Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 18

18 CROP SURPLUSES HELD TEMPORARY Expert Declares Growing Population Increasing De- mands on Farms. Br the Associated Press. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., Juns 10.—The talk of agricultural surpluses conveys the impression| that thers is now no need, or in the| future will there ever be need, of! increased production, Sidney B. Has-| kell, director of the Massachusetts| Agricultural Experiment station at| Ambherst, told delegates at the closing | session of the second annual con- vention of the National Fertilizer As- sociation here today. Tointing out that such an impres- sion was erroncous, Mr. Haskell said the population of the United States was increasing at the rate of 15,000, 000 persons every 10 vears, and that eventually the Nation's farms would have to bear the burden of caring for many more people. Mr. Haskell predicted that a sue-| cessfon of poor crop years, or a na-| tional famine was bound to hit this! country eventually, and for this rea-| son the Nation should protect its food sourca. Four experts from the soil improve- ment bureans of the association ap- peared before the convention and gave short reports on conditions in their distriets, HUERTA DENOUNCES POLICIES OF CALLES Declares He Took Stand in 1920 Against Religious and Agrarian Systems. By the Amsociated Press SAN ANTONIO, June 10.—Adolfo da 1a Huerta, former provisional President of Mexico and leader of a revelt against President Alvaro Obre £on. attacked the religious and agra- rian policias of President Calles in an interview here last nizht. It was his first public expression of opinion since his revolt falled and he fled from Mex. iro In 1924, “When 1 was selected provisional President {n 1920 T issued a proclama tion guaranteeing the freedom of re. liglous thought in Mexico and freedom for all teachings." said de la Huerta. “T am still of that opinfon. “During mv administration many refugee ministers of all denominations returned to Mexico and were wel- comed. They opened schools, which were badly needed by the Mexican peo- ple, and ‘they continued tn exercise thair right of religious worship and teachings until the present adminis- tration took office “When I launched the revolt In Vera Cruz against President Obregon n 1923 1 issued a proclamation. In which was iIncluded a plank on the agrarian question. 1 stated then that land whieh was to be expropriated un der the agrarian law should be pald for In cash. I was not in favor of taking a single acra without paving the ownaers thereof for it in cash.” Huerta said he was visiting friends here and that he expected to remain untll Saturday. He said he was pre- paring a detailed statement on his stand on the present problems of Mexicn. It =trikes the T'rich Herald that ®ome people want the word “‘ohey" taken ant of the laws as well as the! marriage ceremony. | BAND CONCERTS. Sylvan Theater, Monument grounds, today at 7:30 p.m., concert by the United States Marine Band, Willlam H. San- telmann, leader: Taylor Bran- son, mecond leader. March, “Hall to the Spirit of Libert; Overture Mingi Mendelssohn “Reverls Interrompue.” Tschaikowsky Saxophone, solo, Fantasia, “La Sommambule” . .....Singeles Musician Frank Wiblitzhouser. Grand scenes from “The Val- kyrif .Wagner Walt Sulte, “Algerienne (a) Prelude (In Sight of Al- glers) molto allegro. (®) “Rhapsody Mauresque,” allegro moderato. (c) “Evening Reverle” (At Blidah), andantino. (1) “French Milltary March,” allegro giocoso. “The Star Spangled Ranner.” Notice—There will be a con- cert by the Marine Band, at the Sylvan Theater, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. BLAST VICTIMS BURIED. Joint Service Held for Four of Six| in Berkeley Springs. Special Dispatch to Tha Star. RERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va June 10.