Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 13

!Little Planet Eros Is Attracting . Attention of All Astronomers » the attention of the astro-|pra LEGION OPPOSES Declares Against Release ofl:ufmu Eros. which is coming so near | in a few months, is also engaging | Wh 1 astronomy known to the shortest distance between the orbits of the earth and of Eros is only about 13,000,000 miles. However, it usually happens that when one of tt e - : | the two ne oint - the attention of the astronomers at poin in_ its other is at s Political Prisoners—Flay all the great observatories of the |othe and * consequently the 1 t approaches of the earth and | occur a intery of about Th vi se | | world and is attracting the interest| of every one because it has the dis- | tinetion of approaching more closely to the orb of the earth than any other known planet, ¢ or small; therefore affording th Propaganda Efforts. at the opposition | months of the coming | | Emphatic xecutive ¢ protest agrave has just completed litical pr e — | of the little’ planet jons when the country was at 3 from October 1, 1923, to was registered at the White cltizeny during the period of their un-| April, ; : we i o xpired sentences.” Ay the ephemeris will be Afae e by the American |expired sen | N =5 ht. published for study and observation Legion, in & presented by John HapEcetom ank Pfrom time to time | he letter to| thes *“So by their actions, the President continu of our country have proved that it is not freedom from prison walls which they and their friends desire for them, | t ihe that ear- | and and nemies | point in | est the at op neare. . vice chairman of the lutive committee of the points out that the in- prisoners by propa- appro niles £ tiug to becloud the , but rather executive permission for o niies ko i that they were freedom to continue their battle to |y, Al vad right of free | overthrow our present form of govern- |y 0 mical ment by the class revolutic dom to again stub our ¢ back should another emerg “In voicing the | most modern and best fiel | servation found in a half century or | more. nd free- Fin ihe arise over- hrow of the —_— 1 point sub: whelming majority ex-service | S : s point that sixteen | population, the Leg s that the | s in Sweden ound- convicts refused | war and peace time records of its mem- | fousewive ion” for ty ept executive clemency tendered | bers entitle their matured opinions to | the purpose of b d fur- Jast June, “because the conditions re- serious consideration on this vital sub- | thering all interests connected with auired that they hecome law-abiding | ject.” the home, youth and child i "=||I Boys’ Suits for School 2 pairs of trousers, in tweeds. pencil stripes and checks—blue and gravs; sizes 8 to 18 years. 95 Extra Offerings in STAMPED GOODS Centerpicces, Scarfs, Vanity Sets, Buffet Covers, Children’s Dresses, Rompers and Bibs, Towels, Card Table Covers, etc. Stamped with attractive designs ready to embroider. Reduced to =3:25¢ and 50c¢ Sale Extraord Special, costs are conservatively analyzed, too: 3 Yards of All-wool Amoskeag French Serge at $2.00 Yd. . Trimmings and Finishing Mate- IS <o o oo o v e R R SRR S RS Total Cost of Materials. ......a.. Cool Days Suggest Early Fall Hats Attractive New Models in the Popular Colors Smart looking models in Panne velvets, Lyon velvets, Panne and Lyon combina- tions—lovely hats in black, wood shades, Chinese red, royal blue, gray, sand, beaver and two-tone effects — hats for street, sport and dress wear. LT T e T T L e T e T T T Extensive showing of charming new Pokes, Mushrooms, Flare shapes, in both medium -and- large styles. Thev're velvet trimmed — embroid- ered, ostrich, hackle, fancy and rib- bon trimmed. : . 59¢ to 75¢ Wash Goods 39c¢ - Yard ortment that presents the favorite summer weaves—all Light and dark colors and a wealth of Spanish Lace, in all-overs and flouncings; assortment of patterns and black and colors. $1.59 $2.49 value. Yard. . Assorted Narrow Laces, in torch- ion, crochet, clunys; white 4 and ecru. 10c value. Yard... C Large Assortment of 5-in. Ril bons, consisting of fancy stri moire, satins for hair bows, mi nery trimming and girdles. Black and all the wanted colors. 49 - Values to 75c. Yard.. C Lace and Net Vestee Sets, with 36-inch Printed Crepe, 36-inch Plain Color Crepe, 39- in:: ;:'r?nled",l":ile, J.’-‘;nch Imported Dress Gingham, 75¢ Plain Color Ratine, 32-inch Art Stripe Shirting Madras. An ass s reduced for quick disposal. patterns. 