Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 18

L 18 PALMER, ON STAND, EXPLAINS SEIZURES Former Alien Property Cus- todian Testifies in Defense of Chemical Foundation. Br the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del, June 20.—A. Mitchell Palmer, former allien prop- erty custodian, the first witness call- the defense In the government against the Chemical Founda- tion, Inc., to recover numerous Ger- man patents, yesterday testified in the United States district court that the policy pursued in relation to seizure of chemical patents was due o the tremendous development of the chemical science and industry for war purposes. He pointed out the neces- sity of -working out some plan by which the German grip upon the in- ed dustry, In so far as it applied to America, must be transferred to a new Amerlcan industry under such conditions as would safeguard the ernment in the use of every prod- chemical industry, which quire for its own safety and protection in the future. Mr. Palmer declared that was the \ne broad phase of the plan that he ald down. The other phase, he said, hich was not his own entirely, but the result of the Federal Commission's views and of he knew to be the general pe administration, was that up of the chemical industry a plan had to be worked out by which it should be a competitive industry, and no monopoly would re- sult “We wanted to build up an Ameri- can industry in order that the gov- ernment and people should benefit ” he sald Imer said that often “key were controlled by in- in Germany of the same kind understood at that time to ehind the war. I asked the President,” he said, “to let me go down to the Congress and ask the Congress to hit the Ger- mans where it would hurt, to strike w from which they knew they never recover, and let them right now as an act of war, that we proposed to Americanize this property which they had.” The witness said Mr. Wilson agreed. DR. VAUX ELECTED HEAD BY MEDICAL VETERANS Secretary Stricken _“—I;th Appendi- citis at Convention Held in San Francisco. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.—Dr. J. Vaux of Pittsburgh, has been -d president of the Madical Vet- of the World War, meeting dith the American Medical As- yfficers elected included Dr. MeCormick uisville, secre- and Dr. P. E. Blackerv 1so of Louisville, assistant secretary. McCormick, chairman of the state board of health, col- vesterday while attending the n of the American Medical n. He was taken to a hos- on. where it was learned he had appendicitis Got Wrong Hint. ! From the Associated Newspapers. a long time the restaurant had out a sign, “Home Cook- "hen he removed it. see” remarked a customer, the old sign is gone.” I took it down.” why?" , 1 came to the conclusion as doing the place no good. watching pedestrians. | ¢ would take a squint at nd then hurry on.” | J V] Field Mouse $7.50 cialist? Ve carry Wizard Orthopedic Footwear—fitted baker. Foot-Comfort Dept. i During hot summer days, hav~ you thought | of how important it is to consuit a foot spe- Foot experts—J. T. Arnold and H. O. Brue- U. S. ADMITS EXPLORER’S DAUGHTER AS TOURIST Miss Joyce Borchgrevink of Nor- way Goes to Visit Uncle After Week Detention. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 20.—Miss Joyce Borchgrevink, daughter of Carsten Borchgrevink, antarctic explorer, to- day is on her way to visit her uncle, Dr. Karsten Zetlitz of Sloux Falls, S. D, after having been released yes- terday from Ellis Island, where she had been detained a week. Miss Borchgrevink, despite her Nor- weglan nationality, had been detained because she was born in England and the British immigration quota was exhausted. The authorities knew nothing of her parentage until word was received from Dr. Zetlitz yester- day, asking that she be admitted as a tourist 7 Floyd McClellan appeared at the is- land yesterday to claim as his bride Miss Terese Dietz of Germany, who had just left for El Paso, to wed Wal- ter Callison. The two men were bud- dies in the Army in Germany. The immigration authorities could offer McClellan only consolation. 1924 CONVENTION CITY. National Club Wants Democrats to Meet in New York. NEW YORK, June, 29.—The board of governors of the National Demo- cratic Club by a unanimous vote yesterday adopted a resolution recom- mending New York as the place for the national democratic convention | in 1924. —_— Summer Clothes for Men Cool, Smartly Tailored THE KEVENING STAR, BELGIAN PREMIER HEALS BREACH WITH CABINET Members Who Resigned June 14 Have Agreed to Resume Their Portfolios. By the Aesociated Press. BRUSSELS, . June 20.—Premier Theunis succeeded yesterday in reach- ing an agreement with the members of his cabinet who resigned, June 14, and all the ministers will retain their portfolios. The negotiations with France and Great Britain will be immediately re- sumed and Belgium’s reply regarding Germany’s néte on reparations prob- ably wil be drawn up Saturday. ANARCHISTS WOUND CONSUL. ROME, June 29.