Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDXY, 'APRIL 16, 1923. GEOPRYSICAL UNION WILL HOLD MEETING l"lan to Discuss Shape and|, Structure of the World. 1 meeting of the American al Union will be held, be- ginning tomorrow, at the Carnegie Institution, 16th and P streets north- west, sessons to continue through Thursday. The object is to promote study of the figure and physics of the | ' '— , N. RT. REV. G. M. WILLIAMS | ams sag vorn 1n wore yiamittor, in’ charge of the American Episcopal OF U. S. DIES IN PARIS | Chuirches in Europe for seven years. | He was ordained a deacon in 1880 = | and a priest in 1882, He was assistant Bishop of Marquette, [at .St. John's Church, Detroit, from 1 | 1880 to 1882: and s rector of the Mich., Diocese Preached His Last |Church of the Messiah in Detroit from | 1882 to 1884 and. of St. Georges, De- Sermon Palm Sunday. t Trom 1884 to 1889, Later he | became dean of the cathedral in Mil- | waukee and in 1891 was made arch- Rev. Gershom | deacon of the diocese of northern r Bishop of Mar- | Michigan. quette, Mich., died at midnight Sat- | In 1896 he w urday ‘in_the American Hospital here. | of Marquette, M He had been ill two weeks. DE1d anil 1916, Bishop Williams on Palm ! reached what he then anno = - L sermon wnd confirmed & larg | U. s. ENVOY ON VACATION. ass. At his bedside when lI(»lI!hl 3 LIN, April 16.—Alanson B. me were Mrs, Williums, who is a | g aliBHoN .0 N erican ambassador, iddle, and her |j,¢¢ yesterday for a, brief holiday at o ¢ | Baden-Baden. He was accompanied stican Chire held Jrom the | py his family American Church of the Holy Trinity, | which v —_————————— month = a The old and oft-repeated claim of the Ar scopi s i ience that married women dle Elirons faster than married men is totally proved by the 1921 census tables Former By the Associated Press. ronsecrated Bishop ., a post which he - Woohward 10th, 11th, F and G Streets & ath Tomotrow at 11 AM. Talk on Interior Decoration “Window Treatments” v By_Miss Celestine B. Hodges Stadio Room, adjoining Drapery Bectlon, Fifth oor. = Tomorrow--- Important Sale Women’s Spring Suits Women's Coats and Capes %49.50 As an authoritative showing of new Spring fash- ions, this collection of new coats and capes is in- teresting; as an opportunity for advantageously purchasing your coat or cape for Spring, it is dou- bly interesting. carth, Sne Besides general meetings, there will Riiatoy , includi selsmol sham Mott I for London. SEE What Your Eyes NEED Dr. Berman Guarantees to Relieve Your Eye Troubles and ‘SAVE Your Money on GLASSES - Don’t suffer from strained eyes and head- aches. Have Dr. Berman examine your eyes and tell you EXACTLY what is wrong. Years of training and experience have fitted him to cor- rectly diagnose your trouble. During this special sale you can get— be seven section meetin the sections on geod meteorology, and _electric canology end $29.50 and %39.50. Twills, Velour Checks, Tweeds in Spring’s Favored New Models of the union on morning. the first vill be held at 9:45 embly room at the Carn Dr. Vernon Kellog. memb tomor The “wearing” season for suits has just begun. And here is a sale so well timed and so remarkable in its value-giving that every woman has opportunity to save substantially. Emphasis is laid especially on the quality of fabrics, fineness of workmanship and variety of smart mod- els, including— : You have practically unlimited choice of the “The Or- i z 3 7, B Work OF e Tntcrms smartest new things in Spring Wraps. h and Dr. i an of ll\‘(' nion, will on and Aims ophysic Organ Coats—strictly tailored of fine twills—wrappy models, side-tie styles, of deep pile fabrics in fashionable Spring shades; sports coats—dis- tinctive and swagger—including Scotch fleeces. shadow plaids, and a new genuine imported camelshair coat in the fashionable side-tie style. Following addresses fry epre- sentatives of each of the sections in the afternoon, a dinner. be held at 7:30 p.m. at the L: ette Hotel, 5th and 1 stre | to be made by H. n C. Mcrriam and 1 Remarks on int Blouse-coat suits, Box-coat suits, Sash-tie suits, Straight tailleurs & vey and Prof. Marvin of the weather bureau To Discuss Volcanoes. stry @nd volca- d at the morn- | ¢ in the found- | rology will be taken up at the meeting in the as- tembly room. In the afternoen se! mology will be discussed in the fo mer meeting place and terrestr magnetism and electricity in_the ter. At morning meetings Thur the section of ocreanography meet in the founders' room and odesy In the assembly room, er Capes—of silk crepes—of twills—with or with- out fur collars ; also capes of rich, soft-pile fabrics —in smart shades. Women's Coat and Cape Section, Third floor A variety that will meet the tastes of many different women—at prices they wish to pay. Women's Sult Section, Third floor. Waste no time— come in today and let this well known eye- sight specialist exam- ine *your eves. Take immediate advantage of the SPECIAL RE- DUCED PRI A Special Selling Printed Silk Crepe Frocks Exceptional $ I 5 Values, 14 attractive styles— That will lend unlimited smartness to a multitude of summertime affairs—in town, or country—at home, or on vacation; and the price is really excep- tional. afternoon will conclude the ses- 9 CHILDREN BURNED | TO DEATH IN SCHOOL | Caught by Flames as Japanese‘ Mission House Is Destroyed. Special lowest prices for prescriptions and bifocal lenses made to order. Oculists’ prescriptions filled at HALF PRICE. Japanese children ranging in age from five to seventeen years were burned to death in a fire which de- erroved a Japanese mission school early today. There were twenty-four 5 children in the building, but most of Examination Free them escaped before the flames were D e i n:n;!pr wa. e vour ey REE and fit them Six bodies were found in a_room CORRECTLY. This special :?’\‘l'llr!"\’\':‘l'\"l‘fl?g‘l‘;z‘}: e $2 price is for the glasses— the examination is free. FISCHER’S ¢ s, almost | completely enveloped the Street Jewelers and Opticians building, which stood at 418 O street, | before the firemen arrived. The kiructure was three stories high, and | S r burned like tinder. i Earrings. Necklaces, Amu- lets—all show the Egyptian influence in bizarre design and vivid coloring. s Russian women of title, formerly w_impoverished by ar, are earning a livelihood in | J.ondon by acting as mannequins. | The sketches show several artistic pieces Five Smart Styles Sketched Picture dainty green and white print combined with white crepe de chine—blue ribbon trim- mings on a navy and gray print—vermillion and gray in a charming frock with a vest—smart combination of white and black, with net vest and black ribbon bindings—others equally attractive introduce clever new trimming touches and colorful combinations in design. Women's res Section, Third floor. —Earrings, $2 and $; Amulets, $4. Long Neck- laces, $8.50. Jewelry Sectlon, First fioor. Imported Leather Desk Sets —= " Forty-five dollars is a good price to pay for a suit because you obtain such a good suit for the price, a price that is as low as is con- sistent with the fine quality of the fabrics and the high skill of the tailoring. BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE e 4,000 yards Imported St. Gall Dotted Swiss leather with gold decoration - Exlraordinaril_y 78 d includes six pieces. $25. g Low Priced, Other desk sets, $28, $32. Wonderful variety of color combinations, both light and dark. including the popular navy and - Book Ends, in antique gold, bronze, mahogany. $2.50 to ! white, and black and white. p Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second floor. » Hand-tailored suits at $45—surely a man should be a hand-tailored man rather than a ready-made man when the cost is so reasonable. Single and double breasted; 2 and 3 but- ton models; Norfolks and sports suits in cassimeres, worsteds, serges, tweeds and cheviots. Colors are gray, ian, blue and other dark colors in plaids, stripes, solid colors and mixtures. All sizes. Men’s Clothes Section, Second floor. Patent Leather Oxfords, 9 The highest type of plain-toe patent leather low shoes for full dress and semi-dress. The uppers of selected patent colt; leather counter, belting leather inner and outer soles and solid leather heels. Good-looking and long-wear- ing. Men's Shoe Section, Second floor. $12.50 pair. Stationery Section, First floor. Attractive New Hats, $10 Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Embroideries— all lend origindlity in trimming Values in Footwear, $7.50 Another Chance for Wise Economy These pumps and oxfords embody the fine workmanship and good taste that character- ize all footwear made for Woodward & Loth- rop, and the values are exceptional. X The wide variety of attractive styles includes: Patent Colonial Pumps— Patent, with fancy instep strap— Patent with gray suede— Patent Two Strap Pumps— Black Calf Strap Pumps— Black Calfskin Oxfords— Tan Calfskin Oxfords— Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. P Tomorrow-- Pure Siik Hose, 50c—With lisle dou- ble heels and toes. Polka Dot Ties, $1—Genuine Eagle Crepe in navy blue; four-in-hands and batwings. Sport Shirts, $2—With turned-down collar attached, elbow sleeves; white only. Sterling Silver Cuff Links, $1—With enameled designs in a large assort- ment of colors. : L d- Earl & Wilson, Soft Collars, 15¢ each; diogsniat .mOde.ls. alteaclie $1.50 doz.—More than a dozen differ- red straw with brilliant flowers; ent styles—low and medium turn- : “4 e . down shapes with pointed ends. All ‘ brown bead straw with em- sizes. / = broidery. » Men's Furnishings Section, First floor.- Moderately Priced Millinery- Section, - Third floor. The Variety is Large Colorful flowers banked on the brim or against the crown of a bright red cloche shape in straw—wide-brimmed bead straws with gay-colored em- broideries banding the crown—hair- like straws with soft ostrich feathers —embyoidered taffetas—and smart sports hats—these make up a collec- tion of altogether attractive and be- coming hats—at a very nominal price.