Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1925, Page 33

~ 1S ARVSTRAEF *POUEY S STUDED Officials of Four Departments | Discuss American Stand at Geneva Parley. Through interdepartmental discus- sions at the State Department the policy of the United States regarding the arms traffio control are being worked out in detail. These conter- will_continue, it is announced, 15t before the delegation salls jeneva, to attend the interna- 1 conference May 4, under the ices of the League of Nations. ry Kellogg, in conferences etaries Weeks, Wilbur and ve considered the broad aspects of instructions to be given American delegates, and the con- d study is expected to produce iled proposals for such modifica- in the tentative convention to be considered at Geneva as are deem- ed necessary to bring it into closer harmony with American policy. The delegates, who are vet to be| named by President Coolldge, will be | assisted in Geneva by expert ad- visers, including Army ©nd Navy offi- | cers of rank, representatives of the| Commerce Department and authori- | ties op-international law and pracucc,‘ "hey are expected to sail for Geneva t the middle of this month. { The tentative convention was drafted to make effective projects of arms traffic control originally .pro- posed in the St. Germain agreement, which proved unacceptable to several powers, including the United States. The new proposal is confined strictly o control of the arms traffic, and the invitation to the Geneva meeting was accepted by the Washington Government ol that basis. Many practi¢al difficulties are held to stand in the way of executive su-| pervision of arms production in the United States, which made it inex- nedient to enter any conference that | would touch upon such proposals. The draft convention provides for | a licensing system for international arms shipments, defines categories of | military and non-military arms, es- tablishes machinery for complete pub- licity of all such transactions and proposes definition of géographical prohibited zones” to keep fighting equipment out of the hands of groups in backward nations. Africa is the only such probable zone mentioned indirectly in the draft conventions, the whole matter defining these zones being left to the conference itself. Varnum Street Near 16th N.W.| $17,500 | 8 large rooms, 2 tiled baths, 2 glassed - in sleeping | porches, inclosed and heat- ed breakfast porch.. Hot- | water heat with instantane- ous heater; hardwood floors throughout; mabogany doors and trimsc.upstairs; large built-in enaniéled { kitchen cabinet; all conven- jences. House is excellently ’ built and beautifully decorated. | W. H. WEST CO. 916 15th St. Main 9900 A. K. 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Twe styles—one with green lining, the other with gold-colored lining at exceptionally low price, $60. ‘I'raveling Goods Section, Second floor. Easter Toys The Easter Bunny has visited here and left us a host of toys and novelties that boys and girls love. Come in to see them in the Toy Section, Fourth floor. Pink-eyed White Plush” Bunnies, various sizes, $1 to $7.50. Plush Bunnies, in pink, blue and white, with a voice, $1. Felt-covered Duck Family, made on wheels, $2. Felt Rabbit on wheels, $1.50 to $4.50; Ducks on wheel:, 1.75. .s\ Rabbit with real fur. that hops like a real bunny, 45c. Duck and Bunny Carts, painted in bright colors, $1.75 and $2.25. Celluloid Toys, Filled Rabbits, €otton Chicks, 5¢ to 50c. Cloth Toys for baby, 75¢ to $1.25; Baby Rattles, $1 to $1.75. g Easter Baskets Assorted Easter Baskets, various sizes and colors, 10¢ to $1.50. : : Filled Easter Baskets. with all sorts of toys, 35¢c to $5. Silk Floss Grass to put in the basket, 5¢ a package. Toy Section, Fourth fioor. Easter Candies Fresh Candy in Easter Rabbit Easter Boxes Box, Filled $1 to $10 Ch I-ZOC Egg Fancy Decorated Eggs ocolate bl y!oc o $2.50 Assorted Flavors : 5c to 60c Jelly Eges Easter Baskets 30c Lb. 10c to 35c Novelty Candy Boxes Grass for Easter 25c to $1.25 lzuxl;ms it c (>3 Cholc&b}t: S}R,‘;Eb ? Easter Lollypops - Candy Section, Fourth foor. 10c Gift for Easter g Candlesticks Colored glassware is very fash- ionable again, and candlesticks of bottle green are lovely, $7 pair. Console Bowl to match, $8.50. Perfume Bottle: With Dropper Tall perfume bottles of bottle green are smart for the boudoir or dressing table. Grateful, slender shapes, $2.75. . Glassware Section, Fifth floor. Easter Gift Pictures A picture would be a delightful Easter gift. The Retiftn from Calvary, The Light of .the World, ene of the Ma- donnas, or other religious pictures. Or perhaps a Spring- like picture of the Cherry Blossoms, or a Maxfield Par- rish picture. $1.50 to $27.50. Picture Section, Fifth foor. Gifts--New Luster Ware Exquisitely colorful bits of china, in tan or blue luster ware are sure to please — mayonnaise or whipped cream set, sugar and cream set, wall vase or flower vase, $1.25 each. FLOWER BOWLS AND VASES—Vases in plain blue, amber, green and amethyst for short-stem flowers or roses with long stems, $2 to $6. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. A Kodak or Camera Folding Kodaks with double and single lens, autographic style; some small enough for pocket, others with leather handle, $6.50 to $30. Brownies, $2 to $5. Kodak Section, First floor. A Dunhill Pipe for the Smoker The Cool Sweet Smoking Dunhill Pipe makes an ideal - gift for a man. Fitted with loose aluminum tube. Shell| and plain bruyere, $10. Dunhill Tobacco, 50c to $2.50 ‘a can. Smoking, Accessories Section, First floor. STAR; 'WASHINGTON, D, WEDNESDAY, APRIL' 8, 1925. oodward & Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Ensemble Underwear in New Spring Colors The newest fashion is matching one’s underwear, and fashion-wise women are making up their own sets from the many new Spring garments just received. ENVELOPE CHEMISE—of finest nainsook, cami- sole and’ armhole style, adorned with real filet and Irish crochet lace, $2. STEP-IN-DRAWERS—of nainsook and batiste trim- med with lace, filet and Irish crochet, in white and colors, $1 and $1.50. NAINSOOK GOWNS—in a varicty of styles, lace trimmed, $2. Underwear Section, Third floor. Women’s Easter Frocks In Fashion’s Easter Fabrics $3 9.50 They're here. The loveliest Easter Frocks you can picture. Printed georgettes, strikingly new; printed chiffons with a touch of beading; plain georgettes with dyed lace to match and fine net laces; plain georgettes over printed foundations. And the smart ensemble frocks in crepe and georgette. In lovely Easter colors that women are asking for _ Exclusive New Hats In Late Season Models Combine Several Fabrics A Lovely Hair Hat with edge of metallic braid has a taffeta flower motif for trimming, $18.50. White silk and cretonne are smartly combined in a brightly patterned Summer Hat, $25. The model sketched illustrates the use of hair and cretonne, trimrhed with a stunning velvet bow, $25. Distinctly different is a Hand-painted Felt Hat with a transparent brim of hemp. Shown in the smart ashes of roses shade, $30. A novel idea is the Crocheted Visca Hat, cleverly com- bined with felt—a small and sportive Hat, $15. Many Other Exclusive Models, $15 to $30 AMillinety Section, Third floor. Powder and navy blue, cocoa and lanvin green. Women's Gown Section, Third floor. Fashions School Girls Are Selecting To Take Back with Them After the Easter Holidays Home from school. Home for parties and good times, and home for new clothes for the wardrobe that will answer all her neceds for the remaining school months. Woodward & Lothrop is prepared for her with the most advanced college fashions. From the Misses” Specialized Section THE SHORT-COAT SUIT, IN TWEEDS AND HOME- SPUNS—worn with a shoulder-strap skirt, $35. THE MANNISH PRINCE TOPCOAT—in grays and tans, $35. THE TAFFETA OR CHIFFON DANCE FROCK—with every new Paris flare, $25 and $39.50.° THE VELVETEEN COAT—in gay colors for town and country wear, $49.50, : THE ENSEMBLE COSTUME SUIT=with plain color coat and printed silk dress, $39.50 to $75. 4 Misses’ Section—Fourth foor. From the Sportswear Section THE LENGLEN TENNIS DRESS—worn. with a turtle neck sweater.. Flannel Dress, $25. Sweaters, $13.75. ; ik TWO-PIECE BALBRIGGAN COSTUME—vith pleated silk skirt, $25; all balbriggan, $39.50. 2.PIECE TUB-SILK DRESS—in country club stripes, $25. Eportswear Section, Third floor. And These Smart Accqiésories and Furnishings THE VALLEY BROOK SPORTS HAT—the newest felt for sports wear, $15. THE TWO-TONED WALKING PUMP—tan suede with brown alligator skin, $32.50. THE “ENSEMBLE” UNDERWEAR SET—matching step-in, brassiere and garters in crepe de chine, $9.75; in glove silk, $9 and $9.50. ] THE STRIPED RAYON LOUNGING ROBE—tailored like a man’s, $7.50. Millinery, Shoe, Underwear Sections, Third floor. NEW The Whole Secret of Chic —Ilies in matching each part of your costume with an- other part— First of all, of cou frock will match y coat —and whether the two are in definite accord or subtle harmony, they give together the same smart effect. We have chosen this chic en- semble of navy blue char- meen, with its frock of a new brilliant blue daringly trimmed in bright red— fashion’s newest note. The Ensemble, $95. Your flower boutonniere will echo some gay note of your costume—either your hat, your handbag. or the “smart umbrella that April showers .s0 often make necessary—and for these we have again chosen the brilliant note to color the costume — red — for the smart bangkok hat—the ex- tremely chic handbag—the gay gardenia and the color- ful umbrella. The Hat, $15 The Bag, $20 The Gardenia, $1.50 The Umbrella, $8 And the creamy tan of your silk hose will choose its color partner_in gloves of creamy, washable suede—the new pull: ons. The Granite Hose, $1.75 The Gloves, $3.50 Or, if your handbag is dark in leather—perhaps patent leather —it will find a smart relation- ship with your shoes—attrac- tive New Buckled Pumps, in patent leather—from Laird, Schober & Co. - The Patent Bag, $10. The Patent Pumps, S;S