Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1923, Page 20

- PUBLSHERS SEE oo 3 o | Pressroom Conditions -Ap- proaching Normal-—Berry | Scores Violators, | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 28.—Fol- lowing the announcement of George L. Berry, president of the Interna- tional Printing Presymen and Assist- ants’ Union, that “a strike never has been won in America against news- papers when such strikes have been ! inaugurated in violation of contracts or in face of a conclliation by pub- lishers,” the publishers of' New York's dailies announced today that condi- tions in thelr pressrooms were near- irg normal and that many out-of- town pressmen were arriving to take the places of stikers. Mr. Berry asserted that arbitration the only means for the sane ad- ment of differences between em- ployers and employes after conellia- tion had failed. He declared the strike leaders had ignored the prin- ciple of arbitration and had attempt- ed by force tu compel acceptanes of tkeories and policies which, it made operative, would be followed by cen- sorship and the stifiing of the prin- ciple of a free press. Fact Indestructible. “Force has never succeeded in per- manently destroying fact,” Mr. Berry declared, “and fact cennot survive if conciliation and arbitration Is de- nied.” Representatives of the old local union declared that no substantial number of competent pressmen were arriving from other cities, declaring that they had received assurances of moral support from twenty-two ef the thirty-two pressmen's locals throughout the country. To " protect newspaper delivery trucks from -the attacks of strike { sympathizers, police today established an “armed lane” from the Muncipal building on Park row up Lafayette street to Canal street, with bluecoats stationed twenty feet apart along both sides of the street. Three mo- tor cycle policemen were injured When ‘their machines skidded on wet pavements. Reinstatement Asked. Guards at the door ef the newly established offices of the internatibnal stated that a number of strikers had applied for reinstatement. Offcials sald they were too busy to see news- paper men, but the guards asserted the applicants were given cards in the international and their union standing restored, District Attornéy Banton ordered a thorough Investigation into the death of George Davis, mailing room em- ploye of an afternoon paper, who was killea at work by a_ blow from a blackjack or hammer Saturday. More than a dozen persons were Qques- tioned, among them pressmen and fly boys on the paper. TR ————————————— Three States Want Colorado River Compact First Ratified. | Delegations from Colorado, Wyoming and California protested to the Federal !Power Commission yesterday against approval of any major development projects along the Colorado river un- til the Colorado compact becomes ef- } fective through ratification by Arizona, Members of the three delegations in- sisted that issuance of a license cov- ering a_projected power development in the Colorado eanyop would e ger the whole fabric of the agreeme: {drawn up under federal samction |conserve the interests of i Istates using the waters of the rive Arizona’s contention that the cg |pact would give an unequitable fvision of water to the upper basin {in perpetufty was denled, while sev- teral citizens of Arizona volced their jopposition to the plan of their state and_to_its position. 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Thus it brings §| instant and complete rellef from every form of Asthma— | without any Mabit-forming nar- cotics or_tezic drugs, and with- out any bad after-effects. ° Rinex is treatment on the market erl{l- nated and developed entirely by physiclans under scientific clin- ical conditions, manyfactured by reliable, ethical manufac- turing pharmacists and ap- proved and prescribed by . physicians. the only Asthma | No matter what form of | Asthma you have, or how long | you have suftered with it | Rinex is guarantéed to bring you complete relief—or it costs i y°"h"°lm"‘{1 ‘!l'h- Hlflll:!ll:. | package sells for only $1—te e returned in full l‘ it doss not do the work. Yo n-rm‘ a trial package entirely by writing to the CI | Labratories, cl.vfltnl, just enclose 10 to | postage anl packing. Incidentally Rinex is sold under the same money-back arantee to completely Te- fiave arrh and to dispel Head Colds in 5 hours! Be sure to get. the genuine Dr. Platt's Rinex Prescription in the air-tight flask. It gz be Bk Blores L kdver remant Drug S - STRIKE NEAR END! L] L L] L] L - L] L] L] - L] L] L L] ] | L B . [ ] [ B L] L] - - L] L] L] L] L L] L} L] - - L L] - L] . L L L L] - ] - L L] L] L] L] L] L] L £ L] L] L u - - - - L] ] L] L] L] # u | ] [ ] [ ] L] L] L] L . L k) [ ] - o [ ] L] L] ] @l L] a [ ] - L] L] L] ] - L L - | ] u [ L] . L] L . L .. L] LJ L] & L] & @ L] a L n m ] B L] (LR 2 Charming New. Dresses