—Rusiness and industry sus- | pended here yesterday afternoon dur- | ing the combined funeral services for four of the six vietims of the prema Berkeley Springs Glass Sand Co. plant | 1| near here Monday afternoon. All pastors here took part in the services, and the four victims were buried in the same cemetery. One of | the other two was buried this after noon and the sixth will ba buried tn | morrow. Philmore Norrls, who was injured in the blast, is expected to re- cover. Examination by physicians showed two broken ribs and a badly ||i | cut head, but the injuries are not be:< ;a/ UILD up your heslth and at: th with this wonder- fl, a brew. Full old time strength and flavor guaranteed. 8o.d in hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, drug stores, etc. Order a bottle at Jour nestmeal. Oc have s case sent 1¢ mot satisfied after trying six bottles return tha case with the , and get all ing sold mil- verages, we know will Tike Utica Club Pilsener. U End Bre. Co., Utica. N. Y. WHISTLE BOTTLING WORKS 8. Farber. Prop 303 N. Capitol St Washington. § Main 5045 | nd for fine Ginder Ale A Wurtsburger order “Utica Crab® \/ Shirley FrocKks For Graduations Street—Fvenings Commencements Sports, and =0 forth 1217 Conn. Ave. Announces Semi-Annual Sale Gowns, Coats, Millinery Generous Reductions Everything Taken From Our Regular Stock of o Chiffons Flat Crepes Georgettes Crepe de Chines Guaranteed Washable Silks 1206 G Street Individuality High Class Apparel Merchandise cannot be returned, THE EVENING . All This Week! Demonstration of the Stelos Needle See the operator repair the “runs” in silk stockings. Leave your stockings here for repair. Stockings made new at small cost. STAR, WASHINGTON, 1 FASHION INSTITUTION D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1926 ashington NewYork Paris 2.75 and 3.00 Long Silk Gloves, in a spe- cial sale tomorrow. Three styles from which to choose, including tiny pleated frills, clever tuckings and insertions of con- trasting silk. Your choice, Friday, 1.95. Remnant Day—Tomorrow—A Record Value Event! To make Friday a Bigger and Better Remnant Day than ever before, ev ery department in the store contributes exceptionally in- teresting values in seasonable merchandise for'the summer wardrobe. In some cases these values represent extremely generous reductions on short lots, broken sizes or slightly mussed merchandise, which we clear weekly to keep our stocks fresh and complete at all times. In addition there are great savings in new merchandise secured at great price concessions and marked correspondingly low to give you the benefit of our advantage in buying in large quantities. Misses’ COATS —Greatly Reducec. 6—25.00 TWEED SPORTS COATS, in by capelet: . With or without fur uebell, tulip, thistle- * 8—39.50 CAPE COATS, in Lorcheen with collars of mink or natural squirrel. Bluebell, tulip and thistledown...... 6—39.50 SATIN COATS, with cape backs and monkey fur trimmed.. ... - 8—49.50 TWILL DRESS COATS, capes; others c of natural ell, thistle- with embroidered mink squirrel colla tledown, tulip and navy... 6—39.50 SPORTS COATS, in t plaids, single and double- models. Tan, brown and gre. 8—89.50 DRESS COATS in tw back and straightline mod Katinka sleeves and fur collars. Blue- bell, thistledown, tulip, woodland rose. ! 