—Anarchists shot and wounded Fascist Consul Bigliard!l at Regglo. The fascistl in reprisal set fire to several anarchist clubs in the town. Franhlin Square I_'Jfotelj 14th Street at REDUCED SUMMER RATES During June, July, August and September As Low as $45 Monthly months. refinement which makes any occasion. and for every occasion. colorings and patterns. l “Sportive” Shoe Styles For the Fourth The Family Shoe Store Offers the Latest /. | Kid, Patent Leather and White Kid; same with Tan Criss-Cross Satin, Black Suede in Patent, and Satin Buckle Strap. Trim. with Suede Trim. $7.00 $7.50 Showing Also—At Popular Prices: Style after style of White Kid and Canvas ; Pumps and Oxfords — colored trim; Patent » Leather Pumps and Oxfords — some plain and others trimmed in gray and Brown Suede; “Sports” Shoes—in white and colored trim; Black Satin Pumps—trimmed in Black Suede— cut-out effects; also conservative styles in Black and Brown Kid. —every desired heel. —every size—AA to E widths. Appliances and sortment of by our graduate Over 50 Years of Satisfactory Service 5 Cnglish Wlodiaind The coolest, most shape-retaining, light-weight suits men wear during the hot sultry days. They have no equal in elegance, durability and cool comfort. They are made of specially selected from the finest Angora fleece. Their porous weave, light texture, cool inviting appearance adapt them for every activity during the hot summer They tailor like a worsted and have that look of a For the Business man, raveler, they are dustless; For the Vacationist, they seldom need pressing, ‘and they look equally well for the dance. In fact, a Priestley Mohair will give all-round satisfaction this summer every day Correct styles for men and young men in new Every Garment Bears the Priestley Label. kidmdfiuth:fibflc. Silk Hosiery Onyx, Van Raalte, M Knltyaxl'ld other well peie s “9-0-9,” famous for $1.00 to $4.50 FAMILY SHOE STORE Joseph Strasburger Co., Inc. 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. yam spun them suitable for wear on they are cool; For the Patent, with Spanish heel. Same in Satin. $7.00 edalia, Best- known makes, in an as- Also the all leading colors. Prices range from wind sale Saturday. won’t wash off. styles. Crepe de Chine Costume Blouses White Crepe de Chine blouses—short sl embroldery. hats at . White with bands and shades hemp flanges...... Peanuts, Natural Leghorns, crushed bands; green and brown. At..... Natural Leghorns, Sweaters Best looking, best val- ues, grouped in four spe- cial prices for Saturday. —Dalntlest little cool, sleeveless coat and e, in mohalr and mohair fiber, In white and Jade, white and blue, white and orange, and white and black; all sizes up to 46. omething both nifty and unusual. Sleeveless golf coat, In mo- halr, In solld colors of white, tan,” buff and gray, with contrasting appliqued blocks of siik fiber, in Jade, blue, black, orange and orchid. ne of the newest and snapplest sweat- er coats, In mohalr and fiber, in dropstitch weave, an plaln back and sllk lace front; colors, white and Jade, white and orchid, corn and Jockey and white, snd black, Harding ite, buff and white; White Silk Bags $5.00 In white, Hand gold cade Vanity Boxes, Costume Slips $1.95 broid: with lace. $2.95 20-Inch shadow hem el stitched top and_sel 3.95 Crepe de Chine Siips, 20-Inch shadow hem lored top and self-stra WASHINGTON, Over- ves and sleeve- less styles so much In vogue now. immed with real filet and val . Some with touches of hand White, tan and gray hemp $3.50 colored corresponding $5.00 with velvet with white bands and edges. $6.50 t° $8.50 tan and gray; moire and filet, lined with white and checkered silks. f silk, nickel ana ps. Also silk bro- Nalnsook Slips, with 20. inch shadow yoke trimmed lace and Swiss em- self-straps edged English 8ateen Slips, with hem- -strap. White Tub Siik 8lips, with 20-inch shadow hem; hem- stitched top and seif-straps. in black, navy and white, with 310.75 These are fresh, dainty frocks, fashioned for a single purpose, ) - tailored linens, coat models—Plain voiles, pleated and lace trimmed. Figured voiles on navy, copen and black grounds, straight pan- els, organdy collars and cuffs. Normandy voiles with pleated panels, cotton crepes, hand-drawn and hemstitched. G Just arrived—a new shipment of imported hand-made French voiles, D. C, FRIDAY, ." leisure time? Continued Saturday—the Great Sale Misses’ Cotton Frocks Sale Price— Sale Price— Sale Price— 58.75 $ 1 2.75 $l 6.50 —usually —usually —usually $10.75 to' $15.00 $1650 to $20.00 $20.00 to $25.00 These frocks in 14, 16 and 18 year sizes in another whirl- 100 new Frocks arrived yesterday! Wonderful values in Voiles at all three prices, $8.75, $12.75 and $16.50; light colors—lace and organdie trint- mings—tugks and hand-drawn work. Normandie Voiles at $8.75 and $12.75; both dark and light colorings, with white dots. The dots are raised and Linens at $8.75, $12.75 and $16.50; fine tailored styles at each price and wonderful sale values. Cotton Crepes at $8.75 and $12.75; have light colorings and color combinations combined to make smart sport _ . White Dotted Swisses at $12.75; these are the imported Swisses that launder so perfectly; many with ribbon sashes. Extra—Purchase of Holiday Blouses 58.95 ComBrl‘:u‘:ess 1 0.85 of Crepe de Chine—slipover and Jacquette models In short sleeve and sleeveless styles; lace trim- med and hand embroldered. White, fallow and navy. Crofut & Knapp, Country Club, Hy‘:l?fl‘l' lndfl Henri Bendell Sport and Tallored Hats, greatly reduced to .. 