Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 25

ENTIRE TOWN SOLD; ITALY AND BRITA * NEARER ALLANCE Significance Seen in Visit ot : British Royal Pair to Southern Ally. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally News. Copyright, 1928. ROME, May 21.—King George of ‘England collects stamps; King Victor Emmanuel of Italy collects coins. ‘What nore natural than that they should wish to discuss’geography and territorial exchanges! Rome is wondering what these ex- changes could be. Before the war kings were used by their respective governments on several occasions to| prepare the way fos territorial agree- ments. Ttaly wants Jubaland, in East Af . and will get it. There remains only the question of fixing the fron- tiers in such a way as not to disturb the migratory tribes from finding v to the accustomed watering places o wants recognition of her right to the Cenaculum in Jerusalem, which the ot olic world. Vatican Visit Flayed. The visit of ng George to the an much indignation thodist campaign here Catholic apers, however, de- clare the visit shows that the world 2 nged. and that the » behind the mo espec for her national pride. s feel the old friendship and| gratitude for Great Britain. Tem- peramentally they run better with| o British than with the French.! eptics declare that the British | val visit w rdue, and point out that at the conference Llovd | George was enthuslastic over Anglo- ' Italian friendship at lupchtime, but| forgetful of it in council. Speeches Significant. The speeches of the British and| Italian vereigns carefully edited by t oreign offices, and the Pope's congratulations to King George on his service in behalf | “0f peace and reconciliation point to- ward a concerted move for European | e. Italians feel that the French | rying to close the roads to their | pansion in the near east! Great RBritain might help. But for_Italian aid Italians expect & pri Mussolini's newspaper organ Popola a'T 1 savs: = itain being the creative h creditor of both the conquerors and ||| conquered, po fecting a sett ses means for ef- er that the cannot be of the alli rman debt | he revision ey G. Kel T MacRead viators wh. 1 T recently brought | the conti- San Diego in twenty-seven hours without a stop, have completed plans to start their | return fiight Thursday. They will go east in easy stages, with Washington as their destinatio 2770 % ¥ind River - Teton Mountain - Jackson Jole country now open *to Yellowstone tourists This year you may see Yellowstone via the New Lander Gateway—an sutomobile route, traversing 150 miles of the lastprimitive Western domain— ~ "West surrenders M through the picturesque Shoshone reser- vation— which had been | consider | || PRICE IS $1,700,000 451 Buildings Were Erected by| Government at Cost of $3,000,000 During World War. GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J., May 22. —The 451 buildings in the village of Brooklawn, near here, brought $1,700,000 at public sale yesterday. The village cost the government a little more than $3,000,000 when con- structed during the war. Only a few of the tenants pur- chased their houses, claiming they were not able to meet the bids of real estatc dealers and others. No house went for less than $2,500, and some sold s high as $6,400. LONGSHOREMEN’S EDICT. Will Ask Removal of Boston Freight Rate Preferential, ' BOSTON, May 22 —International Vice President Willlam H. Dempsey of the International Longshoremen's Association was instructed by the na- tional convention of that body last night to appear hefore the Interstate Commerce Commission at Washing- ton and demand the removal of the freight rate preferential now in force against the port of Boston. The con. vention then adjourned. The only cap with flap attached. American Dairy Supply Co., Washington. D. C. [Dandruff Soon Destroys the Hair If you wa nlenty of ‘thick. | beautiful, glossy, ¢ hair. do y all mean t rid of dandruff. | for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don | It doesn’t do much good to try ||! to brush or wash it t. The only dandruff By morning. most, if not all, of | your dandru will be gone, and two or threo re applications | \\I‘l\lI u‘rimnh\lel dissolve and en- rely de: every pingle sign | nd trace of it. = . H You will find, toc, that all jtch- | ng and digeing of the scalp will top, and vour hair will look and | “eel @ hundred times better. You | get arvon at anyv drug store. | ur ounces is all vou will need. | no matter how much dandruff you ||| | have. This simple remedy never Advert THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 22, Red, Yellow, Green Ribbons—in the Shrine Colors —From the narrowest baby ribbon to the very wid d in one solid color or in tri-colors—red, yellow and green. ——Prices rapge, a yard, from— 19¢ to 59¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Telephone Main 7200 g e 1923. S.'KANN Sons Co “THE BUSY CORNER” s Just in by Expreu.