Illustrated—Many Others: At the right a charming model of Roghanara crepe with Chenille here and there. Leaning to the Chinese influence is apparent—kimono effect—fastens at .side by striking Chinese novelty buckle. . Fur at collar ‘and finish the long sleeves. In the ever-popular black at $35. At the left ‘a dress cleverly developed of fashion’s favorite material at this moment— Black Satin. Simple, straightline effect. Tier skirt with panel at each side, panel and narrow girdle and cuff on sleeve is piped with red ma- terial, creating a decidedly contrasting effect. Presented at $39.75. There are scores of ether decidedly attrec- tive frocks that range in prices from $25 up to $79.50. Sizes for Misses, Women end Larger Wamen. Falgis Royal=Third Floeer. Trimmed Hats, Exéepfiofial Styles & Values at *5 to *7.50 Daily new arrivals, augmenting our large stock of popular-priced trimmed hats, offer one the advantage of a most unusually large variety of new styles, colors and trimmings as quickly.as they are produced by the leading New York designers. Choose Smart Tailleur Hats, Dress Hats, Sports Hats and Matrons’ Hats, in just the style, color and trimming that your taste de- mands. Every new color, every new style, is here awaiting your selection. $3.98 and $5.00 Tailored Felt . Hats at $2.39 Owing to late shipments intended for our last Mon- day’s sale of these chic hats at such low prices, we have just piit on sale 450 more of these smart hats that are wonderful valyes for all wishes—a hat for street, sports, school and utility wear. All the new styles and colors to choose from at the low price of $2.39. ! Palats Roysle-Second Floor. “Palais Royal Srecial” Guaranteed Hoslery, Pair, $1.95 Should they neot give satisfaciory service a' new pair will be given in exchange. Black and the new autumn ceolors. Palais Reyal—Wain Pleor, Have Royal- Miniature Photographs Taken Beautifully Finished, 5 for 25¢ Splendid results- and it takes only two minutes for a sitting. . Compare favorably with higher priced' photographs. Palais Royal—Main Floor, Rear 10tk St. Side. May-O-Belt lsEssESAdNRUNEdERBUAREREES SROYAL - The Shopping Contoremlith end G Sto.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. T v % ‘ot ) you'll ' many other not'advertised attractions. ~ UNDERWEAR DAY! _ sy we feo and kindred merchandise. M. d‘u concessions. This announcement offers some of the timely for the cooler weather. Be sure end shop here Thursday—there are isems ore presented articles Peaturing the Famous “Kickernick” Bloomers Smartly made of Ling- ette Engl " —-\_Nh‘n you see the many and | exélusive features of these blosmers, you will realize that for comtfort in an: sition ‘of - the body— 74 v . 2.piece Pajamas, of daisy cloth, in pink and blue, button front and front fastenings. At ’ Ni ¢ i niC Wiadtor P Waeh ank Resdy p Crepe, in plain colors or blue o bir{e patterns. Pink, _blue, orehid and ‘white. At $LO0. 7 [ v 2,000 Handsome Ches i Made of heavy Crepe ine or Radium, jovely styles with various fine lace trimmings. - Pink, blye, orchid and honeydew. -~ At $2.98. flannelette, in styles igei\x‘in neat Nightgowns of extra heavy Scotch er several all white or ml shirt frent or em- broider and braid trimmed $1.98. Models fashioned of Silk Jersey and Treeo 45,95 —they are wonderful as they allow no pulling, binding er drawing up at the knee, hen l(oopin'( setting or bending. Choose from the new shades. New Dresses of black Moire or Foulard sateen, attrae- tive styles in plain colors or fig- ures, very smart and stylish for house and street wear. At $3.98 Cooking Schoel Sets, in- cluding apron, cap and cuffs, of India linen or cambric, neat well made garments. Sizes to 16. At $L60. 2000 Nightgowns, Philippine garments also i cluding envelope chemis really lovely pattern in raisei flowers, vines, buds and open colods and punch work. At Amoskeag neat yokes, Sizes to 50. At The{Practical“Things fdr Immediate and Winter Wear for the Baby Are Ready! Warl Dresses, Coats and Caps and Pink Bordered Blankets that you can bundle the infants in when the cooler weather arrives, Provide babies’ needs now and be prepared. Prices are moderate. Assortments are unusyally attractiye. A partial list: Children's Coats, made of fine crepe de cl ; cute little yoke model with dainty ;hirrins or embroidery. Pink, blue an white. At $5.00. Children's Ceats, of whife chirichilla, double-hre: .{Qi nn'nt- els for baby boy of gir ite |- anly. ‘At é.’& Children's Hats, for Iittle boys 2 to 6 years. navy blue serge, tam models, finished with navy band. At $138. . Infants' Stockings, sizes 6 months to 3 years— Cashmere at 56c pair. Sitk and woel, 78¢ pair. Lisle at 25¢ pair. flannelette, braid finish, At 85¢, . Infants’ silk; several tens. Peacock, white. v, " Cosy Nightgowns, of white button front 1 week to 3 years. Bonnets, of fine “or ‘bengaline silk; several stylgs for boy or girl. Silk-lined. ~Ad Hand-knit Bonnets, of art styles g fitting or helmet model, lined with white worsted. At $L98. 