5.00 10—59.50 DRESS COATS in twill cape- back and flared models. Collars of mink and natural squi Woodland ~ro: PORTS COATS o and tweeds with cape straightline models. Fur eollars .....0....0ooe0a.s 6—5950 SATIN CAPE-BACK COATS with upstanding collars of mink squirrel. _Black only. 10—55.00 DRESS COATS, slightly flared others embr down, tulip and y 6—69.50 DRESS COATS in other twills, all-over stitched or quilted. 10—79.50 INDIVIDUAL MODEL COATS in Charmeen with ingenious quilting, stitching and embroidery. Mink and natural squirrel collar. Woodland rose, tulip, thistledown, navy TOPCOATS in plaids and Lustra straightline and cape sleeve fur collar. Bluebell, 3 down and navy........ 3—69.50 SILK COATS with npleated sleeves and fur collars. Black only.. 8—69.50 DRESS COATS in Charmeen and other twills. Straightline and e-back models, with collars of platinum fox or natural and mink squirrel ........ In the Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Misses’ Dresses —Repriced for Friday Decidedly Desirable Afternoon and Evening Frocks at Great Savings! I—QS'N AFTERNOON FROCKS, of flat crepe, geor- 10.90 15.00 1875 htiine or thistle. mol with long and short sleeves. Gray, green, bluebell and navy......... o 10—20.50 AFTERNOON FROCKS, of georgette, and flat crepe, in two-p models, trimmed with printe ghtline of lace ' in some Powder blue, orchid, tea rose and NAVY ................ 16—29.50-35.00 FROCKS, of printed and flat crepe or eorgette, In two-piece basque and chemi d owder blue, tea rose, sunni and navy.. o 10—49.50 SMART FROCKS, of georgetts, chiffon, flat crepe, In two-plece, chemise and basque modsls. With Bishop or cap sleeves. Powder blue, coral, tea rose and navy .... i S 8—5500 INDIVIDUAL MODEL FROCKS, in chiffon, georgette and flat crepe; some with cape backs or 29.50 35.00 cape sleeves. Tea rose, maize, orchid and navy..... In the Frock Shop—Third Floor Toilet Goods Hosiery Full-fashioned ~ Sport Stock- Ings, in novelty and colored de- signs. A good assort- _ ment of e and pat- 95c ned Sport terns ..... Pure Silk Full Stockings, service weight, with Marigny Perfume or cotton garter hems. Chiffon water, made and bot- eight, with silk garter hems. tled in France......... *° A large assortment of colors, in- cluding black and white, in Jewelry sizes 8 to 10/52. Not 1.50 180 pieces of Assorted Jewelry all sizes in every color. RO s o s B i s AR for cloarance Friday— Handkerchiefs Formerly Men's All-linen Initial Hand- 95° 'o 2 50 kerchi'fléwilh 14-inch hem. Ini- ro ‘Me e-thd Sal arcisse, fleurs, rose odors; ize .. * 35¢ tollet tials A, G, J, K, L, M, P, W, 0 novelty neck- o Mgt Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand-embreidered initials. el E J, L, R ini- 18¢ Umbrellas 590 and 7.50 All-silk, 16-rib Umbrellas, with Kyota or Para- gon frames. Amberite and carved wood handles, with tips 690 Embroidered Pouch Bags, with gilt-engraved frame and - middle change purse. All are nicely lined. Colors are green, blonde, brown and and ferrules to match. Colors black. For clearance .. ©* are red, green, blue, purple, 7.50 Crochet Drawstring Bags, brown and black. in rose, gold and navy. 4 special_for Friday Tomorrow On the Street Floor AClearanceofSports Frocks 17.80 and 22.50 ONE-PIECE FLANNEL DRESSES, trim- P 3 10.00 med with scarf ti and silver buttons. 