Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 18

18 * CHEMICAL SOCIETY OPENS CONVENTION 3.000 Delegates Present at Initial Session of Sixty-Seventh . Conference. Peace between the chemistry and physi over make-up of the atom has virtually been established after years of seem- ingly irreconcilable disagreement, it was brought out today at the opening session of the sixty-seventh meeting f the Amer Chemical Society, at the Hotel Willard. This meeting of the society, which will continue through Saturday, promises to be the most important in its long history. After preparing for what was expected to be @ banner attendance of 2,000 delegates, the registration committee was swamped with 3,000 ates at noon today, with still more arriving, Marks End of Conflict. Increased study, the society was told, has virtually ended conflict be- tween chemists mnd physicists. The view rapidly coming to be held by both sides, It was stated, is that each atom is a solar system in which the electrons revolve in pairs, just as if there wer er earth on the opposite side sun from WiF 0w earth, mov with the same d and in the 2 direction. thi . AMillikan s at the Californ Technology, and I the structure, « irely irreconcil- able. The ci 1 in terms | of a static clectrons ar- ranged cubes around The physicist cach orbit a fixity such | 4 for the explanation of contest arvan of udents in every ted in the contest just Awards of $20 in gold to six winners in each s will be an- oed about June At the same 00 a year for dition 1o universi man of the national committee o# awards Six $1,000 Prizes Offered. Tn addition to continuing the compe- tition for all of these prizes next year Mr. Garvan will offer six $1,000 cash prizes to students in American colleges and umiversities Twenty- five additional scholarships will be awarded by institutions in various states. The Allied Chemical and Dye raticn of New York. notified the | oday that it had withdrawn | prize of $25,000 for oustanding accomplishment in the field of chen try which it had offered a vear ago. President Leo H. Baekeland of New York presided at this merning's ses- | sion of the convention | by all Druggists. DECLARES POLITICS ADMITS IMMIGRANTS New York Doctor Says Thousands Pass Bars Against Advice of Doctors. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, April Mentally and physically defective, aliens are being admitted to the United States daily through the exertion of politi- cal influence on the De Dr. Spencer I me ening letters be- of my and suits for libel also have been threatenec ree thou 3 physic Seeret the rate of elght a minute. Half of Washington Is Free From Constipation| If You Are Not One of Them, Take Beecham’s Pills TheyDo Not Leave YouBound Up The treatment is easy. The first night, take one Beecham's Pill at bedtime. If this does not empty the bowels freely, the second night take two. If this fails, the third night take three—and so on. For a child old enough to swallow a pill, one | Beecham's Pill is the dose. Buy a box of Beecham's Pills and | study the direction sheet. It ex- plains the only way to get rid of | constipation. Take Beecham's Pills and you will get back into that half | ty that doesn’t have con stipation. If you would try before you buy, send to our Sales Agents, | B. F. ALLEN CO., Dep! , 417 Canal | St., New York, for FR Packet of Beecham's Pilis. pills, 10c; 40 pills, 25¢; 90 pi WONEN! OVE INY CARMENT OR DRAPERY Waists Skirts Coats Sweaters Kimonos Dresses Draperies Ginghams | Stockings | Diamond Dyes “ Fach 15-cent package of “Diamond | ves” contains directions so simple | any woman can dye or tint any old, | worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dyed before. Choose any *calor at drug store “Sleep is Plumb Good” —says Dr. Frank Crane bedspring, you are choosi sleep—or restless, back-twisting sleep that leaves you tired and disgruntled in the morning. Those who investigate insist upon the gerumne ROME QUALITY