Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 20

f-20 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , FRIDAY, JU 15, 19 ARE HOSTS AT BANQUET vnited St : . Dominici's Catnoltc Church, The | [ SXDADSIGR, of the Koo WoRL OL| e e i interment will be in Mount Olivetichildren:: Joseph P. Deery, Willlam e U e: cemetery. Mrs. Deery was a native| James A. Deery, Mrs. Sarah W | Faculty of U. S. College Deliver ; i at SulLe |of, Glaskow, Scotlund. ‘She Same to 1 Mo Mra.Charles u[ S 3’:‘1“" : o d - this country with her husband, James Gram| . e Near Eas elief has issued an nce: uch ) trer Vimi | Addvesses—3old Comme such imports in “April, 122 J. Deery, a native of Ireland, in uss'L' appeal for more funds without which b 524 st | ment Tonight. 1923, we have ‘wt:.‘:nvd)‘:—.nd:;n;“;)r et 0“',;;"5‘1’":“"- where she has EXPLAINS TIRE CARE. lit (]‘:mlml continue to feed the refugee Short addresses by members of the Amg A A ot | ALF: Deery was a contractor and! Tire troubles, thelr causes and best|*'\107* and adults at Constantinople. AxD i ip facully featured a banquet given by Gier cam: owar tholAenres . c or years with Mo-| . cqies were explained by Cleve a a hat the Burning Scraps of Movie ‘e U. S. Buys Goods Valued at Gorresponding ten montns ending in acting Company. He Siate Department recontly asied it o eich Enea ~ H States College of Veterinary Surgery H ye the family resided in the parish a meeting of the Cosmopolitan (‘]ub‘(, ek refugees in Films'Glve Tnotble @t = 2|8 ot moter tase £l $111,550,000 During e o Churcht o the T bikoutats Con| i the Liatel Ham o vesiarins ¥ However, Theater Blaze. b [ ed to its present location in the|the histo Booster prizes additional funds Established in 1900. G of graduation will be selves with the parish of I & “F for t unfortunate etlier from burning seraps : % s Church Circles. chury r i i T Lot | the class to| APril figures of Latin-American " waseistve k. Abnerice: - | known in Catholi partment who w alled to the R _',“‘;f‘,, "'l fp/antl Asnerican "To" for fifty-six phael Theat anc T 3 5, Sipoochenor] aganda” whicli lias ght to show | \v the graduating class of the United il 18 died thirt cars ago. For thirty |Skinker, cosmopolitan for the day, at!the Near Fast Relief ; ange ave XINSMAN OPTICAL O | The banque a he final get- ption, in which section Mrs. ¥ ay_ ex v eld b 2 ;1 ireecy e DI R R e Month of April CHURCH WORKER DEAD. |Gcption: in which ection”airs. Deery | 'x e : ; v ettt o 8 isement oxs | Mrs. Deery Well Known in Catholic | Southwest, they connected them-|were awarded Michacl Heister ) in order to continue the ! trade with the United States deal a| Mrs. Mary F I six members of the fire d i = Washington, 50c Toilet Goods s £ B Other members of the | that the United.States ig not buying B . s > Became mocessars f other Sy Gl ol Ukl siomitene O wio| it S5 aktelignures to aat Bupog | s Re 3 g e s sl - Sgistaction Firet . e e Dr. Julius Klein, director of the bu ol Union Suits ¢ oice, 39c¢ remedy the trouble. 3 of" the sraduatingclaggy Fe&u Of forelgn and domestls com | Pl P 5 > Y s that sweepings from: the T 3 president; ~C.| merce, said today In a statement glv- o) w)x.m_ Products—face pow P oG e ¥ ¢ ing an analysis of the import figures. ‘ : f i heam Bl v e and <Py : 4 “Insidi e 7 o S oom. Each, 39c. i ith i e fet i s + g sidious enemies ' of . American i Aty . : S % Harry 1 Mclntosh. Dr. | commerce in Latin America,” said the | suits, regulation & Perfum Choice of lilac, wild R o oo X ts, dean of the' el [ sintement, “have been trying to be- | SIS b St 810-818 Seventh Street apple, violet, gardenia and lily of iy & Chimney | 1e8 v : wltch the Latin Americans into be- | Lz e i Sims e s¢ the opening in the front lieving ‘that the United States is not| P S — o o L, " { buying their products in import ¢ '""'f From ""T"‘:::mul SAILOR WINS SUIT. . i