Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 18

grovised ssrvice. Partaians are also | THR ) smd Aviator Schull .of Misstesippi| ‘Dietletn received’ a n G. A. R. Bill Passes. AY Rii1¢ " Gcprived of the parcer. post service, | TWREE HURT. WHEN PLANE|™ma, Avistor Bonut . of N haxen on| about the face and body and Thistle- e ’r‘n"fl" tor ncorportion INCOME TAX BILLS CUT. “Army of the ELASCO WILL-QUIT - | GARBAGE MEN STRIKE. s Tl R 3 which is run under oontract by.pri-{ ° Ll Yats companies. - The ‘smpioves 3¢uns| DROPS INTO TREE TOP.|nesr here yesteray when an airpiane| thwaite slso was badly brulsed and | ot the Grand A I e e o in which they were flying fell from a | cut. ; Schull, gwner and pilot of the | was passed yesterday by the House » N. ; rch 4.-— hnuu- o e ~ helght of approximately 3,000 feet, | platie, was brufsed and cut about the|snd sent to the Senate. < ure reducing by 25 per cent the per- By the Associated Press. landing in & tree near, the South’|pody. .The men were.rushed o’ — — ;':’::la"fi jos n‘x.:l:;y‘b‘yr‘.t r::w:-.:m o s DA la, March 4—|WEers LonEIS onatitute. o hap-|lospital where they were_ examined| It pays to read the want columns of | The measure has already been passed | Frank 3. Dietlein, ir., of Opelousss:|penrs ahon the control broke:dor- | and pronounced mot serfously injured: | The Star. Hundreds of situationsare|by the senate and now goes to Gov. Dwight Thistlethwaite of Washington I’.;. an attempted loop. : The plane was demolished. filled through them. Smith, who will aign it. u“]oN" Paris Collectors Demand Increased | Parls district are striking for ip- ’ Wages. creaséd wages. : PARIS, “March' 4—The Parls gar-| "It matters little what it is that you bage men- went on strike today for|want—whether a situation or a ser. “-"|more pay and ‘city authorities are|{vant—a want ad in The Star will reacl meking arrangements for an im-!the person who will.fill your want. @&mmmmwmm&@&@&m&m&@&@@@@m@@@mm@@@@m&&mm@&@@&&&&@@&m@@w@&m@m& The One-Hour Dress . e Marvel of the age, smart, simple, economical. Sce the dally demonstrations, 11:30 and 4:30, on living_models. See the seventeen new One- Hour Dresses. THIRD FLOOR. Equity Officer Denies Undue Re- Home-Sewing Week S strictions Upon Managers. By the Associated P;ew‘ An event of importance and economy to every woman is in full swing—and it behooves & you to Inspect the many fine-offerings in our 2 ; 1 plece goods, trimmings and notions sections. 3 4 NEW YORK, March 4.—Declaring 3 & = - —————— = he no longer could accept the prin- Sth UR STORI ciples of the closed shop, as applied 420-30 7th St. Through to OUR ONEYSTORE by the Actors’ Equity of the Ameri- o Y 'The Newest Frocks for Women and Misses lasco yesterday announced he would, Only a Dosen of Scores of Styles Sketched—Tremendous Variety and Vulue—Leadi@ Models From Foremost New York Manufacturers—Worth Much More before June 1, close the engagements 3 (ER) ’ s Phone Franklin 7400 — of all his productions on tour and darken his New York theater. Among prominent members of the Actors' Equity whose contracts with Mr. Belasco wjll expire in the next few months, and, he says, will not be renewed, are Lenore Ulric, Lionel Barrymore and David Warfleld. S P Aguinst Unionising Stage. Y ion was announced vhich he said that, orked beside; and | - officers of the [t me goes into it for money. |- die-pour;. but the’ thewter goes frors must come #o take our and we must-think of.them, I t-Le called @ shirker-twenty qn. Mr, Belasco's an- rank - Gillmore, secre- ‘ommenti nouncenwt, rererence o closed sfiop o D ;* which doe , Wwhioh doey ot} efployment --and “long list of e happen. turbed finds geq y oth ma our plan Wilk werk g to * ackriowledge 3 Business at his qld sta. WARFIELD 15'S Eelasco Star Says He Is Not Af- filiated With Equity. SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.