Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1923, Page 13

LABOR VICTORIOUS, LEWIS DECLARES Says Past Year Has Been Triumph Over Contin- ual Attacks. By the Associated Press, INDIANAPOLIS, September 2.—En- emies of organized labor have learned In the last y that organized labor cannot be destroyed, John L. Lewls, president of the United Mine Workers of America, declared in a Labor day message. i Mr. Lewls asserted that the last vear | had been filled with trials and vicissi- tudes for orga constant and s ful interests a have learned that the trade union is a legitimate American _institution and that the American public has given its 1 approv to the idea.” Stands for Peace. v power- but they will do its part to establish and main- tain that kind of peace. Let us all ex- press here and now the hope that this y be fulfilled and that next see the most cordial rela- tions established and maintained be- tween employer and employe, so that next Labor day may come with a cloud- less industrial sky. “Let us remember that without or- ganization labor would be helpless to express itself or to take its own part in the struggle against the forces that would destroy labor's liberty. Year of Trials. “The past year has been filled with trials and vicissitudes for organized labor. A constant and steady attack has been in progress, commanded by powerful interests and influences, for the weakening or the destruction of the labor movement. Every concelvable weapon and means of {ndustrial war- fare has been utilized by the attacking forces, but the flag of trade uhionism still floats at the top of the mast, un- sullied and unafraid. Labor has lost skirmishes in the past year, but it has won the great battle for the mainte- nance of labor's rights, until, today, it is stronger and more efficient than ever before in the history of the labor move- ment."” TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND N PIECES Headless Remainder of Body PLANNED TOMORROW ZR-1 to Be Inflated With Helium and Flown if Winds Are Right. By the Assoclated Press LAKEHURST, N. J.,, September 3.— At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning the rigid dirigfble ZR-1 will be fully in- flated with hellum gas, in preparation for the first test flight that afternoon at the United States naval alr sta- tion here. All plans are contingent upon fa- vorable weather, an easterly wind of mild velocity being desired.” Riggers were working_ all day today on the great craft. Motors were tuned up, minor adjustments made and final installations completed on instru- ments in the control car, from which the operation of the ship will be di- rected. In charge of the fight tomorrow, it ne is made, will be Commander R. D. Weyerbacher. Capt. Anton Heinan, formerly test pilot for the Zeppelins, will be pilot. In the car with them will be Commander F. R. McCrary, commandant of the naval air station. BRITISH GIRL WORKERS ASK FOR PAY INCREASE Government Clerks Are Paid Only Equivalent of $10 Per Week in U. S. Money. LONDON, September 3.—Girl clerks in American offices who bemoan the slimness of fifteen ana twenty dollar a week salaries are considered lucky by their poorer pald counterparts in England. There are 3.000 woman clerks in government offices, some of them with eight years' experience, who receive less than the equivalent of $10 a week. They don't like it, but they don’t know what to do about it. for there wre still more than 1,000,000 unem- ployed in England who stand ready to pounce upon positions the minute they are vacated. -Most of these govern- ment clerks are in the late twenties, some have passed thirty, and among them there are widows with children to_support. The clerks have asked the govern- ment to increase thelr pay by $2 or $2.50 a week. Some of the newspapers are supporting their requests. The government hasn't sald anything yet. one way or the other. Meanwhile, it is said, the girls who cannot make both ends meet on their salaries are making up the difference after hours by sewing, doing laundry work and teaching dancing. LOU TELLEGEN TO WED AUSTRALIAN ACTRESS Marriage to Miss Lorna Ambler Said to be Planned Soon Recently Fished From River Discovered in Suit Case. | By the ated Pross, TYNGSBORO, Mass., September 3.— A sccond suit case containing the lower part of the torso and the legs of a woman was found in the Merri- mack river yesterday, two miles be- 1ow the spot where other parts of the same woman's body were recovered floating’ in a similar receptacle. The head not been found. 7 Tod s discovery shed no new light on the mystery, the police said. The suit case, of black Imitation leather, was new and an exact dupli- cate of the one found yesterday. It Wwas bare of identification marks. There were no distinguishing marks on the body, which was ap- parently that of a somewhat heavily built woman of thirty FEARS U. S. WILL WEAN WEST 7INDIAN LOYALTY Briton Starts Move to Draw Is- lands in Closer Bond With British Empire. LONDON, September 3.