Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 28

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¥ ns‘* THE EVENING feminist writer, for its policy regard- |ing the protection of women in indus- try. Dr. Loulse Myndt, a member of the international labor bureau and | Aclegate from the League of Nations In the Suffrage Alllance Congress, de. fended the hureanu. ’ PARADE IN SHENANDOAH “Coon Hunt™ anu SUFFRAGE ' GROUP ASSALED British Body Refuses to Join|’ i Because of Women’s %(‘i“.'-‘.! Doy o o star. [iinint. e abie Biatimanl > ,...',':.':{ Party Ban. sented ax a foat with several raccoons | mounted op a large tree, at the bottom | . of which were baving dogs, featured « | hiz parade beld at Front Royal, 25 miles north of here ent of ihe K ish Six Points The celebration was in heonor Party. has paii her e | Eront Royal's peculiar location a the to the International Woman's |northern entrance of the Shenandoah Alliance for having refysed National Park. Many floats were in ip to the National Women's the parade hearing representations of | which Mrs. 0. H. P. Bel- |life in the Rlue Ridge and the habits | ont o1 New Vork is honorary presi- and customs of the people living in | ent. The \uscountess on Monday | that region. Representations of some withdrew the application of her or- | of the other animals found in the park anization for membership in the al |yegon were fn handsomely decorated fance as a protest against the vejec [floats preceding the one carrying the | on of the National \\omen's Parily. | hunters, coons and coon dogs. The real reason that the alliance . jects 1o you.” said the viscountess | t A luncheon of the Nagional Wom | ns Party yesterday in honor of Mra. | Float Features Pag- eant at Front Royal, Va. B the vcorrated Pross Visconntess Rhond of | Advertising Firms Merge. LOS ANGELES. June 3 (#) Merger of the national advertising | agencies of Lord & ‘Thomas and |Thomas F. Logan, Inc., has been an-| |nounced here by Albert R. Lasker, | president of the former firm and for’ | | mer chatrmaft of the United States | | Shippinz Roard. Fasker will he chalr- | ® ‘man of the hoard of the new organi zation and lLogan president, elmont. “is because you are femin i, and the bare sight of you makes e social reformers shiver. You in st that they go swiftly toward ob Stives for which their own hear vet prepared. The allian ed in vou pure feminist feve afraid. They dic pure femimstz in the six-point zroup nd were ready to admit it to mem ership.” The Marquesa of del Tey Spain URRRRRPPRERE IRPRRRERRINT Party was fortunate is because the party “wiil o ahead to success which the liiance has not entirely attained.” uring the luncheon Ars. Belmont de | vered an address. She zaid in nanr Thi B re heartening signs mpatience against our suh ection stirring among the women of he world. We ought to he more im patient. There is no virtue in sitting Quietly by and accepting the slow rocesses of evolution of an idea. We . If we choose, greatly accelerate hese processes. Hasten the day when en and women shall stand equal | June THURSDAY: 316.80 ROUND TRIP FROM SPECIAL TRAIN rtners in the great adventure of ife.”" Mrs. Belmont THE IDFAL ROUTE TO RA wrged feministe o | THROUGH_BE. Prust to their own jndgment. speak mt their minds and not to cease ork until all women had heen com Jetely emancipated During the luncheon the interna E\w al labor hureau of the League nof nod for 16 days. vahd for use R ] ons was vigeroush attacked mong others by Cristal Bastman. a g Karpen Daven PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM ( Toaves TInion SIALIOR. .. ...ooouninnnn.. FALIS, GIVING 4 Nitur. ACsovEn VA s al charges for apace occupied. includ) eharios Ask Ticket Agents for Descriptive and Tinstrated Folder PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD § ANYYNYEREEREAEREEANRERRRR IV RERRRRRR DR IIRERM GERMAN BIRTH RATE “GAIN IS MINIMIZED Figures Held to Slow That France's Low Level Is Rapidly Being Approached. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 8- The German stork 18 not working full time, says Prof. Alfred Grotjahn, who i au- thorliy on the subject. "he increase of Germany's population from 315 a square mile hefore the war to 341 according (0 last vear's census, does not mean that eradles are heing more rapidly filled. The fact is, he Says. Germa hirth rate of 0.4 per 1,000 is fast proaching the low French rate. which is remaining stationary at 19.4, Putting the average life at 50 vears, Prof. Grotjahn asserte. it wiil re anive a hirth rate of 20 per 1,000 to keep the population bavely stationary The Rerlin rate is only 11.8, and in STAR. WASHINGTON. DAVIS DAY OBSERVED. | net Last Met Is Scene. Special Dispatch to The Siar. DANVILLE, Va.. June 3. Jefferson Davis day was celebrated here today with appropriate memorial rites for | soldiers of the Confederacy at the mansion where the Confederate presi- dent held his last cabinet meeting. Rev. J. W made the add of veterans in were decorated. terans from this section were entertained at dinner 1Nm'\/fll by the Ladies’ Memorial Asso- | ciation, Domestic Relations Judge Quits. | CHICAGO, June 3 (). Domestie dificulties are driving Judge J. . {Lupe mad.. They're not his-—but he will vesign as head of the Domestic Relations Court, having served a year, the longes! time any judge ever sat In the arena of marital wrangles. rural districts the increase in bivths | Intely has hecome alarming. Of Furo pean nations., ihe Slave alone are ! he says. | The professor declares it in a fal- lacy to welcome a low birth rate as a | remedy for nnemployment. Now comes the season when most of our schosl marms turn to book agents, providing. of cou they Ann't go to Burope. savs the office hoy NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS 24, July 8, 22, \ugust 5, 19 September 2, 16, 30 WASHINGTON HER POINTR atern Ntandard Time SR TBE AN DAVLIGHT RIDE LLEV in T o1 Aleeping cars on pa nen ning car attached port Bad Gronp of thres pleces in beaver velour with goed falt $250. mattress, | maintaining a high reproductive rate, | Convenience is the keynote in both homes and home siities . Jhere See the completed Evhibit Home at 7709 13th St. Notthwest One of The Eve- ning Star's Model Homes is in the course of construc- tion on this tract. Inspect it today. Drive out 16th St. to Alaska Ave., on to 13th St., or phone > Soi Lo&>Bresninger & Sons Realtors 06 Colorade Ridg. Main 6140 N the crowded home, small apartment or just where you have occasional over- enport-bed, in joeguard velour, with re- verse side of seat emshions. in gorgeous Owerstuffed Kerpen Dav- enport-he, group, with wing chair, in blue and tamps velour, three pieces and mattress Buuti!ld shads of Joo- Velour Di Zd, with mattrese ond damask seat tops, over- stuffed Karpem . Plain-color Taups, Mohair Duvmport—bcd. with por- peous damask seat topc udpnd Telt mattrees. . xfi stuff D - bod proup, of three and mattress, veversible oush- Dov- Homdsome Kerpem onport-bed ), of three pieces, with Lovd Georgs type, chair end matiresh. . $325 Davenport-bed grou; chair, !hru m -d F mattress 8%5 L__________*, 6‘- night guests, the m odern Davenport Bed relieves a most perplexipg problem. With a Karpen Davenport Bed and chairs to match your living room becomes a lux- uriously attractive place that in a few seconds at night can be transformed into a restful bedroom. Here at the Lifetime Furniture Store this week you will find an unusual selection of dav- enport beds—good looking, graceful . stylee—at prices no less attractive, MAYER & CO. Seventh St. Bet. D & E Mansion Where Confederate Cabi-| D. U, THURSDAY. JUNE 3. Woodmward & Lotheop DOWN STAIRS STORE Remnant Day Friday not returnable or exchangeable; not Phone or Mail Orders not accepted Were 51650 1926. Remnant Day Merchandise i sent C. O. D. or on approval; Frocks—Many Less Than !