Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1924, Page 16

16 THE EVENI STAR, WASHI FRIDAY, JU PLANS FOR BUILDING TRAINMEN GO ON OUTING. REPORTS FOR YEAR. Opposes Navy School Transfer. | {napolis, The report recommended - AIRPLANES ARE URGED i i Secretary of the Navy Wilbur yes- |there. The Secretary has tmren ) ORTH fixes the ¢ A Columbia Lodge to Frolic at Mar-| Veteran Body Commander Tells of | 1erday recelved a report from the S =Avixemieut price, of course L —but a combina- tion of maker and seller —co-operation have made it possible to produce Men’s Shoes as good as these are to sell at 8.00. Coupled with the in- Construction, Maj. J. A. Mars - | gion of. Columbla Lodge, No, 454,|the past year was submitted by Ldeut. Tells Kiwanis Club. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, | Kenneth I. Coontz, department com- hall Hall Tomorrow. Work Accomplished. investigating the proposed removal |’ ia i | U. S. Should Be Ready to Push » . P! 3 4 prop Austria is to start regular broad- DAWES PI-AN AI-UNE The twenty-seventh annual excur-| A report detailing the successes of | of the Post-graduate school from An-lcasting on July 1. —_— will be held tomorrow at Marshall|mander of the District of Columbia With the aeronautic industry now A B e i n M on Calumbls ".] 2 T s not only at low ebb, but practically | Hall.” /éPletic events, picnics and e e Washington Assured Inter- | efch &b "ol Sedbut BTGt | auncing will be: features. gnnual encampment which ~opened emergency would face a tremendous| 13 J, Wall is chairman of the com- | Armory, 47% L strect northwest. Allied Debts Will Not Be |imik.ch Piiaiie® ™ sivance u | mittce in charse. Other members are |, Membérehip has increased by 271, he Jump Aboard Gardiner & Dent’s Special i members in k . : James A. Mars, chief of the irdustrial | H. P. Faulkner, J. B. Horsman, e Have: Hern Oeabput fecm: the ) . | Considered by Premeirs. war planning division of the War De_ | snultz, T B, Brushears MR Coat. | Talls 1o gave detuiled accoints of Automobile, Used Exclusively for the Selection of i trinsjic value is Burt D Ry 78 of | ney, W. T. Free, J. P. Weel d I |the national encampment in Norfo I | . pd e the Wiwanis ‘Club at’a ‘meeting in | 3 Natlivan. e 1ast Beptamiber: of the Aopariment ex: BUSINESS LOCATIONS il service—and our pains- 4 . pL = e g ursion last August, @f general relie . . = The Washington government yes-| “We must maintain the closest > Work; of work In the mew pPosts in . = taking is the same irre- terday reccived definite assurance | 1aison with industry,” Maj. Mars said. TWO CAMPS TO OPEN B derartaint. of e i an . Keep cool while it is hot and don’t worry over your future g : P Audustrial, experts Jnust:work out * |on last Armistice night at the City business location, let us worry for you. spective of the price. that the premiers' conference in Lon- for mobilization of industry Club, Americanization day, Memorial We have a wenderful list of stores, offices and lofts, all don will be restricted to a discussion | and material. We are faced by a num- z . day. the poppy campaign and other = af the Dawes plan for reparations| ber ‘of probiems. “One s the ‘condi- Hebrow: Associatlons Will Have|fer 18 B e motbership. sections. e N el e 8 o D! ane anufacturing in- Resolutions will come up for con- 'acation setdoment, ana wiat she eublect S| duslyy; anotner iz’ produetion of| | Ontiug Quacters o | Besciutione willicoma upiior oo FOR RENT AND FOR SALE y bt ?"