Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 7

PERMANENT SEAT - FORBRAZILLOOMS Contmucus Re electm Also |! Considered for Spain to Prevent Withdrawal. )t the counci 1 permanent contending acceptance would 4 - DISTRICT WELFAR[ | PLAN AGREED UPON =~ drawal advisable. The ought never to have in- £ood name of Brasil in tional farce at Geneva.” Other newspapers, reputedly hav ing independent views, suggest that hould quit the league. June 11 P).— on toward the complicated by the | rmh ed t i the inter: | taflure of here: fory nwfl s Vel |lm(\d 1o e | Conferees Make But On2 Change in Mothers’ Aid Measure. hope that prior the next session | September, both zil can be turned from iewpoints. thit the diplomatic oncentrated tc not to take n Chamberlain uld he With one it modification, the of administering dependent children Board of Public creed upon by the S ferees late vesterda) 1 1 hefore the two branche of Congress for final concurrence within a day or two. The amendment made in conference | for finan he ‘Iana Brazil's position | of me: that she P fanime S lipeialworen: ored Two Boards. Dill creat- o< il entirely in- oF the T of Public and that proposal was ously fought by the people of the Distriet, who are we ng toward co srdination of welfare activities. The ed by advocates of rd was that mothers ces for their dependent not have to deal with handles charl- c and othe members | commiittee ini hre; ‘l\ nf adopted | quick through o led the fight | e vronosea committee | s one unit, | Without removing the problem from | the supervision of the welfare board. | It is not anticipated that there| 1 be any difficulty in having the | ‘ference report accepted by the | The measure | zation of $100,000 to mothers to ep at home chil- herwise would have to | in institution. Other South Pre: American Countries and | ' Support Withdrawal. R June 11 UP) tion at New York Tt the Brazil withdraw exists the diplomatic game of in tional concessions.” The Correin da Manha says il Re 314-1¢ Dress Sale Extraordinary Values! Saturday Mcrning, 9:15 to 1:15 P.M. Only After 1:15 P.M. thesc garments will be on sale at their orig prices as indicated Reguiariy Up to $14.85 a New Summer Dresses A wonderful selection, expressing flat crepes and georgette frocks of $ ) '90 exquisite loveliness. Sizes 16 to 52, every subtle phase of fashion’s tend- encies—reflecting the delicate hues On sale : 9:15 A.M. to 1:15 P.M. Only CUNNINGHAM'S of Summer flowers—polka dots— HOLY CROSS ACADEMY | AWARDS 30 DIPLOMAS Very Rev. Gives Baccalaureate Sermon Be- \ following Academ cof 17 associated sto - THE™ EVEN ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, JUNE e e e e Y mody, Genevieve Fegan, Elizabeth Flnnnery Virginia Harahan, Melita lizabeth, Hile, Mary Hoy, Cath- Nlne Glnver Mary Welch, Agnes l(-rom(v\ Rosalle Kerfoot, Marjorie Lev: Loretta Mansfield, Peggy \\l«‘nshnn, Margaret Mickler, Cecilia MeHugh, Susanna Poet: Catherine Patrick Mcc“’ml"k‘mh Nelda Schnopp, M department.— fore Graduation Exercises. s Devereus, Marzaret followed by ar Rev. po; c of Freedom' Mary Woods, Ruth Merritt, Verne h, Betty Calla- , Virginia Mackie, Betty Burton Dixie Mar: g There are more than 700 varieties v jof flowers found in the Arctic Circle, - Ibut none in the Antarctic. Wlly Has This Store . uelon Become So Popular? Kaufmann’s—Washington’s Newest Furniture Store—is located where no other furniture store has ever dared to be. 4 So we are bringing Buyers here through sheer Value and Service— and their friends come, too, when they hear how much they can save. Come and: see for yourself. COM- . PARE! Whether you intend to make . an immediate purchase or plan for the future—it will pay you to see Kaufmann Furniture. Here’s a Kaufmann Value from the BARGAIN BASEMENT Nickel Framed Glass Tray Painted Designs 6129 Kaufmann’s 1415 H St. N.W. We tell you that at X get greafer values ond better service. We tell you that we are the newest link in a nation-widse fru-iture organization and can give . you savings because of gur great buy- ing power. Make us prove it! Come in and compare—make us show you exactly how much you can save— how Kaufmann Character Furniture. costs no more than the ordinary hind. * For example—here is a great saving: Upholstered in fine Baker Cut Velom"—-fixfli_ loose reversible cushions. The frames are hard: \vood Nachmen spring construction. Easier to Buy on The BUDGET PLAN wtdmg the payments over @ long pmad .convement to yourself, It's the modcm wm ad- Leo L. McVay, | SPECTACULAR BLAZE DAMAGES REFUSE PLANT Two Alarms Turned In to Save Northeast Structures—Steam- boat Burned. night de A spectacular bla on the i the District wharf, suffered but slight | damage by fire at 8 o'clock last night, although many spectators were at tracted to the river front by the brightness of the blaze. Due to the state of disrepair of the dock, how ever, the firemen had