Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1926, Page 6

(RUSSIAN EMIGRES' SUNDAY EXCURSION NEW YORK SUNDAY, MAY 2 Speclal Through Train Direct to Penna, fta., Ith Ave. Le Washington. Saturday, Mid- 12:30 ! arrives Penna. %ihe heart of Now York 6:00 AM. 5. leaves New York, 4:20 p.m. kets on sale two davs preceding date of excursion UNION DISRUPTED : Congress to Plan 0verthrow of Soviets Splits on Minor Organization Question. By the Associated Pres PARIS, April § | secure from the power of the oid re- gime of Russia, the leaders of which assembled in Paris in the most mo- mentous congress of emigres ever 5| staged. This has ended In faliure to agree even on a formula for an offen- elve against the Reds. The reluctance of Grand Duke Nich- @| olas Nicholaeivitch to attend any of 2| the meetings, Internal haggling in the 5] | congress itself over the decisions to Pennsylvania Railroad The Standard Railroad of the World “They Take a Fine Polish, Mister!” They’ll save you many a dime for they keep their beautiful gloss. K lways new in appear- ance, however old—and always old in comfort, however new. The lasts it and the fit lasts. EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 612 13th Street West Side—Bet. F & G Sts. Next Droop’s Music House ANDREW BETZ, Manager AND OTHER HIGH CLASS DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE C. And Sprinkle in the Foot-B ALLEN'S Fi OOT-EASE The Antiseptic, Healing Powder for ed, , sweating thfi friction from the : s blisters and sore spots <es the sting out of corns and The only harm- less way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. c. and you have a| r-pint of the most won- whitener, softener and | tly fragrant lemon arms and | nous st that ¢l hite com- sunburn and mix this re- ¥ It not he to use because it acts best ifter it is prepared. Orchard White skin and r 0 as a frec W\MNVVVW\A ’ | Marayal—Trimdad . PLUMBING (New) Gas Water Heaters be reached and the fact that the mon- archists devoted more time to disput- g | ing among themselves than in pre- senting a solid front against a com- mon enemy appears to have spelled the doom of any organized or efficient attempt to overthrow the Russian Soviets from this quarter. Figuratively, the emigres congress blew up vesterday afternoon as com- pletely as if the Bolsheviki had thrown a bomb into it. The wreckage of the right parties’ hopes seemed in- evitable after the left section of the congress, with the aid of the presi. dent, Prof. Strouve, voted against the formation of a permanent committee to carry on an active struggle to drive the Bolsheviki out of Russia. Inability to form a committee means that the emigres still lack a single directing force to co-ordinate their resources and enersles. JOHN J. KING, ENGRAVING BUREAU EMPLOYE, DIES Plate Printer, Native of Philadel- phia, Had Been Resident of ‘Washington for 30 Years. John J. King, 54 years old, employed as a plate printer at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, died at his home, 819 Kennedy street, vesterday after an {llnes of three months. He was a member of the Knights of Co- lumbus, the Ancient Order of Hiberni ans and the Plate Printers’ Union. A native of Philadelphia, Mr. King came to Washington to accept the position at the bureau 30 ves He is survived by his wi ‘\l ary A. King, two daughter S King and Mrs. O’'Mara, and a son, John Leo King. Funeral services will be conducted at the Church of the Nativity, Cath- olic, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. WILL WAY DIES AT 73. Will Way, 73 years old, fosmerly employed in the Government Printing Office and the United States Patent Office, and who had lived in this city for more than rs, died in Los Angeles yesterd: according to word received here to He was retired from the Gov ent service two vears ago. He was a member of B. B. French Lodge, F. A. A. M., here. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Belle Hart Way, and a son, Wilbur H. Way of Pacific Grove, Calif. Funeral services and interment will be in Los Angeles. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_ Sallings From New York ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Limon ... -Cristobal, April 3 Fort Hamil . Bermuda,'April § Calamares ort_Limon. April Mexico .. - -Havana, April TODAY Yieuw Amster . 3 ingeton, April 7 DUE TOMORROW. m‘\ mpic . . -Southampton. April iro Pennland Athenia Andania Samaria Pan-American Domiinica OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY, Benguela—Aco : Sinaia—Ho! Prince. | Colombia SAILING WE! Grorge Washington—Breme Aqguitania—8Southampton Alb——Ro!l’lcruum p wuaya-—Hanijtor Andereirks stana * SAILING THURSDA Gty of St. Joseph—Genon An Shy President Gartield (w | SAILING FRID, Golumbia—Patras unargo—N LoinaCape Hait | Flora—La" Guaira SAILING SATU ienw Amsterdam—! Rl A iean—Rotterdam Andania—Hamburg Athenia—Glaszow River Grontes—Alexandria: City_of "Baxdad—Cape Town Verno o marcs—Port Lim avan—Kingston . Limon—Santiago Cilifornia—Cristob ilvia—st. Johi STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Q, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1926./ Exceedingly Interesting Offerings Invitingly Priced at The Palais Royal Lowest Prices But In The Height of Fashion! Laces Real Filet Hand-Embroid- ered Edges and Insertions Regular $1.00 Valse, Yd. 65¢ % to 3 inches wide. Val Lace Edges in Ecru Only Regularly 10c v 59c¢ V2 to 1 inch wide. Real Irish Lace Edges and Insertions Regularl ey 83¢ Palais Royal—Main Floor. There's luck in store for you if you watch these clover specials and take advantage of these gavings. Every one an extraordinary bargain selected for one day's selling. $1.50 Glove-Silk Vests 89c Slightly imperfect Women’s Glove- silk Vests in bodice style. Pink, peach, orchid and white in a good assortment of sies.—Main Floor. $1.95 Women’s Glove-Silk Bloomers, $1.19 Slightly imperfect. Well made of glove silk and reinforced for service. Colors to match the above vests. Good assortment of sizes.—Main Floor. $1.00 Novelty Fancy Cuff ¢ Gloves, 64c Suede-finish Fabric Gloves in attrac- tive styles and embroidered stitchings. ra;l';l.egtlfull}mken ';he:s - 75¢ Linen-Finish Initial Stationery, 49¢ Steel c‘l‘velhmpcd in blue on white— buff and blue. One quire boxes.— Main Floor. 59¢ Linen Collar and Cuff Sets, 29¢ Panel Collars, Vestees of lace and linen and separate collars. Slightly mussed.—Main Floor. $2.25 Baby Down Flannelette Diapers, $1.79 Hemfl'd ready for use. 27x27.— Third $1.00 Girls’ Cotton Underwear, 79¢ Princess Slips, Combinations, Gowns and Pajamas. Of fine quality nain- sook. Slips are lace or embroidery trimmed.—Third Floor. Our First Showing of Dehghtful Handmade Voile Frocks From Porto Rico At a Very Low Price $5.50 Cool, attractive, easily laundered and inexpen- sive—that’s why fashion- able) women will buy many of these dresses for their Spring and Summer wardrobe! All handmade, with drawnwork and em- broidery in many lovely designs. In a style variety that will make it possible for every one to select a becoming model. Made with or without collar, several necklines and set-in sleeves. In all the pastel shades that are so admired! Sizes 36 to 46. . Palais Royal—Third Floor To Put Your Home in Tune With Spring and Cherry Blossom Time! Cretonne-Covered Novelties 59¢ 85c $1.00 Artistic articles that are very useful as well as decorative! All the items match as they are covered in the same dainty and colorful cretonne. Articles at 59c Handkerchief and Glove Boxes Pin Trays Powder Boxes Picture Frames Telephone Screens Tomorrow Is the Last Day of Our at 85c¢ Tie Racks Dresser Scarfs 3-piece Vanity Sets at $1.00 Desk Sets Waste Basket Hat Stands Large Dresser Trays Spring Sale of Wash Goods Come and buy materials for new apparel at great savings! This list includes only a few of the super-speclals we are featuring— Imported Dress Linen—in 20 of the most Round popular Spring colors. Boxloom Crepe—in 20 colors. thread, two-ply Imported Voile, in the new- est shades, including pastel. Wm. Anderson’s Fast-Color Prints—In the new chintz pattern. A wonderful va- riety for your selection. All neat and desir- able designs. Imported Dress Gingham—In all the | Yard wanted styles in check and block plaids. 