Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 13

FORALEN EAGES Husband Says Competition Prevents'Sdne' Handling of Immigrants. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 18—Steamship companies which took a “gambler's chance” in bringing immigrants when the quotas were nearly fillled hwere blamed last night by W. W. Husband, commissinoer general of immigration, for the large number of deportees | held on Elis Island. Mr. Husband | spent the at the island conferring with Imm tion Commissioner Cur- ran Mr. Husband asserted steamship companies had ignored offers from Washington to furnish daily statistics He sald he had urged the to carry only 15 of the possible 20 per cent of immigrants that could be admitted during the current month, the first of the new fiscal vear. This. he said, would have prevented a result of the pouring ts at other ports and adian and Mexican bor- fear of com- petition pre > companies from adopting thi Ellis Island i ips arriving after d are liable to a i for each alien % ddition to refunding nsportation money to the immi- grants, The commissioner, general sald he would present to Congress again a plan for the allotment of a 10 per cent quota monthly. ~This proposal was previously rejected by the na- tional lawmakers. The tr intic _passenger con- <ed of representatives nes, after a meeting declared it was desirous to ate and was doing all it could rent bringing to this country ssive numbers of aliens. on_that steamship with the immi- gration before permitting aliens to emba s considered at length, it was s DARWINISM RAPPED ! BY CHURCH LEAGUE International Walther Body Hits “Liberalism in Any Form” That Opposes Bible. By the Associated Pross. DETROIT. July 15.—Delegates to the thirty-first annual convention of the International Walther League to- day will select the city for the 1924 convention anid clect officers for the coming year. A request has been received from Gov. J. A. O. Preus and from the mayor of St. Paul to select that city for the next con- vention Francisco 1s the other contender for the next meeting. Delegates adopted resolutions eon- demning Darwinism, modern soclal conditions and divorce at thelr ses- sion late yesterday. - In the ter of the controversy between the so-called fundamental- e resolutions serted that ired word of 1, “whose Inerrancy not only in dge it refers, i3 un- tion went on record as maintaining that; “We believe the book of Genesis and the first page of the Bible to be God's own record of the creation of the world, holding_this position as a point of faith. We most em- phatically disapprove, therefore, of all modern - theories of evolution o} matter in what guise they are pre- sented and by whom they are ad- vocated. SRS W We particular- { ly disapprove of the Darwinian theory. “We very idedly disapprove of 1iberalism v shape or form from the slight cession to unbelief 1o the m < oken enmity of the biblical { GOVERNOR FIGHTS BULL. | Spanish Official Resigns After De- nouncement. By _the Associated Press. ADI July 18.—The governor Senor Baillo, has arrived nd tendered his resigna- action was taken because the nor unced in the cham- ber of dey s Monday for taking part in a bull fight in which he killed his bull in such a splendid manner iven an ovation by the s. 1t was asserted that the nor used an assumed name in the bull ring, Governor Baillo declined to discuss the matter. REFUSE TO TAKE MILLION. Elevator Boys Hold Out for $4,000,000 Estate. \EW YORK, July 18.