Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 32

ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . .FRIDAY, APRIL .13, .1923. ESREIRIE ™ —By BUD FISHER. MUTT, MY BRevHe® HERG: I FGEL SORRY ; A CAT WiTH CHERRY [Anat cat's For PINKUS HAS A cAT FoR Pivkus! I'LL - ColoRED FUR wiLL AINT CHERRY WHOSE FUR 1S THE TAKG THe cAT OFF BIEE fa8 A CORTUNC. CoLoreD — 1< BuT cooR OF A CHERRY, HIS HANDS: You ASch BECAK SN A ! DIDNT You AND BEING BROkE 'BRING (T Here! 3 SIDE - How 1T wiLL cver HeAR - 2 HE WANTS T SetL PACK THEA 1N el 720-22~24 -”h. St.. N.W. \T For oneE Buck! Tme ¢ b cucrres? | Sensational Selltng of Women’s_Silk Capes and Dresses 0 ‘ | Washington women u.n\{ 3 g ! g [ storm the doors tomorrow to take advantage of this re- all classes of lubor. The bullding|the emplovment situation in March, | centers of the country the tollowing | QEEQS RUSSIAN SOVlET*"fQ completeness of the organization f mz{lfizblc Saturday sale, s the department sald, was the increas- o . of soviet enthusiasts in this country it E CAPES —Choice of trades experienced the greatest boom. | (0% urd widespread demand for com- | Nr-four clties were found te have ’ or of the ‘multitude of " insidious | Y B b b, Made While the survey did not go Into | petent farm labor resulting from the |decreased unemployment over the metheds employed by them to secure A A : : conditions in Washington, which is|resumption of agricultural activities. | previous month: San Franeisco, Day- BlG MENACE To u s funds and sympathy under false pre- A of lustrous quality faille silk was shown that unemployment in Vir- | aications the ~shortage may reach |{OWn. Pa.: Bayonne, N. J.; Toledo. ST B 10" spread the knowledgo of i ! $t31cs. in sizes for young irls ginia has decreased somewhat during | serlous proportions, particularly in|Indianapolis, St. Louls, Syracuse,|Head of American Defense Society |such organization and warning to ¢ yies, izes for young girls the past month. Increased employ- |the far west. Youngstown, Ohio; Manchester, N. H.; be constantly on the lookout for and women and fmade with ment was noted particularly in tex-| Spring thaws and the breaking uplc i . “|rropaganda that we have organized X rolled collars and fringe trim- e TTE i soblines wonlauhare o e e et the resump- i ncinostl, Trenton, "Detroit, Hridge- Warns Against the Many Va- | [ToMgain, o0y, It the . people ’ icAb A oS 8 | Shown i1 ‘Increascd cmplovment but | ton of road. building, with the em- |Port, Conn.; Patterson, N. J.; Lowell, : eti ; generally will be on guard against Department Survey ShOWS\""" the fact that production is ham- | ployment of nearly all the common |Mass.; Baltimore, Buffalo, Yonkers, rieties of Propaganda. Such impoStors within a period of b % THE DRESSES—Made of pered by the , inability to hsevurelum.r avallable, A shortage of this|N y: Cleveland, Springfield, Mass.: five years our country 'houl'd be able Paisley Zli‘d 3”‘()'1"\5 Sllkhcffpe . enough railroad cars. 'Elsewhere in|class of labor for some states as the S . on : ToC teo ltmelf compictely from any . i aey beautitoll steaightlie Prospect for Steadily Bet- |the south conditions were improved | Sprin advances hwa predicted. Waterbury, Conn; Philadelphia, Mil- | .rne Russian soviet is & real men- | Bower or influence that the.goviets styles, with side panels and “In certain districts,” the depart- o or March ke Los An- = ay attempt to excrcise.” 