Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. | Czar's diplomatic service and a lead- & WAL B known as the | with instructions to report to the VICTORIA AND WALES GAIN ing organizer of the conference, said LAWYERS TO ORGANIZE. ':Slfl:g?un“ (;vun‘tyo :;:r Association. | next meeting. to be held at the court —_— yesterday, HYBERY Ouy, s Mmiparceny State Senator Frank L. L. Ball was|pouse April 14. Organization. it is| King George's Sister, Suffering with the fate of the Russlan peoble| Arlington County Committee | elected temporary chairman and W.| expected will he completed at the hanging in the balance. Thomas French was elected tempo-| forthcoming meeting, when it is | From Pneumonia, Better Today. \} hile preparations lm;‘ thedcnlg‘!fkr’- Named to Draft By-Laws. rary secretary. planned to elect permanent officers. | [ LONDON, April 1 (®).—A medical L R i ot Char it | okl Wiiuich o T Sias. A committee consisting of Mr.|A nominating commitiee was a1 | ’ ,J bulletin issued from M rough leading figure among the emigres, ia| CLARENDON, Va., April 1.—Law. | French nn(fh(zl.lf’mnz ‘I“|‘. \:Iv"}l‘:::_dlp;, 5::5:‘:;]\.«::“‘ I’;lj\‘“ 'f;n-nlw and watl House says there was a slight im- maintaining a closely guarded retire | Yers of the county met yesterday and'and Amos rounse was hairman; Harry provement this morning in the condi ment in his Chateau de Cholgny, an|made tentative plans for the organi- (o draft a constitution and by-laws, ter T. Mc(: TR ihn of ~Inmivintonn, (Slster it hour's ride outside Paris. There a ), <ing George, who is suffering fror : : $ ht Report on Year's WOk | ihieniar myeumona Conference to Open Sunday |yisiiant watch is kept day and night % Ra o t Dvesi:Lines: Yd From York House it is unofficially : i o : f : sians. As the hour for the eruclal s d Se y . Shows Wide Activities, |reported that the Prince of Wales. | jn Paris Under Grand Duke |neetinzapiroaches the grand duke yon be ) i S aa > ng A o ers fearing a Soviet attempt to do Especially Among Orphans. Nicholas o T b -— plodision, represents him wherever it in neces- n | b : B sary to transact business in the city. i ““ ,"\"'” ‘"' 7'7"“: ""'r:""'" “;"”: PAINE’S TOMBSTONE Nr-".:;n‘s. Al::;ldl Pntn:rh. conference of | = _ = = k. 36 inch linen, in " rided by the Near East Relief las Ry RIRS| copen, green, mais O Bt S e et SOUGHT FOR AMERICA|teers o€ the aniisoviet 1unin | - AT | 2105 s spens, s ostr 1o i et S T | o - s e st ioes 5t Yose, blue, orchid and’ €old. Splendld fox o8 | : . i Sfthhocw | . blue, orc zold. § % o the annual | Liverpool Soclety Anxious to Re-|Hder mensures, tor the sveriior of| @WE WILL BUILD ity y e s 2 S ) ¥ the organization. | turn Fragment Saved When Van. | now ‘is expected actually (0 begin @@ you o heautirul home on sour io SteacEiRinc the work of the or 1572 lished ‘Tomt work next Sunday. ; to sult” your own idean and price, toh AT HRRS dals Demolishec omb. The conference is rnnfllderfi‘(: ’h';w pavable Y % R et s the most serious attempt to dislodge Congress, the report esti- | By the Associated Pr ! . lthe red regime in Russia since ac $500 Cash - t had saved more than a| LIVER « April 1.—The |tual hostilities against the red ar- Balance $60 per month. 1f fot Is not & | ns from death by starva- | of Lover d Liverpool i | inten' ceased! withiither collapes: ot tho pald for, $1,000 cash. | reation ing for @ ent of the tombstone |, T Far Hast and the South, | @ cn0%, %o hute a fine tot In Che Enun some of the activities | of Tom uthor of ““The Axe of | "\iiazates from all over the world | Psou wamt. wasable $1.200" cash. "l -y during the report said the or- [ Reason,” e Rights of Man” and |, .. expected at the meetings, which | € ante ¥30 ‘ver montn: intained a total of 118 r hooks, so that they can restore |\ iy continue until April 16. The pro- | Phone for Particulars. [} ' .and | J. M. Dow fold members Tom Paine | KA S0 (8 (% aourt Work s | @ Modern Home Corporation [ ou e rroud to ear Laster anda Aiter N 3,500,000 treatments were | 1 from the French Revolution, |21 