25¢ Outing Flannel 19c a Yard Heavy flececed stripes, checks $1.00 Ratine Eponge 59c Yard 6 inches wide—firm serviceable quality, in all colors. Ideal mate- and plaids. rial for one-piece vacation dresses. | long tuxedo collar and 49C . | cuffs. 98c value. Each.... ) > All Round Transformation, in D ) CLEARANCE GRASS RUGS Blatk ana ol ehed et st arars Yote that these are fine textured grass rugs, uniform in weave, | these are wavy and hair is 14 in. the kind that afford exceptional wear. Priced as follows: | 1o50° 8350 value. Spe- RUG! 3 . Sold fo 7.5 . P e : S i cial, each $2.75 38 274 e Quality Embroidery Cholee. Flouncing, dainty patterns, scai- a5 STRN loped edges; some with set-in size 18x36 embroidered ruffle. = @5c Choice value. Yard AT R i mm a e | ehairman LT T T T T T LT inary of Fall Dresses New Shipment of These Dresses Have Just ' Arrived and Will Go On Sale Tomorrow The Value of the Materials Alone Is $7.50 Here is the way it figures out—and the THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, AUGUST 26, 1923—PART T. committee. DRUGLESS HEALERS PLAN CHICAGO CONVENTION About 250 From Washington Ex- pected to Attend Annual Session. The American Naturopatic Associa- tion_will hold its annual conventlon | °f Which will go cago August 30, 31 and Sep- |auto caravan, 1. Delexates are expected from | 300 arts of the world and about 250 W. K. COOPER TO SPEAK they will support Gen. Stephan. The steering committee, leave tonight via the Val N. Brandon, commander of tional Caplitol Post, post. all persons will attend from Washington, where it w the convention s held , when the late President ding greeted the delegates. v noted exponents of the drug- | healing profession are on the pro- | ncluding Dr. Benjamin Lust of | Lindlahr of Riley of_this nard MacKadden of Kahlert in Maryland, Under ¥. W. C. A. Auspices. 1t is estimated more than 1,000 dele- will attend the Chicago-conven- e to be welcomed by the mayor of Chicags. RN N lat 4 o'clock this afternoon. BACKS STEPHAN BOOM. Airplane Carries Advocate of His Election to Veterans’ Post. | Europe and the British Isles. |a delegate to the International Bo. May 30 to June 10. irl RLA t. Edwin S. Het ady This is the sixth week since Kam of the District De- | Kahlert was opened for the Y. W partment of the Vetera gn | C. and it has received us guests Wars of the United States, went to| 232 Norfolk, Va., yesterday, via naval aero- | for week ends and 162 for one or plane, to lead the campaign for Brig.|two week vacations. Mr. and Mrs. ien. Anton Ste ity for na- | Arthur W. Chapman. with the a; ief of that sistance of the secretaries of the a: organization. of ational legislative |are in charge of the camp. Store Hours—9:15 to 6 Satisfaction irst . NGSPALA(E 810-818 Seventh Street 7 I | B Of All-Wool Amoskeag French Serge No. 7750 Quality Dresses, in smart Fall fashions— made up for us ahead of the season by a prominent manufacturer who was willing to take a loss in order to keep his plant go- ing during the dull season. All Sizes 36 to 44 12 Distinctive Models, 2 of Which Are Sketched Note the gracious lines and refined embellishments of the styles pictured—other models are equally appealing. Add to this cost of having the dress made, and vou will appreciate the amazing character of this offering at $5.85. Pleated, draped and straight models, in the correct X length for fall. Richly embroidered, adorned with plain and novelty silk braid, rows of looped braid, narrow pleat- $1 50 ngs and bands of openwork braid down entire front. Self $7.50 girdles and fancy belts. All are navy blue. See Window Display Sale of Silk-and- Fiber Hose Thrifty women will find another opportunity to- morrow to save on stockings that really look and wear well and yet cost very little. These are knit of combination thread silk and fiber. In 79 black and colors, slightly imperfect; in CHILDREN'S SOCKS—Three- white, entirely perfect.....ccoeeeecceees FIBER SILK HOSE--Includ- ing black; black lace clocks. ?uflnglr Tcrcvr‘;wl» dc;b_v ribbed o : . 5 op; black, cordovan, champagne, ‘?'." :“’gh"]y ; ‘";g‘f'!“' and | OB atc. Sizes 7 to 10, Shght white in plain knit, irregulars. Three pairs strictly perfect . 39c¢ for 50c; pair = 19¢ Lace-Clocked Silk Hose New shipment All-silk and Lisle-top Silk 1 98 L] Stockings of superb quality, showing the pop- Few of the Many August Clean-Up Specials ..50c . 