Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1924, Page 24

ALIEN LAW COSTING SHIPLINES MILLIONS | White Star, Cunard and C. P. Railway Forced to Liquidate Business in Russia. U. S. BARS 5,000 IMMIGRANTS Compm;iex Now Seek Traffic to South America. es in reducing the quota has the White Sta “unard and an Pacific ra their busine: . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D). C. REUNION AT ANNAPOLIS I _ DONATES CATCH TO HOSPITAL l | ATTRACTS 800 ALUMNI - Gathering Largest in History; Banquet Ends Celebration; ‘Weeks, Wilbur Speak. Bpecial Dispateh to The'Star, ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 31.—About 800 graduates of the Naval Academy, more than a quarter of the whole number, attended a reunion here to- day, witnessing the sports during the morning and afternoon, and attend- ing a banquet in Bancroft Hall, the midshipmen’s quarters’ tonight. It was_the largest gathering of alumni the Naval Academy ever held. At the banquet this evening, Col. Robert M. Thompson of New York, a member of the class of 186§, was toastmaster, and toasts were given as follows:' “The President,” of War Weeks, 188 etary of the Navy ~ Naval Academy JUNE 1, 1924_PART 1. Phone, Franklin 7400 Starting Tomorrow—A Brisk One Week’s Selling in Our Men’s Shop A week of special low prices planned to direct men this way for the accessories they MUST HAVE for the summer season. It’s bound to be good because we started right by picking merchandise of KNOWN QUALITY. And we’ve put life into it by pricing things so low that no man can afford to miss buying the. season’s supply right now, and right here. Come in tomorrow! n thousand tates. who dy have pald the steamship companies $1,500,000 for the pas Service,” ' Lieut. ' Wotherspoon, 1915; mander Byron M “Sweethearts and Wives," Cluverious, 1896. —_— BANDIT GETS SIX YEARS. Sentence Given at Petersburg for $37,000 Express Car Raid. PETERSBURG, Va., May 31.—Con- victed of participating in the robbery of $37,000 from an express car on the Nor- folk and Western “Cannon Ball” last December, J. Fred Reynolds of this city tonight was sentenced to six years' penal servitude' by the Prince George clrcuit court. will be various pense of the Means L o their homes in sia at the ex- ship companies. % of Millionx, The bureaus ch the companies maintgined in Leningrad, Kharkov and other ters will be closed, while the Moscow headquarters force will be reduced to a minimum. Offi- cials of the o fes say the Amer- sev 1,500 Genuine Crystal Pongee Shirts Will Go Quickly $1.45 Judging by past experience, and we've had plenty, 1,500 Shirts of thig quality, offered at so much under their real worth, will go out in a hurry, but the limited quantity means that only the early shoppers will do the saving. v dollars to the companies now are turning tention to South American "which 'they hope will. be The verdict of the jury was returned ent_supply at 6 o'clock, after the jurors had con- aborers by . sidered the case-for an hour and a quar- number of " L - ter. of the non-political GRANTED NEW TRIAL. Court Decides Plea in Favor of ‘Whipping Boss. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 31— Thomas W. Higginbotham, convicted in Columbia County circuit’ court last July of second-degree murder, and sentenced 10 twenty years as an out- growth of the death of Martin Tabert, North Dakota youth, was granted a new trial by an opinion handed down late today by the Florida supreme eourt, reversing the lower court. greement which the ¥ tar, Cunard had with . a gov- titution, be. abro- mpanies will en- n o reduced scale ¢ soviet adminis- Harry G. Conn. of River Shore, with thirty-five pounds of catfixh, which he presented to Cnsualty Hospital out of gratitude for good treatment ten- dered him while a patient there. Collar-Attached and Neckband Styles the > York production of “The [ing—I never Miracl salled for England today belleving, she said, that New Yorkers were delightfully appreciative of stage art, although they drank far too much’ liquor and practiced too little democracy. “They're really more democratic in London, don’t you know,” she con- fided to reporters. “And the drink- ¢ so much of it in i as anxious to return to American footlights and that she planned to come here again next autumn, Lady Diana was accompanied by her husband, Alfred Duff Cooper, who is returning to resume duties with the Dritish foreign office. RAPS DRINKING IN U. S. NEW YORK. M 1.