Deftxe” The Bedspring' LUXURIOUS NOTE—The Rome Quality De Laxe Bedspring is designed and manufactured only by th PANY. The Rome Quality De Luxe trade-mark on the side rail is the mark of the genuine wpon it—it s your guarantee. you, write us and we will tell y SOUTHERN-ROME COMPANY 633 WEST P Dr. Frauk Croue’s most interesting and important books on the benefit of sleep ever written. yours for the asking—from ws—or from yeur dealer. —— R R e s mess JEND N mws BN mmm I’s the BEDSPRING, wot the bed, that makes the difference . When you choose your ngeither “‘plumb good”’ ¢ SOUTHERN -ROME COM- De Luxe. Look for it—insist If your dealer cannot supply ou one who can. RATT ST., BALTIMORE Book, “Frrxp Ben"—is one of the It is atimactively illustrated and is Untrimmed Bty Knit Yourself a Summer Sweater — Yarn, 22¢ to 50¢ Ball Now comes the scason when one will hear from “morn till night” the clicking of knitting needles—a sport in which every one, from great-grandmother to the great-grandchild of six or thereabouts, par- ticipates. This summer all sorts of new sweaters may be knitted, and we have many finished models from which to choose. These yarns will be the choice of many fair knitters —Underglow Yarn, 50c a ball Silverglow, 30c a ball Shetland, 27¢ a ball Beauty Yarn, 22 a ball —lostructions free when yarn is purchased here. Stamped Underthing at $1.75 and $2.25 Gowns and combinations that match may be pret- tily embroidered and make a most charming and ac- ceptable trousseau giit for the June bride. Or even the bachelor girl will appreciate’a gown or combina- tion as an unexpected giit. Made of white crepe, with edges finished in pink or blue. Combinations, $1.75; Gowns, $225. Many Beautiful Designs in Bedspreads, $1.95 to $9.50 —-Such pretty patterns mayv be selected. All stamped on the best quality material, with bolster attached Some are lace trimmed. Nine finished models on display, Kann's—Fourth Floor. 500 “Regatta” Athletic Suits, Special, $1.15 $1.50 to $2.00 Qualities Most women will immediatels recognize the well known name of “Rezatta” It <tands for well made, practical and comfortahle Athletic Union Swuits Ihese are made of fine batiste or madras in bodice style, with open or closed ironts. They come in white and pink. in cross-bar, block and siriped patterns. Sizes 36 10 H. Kann's—Street Floor. Brighton Rush Rugs $3.95 to $19.95 An Ideal Summer Floor Covering Favorites beeause nf the pleasing summery effect mive a_room and their unusual practicalness, Navaijo, checkerboard centers with band border, nat- ural centers with band border, or all natural effects. All are designs which will blend with wicker furni- ture or give a summery touch to all-year furniture. Green, blue, brown, black and henna colorings. Every rug seamless and reversible. —9x12, $19.95 — 6 x9, $1095 —8x10, $17.95 — 414x74, $6.95 —6x12, $15.95 —36x72 in., $3.95 Kann’s Third Floor- - Héavy Duck Drop Shades for Less -~ These match the awnings advertised. Are complete with all necessary fixtures and ropes to hang. Priced according to size. These Two Kinds -—Drop Shades made of heayy-weight duck, in blue and white, and tan and white stripes. Sizes as follows— 4 wide—81.96 51t wide—g2.45 6 fr wide—8295 $ Tt wide—&395 10 (. wide—84.85 12 Wide—AFnIG —Drop Shades made well known Sicilian Sizes as follows— wide—8295 1 1 Kann's—Third Floor. S-ounce khaki duck, and the iped duck, pattern No. 550. TUESDAY, 'APRIL 22, 1924. e ] Wonderful values and a great assortment of new and smart untrimmed hats at this extraordinary sale price. One may well choose several shapes, in different styles and colors for wear in the summer with a cos- tume to match. Hats of milan hemps, timbo and fancy straws, in cloche, turban, roll brim, roll front, fancy sides and poke shapes. The colors are red, copen, sand, gray, brown, navy and black. For trimming the above shapes 200 Half Flower Wreaths at 95¢ Hats trimmed without charge if all materials are purchased