Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 12

MEXICAN REBEL CHIEF #71 GIVES UP WITH 300 a‘m:*h- Green, Former Governor 6f Tabasco, Surrenders to 5 Military. a xpociated Press. EXICO. CITY, June 13.—Gen, Car- ‘@reen, former ‘governor of' the #'0¢. Tabasco, and for three years operations in Tabasco. dispatches to this effect were y the War Department letely pacified. Three hun- Gen. Green's followers are irsday at Aldama, In the state of Tangaulipas. i . LORD AYLMER DIES. NELSON, B. C., June 12.—Maj. Gen. Tord Aylmer, former inspector general of the Canadian forces, died last night at Queen's Bay, Kootenay Lake, in his cighty-second year. | Although the street illuminations; | for the Shriners’ convention in Wash- ington are Said to have surpassed the candlepower record for such display, the majestic, flood-lighted dome of the United States Capitol shone above the myriad bulbs like a mighty beacon, says a bulletin from the Na- tional Geographic Soclety, The noble proportions of the great dome even stood out In intaglio clearness ‘above the festoons: which roofed historic Pennsylvania avenue with a great canopy of dazzling light. The story of this dome is related by Gilbert Grosvenor in the course of ja communication to the soclety, enti- tled “The Capitol, Wonder Bullding of | the World,” as follows: | “Duringthe darkest hours of the |civil war, while the Capitol basement | Flood-Lighted Capitol Mighty Beacon Shrine Week Dome lid ‘service as a military bakery, Lin- coln insisted that there be no suspen- slon of the' baflding of its dome, “District volunteers, enrolled to de- fend thelr, homes and the capital, heard reports:of plots to burn the fiqur mills in Georgetown. They in- stintly ‘pressed into service every vehicle 10 be found on the streets or in.stables, loaded them with flour, and all day there proceeded along Penn- sylvania avenue the most curious pro- cession which ever -traversed that street of countless parades. The flour was stored safely in the Capltol’s vast cellars, and. Washington's home bak- ing habits ‘were revolutionized. “Tradition has it that 'French and Vienna loaves gained their American vogue from the United: States Capitol bakery. “While. bukers kneaded war loaves below, hammers were busy every working day on the giant dome above. Metal Shells Form Inverted Bowl. “Today the veriest layman pauses as he climbs the steps, one for every day in the year, to its lofty platform, to admire the engineering skill which bolted, girdled, clamped and trussed the two mammoth metal shells that form the majestic inverted bowl. ‘Aloft the mechanics are forgotten in the beauty of the panorama of the city, the river and the Virginia hills be- yond. “From that vantage point the visi- tor looks down upon ‘the main axis of the city's artistic development, past the Grant Memorial, across the restful, green Mall to the sky-plerc- ing shaft erected to the memory of ‘Washington and thence to the impos- ing Lincoln Memorial, with the amphi- theater-crowned heights of Arlington in the background, and instinctively knows that here urban beauty and civic .dignity approach their highest expression. Inspires Awesome Thought. “It is an awesome thought to walk through the rotunda knowing that nearly 9,000,000 pounds of metal are hanging over one's head. There is no need for alarm. Only a terrific earth; qQuake or the rust of ages can assail the fixity of this airlly woven fron fab- ric. The Capltol's superintendent guards against the latter incursion by ix- ing 4,300 pounds of paint and em- ploying thirty-five men for about three months when the‘dome needs bronze figure- which sur- mounts the dome alone weighs 15,000 pounds and is three and one-half times as tall as an average man. It has been compared to an Indian and miscalled the ‘Goddess of Liberty.’ It A REMINDER'! JUNE 12,. 1923. 18 & statue of freedom, typitying arm- ed liberty by its helmet and breast- plate. This representation seemed appropriate when it wes put in place in 1863." WOMAN ADMITTED TO BAR Nirs Bernice R. Turner to Prac- tice Law in District. REPORT MOROCCAN VICTORY. i Mmu Bernice R. Turner of Boston, LONDON, June 13.—A dispatch to the Daily Express from Tangier, Mo- rocco, says the Rift tribesmen have captured the Spanish advanced posi- tion at Tizziazza, for that purpose. ass., employed in the office of the solicitor in the bureau of internal revenue, was admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia yesterday. The justices of the District Supreme Court held a general term meeting Miss Turner is a member of the bar of the Superior Court of Massachusetts and entitled by comity to practice here. Otaer lawy2rs from outside juris- dictions - admitted were Arthur B Brigham, New York; Stewart Brand, Virginia, and Earl B. Breedin and John R. Yates, Pennsylvania. —_— In @ sparrow’s nest examined re cently were found, among other things, an _old railway ticket, a safety pin, half a cigarette, & smal buckle, the finger of a kid glove and nearly half a yard of bandage. Making Avoir&upois Look Like Troy There are two measures, we believe-—avoirdupois, which has 16 ounces to the pound, and troy, which has 12 of the same ounces. It is significant that precious things'are usually measured by the troy standard. The Hecht Co. are specialists in apparel for stout women. It is our business to make avoirdupois look like troy weight. Here is apparel that takes pounds off your appearance, the lines and styles magically pro- ducing the illusion of slenderness. Read about them following here— ESERS L $5.95 — Figured voile: crochet buttons and