Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 26

12 LINERS RACING HERE " 26 THE EVENING ST:&R, WASHINGTON, U. 5. LOVES FRANCE, GOURAUD REPORTS| General Gives Countrymen Enthusiastic Account of His Trip to America. - By the Assoclated Pr HAVRE, August 30.—Gen. H. J. E.| Gouraud returned home vesterday on the steamer F after his tour of the United States convinced that the | friendship America has for France is as decp as it was during the war. | His first act nding was to! cable his thanks and lasting affection | to his comrades of the Rainbow Di- | vision In an interview he described the | emotion he felt when he greeted his | American comrades of the great bat- | tle of July, 1918, the turning point of the war. Throughout the United | States, he said, not only were the veterans of the war, but people of all | classes, so enthusiastic that he was | ove med by their kindne Many times the ject of the Ruhr | was brought up to him by Americans, | he added, and he fc that their | keen sense of justice demanded that | those who had destroyed should re- pair He erted that he had tried to impress on An at there | n in the | | was no thought o minds of France Premier Poincare’s thought. must that the unity > was to be destroyed by five million | Germans | speeches, he all suspicions | Gen: Gouraud said he had been told { much about_Gern paganda in the United States, it he noted | only 500 per + vaunted Germanophile meeting Calls United Stat The the beauty | ficent “pal- | al f Washington, the city hail Ht‘} San Francisc nd th wid tre H guarded ues and green spots | in the with the richr and | taste residences He s out the Yose- mite Valley 1nd Canyon of | the Colorado. i The France was forced to stop | way out of New York, not due to but to rescue a who full overboard, wis splendidly” ac- | accident as reporte French emigr and whose re: complished. GOURAUD REACHES PARIS. | Repeats Statement About U. S. Trip Made at Havre. | PARIS, August 30.—Upon his arrival | in Paris from Havre, where he debarked | vesterday from the steamer which car- | ried him from the United State . 1t upon landing there. ' | i WITH IMMIGRANTS ABOARD | Hasten to Get in Under Third Month of Fiscal Year Quota to Land at Three Ports. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, August 30.—Twelve liners, carrying 9,000 aliens, are rac- | ing to New York in order that their | Fuman cargoes may have a chance of | entry to this country before the Se tember q are monthiy | race, which h acterized as ) qu ntine will end to-| night at midnight, when the quc for the third month of the current fi cal year is opened. number of the ships will land im- | grants at Boston, while one, thej coming from Mediterranean | ports, will dock at Providence, R. L, with 425 passenge {JARDING’S BODY PLACED IN ASPHALT S/ SARCOPHAGUS Replaced in s Vault in Which It| Was Entombed to Await Build- ing of Mausoleum. By the Associated Press, MARION, Ohio, August 30.—The casket containing the body of the late President Harding was placed in asphalt sarcophagus weighing 2. pounds rday. After the iled it was placed cophagus w in the vault in the Marion cemetery. where the body was entombed several | be placed ! to be con weeks ago0. in a mausoleum, w structed. Prgm— » 'Louisville Lo’ (The Vampin’ Lady) is stealing into every dance program and trot- ting away with all the bouquets. Ted Lewis' Columbia Record of this go-grtter is the yamp- Kgeat, coaxingest fox- trot you ever heard. “Beale Street Mamma” 14 the whiz-bang selec- tion on the other side. At Columbia Dealers m a mild, vegetable lazative to relieve! I‘:onltl'g:unn apd Bl ousness Climinauive funcrons. o, "o Chips off the OId Block MR JUNIORS— Littlo N2s One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and_adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST, Peoples Drug Store,.Incy . __ l = Women’s Umbrellas, $4.95 Were 88. 