1950 reen and blue. Sizes 16 and 18. Also one-piec _[ersey frocks, with rainbow sleeves in the pastel col- ori KMFO"PE'E-PI!OE JERSEY FROCKS, models, with embroidered el colors. Broken range of sizes...... . In the New Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Of Tremendous Importance to MISSES, WOMEN and LARGER WOMEN Great Reductions on COATS Of the Better Type Selected from our Splendid values in regular stocks on the beautifully mad e basis of suitability Coats of excellent for Summer, street, fabrics in smart travel, sports and colors and the best more formal wear. styles of the season. Coat Savings for Larger and Taller WOMEN 10—69.50 FUR-TRIMMED COATS, of Charmeen and 34 75 other twills, in desirable shades of gray, cocoa and beige: also black and navy, with collar of beige and 2475 15 natural squirrel. Sizes 4474 to 50%.............. 10—49.50 DRESS COATS, of Charmeen and other twills, beautifully man-tailored with beige and nat- Sizes 44! te 50 15—39.50 STRAIGHTLINE 1 Some with Summer furs, others self ’s Dr Larger Women’s Dresses for Clearance 3—5950 GEORGETTE ENSEMBLE FROCKS, with Sizes 44! to 52! ural squirrel collar Beige, navy and black. lack and navy. flare skirt and braid trim. Be Lanvin, blue. 35.00 35.00 s 42'3, 44!, 462 1—59.50 GRAY CREPE DE CHINE DRESS, w and vestee of cream lace. Size 42'3 1—59.50 BLUE CHINESE CREPE SPORTS FROCK. Size 422 12—39.60 GEORGETTE AND FLAT CREPE DRESSES, in selected group of straightline and two-piece models, dressy and simply tailored effects. Black, 15.00 gray and navy. Sizes 40' to 48'%..... In the Shop for Larger and Taller Women—Second Floor A Clearance of SORAAY FOOTWEAR Broken Lots at Great Savings | 5.75 Formerly 10.00 to 12.50 908 pairs of SOROSIS Pumps and Oxfords, In a group consisting of broken and discontinued Ii All ¢l Not all sizes in every style, but all 1.95 Formerly 8.75 to 12.50 of SOROSIS Pumps and Oxfords, one, two and three pairs of yle. This lot consists of mostly all small sizes such as 2'3, 3,3, 4 and 4/2. A few larger sizes. All sales final. 1.45 Formerly 1.75 to 2.25 500 pairs Women's Boudoir Slinpers. The bette wanted colors. Satin, quilted and plain; imi lizard, Summer weights, excellent for the va Street Floor kind, in all the lon alligator and tion months, For Hot Weather Morning W ear Cotton Broadcloth and Foulard Frocks 2.95 Regularly 3.95 MARTLY tailored styles in broad- cloth, in round and V neckline ef- fects. Pastel shades. ORAL and figured patterns in - cotton foulards. Attractive styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Also— Jersey Frocks 5.00 Formerly priced at 10.00 UMPER models with the smart front pleated skirts. In street colorings and small sizes only. Net Tunics, 6.95 Formerly 10.75 ~Cream net tunics combined with 1ace; round neck and cap sleeve: 45 inches long. When worn with bright-colored slip a complete cos- tume Is "e; llent for after- Left—Broadcloth - Tai- _lored Fyock. Right— Printed Foulard. 2.95 WOMEN'S COATS —Remarkable Values! 4-39.50 TOPCOATS, In and tan diagonal. Si 1 5 reen, rose, blue S 4-—-32.50 SPORTS COAT and tan plaid. Si: 4—29.50 SPORTS COATS, in t rose plaid. Sizes 36, 38, 40 .. 1—39.50 TWILL STRAIGHTLIN bluebell. Size 40. ... PRT TN 8—35.00 TWILL COATS, straightline or with cape back, flare panels. Black, gray and bluebell. Sizes 34, 40 and 44. 2—65.00 LORCHEEN COATS, with pleated and flare panels, squirrel and fitch collars. Rose and bluebell. Sizes 34 and 36... cevensessane 3—59.50 FLARE COATS, with embroid- ered s! es and panel Gray d 34 and 38. TRIMME d flare models, squirrel collars. Rose, bluebell and navy. Sizes 36, 38 and 40.......... 1—55.00 NAVY TAFFETA COAT. Size 36 1—49.50 COCOA MOIRE SILK COAT. Size 40 ..... ceee 1—49.50 GRAY MOTOR COAT. Size 34. 