now leads more than a dozen other teams In money realized, it was announced today by Rev. G. W. Cory, superintendent of the mission The group led by Mrs. Monroe, it was further pointed out, join in de- claring t much of the success which ‘it has had in sollciting funds 1y to Mra. Monroe's per- { s to friends of the mis- | president of the | fonroe, for many yearsl Institution for { EWE. MRS. 1L E. MONROE, the National Capital, to put in her appearan: headquarters on Tuesd: canvassers Headed Institution Fifteen Yea Mrs. Men a leading figure in mission work of | has not failed | e at campaign and Fri- days, when reports are received from Monroe for fifteen years was Atchison Collegiate and Women, Atchlson, Kans. Her expert knowl- edge of educational matters, particu. larly with reference to {industrial training, manual training and similar phases of educational work affecting business led to her services being commandeered by the federal gov- ernment, and on four_different occa- slons she was sent to Europe by Com. missioner of Education Harrls to study educatienal conditioas abroad. Correapondent of Newspapers. During her researches In Europe Mrs. Monroe acted as correspondent of the Pittsburgh Commerclal Gazette. Her Interest in newspaper work has never lagged, for at present she is Washington 'correspondent of the Lutheran, a Philadelphia religious publication. Mrs. Monroe has been head of the Gospel Misslon for seventeen years. She was instrumental in locating it in its John Marshall place buildings, and has taken a personal Interest in the Institution throughout its career. CHLDREN TOMDRROW T0 GO TOFLOWER SO License Tags From Twenty-Eight States Counted at Amaryllis Exhibit Today. Preparatlons have been made today at the amaryllis show of the Depart- ment of Agriculture to take care of the school children of Washington {tomorrow. More than twenty school teachers have been in communication with Dr. Willlam A. Taylor, chief of erally that they will be welcome with thelr puplls all day tomorrow. An- nouncement of this treat for the chil- dren was made in g_rnctlcally all of the schools today: The greenhouses, 14th and B streets northwest, will be open to the children all day tomor- row, from § a.m. to 9 p.m. and many picnic parties have “een planned on he Department of = Agriculture Kroands. ¢ There were 4,284 persons who visit- ed yesterday this largest showing ever made of the tropical America amaryllls, or “Knight's Star lily, blooms. This almest equaled the record-breaking attendance on the second day ef the show last year, and is an even better record in view of the fact that Cengress I8 not In session. The attendance yesterday included flower growers, both amateurs and commercial, from more than thirty states, who were conducted through the greenhouses by the officials of the bureau of plant industry. More than a score of the leading commercial florists of the country have announced their Intention to propagate the white amaryllls_which has been developed by Uncle Sam’s experts. In spite of the rain today there has been a steady stream of visitors at the show, Including several large | partles of tourists. At one time license |tags from twenty-eight states were | counted on automobiles parked out- | side the greenhouses on the depart- | ment grounds. | iSIGN BOUNDARY PROTOCOL | By the Assoclated Press. | PARIS, March 16.