difficul ing the fire ad recently b hia to be service in local wi Will Hunt Sunl{en Gold. German divers, who will wear the s | special diving suits which were used ‘Acting Battalion Ch en he saw the spreading to adjoinir after the discovery of th turned in a second tional apparatus succeeded in_confin- ing the conflagration to Ready's property. The freighter F. Potomac Steamboat Co., | martne M1, . | begin D. PBrune of the | moored at | feet helow the su face. search of the illfated sub. sunk off Portland, Eng t November, are preparing to vage operations in May on says the London Post. down off the v with gold in the land, vhich was | being sent to Egyptian banks. The wrecked vessel lies at a depth of 350 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. BEHRENDS}| 250 UNUSUAL DRESSES In 1 and 2 Piece Styles Manufactured to Sell for 775 925 125 400 Brand-new Beau- tiful Dresses of Silk, Crepe,Georgette,French Voile, Tub Silk and Satin Sheen, in dots, stripes Thousands Are Finding Out Keafmann Furniture is Beiter Through actual comparison, thou- sands of thrifty Buyers are finding out that Kaufmann’s Furniture is' made better, looks better, and will last longer. They are also learning that this bet- ter-made furniture costs no more than the ordinary hkind. Here s a typical SAVING: IO-PC. DINING ROOM Suite An elegant suite of Queen Anne de- sign. Expertly constructed of Wal- nut and Gum; Large Buffet; China Catinet; Server; Extension Table; Host Chair and five Side Chairs; with seats of genuine leather. s165 You Can Buy It On ; THE BUDGET PLAN dwldmg payments over a long period Kauimann s 1415 H St. N.W. Daz'Iyu-More and More Buyers Come to Kaufmann’s Those who have already bought at Kaufmann’s are spreading the news that here are the greatest Values. «And thousands of discriminating buyers are coming to Kaufmann’s —making their own comparisons— and becoming our Customers. I's SAVINGS and SERVICE that puts them on our books. And you, | too, will buy at Kaufmann’s if you 2 ‘come and see what we coffer. waot Example: here’s a fine suite of Walnut and Gum, expertly con: i structed s Easier to Buy on' The BUDGET PLAN and plain colors. New- est popular 1 and 2 picce styles, in 16 to 54 sizes. . WHITE DRESSES for Graduation and Confirmation 98 to 24_2 A really unusual collection of Silk, Georgette and Voile Dres in ap- proved long or short sleeve styles. for § any wanted mtcasinn. 14 to 44 sizes 4 (11} Glrls Whlte Dresses , nice quality Organdie Dresses for rh ation or confirmation, straightline models, prettily trimmed with lace inser- ° tion and panels, wide ribbon sash. Sizes 7 to 14. 4.00 Fancy Flowered Voiles Pretty Dresses of Flowered Voile made in the season's newest effects; 95 shirred waistline, with ribbon by g sashes. Sizes 7 to 14. 3.50 Girls’ Wool Bathing Suits All-wool Bathing Suits, one-piece style with overskirt. Round neck. Pretty shades of copen, orange, American Beauty and nile for girls, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. 1 25 a.ncl_l .00 Boys Wash Suits 83 75¢ 'Boys Sport Blouses Lined Collars, Double-yoke Sport Blouses, made of good qual- st color percales, pretty pat- c s, in_stripe and novelty weaves. Sizes 7 to 15. 75¢ Crash Pants crash, made Strong, durable c Each Pair Guaranteed for Long Wear or We Will Give You a New Pair 1.50 Ladies’ Silk Hose Pure Thread Silk. double soles, high- spliced heels and 3-seam backs. Black and all wanted Spring and Summer shades. 1.00 Ladies’ Rayon-and-Silk Hose Silk and rayon interwoven, for long wear, Service \Weight Hose, shaped ankle, double soles. elastic tops. Black and all shades. Good quality ‘utely made and attractively trim- with silk stitching in fancy pat- contrasting color collars and cuffs ordered bottoms. White and colors. 55c 3.00 Knitted Silk-and-Wool Capes - combined with all pure worsted Lmncrl 1 .95 caves, fancy or plain front and un 69c Rempers and Creepers white and blue, silk rosebud “ade of good quality Peggy Cloth, ombined with white striped madras iops, made in Dutch Boy style. . band or elastlc knee. Sizes 1 to 6. All ®55¢ Z for 1.00 Fast-color Washable Percales and Ging- | ham, light and dark shades of small check |}l and fancy effects. Bound collar and cuffs, WONDF.RFUL VALUES IN LADIES RIBBED & MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 15¢ Women’s Ribbed Vests |59c Women’s Gauze Union Suits Gauze Ribbon Vests, Either crochet = necks, with draw- with crochet neck, e i it trimmed armholes and c g, andk {118 or c drawstring. Regular ehell knee, closely- and extra sizes. e Y pion Sultes O 50c Ladies’ Muslin Step-Ins 59¢ Crepe Gowns Soft, nice Flowered Crepe quality Muslin Gowns for wom- en, in all colors, c trimmed, full c with fancy pat:| size. Pink or terns; round white. necks. row of narrow lace. Step-ins, lace 75c WOMEN’S MUSLIN SLIPS Hemstitched bodice. Tops finished with c Hemmed bottom. Pink and white.