“‘GS‘]’“S for the d debts w v b er- | spruce, yet another is procuremen “Kilkare" and “Hiawatha” c. the run of general business and to- = = 2 E oungsters—Girls an, mitted to come forward {of the proper fabric and “dope,” the [ f the Young Men's and Young W morrow night will be the concluding Call MAIN 4884, get what you want in a business location. dibexs special coating material for wings. | en’s fations at one of the encampment. USE OUR automobile. ‘Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street Caring for feet is better than curing thm f the statement from the White House | solved by close co-operation between | opened formally Sunday. Special ar. | =———— = Wednesday night on Ambassador|the War Department and industry.” | rangements are being made for Dm, lnc. ting of July 17, when e Committee in bstantial w the H. . ? 5 ‘resident Harry G. Kimball told ing parties, hing, boating, appointment, explained | '™ ping par! 5 oating, o k W. wrEe of the v Ellbert Dent 1409 L Street N.W. mbers will be present R oLen o resident, cordial sympathy of this government : Louis . = ] | Government offictals, claborating on [ FPSal COLURE mAteridl for wines | < o Yot for an entertain- 3 o ect threefol To i1- < g and inica entertainers. On the as the following Thurs to the proposal that operation of the | he under the fui v, the mecting will ance of A. Loefller, | com eo « ce o . N Dawen wiaa be lexpedited: to obtain | Dresident Khuball shd. | D T e e Four-bearing Crankshaft an first hand in ation of develop- | —_— . - ¥ ker, - llr‘u ] Mis Rebe: Perfectly balanced 5 % o wate Levitan, Mrs. Paul Street and Mr Those. phas iied possi- | HAITI STAND EXPLAINED. |57 siman. | THE TREW MOTOR CO. hle connectic ests under t Appointment Officinl. ador Kellogg will be of the U ol T. S. to Remove Troops When Con- the ditions There Allow. - - A hn‘el 'message _of_ rafdianl new fashions that really deserve a page! Distinctive frocks of foulard, rosha- :r:, canT«;‘n cf!]pl" _satin-face canton, georgette and crepe de chine, in black, navy, brown and the smart high shades. ¢ value is as attractive as the dresses themselves. Select yours tomorrow. All sizes, 16 to 50. S Satisfaction First Since 1859 810.818 Seventh Street Irresistibly New and Charming Summer Dresses $ 1 5 Ltive” as internal conditions in the republic nt to report |make it possible. on the meeting of @ definite organized | The retirement of the Uni body or sroun of which the nation [marines from the Domini. sendin a member. In | pointed out, th anic ho “e coting of nments o According to « unofficial observer is Kayser $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 Mil Si:kunélstfves, $ 1 . O O Smart French cuff and strap- wrist styles in these superb quality silk gloves, all with double tips and every fine point of Kayser work- manship. Black, white and popular shades. 25¢ Princess Pat Face Powder Given Away —WIith each 50c purchase in our toilet goods department tomorrow. Full Line Princess Pat Preparations $1.00 Coty’s Compact Powder, 8% $1.00 Coty’s Perfume, 89c 25¢ Mum Deodorant, 2lc 35c Mennen’s Kora Konia Healing Powder, 29¢ d States epublic the | date the occupation of Pl | where marines are stationed. Although Mr. Kellogg would have no author- | Haiti and the Dominican Republic are ity in event, it was added, tolcontiguous g aphically, it was commit € ernment to any atti-| uid that conditions in cach republic tude or decision without speeific | il ented different authority on each au raised, from Wa to D. C. Motorist Figed. Y | Special Dispatel to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 2 h».