edge of embroidery. panels pleated. Cottoh Dresses, $5.95 $](95 Fancy figured and dotted voiles; Scotch ginghams; tai- lored and embellished with a fine regard for the stout figure. Now for Stylish Stout Here are pretty net vestees,, satin ribbon trimmings, embroidered Tuxedo- collars and panels. And such colors as navy, black, copen and lilac with white figures and dots. The ginghams emphasize straightlines—and combine dainty ‘tu-tone effects with embroidered contrasts—$5.95. At $10.95 are figured voiles—plain and novelty effects with pleated -and plain panels or’ tunics. These, too, are handsomely trimmed. Sizes 40 to 54, “White Baronet Satin - Skirts, 795 The slenderizing lines lent by the splendid, tailored styles—modish slashed pockets, pretty offsets of pearl button trims—you’ll like them. The woman of 33 to 39 'inch waist measure will find it a delight to choose from them. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor, South Annex.) Nemo Corsets for Stouts, %5 Are you tall and stout? Or medium stout? It really doesn’t make much difference. All the proper models for the stout figure are included in this group. One excellent style shows a new low-bust model of white coutil, with elastic inset at top and abdominal reducer, (The Hecht Co., Second Floor, North Annex.) $10.95—Combination _of - navy and figured voile; Dropstitck. tricosham ; : Moire - chamois; knit side panels. $1795. anels and ' trimmed with ckles, $17.95. Look! Another 150 6f the Silk Chamois Dresses, 5179 And, remember, included in this group of 150 are more of those so-much-in-demand stripe knit dresses for larger N women. . Silhouette and panel models are truly works of art. No finer example of the artist’s appreciation of the needs of the stout figure could be desired. Side panels—flowing sleeves—sleeves. with nobby bell cuffs. Brown, navy and black the colors. Fortunate, indeed, will be the women who avail them- selves of this splendid opportunity to purchase such qual- ity and style—particularly in dresses made expressly for the stout. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Pongee Blouses in Stout Sizes, *5 All sitk, they are! Made to launder, too! Pretty roll and flat collar styles, with long sleeves. Dainty embroid- ery and eyelet designs on thg collar enhance their beauty. ' Also a few georgette and crepe de Chine models in tailored and lace-trimmed: effects included. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor—South Annex.) Extra Size Princess - Slips, 29 - And- the most.popular fabrics, too, such as Lingette and English Sateen. They’re full length and roomy. - Add to that a 20-inch hem, and you can readily appreciaté their worth. Choose from white, gray, navy and black—in sizes 48, 50 and 52. Also white sateen petticoats, $1.65—double panel back and front; sizes 34 to SS. (The !mt Co., Second Fldor, North Annex.) Solving a Really Difficult Problem in These Palm'BeaCh Suits for Chubby Boys,$12-95 Just as fine a quality as their price is specizl—which is saying a:whole lot. Made of the genuine “Palm Beach” cloth, they can be laundered without fear of shrinking. ,And such snappy, boyish cuts! Patch pockets are just what the boys like. In sizes-from 14.to 20 years. Summer Knickers for the Stout Boy Olive drab khaki of excellent quality';%ne ‘for general use, In 13 to 20 year sizes, ‘3] .65 : '$1 . _for Real Comfort . - Palm Beach Knickers 53,45 Cut with the p\roper regard for ‘thie stout little fellow. In sand and gray. Here they are—in:13 to 20 year sizes. o : : % The Hecht Co., Third Floor. -~ The Hecht Co. " Yes, a reminder:that the Grafonola opportunity of a lifetime is yours at The Hecht Co. Music Store, 618 F St. Wor’t you pick out yours tomorrow? There is still ample selection. This Standard $100 Columbia $39.50 Grafonola, Model “F-2” Wonderful! Extraordinary! Such are the comments heard on all sides of us. agree. This is a most unusual occasion. We Such opportunities might be classed as the once-in-a-lifetime chance. Judging from the intense interest in this event, this ad might be termed superfluous; for every one appears to know every intimate detail. This, then, is just a reminder—you must not fail to avail yourself of such an opportunity. : Other Models Proportionately Low $125 Grafonolas $140 Grafonolas $150 Grafonolas $175 Grafonolas $5 4.50 : $6 4.50 Model G-2 Model H-2 Terms Arranged to Suit Your Convenience We have arranged a plan of convenient pay- ments. Pay as low as $5 and the machine will be delivered to your home. Interest of 6% will l(;e charged on payments deferred longer than 90 ays. Records may be selected without additional deposit. A Convenience Because of the anticipated demand an additional Columbia sales section has been installed in the main store, just inside the entrance, near the Mén’s' Hat Shops. We Will Store Your Columbia Till September For people who wish to avail themselves of the sav- ings we have arranged to store Columbias, if- desired, until September without additional cost. R R R R B e B S il $69.50 Model K-2 $ 8 4.50 Model L-2 COUPON 1f you cannot call in person, mail this coupon immediately. The Hecht Co., Music Store 618 F St. N.W. Washington, D. C. Please send me model Columbia Grafonola, in.... (indicate whether oak, walnut or mahogany). Enclosed find check for.... ... as deposit. Street and number. . City and state..... It is understood that 6 per cent interest will be charged for payments extending over a period ] 1 L} ] L L] 1 L} ] [] ' 1 1 1 [} 1 ] 1 L} longer than (90) days. * 1 Store for Music—618 F St. ‘ ,Op'én until 9 P.M. ~« The Hecht Co. "