44c ( Stripe English Broadcloth—Light grounds, All fOl‘ | with contrasting colors. Normandy Voiles—Small patterns—col- ored grounds with light dots. Irish Dimities—In a fascinating array. White grounds with small designs. Ideal for Spring and Summer wear. Shirting Madras—In woven stripes and checks. Round Thread Two-ply limported Voile— In the newest shades—including pastels. And in Addition to the Above We Ofier the Following— Longcloth—10 yds. to piece. Flaxen—3%c to 79 yd. A Sale Event of Fashion Importance! Silk Overblouses Regular $5.95 and $ 36.95 Values 3.95 Specially purchased and placed on sale at a price that means decided savings to every Wash- ington woman —for every woman will want several blouses this season for tai- lored suits and these are in the smartest styles. Some are semi-tailored and others are more femininely finished, made of crepe de chine and radium in white with touches of filet lace. Long and short sleeves. This sale includes a small group of samples that are slightly mussed these, too, are wonderful values. Palais Royal—Third Floor Sale! Attractive Kimonos Regularly $5.98 $4.88 A delightful assortment of youthful mod- els of box loom crepe, sunbeam ray- on and rayon crepe. In plain colors or flor- /¢ al effects with| touches of lace and ribbon that add to | the charm and b e comingness of the gar- ments. Made in straight “lines or side- tie style. Small,medium and large size. Palais Roy: ul—Tiurfl Floor Silk Sale Continues! Featuring 50-Inch New Printed Silk Crepes Regular Value $5.00 Special $2 .95 A wide assortment, including print- ed borders and all-over designs on crepe de chine and georgette crepe. Smart New Weaves Regularly $1.98 Special $1 .69 Flat Crepes and Crepe de Chine— All colors. Silk Broadcloth—All colors. Rayon Satin—Lingerie shades. Silk and Wool Spiral Crepe—All colors. Palais Royal—Second Floor 12 Money - Saving Specials In Our Notion Department Sew-on Hose Supporters, made of frill elastic with rubber button, 25C special, 2 pairs, Sanitary Bloomers with mus- lin top. Assorted sizes, medium and 79(: large, special each G. F. Wood Sanitary Napkins one dozen to box, special 35c Hickory Sanitary Napkins, all 29c rubber in regular size with muslin Fort_ St. Geo oree—RBer: Dy e -Trinidad . - $6 _54 e f03 Regulecly 3155 @ 60 36-In. White Pajama el |4 z ooEN. piece. This week, . up uban—utnon Xi : Longots, epinty €] Q8 Check Cloth ik, Tpored _ White PRICES : $225. 10-yard .lnmlx : r dR'eg-:{.arl_v zzc Wo. are. specilly . featirs 1:!_,,,.,,,,; s Eongtoth by (ki riced for this wee _a 4 30-gal. Range Boiler. .... $8.50 e e $2 15 e * 24.C | ing this imported nainsook, | 72rd_eud 10 yards to.a box—by the yard—29¢ to 75c. Laundry Trays . $8.50 Usmessured by Palais Royal—Second Floor Weighted Tape for window l 6 C Mahogany Toilet Seat.... $2.75 . Kerosene Heater, for use Precedence curtains, baby carriage covers, etc. able ... $19. In black and white, special, yd. where gas is not avail- Veterans of the World % p / ” Glark O.N.T. Mercerized ]9 Cotton, assorted colors, 3 spools — ion! Best Quality Sewing Needles s R e ot 15¢ Embroidery edging, assorted 2 5 C LS. Plant & Co. ngc Dcpartmm Stom Newark Quality Merchandi 42.In. English 45-inch Imported Batiste—69c to s 165 yd. Nainsook, 59¢ Yd. 45-inch Imported White Or- top, s?ecill 3 ; ; Through years we have ever striven to give the utmost in carefal mortuary 6th & C Sts. Southwest service, this effort culminat- : The in the Ereatest suceess Meigs | possible in ‘the profossion. Sth & Fla. Ave. Northeast il Dadancesand "Tn\’fr", “Ih connection. Call— | Reinstate and convert colors, 2 pieces your Government insur- ’n-mr e e o oy aner I sorted colors. 2 yards Palais Royal—Main Floor “Rock-Bottom Prices” Hechinger Co. | "t " 317 Pa. Ave. SE. “Foundation to Roof” Lincoln 142