2—45.00 TOPCOATS, in gray and bl diagonal cheviot. Sizes 34 and 36. 1—4950 LITTLE WOMAN'S COAT, in blusbell twill with embroidered pockets. Size 17'; B 1—4500 BLACK TWILL COAT, flared model. Size 36 .. 1—85.00 ROSE KASHA COAT, trimmed with squirrel. Size 38..... 1—79.50 LITTLE WOMAN'S COAT, of bluebell charmeen, embroidered. Size 151 SRS A e 36950 CHARMEEN COATS, with em- broidered, puffed or scalloped caps sleeves. ' Gray and t Sizes 34 and 40 ... . o 2—65.00 LORCHEEN CO panels. Gray and green. and 36 12—59.50 DRESS COATS, in Marchon and Silvertwist. Embroidered capes, flare and straightline models. Gray, green and bluebell. Sizes 34, 38, 40 and 42. 25500 LORCHEEN FLARE_COATS, in green and cornish. Sizes 36 and 40. 1—110.00 STRAWBERRY MIRROLEEN COAT, Size 36 : 1—95.00 BLUEBELL CHARMEEN COAT, with embroidered collars and sleeves. Size 38.............. 29500 LITTLE WOMEN'S COATS, of navy charmeen, with fur collars. Size 15'3 .. . sesvece 2—9500 LITTLE WOMEN'S COATS, of imported plaids, with squirrel and susliki fur trim s 29500 LITTLE WOMEN ILK COATS, of bengaline, in blouse or straightline treatment. Cocoa and gray. Sizes 1915 and 25!% 1—79.50 BLACK BENGALINE COAT for little women. Squirrel collar. Size 1812 S e, 7—7950 DRESS COATS, in rose, gray and green twill, with squirrel-edged tuxedo collar, embroidered sleeves and pockets, Sizes 36, 38 and 42......... 2—79.50 BLACK SATIN AFTERNOON COATS, with embroidered sleeves and border. Sizes 36 and 38......... 5—59.50 BENGALINE COATS, in and cocoa: straightline and cape. styles. Sizes 36 and 38 % In the Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor COA FUR ghtline with , with flare Sizes 34 Women’s Dresses —Further Reductions Three Groups of Frocks Showing Decidedly Splendid Values 40—25.00 SILK AFTERNOON FROCKS, of georgette, flat crepes and crepe satin. Broken lots of desirable mer- chandise, repriced for quick disposal. A wide color range and all women's sizes, but not every color or style in every size 20—29.50 and 35.00 DRESSES, of jacquard silks, taffe and satin and lightweight wools. One and two piece styles, trimmed with fancy braids, or embroidered sleeves and other good style details, Desirable frocks 21—39.50 FLAT CREPE FROCKS, in beige, Bois de Rose, gray. navy and powder blue. Exquisite hand-em- broidered motifs on nd scai t multi-colored stitchin, 36 only. In the Women’s Dress Shop—Second Floor 9.00 14.00 18.00 Silk Gowns and Chemises 2.85 Formerly 3.95 Crepe de Chine and Radium Sitk in tailored or Jace trim- med styles. Broken sizes. In the New Grey Shops Second Floor Silk Gowns and Pajamas 1.85 Formerly 10 and 12 20 Heavy Crepe de Chine and Crepe-back Satin Gowns, trim- med with filet and French val laces. Flesh, peach and orchid. Polka Dot and Baronette Satin Slips 1.95 A special purchase of models regularly sold at 2.95 Silk Negligees “Special 10.00 Printed Silk House Coats with wide folds of crepe-back satin down front and around sleeves. In orchid, peach, copen, black and jade. Glove Silk for Clearance Good Quality Glove Sil lace and two-tone i Vests are full cut, Colors, f orchid, shade. Full-cut vests. Were 295. Friday..... , Plain and Full-cut Step-in broken sizes. Colors, flesh, peach, white and apri- t. F ly 1.95. To- L Sl bt L 2.50 to 5.00 Girdles Short-Length : '::a withz'nt l|-:iie Polka Dot Slips of radium ray Two pair hose l 9 with deep shadow hem, also supporters attached.... *° baronette satin slips ‘with three- In the New Grey Shops inch hem. Flesh, white, peach, Second Floor turquoise and nile. 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