—an- nouncement by David Belasco that he intended to halt his road companies and darken his New York theate = Because of hia “closed shop® cony ons ogme * xs-x-surprise, to-David Wariiefd, Bela: star, who~-wHI not be glyen a new contract. accorting to the Ngw York anmouncement “F am particularly surprised be- cause I afliliated with the Actors’ Equity,” Warfield sald here today. “While'I sympathize with the effort -of the-actors to g@n all thé tion they honestly believe due them. ) nave engaged in no con- roversies_in_the. n; _1 under- stand thaf Mr. Befa ~himself - was one of fhe first.tofavor tflmnymem of actars for rehearsa is moye surprises me greatly.” - — e o A New York architect has invented| . - an apparatus which automatically switches on an_electric light, sounds an alarm and turns on a supply of oxygen when a persan is. aggldentally | locked In a bank. vault. - Spring Models for All OCl;'asions, Portraying New Style Features, Accomplish in This Sale an Ideal' Combination of Smartness and Low Price Lovely mateérials—satins, crepes, crepe-backElizabeth, - georgette, canton, flat crepe, laces, spot delaine, alapaca, jacquard, chiffon taffeta, new prints, roshanara, charmeen and Poiret twill—in colors that lead. The very new draped effects, flounces and tiers as well as basque and bouffant - styles—new colorful trimmings—all featured. " Sizes for * misses and women, plenty of extra sizes. . New dresses of chaste simplicity, may be worn appro- "' priately on the street; Dresses in the afternoon mode, slen- der of line, with just the right trimming skillfully applied; Dresses for the evening hours, in lovely colofs, with artistic _braided; embroidered-and beaded motifs. These will you find in fine materials and many variations of style. * SECOND FLOO! ‘THE’S'l_"YLES AS ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIBED HERE ONLY CONS’]"ITUTE A.SMALL PORTION OF THE MANY MODELS. + E. Navy Flat Crepe with G. Black Satin with distinctive 7. Tan Roshanara paneled by 75~ K. Tan ‘and. Browm Cantofs —_———it—— _ If you find the Kraft name on it you cam rest assured that it’s ‘rm:bt:‘ b':u.! s wd wholesome. S varieties: A .. rslice, pewnd ordogf. 8 VARIETIES IN TINS A, Chiiese Bliie Chiffonhieasily ~ " embroidered and _artfully coni- bined with rich black satin. . B, A chic model of heavy black™- ; - satin with tiny sleeves and band- : .ing of colorful metal embroidery. . . C. Nady taffeta n o quaint, youthful bouffant style, with ef- fective shirring its sole trimming. D. Blick“Ganton Crepe, with the “slender silhouctte enhanced’ by embraidery and pleated green inserts. .| round neck and hem, bounded with Grey Flat Crepe beaded tn . contrasting colors. F. Macaroon colored Canton Crepe, made with cape back and trimmed with wide snserts of lace. i draping at one side and slecves “and:collar of ecru embroidery. H. A most striking navy col- ored spot "delaine . dress . with ~ sleeves and pocket -of movelty braid. using reverse side of material and ; 3 with bertha collai of net lace. J. -Here a bodice of green Can- ton with striking.gold braid motif tops a tiered skirt of black crepe Romaine. - _ Crepe featuring pleated inserts and” bedded medallions outlining the front panel. L. Gray Flat Crepe sn @ most wnusual - and - distinctive model that portrays