he% 303 Vermont Bldg. Maln 1770 Fivons 33 orphanage schools, 7 farm | came to London and then returned (¢ |30 % (o no time to tose” Basil| o) 'mal schools and 2 |the United States. Congress presented o oot (G0 T8 0L T P | I]NGAAAAAAAAAAL st R e him with a farm_at New Rochelle, New York State. He died in 1818 and | 3 o . Vast Work Among Orphans. shortly after his burial his tombstone Tn following the policy of placing | WAS smashed by vandals on account . emphastp on manual or industrial|of his antisectarian views and training Jn the schools and of getting | WHitings. the children out of Institutions and | Willlam Cobbett, a friend of Paine, 4 : fnto homee or apprenticed in trades as | ¥a® in America st the tme, sad fu New Hair Hats! Ribbon and Straw! All-over Embroidery! soon as possible, the Near East Rellet | fOU8 81 (10 OFToRe, o red stone Crochet Straws! Bangkoks! Hair and Silk! during the past three years, It Was |y, ] iverpool. He presented it to Ed | ' i o i - ! ! ghown, has pla 36,000 orphan chil- | 10 oV EDOD e P arpool magis Novelty Straws! Visca Braids! Belting Ribbons! Sangha Straws! dren in farilies and graduated an| 4o 'ho died in 1850, The sto = : o fiito elfauDDIEting| Ly Lo Gled N E8n0. Th s as eserve All the newest shapes, <oft flattering effects, dashy roll backs, extreme stvles oe : seen 20 years ago in | < 1 g t A ustries. All children | den, but_can_not_now be | shapes, youthful hats, matrons' hats. For variety of styles, colors, assortment and types we L 1tions remain under | m———————— | ! s . - - J tha careful supervision of the organ- | ST You know you need a cash reserve—for | believe this selection has seldom been equaled. fzation : 5,‘ emergencies as well as for the peace of & A summarized financial report s s d bri g e tioes St Tha Near Fnt Beltes et i mind which its possession would bring. lldren's dpring Hats . recetved contritiutions from 53 natfons ’ . and has expended $82.000.000 since Why not build one out of current earnings 2 fts organtzation, besides distributing or just the way a well managed business Adorable New Hats i correct sizes and st for children and miss ‘5 l\‘”\;; f“*‘r‘d\\‘"’!:{"{‘" flp’:‘\:‘r‘ 1:":‘:5'2"‘ h d ? | Pokes, mushrooms and roll brim shapes of milan hemp, faille and fancy straws. ) Birops and mesthin’ Sas | Ammales of SERVI( :E e Trimmed with ribbons, cocardes and bands. All colors. L i n e The interest which this bank pays on sav- auditor’s st nit to have been han s 8 E dled with “amazing economy and ef- | STATION 4 ings will make such a reserve a source of Special! 300 o ’ ficiency.” profit as well as comfort. . ’ h ld S t Beopeler mkaitite " Children’s Dress Hats Children’s Smar Last year’s reliet' expenditures in g g = #luded $1.500.000 in ‘Armenfa, $1,072,- 2021 17th St. W. 2% Pald on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts Formerly s .98 o Gree St e i Tiies $4 and $5 Easter Hats $169 for ng, shipping and Children’s handmade hate of fine silk straws, miscellaneou *. Facpenditures for silk and leghorn combinations. Choice styles. » 1926 will be an a budget of Over 16,000 square feet e trimmed with ribbons, shirring, embroidery and Fine beit about $4,000.000, and (\;(Iwnph only [# of floor space on two I ostrich feathers. All the smartest colors for straws bout $235.0 and fol - p z B Kl & 3 styles in ribhons and (h:m'rho public feet front, 30-foot alley Lt it in rear. Rent reasonable. C(OMDANY N H d ; : i . ew Handb ; ; w the v |8 Robort Lee 0’Brien OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ags Step Out Easter Sunday in a Tailored 10.000 refigees into | SOUTH-WEST CORNER I5th AND Smart for Easter which, It iwas said. | 1710 I St. N.W. 8| H STREETS, NORTH-WEST Pouch and Under- [ ® i S Frank. 