14 colored silk um- brellas; green, blue, purple brown and blac! assorte wood handles, bakelite trim med, with leather wrist straps or rings. Children’s_Umbrellas, $1.45 v Tape f‘(lgn Prince of S silver trimmed. Twbrella Section, First floor. Women’s Blouses, $1 Were much more, made white volle: blouses, also a few rose, bisque and orchid voiles; sizes 34 to 46 in combined group. Alxo 50 Dimity Blouses, $t cach; were much more, Peter Pan collars, V mnec some trimmed in narrow Irish or colored embroidery or band: all sizes in the lot. Women'’s Blouses, $1.95 Were $3.95. 57 handmade im- ported Belgian blouses in voile; some trimmed in contrasting inserts of rose, orchid copen voile: high and low lars; some have surplice frills; sizes 34 to 46 in lot. Women’s Blouses, $2.95 Were $5.75. 42 figured crepe de chine ti light dark g navy cre and ' bisqu Women’s Dresses, $19.50 shirts; tailored; and brown and flesh georgette Were 15 cloth dresses in blou Poiret and Tricotine; straight- Blouse Section, Third floor. line models; embroidered and id trimmed; black, navy, Sateen Petticoats, 75¢ Mmoo Were $1. 40 shadowproof white G Afternoon petticoats; scalloped and hem- $10.50 s were £30.50. Printed med L erepe orgette and fowered 15 Shadowproof White Englixh geors draped; othery Broadcloth Petticoats, $1.50 cach; were trimmed with pleated panels with hemstitc hem and street w A each; 7 Shadowproof White Radium were 39.: Cambridge Cre: Pettic s, 3.05 each; 3 hine straight- ection, Third floor. s with_ pl panels; sizes 36 and 38, Silk Sert.‘, S5 e e 15 Washable Fan- . Black and flowered gette over L . 40, Skirts, were $5 and more. Skirt: Section. Third floc > Women’s Handkerchiefs o 21/_zc Razor Strops. 50c special v Were 1 Hrin benirese ored woven Lo embr h. 'Third floor. v Strops, narrow colored narrow drawn $1 each; fast co Handker: Men'’s Foulard Sllk Tles, 50c Were §1. 68 Four-in-hand tractive white and cc Men’s Sweaters, 54.85 . 9 nowe two-toned V' ne. coat pockets that button 42, 44 Men’s Sweaters, 54 85 Were $7. 10 light golf or por sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 4 Men’s Sport Coats, $4.85 Were S7. h? .'lllly-‘\\nn‘-] coats: pinch ts; tan and fawn: sizes Men’s Union Suits, 85¢ Very Special. 96 checked n sook suits: knee crotch style; elas back; sizes 38, 40, Men's Furnishings Mcn s Bathmg Suxts, $2.55 Were %4 wool; one-pie cros Qmokmg Stand, $7.50 ~ S15. Wi Men’s Oxfords, $3.75 endouxly reduced, 14 ©'r ivory 1o unusual The September Sale of Dinnerware, China, Glass and Housewares Begins Tuesday, September 4th Very large assortments nd excepti 1 values have been pro- vided for this event. You should make a note to be here Tues- day morning. Fifth floor. Vudor Porch Shades Fine Underthings, $1.35 Reduced Were much more. "1 pairs D e . sinidenea Sitzhtly fmperfect, but entirely Ll P e i Tvi ble. rufl lengths 2 size 10x10 ft., $8; was rench Percale ; were §4. [ ntily en sleeves hand BS; was 8§ d_and han : wwas $12 o LRI size < £5. Hand-embroid- ze SXT s ered ,r‘ler;;‘l‘.x and camisole tops; o Che = Daintily 1op- i Dress Goods 1 Price 200 remnant vards. Embroidered S printed voiles, ti ams, dress Silk Underwear Section, T High-Grade Luggage GreatIy Reduced price 20-inch Fitted Cowhide Case 2 woods Section, Second floor. 