the charm of. fine cording and gay red buttons. = '_ il L;ne__v;t;z;. Faduon $1.00 to $5.00 Embracing models for every type figure, and at a most moderate price range.. - - : No. 318, a stout model, featires-the extra long hip and back, graduated front clasp double boning and reinforced tab front. At $2.50. — No. 560, a Junior model for slender figures, is fashioned of pink silk brocade with very low rub~ ber top. $3.00. THIRD FLOOR, LANBBURGE & BROTHER " The Riyht Choice for Spring Paint-Us Ell-BeeHouseholdPaints _85cqt. The first -warm days, the bright Owing to the-fact-that certain than if they had arrived on time. W i The sketches give some idea of the-low prices, care to miss. 5 v a safe guide in ordering by mail or ’phone. With Prices 'Notaély Low for Staples—We Announce Sale of Dinner, Tea and Luncheon Sets lots arrived too late for our Fabruary Sale they will: be placed-on sale tomorrow at prices much lower We have. added our own vast selections of open:stocks, making -this a_sale that no thrifty person will but not of the high quality and: rich-designs;- Thirty-two piece Luncheon Set This fifty piece Dinner They may be used, however, as Thirty-two piece 'C”otta'g,e' Set Twenty-three piece China Tea Set spring sunshine, emphasize the nced for touching up the worn spots, in- side and outsidé the home. Ell-Bee Household Paints, in all colors, including inside and outside white, are ready mixed, and easily ap- plied. Come to our Sixth Floor, we will gladly aid you in selecting for yourneeds. Ell-_ ee Paints, gal. $2.95. » : AT ¥ { As an Extraordinary Special We Offer This " Wooden Step Ladders, .Imported: China Dinner Set . Snowbp Tnp-lce strongly made of seasoned = % rigerat lumber. 4 ft. R;frlgerator -7 size, each..... $1-29 Apartment Model Galvanized Ice Cream : 3 Here is a set that the clever hostess an use to her advantage. The pattern is a delightful:cluster. of pink: rosebuds:and gold ‘edge on imported, . g .. Freezers, 2-quart 5 $16.95 5 }s‘l;e, }mth At.OP transparent china. The set includes: . 4 andle ;......0.0 = May Be Parchased On' Clothes Hampers, full = Tl o i Foser -, Conventent Terms ::;t;zw, : u:re shape, with et S o et i s . Oné hundred piece . This model Lolds 40 1bs. = ; { & = : b St ice and e good | ch.... $3-49 4O bindeed plece - dles. = : B 4 : . ! sized shelves and strong . D i n ner S e t i D inner S e t nickel-plated hardware.: - - Queon Carpat Sweepers, fi 2 (@ ~ Our regular 1 $32 5 0 A sew ‘opensteck’ 3 B oy S 75 . .“?sgkin’?r_f{:“:' . ) 92500 | Wi lIcdedl | i 8 - ] Ome of the Outstanding. Values of this sale is this Imported China Tea Set, consisting of 6 plates, cups and saucers, 1 pot, sugar bowl and cream pitcher, ¥%) $7.49 Fall service for six persons. - Fine grade of ' American porcelain in con- servative white with gold edge pat- tern, & favorite with every one. Exeellent quality, ‘durable, '.trans- parent -American. china,"in two. charm- ing bordered patterns with gold. handles. A remarkgble, value.: - Sterling quality American porcelain, in the ever pleasing rose design— ‘service for six persons, and is car- rled in.our open stock. Sea-grass Insulation, that £45y ing. Cleari rugs 3 co for 12 Persoms. In fine, d in or b : or carpets. gt er b 1| grcerpets @3 19 2 puArc;ll:l;: ‘;‘orw‘fgt::em v Sf-'p Chips Infi gt *“transtucent . imported china ' ware, - : pkg FAB all 4 for 49C Full Service for 13 Fersoms. . are handsome bprder d Tioh and with s ¥ich conyentjonal border do- ive. ‘Fine q American andles. A rare %um“' n-& Bvery, plece grbflnt. ‘ . ‘sign and coln gold _ value, . L Lo S W v