—Premier Poin- lrarc, Count Maurice Zamoyski, the Pollsh minister, and the allled coun- il of ambassadors at flve o'clock yesterday afternoon signed the proto- ol fixing the frontiers between Rus- sia and Poland. The signing took DPlace at the foreign office In accord- ance with the decision reached yes- pos e IEXQUEEN MILENA, MONTENEGRO, DIES Her Daughter, Helena af Italy, Had Just Left Her Bed:— side When End Came. . By the Associated Press, - ANTIBES, France, March 16m- Former Queen Milena of Montenegre dled at 1:20 o'clock this morning. The end came one hour after M1 daughter, Queen' Helona of Italy, hgd left Antibes for Rome by special train. When the royal carriage reach. ed Genoa Queen Helena, who IR hastened to her mothers bedside oil Wednesday, recelved a messago an- nouncing the death. > Milena, who was seventy-six years old, had been suffering for some tima from arterio sclerosis and chrofle nephritls, = The death of former Queen Miléa of Montenegro comes two years ; the decease of her husband, Nicholas, who died March 1921, & Antibes, where the f. took up Tty residence soon after the king's abes- cation 1918. Mil the daughter of an argy aptain, ‘was known to her country- ien as the peasant queen, for =Me spent her childhood in the fowly oc- §27 0 84 MISSIA:;SS‘ 5 Sizcs e $37 0 $5 'QGROWING (Ii’IORLS‘ = Shoe Department—Second Floor. cupations of a girl of humble orighi. ay by the council of ambassadors e At the age of thirteen she was mar- ive Vilna and Eastern Gallcla i 1o foland. ricd Prince Nicholas, to whoBe — | famlly Milena's father was distanyy ' related. NORTHWEST BARGAINS INSPECT SUNDAY 5719 to 5727 13th St. N.W. (Just North of where 14th Street car stops) 8 ROOMS AND ATTIC The only new city houses offered on the market for this price and on such easy terms. 81: to 11. the bureau of plant {ndustry, who is IR >l...-....---..’...-fl-.--.."}lnphlrgaollheshuw,l"dword}ms 3 W | been sent to the school teachers gen Daughters Married Well. Four of Queen Milena's ecv®h daughters made notable marriages Princess Helena became Queen 'of Italy, while Princess Zorka, her fis born, married Peter Karageorgevitud, the late King of Serbla. Princess Militza and Princess Anastasia ma¥- ried, respectively, Grand Duke Pever of Russla and the Duke of Leuchtea- berg. 5 Upon the death of King Nich and the abdication of his elde Prince Danilo, Michael, a gr: of Milena and son of the late Prince Mirko, was proclaimed king. He v & minor, and, therefore, Queen Milejy undertook to share the regency witl Premier Plamanatz. The latier, 4 the summer of 1922, seized the Mol tenegrin consulate in Rome, declae- ing Milena's position illegal. =2 Palais Royal | Ze]PALAIS ROVAL The Shopping Center—lith and G Sts—Est, 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. 11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. DE VILBISS PERFUMIZERS: Make Splendid Easter Gifts = On Sale Main Floor. = L} Mechanically Perfect and Created From the Best Mu—.1 terials. De Vilbiss Perfumizers Maintain First Place in Their Field. So carefully are they designed and so thoroughly the workman- ship applied in their manufacture that it is a fact they frequently last through many years of con- stant usage. Easily cleaned— and unusually durable, they are easily the universal choice. The extreme beauty of De Vilbiss Perfumizers and their perfect and economical distribution of perfume through a delightful spray. make them invaluable to milady’s toilet. Many graceful models, in a wide range of moderate prices are displayed at our Toilet Goods De- partment. = | S8 Z5 S8/ - - [ ] R MODES & Comming Styie, QuaLiry anp Economy anp Pracine HARRY 44, (5w hemmed double beds: hem- '|1316 To 1324 TTH ST.. NW. i use. $150 New, Long Silk Gloves, $1 Black, white, pongee and gray, double finger tips; 14- button length; all sizes, T Tried to Educate Women. T T T AR Queen Milena was assiduous many vears in her efforts to b about an improvement in the positior and standing of the women of Mo tenegro, whose lot has been litfle better than that of the women g Turkey. It was through her initi¥. tive that a French inst.tute for it was established at Cettinje. This school did much to raise the mentgl standing of Montenegrin women, and helped to a large degree to strika from them the charge of oriental sub- mission and ignorance. The former queen, although riously ill for some