505 wan 0. Long ed rounded _box; far heavy ning; = sterling silver fittings. inch Fitted Case, $55; was padded top: blue moire lining; 14 white fittings, beautifully carved. Traveling Goods Section First floor. K:tchen Furmturc Gateleg was $14.50. in-top Kitchen Table, With drop e drawer; top size 24 Self-wringing S0c each; were i 5 Steel Spading Forks, $1.50 ach; were SZ. 3 Long-handled Spades, 95e each: were $1.50. 4 White Enameled $1.25 each: were Housewares Section, Fifth floor. ub Mops. ‘ommodes, Refrigerators 1 Three-door erator, $2! rna_i;u‘lrd ined; 100 1bs. ice ca- ti ah pacity. B 1 ‘Three-door Side Icer Refrig- naon manogany erator, $24.30; wax 832, White enameled lined; 60 ice capacity. 1 Lift-top Refrigerator, wax $34.75. 100 lbs. ice ca- pacity. White enameled lined. Refrigerator Section, Fifth fioor. Window Screens, 68c g Were very mueh more. 120 9x12, $44.50 igh-grade, f-adjusting Screens; one-piece, so flies or 8.3x10.6, $40 mosquitoes cannot enter; gal- y vanized frames and wire; win- dows up to 34 inches may be fitted. Screen Sectlon, Fifth floor. r Refrig- finish 0. Finished 3 White Dresses for afternoon ack Canton ymed with small dette Coat Dress, Trimmed with idered over $ cushion combina- i brown grounds, with at- ravy and heather stripes; sizes h tray, match 4. %6 was Stand, $10; was very ction, First size 12x6 ft. Dam- in lengths of 1 to ginghams, Jananese crepe, at half former Sports Hats, $3.95 Were $5 and $7.50. 29 leghorns and fancy straws, white and natural colors; unusual value rimmed Summer Hats, $1. Dorts Hats, 8193 enchs were and re. Ribbon and peanut straws, in white. Untrimmed Hats, $1 Were very much White Straw Hats 3 tive shapes and extremely good values. Millivery Section, Third fluor. 7 38,3 39, 6 40, 4 42 134, 23 Men's Clothes Section a floor. Women’s Silk Hosz, $1. 25 Uneven weave, if perfect ack, white des; some out- oup Women’s Silk Hose, $1.65 ‘neven weave, if perfect would he African brown and a few In Russian ta pairs Women’s LlSIC Hose, 85¢ Were $1.235. pairs Imported Fine Lisic Hotie with hand-eme Lroidered insteps; white and Bray Women’s Lisle Hose, 50c Uneven weave, if perfect would he $1. 120 pairs black mercer- 10, mi-fash- rop: k Hose, pair. Black s Sla to 10; sand. in sizes 8§12 and o Women's Host ton, First floor. Women'’s Gloves, 75¢ Were much more. 40 Prs. of let Silk Gloves in nd gray. s button-length Fabric ves, T5e Pr.i were $1 aver, mode and gra £ Prs. Women's 2- Gloves, 45¢ Pr.; were S1. Men’s Topcoats, $19.75 Were $30 and $35. 27 Box Coats, regular and set-in sleeves; whip- cord and imported tweed coatings. Sizes: 1 34, 1 35, 1 36, 4 37, Men's Mohalr Suits, $11.75, 22 s tremendously reduced be- « + end of season. No &} terations made in view of low price. S Re I Stout Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; no mail or phone orders accepted Boys’ Suits, $7.75 Were $12.50 and $13.50. 32 high-grade corduroy suits, in in and Norfolk model: 13, 17 and 18 years. 5 Boy Serge Knicker Suits, were $15. Full throughout; medium Sizes 7, 16, 17 years Boys' Knicker Suits, $7.75 were $12 Medium full lin suitable for 10, 11,15, 16, 17 and B . Fourth floor. Men's iamen mits, 753; were $16. and momie cloth; no alterations . 19 suits; linen, linen crash in view of low price. Sizes: Size Regular. . Stout ... Two-Trousers High School Suits, $19.75; were $30. Of good. durable wool fabrics in styles for young fellows. Sizes: 1 31, 11 32, 10 33, Lisle Combinations, $2.50 Were £2. 