—Though sup- s and their mother by their earninigs as elevator aoul, Gerardo, Carlos and Her- n Marini, said today that they had refused an offer of a million dollars. | They are holding out for nearly four { millions. left in Porto Rico by their grandfather, whose will is being con- | tested b rinis. coming to New York | :n the litigation started, were wn_upon_th ‘n_resources. Large Electrically- Cooled Office: Cleanliness 1s one of our many strik- : Ing features. Everything per- taining to the com- fort of our patlents in provided. Al instruments ar thoroughly steril Ized betore using. ‘Other Sets of Teeth, $5 Up Fillings, 50¢ Gold Crowns to sf :fi' and in gold, silver,- amalgam or " porcelain T OURS, A M. TILL 8 T oL RUNDAYS, 10 A. M. TILL 4 ¥. M. DR.WYETH 42729 Tth STREET N. W, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1923. Tomorrow, With Prices atAnAverage One-Half Less Than Regular A Sale 24,500 Yards abrics in Washington, we announce this as the pre- Women who are planning new frocks for late summer vacations will be wi all the more interested when they see the beautiful colorings and patterns and the excellent qual- ity of these fabrics. There is no doubt about the savings offered, they are genuine—so apparent that lvre do not deem it necessary to quote the prices at which these lovely fabrics were intended to sell. ; . A Printed Voile and Batiste ~ Plain Colored Dress Voile Beautiful Printed Voiles Colored Box Loom Crepe 4,000 Yards at 23C 3,500 Yards at 33C 2,000 Yards at 49¢ 6,000 Yards at 29¢C j > e _ Yard wide—a lovely, sheer quality that is o . . e < . Many attractive patterns in cool, summery just as popular for underlvear as for dresses. Similar qualities have been sold in our stock Anticipate your Fall negliges and lounging colorings are offered in this vast assortmment. Choice of wide range of desirable colorings. Make all season at much higher prices. The lot in- robes during this under-priced offering. Splendid Both weaves are 38 inches wide. Subject to no mistake, this is a real bargain = cludes all of the season’s newest designs in light line of colors. Offered at abowt one-third actual slight imperfections but exceptional at the price! 5 and dark colors; note the width—44 inches. value, on account of slight imperfections. Heavy Broadcloth Shirting ~ Fruit-of-Loom Shirting Best Grade Printed Voiles Plain Colored Nuponge 1,200 Yards at 38C 2800 Yards at 23C 1,300 Yards at 38C 3,500 Yards at 29¢ A big concession enables us to offer this Less than half the regular price. A fine, serv- standard quality at a low price. Striking new 38 inches wide; woven of fine, hard-twisted One of the sale’s most remarkable wvalues. iceable quality for men’s shirts, also used exten- printed designs, including patterns for house varns, printed in the very newest and most at- Nuponge—an excellent substitute for linen, being gively for pajamas, women’s and children’s dresses and aprons. 36-inch width. Guaranteed tractive patterns; some with fiber stripes. So of a strong basket weave. Very smart and new— dresses. Colors—gray, tan and light blue. fast colors. good that we add our regular 95c linc. shown in a wide choice of plain colors. FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRCTHER RARIRIN AR AR N PR IR R I P AR AR JIUR AR PR R AR AR P B PP T SR AR AR R AR A PP S P P N P P IR R AR SR A PR R July Clearance Scle of B Claspons Sk Duvetyn Sport Hats (B Clapon : Are The Newest THE C-B Claspon is as im- Mornlng and - Midsummer Millinery orsn '.paasrx‘]:(r‘nfi“:l}x \ apparel. is a firm sup- port, with all the style and Orc reSSeS YN - SOFT w hite ‘duvetyn v’hcflrflfj\ o I?n”o‘;c‘}‘fic"c‘ax:::; could make an ideal -’IN?]afn A\;w‘.a] ,{;Tcmn i 1 styles and materials. % summer sport hat, even yles and ma Formerly $2.95 o $5.00 if it were not combined _Other C-B Corsets in all with the most dashing ‘Y““‘(’E'r:;’vanlmg styles, $1.50 (Four of the styles sketched) nricn‘tlal COIT‘ri?gS"‘tzfi‘ EOT e as these hats s 2 Some of the models have $ 7 large brims that defy the ! sunburn, while others ° have drooping brims tc shade the eyes, or a co- quettish roll that is de- cidedly sportslike. = Brilliant green, sap- AN assortment of some of the best looking phire blue, dashing red, combined with silvery tinsel and H 5 other touches are used in chenille and wool embroidery, morning dresses we have been showing for fancy leather ornamentation and other attractive trim- the past months. But they