time, evinc great interest in the approachigg jmarriage of her granddaughter, Prin. cess Yolando of Italy. “You migk! have been a queen,” she told the prift cess, “but you prefer to marry love. 1 entirely approve your deci- sion.” - MRS. BUCHANAN TO FACE CHECK FORGERY CHARG§ Former Secretary to Bepresentz tive Kendall Alleged to Have_ Received $1,600 Illegally. Mrs. Margaret B. Buchanan, forme: to Representative Kend: Ivania, will have to facel grand jury to answer charges of hay jing forged the name of Martha Waft field, colored, to checks of the Veterans' Bureau. United Statas mmissioner George H. Macdonald terday held Mrs, Buchanan undet $3.000 bond. ng arraigned . through counse! All Houses Cpen for Inspection All Houses Sold on Monthly Payments Double-Bed Sheets 79¢ All houses have outlets for sink and gas range on second ficor s0 you can easily rent second floor for enough to make monthly payments. Full-Fashioned Clock Lace Hose, $1.9 Pure si lace clock o irregulars of $3 grade. Lace Bertha Collars, 49¢ I Gooa design ecru. fig L) - $1.25 Fine qual subject very sligh black only; width of oriental lace, in white or Regularly 7o Quality, Style and Value in These All-Wool Men’s and Young Men’s | Spring Suits$22-50 Starting the new season with Paris : slight to T EARNE =z Palais Royal—Main Floor. Attend Our Self-Service Sale of Aluminum Wear Regularly $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Featured at AWER ITIG) 71411 sr.pnmmsnom | The Day We Celebrate Just three years ago tomorrow, March 17, we opened the doors of The Power-Kearney Market—declared our policy and asked that share of your patronage to which you i {+war. BB B AR the accusd 1, entered s . She att rtha Wag: testified that indorsem o three government checks were nal ¢ herself and that she h#¥ money for them from thy Bureau. The checks In- 7 Saturday will be the last day of this\sale. This price is possible because we ask you to serve yourself. Remember, no deliveries. No mail orders. No telephone orders. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. a variety of patterns, colors, styles and fabrics that will amaze you. Grays, blues, browns and mixtures in serges, worsteds, cassimeres, herringbones and novelty weaves, in single and double breasted coats, conserva- tive and semi-conservative styles, Norfolks and the new straight- front coat with the long effect. Really an assortment that will prove' a revelation to you and every one. A remarkable value at $22.50. Regulars, Young Men’s, Stouts, Stubs, Slims Growing Girls’ and Women’s New Patent Leather Pumps 7 G0 R 5 R i S B ST 7 A7 ) ARE Veterans' volved compensation to the colored {woman, whose son died during tH® They aggregated slightly moas 1,600. - UBUHOEUEC OBV U BB B B S E m aS SRB OBOR A felt we were entitled. hhin We began with a promise to serve the public a little better in every wayv—and every day since that opening event we have been bending our best endeavors to make good. We feel gratified at the success that has come to us. Month by month we have seen the volume of our business increase and the circle of our customers widen—giving practical indorsement of our policy and the faithfulness with which we have carried it out. ‘We feel deeply the responsibility which rests upon us to live up to the reputation we have earned—and the confidence that is extended us—and we are going to redouble our efforts to serve. dig (X In Our Bargain Basement An Extraordinary Offering of Notably Smart New Coats, Capes and Suits at, Choice, *14.90 Very Unusual for the Price itive formerly Te: in £ been of about $1.000 has to the colored woman, ~Aw Van and Welford or $1. $ New models, French or con- servative lasts, with perforated or plain tips. All sizes. } Boys’ Dressy Tan Shoes, $Z.Z—9A\ Appreciatively, Ao, @ Birthday Specials Smoked Hams Morris “Supreme” Brand s New Spring Fabrics—Correctly Styled Made