5 e L T L e e e geles, 2 " Maee Broekton, | ace to the United States and unless| ™3 *‘Whitney, who is & Harvard self strappings and buckle and ter Labor Situation. ing trades men available are fully|ing ¥ ed | z : the American people are warned |graduate, and has been for many ) button trimmings. A glorious |employed on huge operations, with | prod 6; . nm ‘'New York, Albany, Schenectady, against the many varietles of soviet|years engaged I newspaper corre- lot of spring colorings and every prospect of thelr belng enlarg- | 49: iron and steel and their products, | Minneapolis, New = Orleans, = Chatta-| apondence, has been conducting ex- | ed, and shortages of these tradesmen |31 liquor and beverages, 3. nooga, Atlanta, New Haven, Kansas |propaganda that are being practiced | (oot cestigations recently to ex- :":flh patkernls to select from. Survey of the industrial pn\p]o\-\lfih'l'fl(l exlhst in some citles. The out- hicles for land transportatiol Cit. fo. . hJ t;gmf‘rim jfl::ey '(Plf!l)h‘among closely organized viets In! pose these soviet plans. He has be;n b sizes in lot. ment situation during March, made | 100K for the iron and steel industry |lumber and its manufacture, 28:)G0 00" Rapids, B 2 e this country, the United States is in|in Russia and there studled the Wonderf l P h is exceptionally bright, and in some metal and metal products other than |Grand oston. Sloux City 2 . | communistic movement from every onderru. urchase an ale public today by the Labor nepan-‘(,f the larger centers’ shortages of | iron and steel, 1.9: miscellaneous in- | (0Wa s, Ohio; Lawrence, Ma: anger of being embrofled in a ver- | SUGN! ment, indicates a “healthy and robust | certain classes of this labor are re-|dustries, 1:8; textiles and their prod Chicago, Louiswville, Niagara Falls|itable civil war,” sald R. M. Whitney.| The next board meeting of the [J c cre: ] | : and Rochester. Club, the first of the club' condition,” marked by the prospect|PUrted. Wwith an increasing demand fucts, 14: rallroad repair shops. L | head of the American Defense Soclety, | Zonta Club, st _of the club's Jien L I : ollowing is a list of eleven cities 2 tence, Wi 1 S e e P e i e R P TR products, o ollowing fs a llst of eleven clties | '\ orqay afternoon, when addressing | 32cond vear of existence, will pe held hicles for land transportation, by and leather and its finished products Monday night. ment in every section of the country D el orcdns In tRels ontout dube| 0108, wiills & small decline lmetho| crease ini unsmployment for_March |the members of the Zonta Club of busi- H hat of Februa! Denver t. e . Expansion of nearly all industries In& March, materially decreased the!number of those employed in paper ‘]’,‘:ufl - nsbe. Bibooaid: “tm ss and professional women at its| Tciceical i al- er ¢ s vho were 2 phis. > omen in clerical occupations a WHIERE featiivedHobrunry: fonntinus | TSI SOt nesemechanica R0 ers fian DL e aagent | Enint afonewaric s W"J% | weekly luncheon in the City Club. | most trebled in the decade between last month with increased demand for | One of the outstanding features of | In a survey of sixty-five industrial |Camden, ¥all River and "efif“"b' “Few Americans have any idea of 1910 and 1920. \ 5 5 SO I, mmflu&mm"mmflm'zwr TR T " Kayser Long $2 Glove Silk . Worth to $22.50 o | 1] . Stout women requiring dresses Silk Gloves Hose 1] in to 54 R Rave big money by 5 {§ getting in on this sale. Made of 169 X the popular Trico-Sham, Crepe sl 50 . o e ‘Jand cloth, in all the wanted i - colors, and in becoming long An a Esinex Mripess i§ straightline styles that fit well et coloced tops, per- i over the hips and give a youthful ) 216 To 1324 7T ST.. N.W. || sxturoay Cash FURNITURE House | niioay (| |k Geiinee s e M -y Get Quality, Style and Service in These Spring Clothes! EVENING Pay Cfis}\afldsm’e the D'ffe"ence EVENING []i " White, Pink, Blue ¢ &Y M . S e || “Pay Cash and Save the Difference” || el S Men S oungivien s uts|: 4 el iy Fanfonel $j ! 8 Girls’ Organdy Dresses and new “Fluffy Ruffled” > i or 4 M\ styles, as well as the popu- WE'RE ready to prove that it has a genuine dollars - and - cents meaning f e e o you—and if you really knew how big the “difference” is you'd join the better- Evendertulilot of Diesses! way buyers without any persuasion. All we ask is that yim come here—20 minutes \ from the center of Washington—and let us show you, make your own comparisons, = and we are perfectly willing to leave the matter to you. WE WOULD NOT BUY i Closing Ollt EXPENSIVE NEWSPAPER SPACE TO INVITE YOU HERE IF WE HAD 7! ANY DOUBT ABOUT YOUR VERDICT AFTER SEEING THE GOODS. lr s Practice economy |y g:.;e:’;. Refl’igerators s R Coats and Capes and be thrifty by That Sold to $15.00 , I FOR SATURDAY ONLY we are making these wholly re- Your tri i buying one of these |§ markable reductions on the famous Gibson Refrigerators. iR otany é’:;::,'g'%%;"fi:;: special value suits e T s 2 LS z » : : ot are stylish overplaids at $17.50. There is |3 ; o and plain tan, browns and @ style and quality, | & - plucs Toxery ponlar syl 3 7 P : , : ish model is in-fot in sport The Dresses ¢ of y : and you will find a |§ o f ; 4 or dress styles for girls 4 Canton i . to 14 y crepe, tub silks, crepe knit, good assortment of |§ ; bl : e i alltyme crepe, tricotine, serge I A patterns, colors, : : $l 00 G' l 4 P D and poiret twill. The colors \ : fabrics and stvles in 2 i 2 . lr s anty resses are green, gray, tan, rose, | e s e n 5 Lawn Bench, exactly as illus- ¥ £7% 240 dresses of good quality fast col ingh i brown, navy and black. this lot. It’s your |§ tzared_t fgnsen- mirdweon. | S i N [ pretiy Pinc" Blu aRd Tah checks: 07 EREREMS 18 ‘: : 2 o Nicely made with taped scalloped bottoms, and dou- chance to share in mtcucting An niestractibicinench. Y 3 . i {l ble stitohed seams. 2 to 7 sizes. i The Coatsre in sport (NN " this value-giving |§ IE deniih, 8165 L ; E ‘. - S tan and deer, merted or LARIUGIRE sile of suits. No . i FoR Special Sellmg overplait at back, belted and B charge for altera- e T ? tions. sizes 20044 ||| WTT =T "Wl | d Women’s Ribbed Union Suits he s & Three - door Refrigerators, he Capes "¢ o( velour, tweed and silks, t s\ ! ; ¥ ) T PES iiics are in black only. Fringe and . . Wil white enamel foodicham Pure White, Fine Gauge, Ribbed Union bias folds for trim. The velour and tweeds come Top-leers; 3 sizes : Suits for women, made with lace-trimmed, Sizes to 42. in tan, blue, deer and.brown. Full length and full enamel food chamber- 45 1ba, ice capacity. . knee-length drawers, crochet edged armholes 30 1bx, & 1t 2! sweep. Sizes to 44, Values to $19.95 erge ults % hin e e '| €5 1ba. 1ce capacity and neck, and finished with drawing string. 