/ Price - 5 Frocks of Flat Crepe, Jersey and Crepe de Chine in smart one and two piece stvlec.” Shades of rose, tan. cocoa and | blue. Sizes 18, 36 and 38......... Eeromcan Now | | ‘ = | 10 Silk Afternoon Frocks; they have become slightly mussed from dicplay. In shades of tan. . green. cocoa, blue, gray and w hite. Sizes 16 to m .md J . - ‘16 50 and $20 $20 and $25 d $16.50 and $20 Sitk Frocks for z(!rnumn wear. and satn striped georgette. copen, gray and veiled print genrgfl!? Shades of cc Sizes 16 to 4., Sports Frocks of novelty materials. Popular one and two | ce stvles in shades of green, rose, tan and black. Sizes | 58 ..ud agi:. . 2 | 5 Linen Frocks. in a special parehase and sale. Tailored siyles. | with elhow length sleeves, hand-drawn pipings, and smari | vestees, Shades, white, maize, orchid 16 to 20 and 36 10 40 Cavel Sirey Special 5 5 Washable P | ! | P iccarerit i i 35.95 ’ Special Desirable styles in one and two Short or long sleeves.” Sizes 14 1o 48 Georgette Frocks, Specially Priced 10 Navy Blue Georgette Frocks, Trimmed with navy blue tai- feta. A <elf color costume slip with each Frock. Sizes from 16 to 40, Verv Special \alues 5795 | Special Voile Wash Dresses, Special Values 22 Tub Voiles, neatly made and hand embroidered colors, Sizes 36 to 44, \ery attractive styles Pastel Special.. | Spec)al Reduced $3.95 $1.10 red 50 Runeruv!d Print and Ginghar S Frid clearance Silk Hose—Greatly Underpriced 20 pairs Full fashioned Thread Silk Hose. Shades of qun metal, Flack osphere. nude and grav Roilette Rathing Hose in lot. Al sizes &, 10 10 20 paire GRANITE Full fashioned Lisle Hose. IRREGULARS OF $I GRADE. New shipment. includes Summer shades | of black, 1an and gray. Regul sizes il rocks greatly ced for | d large sizes & @rain, S<ame $1.50 and $1.75 $1 Seconds 75¢ 50c 5¢ 30 Women's Dotted Voile Handkerchieis, in an array of bright. new colors that are so popular for Summer...... Women’s Pumps—Greatly Reduced 200 pairs Women's Pumps of patent leather and black satin. Clearing out oi discontinied numbers and broken sizes. Desirable styles-remarkable values | Special $1.85 $2.50 $3.75 85 70 pairs Women's a r| \Iv“n Patent Il'alhn and Tan Calf Pumps. and Cut-out Oxfords. Two-strap Pumps with Iow or Cuban heels. Broken sizes. .. White Ribbon Hats—SpecIal 23 New Hats—-iust unpacked. Samples of manuiactnrer’s Sum mer fines. Smart self trimmings in color combinations. $1.88 51 Special "$2.95 $3.95 0 Speng Hats. Becoming styles for and matrons. | Straw and silk combirations—hair hraids felte and other wanted materials. All popular colors.. S Friday Values in Underwear 24 Ravon Chemise. Neatly lace trimmed, in fiesh. white. pink and nile. Sizec 36 1o 44, This underwear sells regularly in our stock for a higher price ¢ Spe;:ial $135 Speclal $1.50 51 $2.95 36 New Rayon Step-in Drawers, in full-cut sizes 36 to 42 Shades of flesh. peach and nnhi«l Fine quality 20 Rarmm <mn Costume \lun in extra sices. Sports Satin Slips in wanted colars of navy, black, Aesh, gold, nu.» and white. All sizes 46 to 32.... Dflw\ STAIRS \VI)RP Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings Were 5195 Now $1.18 62 lmnnrtcd Rroadcloth Shirts. reduced on account of hrokcn sizes. White, blue and a few tan and gray. Some collar | :narhrd \hghtl\ soil di 1 4n '~ummex ~Union Swits i $2 and VsZ.SO 13 Pairs Men's Paiamas. of a spiendid quality. IMPERFECT WEAVE. Al sizes in the lot... 30 Men's Ties. colors. ina gnnd variety of patterns and good Vnn\ung Radicaily reduced for clearance. s ";|;<A\}elv‘ Cotton Socks - specially priced. Double sole socks of good durahle wearing quality. Black and cordo van es 10 10 117, Special for tomorrow or onl Un n Suits for Summer. vlm are umed for hard ph\ Special 75¢ | If Perfect | $1 (mod quality umc in styles Boys' Sizes 6 to 16 years.. Blouses SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF MUCH HIGHER | PRYCED GRADES. Fast colors. good styles, good ma- terials. \u(\ b to |n v : Towels, Yd. Goods and Beddmg Pn\< Now Note 35¢ 00Tt ge el Ty MR TOWels o al Henvy absarbent quality. Very specially priged for Friday. : i |1I\ Il|rkb<h Towels, with an al) and hrmly woven quality. Speclal Soft Special, Frida 3 |m Turkish Towels, of medium weight. ‘\ good utility m\«el in plam white or with colored borders. \pecml tomorrow 100 l,hu Iea Towels, nheul\cd and striped. H-mmed and fin ished with a small tape loop. Special. Friday.. mn \ards Japanese Crepe. in wide assortment of the pnpu!ar colors for Summer. Very specially priced. M Yards Kimono Crepe. in large flowered designs on rose, pink, blue, gray and orchid backgrounds.. SRR 200 Yards Rayon Scrims, plain and fancy weave. Gnld. pongee, green and white. Special, Friday 120 Sheets, _mill runs of high Rrade Pnpuhr 81x00 and. "vl)fl' bed sizes. Seamless and blearhed Fine quiln' . - Phonograph Records Special, § for $1 1000 specially priced for immediate clear- ance Friday. Recordings of popular songs and dances. Select as early as possible. i Gloria Umbrellas Special, $1.95 15 Fine Quality Glaria (silk and cotten) Umbrellas, with «ilk cover and attractively carved wood han dles. Very <pecial values DOWN STATRS STORE Girls’ Voile | Frocks, $1.15 Were $1L.30 and entirely handmade. vizes 2to b more. 15, of fine quality, In pastel <hades. All 6 Girls' Wash Dresses, were 88¢ $2; reduced for clearance. 10 Girls' Dresses. were $2 §].45 and $3: reduced Friday to. . 15 Pairs Girls’ Rayon Bloom- 8c ers, were $1: reduced Friday, 50 Pieces Girls' and Infants’ Wearables. were 25¢ to $1.. DOWN STATRS STORF Infants’ and Children’s Canvas Pumps, $1 17”20 plain White leather Very epecial Paire Canvas Pumpe, or trimmed. In size< 31. 10 8 and 9 and 10 DOWN STAIRS STORF Silk Specials 12-Momie Pongee, Special, 75¢ 300 yards; natural color. Plain Pongee, Special, $1.10 200 yards in plain colors: also Sports Satin in pastel shades. Washable Print Silks, $1.35 Special. Cherry Blossom Silk Prints, in a number of desir- able designs and colors. Glace Taffetas, Special, $1.35 200 yards in a good color as- sortment. Changeable and plain colors. DOWN STAIRS STORE Rug Specials 48 Jap Rice Straw Rugs 54x90 ... $1.85 8x10 . $3.85 6x9 . $2.85 9x12 .. . $4.85 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED Heavy. double cotton warp. artisti cally stenciled. Tan, blue and areen. These prices for Friday only 8 Fiber Rugs Special Fesm $5.75 Waven through designe give effect of two rugs. Cool and attractive for Summer carpet designe, 45 Imported India Coco Brush Mats, 14x24-inch size, Special, 50c 25 Oval Yarn Rugs, Reversible, 18x 30-inch size, Special, $1 50 Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs 24x36-inch size, Special, 50c¢ 50 Yards Gold Seal Congoleum Run- ner, 24-inch width, 50c Yard DOWN STATRS STORE Fern Stands Complete With Brass Bowl s 1 50 of them. Very specially priced for clearance Friday Mirrors, Special, $1 Bridge Lamp Shades, Specfal. 30c. 50 adiustable 12-inch <hades in parchment effect. Summer colors. Bridge Lamps, Complete, $1.95. “Very special Wrought Lamps. complete with shade. Tron DOWN STAIRS STORE All-Wool Bathing Suits, Very Special Women'’s Sizes 34t046...... Misses’ Sizes 10 to 16 years. . Sl 95 $2.40 Child’s Sizes 2to 8 years. . . . 78c Slight Seconds of $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 Grades All-woot Bathing Suits, which are very slight “seconde.” The defects are so slight that in many instances they are hardly noticeable and are mended very easily. blue. navy. i DOWN STA IRS STORE They appear mostly in the weave and small darned places. Plain colors and combinations. black and peacock. Jockey. green. orange, his price Friday only.

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