—More and Newer Styles—Lovely Gray Ground Imported 2" Heather Homespuns —A summer fabric that not only carries with it an undeniable air of distinction, particularly when made up in some of the prevailing stun- ning sport styles, but is eminently practical as well. The gray ground does not soil easily, nor does the soft texture rumple readily. —These- are all French Homespuns. Some are plain heather grays, others have the gray ground with over-plaids or checks of white or color, still others in small close checks which largely cover the gray, some are in novelty striped designs. —In the assortment also are some Filet Eponges in attractive plain col- ors, and a few paisley designs. g —These are qualities and designs which we have been $ selling right along at $1.50 and $2.00 a yard. In this sp- cial pufchase sale, a yard Kann’s—Street Floor. Lightweight Undersear For the Warmer Days —Women's Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, band finish; tight knees; also bodice styles with tapes over 75 shoulders, tight knees. Regular sizes, each C Extra sizes, each, 95¢ —Women's “Eiffel Maid” Athletic Union Suits, bodice model; ribbon shoulder straps: made of sheer voiles, dimities and batiste, in striped, checked and plain styles. In_white, pink, orchid and honeydew. Sizes 36 to 46. Each... $l.00 Kann's—Street Floor. Women’s Full-F ashiongd Thread Silk Hose ' The Kind That Will Give Good Service —Women'’s Thread Silk }l:losle. full fashioned; lisle tops and soles; high-spliced, reinforced heels and toes; assorted pat- $ 2.59 terns in lace clocks. A pair —Women's Thread Silk Hose, full fachioned; mercerized lisle tops and soles, high-spliced hecls. In white, with fancy black embroidered clocks. A pair $3.00 Kann's—Street Floor. Shantung Frocks Revive Their Popularity of Last Season —The great vogue for frocks of this excellent wearing material sprang up last season, and already this year it bids fair to be as great or greater than last *year. —The new styles and slip-on dresses. include straight line models, coat styles, also pleated panel effects, —Touches of hand embroidery, many bright colored trimmings of silk or buttons con- trast very charmingly with the natural pongee shade of the dress. Other points of em- bellishment are the fine tucks, the novel pockets, the long flowing tie belts, and silk mono- —Sizes range in misses’ dresses from 16 to 20 years, L Time to Be Thinking of = SUMMER DRESSES —— 2 S Ve -~ At $5.95 Y. SS= N W tiste, and Normandy voile. SN D P N and pipings of contrasting color. N sizes. —Colors are orange, rose, green, blue, red, orchid, T'he sizes are for both misses and black and white. women. Thl;lo‘.:i“k Kann's—Second Floor. Thousands of Yards DRAPERY FABRICS For Sunmer Use Full Bolts Selected From Our Regular Lines : Reduced in Price for a Record Sale—4 big lots— almost every color imagine able—light, medium or dark. Lot 1 consists of —Already we have a splendid showing of inexpen- Y —It has the sive, but exceptionally pretty summer frocks. F —The materials are ratines, ginghams, printed ba- § it/ 4 Kan skirting the Wind River, e buffeting mountain torrent of singuler besuty— stopping cvernightat Brooks Lake, world- famous for fishing— over Two-Gwo-Tee Pass (Continental Divide), & most exalting mountsin pano- rama— abreast the Grand Tetons, most majestio range of the Rockies— nding the second night in the Jackson ole country, world’s greatest big-game retreat— forming altogether a trip of scenic magnificence, such as the world trav- eler has never seen. Made comfortably, in modern motor stages from Lander, Wyo. Costs a few dollars more, but immensely worth it. Side trips to Indian villages, “Wild ‘West” ranches and surrounding coun- try at small cost. 1 Ask for free illustrated booklet * M. Davis, General Agent 314 Pennsylvania Bldg. 15th and Chestnut Sts. - Philadelphia, Pa. over 2,500 yards aldne. —Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, 75c grade. —Figured Drapery Silks, 95c de. s ‘—r;"k Madras, $145 grade. For 35¢ to 45c Values —Secrims, Voiles, Marqui- settes, Drapery Nets, Madras, Cretonnes, etc. Kann's—Third Floor, —45-inch Sunfast Drapery Silk, $1.95 grade. Reversible Terry Cloth, 95¢ grade. —Extra Heavy-weight Cre- tonnes, 95c grade. —Excellent Quality Cretonnes, $1.25 grade. Choice Wednesday, Yard, 66¢ 11c Yard For 19¢ to 25¢ Values ~Colored Border Scrims and Marquisettes. 