here. Kann's—Second Floor. On Our Third Floor Tomorrow— An Extraordinary One-Day Sale! Awnings A Special Prices —The comiort of the home during summer’s hot days must be protected from the heat of the sun. Awnings are essential to this comfort, and at these reduced prices every household without them, or those that need new supplies, should consider this advantage. éix Popular Grades of + Awnings Are Reduced —These awnings are made extra deep, and of the finest steel fittings. Complete with necessary fixtures to attach to window. Regular $2.45 Awnings $1.88 —These are in sizes 30 and 36 inches to fit spaces from 28 to 38 inches. Made of dark tan and white striped duck 3 it. to the frame, with valance. —Sizes 42 and 48 inches, $2.45. Regular $1.95 Awnings $1.55 —These are in sizes 30 and 36 inches wide to fit spaces from 28 to 38 inches. Made of heavy-weight duck in blue and white, brown and white, and tan and white stripes. 3 ft. to the frame, with 9-inch valance. —Sizes 42 and 48 inches, $1.95. Regular $3.95 Awnings $3.39 —These in sizes 30 and 36 inches to fit spaces from 28 to 38 inches. Made of Sicilian striped duck, and mounted on round galvanized frames. 3.6 it. to the frame, with 12-inch valance. —Sizes 42 and 48 inches, $295. Regular $2.95 Awnings $2.33 —These in sizes 30 and 36 inches to fit spaces from 28 to 38 inches. Made of 8-ounce khaki duck, mounted on gal- vanized frames. 3.6 ft. to the frame, with 12-inch valance. —Sizes 42 and 48 inches, $2.95. Kann's—Third Floor. “The Busy Corner 1 The Latest Spring Wash Fabrics Every woman visualizes her summer frocks when she looks at these pretty new materials, and, of course,wants the very latest novelties Perle Silk-Checked Crepes at 98¢ Yard —These are in plain colors with a c comewhat like drawnwork, into which silken thread that makes a beautiful cfic are copenhagen, canary, navy, rose, gre gray, Mexico, tan, lavender and black. 45-Inch Printed Voile at 58¢ Yard —Entirely new designs, some the large spot in color on a novel conventional background and white; others long conventional leaf efie and white patterns and striking color combinations. Kann's—Street Floor. Embroidered Bedspreads With Bolster Roll $10 Value for $7.50 —The material is a checked madras. white, wi - and striking designs in color on spread an roll. The spreads are 90x108-inch size, an d e cut corners. Shown in three different c. s of embroidery. —Anchor Sheets, 90x99-inch size; bleached; all per- fect. Regularly $2.35. Wednesday, 1.9: 5 —Anchor Pillowcases, 45x36 inches; all perfect. Made straight way of the goods. Special Wednesday, each, 39¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Incxpcnsive Costume Slips, $1.95 and $2.95 —But Practical Qualities —The foundation of every well fit Tock is th smooth silhouette style costume slip. One prett v style is made of English satinette in black and navy. with pleated flounce trimmed with braid and stitch in contrasting colors. Have self straps and gathe at side. These at $1.95 Costume Slips of striped or plain satinette with hi hem, or of sateen with fancy pleated flounce trimme P d with insets of Van Dyke points in different colors. These are in henna, grav, tan, copen, navy, brow; and black $1.9 A’ Splendid Model in Nemo Corsets at $7.00 n 5 —It is the very popular thigh reducing model, made of pin coutil, with elastic at top an through thighs. Has elasti and extension in back. Mad k d % very long over the hips. Com- plete with three sets of hos supporters. Sizes 24 to Jo. Kann's—Second Floor. Extension Porch 'Awnings Reduced Sizes 5Y to 17 Ft. Wide —These match the awnings advertised. Are made on galvanized pipe frame, and complete with ropes and necessary fixtures to hang. All are 4 feet to the frame, with 3-ft. 6-in. exten- sion, and 12-inch scalloped valance. —Priced according to width— 51 feet, $11.95 914 feet, 615 feet, $12.95 12" feet, 15 feet, $14.95 15 feet, 17 feet, $26.95 Kann’s—Third Floor $17.95 $19.95 $23.95 5