25C Hand Towels, Sfor........... Small lot Soft, White Absorbent Turkish Towels ........ ot e e ke $1.00, | Hand Towels, worth 1234c each. Slightly solled. Shaker Flannel, Kitchen 1.00 [ i C Towels, 6 for. . . Heavy White Shaker Flannel, Made” of - Stevens part-linen | With soft fleece on both sides. crash. Regular price, 2oc each. Men’s Work 69 Nikpan $ 1 1 9 C s and Deni Napkins, doz. . - Shirts, with collar and pocket. 18x18 Nikpan Perfect Quality He has had the assurances from the larger state delegations that which will Norfolk and Washington boat, includes Col. George L. Tait, past department commander; Lieut. Kenneth L. Coontz, commander of the all-navy post in the District, and Na- the city’s largest The Washington delegation, part by boat and part by will number more than AT VESPER SERVICES Exercises This Afternoon at Kamp William Knowles Cooper wil speak |at the vesper service to be held at | Kamp Kahlert, Back Bay Heach, Md., H Mr. Cooper has just returned from central He was | Work Conference at Portschack, Aus- | His daughter, s Anna Cooper, I8 secretary in the Reserve Department of the Y. > A girls and young women; ninety im is also |sociation and the resident counselors v {SUSPECT HELD IN DEATH OF INDIANA SHERIFF Taken When He Asks for Letter at Nearby Ohio Post United States was made public yes- terday at the State Department “After seven wecks of an unforget- | able journey, which took me from | one end to the other of Ameri | said the messagge, “it is a ple duty for me to officially express m deep-felt gratitude for the recepti ADVANCE IN HOGS | HEARTENS FARMERS Porkers Reach New Top for Year % accorded me by my companions With No Indications arms of the great war, a o= U;‘e stirring demonst By the Associated Press. ship for France which I met with STON, i . of Drop. everywhere among the inhabitants | SENTON, Ohio, August 25.—Hugo By the Associated Press and amidst my comrades.” Wendland, twenty-four, claiming - ebraska as his home, is held here v suspect in connection with the SHOWS BIG INCREASE =t Frockeville. Iml. two weeks & Wendland appeared in town twelve miles west of here CHICAGO, August 25 —Farmgers complaining about the price of wheat realized today that the hog, another farm product, still is their friend when the porkers made a new top for the vear at $9.25 at the week end on & 20 to 25 cents advance, The 160 and 230 pound class of North of a Countries butchers sold from 39 to $9.25, while the Equator| ,icnt and inquired for a letter at 250-pound class brought from $8.50 to| Show 2,683,306,000 Bushels, the post office then procecded $8.90. Owing to a restored confidence % to this city. Local police were ad- in producing circles the bulge was| Against 2,566,510,000 in 1922. i 2 not expected to result in an oversup. % vised by Mars] Cocheran of Ply and @ reguction in prices during The 1923 wheat crop of countries ! pAlger t W swered the the coming wWeek. north of the equator, which produce | geseriptic wanted I Those watching the Increase in hog prices referred to the survey of the United States Department of Agricul- ture showing the price level for the ten principal crops of the farmer, in- cluding four-fifths of the value 6f ail about four-fifths of the world suppl was estimated by the Departm Agriculture yesterday at 2,68 bushels, compared with in 1922 and 1638,000 in 192 ind he was furm products, had advanced 16 per| Production outside of rnoon cent during the last twelve months. | pussia and e os | certain Wend farmers being pald for these crops at 0 Biven as cers from Brookeville are said to current prices 33 per cent more than e ooy | be on their way here to ilentify in 1913, : 2000 | \Wendland. The estimate of the ch crop —_— GOUH included in these fi es and cabled A ch o woman of t ¥ AUD APPRECIATIVE. |yestcrday to the depiriment bs the class will have twen i International Institute of Ag at Rome is 29 pared with 000 bus A telegram from Gen. Gauraud of 00 Tantn France to Secretary Hughes, express- ing appreciition of the reception ac- corded him during his visit to the with | winter, weather warmer L T T T T T T L L L] LT LU DT TP Stupendous Sale of Men’s Genuine Large and progressive manu- facturer of Men’s Custom-made Shirts, purchased thousinds of yards of materials from foremost makers of high quality shirting to fill orders for large clients—after the shirts were made, they discov- ered some of them were not like samples and the makers