Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. =8 ' mmJ@_KVENUE¢%FMNTH@ CONFERENGE URGED U. S. Chamber of Commerce Acts After Hearing French Economist Speak. Parker-Bridget Presents NEW YORK, May 11.—Resolutions ‘were adopted at the annual meecting of the Chamber of Commerce of the Men’s Correct Straw Hats ONE MINUTE AuD THAT BY RUNNING INPLICTING TAIRLY JUST AS THE HERO Handmade white bleached Oatmeal straw sailor, 3 o - flat-foot Sennit. One of the bleached wit United States last night AL STATION TO MEET ALL THE WAY YOU 30 SECONDS LATER HEAVY DAMAGE o B - e its RLIG Comiriitie 15i¥ tho ‘ealling (o n Eanerat econoraie YOUR WIFE. FUMB- CAN STAY 30 YOU SPRT HUR- ON THE WAY S e ST o e conference of the nations of the YOU FIND YOU'VE 6T LING FOR YOUR, SECONDS LONGER. RIEDLY FOR THE comfort eweat band, and Iy and becoming in style HAT YOU DECIDE ASLE ) $5.00 For Spring and Summer, 1923 world to adjust peace and economic problems; opposing government oper- ation or ownership of the merchant marine; advocating legislation to govern flight of aircraft and alrways to stimulate commercial aviation; the establishment of a court of tax appeals; government reclamation of waste lands: steps to prevent national loss by adequate flood control and re- iterating its adherence to the open- shop policy. The action was taken after an ad- dress by M. Robert Masson of Paris, director general of the Credit Lyon- ONLY TEN MINUTES $4.00 The very last straws, so to speak, in all the glory of their new shades and shapes. Bleached white sailors for men who have always worn and prefer that style of hat—fancy Fancy bleached white straw nats, ulor, with slightly higher e aris told - crown and medium size brim, Soxted? M. Masson of Taris told the mem N o meciun Blee brim Imported / I bers that the mission of the Franco- Belgian armies in the Ruhr was that of a sherift. “The collection of a debt by means of the sherlff is a well known occur- rence in the commerclal community,” “Anything the 4 scove, to the of the creditor, creditors, and every one of the latter should logically wish him every suc- cess.” ama. Alpine braids for younger men who like to “step out,” and the old comfort ter on your pocketbook. $4.00 JUST STEALING YOU CRASH IND AN CNE MORE LMTLE USHER AND EXIT QUCk LOOK AROUND AT LY , WISHING YOU WHICH MOMENT KNEW HOW THE PIC- TURE ENDED LEAVING THE MOVIES EARLY () wheetersyn e STARTING UPTHE UNTIL YOU LOSE YOUR YOU DECIDE YOU ASLE YOU TRY TO BEARINGS AND GET SIMPY MUST FOR- COMBINE WATCHING ENTANGLED WITH GET ABOUT THE PI~ THE SCREEN WITH PUT- THE AUDIENCE TURE AND WATCH NG ON XOUR, COAT YOUR, STED stand-by Panamas for men who put comfort above everything. Needs New Money. cardinal problem now is at a time when GUVAS WILLIAMS said the financier. “If she does not find that new money it means a continuance of undeserved hardships to her |\n|v\ “I kn *3 to °15 Motor driven, a new machine into which safety razor blades can be in- The gnat fashions its eggs in the You cannot sink cologtal expenditures not Included, as A Fancy braid bleached white against $412,000,000 in 1913. shape of a lifeboat. Al TR pa s Yenite Fancy rough braid flexible ! United States spends $546,000.000, as | them without breaking them to|serted while it is in motion, sharpens servative shape. for men and sailor, with slight curve to s | against $316,000,000 in 1913, The con- | pieces. 250 of them an hour. voung men. This hat carries brim.’ bleached ‘white. This is to be | clusion must be'that imperialism and famous comfort sweat hat has the comfort sweat band, and is priced at that policy aggressiveness can be had at half the itable. price of peacefulness. $3.00 Choose From the M. on said he came to tell| Among signs of returning prosper- o . . ] America what progress his country | ity for Framee, he cited the rapid de- Greatest Variety in Town! was making towanl comp the formula for world aaopted by the Internatio; ber of Commerce at Rom criticisms ving with crease in unemployment: tion of the recent enormous adverse g the restoration of free trading in gov- P . i ernment indebtedness abroad: the A iery surplus yleld of taxes over estimates; T the reduc- pairs of Silk brown: ues. On from 9 am. to The spe- nst France her former allies, he sald, were | the restoration of fre trading in gov- 9 am. to her taxation was inadequate; | ernment consolidated bonds, amd the $1.49 values, inflated; her ex- | remarkably increased ability of the 69c was not stabilized: her bud- | Frenchman to save as indicated by a not balanced and she was:Jump in the value of securities sub- »0 much on armaments. Scribed hy public investors, amount- e ing to 3,000.000,000 francs annually Ay 191 LexiCanlia: before’ the war to 26.000.000.000 last To the contrary. he said, French-| year. HGLCUEGEVENEoE N . spendin “BOX”—SPECIALS IN % men are now n caulvalent| Another speaker at last nights ses- I R I RS FOOTWEAR for SATURDAY pired with a per caplta of $27 In|of the International Chamber of or i Handmade sand - colored Fancy rough braid white Frica. s Commerce and vice president of the sailor in the novel fancy sailor, with high crown and nce was guilty of deflating her | Guaranty Trust Company of New braid straw. with flexible vide brim and brown band to ¥. as the word commonly ! York. His address dealt chiefly with brim and contrasting band, ch. A v swagger style { international business relations. He Price, nably priced at ‘p.um.-d out the value of the court of arbitration for the voluntary settle- ment of international commercial | disputes and sald that since its or- ganization in last September it had had before it thirty-five important with new applications coming One dispute between Hol- $11 to $13.50 Values veral hun $3.00 $5.00 of our us sho nd-toe $77-90| | footwear; for and street wear; all s to 9. all { widths AAA to D. a plan o wi in eleven v prudent e b e early as | i {1and and Great Britain, Involving for these extraordinary values. o Franead paemething - for | £40.000. had been settled in threc e b elen Am- | poirs, he sald. notably American, were re- sponsible, he said. The fluctuation in exchange he attributed to “your peo- rle, who trade their francs between % ing to the impres- d _mostly for The chamber yesterday elected the fol- lowing directors without epposition : First district, William T. Hincks, Bridgeport, Conn. ; second district, Philip H. Gadsden, Philadelphia; third district, 35 palrs of pink blue and old satin bedroom wlip roxe $10 to $12.50 Values For that rea- | John W. Arrington, Greenville, S. C.: Ly e 20 stylen of footwear reduced. »uld not fa t | fourth district, Frank Kell, Wich! sale D 1 aid, he could mot’forecust | fourth dlstrict, Erank | Kell, Wientt L e When You Think of Palm Beach ‘Tupper, Nashville, Tenn.. sixth district, s true that France had | Max W. Babb, Milwaukee: seventh dis. C . Handimade sandzeolarealstiee ced her budget, he said, | trict, T. Henry Foster, Ottumwa, Towi ; Imported Ecuadorfan Tan- Think of P-B Sall0s it tile * souabls faiioy she will spend 23.000.000,000 | €ighth district, Dwight B. Heard, I’hoe: ama, in the sunk crown tele- B i faeEL ey francs, on a revenue of 1 000,000, | niX. Arlz.; ninth district, Everett G. Jeone AN ooty & ouns . . . match and with the comfort icels excuse, he sald, was “the|Griggs 3;‘”’,“”‘ e G CE el usshapos. That’s the way to get just what you want in - sweat band. I'rice, balance represents the vic development. Charles W. Lons- 3 s i ‘e have to pay on recon. | dale, Kansas City, Mo, $5.75 t0 $10.00 a Palm Beach Suit. All sizes from 34 to 50, all B) $5.00 acis nd \Which' should | | Domestic * distfibution. A. Lincoln $9.50 to $12.50 Mg ! 5.75 to & colors, and all at the one even price b paid by some on else,” | Filene, Boston. Ay sued meaning German Fabricated production, A. J. Brosseau, Samples e ity New York eity. et ot some 1 ATy apenach: Finance department, Lewis E. Plerson, sizes from 1 to 4. A As for armaments, he said: “Our | New York city. Tot of styles total military expenditure, war, navy am. and 12. S1.49 Foreign commerce, Paul Shoup, San Francisco, Insurance, Harry A. Smith, Hartford, countries | Conn. and co It is 8 this comp was $361,000,000 in 1913, 000,000 for 1923 How does with other Saturday’s Specials ° . Which are universally—and deserved- | ~ Natural resources production, Milton ? ly—credited with peaceful disposi- | E. Marouse, Richmond, Va. n en S urnls ln S t Transportatfon and communication, Britain sp $870.000.00 L. Humphrey, Pittsburgh. 24 palrs of We are listing a few of the timely values that are on sale tomorrow in the Men’s Furnishing Department. It will pay you to come in early. Odds and Endw fn Women's Black Pumps: || broken sizes, 3 ! | to8,A width. On o between 9 . and 12 only. $1.00 1304 F St. N.W. ADJOINING PALACE THEATER Special Reductions in Saturday’s Specials for Sonny! Mixtures and Blue Serge Suits s 1 With 2 Pairs of Trousers Handsomely tailored suits of sturdy tweeds, and fine blue serges. These are dandy suits, not alone at Table Lamps and Shades Pennsylvania Avenue at Eighth Street Southeast | oseph Goldenber Cash FURNITURE House this price—but at any price. The styles are the very smartest and the patterns unusually good-looking. . o Select one for Sonny tomorrow. Reductions on a variety of Table Lamps and Shades for Bargains in Boys’ Furnishings i clearance. Below. are listed a b : 3 3 few of the special values: Pag Cash and Suve the Difference i White Oxford Shll'tS Summer Pajamas, Special................___. $1.25 - 3 Madras Blouses, Special............_.....___.... .69 i An $8.75 A $37.50 OPEN SATURDAY EVENING | $]_£ NoinegokiUsion Suits, Special............_.. .69 | 5 Tgle);ic;m:;p T;b,:e I:l,np Plain or Button-down Collar Golf Caps, Special................._.._. SN .95 educe: 0 This basket-weave oxford shirt is considered i the leadmg shirt value of the town. At its price 33% to 50% Off for $5 $25 « = J i there is naught to compare with the quality of the ey £or: St it CaSh_And 7 here S fabriciandicigualitylotthe hrishy Solid School or Table Lamp Table Lamp i : $ SHOES i ion.” Reduced to Reduced to R I’Wl ’ I t d G lf H Foundation 2JOES Vacation. $6.50 $25 a neason y. , mported Golf Hose 5 SN'T it perfectly reasonable to suppose that, with a We believe that more Washington boys wear 221-t sis'ssl,gd 6 20-'A:350had I location considerably removed from the expensive $ 15 Teck Jr. Shoes than any other make. The reasons are ZIBG L Ane . business district, selling for cash only, with no bad » i A AppStens: i Reduced to Reduced to debts, no collection system, no elaborate bookkeeping— Pure wool hose, made in England, in various (1) Their exceptional quality. (2) The vast variety of their styles. (3) Their lasts protect a youngster's foot and assure normal growth. And they're reasonably priced —only $4. shades of tan, with colored embroidered tops. $19.50 An $18 20-inch Shade Reduced to $10 18. isn’t it perfectly plain how and why we save you 33 to . PHESS 50 per cent? Think that over. An $18.50 22-inch Shade Reduced to $12 Men who like a light-weight golf hose will approve of these. Help the Kiddies! Tuy a couple of tickets for the Something New! British Prints Washington vs. Iloston base ball - - game for June 28th. Procceds go Lamp Salon A e o £ the Chidreos Tioupital. Tickets Second ) terns, and guaranteed Qs ) sale in The Boys' £ absolutely not to fade The Avenue at Ninth DULIN&MARTIN o L Uge1n17 F Street and 1214 to 1219 G Street, Hours—8:45 to 5:30 MKNOWN STORE Nanvava o o - 25 per cent ADDITIONAL Discount off the Entire Line of Famous Heywood-Wakefield Regd Suites and Odd Pieces