53%) EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN o sralied Seathers 5198 g 5 3 | PRESIDENT anm— or grained leathers, in tan, brown. blue, green, red, gray and black. Also smart two-tone patterns. Unusu- ally neatly fitted. = 9’ Children’s Handbags $1.00 . . Dainty Bags of leather. silks n or combinations. Attractive shirred styles, mounted on metal trames. Small mirror fitting. Street Floor Festoon Necklaces c They are really worth more—nicely tailored and as h"{l:‘lm\"_‘:wrhnl Chains com- dapper as you could wish. The desired twills, novel el drons. wer, | onh) i tweeds and fancy mixtures in slender, boyvish stvles with new. natty short coat, notched lapels, kick-pleat skirt and tique Jiwil sl trim pockets. All nicely finished and lined An ewelry, : ; ; ; ight an i mixtures Nav ; Chelce of Necklaces or Brace. Diefendin e andtSavy: ets in matching designs. A H tique metal combined with col. Sizes 16 to 44 ored beads, forming festoon necklaces and wide bracelets, 1 Fop o S loor—| i Street Floor Second King's Palace h 2 3 - A Pre-Easter Special! $l.50 F] k D t D B’ . 0oC ol Uress oys’ $10.95 4-Piece Patt : Long Paists V " atterns ng ants est Su]ts A dress pattern of fine quality voile with heantiul border design. Green, blug, rose, tan, navy or k with white flock dotted pattern. Warranted to laun- der. Simply cut over pattern and sew up side scams and hem. s Street Floor L] d 4 Childrer’s Easter Wearable: 4 ODAY thousands of people will bring their savings Infants’ Silk Coats | passbooks to the banking offices of the American Se- Positively. theltareimasthvalibss . 4 SIS crepel ag ot iy Shie e s bl C ' of the new season. Just think, in smocked yoke or straightline styles. Coliar, curity and have the interest due for the six months period ending Mareh 31, 1926, entered therein. a four-piece suit of fine woolen cuffs and front hand-embroidered. Sizes 1 and 2. of i, e gray "or bvown. Tots” Dresses, $2.25 Girls’ Costume Slips . e, . Consisting of one pair long Handmade and Hand-em There is real pleasure to be gained by having your money MRS, il it RS B | bty e ot T $1.50 lish cut coat in double-breasted voile' ini rainbow colorss . Trime Nainsook s with strap style and round cut vest. Siz ;i E - col. tops. Hemstitched and ribbon style and t. Sizes med with white organdy col- (5P gpemetched and ribbon 5 to 16 years. lar and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6 year 10 to 16, Second Floor—Ki s Palace working for you, and the more you save the more interest you Willv-rece?;e. : Open an account today and share in our next interest pay- ment October 1, 1926. - Our Savings Depositors are requested to bring or send in gllelr passbooks in order that we may make the proper entry erein; Note—For those who prefer them, we are showing four-piece vest sHity COCHSTmOt oneinai ta eIl To Complement the Easter Ensemble! knickers, one pair regular knickers, ¢ Wches Free W"iets;za;h:;; Suits! A“-Silk Chif{on HOSiery Street Floor—King's Palace Slight Irregulars of $2 and $2.25 JUNIORS’ NEW e e e e - Grades. .50 00l Easter Coats Jfem | © " only fault. And you would really never notice it if we didn't call your attention $ \ \ to the fact. | Beautiful, Gossamer Chifion Hosiery, 0 all silk from top to toe and in a wonder- ful range of striking colors, suitable for Spring and Summer— S iss wearin, zes 10 Glow g e i e o Parchment Priscilla Almond Moonlight Mauve Gihs Sl kil : Touterclle Flaxseed Blue Fox Blonde Tawney HmEmin g com o Woodlanid. | Crust Flesh Atmosphere Biack s “lesh, tm Black e d in modes similar to those Rose Beige Evening Piping oise R s ot et Belgique Gun Metal Banana Rock Dove designed to accentuate girlish charms. Sizes 8 to 10 Tailored styles, cape effects and fur olinined miodeN dny all hew: colors mix: iy Children’s Onyx 2 5c 3% on Savings Open Today Until 5:30 P. M. /\MER]ICAN SECURIT Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,500,000 + BRANCHES: Central—7th and Mass. Ave. N. W. Southwest—7th and E Streets S. W. Northeast—8th and H Streets N. E. Northwest—1140 15th Street N, W. TOTAL RESOURCES OVER §37,500,000 tures and navy. Twiils, Tapestry Plaids, Overplaids. Sport Hose’ Second Floor—Women's Section Plain and Fancy Top Hose, in derby-rib pattern. All the opular colors for Spring and Summer. e Street Floor—King's Palace