3 " z ; | 85 1bs. fce capacity.. 11 sizes. 2Pan P gl B i snois| On Furniture Suites i b | Consteoamd igches imith arewor Tr $5.75 Saving You Hundreds of Dollars g short vabiex % At Cash | By Brassieres ROCkeTS Underprices = ois : i fen, ome "with luce and Elastic Corset Girdles stitched ruffes, others with fine tucks color Coutil ind ribhon. . N 5 - on sides and $5.98 Silk Crepe de Chine Coats e fntabed wit c 2 i i J i Pink, biue and white e mpartees AL 2 ! { g dy pure silk, crepe coats for ~ Showrobm samples and reduc- : L i / s bables. 3ade with hand- . Reducing Corsets X tions of regular $5 models from { : i1 smocked fronts or beauti- == | _strongly built Carsets “ our own stock. Really beautiful = fully embroidered effects; ut women requir- liats'at o Worthwiile saving “ Vol i i with or without yokes ing extra strengin Corsets. 85 ) 3 — | 4 ' w ominal re Boys' Guaranteed All-wool = y i it e L cont y | 3 ducing strap and silk o Blue Serge Suits at a special p L ¥ ¢ ¢ broldered yokes. 25 to price. New model coats, lined . 36 sizes. By Request-—MEN'S OXFORD SALE! | with ‘aipaca and two pairs of Imcdlgants to each suit. Sizes $°2.95 o == A Wonderful Saturday Sale of 1,000 o Maploren . . N - - Rocker, wide arms, So remarkable are Palrs Sturdy Weanng Pé‘;ghlngc;:‘r Ma.gulxe- d"“ble'hwo;"e“ cane these "genulne Good- ble-woven can seat: 5 ay oras an brics 22% $3.95 | Bench i miken. 8750| . \Whether it is a Bedroom Suite, 2 Sandals : : —— Dining. Room Siite or a Living Qutsize Lisle Hose.. Room Suite—you have our guaran- ] $1.00 Bonnets 's Rib Hose, 3 : : . e . i &G o &:fink Union Sults.».- : tee that we will save you hundreds anthtime Tathy boneter p ; Kayser’s Gauze Vests 3 e I Wi g s e e c 2 e o $4.50, Vaticuide Storm Serie : il of dollars if you pay cash. -That’s Tiibon b smbroldery L NG el S = N i ‘ because we'do not. add the big. in- Baby Sacques BRASSIERES e Tiome o Imfariad Glogien. stallment store expenses to our ||| oo e e e p e prices; Reasonable, isn’t it? SUP- Towered " materiais c Tegularly for ‘Zoo c A‘r - and 35c. Al sizes. 25c Fancy Top Socks, Z pairs. To 25¢ \%llte Goods, 3 yards. Red Star Birde: e. ”-Indl. 3 yards... % / . . POSE YOU MAKE US PRO\’E 1 silk u.lhrul- Sprine Breas Gin | : : Tt , TR THAT! FAMOUS Buy S S i 3 D i Several el o v ive ol Thiy EXLL itch B d Sllk H Red Border. Toweling, . 4 3 > $olid Hard Maple c-.bln'et, lollduca:{(’ - ¥ ki e lr ose 3 59c Embroidered Pill . .39 R 2 Rocker, with double- | construction, ~white 'HE Heywood - Wakefield Reed and Quaranteed Hair Nets, dozen. 2 : MAYIN cine seatimnd § snamief intetior, A T The Gucrlmteed Hose . 5 | : e 2 ck, wide Fibre Furniture on ‘Women love to wear this famous brand Women’s White Petticoats. % ; b ol Dest porcelain siia-| | oo M:nl- lml y—all of hamery. Its exquisite silky texture, tha White or Pink Envelape Chemise. . i The oxfords are dark mahogany leather. wWith hal ing table. u"""“ P‘"l price beautiful colorings, whigh match all shoes wide extension soles, with footform lhwed (l Completely I'I‘“l(lll!lel‘ and its unmatchable service Flowered Crepe Bloomers. The exndals aro sitner Iight or dar. ahades. B ; .. 95| Cabed T to discriminating — women. * pin ,:_ni“ ins ... 9¢ | in both oxfords and sandals. b to 2. gox : 2 e e Amnl "for SAtUrday....suenr.nn.