Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 14

S HOUSEURGES L. JONWORLDOURT Votes 301 to 28 for Adher- , ence With Harding and { Coolidge Reservations. The House placed itself overwhelm- ingly on record yesterday in favor of “‘early adherence” by the United States to the World Court “with the reservations recommended by Presi- dent Harding and President Cool- idge.” No opposition was expressed to the resolution, which was brought up by Representative Burton, Republican, Ohio, gnd requires neither Senate nor presidential ~approval. = Embodying proposals by Representatives - Fish, Republican, New York, and Moore, Democrat, Virginia, it was adopted under suspension of the rules, requir- ing a two-thirds majority, first by viva voce vote, then by a rising vote, 149 to 10, and finally, on a roll call, 201 to 28. In addition to expressing its “earnest desire” for adherence to the court, the resolution stated the readiness of the House “to partici- pate in the enactment of such legis- lation as will necessarily follow such approval.” Represcntative Burton, in bringing up the proposal, alluded to conten- tions that only the Senate had a right, under the Constitution, to par- ticipate in foreign affairs, declaring the House had certaln rights in_this respect, and citing many instances in which it had similarly expressed itself. Text of Resolution. The resolutfon read: “Whereas a World Court, known as the Permanent Court of International , has been established and is v ncifoning at The Hague; and Whereas the traditional policy of the United States has earnestly fa- vored the avoidance of war and the settiement of international controver- sies by arbitration or pudiclal processes; and “Whereas this court, in its organiza- tion and probable development. prom- ises a new order in which controver- sies between nations will be settled in an orderly way, according to prin- ciples of right and justice: Therefore, be it “Resolved, That the House of Rep- resentatives desires to express its cor- dial approval of the said court, and an earnest desire that the United States give adherence to the protocol estab- lishing the same, with the reservations recommended by President Harding and President Cooligge. “Resolved further, That the House expre s its readiness to participate in the enactment of such legislation as will necessarily follow such ap- proval.” Organization Formed to Promote Appalachian Mountain Project. An Appalaciflan trail conference | was organized yesterday at meetings at the Raleigh Hotel to further the efforts already begun for the linking of a footpath down through-the Ap- palachian ridges from Maine to Geor- gia and Tennessee. Several hundred miles of the path have already been completed in New England, and steps are underway to complete the path through New York and New Jersey. An executive committee headed by Maj. W. A. Welch, director of- the Palisades Interstate Park, was named to direct further work toward scout- ing and marking the trail and to de- velop added features such as shelter camps and means of access. The Latest Hit in “Dollville” “Infant Baby” Dolls! —These portray the irresistible charm of the newborn infant, and eager little arms will stretch out to greet them . in Dollville tomorrow. Mothers, too, will think these infant dolls beautiful See the Special Window Display , With “Lyfe-Lyke” Baby in Action —The arms, legs, and even the heads of these pretty little dolls will move. Chil- dren will be pleased to their hearts’ content. Bring them down, mothers, to see this display. “Bye-Lo” Babies $3.75 and $5.75 —These look like real babies. They are dressed in dainty * baby clothes. Have bisque heads, moving eyes and voice. 21 and 25 inches tall. Small “Infant Babies™ At $1.25 f —These are made with composition heads, painted eyes, cotton-stuffed bodies, and dressed in dainty baby clothes. “Infant Baby” With Blanket At $4.95 —Made with composition head, moying eyes, cotton-stuffed body; and nicely dressed. Complete with pillow, paci- fier, and wrap‘rcd in a soft blanket, ribbon trimmed. “Dollville"—Fourth Floor. WASHINGTON, D:-C.~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1925 ' At Kann’s—New Frocks o RareCharm —An “every Thursday” event that is .eagerly looked .forward to by many miothers. Special prices on needed wearables for baby are offered. Itis a day to save, and the wise mother will come early for the best selectl‘on and values. Philippine Embroidered Dresses, Special at $1.00 —Fine Quality Little Dresses, beauti- fully haQnd-embroidered in dainty de- signs, with scalloped neck, sleeves and the bottom of the skirt. In yoke effect. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Infants’ Knitted Capes At $2.95 —These are shown in mixtures of blue and u;. jockey red and tan, and tan and brown. Have brushed wool collar and cuffs, and band down the front, in con- trasting shade. Other Specials —Infants’ Dainty Hand-crochet Sacques. finished with pink or blue sl.m edge. Special ..........o.eon —Infants’ Long Bootees, fin- ished with pink or blue edge. 59(3 A pair ... —Infants’ Quilted Pads, 17x18. Special at —Infants’ Double-faced Blankets, with bound edge. In pink.and biers A * $1.69 —Birdeye - Diapers, size 24x24, ready d. Slightly imperfect. hemmed.” sugitly imoericei. § 89 T White Rubber Sheeting, one- yard wide. Special, yard 690 _Infants’ Shirts, single breasted. 590 - Sizes to 2 years. Special £ Beautifully Patterned Wash Crepes Are being shown in dozens of new designs at— & Are Modestly Priced at - $25.00 —Mme. Fashion seems a bit whimsical this season, and has invented so many new ways of making up the new frocks. as well as of trimming them, that there is no lack of variety from which to choose. —One of the models is a chic.scarf dress; the scarf is fin- ished with fringe, and the pocket of the dress is attrac- tively embroidered. There are georgettes over silk slips, trimmed with eyelet embroidery and heavy silk lace to match the color of the dress. Another model of georgette is trimmed with drawnwork. This has a split flounce over a_contrasting colored slip and has the flounce finished with frilly rosettes. Some have the new “kick” pleats, others godet insets and claborate embroidery. One style has a little tie at the neck. Some are trimmed with applique. ]Be?ded crepes, too, are continuing their reign of popu- arity. —The colors are beige, lipstick red, cork, powder blue. Madonna blue and many other of the Spring shades. There are sizes for misses and women. \ Kann’s—Second Floor. The Popular New Suspender Skirt Comes in Several Materials and Many Colors at —The vogue for these skirts makes them exceedingly smart. They are made of several different materials, including poplin, flannel and serge. They are very attractive worn $5 with a pretty blouse. The colors are rust, henna, rose, powder blue, cocoa, copenhagen, beige, gray, lipstick red, navy and black. Also a number of checks and plaids are included. All are bound with white or self-colored braid. Sizes for misses and women Kann's—Second Floor. New Dresses for Home Wear In a Special Sale at $1.88 —So neat and attractive for wear about the home during the morning’s busy hours, and so very easily laundered that every woman should have several of these remarkably good dresses at $1.88. They are made of chambray, gingham and linen, in simple styles. Nov- elty braids, touches of hand embroidery in weol, white pique collar and\cuffs, and pipings are the trimmings. Select from colors, blue, orchid, rose, tan, green and black—all combined with white in neat plaids and checks. The sizes are 36 to 46 and extra sizes 48 to 52. Buy tomorrow your Summer supply, too. One always needs several extra wash dresses for the home in the Summer. Kann's—Second Floor. —Free Sheets and’ Patterns Pure Silk Hose Seconds of a $1.50 Quality 69:. —Beautiful Quality Silk Hosiery, pure dyed, 12-strand quality. They are made with seamless feet, seamed backs, mercefized tops, toes and heels, with silk sole. Select from black and a splendid range of popular colors. ' The sizes are 8% to 10. The im- perfections are very slight— scarcely noticeable. Shop early, and buy with the thought of Easter in mind. You'll probably want several pairs at this low price. Kann’s—Street Floor . Ribbon Trims— Smart for Spring Many New Models at $7.50 ~The - trend this season is for hats fashioned of combination ma- terials. They are charmingly trim- med with massed ribbons to re- semble a bow, flowers and bright sparkling ornaments. The crowns are high with various shaped brims—short back, side drop, pokes, mushroom—in sizes for all heads ——close-fitting and plenty of large hats for those who wear their hair long. Styles for matron and miss Kann's—Second Floor. $5.00 “Bien-Jolie” Corsettes, Special $2.95 —These are made of beautiful p brocaded material. Are in hoo! side style, with elastic gores. Seli APRIL in both “Excella” and “Pic- torial Review”—now ready. Bxcella magazine for April mow in. A g copy, including coupon ... Street Floor. Abandoned Baby Found. Cries of a baby boy about 2 weeks old, abandoned in a trash box at the southwest corner of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, straps: reinforced over diaphragm Cut on long, straight ‘lines, in the popular silhouette effect. and the popular polka-dot pattern are all among these new and favorite SE inati i i i ts combined —The two-tone combinations in many different size dots, QO d with ring patterns to form broad stripes, checks, novel basket patterns; Jesigns. “There are at least S0 different patterns, including the various c attracted the attention of Policeman W. E. Laux of the fifth precinct early last night. Tilting the box, the Do- liceman succeeded in rescuing the waif. Without stopping to investi- gate, Laux wrapped the child in his| Uvercoat and hurried to the police station, probably saving its life. A policewoman took charge of the foundling, and later in the night he was put to bed in Children's Hos- pital, physicians exerting every effort to d off an attack of pneumonia. @ fine medium done s its flavor nothing_else can AT EVERY GROCERY P ] “Grandmother Knew There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard t the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave,-without the plaster and without the blister. Musterole does it. It is a clean, white sintment, made with oil of mustard. It is sclentifically prepared, so that it works wonders. Gently massage Musterole in with the finger-tips. See how quickly it brings relief—how speedily the pain disappear: Try Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, »sthma, neuraigia, headache, conges. tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or Joints, sprains, ‘e muscles, brulses,” chil- blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and smell children: Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos- pital size, $3.00 color arrangements from which to select. Material is 36 inches wide..... The Vogue of _Lace __Dainty, Cobwebby Laces for trimming the most beauti- ful of gowns—Chantilly in all its exquisite loveliness, heavy laces—in fact laces of all descriptions—are to be Kann's—Street Floor. Yard Bewitches Spring used lavishly this Spring. —Chantilly, in cream and ochre, 1'to 10 inches wide, 12%:c to §230 Yd. —Cotton Nottingham, Lace Bandings and Edges, Binche and 15c. Vals and d'Alencon Laces, 2 to 9 inches wide, Sanford’s Seamless * 814x1014-Ft. and 9x12-F1. Sizes —_This is a sale worth your attention. -Sanford Rugs.are always classed with the best—and at this price they are excellent values. There are. several good oriental designs 26c to $L50 Yd. Kann's—Street Floor. Axminster Rugs'- $36.95 It’s Easy to Make A Beaded Bag! Free Lessons Here! —With a large and new as- sortment of materials for " crocheting and knitting bags. it is a great pleasure to begin making one here. The in- structions are gladly given without charge. The average bag requires about 25 bunches of beads, one spool pure twist silk, and bag frame, the total cost being about $6.00. —Beads in a variety of styles and colors. A bunch, 16 —Pure_Twist, a_spool, $1.00. —Bag Frames, $179 to $4.50. Kann's "Art Dept—Fourth loor. Rome Quality Beds (With Springs) for $14.55 —Substantial, wood-finish and white-enamel two-inch post beds, with heavy filling rods, Each complete with strong link ‘spring. Twin or full sizes. Gray Enameled Metal Cot Beds from which to select, in a nice range of colorings. A reasonable deposit will reserve your selection for Mter delivery. $4.95 —These beds have head and foot, and can be folded. Splendid for spare rooms; or for porch and camp use. Good, - strong, comfortable springs. Well Made Sanitary Cotton Mattresses $9.75 —All sizes of these splendid mattresses are offered at this special price. They are our regular $1295 grade and are filled with good cotton. ¢ ¢ ¢ [ % [ ¢ [ [ At Less Than Half In an Important Sale Tomorrow! —The lure of sparkling glassware is never greater than when it is accom- panied by a tempting saving! This sale is so unusual in both respects that we are displaying the articles on both the Streetand Third floors. Most of the pieces are discontinued numbers—a few have slight imperfections—but the most interesting fact is that they are offered at less than half of their regular values! It is beautifully colored and decorated glassware, in many attractive shapes. You may choose from the following price groups: —Goblets At 39¢ ¥ At 98¢ —S8-inch Flower Vases —Sandwich Plates —Sherbets —Lemon or Butter Dishes —Sandwich Plates —Saucer Champagnes —Berry Bowls —Cocktail Glasses —Cylinder Vases At 69¢ —Comports —Sandwich Plates —Cheese and Crackers —Candlesticks —Cylinder Flower Vases —Nappies —Colognes —Candy Dishes —Bud Vases —Candlesticks gWater Pitchers and Jugs. ] 49" Your choice at . —Your choice of any Tumbler i !k. - the sale collection............ l = DT DT DD DT T T DT T DA D T T AA AT T AT A DA DD S S Penna. Ave. 8th and D T TS TS TS TS TS TS ST ST ST ST 15,000 Pieces of Glassware ) Price! DA ARSI < DA D DAD A A A < < DDA New Silk Braids For Trimming Suspender Dresses 20c¢ Yard —Highly colored silk b charming finish to the dresses. The colors are hen copenhagen, brown, mode, red a black. Kann's—Street Floor.