Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1929, Page 21

CALLES, RETIRING, STILL WILL HELP, Message of Retirement Holds Offer to Aid Government When Needed. By the Assoclated Pre MEXICO CITY, May 21.—Gen, Plu-| tarco Ellas Calles today was free once more from the trials of years at the| head or near the head of the Mexican government. In his new message of re- tirement there was, however, as when he left the presidency last December, | the offer to come back whenever the present Mexican government might | need him. His resignation as minister of war, together with the acceptance of Presi- dent Portes Gil, as published today contained the words: “My atitude has been and continues to be one of com- pletely accepting the responsibilities of the revolutionary government over which you (President Portes Gil) pre- side. Wants to Withdraw Completely. “You may be sure I would not have | refused my help in the last crisi matter what had been the mllitary‘ post._you offered me.” The resignation closed with a state- ment that since the military problem | AW was concluded he would withdraw, hop- | ing there would be no further need for his services. Friends of the former president de- elared he wished to withdraw as com- pletely as possible from public life, merely keeping his figure in the back- ground as a possible stabilizing influ ence for the “revolutionary,” govern- ment as the present regime is called. Election Storm Is Ahead. He is expected heis to remain in Mexico indefinitely, at least until after year’s presidential elections, storm which the Portes Gil administ tion still has to weather. He has aba doned former plans to visit Europe partly for this reason and partly lest such & visit be construed by his ene- mies as fear of their threats and as affirming their statements that he bar- ined for certain successes in“the re- bellion with assurances he would not Jong remain in Mexico. In one well informed quarter it was said the rebellion had been a great strain on him and that he wished a chance in the next few months to better his health, which has not been good, PILOT DIES, STUDENT HURT IN PLANE CRASH Capt. Argles of Canada and Wealthy Realty Operator Victims | in Attempting Tail Spin.- By the Assoclated Press. JEVEL’ D, ‘weall ation student, was in Nassau Hospital MA] as the result of ‘a lesson in tadk|- - mAmJ'mz up with Harris yesterday’|" in the broker’s plane to demonstrate to,l. the beginner how to handlo his ship'in & spin. Observers saw the plane go through several maneuvers, then whirl downward. ‘The wreck of the with the nose buried on & farm 2 miles from the fleld. Bot were alive when taken out. Argles died. in the hospital an hour later. Phy- siclans said Harrls had only -slight: chance for Tecovery. Argles, with Oliver Le Bouteller, Was’ lane was found ed last year for the projected.!. ranmtianiic fiight of Mabel Boll in Charles A. Levine's plane Columbia. The expedition was abandoned in New- diand. Before entering the Cana- dian 1 Flying Corps he was a mem- ber of the second Shackleton Antarctic expedition. TPV PRETIEN s Germany's Agricultural week _this year is declared to have been the great~ est of any similar event ever held there. leep in the earth | HOLY ROSARY CHURCH | HONORED FOR SERVICE | Pope Donates Altar Vessel, Recog- nizing Work in Interest of Italian Residents. Pope Pius XI, in formally recognizing | the work of the Church of the Holy | | Rosary, Third and F streets, has pre- sented 1t with an artistic and valuable ciborium or altar vessel, which was brought to Washington by Archbishop | Fumasoni Biondi as & papal delegate upon_his return from a tri pto Rome and Palestine Announcement of the gift was made | by Rev. N. de Carlo, rector of | [the church, and a speclal meeting of | | the sodality of the church will be frela | oon to adopt resolutions of apprecia- | tion to the pontiff. | " “The gift of the Pope marks a special concern on his part for the parish | created for the