Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1926, Page 17

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MAY 9, 1926—PART T. - AVERICAS DRAWN TOGETHER BY TOUR L‘htin Journalists to Leave {U. S. With Higher Regard i for People and Nation. BY WILLIAM ULLMAN, May &.—Quite en-| stic over the United States happy because of the sincere friendli- | ness manifested toward thent and the | generous hospitality which they have Been accorded. but just a bit tired of nearly 30 full wel and entertain- srican journalists tht entraine for New Where, upon their arrival Sunday morning, their official visit to this country comes to a close. As i matier of fact, 4 number of the Tatins will not make the journey to New York hut wi n several | directions from t 1o fol low the most diveet routes for home. | some to visit with frien nd still | others 1o consummate pe i | ness deals in thix country Here also tonight the Southerners | to several members of the | tes staff that has accom- | them on_their tour. Amo these are Chief Thomas H. McDonald u of Public Ros the b official “still"” photo; Perkins and have taken the movies of and F. 1. 0"Foole Latin-Ameri can division of the Department of Commerce i Continue With Editors. Among those who will continue with the editors to the metropolis ave Fletcher Warren. interpreter, of the Department. William Althoff Department of Comme Babcock of the Pan-Ameri- | While all of those who accompanied the party as aids, guides and sources of inforn upon commercia dustrial uted immeasurably the trip, the brunt late service fell heaviest official interpreters, Altho, ren, both of whom by their d patience and sympathetic understand ing figuratively have entwined tk selves about the hearts of the La to gemann there, doubtless. xo long as the memory of the trip survives During the month they have been on tour, the editors have traveled by | water, railroad and highways; in tor busses, special trains, re trains, automobiles and hoats. have visited New York City. Ph phia, Pittsburgh, Rochester. Syrae Buffalo, Detroit, Toledos mbus Akron, Richmond, Nortolk. Raleigh Utica, Schenectady, Flint, South Bend | and innumerable other cities and | towns as well as many poin's of scenic | and historic interest. Get Picture of America. They have viewed a clear crosssec tion North American social. com. | mercial and industrial life. They have | had a taste of our high-speed husiness methods, visited some of our leading educational institutions and seen the marvelous {ransportation svstem we have evolved with a combination of | good roads and motor cars i They have found us interested in art and music as well as money-grab- | bing. | They have met the mighty Ameri-| can capitalist, industrialist, banker | and business man at work and at play. | And they hike him in both roles. 1 And as a result of all this they are | warm in their praise of our land and our people. They cheer the § Stripes as spontaneously and as ily as they do the flag tive countries. They have been seen ! and heard doing it many times i And so a new link hax heen forged In the chain of “Latin and Nordic America. | That is the concensus of those who | have been careful observers of the | trends and the fruits of the tour just| ended. End Tour at Pittshurgh. The closing days of the journal tour were interestingly and prof spent here in Pittshurgh, heart of i mighty industrial district and prob. ably the greatest steel and iron center on earth. It seemed fitting that they | should end their itinerary here where | are many of the mills that produce the | material they have seen used else. where in the manufacture of various| commodities During the Latins’ stay of two days | in this city thep were escorted through | steel works and rolling mills, the! widely known pickling and preservi plants of Heinz > house Electric and Manufacturing C and were invited to send me: their home lands via KDKA, mous Westinghouse radiophone sta tign. fhey also visited the Carnegie Mu seim, Library and -Art lery and were guests at a special o recital in_their honor Dr. Chavles Hein roth, official organist at Carnegie Music Hall 1 Guests of Trade Body. In the evening of both were guests of the Pitts ber of Commerce, first at a perform ance of the annual Cap and Gown show of the University of Pittshurgh and on the second night at a dinner in the Chamber Auditorium. On this occasion they were addressed hy May- | or Charles Kline, representing the city of Pittsburgh, and A. K. Olive representing the Pittsburgh news- paper interests | Every adios uttered at the railway station here tonight was followed by an earnes “Don’t forget: you must come to Latin America in 1928 and let us re turn yonr hospitality. This friendship must live.’ PARIS FOO[i EXAMINED. Famous Restaurants Visited by American Doctors Led by Mayo. PARIS, May » (#) Dictetic studies in famous Paris restauranis com posed the first night's work in Paris lNowship between |§ Ekonomy Kolumn 69¢ Forest Mills Union Suits, S0¢. Woman's nd or bodice top models he! or tight Kn s to 44, Ntréet. Floar 3 st Mills Vests, 5 Bodice top and built-upshoul ders, Si 26 10 44, Perfect. Street. Floor Boys' Athletic Union Suits, 49¢. Nizow § to 16 vears, Also waist ttachme # hoys or S0c Double Extra Vests, e size Band top, Perfect quality. Mercerized lisle Band or bodice top. Regular and extra siz Children’s ichelicun rib hos:. ANl eolors rs of H0¢ le. Street Floor Onyx 30 Sport Hose, 35 7 nercerized hose with rayon tops, ANl colors, Perfect quality Street Flon 30c Sport Hose, %3¢, Perfect quality 74 mo hose in 3¢ Unior : ind extra s tizht knee. Street Floor Double Extra Union Suits, . Sizes 46, 4% and 50, Pand top. Shell or t Street Floor Children’s 39¢ Union Suits, 39¢. Waist atts suits of 72x80 count eotton. Si: 2 to 12 years, ect qualit Street_Floor sanitary Belts, 15¢. Flesh Siveet Floor e Sew-on Hose Supporters, Street Floor Bands, 1 10¢c. te-inch allowed for " Street Floor 59¢. Gum Street Floor With Coupon Only \. T. Cotton, 3 spools . All sizes in black and white. 100 yards on spool Street_Floor 0 Bedspreads, $1.19 1 bed size, Hemmed ready or use. Crochet patterns. Streef Floor |— “With Coupon Only s With Coupon Qnly §2.95 Birdeye Diapers, $1.19 | dozen. Rteady hemmed. Per "t quality. Sofft finish. Size Street Floor Embroidered Models, 12 pr Sale of discontinued mod; Aprons, dress arfs, pillows ind other articles. Many at less than half treet Floo 19¢ Tussah Pongee: 3 yards, for $1.00 Rose and blue for drap v oand frocks. Street Floor : Pillow Cases: 1 for 69c. 42536-nch size. White cotton. ¥ Street Fl 39¢ Pillow Cases; Hemstitched ends. Slight onds, Soke stitched. 45x36-inch syl Street Floor 29¢ Plisse Crepe, 13c yard. Light blue, pink and white for Street Floor, ¢ Wash Knickers quality khaki and & Well made and full cut sport collar and short Also collar attached qleeves. Percale, Khaki, madras and tan ponzee. Sizes T 5 Street Floor mped Needlework Scarfs, Finished sides and ends patterns stamped on v neat » material Several Pwilled towel ing with ter. $1.39 S ‘olored chambrav Galgrs Street Floor “TWith Coupon Only Greenwood Toilet Tissued 31 rolls for 1 ~ with Cowpon Only ' _Castile Soap, 1-1b. har, 19¢. el Floor With Coupon Only Large Perfume Sy Melha Magnol hoth S1.00. Floor Stre Vests, 85¢. Tailored vests with collars in white and colors. Worn with suits or tailored Tt Street Floor White Net, a9¢ yd. 72 inches wide. For dresses or veils. Street Floor ns, 10¢ card. 100 different 12 on card. Laces, q Is in white, to 1 inch widths. oor Searfs, $1.79. Crepe de chine or georgette in plain and printed patterns. Hemmed or fringed ends. Street Neckwear Purcl lar and cuff sets, e collars. Lace, organdy Street Floor With Coupon Only S Rag Rugs, 88 and patterns. inches. Washable Third_Floor sheer fabric of style in line, fabric and colorin rowoman Wwill take delight in choosing May Anniversary vale Special! | E;(tremely Smart Summertime Dresses Worth $16.75 to $25.00 This is indeed an opportunity when you secure new dresses at a price and at the same time receive such a full amount of chic. style, quality and value low as this newest maodels in a most varied group, including one and two piece types, . sport, street, afternoon and dance Goracous Rright Colors Nilk Contrasting Fabrics Privted and Plain Brilliaut Flat Crepe. Crepe with Toff dresses. They possess the very essence nd are just the sort of models that the particular miss of Navy and Black Canton Crepe Prnted Silks Natin Crepe Trim i Sizes 1 to 44 and 46 to 52 A Companion Offering of ‘Fashionable Coats Worth $16.75 to $25.00 $10.90 These garments must be seen to truly appreciate their smart style and handsome ma- terials, for the sale price gives no indication of their real value. Poiretsheen, silks, nov- elty tweeds, tapestry tweeds, novelty coatings and fancies. The vari- Backing up our purpose to malfe the character of the 67t h Anniversary offerings measure up to the importance of the occasion, we’ve added many more extraordinary values to the Sale—each day will see many new bargains—a large number of which it will be impossible to adverti se—so come to the store often and share in these savings which have been arranged especially for your benefit. The merchandise advertised on this page for Monday and Tuesday selling. Use your charge account freely. Final Clear-Away of 500 ummer Hats: Worth $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95 Swiss Hair Hats Ribbon Hats Canton Crepe California Sport Hats Fancy Silks \ special group of Choice Summer Hats leit from spirited selling during our Anniversary Sales. [y hat new fresh, and we simply have reduced them to make roem for incoming merchand astel colors, bright colors, 1 black and in shapes for miss or matron. Youthful, hecon styles in qualities far superior than any you would expect to find at $2.95 : Beautifully styled and trimmed Street Floor—King's Pal Anniversary Offering of 1.000 Yards of Rayon Wash Fabrics Reduced From 75c to $1.50 a Yard—to 49: 59: 69 Vivid hues and unusual patterns are among the newest effects in this assort ment of washable ravon fabrics. There are ;|!.