Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 16

SPECIAL DRUG PACT - WITH MEXICO DUE Wil Provnde for Extradmon‘ { ot Narcotic Smugglers by Both Nations. RS A W gy BRITISH FOOD HABITS “GROW WORSE,” CHARGE Beauty and Phylicnl Fitness of Race Undermined for 150 Years, Physician Says. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. LONDON, February 26.—The food its of the people of Great Britain e been gro worse for the last 130 y nsequently undermining t nd physical fitness o the rding to Lieut son of the Indian His contention ix e here do not get the neces- amount of vitamines in their and without vitamines the chemical uction of the body He advo- ting of wholemeal, green ables and fruit and the drink- McCarrison said not long ago led all through Great Britain, uty of the e did not see s | the -/ CITY ON BALTIC ISLAND TO OBSERVE 700TH YEAR - | Visby Described as Place of Ruins and Roses—Swedish Rulers to Attend Celebration. _| nent in milita | | | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0| —=|n|c—=3|n|c—|n|c——ln|c———— 8 |c——8|c——|d|c——r1] LEGION 15 ASSURED BIG PARTY AT BALL Final Arrangements Made at Committee Meeting of Allied Posts. Final arrangements for the ball to be | given by the allied American Legion posts ¢ headquarters of Nineteenth at George Washington Post, and 1 streets northwest Lieut. Charles Riemer, commander of Stuart Walcott Post, No. 10, and chair- man of the committee on a announced mittec has and that ev £ affair. He said that have been donated by the merchants of Washington for the best costumes of passed all expes , f@ccording to the report of cket committee, made last ev Two orchestras will furnish the music. ung girls, numbering approximate- representing every State and 1.mn.rv of th nited States, will serve on the reception committee. Both ballrooms at the yflower will be utilized by the legionnaires, 11 Many soc! ders and men promi- rs have reserved bexes for the occasion, the ticket s, | more wintry than - | trost DENMARK NOTES MILDEST WINTER IN 3 CENTURIES Record Shows Temperature Never Below Freezing in Daytime, Is Official Report. Correspondence of the Associated COPENHAGEN, Februar. winter Denma known in t turies. Not once | has the temperature fallen below the | freezing point in the daytime, and the nights when this has been the acter of early Spri has been blessed by everybody, b 1 of money, es like whieh afe u snow at this time of the y up to the present experien. a few nights of NURSERY IS i.IRGED FOR HAWAIIAN COURT Could Care ‘for Children Whose Mothers Appear in Prohibi- tion Cases. Correspondence of the Associated Press. orrespont t iate 1 HONOLULU, February Estab- lishment of ery on the third floor of the Building here, close to the of the United States Distr for infants whose mothe eing tried on is advocated by | i C., MARCH 15, 1925—PART 1, Enlrunccs E and 8th Sh.——Slairwny 8th St.-—~Shoe Shop Vestibule 50 New Sprmg S yle s in Monday’s Sale BEAUTIFUL NEW ICSSCS Materials— Printed Crepes Flat Crepes - -~ < » prohibition charg |E 2 Canton Crepes Satins Flannels, Twills It was recalled | J WCMAN ?OBS CA"tTERlA r“'\ o ounding Receipts | wil t Pistol Point. Colors— it Posts, membership of approximately 1.700 | hington legionnaires. All local s of the legion are co-operating Rust, Shutter Green most | habited 500 eare texave” CHuiat [ with the alliea posts K. Ste Cavalry: Maj. P y Powder Blue | . B % 7 and Maj. Lewis H. Watkins, Corps of : Cranberry, Gray People of England, with its heavy of growing tr r College, va Brown ny pairs of in Italy hav . have been Navy and Black erproof footwear You may choose in this collection from tunic effects, straightline and beltless models, circular skirts, basques and lovely combinations. Many are trimmed with flowers., embroidery, beads, fringe, s, lace, tuckings, etc. Just the styles and trimmings you want for Sp well made frocks at a price much less than you had anticipated. Sizes 16 to 36; 36 to 44—and extra sizes. The Basement Store, Lansburgh & Bro. Rosewood, Blonde total | Sent to Naval War College o ‘olden. ang Krueger. general ER L ] a \’4[«1 1p. naccuracy of more than 3 n taxime In.Spain AN R AN per de permitted | v U G U0 0 W Special Sale of Lingerie 2,500 Pieces ant ters is not RN 2R R A N AR A PN AR PR RN R AU tass On Sale 3rd Floor Regular-and Extra Sizes IS We made a purchase that will go down in our books as a record to strive for in future events! In quality of materials this is little short of amazing. Figure material cost alone—add the time of making, then you'll realize the exceptional opportunity we are presenting. A whole set of slip, gown, chemise and bloomers would only cost $3.48 in this event. Wise economy dictates the purchase of a most liberal supply. 0| || e8| |8 1] e B | 0| ———3 |8 —| 0| e——3 | 8| == | n| === sl ——|ale—— s ————1|a} Hair Braid Hats Smart Straw; Hats Milan Hemp Hats New Flower Hats $188 Another great sale of New Spring Hats that every woman will appreciate. Low priced hats with all the characteristics of more expensive ones. Attractive shapes, many ments, pins and ribbons. styles, dainty trimmings—orna- A great variety of colors. White and Colors Ble——c——Bhl——h— e o———elc———lalc——— ekl felc———leslc——slc——| Spring’s Smartest Offering | Ensemble Suits NIGHTGOWNS Variety of becoming styles —fine quality voiles, Wind- sor crepe, plain and shadow batiste, siltex, nainsook, muslin and dainty lingerie cloth—many colors. Regular and extra sizes. CHEMISES Daintiest styles of fine voile, shad- ow batiste, barred voile, nain- sook and other sheer materials, tailored or y styles; double top bands and straps that wear well. Pastel shades. Regular and extra sizes. STEP-INS Sheer voile, lingerie cloth, striped sateen, barred voile, si tex and other novelty fabrics— all are smartly trimmed and the most becoming styles imaginable. and white; each smartly trimmed. ]\'c«u]ar and extra sizes. Sizes 16-17. 2,500 pieces will go like snow before the sun, at such a price. Be early for your share. You'll be wise to choose Summer’s supply at 87c. BLOOMERS Single and double elastic at knee. Full cut and strongly re- inforced. Cut to fit smooth under straightline dresses. Desirable colors. Regular and extra sizes. COSTUME SLIPS Regular and extra sizes made of fine sateen, hemstitched bodice top, deep hems and shadow proof double front. Graceful straightline slips to wear ing frocks. Sizes PAJAMAS Too many styles to even at- sempt description —but all are dainty as can be. Soft, sleep- producing fabrics in bright colors —Flannels ~—Twills —Poiretcheen —Suede Cloths —Imported Elysia —Imported Plaids For the woman who is economical and yet likes to be well dressed. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—Franklin 7400 See Other L. & B. Ads on Pages 13, 14, 15 sn $T. BLDG. The coat can be worn separately, the frock like- wise. Well tailored of kash- arine, hair line twills, plain twills, flannel, with frocks of canton, poplin and faille. A limited quantity, so shop early. (| c———= o] c———lg|c——j o] ———— Once again the Basement Store offers wonderful values —and you'll agree that these Coats are the last word in Style and Tailoring. Fur trimmed, embroidered, braid trimmed and ; tailored styles. I o = (o ———ol——= o] —————=3!a] ———alc———ol——=la]——=lg| &