Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923. 837 m S'[UDY EURUPE’S PR 2R PR AR AR B PN A PR AR A PR AR AP AR AR AR PR AR PRUZ 2 PR P8 A0 A1 A8 20 20 A1 JIG 208 Ao A A 2 A1 A1 2 P A A A B A 2 AIR AND SEA PLANS Representative Britten Plans to Place U. S. in Lead ! in Preparedness. With a view, to fathering legisla- tion, as prospective chalrman of the subcommittee on aviation of the na- val committes in the incoming Con- gress, which will place the United es as a leader of the world in JAviation preparedness, Representative Fred A. Britten of Chicagp is to sail for Europe next Wednesday to study the air and naval forces of the Eu- Topesw potvers. 3 Representative Britten’s announce- ment of this Intention comes as a Prompt reply to. Premier Baldwin's dlsclosure “of plans in the British parliament to go after supremacy in . aerfal fleets as she dominated the seas. “America must not submit to such assumption_of master of the air and seas,” sald Representative Britten in_direct reply. Representative Britten is to sail on the Leviathan to make a personal in- Yestigation of the prospective air and Raval forces and policies of Great Britain, France and other great Eu- ropean powers. He plans to make comprehensive reports to the House naval committee us soon as Congress assembles in December. + _ Insists U. S. Must Dominate. Insistence that the United States must dominate in the us a matter of self-preservation, is voiced by Rep- resentative Britten, who has all alopg contended that this country got the worst end of the ement in the so-called “disarma " conference. It is probable that Representative Britten will become chairman of the subcommittee on naval aviation, suc- ceeding Representative Hicks of New York, who retired. PRIEST AND WOMAN DENY LIQUOR CHARGES Father Grace’s Trial Set for July| 10 by Federal Court—No Date Set for Denver Matron. By the Associated Press. Col,, June 20.—Father Walsh, his brother-in-law; vesterday pleaded not guilty in fed- eral court to indictments charging violation of the prohibition laws. They asked the court to appoint coun- sel for them. Their trials were set for July 10. Mrs. Katharine O'Connor, wealthy Denver society woman, indicted on a charge of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws with Father Grace and Walsh, also pleaded not guilty. Her request for a separate trial was granted, although no date was set. s grew out of a large | ] ded liquor from a | Kentucky distillery to a_charitable institution here. Some of it disap- peared, federal officials allege, and found its wuy to gay parties given by Denver society people. DEAD WANDERERS WORTH $1,000 A MONTH TO STATE Louisiana Reaps Benefit From Un- claimed Estates of Those Who “Anchor” in' New Orleans. By the Associated Press. NEW.ORLEANS, June 20.—Wander- ers from the four coyners of the globe wno finally furl sails and anchor in New Orleans are conttibuting $1,000 a month fo the state treasury, according to ‘Thomas C. Nicholls, jr., public adminis- t icholls® job ig to step in when e hers without relatives to care for their bodies or possessions. If at- tempts to locate relatives are unsuc- pessful, money left by the decased goes o the' state treasury after buriel ex- enses are deducted. During the twenty-eight months Mr. icholls has held office $28,361.46 has een turned over to the treasury. WILL GREET DAIRYMEN AT ANNUAL GATHERING Plans Being Made to Entertain Members of World Body in October. Committees to formulate plans for the entertainment of the world dairy congress which is to visit Washing- ton in October will be appointed at a meeting of the local dairy and business interests at the Willard Hotel this afternoon. Two hundred persons prominent in the business affairs of Washington have been invited to attend the meet- ing by Prof. I. C. Weld, secretary of the International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors. The opening sessions of the world dairy congress will take place in ‘Washington October 2, the delegates will remain here until the 3d and then go to Philadelphia and Syra- cuse. MINE ENGINEER KILLED. i Special Dispatch to The Star. MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va., June 29.