1 $10.00 These hats are taken from our regular stock, and _the_ regular price Is $15.00 to $18.50. They are leghorns, faced and tmimmed with llan hemps, In tan and trimmed with bow of rib- ;' white tagal and organdie combination; Bangkoks, with crushed bands or beiting ribbon for trimming; Tuscan bralds and leg- horn hats, trimmed with veivet; feit hats, trimmed with tagal of contrasting colors, New Organdy Neckwear, $1.00 White Organdy Vest Sets, with Peter Pan collars, and trimmed with little organdy rufles stitched in red, blue jade and orange. Also white Organdy Vest Sets, with Tuxedo and Peter Pan lars, trimmed with val and novelty e. The new shaped “Butcher” Collar of white organdy, edged with nov- and val lace; Peter Pan Collar edged with real Irish and filet, Sets, and Tuxedo Collar Sets, in white and colors, trimmed with little crochet but- tons. JUNE D X S S N X N X S X & Saturday—Great Vacation Sales! Sweaters and skirts—frocks and wraps—stockings and shoes—everything new in weara- bles for vacation days! Why not get your holiday shopping done tomorrow when you have Many special purchases insuring a day of wonderful values! D\ 29, 1923. Such choosing !—in new white skirts Gathered skirts of washable white —and such VALUES—every one “Voyvel” —that velvet-y tufted cotton fabric that has made such - & hit with practical folk. g% Wrap around skirts of washable white flannel, finished off with deep side tucks. Box and knife-pleated skirts of white crepe de chine. ~ Knife- pleated skirts of fine white wool crepe, to go with gay sleeveless sweaters; also gathered skirts of shimmering figured satin in straightline lines. #10. Also in gray and beaver, $7.50. And other skirts that look as if they’d cost much more at $12.50 and $13.75. 10 White Knife-pleated Skirts, of crepe de chine, wool canton and a silk and wool fabric with fiber stripes. Fiber-striped pleated skirts $10.75 Sizes 26 to 32 Knife-pleated " 2 g skirts of white Larger women’s skirts, sizes 34 to 40 wool crepe * $10.00 $9.75 to $19.50 Nothing Like Knickers for Camping Khaki knickers, only $3.50 White linen knickers, $6.50 Jasper linen knickers, $5.00 . - Crash linen knickers, $5.00 Tweed knickers begin at $5.00 A Great Clearance of Silk Gloves All are 12, 16 Button and Gauntlet Styles of the Best Known Silk Gloves in the World. 2,000 pairs taken from our regular stocks—season-end clearance—$2.50 to $5.00 Silk Gloves— " e $1.85 and $2.85 Pair Embroidered Cuffs Slip-on Styles Embroidered Arms Strap Wrists Dainty Ruffles Mousquetaire Plain and novelty styles—all sizes and the season’s best colors. Ready for Sale at 9:15 Saturday Morning $4.50 and $5.00 Quality, Novelty Long Silk Gloves, $2.85 16-button-length Milanese silk gloves, white and pongee, bands of embroldery on arms, with dainty ruffies between. 16-button Milanese silk gloves In silver and pongee —with fancy Bulgarian embroidery on arms, 12-button-iength fine Milanese silk gloves, slip-on style with strap at wrist and embroldered arms. White with self, Gray with White and Beaver with Pongee. 1 ot s g, $2.50 to $4.00 Quality, Plain and Novelty Silk Gloves, $1.85 Novelty silk gauntlet gloves, with embroldered cuffs, In plain and fancy colors, ‘and plain colors with scalloped cuffs and colored linings. 12-button-length, fancy silk gloves, white and black, Milanese hand and slik net arms, finished at wrist and arm with dainty ruffles. 'i6-button-length, best quality Milanese silk gloves. Brown, naturelle and oak. The Stockings Should Be Gold Stripe —Because They Promise Satisfactory Wear! Silk 100% pure—and no run which starts from the garter-clasp above the gold stripe can destroy the stocking, as so often happens | without this protection. s pair with $ pair with mercerized A all-silk garter hems garter hems All sizes, in white and in all colors! Don’t mak; the mistake of taking just anything. Come here for Gold Stripe—Silk Stockings that WEAR! : RIDCUERS Jelleff’s—Only Authorized Washington' Agency. SOROSIS & >~ WHITE XS CAMNVAS CANVAS mu_"y —4 #1090 KID OR sucx\é $|20_0 $1100 & rio-wHITE | A P AND GREEN . The lasts are exclusive—the materials the finest and the workmanship the very best. Women’s Cool Cotton Frocks for the Warm Days 51 3_.75 Buy Your Wnite Sorosis Shoes at Jellefr’s Sorosis R ts Quality in Foetwear Fashion and VALUE are Sorol attributes. 51650 51950 t o make one feel and look cool. Plain colored voiles, hand-drawn— narrow ribbon' pleatings, lace collars and vestees. French hand-drawn and pleated models, $19.50.