Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 13

FRIENDS OF LEAGUE SCORE LODGE LETTER Senator Only ‘“Making Excuses” on World Court Delay, Article Declares. TEXTS ARE MADE PUBLIC Other Pressing Treaties Given as| Reason by Lawmaker. Nattons Non- concerning the s committee’s World Court proposal d as “only making ex. » to be published sue of the League of d and made public vesterday Senator Lodge's letter, also public, explains that the : has 8o far failed to act on the World Court because of the n y of disposing of twenty-nine treaties which have been under consideration since Con, Many of , the important to demand ontroversy a arbitration, to se : s,” the tor wry as been no attempt whatever to de- and which have occupied the : ® occupie time o “r-;:hccmmlure were not taken ’r’- any view whatever of inters nE_ with ‘the consideeatin Lo court established by t nations.” . Willing 1o “T am personally r heen at any time t Proposition of the a. United States to the F of International J by the League of N as I am concerne least something, to. Tor, in spite of all the suddenly decided, three days later. to liold a public hearing on the World Court plan.” TWO DROWN IN AUTO. Women Trapped When Car Plunges Into Creek. TANCE, Ohio, April S T, sixty-three s old, ughter, Miss Elizabeth one years of age, both were drowned in fifteen south of here yesterday, ere trapped in a curtain- omobile which skidded | © womel, who became hyster- CONNECTICUT AVENUE Ready for Occupancy ADJOINING Cathe- dral Mansions, these attractive new apartments will strongly appeal to those seeking refined comfort with reason- able rentals. One Room and Bath to Five Rooms and Two Baths. All large, outside rooms, with spacious ¢losets. Open for Inspection Tutil ¥ i M. BABY'S HEAD In Blisters. Would Cry for Hours. _Cuticura Healed. “When our baby was seven| months old eczema broke out all over his head in blisters. 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Sports and street models in mannish styles 10 Coats Reduced to $45 ‘ 30 Suits Reduced to $29.50 Fleeces, imported fabrics, attractive novelties Sports suits and twills, tweeds and mannish mixtures: 14 Coats Reduced to $65 poiret twills in tan, navy and black: single and double Imported English coats, distinctive styles and fabrics: par- breasted models. ticularly suitable for steamer wear 41 Suits Reduced to $39.50 13 Coats Reduced to $85 Mannish oxfords, tailored twills, novelty sports suits: Handsome imported fabrics. un beautifully tailored; splendid range of sizes; mavy. tan. reductions offer extreme savings. gray, black, hair-line stripes. 5 Coats Reduced, $115 and $135 30 Suits Reduced to $49.50 Distinctive fur-trimmed sports coats, one of a kind. in 3 handsome imported fabrics. one-button and double-breasted models; also the slip-over striped sports flannels; good range of sizes. al fleeces and plai Women's Coat an Sec hird floor Hundreds of Smart Hats are Now Reduced, #5 It's an exceptional opportunity for the woman who wants another hat or two this season. to buy it at a very great saving. So Very Many Attractive Styles—Trimmed Hats, Cloches, Wide Brims, with flowers, feathers, laces, ribbons, for trimming. Tailored Hats, silks, straws and combinations of them both. Sports Hats, small, close shapes, in bright colored dozens of models 3 A 3 at $5 = milan and hair braids. Millinery Section, Third foor. J straws and silks. Sgat) die / > Matrons’ Hats, the more dignified types in straws, 7z In the Specialized Misses® Section, Fourth Floor ’ 4 ’ ’ Clearance--Misses” Spring Suits and Coats $29.50 $49.50 With months ahead when you'll be wearing a Spring suit or coat—these values should be extremely interesting Boyish Suits 3 Dress Suits X Reduced to $29 30 Reduced to $49 50 Fine twills and hairline stripes and novelty sports fabrics, Smart suits in the finest of twills and imported sports in the popular, youthful, boyish models; tans, navy and fabrics ; navy, tan, black and good-looking mixtures, black. Spring Coats § 29‘50 SRr;x;g‘:zts $49050 RCdUCCd to Very attractive coats in imported sports fabrics—a few Swagger and youthful coats for sports or street wear: Hy-Lo coats; novelty fleeces in the bright shades; fine downy sports fabrics in plain colors and plaids. twills in distinctive street models. Other High-Priced Coats and Suits Greatly Reduced, $59.50 and $75 Very Exceptional Savings The smart tailored suits so much in demand; including_ Gifts for the Bride of June Our wide and constant inter- course with Europe, as well as this country, brings an ever- new collection of unusual and beautiful gift merchandise, in which the bride-to-he will he most interested. A Hand-Colored Picture by Nutting or Sawyer So many attractive subjects, so delicate in coloring, so artistically framed; nothing : quite the charm of a colorful picture on one” walls. $3.50 to $20 Picture Section, Fifth fivor. Furniture Fashionable Small Gift Pieces "Many new pieces of unusual beauty. A Drop-leaf Tea Wagon, in a rich oriental lacquer red, with Japanese decoration in raised effect, $55. A French Chest of Drawers, tall and narrow, 1s exqur- sitely beautiful in rosewood and wal- nut, $110. Small Tables for every need, in a variety of distinctive styles; a solid mahogany f table, beautifully carved, is $35. For the Bride's Hall— A charming Console Table, $35. Mahogany-framed Console Mirror, $30. Tapestry-covered Hall Chair, $45. Furniture Section, Sixth floor. Sparkling Stemware in a New Rose Pattern A complete set—or just the necessary picces may be chosen—and later added to Goblets, $13.50 doz. Tall Sherbets, $13.50 doz. Low Sherbets, $13.50 doz. Parfaits, $13.50 doz. Water Tumblers, $11.50 doz. Grape Juice, $11 doz. Salad Plates, $27.75 doz. Other pieces and other patterns in a range of prices. Glassware Section, Fifth floor, Sterling Silver the gift of elegance The Bride's Basket, in an exquisite design, sketched, $30. Compotes, in bright or But- ler finish, with pierced edge. $14.50 to $22. Bread Trays, in artistic shapes, $16.50 to $22. After Dinner Coffee Cups, C in a case—$26 to $55. Butter Plates, in an attractive case. 6, $35. Siiverware Section, First floor. A Mahogany Clock with Westminster Chimes Will prove not only an excellent time keeper, but lend a decorative note to its surréundings, $40 to $75. Mahogany Banjo Wall Clocks, $12.50 to $22. Mahogany Mantle Clocks, $12 to $75. Mahogany Clocks for her boudoir, $5 to $30. Clock Section, First fioor. 4