have been left in R iove ¥iook TASSSORAE & BoamEe odd ‘groups here and there, so that we have been forced to take this drastic reduction. . Girls’ Summer Dresses There are a dozen different styles, shqwn in Sizes 13 to 17 years ) good quality Amoskeag, Standard and Lor- Special S ]1 ] raine gingham and chambray. Trimmed 2 ale. with pique, heavy linen, organdie, or touches $3.98 S Boys> Summer of hand embroidery or fancy buttons. A re- PR SN ; y g:{iég_y[)g!othes . . [+ older 1rl who wants . J SD# generous markable opportunity for the particular Tm, grow,f."up voguishness A reductions add_im- woman to save on her supply of smart house in her dresses, will find it 2 e e i Si L b = among these, yet the price 9 sections. The apparel dresses. Sizes 36 to 52, but not in every styvle. is so low she would hardly o a boy needs right - expect -anything half so now, and needs a THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER smart. A /| g:::‘:é 9 AR low ST , . x Boyw K Pantx. in The long waist line with ikt = / ?J,';ck?.—.,"‘xfn::'"lmm:( panel skirt and very short e and flapper pan s C l C tt F k [} Attl‘actlve Beaded Bags sleeves is a favorite model, 5 ;‘.‘f"gi',;d“é&?-flfi‘; tehaki, OO . O On : roc s » and is carried out in several TS iadm oants tor . becoming ways. Norman- o Boyw Sport m-'m.e-.' of Are Remarkable Values at 2 FFVE tiers of dazzling beaded loops, whose dies, flock dot voile, import- Sl N neat’ sirpe” "?"C::‘g || colors glisten in the light, a tassel at ed and tissue gingham ; some ;:»'rcf-;y it el b the bottom and draw ribbon at the top— with embroidered collars and 7 tons, and " strongly and one of the smartest bags we have cuffs, and others trimmed Pl :_‘;““ Seams. “-"l‘?l attempted to offer at such a low price is with organdie, laces or vel- Suits, 2 very 1ow prics here ready for your selection. vet ribbon. R for union suits so weil You may choose from black, white. king's blue, steel ,and several effective Sizes for the girl of 13 to - : . combinations, all nicely lined with a har- - YOU will find in this group i s D ehncd Withia e 17 years. many such dresses as you FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER had just set your mind on, : i and had planned to pay % Boxd’ Dathing Suitx, {n h for. Delight- Summer Toilet - e P CIoTe | 20Te elig i . and maroon. Sizes 28 fully cool frocks for every . Needs . For After the Dip ‘ o B0 ey boy Bt arenr peie . st | Sale of Bathing Beach Towels e 3 A H Mavis Talc eevsenee....16c oring. White, pastel tints, . . Sale of . high shades and even a few Pebeco Tooth Paste....29¢ Three splendid value groups of white Novelty Jewelry dark colors. Jax.zhfsi?f }ii;g;’g‘fi'o;‘igiét‘”c Turkish Bath Towels, all low Priced THE Kind of jewclry that i P Good, heavy : s 18 38 St phmorb- BQ . Extra heasy oummte. dretscsand o Most of tl'{e dre_sses are Flexible Nail Files. .....10c > C. bsorbent C ent Turkish * C quality white many vacation needs at of sheer voiles, in P‘al_fl Jergen’s Lotion, for sun- 3 quality “white Turkish bath towels, woven of Turkish bath towels, very special prices. colors, prints, normandie . bUrD ceeecececsnes...48c bath -“towels, size double twilled yarn. size 24x50. With corded Earrings, with large dots or featuring an all- Mennen’s Talcum.......17¢ 18x36.- Size 22x44. border. 3 2.'1‘3:’?002'}‘.""5{5{:;%33“35 over embroidered pattern -3 x - < SERERY STOOE, TANSWIRAR & SNGTRNS . signs, all col- $l 29 or a dropstitched weave. -~ TIT TLOOR : g ¥ Then there are many of . match the earrings. Smart- dotted swiss, cotton crepe, est when worn above the imported gingham or lin e TN S = elbow with sleeve- I () % T s frocks o i e URGH 8 RO H E R § dneadaye A bt pin nation with other fabrics. A : \ : i designs. A bar pin “Bracelets, in shades to a recal neces- sity besides be- ing ornamental. . 39c¢ All sizes. . 420430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 FIRST FLo0R, SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGE & BROTHER o