4-piece Set, made of fine brushied wool (Angera); includes sweater, cap, le an,- brown and Sizes to “Cosyfoot” Shees, first step shoes, have double leather sole and smooth inside; easiest to learn to walk in. Black, white and brown. At Boofees, hand-knit in va- rious styles, pink and blue bor- ders. - At Soc. Buntings or Sleeping Bags, of all-wool eiderdown, in all white with trimmings of pink and blue ribbon. Silk-lined hood. Ideal for out-door sleep- ing. At $398. Hand.knit Sacques, good vgriety of daiaty styles—blue and pink"prders. At $150, Palais Royal—Third Floor. with in tight- and mit- 4 “years. At Women'’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Knit Underwear for the Cooler Days That Are Expected Soon An extensive showing of new autumn and winter underwear is now rea_dy. Size range is complete. Assortment is generous. Logically the right time to buy warm underwear. Another reason: You'll have it when the cold days arrive. Remember, Palais Royal prices are moderate. Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits, $1.00 Boys’, Fleece-lined S»i?. hjrh neek, long sleeves, anélle and l;‘ng: Iefilqhv; g ':‘ ynri. i) kah irls’ ‘and Small Boys. Suits, . fleec ncck‘: “glurn,n fl- |§‘ %'1'} utch meck, elbow il , knee leni ; yea g "Aelvu.: e{ced Suits, %»{:c}; neck, elbow gleeves, knee length, low neck, Sfeeveless, ankle length for young girls and misses.. Women's Vests and Pants, 59¢ Megiym-weight Ribbed Vists, Dutch neck; ¢lbow ankle pats. Women'’s Union Suits, $1 Medium and Fall Weight Suits, low neck, sleeve- less, ankle and knee length. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, angle and knee length. High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Fleece-lined, high neck, long sleeves, low néck, sleeveless, ankle length. Regu- lar sizes. At SL Extra sizes at Boys’ and Girls’ Underwear, 50c & 59¢ Fleeced Vests, high neck, léng sleeves, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Pants in ankle and knec lengths. 2 to 16 years. )!:dium-wcizht ests, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and kpee pants. At 56c and 5% ¥ Palais Reyal—Main Floor. Mlustrated Are Two Luxurious Winter Coats Caracul, the aristocrat of furs this season, effectively -trims this coat of beautiful black high lustrous fabric. Carefuily note the panels at each side finished with caracul. Ties at side with streamers of self material. Smartly lined with contrasting gray crepe de chine. Illus- trated at left at $59.75. The coat illustrated at the right, of a beauti- ful soft rich fabric, emphasizes simple slender lines that are broken by a flare at each side. Generous fur collars of wolf. Buttons at side. Effectively lined with crepe de chine. In the new autumn colors such as blue, brown, taupe, also black. At $59.75. Capes of Soft Pile Fabric, generously cut, with graceful lines. Fur collar. Lined and interlined. Black only, A limited number; ial at $25. e Palais Reyal—Third Floor. U It’s Not Too Early to Begin Gift Sewing The gift of greatest value is often the one you make. Yet in actual dollars and cents it costs but little, Now is the time to plan gifts so as to enjoy making them. Select them from the new McCall Fall Embroidery Book just out. This new book is packed with new fancy- work ideas. It includes fashionable trimmings for dresses, designs for knitting things, gifts galore for women and children. McCall- Embroidery Book, Fall number just out, 28¢. Palais Royal——Bargain Basement. Semi=Annual Sale of Furniture Savings of 107 to 502 Good furniture, built to give years of decorative beauty and service. Suits and separate pieces. Any terms within reason to responsible parties. Visit our Furniture Section. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Nearing the Close of Our September China and House Ware Sale Terminating with a successful record sure to be re- membered by thrifty housekeepers of Washington for many months, yes perhaps years. Be sure and share the savings offered before Saturday. Palais Royal—Fourth Floeor. Corsets andMarVel Fit Girdlés——That Regularly Sell for *.00 ® %5.00 and %6.50—Underwear Day Offered at Hay-O—Beic made of durable pink coutil Girdles are feshioned of !WM :;MM with surgieal figure acen Think of “being oble to purchase these famous makes at this low price. or silk elay snug to the figure, gracefully to the o > houeite, yet room ment. u-.uc.s:?. When valuss likic these aré pre: sénted it is wise to be on hand egrly. and foncy b rocades, elastic top, low or me- dium bust, long skirts, some with elastic inserts. Especially designed for the average or stout figure, supporting the abdomen eorrecily and Sizes 23 to 40. back and hips, flat and slim. 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