44c Yard. For 53¢ to 65c Values ~—Madras, Nets, Cretonnes, Berims, Voiles Marqui- settes, Cretonnes, etc. " and in women’s dresses from 36 to 46 bust. £ The New ““Ankh> At $16.95 and $19.90 Colored Sandal —Now trips out upon Fashion’s stage —to be received with acclaim —to be tried on —to be purchased e worn —to be admired when worn A Pair 1210 French vamp, the Spanish heel —and the American smartness and grace of line. —There are 25 cut-outs on_each shoe. —The colors are red, blue and green. ~Fourth Floor. —They are made in straightline, drop waistline, and blouse styles. The trimmings are Peggy collars of tan, embroidered in colors, white embroidery, Some are plain ‘colors, the Normandy voiles are dotted effects, and the ginghams are in the popular checks of many This Frock $19.90 Colgate’s Talcum Powder The Standard of All Talcum Powders And a 10c Bottle of Perjumz; —Special Wednesday, the two for —The talcum powder in the odors of Cashmere, Bouquet, Dactylis, Violet, Eclat and La France Rose. Kann's—Street Floor. This New Athletic Brassiere —Has so many excellent features about it that it will be a real education in brassiere designing to have them ex- plained to you by our expert corsetieres. It Is Made of the New “Evercling” Fabric —and is so constructed that it allows freedom of movement, stretching with the movement -of the wearer, but immediately re- turns to its original measure- ment. It can be laundered and pressed with a warm iron’ with- out in any way injuring the elas- ticity of the fabri€. It is in flesh color, and hooks in the back. Price $2.50 Kann’s—Second Floor. Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets " 951 Mercerized Cluny Laces ~—Special for one 2 day only, a yard. 0 C 4 —They range in width from 3} to 4% inches, and can be used for trimming stamped centerpieces, summer sash curtains, etc. Kann's—Street Floor—Lace Store. BANDED SAILORS For Sport and General Outing Wear—at $3.00 —Almost every woman has need for a sailor hat, no matter if she has many other styles, because with some costumes a trim sailor is the correct chapeau. The Materials The Colors —Liseres —glack. b;ou:n L L —Navy, red , :g,‘:f:&";f;fz’; —Black and ‘white —Roll Brim® —Brown and sand —Patent Milans —Navy and white —Mushrooms —All silk lined, and banded with silk grosgrain ribbon. These are our regular $5.00 to $6.95 hats. Kann’s—Second Floor. The Styles —Straight Brim Distinctive New Styles Not Shown Before in, Handmade Blouses " -of French Voile —The style of blouse that is known as high quality by its correctness of lines, its perfection of finish, and its reserve in ornamentation. —These blouses are made in the fitted belt style, to be worn over the skirt. —There are many models in plain white, ornamented with drawnwork designs, in quite new effects. One model is an overblouse with roll collar and little ribbon tie in front, with handdrawn work on col- lar, cuffs, front and waist- band; another is ornamented with pearl buttons and hand- embroidered dots, and still others are trimmed with pleating. A number are orna- mented with embroidered floral designs, and some are lace trimmed. —There are also white blouses with blue stitching and drawnwork *in an exceptionally dainty effect. All show the new collars and sleeves. Seeses 65 05 and $8.95 —Prices —We are also showing a large assortment of handmade blouses M $2.95 to $4.95 Kann's—Second Floor. Supply the Need Immediately for Beds, Cots and Mattresses EXCELLENT VALUES! +«—No time for delay now—all the extra beds and bed- ding should be bought at once to be all ready for the Shrine visifors. Here are values that make it an object to buy tomorrow : Steel: Cot-Beds Size 2%:x6%: Ft. Gray Enamel Finish at $2.95 —Have tubular head and foot. Can be made into da-bed when not in use as bed. Strong double-link spring, which is very comfortable. Drop-Side Couches -S!peci-l $ 5 .69 —Reinforced in center with 9 strong coil springs. Will not sag.¢ When opened to full width s large enough for two people. . Bungalow Beds —Sizes 3 ft. and 3 ft. 6 inches, with mattress. Wednesday at. —Continuous-post bed in white or drab enamel; strong. dou- ble link spring, and a 3-inch boxed mattress. Just the thing for city or country home, maid's room, nursery and porch use. Clearance of Layer Felt Mattresses All Regular Sizes at $9.95 —A clean-up of several lines that have sold down to a few of a kind. 45-pound tveight to the full size, covered with art tickings. Simmons Beds Complete With Spring at $14= —White enamel, ivory, and wood finishes; 2-inch continuous po\sth;t;!a with 10 fil);ers. Simmons guaranteed link spring. An exceptionally good value. . Kann's—Third Floor. LOOK TO YOUR TIRES Do You'Need New Ones? ° Salem Super Size Cord Tires and Tubes . —Are the ones to purchase for sturdy service. They are protected by a double guarantee for 10,000 miles' service—the maker's guarantee and Kann's. = i, have them in the following sizes—30x3% —Prices of tires range from— $13.90 to $43.25 ~—Prices of tubes from— $1.75 to $4.50 Kann's—Third Floor.