11 Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed 1 5 dic style w fitting knees: size 5 n’s Imported Swiss Rib- Vests, $1.50 each: were sleevel sizes Fine Ribbed Lisle Chemise, %1 each: Pink. low neck, izes 5 and 6 Women's Fine Ribbed Lisle ation Suits, 68e each: 1. Low neck, sleeveless, tight fitting Knees. 5 nd & nit Undersenr Section, Third floor. Maker’s Cretonne Samples 30c and 45¢ Each Imported and Domestic ~tonnes, in sample lengths. from a prominent maker and importer. Many colors and pat- terns, suitable for pillows. bags and many other uses. Size ap- proximately 31x36 inches. Very xpecially priced. Curtain Section, Fifth floor. ‘Wool Dress Goods Remna’nts 1, Price 100 lengths wool dress ,ds. suitable for skirts and ildren's coats; lengths of % 2 rd: to Dress Goods Section, nd floor: Women’s Suits and Coats 17 Knitted Suits, sleevele: ¢ and blue, € blue, g 8 White Knitted Caps ort was $49.50. 1 Tan 3-piece Suit, in vel ve -piece Cloth Suits, in brown much more. 1 Gray 3-plece much more. with brushed wool tailored models S it, in tan and nrln:e. Sport Suit, in gray and red; siz onge Suit, stitched with size and navy Greatly Reduced Sport Suits, $7.50; were $10 mode ay and orange; sizes 36 to 44. white and orange, white and ars. $19.50 each; were to 40. S10 each: were $19.50. #15: was much more. Greatly reduced to $19.50. blue and orange silk; size 38. & weas $39.50. 36. 8 $10 each; were Silk Suit, with waist to match; size 38. $25; was very Navy Twill 3-plece Suit. with waist to match: size 38. $49.50; was $89.50. blue, 1 2 Linen Sport Dres: to 83.75 each. 1d lavender; sizes 34 and 36. Greatly reduced 6 Novelty Suits, in stripes and plaids; sizes 34, 35, 38, 40. $25 each; 0. s Cloth Suit White Pleated Cre “'hl!'- Plr‘.lted ol e de C Pleated Crepe siderably more. its, trimmed in blue: sizes 36, in blue, orchid and gra 3, 40. $15 each; were $29.50. with rose checks; sizes 36 and worked in green silk: size 36. $10; was $15. ine Skirt, $3; was $10. uch more. o With fur collars. $15 each; were con- 6 Black Silk Crepe Capes, with fur-trimmed collars. $15 each; were 9,50, 4 Poiret Twill Capes, in gray and ta: each; were vers much more. : was much more. $29.50; was $59.50. Silk Coat, size 36. %19 Suit and Coat Section, Third floor. handsomely lined in navy silk. The Semi-Annual Sale . Furniture and Rugs At Very Low Prices A sale that affords you an opportunity to purchase the furni- ture you need, whether a suite or an individual piece, and the rugs, whether for 2 new home or for a room in your present one, at prices that are very low. Many, many pieces not described will be found on our floors, Combination Walnut Dining Suite of 8 pieces. . . 2$250 Whita Drop-leaf Gateleg Table with drawer; combi- .....53250 Combination Brown Mahogany Spinet Desk. . . .$34.75 Cane Wing Chair or Rocker in antique mahogany oiiols. 1 $8975 Axminster Rugs Low Priced 6x9, $27.50 4.6x6.6, $14.75 27x60, $4.75 Furniture and Rug Section, Sixth floor. 3x6, $7.85 27x54, $4.50° all fresh, new stock, beautiful in appearance and substantial in construction. The Deferred Payment Plan allows you e\ery convenience if you do not care to make the entire outlay at once. Delivery to any shipping point in the United States prepaid; no charge for pnckmg and crating. Plymouth Windsor Chair with braced back. ...$10.75 SoItd Mahogany Drop-leaf Tea Wagon with & tea S5 Large Carved Combination Mahogany Wing Chaxr or Rocker with velour upholstered spring Oval Rag Rugs Low Priced 3x6, $9.75 glass serving tray. .. 