—Fear that American’ influences may eventually affect the relations between England and the British West Indles has in- vaded parliament and caused some members of the house of lords to urge that the government lose no time in strengthening the existing bonds with the British colonies. Viscount Burnham has urged that special representation at the imperial economic conference be given the West Indles, and that better com- munication on the sea and under it be established at once with that part of the empire. He points out that com- munication at the present time is very bad, a condition that does not] obtain with any other part of the empire. Almost all of the news sup- plied to the West Indies papers comes from America and reflects the Amer- ican point of view. - Miss Ella H. Snyder, who has been gecretary to_every postmaster of In- dianapolis during the last twenty years, has been rewarded for her faithful service by appointment to the position of assistant postmaster in that city. After September 27. By the Assoclated Press, NEW YORK, September 3.—Reports that Lou Tellegen, actor, who was divorced from Geraldine Farrar on June 27, and Miss Lorna Ambler, Australian actress, were engaged to wed were confirmed by Miss Ethel Walker, a friend of Miss Ambler. Miss Walker said Miss Ambler came to America from England in response to a cablegram from Telegen. The date of the wedding has not been set. Miss Walker sail, but she thought likely it would be soon after September 27, when Miss Farrars aivorce from Tellegen will become For Better Vision The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 705 14th St. N.W. Batablished “For Better Lubrication” REXOLINE MOTOR OILS Insure a Smooth- Running Car Under All Conditions SHERWOOD BROS., Inc. Phone Lincoln 7558 OO Soon Now. Such Values! So Easy To Own— You'll be quite overcome. But You'll rally — and take full advantage. THE EVENING . STAR, WASHI NAVY DIRIGIBLE TEST | @@ @%@ %Y GGRBhROs%usSGGuYs GGNLGLGLGLGY NGTON; - D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1923. Values Whopping for Tuesday Shopping Needed for School or Business Sale of All-Leather Brief Cases $4.95 Extra strongly made cases, in 15-inch size, with three roomy pockets. Of best cowhide, with reinforcing straps and lock and key. A revelation in brief-case value at the remarkably low price. Super Leather Super Leather . Brief Cases, $2.95 Brief Cases, $1.95 Well made, water- Two - pocket style, proof cases, with three with well made water- pockets. A mighty proof cases. An ex- handy accessory, very cellent value and a very moderately priced. serviceable case. * STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER For Appropriate School Frocks All-Wool Crepe and -Serge, $1.59 A product of the famous Botany Mills, which means they are fabrics of exceptional quality and wearing powers. A special pro- cess prevents their wearing shiny or readily wrinkling, making them ideal for school dresses and skirts. Thirty popular shades. 42 inches wide. 3 Sponged and Shrunk Croadcloth—This is all wool, 48 inches wide shown in seasonable shades of fawn, peanut clove, taupe fox, smoke, seal, delft, poppy, cor- onation, cathedral Charmeen, a luxurious new woolen, finer than the favorite twill, with a beautiful sheen that is almost silky, Char- meen has already won approval for many of the earliest fall frocks. Choose from rosewood, cardovia, dark blue and navy and black. black. 54 inches wide. 2.69 $5.75 Fluffdown Coating, $4.25 An attractive fabric for winter coats and capes, with a smart, sportslike surface. It is heavy enough to make without lining. 54 inches wide. Navy, brown and black. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Fine Hair Switches $5.95 An added charm to the head- dress, no matter how proud vou are of your own hair, may be added by one of these fine human hair switches. For the woman who is tiring of her bobbed locks, a switch is in- dispensable ,and may be used with perfect effect. All shades, a perfect match guaranteed. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER The Corset for Fall Sports Treo Girdles $3.00 to $16.50 The girl who is preparing to gb away to school, as well as the miss or woman equipped to stay at home, will not be without a Treo girdle. They give ideal support, malding the figure to graceful, youthful lines, vet there is not an inch of incumbrance in them. as the strong surgical elastic allows the muscles full play. You may choose the narrow 10-inch girdle, which is just a bit of support, or any other widths up to 16-inch, which is almost a cor- set. All sizes. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Notions Specials for Tuesday f For a Handsomer, Yet More Economical Fall Wardrobe 40-Inch Plain and Satin Heavy Canton Crepe Yd, $2.69 The heavy quality, richly woven crepes in this very low priced offering, may well be the foundations of your fall and winter wardrobe. For crepes of this deep, creepy texture lead Fashion again this fall and will form the very smartest frocks. . Any wanted color may be secured here tomorrow, with extra emphasis on black, seal and navy, three now being greatly in demand. As is typical of Lansburgh & Brother special sijk offerings, this is a revelation in value giving—an op- portunity by no means to be slighted. i 40-in. Satin Charmeuse, a rich all-silk quality, perfec- tion in draping and shown in a sumptious array of e $2.25 36-in. Black Satin Duchess and Black Chiffon Taffeta, two of the best liked fabrics for slips and dresses. A rich, lustrous $1.69 plenty of quality. Yard black. Yard. 40-in. All-silkk Crepe de 40-in. Black Chiffon Vel- Chine, for the most desira- vet, a most impressive value ble of dresses, blouses and in a handsome imported undergarments. heavy quality for the smartest of standard quality, in more street frocks, evening than 50 $1.95 gowns and $4'69 colors .. wraps THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Tuesday Welcomes an Old Friend Well Known Neponset Sheets and Cases Lower Priced Advertising Neponset Cases is li return of an old friend. Sheets and ke announcing the welcome And happily, too, we announce them at lower prices, and in a complete range of sizes. Yes, vou will do well to acquire Neponset supplies tomorrow. 54x90 Neponset Sheets, $1.25 54x99 Neponset Sheets, $1.35 63x90 Neponset Sheets, $1.35 63x99 Neponset Sheets, $1.45 90x99 Neponset Sheets, $1.89 72x90 Neponset Sheets, $1.45 72x99 Neponset Sheets, $1.69 81x90 Neponset Sheets, $1.69 81x99 Neponset Sheets, $1.79 90x108 Neponset Sheets, $2.00 42x36 Neponset Pillowcases, 40c 45x36 Neponset Pillowcases, 45¢ 36-inch Bleached Cotton for all fam- ily uses. Good, sturdy 121/2(: quality. Special, a yard.. THIRD FLOOR, 36-inch Fruit of the Loom Bleach Cotton, sold from the piece. 18C Very low priced, vard....... LANSBURGH & BROTHER Fascinating Art Work Low Priced Specials For After Vacation Days Our Art Section is brimful of beautiful things to make and use, and now that the days promise to be cooler, what more interesting indoor work could there be? And many of the stamped pieces little to have attractive things. are very specially priced, making it cost Lingerie Tape, pink, blue and white. 3-vard pieces. 3 pieces. 35c. Clark’s O. N. Cotton, white 6 spools, 19c. Limit, 6 spools to a customer. Scissors, 4 and 5 inch; various styles. 25c. English Twill Tape, not all widths. 10-yard piece, 8c. Buster Brown Gar- black and white. Not all sizes. Half Price. Fancy Garter Elastic. Yard, 39c. ters, FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER New Ginghams for School Frocks Braelock Gingham, 38¢ Glen Roy Gingham, 58¢ It is not necessary to hold forth on the splendid wearing qualities and attractive bright_patterns of these two well known ginghams. Both are ideal for fall school dresses, besides many other all-year-round purposes. There are many new designs, too—checks, plaids and brbken checks, in every color you could wish, all absolutely fast. Both are 32 inches wide. Burton’s Playground Cloth Special, 24¢c As durable as any smart wash fabric could be, and mothers choose it invariably for romp- ers and little dresses. 32 inch, many attractive shades. Longcloth Special 19¢ Not forgetting the school underthings, here is a special offer- ing of good quality, yard-wide longcloth; that will prove an eco- nomical purchase. ver) Night Light Frames Attractive with china head and arms. Compl Doll Head Tele real hair. Stamped Day Time Frocks 98¢ Practical house in attractive designs. orfast material of ary, in several new designs. A charming match with the Night Light Frames. $1.98. Stamped Bedspreads $1.69 Several new designs, showing beauti- ful floral patterns stamped on un- bleached sheeting. Loop stitch, French knot., outline and darning stitches—all so simple ard quick to work. Full length spreads with bolster piece at- tached. Fringe to match spread, bolt, suffi- cient for trimming. $1.69. Embroidery Floss, exact shades and sizes as used in finished model. Com- plete package, $1.50. Making the finished spread cost you $4.88. $1.39 doll frames ete with cord and Doll Head Light Frames, with real hair, auburn, blonde, dark brown or silver white. $1.48. phone Frames with Useful Stamped Pieces 25¢ Dresser Scarfs, 34-inch Centerpieces, 3-piece Buffet or Vanity Sets, in attrac- tive, easy-to-work designs. In some of the designs you may choose matching sets. All on white art weave. frocks to be worked Stamped on col- blue, peach and can- Stamped Pillowcases 98¢ Pair Extra Fine Longcloth, $1.95 piece For buying in large quantities, it is to your- advantage to purchase a 10-yard piece. This is a superfine grade of longcloth, with a soft chamois finish, yard wide, FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Mercerized