\lar(in g s . opinion a Quigley, who gave a Washington ad- e e dress, was fined $15 and costs in traf- o fic court sterday on a charge of as essential » th St & & ) a reckl driving. It was testificd he = the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Bave Defintte Rlaus: the Washington boulevard d nar- . ® . e fact t the conference will| rowly escaped being hit by a train. have before it definite plan was de- = = ofictaliy to b Db, on nesd eficlent, Industeious A New Pattern Letis it ) help? There's one sure way to get it 4 in outlining Ambassador| quickly—read and use Star Want when Jassador Harve A distinctive “Old Waterford” cutting in the famous “ringing” crystal of Belgium—green, am- ber and other shades as well as " the clear crystal. the latt 3 : Herations ke i || Before Going on ']l Your Vacation United States and otherwise for pur- of information.” White Hats—Felt, Silk and Straw and Fine Leghom Hats. In “yopoee " wohite, white—white millinery the edict S2shes embroidered mo- large, medium and small ¢ poopicn ond King's Palace ready with thou- tifs, bands, buckles, models for dress, street and sands of new white hats to anticipate every prefer- birds, drapes and sports wear. ence. flowers. Subjects which might have been ex- pected to come before the council|l Be sure and have your Diamonds Were S0 broad in scope and so gen- ! 2 eral in the interests involved, State ||| examined to be sure of their expert service is Department officials that it was safety. TI deemed necess n observer : £ 3 participate throughout the discus- free. Forty-two years of this serv- sion. With th goveriment ’ ice to the public. Work executed Soetatea . Dawes' , its representa- on premises. tive was ing required to serve only when some phase of the plan touched a basic economic right | . or threatened to involve an Ameri Salvatore Desio interest drawn from the treaty with . German Under this latter head would come any consideration by the Jeweler Goblets and Sherbets. . ...$10 Doz. Cocktail Glasses .........$10 Doz. Tall Iced Teas .$12 Doz. | DULINGMARTIN e 2.00 FULL-FASHIONED premiers affecting Germany's settle- L IE b Skt . 9 . '. $ Deemlers afeting Cermanys sotiles 926 F St. N.W. and 1214 to 1218 G Street Glrls Khakl Wear Chlffon $ 1 1 e s Bet. 9th and 10th. ‘ For Summertime Comfort, Utility and Economy L ICKERS AND mixed claims commission. ' KHAKI KENICKER SUITS. = sizes 8 to_14. Heavy twilled . ’ . - . S o uality. Jacket Y e A Ak K ] : T J v ot g ¥ MMM Hinpedindin $2.98 . - MR v = : . 4 L+ LIRS =28 AKI MIDDY SUITS, sizes . KHAKY MiDDY o z el R BB s AR ARV R e $3,08 Uil s 47 Very Slight Irregulars—Not at All Hurt for Service _New purchase. Beau- tiful sheer quality chii- WHY NOT DRFSS AND SAVE She e $1.25 and $1.9§ v | fon S k stockings, in MORE few white. Quality knees in red. Bloomers $l 25 front. Patch have elastic at . nocket. Sizes § to $1_98 201752UP FOR THE T H A N A KHAKI BLOOMERS— KHAKI MIDDY 2;’;16‘;2 ti]?c el:iegrl-:‘—t‘i::li-‘.ni FOURTH FOURTH $l-25 a“d $1-98 - TAKI.R i s.f" $l ’98 popularity. All have the “stop-run” feature that prevents raveling. $1.00 and $1.25 New Summer Neckwear Silk and Glos 59 Children’s 29c and _Coller and Cuft New shipment Sport Scarfs, in | Hose........... C Besocks........ 15C Sets and Vestees, in straight and circular povelty figur: d crepe Perfects and I 1 ¥ lace, met, linen and 7GRt a0 CrELeY v figured crepe gForfects and Irregulars Three-Quarter and Half Lengths ! organdy.’ Tuxedo. T4l TEAM e chine and tied- (Knit of thread silk“and glos Every pair perfect. Three- In to round, jabot and Wwhite, ecru and col- = cpe fiber silk). with three-seam quarter socks ' with plain o other styles. ors. dyed silks. :’\d};’l{efl:’?dd:xbh; sol\el.k. Blac derby ribbed tops; solid colors addition to these 0 olors. Also in t and white w ancy tops 98¢ 49¢ Yd. $1.00 sale are many Beautiful Chif- Socks mre o i wioDSiha fon hos, - Women’s Wool Bathing Suits W%is: Reduced One-pic'c'e h;:thi'ng suits of fine worsted, in n L b’Qla‘Ckfime U TR DT BT printep LT e W A The FAGUTT 4 Best ~ Last alues Days ence. Save your cash —use your credit. PAY LATER £ Sizes 38 to 46. Wear a quality suit-——and pay very little for it. Other Bathing Suits up to $10.98. [ Extra size Bathin, i ¢ Suits, $698 to Our 7 5898, Misses’ and Childrens' Bathing Sui a Sl est ’§ " Women's Bathing Caps, 15¢ to SL95. $149 10 5358, o ooned Soies ‘ Second Floor Women's Bathing Shoes, S0c to'$1.00. ~ Great Credit June WOMEN'S GLGVE SILK VESTS '$1.49 Beautiful quality pure love silk vests, in white, gcsh. peach and orchid. Every one perfect. GLOVE SILK COMBINA- TIONS, in orchid, peach, flesh and honeydew. Embroidered, fine tucked, hem- stitched and silk- stitched novel- $2.98 e o .. WOMEN'S GLOS (FIBER SILK) VESTS, knit in novelty dropstitch effects. Perfect quality. white, fesh and QOC ATHLETIC UNION Y! SUITS, of cool checked nain- 800k, sizes 6 to 16: also chil- Boys’ Wash Pants, 98¢ In Khaki, Gray Crash and White Duck Summer pants of the better quality, tailored for perfect fit and extra service. All sizes, § to 20. Mothers will be quick o note the excellent workmanship. BOYS BATHING SUI in mavy. trimmea witl . white and orange. Knit for superior service. Spe- cial . Other Bathing Suits, 08¢ to $2.98, BOYS' WASH SUITS, in jaunty new models, tailored of Lon sdale Jean, Dovenshire cloth, rep, galatea, poplin, cot- ton' pongee and khaki. . Sizes 3 . " (=] ® b I o e L e AT T LT TR T T DT LADIES’ SILK DRESSES Nowhere in town will lndnchlbuuflll'n: 12'9_5 Wlactame X Reerg G " A revelation in modern cor- Men’s $1.00 Stadium setry—the flexible rubber gir- dle makes you look slenderer UNION the moment you put it on, and massages away fleshy hips and SUlTS waists every moment you A marvelous selection of 50 men’s and young men’s 24—— all-wool suits in new Sum-. mer fabrics and styles to Values wp to $35.00 in sikk suit every man’s taste. dren’s walstzattach- ear n;an; 'ur{lzon suits, 50C wear it. sizes 2 to 12. . New and perfect athletic suits, of 5 o striped madras, checked madras and W°”;.1 over the undergar- New Shipment—$2.00 , corded madras. Smooth, flat seams. ment—fits like a glove—and and $2.50 Sizes 34 to 46. has garters attached. A WHITE DUCK TROUSERS, of excellent . Beaded Ba S £ quality, well tailored Yields to every movement— g 5 throughout. - Curr 102‘;;:4-. } $1 79 a miracle of comfort as well as ‘Waistbands 28 to 40.... C of efficiency in reducing sur- STRAW HATS RE- DUCED, _hundreds of )$l 35 plus flesh. high - grade plgin and o rough straws, many with 9 85 cushion sweatbands. % & $1 1 .85 —Segcond Floor. lmmmummmmnmmnj $1.00 Duplicating last Saturday’s wonder sale with more of the same beautiful imported bead- ed bags at this surprise price. In black, all colors and com- binations to match any sum- mer frock. WAL 311 7th St. N.W. JUST A FEW DOORS FROM PENNA. AVE—OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS. MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS, and Collar-at- tached Shirts, in white, tan, gray, stripes and chegks. Al sizes 14 } $l.m 3 I XEEE B EEE.EBE B EEEEEE B0 0 5 I B A ‘fi«fi*****tfihfififiifi*&*kh***v