4x7, $14.95 27x54, $5.25 \_ White muSlin Brassiere: gachs were 813 sizes 34, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923. Woodmard & Lotheoy Friday Remnant Day Brassieres Reduced 15 Long-line Brassieres, $1.25; were much more. Some with elafis!h’ bands at waistline with a figured satin to 6 T D; sizes 34, 36, ine Brassieres, $2; were 33 and more. Including Girlish Form, madc of fine pink atin stripes; sizes 44, 46 12’ Pink Silk Laces, 25¢ Pr. were much more. 8§ and 10 yds. ng. 0 DeBevoise Pink and Whit. Treco Bagdeaux and a few 3 Lily of France Girdles, $3.50 each; were $5. Side section of fine elastic; sizes 2 1, 30. Corsets, $2.50 Were very much higher. 25 Fine Corsets; odd sizes and discontinued models; all good styles and makes: Bien-Jolie, Binner, Bon Ton, Madame Irene and others; low tops, elastic waist lin st-line models in brod Trecos, fine coutils sizes to 28 in lot 20 Bon Ton Corsets, $2.50 each: were $3.50. Semi-elastic. of striped batiste and elastic laced back model; sizes 28 to 30 Corsets, special, $1.15 each. Walst-line' model; fi Pekin light weight; lightly sizes 24 to 29, Section, Third floor, Girls” Apgarel Reduced 12 Girly' Middies greatly re- duced to $2.95 each. Wool flan- egulation, trimmed in d; navy and green; and 20 years. Sweaters in various each; were much Sizes 12 and 14 vears Middies, 95¢ each; were very much more. Cadet blue, Palmer and Junior Palmer cloth; trimmed in white braid; rs. Prs. ‘m.” Bloomers, $1. r.; were much higher. Black: torm serge, full pleated on E aistband with adjust- able band at knee; sizes 12 and years. Swimming Tank Suits in black and Jersey, greatly re- duced to 45¢ each. Sizes 8, 10 and 12 years. 19 Mi Middies, each; were much higher. White jean with tan and blue collars and trimmed with white sizes 16, 18, 20 vears. iirls’ Voile Dresse h higher. green and henna; sizes § 10 years. 5 Junior Girls' Dresses, $4.95 each; were §: oile, linen and eponge; sizes 13 and 15 years 14 Girls' Dresses greatly re- duced, $5 each. For school serge, jersey and wool crepe; navy, tan and hen sizes 6§ to 14 year: Junior G nel; full 10 All-woo colors, port_Suits in ze 15, greatly ch. ite, to & Junior Gi Plald Sport at, size 15 yvears. $39.50; was irl's Sport Suit in tweed mixture: size 14 years. $10; wax $19.50. 1 Junior Girl's Sport Cape, $7.30; was very much more. 3 Girls' Pleated rts on ds, $1 were much Eigher. d linen Girls' ed to Girls’ , Fourth floor. Women’s Sweaters, $1 Were very ch more. on wool sweaters, in tractive figured pat 16 Extra_ Size Wo Tights, §: and 3. Knitted Skirts, $3.95 eachs were much higher. 1 jade in fiber, 1 rust and gold in fiber and wool, 1 tan in wool Sweater Section, Third floor. Bathinig each; were Special Size Dresses Reduced to $5 Were much more. 25 Voile Dresses, plain and figured designs; beige, jade, navy and white, and black and whi 4 1 Sports Dress, $29.50; wax $49. Jade roshanara with crepe col lar and cuffs of cream batiste: . S15; wax $29.50. ? mixture; gray; size 4 irts, $5.50 ench: were $15. White wool crepe; knife-pleated models; waist lines 30 to 40, 1 Navy Twill Dress, $13; was Trimmed in braid; 1 Dresx of Gray Canton wax much more. Side p, knife pleating slightly sold as is. Special Size Section, Third foor 1 Wool Slip-on Sweater, tremendously Poiret were straigh resses, € immed _in models; 29501 wan : girdle; A 1 Mandsome Black Canton Crepe Dresx, $39. was much _more. Sleeves and side panels of chif- fon: beautifully Leaded in sap- phire; size 41 Women’s Gowns, $1.85 67 gowns of fine batiste, dainti- 1y trimmed with val lace an insertion, or fancy