Table Damask, 98c Yard A heavy mercerized quality in attractive pat- terns_that will give your table an expensive air. It is 70 inches wide and very specially priced. Linen Damask Pattern Cloths, $3.98 Full bleached, of all pure linen in an extra heavy quality. Size 68 inches square and shown in a number of attractive designs. White Turkish Towels, 19¢ These towels are woven of double twist- ed yarns, and a good Crash Toweling 19¢ Yard : A half-linen quality, very absorbent. Just the thing for roller and These are stamped on a fine quality tubing in lovely designs. Some are fin- ished with hemstitched hem; some have ;hemstitched scallops for crocheted edge, and others stamped for buttonholing. Sanitas Table Covers Ready to Use 98¢ The practical table cover for the home or summer bungalow. 48-inch size, square or round. Effective designs on' gray or white. Free Instructions in Art Work Mrs. Butler, our expert instruc- tor, will give you any suggestions and instructions you require in making or finishing any piece of art goods in the department, pro- vided you purchase all your ma- terials here. She will also take special orders for making any piece of art work" at very moderate prices. s THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER g Cotton Crepe Kimonos Regular and Extra Sizes $2.95 Plain color crepe in shades of copen, rose, light blue, flesh, orchid and wistaria or serpen- tine crepe, showing attractive figured patterns. Just the kind of negligee to add to the satisfac- tion of your indoor hours. Some have trim- mings of hand-embroidery back and front; some are set off with ruching, fancy sleeves, satin ribbon or crepe of a contrasting color. All are cut long and full, and there are plenty of extra sizes. Nightgowns of Cotton Crepe, $1.25 The girl who is going away to school, as well as busy women everywhere, choose nighties of cotton crepe, becanse of their easy laundering. They are just as fresh and new without ironing. And these are so attractive, too. Some are hand- embroidered in contrasting color, and others are lace trimmed with a bit of shirring at waist Flesh color and white. In regular and extra sizes. % THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Extremeély Attractive—Unusual Values Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs Size 9x12, with $75 deep end frigge, Any one of these rugs selected at random from the scores of rich colors and attractive patterns will add warmth, cheer and comfort to your home. But you can select exactly what you want to go best with your in- teriors. A big advantage, surely. Whittall-Anglo Persian Rugs Of established reputation, for beauty and value. : 9x12 size. $155 8.3x10.6 size, $142 6x9 size, $100 4.6x7.6 size. $56 36x72 size, $30 27x54 size, $16.75 Sanford’s 9x12 Axminster De Luxe Rugs, $100 Rugs of unequalled satisfaction, extra faithful in wear, sumptuous in beauty and comfort adding qualities. A wide range of colors and patterns aids selection. Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs In Oriental Designs Shah-Abbas Herati 9x12, $120 9x12, $139.50 8.3x10.6, $110 8.3x10.6. $130 6x9, $70 6x9, $90 Smaller sizes proportionately priced Add Beauty to Your Windows— Tuscan Net Panels Dainty and $2.7 5 Modestly Priced, Very attractive Tuscan net panels with deep figured borders, shown in a number of pleas- ing patterns. Noth- ing more charming for your home than these at $2.75 each. Ruffled Scrim Cur- tains, with tie-backs Pair, 24 yards long. §i Sunfast Silk Drapery Materials, in new fall colors, brocaded, striped and novelty weaves, 50 inches wide. $2 to $3.50 yard. Chenille Portieres, 40 inches wide, finished with attractive edging, in rose, blue, brown, gray and green. Pair, $12.50. Velour Portieres, 36 inches wide. in all color combinations, with French edge. Pair, $19.95. Velour Portieres, 45 inches wide; all color combinations. French edge. Pair, $24.95. Filet Net Panels, in a large assortment of designs. Each, $3.75 to $10. FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Tuesday Home Specials Mahogany Serving Trays 69¢c Mahogany - finished frames with glass centers over marquetry designs. Handles of brass and wood. ‘Wonderful values. Thin Blown Water Glasses 6 for 29¢ A fine quality of clear glass, full size. Special and timely. Cut Glass Flower Vases $2.95 Finest quality full cut glass in miter and floral designs. 12 inches tall. Rockingham Tea Pots 59¢ A3 SN AN AR AR R English earthenware tea pot; in chocolate color with bright colored band at top. Choice, 4 and 6 cup sizes. SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROYHER kitchen towels. Redor blue borders. LANSBURGH & BROTHER LANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET N.W. quality for general use. All white. FIRST FLOOR, L R L S | LANSBURGH & BROTHER | 420-430 SEVENTH STREET N.W. -@m@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@% L it & gmm&mmmm@mmmmmm@m S