~1_| plain colors and pure white fabrics in \.:H.'u'(l weaves, which offer pleasing possi !)-]nhw to those who sew at home. This is, jmh'wL a most complete variety of choice rayon fabrics, and thev are priced I.-\\'gr than ever hefore—and just at the beginning of the Summer, too, $1.50 Rayon' Crepe 39cY . | 69c Dress Linen 88ch. 34-inch s bordered crep o o - ricty of attractive Summer colors and hlack 115 to 2 yards is required for a smart froc Street Floor—King's Palace Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 Summertime Shirts 95¢ Smartest of the new shirts i - H shirts in colors and stripes as wel i hi me sort that give a man that “right” feeling of ease and ‘\»;‘(,;“l. t ,;h"" AR days. Allin perfect taste, carefully tailored, the most prefer: % our prices are lower than any you'll find elsewhere for sit Collar attached and neckband. Genuine Broadcloth ! Woven Mad Rayon Striped Madras Repp Cloth i Sizes 13V, to 17 Street Floor—Men's Shop warmer >d colorings and lar or equal quality, 69c Certainteed Floortex Perfect Qualil& Here is a price reduction that means savings of many dollars on every room 4-Pc. Suits, $ Formerly $8.95 to $12.75 Four-piece suits, in the newest all-wool tweeds and homespuns. Attractive shades of gray, tan, etc. Inglish cut coat, correct floor you cover. The genuine Certitied floor covering at a price rare for this £ ety of feminine models and mannishly tailored styles insure a pleas- 3 vest, one pair of golf and ing selection for every one. . bl i !, p i et S‘ es * one pa}r of re i ck- Sizes 16 to 44 Light Colors and Navy Extra Siz ers. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Second Floor—King's Palace of 100 physicians, members of the In- 9 terstate Post-Graduate Assembly, led Press Flowers, 39, H. A . Street Floor by Dr. Charles H o of Rochester, | 29¢ l]fl“hlp"(’f“rffll" Rods, 19c. Minn. The physicians were welcomed ! Curved, 48-inch extension for 44¢ Square Yard felt-base quality. A plentiful assortment of carpet, hardwod. and matting patterns for any e room in the home. Attractive light and dark colors and ¥ grounds, 3 Summer Rugs Specially Priced $6 Japanese Stenciled Rugs, 9x12. .. .$4.95 $5 Japanese Stenciled Rugs, 8x10. . . .$3.95 $4 Japanese Stenciled Rugs, 6x9. . ...$2.95 Perfect quality, in attractive plain centers or all-over patterns. Blue. brown and green. Third Floor—King's Palace Street Floor—Boys' Shop 810-818 Seventh Street Mercerized garter top. Imperfections are very rdially to Paris by a deputation of | double draperie: Third for_the American visitors. and marble patterns. = Third rector, Prof. Calmette. The Americans and dark color: Irregulars of $1.95 Grade ch. Irregulars of 5 = an opportunity to meet France's most e methods, 16, that makes the ankle appear so graceful. lars of 7% and $1.00 grades. The annual debate hetween Howard | ew Rankin Memorial Chapel, | Sizes 34 to_46. tion be restricted to institutions of Khaki, made with trifiing. A1l sizes. leading French physicians, who have mapped out an extensive program | Table Oilcloth, 29¢ yard. Sec. onds of 40c grade. White, tile ; e The program includes an inspection | o Al L of the Pasteur Institute and its an- oor & . % 3 idanc | 29¢ Cretonne, 19¢ yard. Light “P ” S lk H 29 o o Foxvetleni valte: ointex” D1 osiery,$ | . al all of the public and | Maii's P e "Shirts and private clinics, where they will have | kil G Short-sleeve shirts " 5 A i eminent specialists and witness their | 0 el eneat Chiffon and service welght, full fashioned, i sineod pure silk stockings with the famous “Pointex™ heel = | l Street Floor. . Men’s Union Suits, 53¢, Trregu- Howard U. to Debate Atlanta. | Beantiful colors—blush, mauve, nude, cham- . oe Checked nflln"""l‘\' *""‘f:‘-‘d ma- paigne, peach, silver, biscuit, black, white, parch- University and Atlanta University of ! daras, woven madras and crepe. : é . will be held tomorrow in T Bark, Vee or round weck, mMment, molsette, bran, shell, glow, gravel, blonde and gray. y Campus. The subject is, . egStreet Floor “Resolved, That the teaching of evolu. | Men's $2 Trouser: nigher Jlearnin Howard will he Sizes 28 to 46 wal: represented by O ivens ondilkon: Ntreet Flooe Street Floor.