colored cot- ton crepe; or plain pink corded dimity. Also envelope chemise of nainsook, trimmed with fi val lace and insertion; sizes 3 and 40. ” ; Women’s. Chemise, 95¢ 125 Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, trimmed with val lace and insertion; bloomers of pink cotton crepe or black sateen; corset covers of nainsook trim- med with val lace. Muslin Skirts trimmed with lace or embroidery; sizes 36 to 40. Women’s Underthings, 58¢ Were much more. S pleces. Corset Covers®of white cotton crepe or plain black lawn; Marcella drawers, embroidery trimmed; bloomers of pink mull, plain _ tailored; shirt chemise of plain colored dim- ity; sizes 35 to 40. Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor. Children’s Shoes, $1.45 ‘Were much more. 19 prs. Growing Girls' Patent Leather Opera Pumps, turn sizes 5, 6. 6%, 7 AA; 4, 5. 6 A 4, 6 B; 4, 6 C. prs. Growing Girls' Patent Leather Opera Pumps; welt soles; sizes 2%, 3, 4, 4 615 AA; 3. 4, 414, 5%, 6 113 B; 234, 4 C. 25 pre. Misses' White Canvas Pumps; one strap; sizes 11 12, 1214, 13, 13%, 1, 1%, 2 A; 11%,°12, 1, 1%, 2 B! 3 prs. Misses’ Guumetal One- strap Pumps; sizes 1213, 15 A. 12 prs. Children’s One-strap Rubber-soled White Ked: zes 8, 81, 91, 10 F. \prs. Children’s White One- <trap Canvas Pumps; sizes 9 nd 10 F. prs. Children's Tan Trot Moc )xfords; sizes 9 and 10 C. Children’s Shoe Section, Fourth floor. 30x60, $6.75 24x36, $3 e Final Clearance Boys Smts, $1 Misses’ Apparel Small or c 50 each; were Beautifully mporte 2 cloth; a iety uding the dark elty silk Dresses. Tailored 14, 16, 18 and collar. 1 White Georgett was much highe 3 Silk Dresses, 81 $25. One light gray; one brown printed crepe; one 1t brown crepe de chine; size 16 Silk Dresses,’ $15 each; were $20.50. One-of-a-kind; light and dark colors, 8 Imported Novelty Cloth Jac- each; were mod gray, tan the thir 1 fall and week end motor tr Ity Suit 0; was v small gold 1" Origi Armand” suit, 3 ¥ “duced to SINF0. Gray brocade novelty cloth: size 14 2 Handsome Black Embroidered Silk Coats, $39.50 each; were $79.50. Long, slim, tie-around models; sizes 16 and 18 years. 3 Tan and Gray Suits, $20.50 each; were $59.3 Two long tailored models: 1 dress model. 1 Tan Poiret Twill Long Coat, $20.50; was $39.50. Embroid- ered all over. Size 18 7 Printed Shantung Dres: $5; were much more. Straightline models. 1 White Chiffon and Silver Cloth Dress, size 18, greatly reduced to $25. Soiled Misses’ Section, Fourth floor. Infants’ Needs 50 doz, Red Star Hemmed Dia- pers. Special, $2.50 doz. Slightly imperfect: siz E 10 Infants' Blankets were S1.50. Blue only: % slightly soiled; sizes inch Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. Infants’ Dresses, 95¢ Were $1.95. 24 Yoke Dresses, white nainsook, trimmed in em- broidery and lace; some with ruffies on bottom of skirts; sizes 1 and 2 years. Infants’ Rompers, 95¢ pr.; were $1.95. 24 checked gingham and lain blue, brown and yellow; sizes 2 to 6 years. infants' Dresses, 85c; were $1.45. 18 dresses, hand-em- broidered; low neck, short sleev sizes 2 to 4 years. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. Ford Slip Covers For touring cars, $3.95; were 88, For sedans, $4.95; were $9. To close out remaining stock, these covers have been marked very low. They are well made, of durable materials in serv- iceable colors. For 1922 and 1923 model Fords. Curtain Section, Firth fioor. Bar Harbor Chairs Special, $3.90 2.» Willow Bar Harbor Chai. slightly imperfect; sold “as is. Large size that is comfortable. Wiilew and Reed Section, Fifth foor.