over dressy th low walking 2 B last, heel, $1.95 | and robber top attached. Children's & Misses’ Patent Leather Strap Slippers, Sizes 6 to 2 Ask for and Be Sure to Get the Genuine WY See Half-page Ad in This Evening’s Times for Full Particulars Your Easter Costume Is Here at a Big Saving! CAPES, COATS & DRESSES THE CAPES are of the wrappy —in_all the newest shades— ¢ trimmed with fancy braids. buttons and { blas folds of contrasting m:terials B Sizes to 44. Specially priced at $14.75. Values to $2! THE COATS are made in sports model —new wide fancy buttons for § trim; sizes to 44 Value to $25.00. T DRESSES are of canton crepe, crepe domaine, spaniel crepe and geor- gette; moire ribbon and fancy ornaments for trimming; sizes to 44. 21t el MOTOR OILS To Insure Perfect * Lubrication WOOD BROTHERS, Inc. Phone Lincoln 7558 SOEEENSENEREREN (TSR styles Eggs Fresh country eggs from nearby Maryland and Virginia farms. Received here daily, candled and repacked in con- venient car tons. Every egg guar- arl anteed. exquisite flavor. Quart Boxes, Doz., 28¢c 8 to 10 Ib. sizes 2 doz. 55¢| Ib. 23¢c 43c Hot Bread and Rolls Especially baked for us and delivered daily hot from the ovens at 4 o'clock. Box Bread, Vienna, French, Whole Wheat, Graham and several varieties of Rolls. Berens’ Rye Bread, in one and one-and-one-half pound loaves with and without the seeds. MARCH 17TH, 1923—OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY , 5 To celebrate the day we are giving away a pound of our Sew the New Way—With a McCall Printed Patern famous 35c Special Czfiee with all purchases over two Palals Royal—Bargain Basement. dollars ($2.00). SN EEEEEEENSESENEEEEEEERRERY S5 B B TS § RUG BARGAINS 1 Orieutal Rug. 18.4x11.6 ft., valued & 0.00; now $527.00. Rog, 17x7 ft., valued at $750.08 Strawberries Fancy, ripe - ] now $277.00. Extra fine qiislity Scrap Rog, will be sofd for cleaning and’ storsge charges. 5 A. H. Bakshian 818 Conn. Ave. fruit, direct This is the na- tionally advertised Ham, noted par- ticularly for its from Florida. /" McCall Printed Pattern 3112 This Printed Pattern Is a ; ‘Teacher Iiself " “So simple a child could use it,” some onc remarked. And no wonder, for any one who can read can sew—ith a Printed Pattern. It’s a teacher guiding you where and how to cut, how to put the garment together and how to finish it to the last stitch—in the right way. . Step by step—printed lines and printed directions teach you how to make up the garment simply, quickly and successfully. o LET YOUR MERCHANDISE TALK THROUGH ONE OF OUR MODERN STORE FRONTS Ask for suggestions Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY Wonderful Styles in These Moderately Priced A beautiful display of spring hats in pokes, bon- “Jnet effects, off-the-face and large drooping models of visca braid, horse hair, and all-over straws. In this assortment are hats for the matron and miss, wreaths, cluster flowers and fruits and tailored effects of ribbons. 2 . 439c Sale to Attract Thrifty Shoppers Saturday! 3 { 50c Men's Balbriggan Underwear. ....3% |soc Infants’ Rubber Bunny Pants. Men’s Pure Sifk Hose..... gc, Misses’ 50c Muslin Drawers Ic B 50c Men's Leather Belts 59c Women’s Union Suits. ... ¥ Women's Sandal Rubbers, pair. Red Border Guest Towels, 6 for .. g 59c Gingham Waist Apron: . ‘Women’s Gauze Vests, 4 for.. 2 59c Polly Prim Aprons...... 59c Embroidered Pillowcases. . 50c Women's Envelopes and Petticoats 59c Yard-wide Tissue Gingbam, White Embroidery Top Camisoles... 50c Featherproof Ticking. To 59c Muslin Brassieres ¥ 39¢| Yard-wide Storm Serge... Girls’ 59c Sateen. Bloomers 39¢|59c Opaque Window Shades. . Easter Hats$ , in every color desired, trimmed with colorful 5 Boys’ Balbriggan Union. Sui 50c Onyx Mercerized Hose.... & Soc Women's Bloomers and Stepeins 39c Yard-wide White Organdy, 2 yards. 59c Gingham Rompers and Creepers. 39c [50c Large Turkish Towels