tities; that other countries, co T ° [} : Bmone sla g mereial competitors of the United \ LF 8 the th Awarded $25,000 From U. S. for|States. are Latin America’s best cus-“[ " Only Original an 1 ll S quictly 2 { tomers and that Latin America should LSRG Injury Receivea on Ship. | tomers und that Lain Ameries sewld | FR ko homeraq Box o o - - »“ | fi Circuie Division Jeremiah 26 assorted flavors. Ma . Every Shirt New! Every Shirt Perfect! Supreme Court to « he : o . bv leading druggists . . ore | suffared an ihjury; to Hig/anine while a A golden opportunity for the man who demands ‘llll o e on ‘the high seas bound for New > % L A R e gt ieans i of the Kutnpin o { the best in the way of furnishings to buy superb quality of the s i ’ > . . = 5 i B : : silk shirts from several noted makers, at a wonderful ° r c " . " : SAVIIE: - - St All Si ““" 1zes 13% to 17 (I“I:m I ||’ MAJ. WHIPPLE DIES. = ] ) ‘ : Lps il Hilg / Rogers & Thompson’s Superb Silk Jersey Retire(lp/Z.?ITt:&f‘» yf:d Been Collegei| We are now_able to fill X A i 5 A Il‘:mplr§ Satlm?}“p‘i), BVOEI!{]Ccll(.)th gl}l\ ilitary e nyur coal bin with thgruugh» P { 3 i A 2 s uxurious Quaylty ain a _lum l k 15§t6fi‘cre€3\§3§? "}n‘r?;che%al in lEgg, Our Seml_Annua] Sale aitie ¥ Gayly & Lord’s Superfine Fiber Silk . We also offer Consolidation Starts Tomorrow Morning, 8 A. % o A Y : \White Silk Shirts—and tan and gray. with collars to match: Coke and all-lump screened s, M. > 2 . striped silk shirts in neckband st_\‘le;!;vé » shirt of finest quality. soft coal. i 4 : . - - - e . Lowest prices now in ef-|! Of the Nationally Known | L made and finished with the fine points of workmanship particular fect. ‘ ] . B ? men demand. John P. Agnew & Co.| IRTS % § A Coming as the occasion does, right when men are buying silk : o 50 shirts for the summer, this sale is just about the best news the 728 l?xt.]:: §u:.8 N.wW. | For Men and Young Men I i ? average man will find in today’s paper. Now Selling For i o ; Igote that every shirt is absolutely perfect. See them in the ; window. ed goods with the foreign coun- RO T TN ! LR AU T e and mitted the T T T R You need not be an expert to see the value in these shirts. They say “Quality shirts” plain as day. The & 7 Sutherland You Encourage | Eh'fbf : 'tl‘h::l]l?dtdd ‘7\: N@W@Sfi Summenfl Hatsy $5“@® Sisters Hair RObbel’y and Cl‘ime ‘ without dimming their beau- Pl‘ep tiful colors, even though ™~ B Delighttully Ditferent Treasures of Millinery if you keep money and valuables at home. i they are seconds. Shown in White Oxfords, Fashion, Assembled at Our Famous Low Price Your cash will earn liberal interest in a with collar attached or plain [T LT RTT TR T T LT and Cleanser neck bands. WHITE HATS galore—and every high shade and staple ARy . . . Q . i y Ducetine in white or tan. color appropriate to the season. In leghorn, Canton crepe, it Union Trust Company, and your valuables gi‘fl_‘“ff“‘ striped madra"-: i georgette crepe, taffeta and various fine straws; adorned in Z \ M, will be secure against fire or burglary in “U“.“'\ FoRI SUmmE SUPDIY N new and fascinating effects of flower clusters, wreaths, Lo Elisabeth i ostrich and ribbons. Mushrooms, pokes, flares and demure R P Jones BOYS’ Suits, small conceits in prodigal variety. - 2 761::'“’\7';:”/“ You're surc to please son with one of these suits. $ 95 New Velvet-Trimmed Sport Hats o 7 e Checking or Savings Account with the our Safe Deposit Vaults. 