spiritual needs of the | | Italian-speaking residents of Washing- | ton, for which they are profoundly grateful,” Father de Carlo said. This couldn’ be anything The Original Wardrobe Trunk SEE those swinging hang- ers that come right out of the trunk, and sepa- rate like the leaves of a book s the mark of ? A genuine ~-NOTICS-that the &k - 4op -is -solid, without any - hinge to weaken constrac- tion: ? It's another mark of A genuine EXPERIENCED travelers for. _thirty years have se- . legted the genuine Innova- tion. You will realize why when you see one. Many sizes, many styles wmany prices: for all meeds At the better Department Stores Luggage Shops A“hsNew .. 1020. C.-eetlelt Ave. N.W., WASHINGTON. D. C. ELIZABETH. ARDEN annonnces, A .REMOVAL SALE OF IMPORTED NOVELTIES Mondzy to Saturday; ON the first of June, May 20 to 25 inclusive Elizabeth ‘Arden’s Wash- mgton " Salon, will be transferred to‘tempo» nry(qn:ms,‘pr.ndmgflhe*complmoniof Miss Asden’s new, buddmg T’ ptepzrlnon for thi is removal] Miss Arden is dlsposmg of a lnrge pm "of her fascinating collec- ndu of mponed novelnes'fAll of the loveliest thmgs you have been's wishing for are included in this sale”at pnce‘reducnons whnch make it a de- cldcd advamage to purch:se now., l-"lmy, band made lmgene fmm the workrooms of France,” smart bags. costume. |ewel ry,” flowers, perfumes negligees,” and 'dozens of ,irresistible erifles — pcrsomlly selected by Miss” Arden' in Europe to.delight her smart clients— may be had at very special prices. Do visit the Salon at your earliest convenience. Telephone for Appointment: .Decature 2040 ELIZABETH ARDEN 1147 CONNECTICUT AVE,, WASHINGTO!, A glorious array of lovely new silks in exquisite colors Silk piques Washable prints Flowered chiffons Polka dot chiffons Plain georgettes Flowered Georgettes Gleaming satins Fashion-wise women will recognize these newest styles . . Necktie silk prints Gay cottage prints Pastel georgettes Modernistic prints New striped silks Figured crepes Checked prints A Great Sale of Sheer, Summery Dresses In the popular price dress section! . and wil the splendid values! %} Dresses—Third Floor Reversible Door and Window Awnings 1.58 Complete ropes gnd tures Teady to hang—with ible fron frame —will fit 38 to 50 inch win- dowa— duplex. tan _of stripes. 36 inches wide. an others. What an opportunity to get all you need for Stummer use $3.98 to $5.98 Sample Costume Slips - Of beantiful quality crepe de chine all fresh and new and lovely Every slip is of a firm, lustrous crepe de chine and there are delightful styles—some are beau- tifully embroidered, some are edged with geor- gette and still others are plainly tailored. $1.29 to $1.59 Genuine Silk Pongee ‘Underwear For one day only Pongee under- things are so prac- tical women will be thrilled " to get them for such an ex- traordinary price! Slips, chemise, panties and bloom- ..ers in regular sizés only. Third Floor 2.98 $1.28 Philippine Nightgowns 96¢ Iivery stitch hand done on fine-count nainsook ; beau- tifully scalloped and em- broidered in vines, flowers and punch work. Various necklines. American Holland Window Shades 79¢ On guaranteed strong spring rollets, with pull and fix- tures ready to hang — cholce of white, green . or blue—36 with fix- flex- rgtan inches wide by 6 ft. long. 500 Beautiful New Cretonne Cushions $1 Rouna, square or oblong— attractive de- signs — new colors — latest. styles — for Summer cot- tage, bungalow or porch. Cretonne and Cross Stripe Window Draperies 1 Pr. Various pat- terns and colors—all with valance to match and fit in between —especially low priced. Second Floor Pastel Theatrical Gauze Yd. 36 inches wide —sheer, loosely woven gauze —green, orchid, rust, peach, orange, blue and old rose--at anew low price. Better Grade Bar Harbor Chair Cushions Reversible and tufted on both sides with but- tons — with two-inch box- ing—a vast assortment from which to choose. Grenadine Cross-Stripe Drapes or Portieres 1.69 Sultable for door or win- dow hangings —a wide se- lection of pat- terns and pop- ular colors from which to choose. Comfortable Fiber Rockers Only 15 At This Price Gliding Hammock 27.50 To complete ble— back pad— back—extra covering. deep seat and Willow Club Chair 95 and make your porch a really livable part of your home for Nothing like a willow 4 club chair to add charm Summer —comfortable and and smast. vour porch ensem- a comfy gliding hammock— with closely tufted mattress and long glide—duck 10.95 Hand-woven fiber rocker with maple posts — high back—all steel braced —neutral shade cre- tonne cover- ing on seat and back, Fourth Floor high cool Furniture Carmel & Brown Fern Stands 3.45 An unusually good-looking fern stand of flat fiber with meatly turned legs and heavy galvanized pan, Finely Woven Fiber Fernery Beautifully shaped and finished in green and 4'25 beaver—heavy galvanized pan insert, 1 recognize, too, Smart Styles for the warm days coming . . . Styles for right now, too. The new sleeveless sembles with Chartreuse crepe blouses, enchanting ,flowered chif- fons with fl gracefu] cape-like berthas . . lored sport: graceful jabots . . . it's a marvelous array! You'll love these for Swummer wear Sale of Paris Clocked Hose every pair is really a $1.50 quality the famous 1 .09 Nightingale brand These attractive stockings are part of a huge special purchase and every pair is of a tine quality silk, lustrous and of clear, even weave. Pl Lvery sun-tan backs, youthful models, black satin en- ared and tiered skirts and . tai- s models, new necklines, usual i for a much higher price. are plenty light colc enty of Large Sizes dress was made to sell There of white and the s, and, what is un- n dresses at this price, there are plenty of large sizes, so that every woman may be correctly fitted. All sizes for every type and every figure, from 34 to 50 chemises panties delustered and the garme $1.50, $1.75, $1.95 Values Tailored and Novelty Rayon Underwear briefs They're all in this at- tractive group! rayon is of superior quality, nm/xtgzmn: step-ins combinations 1.29 The nts are They have fancy clocks at the sides and are finished with tailored heels. In all the new suntan and Summer in plain tailored and fancy styles. There's a really delightful variety, you'll find just the styles you like, and the prettiest pastel colors. shades. Hoziery—Matn Floor Matn Floor An Important Sale of Plain and Printed SILKS Four popular styles make up this great offering of seasonable silks in qualities truly excep- tional at this for-less-than-usual All-Silk Washable Flat Crepe A silk that is washable; that is firm, lustrous, durable ; shown in 50 colors. All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe A striking high light in printed silks; there are over 20 choice designs from which to choose. pricing. All-Silk Printed Chiffons Floral designs in all-over pat- terns; types presenting a wealth of color choice; a splendid variety of patterns. ‘All-Silk Printed Georgette Crepe One of the season’s popular silks, shown in both light and dark colors ; with contrasting designs, Stlks—Second Floor 59 Yard Spring Sale of Housewares ) $4.50 23.Piece Luster | 1 Tea Set Gracefully shaped, and beautifully tinted in new blue, ° green and tan. 32.Piece Dinner Set With yellow 3.49 flower decoration —ideal set for Summer cottage —service for 6. $1.49 Electric Stove Toasts, cooks, broils $1 ~complete with cord and two-piece plug. dozen day use. Quaint, old favorite—ser- -~ SN NETRY $1.69 Mirro Aluminum French Fryer Tdeal for deep fat fry- ng—priced exceedingly Gold Band China Cups & Saucers Regularly sold for $3 $2 ideal for every- dozen $5.98 32-Piece Blue Willow Dinner. Set charming vice for six. decoration — an Housewares—Fourth Floor Well constructed | doors — wa | stained — sizes from 214x61% it. to 3x7 ft—a good door at this low price. 79c to $1 Imported Tea Pots With colorful banded tions — choice of several sizes, decora- Screen Doors 1.79 eInut