— Willlam Robson, mine engineer, was Xilled, and Robert Longstaff, foreman, and James Meredity. assistant fore- man, were slightly Injured in an ex- . plosion in an abandoned portion of the Richlanid Marshall Coal Com- pany's mine here. Robson was buried under the motor and a mass of coal and stone. Fire raged in the mine four hours. White Washable SKIRTS $2.25 For HoLiDAY outings and vacations, these are the skirts that give the most practical service, as well as being correct for all demands of the occasion. They are of good quality gabardine and surf satin, some in the tailored style with plain “or novelty pockets, and others in the smart wrap-around model with wide side pleat. Waist Measurements 26 to 37. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Cool Crepe Kimonos $1.50 Wen Even the clothes to be worn in one’s boudoir seem too heavy, there is nothing more delightful and cooling than a kimono . of light weight cotton crepe. These are of serpentine and plain color crepe, cut full and extra long. One style has fancy draped sleeves, another chooses simple lines with a two-tone piping, and some are trimmed with ribbon bows. THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Ruffled Lace for Collars & Cuffs WEW Frocks and blouses are requiring row after row of lace trimming. and here you may have it in circular form, ready ruffled in rows, at very reason- able prices. From 3 rows for the collar. to 7 rows for very short sleeves. 59c to $2.95 yard. Collar and Cuff Sets Organdie Sashes $1.00 and $1.50 50c and $1.00 Chrisp orcanpie and Fine wite orcan- voile fashion these DIE sashes to add the charming collar and finishing touch to your cuff sets. Also some wash frocks. Plain, vestees in several dif- tucked or lace trim- ferent styles. med FIRST FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Trim Your Hat With 79C A Smart Maline Bow Crisp ready-tied bows of Dynamo moisture proof maline, that may- freshen up a summer hat, or add smartness to a new one. Black and all the wanted colors. FIRST FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Half Price Sale of Deltah Indestructible Pearls TomorroW is your last day to purchase one of these lovely chains at a great price saving. THE NECKLACES are of various lengths, evenly graduated, or of the same size throughout. All are perfectly matched and of a delicate rose or cream tint, re- sembling real pearls. Every chain is perfect, and the pearls are guaranteed not to peel, discolor or be affected by moisture. CHoose from chains 18, 24, 30,.36 and 60 inches long, with solid gold ring clasps, plain, diamond mounted or stone mounted, or opera chhins without clasps. Formerly priced $10.00 to \“000 Tomorrow at half price $5.00 to $20.00 FIRST FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Silk Blouses for the 4th #7.95 JacquerTEs and Hip blouses of crepe de chine that are as sum- mery as one could wish, and quite the thing to make one feel correct amid the vacation crowds on the Fourth. Manyare all white, and may suc- cessfully. complete a cos- lumeo‘vl.nyaolor. Others are covered with colored silk embroidery. while some choose row after row of val lace for sleeves. SECOND FLOOR ~ Low Priced Thus 15 a clearance of women'’s white low shoes, ‘that offers big savings just when you need new footwear for the holiday: Cioose rrom _ oxiords with welted soles and cuban or block heels, and white canvas one strap pumps, with military, cuban or Spanish heels, as well as sport oxfords and pumps combining white with tan or black. Al sizes, but not in all styles. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Vacation Footwear Underpriced Children’s and Growing Girls’ Low Shoes $1.98 .S;flu'.s B FOR dress, play ant rt wear offer vslue:p:h-t will appeal to thrifty moth- ers, models that capti- vate the youthful fancy with their smartness. Barefoot Sandals and fords i el el e b e One strap P for Mi i tal s e Oxfords in growing girls’ sizes, 214 to 6, § e e 14 o Ol it SPARKLERS for the 4th SQ fe enjoyment for the children on Independence Day. Sparklers in all sizes—buy them here. Sparklers by the carton (12 boxes) 39¢ 10 in. Sparklers, carton Choose the Holiday Dress from these Delightful i Summer Frocks For Girls and Misses All White Middies, $1.50 A einer middy of all white, trimmed with braid. Straight or cuff bottom styles. Sizes 6 to 22 years and 34 to 44. White Middy Skirts, $1.50 Preaten skirts of good quality white jean, 16 in. Sparklers, each 5¢ 36 in. Sparklers, with 24 in. light each 10¢ Re];‘e,qtfng Pistols, each loaded with 5,000 shots. ¢ BARGAIN TABLES MAIN FLOOR AND TOY DEPARTMENT FOURTH FLOOR '4.98 The svaLL GIRL of seven and the young lady of 17, including all ages and sizes in between, will find that this special offering is remarkably well equipped to take care of all her summer needs. Styles with an unmistakably dressy air, and others with a more practical appeal. Imported Gingham This is a Season for COSTUME SLIPS Frov tHE rowuist cotton fabric to the Dotted Swiss A A s 2 ceivable lingerie fabric has Tissue Gingham Everfast Cretonne Beaani fashionzdl ailoh e Normandie Voile Linene Pongee most practical, most cone Trizse are just some of the fabrics, besides many attractive Tokur en et renh combinations. Every possible color is shown, high shades tume slip. Straight line whose brilliance gives them undoubted popularity, more frocks and two-piece cos- subdued tones made smart by many lovely trimmings, and “"5“‘ l:l‘k” ’“‘““L "‘;"’d some colors that are striking in combination. o L : A host of charming styles in every size, 7 to 17 years. The Glorious Fourth Calls for Middy Blouses--$],00 complete without several Navvze, Paul Jones and other well known makes, showing of them. every type of middy that is popular for the national outing day. as well as for every other day of vacation. Long straight line and Balkan middies, with long or short sleeves. Plain white or {hulu', with or without braid trimming. Sizes 6 to 22 years, and 34 to 44 bust. Khaki Skirts on bodice, $1.00 Khaki Shirt with sport pockets, $1.98 Khaki Knickers, $1.98 Khaki Middies with yoke and pocket, $1.98 Khaki Outing Hats, $1.00 ’ Costume Slips of nainsook: tailored or lace trimmed, many styles. $1.50 to $3.95 Slips of imported sateen and cotton pongee, black, white and colors, $2.95 Slips of fine tub silk, deep shadow proof hem, hand made lace trimming $3.95 and $5.95 Lovely Radium costume slips, flesh or white, with hemstitching and _floral touch—$5.95 and $7.50 THIRD FLOOR attached to bodice. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Skirt without bodice, size 18 years. Hot Weather Toilet Needs Coty's Talcum, all odors .. ... Palm & Olive Oil Soap, cake . . Lavoris, large bottle.... . z ‘Wool Powder Puff. 2 for. Spiehler's Arbutus Ex ounce Mary Garden Toilet Water. .$2.29 For|Fourth of July . Picnics" Picnic Phusc..n mpkir;; and drink- ing cups, in itary Package,.10¢ C!Op‘glpur Napkins, 100 for 10¢ Royal Folded Paper napkins, may be taken from package one at a time. Pkg. of 30 10¢ Waxed Lunch Paper. white, 50 sheets 12X 1 1 Waxed Lunch Pape color. 480 sheets. . FIRST FLOOR Novelty Vanity Boxes $2.95 A convenient little hand bag for your vacation and week-end trips. It is equipped with large mirror, d'"'f compartment, comb and bill pocket, and is quite smart enough for -:IK where you might care to t it. You may choose from brown, blue, gray and tan. FIRST FLOOR Celebrate the Fourth in a Khaki Flapper Suit *1.95 ' Oliver Twist Model Sizes 3 to 9 FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Summer Hats Choose $ Black and White 5 Most oF THE FourTH of July hats will be all white, of georgette, duvetyn, ribbons, crepes and fancy braids, and surely you will want a new one for this holiday. Some choose a striking combination of white with black, leghorn with satin, or transparent brim models, following the color scheme of some of the smartest and most expensive hats. Many ARE strictly sport hats, some of white felt—entirely new ones, trimmed in various ways. Others have soft draped sashes, brilliant ornaments and other touches giving them a dignified air. Continuing Our Sale of White Sport Hats $2 White Dress Hats THe cLEVER shapes and attractive de- signing of high-priced hats have been carried out in this group with great effectiveness. Hats for every summer occasion, from the simplest Fourth of July outing to the most dressy occasion, at an almost inconceivably low price. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Sizes 6 to 16 T HE sTurpiEsT and most practical summer suit for city, shore or country. Carefully made of sulphur dyed khaki or khaki jean, with hip pocket, and two flap shirt pockets, open neck, short sleeves, a_nd flapper pants. LARGE BOYS' styles are two piece, smaller boys have web belt and metal buckle and belt loops. Sizes 3t09 Boys’ California Style Swimmin; Suits, in navy and heat white trimmed. Si to 17 years, $1.95 Khaki Knickers, 7 to 17 years, 'LANSBURGH & BROTHER ", o Sizes 6 to 16 Boys' Palm' Beach Knickers, 6 White Duck Long Trousers, $1.98 Boys’ Khaki Long Trousers, $1.98 Boys®Bathing Suits of wool jersey, sizes 28 to 34, $1.65 Little Lads’ Bathing Suits, of all wool j , one piece style, $1.45 Boys’ Palm ch Caps, 98¢ Boys’ Wash Hats, 49¢ Boys’ Straw Hats, 95¢ Boys’ Indian Suits, $1.00 Boys’ Sweaters, $2.98 K Boys’ Khaki Flapper Pants, 98¢ FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Another Arrival of SLEEVELESS SWEATERS 2.95 Trey are of mohair and mobhair and fibre mix- tures, in plain colors, two- tone combinations, or some with soft brushed ml::::lu ‘Th'e]! are so ing for this price, THIRD FLOOR that you may decide you Wltwu of different for. yeur coming ir ) vacation. Gold, silver, Think ‘of Your orchid, buff, harding and Vacation Needs jade. Satisfaction Bond, large sheets for general and ‘ business corres- ndence. x of 60 sheets Large size envelopes, package 15¢ FIRST FLOOR Treo Elastic Girdles $3.50 to $16.50 Wien vou do not want to be encumbered with corsets, turn your mind to the Treo. It is so fumly made of heavy surgical elastic and strong ma- terial, that it has excellent moulding powers, and gives even the not-so-slender fi‘;\ue a neat voguishness. 10 to 16 inch widths. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER For a Fourth in the Water T i Wool Jersey Bathing | At Emal H | % ST oy | Suits $7.95 o & HIY ON~ EVERY HoOLIDAY beach will flash Mo “H\j such colorful bathing suits as these. There RALER A arc plenty of blacks, of course, for those LA R AR Y ol/ who have more quiet tastes, some of them o L e trimmed with white or color. Then a full \ !g y}' 4 VN range of blues, greens, reds, orange and various COVRY A ,;rt X i other shades. The convenient one-piece Cali- | 7u\l ReAD \M)P\ AP fornia style that allows the greatest freedom L/ cuNMvAy 2 in swimming, and the greatest comfort on | PAPERZ, BT, | N ol | L Bathing Suits for Misses $3.95 \ Growing girls and misses may find an unusually good selection of colors in this offering. These, also, are the one-piece style, in fascinating combinations. SECOND FLONR—LANSBUALM & RROTHER the beach. Sizes 36 to 54. opokO e Wherever You Go, Music Can Go ‘Portable Phonograph #13.50 (As illustrated) M AHOGANY FINISH, compact and neat. Has universal tone-arm which plays all makes of records. Get your portable now and be ready for the summer outings and beach parties. Latest Banner Hits, 10 Inch Double- faced Records 49c Dance Numbers Vocal Numbers Yes! We have no Bananes Oh! Harold Oh! Harold - Maggie! Yes, Ma'am Derent Stella Dews Rive: Paps Better Watch Your Step S0 5y, the River On Seven or Eleven Don't Think You'll Be Missed By the Shalimar Wet Yo' Thumb . That Red Head Gal St. Louis Blues e b bss Lillian Harrison Sings Louisville Lou My Old Ramshackle Shack Mama’s Got the Blues La Paloma Baby Won't You Please Come O Sole Mio Home 3.'.;"7’ On Your Tambourine Hawaiian Numbers Snake Hips Annie Laurie Blue Hoosier Blues Old Black Joo : BALCONY PHONOGRAPH SHOP 420-430 SEVENTH STREET, NORTHWEST. S v e i S \ SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH & BROTHER Members Better Business Bureau 3 3