22 Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts The belts and pockets give an air that youngsters : - e | demonstrati n g lik Beautiful Feach Cloth, Crashes and linen Milan Hemp Hats that happily unite style and utility— 51 79 these famous . BB Sitita, i sizes 810 ATEHOE. vasii s seosansnnansness ] == Jhown in a variety of charming mushrooms and pokes— . . groducts fu our B : Good Quality Swimming Suits i i s TRU§J: CO. ,‘ = Women’s All-Silk Lace-Clocked 5| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA |} H 185 Women S Crepe Capes EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN i i In Two Specially-Priced Groups H $ 1 98 Black Canton Crepe Capes $25.00 and $27.50 Jasperette OSe , ® PRESIDENT of beautiful quality, lined t\;(lp;s. in blhackf. gray aud”tzll. ] vith lingette. High collar. Made wit! ancy collars, c ¥ : e AE S s :Enmmedgwith oTill araias: g : bal'urda,\ s sale brings Sl]}; hose first in quality and first rosettes and 512 75 sel. Reduced $l6 75 in fashion at an economy price. Pure thread silk from toe deeply fringed, . 10 meereanccene 2 to top, and patterned in the smartest of lace clockings, Also New Wool Crepe Skirts in the sale are lisle-top silk hose in a variety of lace clocks, 910 Seventh St. B O el et 55.75 Substandards of $2.75, $3.00 and $3.50 “We Request the Return of Anything That and "’“'E;‘kl”'”. o{ wtéu} crtne._indgra{;‘ctfi:. blue kinds, in black, cordovan, beige and Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere.” witd Gk, st i hadchome SHQRE 1S white. 8th and Penna. Ave. N.W. i W Children’s Fiber Silk Three- Tomorroww this store starts its | : ¢ Goody Middy Blouses . owrer socts s great Clearance Sales! Savings which AL i T WHITE Middies, regulation style, would sell for 75c but for slight irregularities. have not been possible for years-~yes, s g with or without bltie collar and trim. Mostly plain. some dropstitcned. Stses 1% to 1 d d 1 l‘l l) d 1 11 g - mings. Sailor collar and cuffs, trimmed 10 .Gray, brown, sand, romper blue, butter- indeed--prices have been drastically - i baid Fateh pocke. '@ 1'Q) i . cut. Never have you seen merchan- > . S concesonose 5 . . . ! WHITE Middies, trimly tailored ! dlSC prlced SO low--thcre Wlll be blg Z 2 in regulatir»'x])cg{ly_l_c,‘\vi:lexssairllor:—‘ cyollaalroe::d Glove Silk l lnderwear doings tomorrow and every day a s 77/ paleibpackety Sizss ot $l .50 4 i R S . GLOVE SILK VESTS, of GLOVE SILK STEP-INS, thereafter until all stocks are reduced. WHITE, Jean ‘Middies' of s superior ||+ [ichyy sccviceable: fexturc, -, Aeiliicalory beatitlly matle with bodice tops. and trimmed is 1 s For the second consecutive quality, all-white, or with blue or red Flesh Wit Iice, T}us 15 the event that 311 women wait ! 2 time a stock Oakland Six i trimmings. Inserted pocket, sleeves Special cial for. won both the Sweepu(a!lslel {:ri)e;;cd to cuffs. = d Class Cups in the L t022...ieee S = A - I] e Ev ' :Y:osemiu Valley Economy KHAKI MIDDIES, tailored _ fChail feniekers, full pleated, Boys® $2.00 and $2.50 ° i un. for extra service; sailor collar, top; also with three-button cuff D i “Our ewcoeseia-dwe-to-2elling anto- T lustrous three-quarter socks at -38c¢, that Girls’ White Dresses $1 69 » . y tomers who w0ill” { Sults ! ° exty ot Immediate Delivery on All Models. C t \ P ! Daintiest of white voile and or- / | B Eet gandy frocks for girls of 6 to 14, for i oa s | : District Company graduation and other occasions. One . Of Peggy Cloth and Linene Ca es " St 1700 L St. Main 7612 model has long waist, tucked skirt; Dress up the little fellows smartly pes | deep, gathered Bertha; short sleeves and serviceably—at a saving. Here are and sash. Another has five tucks quality tub suits priced definitely below 5 y 5 their worth. Navy, . cadet; tan and Drastic Reductions in all other departments —including Waists, Skirts, Hosiery, Millinery,. Sweaters, etc. OO LT LT T E. J. Quinn Motor Sales Co. around body, six around skirt; Be‘xa‘qlha and sleeves embroid- gray. Middy and twé-piece styles. Em- ered and trimmed with narrow ruffle. broidered chevron. = Trimmed with Other White Dresses, $3.98 to $19.98 e e e S lllIlllllIl'llIIIIlllmllllllllllmfllllllmlllllIIIIIIIlmllfll‘l’llM!'“‘llm“ll"“llllllmllllllmml‘llmIIlmfllllmlln'lllfflllflllllllll 5 Juntnnunnnnn