—Lady Diana Minners, who has alternated in the roles of the Madonna and the nun in A A R R A A A A A A R R R PR A AR R AR AR AN AR AR R Every shirt has the Crystal Pongee label on it, and you can choose from both neck- band and collar - attached styles in white, tan, gray or ) blue. : Sizes 137 to 17. Get a Supply at $1.45 418-30 7th Street N.W.—Through to 8th COSTUME SLIPS Featuring the Famous “Dixie Queen” and Form-Fitting “Princess Mary” Special Purchase Brings Collar-Attached Pongee Shirts $1.00 Just a thousand of the kind of shirts that are coolest and most prac- tical for summer work or play. Choice of white, tan, gray and peach in full cut, nicely tailored shirts. All made with good buttons, and every one a corking, good value. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Athletic 3 Union Suits _ 6 Pairs of Summer Sox $1.25 Just the right weight for all summer. Firmly woven sox, in white, cordovan, navy, gray and black, at a price that makes it casy tolay in the season’s supply S 945 to11%. Come early—the 1,200 won’t be with us long. ‘Fruit of the Loom’ Night Shirts $1.39 Men who like the looseness and coolness of the night shirt will find in these just what they want at less than they expected to pay. Every one knows Fruit of the IN REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES Extra Fine Nainsook and Lustrous Satinette in White, Handsomely Trimmed. One thousand two hundred dainty Costume Slips, well nigh incomparable at the price. All the skill and care in workman- ship you'd demand in far more expensive garnients. You should see them! I Built-up and bodice-top models, adorned with real -handmade g Filet laces, flow erettes, h e mstitching, and what-nots of feminine charm. Many featuring a convenient Vee-strap that yvou’ll wel- come. Many fastening with a special side- snap device which means a perfect: in- dividual fit. Buyable ‘and wearable. You must see them! g ‘On Sale—Bargain Table—Street Floor § and-in Dept. Third Floor - Order By Mail Any of the 7 Models Sketched Read descriptions ; then order at once. State letter, size and color wanted. Prompt attention assured. S N (I)—Fine_white nainsook. 20-inch shadow hem. ZLace and ribbom adorned. Regular and extra sizes. (H)—Fine white nainsook. Built-up shoulder. ~20-inch shadow hem. Yace trimmed. Ribbon insert. Regular end extra sizes. (G)—Dixie Queen. Fine white nainsook, hemstitched. 20-inch shadow hem. Ribbon insert and flowerettes, 'Regular sizes, 36 to 44. (E)—Dixie Queen. Dainty white nainsook. 20-inch shadowproof hem. Hemstitched. Ribbon insert and trimmings. Regular sizes. (J)—English warp satinette, in pure white, with" lace trimmings and ribbon insert. Regular sizes. (B)—White nainsook, with 20-inch hem. Trimmed with pretty lace, ribbon and flowerettes. Regular sizes, 36 to 4. The price is a surprise, and the quality is' little short of a shock. Nicely tailored, full-cut suits with taped armholes and good buttons. Closed-crotch style, that’s comfort. Sizes 34 to 50. Cool, Comfortable < Pajamas, Special $1.15 Not a knock-out, but a real sleep pro- _ 3 _ ducer, at that. Soft finished, good qual- Loom-—nothing quite so good for ity pajama material, in good-looking solid sleepn}g garments. Sizes 15 to colors—white, tan, blue and helio. Well 20. Fill your needs. made, full cut and frog trimmed. Sizes A, B, C and D. You'll need them this summer. them now and save. All sizes. Genuine Red Label B. V. D. Union Suits $1.15 You don’t. have to think this over. Everybody knows just how much you save on genuine B. V. Ds at $1.15. Every one knows the quality, the work- manship, the tailoring. Sizes 34 to 46. Figure your needs for all summer—and get just that many, while the savings are l good. Buy Great Value in Men’s . Swimming Suils $3.15 Here’s a suit built for action. Cut in the ap- proved one-piece California_style, with fullness n the armholes and snug-fitting trunks that enable you te “do your stuff” with greatest ease and best results. s In green and heather mixtures or black, navy, maroon and oxford, with peppy contrast stripes. Princess Mary. Fine count nainsoek. White, with 20-inch . shadowproof hem. — Vee-strap and side-gpap. Lace trimmed. Regu- Sizes 34*to lar sizes. > - i Street Floor—Men's Shop. 5 ok