of the shirting gave a substantial allow- ance to the manufacturer, who in turn approached us and we saw an opportunity that comes only once in a long time, so we pur- chased the entire order and are offering them to Washingtonians at big savings. These shirts are strictly custom tailored and you'll find only very latest styles in all newest colorings for fall and winter wear. There are shirts with neck bands only, while others have collars attached, buttoned down and collars at- tached with buttons. Ample sup- ply of whites, stripes-and figures, both light and dark grounds. There are a few checks to be found. Each shirt is perfect and full cut.” Made to sell for about double what we are asking. Sizes 13 to 17. All sleeve lengths. T O R O L UL O LT LT L R LT Bedwear at Substantial Savings $6.00 and $7.00 Blankets Outing Flannel Wool-mixed and Notice to Campers Heavy Cotton Blan- e i $ 95 and Porch Sleepers 66x80. - Tmported Gray avy-welght — dou- == | Single Blan- ble blankets . at Single Blan kets, weight about two pounds. Each #4.85 pair, and dou- ble-thick blankets at $4.85 cach. Plalds, gray and tan. $9.00 Wool-Mixed Blankets 66x80 extra heavy Blankets, beauti- *1 Sale of Crochet Bedspreads Full yard-wide both pink and Pair blue stripes. I TR ful and serviceable combination of $ 95 $250 Hemmed, double-bed size.. $1.59 Tome. Whipped. otners boand’ With s $400 Scallopéd, cut corner, large size.... ... §2.95 solsette. == $100 Plain Hemmed, large size. ... $2.50 $20.00 All-W ool Blankets §4.0¢ Fringed, cut corners, large size........$295 Warranted all pure wool. Size 66x80. New Scotch plaids, sca let and blue, pink and brown plaids. Made of selected: lamb's wool, and all actual $20.00 value. Save one-fourth. 81x90 Seamless Sheets 576 _of these excellent Seamless Bleathed - Sheets; slight seconds of $1.50 grade, but so nearly perfect that faults are negligible. Hand torn_and ironed, Deep hem at top and bottom. Satin Marseiltes Bedspreads $8.00 Scalloped, cut corners, large size. ... $7.00 Plain Hemmed, large size.... $10.00 Scalloped, cut corners....... Sale of Bolster Sets. - (Large Bedspreads with Bolster Cover to Match) $7.50 Pink, Bluc or Gold. .. ...$5.98 152 $1.00 $5.95 $4.95 $7.95 > $6.00 White Crochet.. $3.98 42x38Y; Pillowcases, 4 for $1000 White Marseilles $7.98 Note the extra length. Made the 5 % = > right way of the cotton, which is a 00 $12.00 Colored Marseilles $9.98 firm, round-thread i‘“v"“"‘" free from L $12.00 Colored Marseilles $9.98 Stanch FGEEsupRY == $1200 White Monogram $9.98 Napkins, hemmed, ready for use. | Men's Wash i H Reduced from $1.50. R 3 C | Men’s Socks, l 00 Boys’-School 8 95 H Sash Curtains, 1 9 c fNiber SUKTubulac Tles inincat K6 pairs for.... . Suits ........ 5 O C £ patterns. All-wool suits in tweeds b, pins, tw e = RN oo Barnesknit Medium-weight Uit i aby pins, two in box. = 500 White Marquisette Sash Cur- | Boys’ Wash Socket i ABINCE inevy et ey and MW TWO pairs of pante. s Alfofeoiol dlisaibibitestenars, = tains, size 36x40. Hemmed, ready | Pants ....... C cordovan. Perfect quality. 8 to 18. Pearl Buttons—2-hole, 3 () = to hang. = 2 " . 12 o : V: = Sizes 3 to § khaki, beach ¥ & n card; 10c value, = Women's cloth and crash pants. eashilF Mea's Gtis 5 C | Boys"Leather SRR s C H 9 C Boys’ Pl Underwear ....... U Belts i C T = Nests o 0o oys” Flay v . .. o als Laces, 12 yards = es » 2 Otis White and Balbriggan Gar- Genuine Hick olid Leather | to a bolt .........0.... c = 25c and 29c¢ Gauze Vests, g Suits . c..o.o.o. . C ments; sleeveless and haif-sleeve | pelte, with an'Eslip' nickal P ancai Mest, B = lar and extra L Semempertect Khaki_ “Playboy” Suits and | shirtsand ankle drawers. 65¢ each. | byckles. Samples of dollar qual- s nheliteesOnly = some slight irregulars. ‘Heavy €rash Base-Ball Suits, sizes , ity. Bmbrolders i = Women's l O 3 1(0' e ‘Women’s Onyx 35 C | Women's 25¢ to s0c .__round finish IZ%C = LARK 0. N. T. Spool Cotton, 25¢c values, cach = NEBEE . .oooconiiane C black and white, Hose . o e 4 1 5 C N . = Reg and Extra Size Gauze Onyx Dub-L-Wear Mercerize . .. Bertha Collars, in lace = Vests with | bodice top. Slght 27c for '% 'DOZ. Hose, in black, brown. gray and g inds and colors, some | and net; cream and 490 = seconds. Wwhite. 3 pairs for $1.00. with fancy buckle white; 750 value, cach.. = T D T Illlllllllllllll!ll!ll = = L4 LU T T T lIIIII‘llllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllIIllIIIIIIlIIIIIIlllI