The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 23

j ¥ 4 #N x . THE EVENING WORLD, = JAPAN'S GREAT FOREIGN TRADE. WASHINGTON, May 6. Pan's startling rise from a nation doing a for- elgn business of only $245,000,000 in 1900 to the fifth commercial country of the world with a foreign trade of $2,130,000,- 000 In 1920, Is disclosed in a survey just completed by the Tariff Commission. The report shows, however, that Japan, with the other great nations, suffered from the post-war depression and that during the twelve months ending April, 1921, her trade -declined 42 per ce from that of the previous year, compel ing her return to the status of importing more than she exports. The survey shows that 35 per cent. of her total foreign trade ts with the United States. TO DEVELOP BUILDING. © Pounctl Organiaed by Hoover. WASHINGTON, May 5.—Organtza- tlon of an American Construction Coun- cil to be composed of al! groups en- gaged in construction was announced to-day as the direct results of the ef- forts of Secretary of Commerce Hoover to develop a higher state of efficiency and correlate work of trades in a par- ticular line of work. Tt will be headed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, former Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The first meeting of the counctt will be held at Pittsburgh June 19. Secretary Hoover will preside at American traction For Smart —_—_ Women —_—_ Fashion Designs By Mildred Lodewick Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Co. OW {to butter one hun- H dred dollars over two hundred dollars worth of needs is the problem of most women at this season. Everything in the way of wearing apparel calls for re- plenishing after the winter's ravishes. Where shall one economize and where expand? In looking over the situa- tion it is well first to deter- mine if there is a possibility ce making use. of any last year’s or last season's gar- ments. More than likely economy can be exercised in a MADE A DIFFERENC (From the Houston Chronic “T understand you walloped Jon because he said his ancestor: monkeys?" . “You understand wrong. ancestors were monkey: the meeting, which is called to work out permanent plans of organization. ‘These include: Code of ethics, develop- ment of a national building code, a re: search and statistical bure: jlength- ening of the construction season aud elimination of waste, He said my White Kid Shoes and Slippers Rublightly withacloth dipped in Carbona Cleaning Fluid—then dust and rub with talcum powder—gives a finish that makes them like new, either a suit, frock or coat, A frock that is in good con- dition, but out of fashion, can be brought into favor of the mode in various ways. The uneven hem line which char- acterizes this year’s models, May bo achieved by attuching Separate panels of some sort or other, preferably in a color that matches the frock. The wide sleeves that lend such a smart atmosphere to this Year's frocks are easily sup- plied to a last year's model, and the convenient part about them {s that they do not have to be of a matching fabric. For the woman who aims to make use of one or two of her last year's frocks, I am offer- Ing this design. It may be of any medium weight fabric, with sleeves of contrasting fnbric and of cither a match- ing or contrasting color. To the plain skirt side panels are Made from huge rectangles Fulton & Bridge Sts. - Brooklyn of the braid - embroiderett sleeve fabric, hung by ribbon straps from the waistline. Ends of the ribbon drop be- low the rectangular motifs, with fringe dripping from ach, to a distance below the skirt edge. The ribbon ana fringe should match the dress fabric, and the embroidered . Portions, matching also, would achieve a less conspicuous effect than a contrasting color would, and should be em- ployed if possible. —at SALE PRICES! Tailleurs Styled According to Fashion’s Latest Decree AN EASY FROCK TO ACCOMPLISH © ¢ or Councl! Adopts Gow- Non-Partinan Plans, Resolutions offered attack on the political aims of the A. F. of L. from the floor, which was but priced according to the remark- ee by Samuellanswered by Mr. Gompers. The at- able value-standard of this house! pers, President of the American} tack was made by Morris Steamer, a Federation of Labor, to the Central|delegate, and insinuated that the Trades and Labor Council of New York, in support of the non-partisan Political platform of the federation. were passed by the Council by a vote of 98 to 36 last night, following an federation pursued a begging pol in its politics, In answering the tack Mr. Gompers challenged any o the audience who believed the fed- eration begged to rise and suy so. 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