The Washington herald. [volume], October 08, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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'PINGlED AiAINST U.S.
bllprirnt Nations File Protests at
State Dtpartinent.
Protest. against alleged violatiens of
tsrnational neutrality practices by the
Uted States government have been
filed with the State Department by
Imolmat=c representatives of several of
*a belligerent countries of Europe. it
wa learned yesterday from an official
emire. The protests now are pending
befoe State Department offcials and are
0p0ieing them, it is stated.
The burden of the protests is that the
Uhited States. through some of its
egeeutive departments, has made known
generally trade secrets and other in.
Sor?ation relating to internal affairs of
o everal countries. This information.
* ft charged, has fallen into hands of
enemies who hav, been able to use it to
the disadvantage of the .nation reported
An effort is being made, through these
protests, to muzzle the American govern
ment so far as reports of news on the
trade of the various countries of the
World are concerned. Shoutid these ef
forts be a companted by success. Ameri
can mercnants, manufacturers, anel ex
porters would be cut off from some of
the sources or inforrnation upon which
they are relying for uid iII building up a
strong foreign trade now and at the
lose of tC r
FARMERS INTERESTED
IN MUNICPAL DAIRY
Milk Produce: I Be O-anied Into
County . sociations.
Parmers in the 'ei tory tii utaiy to
Washington are niufebi:g keen inter
est in the oropoC. s: .I i'. tabhls, :, nUme
pol or co-operat., dairy In WA shigtOi.
according to re;-'t be-n, -1-il 1
Y. E. Bookeruuon-s i:t2r If In,
Maryland-Vir .nIa .\lM I- cert Ae eiI -
ation, wth ofrr I in 'l tiuey Ei-:d
ins.
Work is being :u-el Is *he Wchin
ton office of the II.Irmen m preparaton
for the campaign whi hi is to be begun
Immediately fo' th. organization -f th
milk produa' .n _al -,s.>iation. ir
the various tesa . rietin:: of
the executi e m"ted t"
latter par' "I th- w-0. Ihir are tO
be appoir. wh w' I
organizat w he u( 4t rwts.
Lists o' a t su lyiNI.
milk t '1' 'A-s- ning . ket hale
been pro h- ite h. s ben
mapped - I ri: - .
being p
ganiers m I-- -
territory. v t '
how to o".
The org tt...z;
to be aio r,- s owe be iI
Chicago m. who rec-entl
Won their tlt r 1 pr Ce
DISTRICT TEAM WILL
ENTER RIFLE MATCHES
CvIliars DistrIt f.. epre
sented a ': ri-:1 tnatches to
be held ks i F'a.. October
U-211 by i: s-e'eted from members
of the var:o 1 ,:ubs ,, the District.
This is the 1r,1 tin' in history that
civilian rif:e ein ha been afforded
an opport ai'nate in national
matches. thee mt. nI ha'in formrny
been corr.in' tI n tarv oranizations.
Col. M \ Wint- r-silent of th
Army and Tv 1 -, .utj' Cliu. has
been appm a . f the team by
the Dist r - mr *ic.ners
The team wil !,a-o Washington tomo
rcw afterr _. T-ose on the team are
C. E. Grn e I B. ('ornwell. H . D
Ruddimar: 'ook. S M. Angelo. A.
Winter, Edward Strachan. J. W. Gardner,
C. F. Himmr ' B. Wetherald, S. H.
Weeder. I F H and, L. A. Steinkoenig,
-. T. J. BsIr- I C Bunn. R R Dayton.
E. G. Spekmani. H. Y Atwell, R. G
Stedman. E F Gude. A. F. Johnson
REDFIELD INDORSES
HALF DAY SATURDAYS
The proposal for a half holiday every
Saturday for government clerks Is in
dersed by Secretarv of Commerce Red
field, who has written to the President
urging the installation of the plan. The
letter is in response to a memorandum
issued by the Pre-ident to the head- of
the departments asking them to expres
their views on a letter sent to the Presi
dent by Samuel Ikmpers, president of the
American Federation of Labor. recom
mending the idea.
A majority of the Cabinet officers are
understood to have repiled favorably to
the proposition. and it Is expected the
President will issue an executive order
for the all year holiday.
SANDBAG "BOMB" PROVES
PRANK OF YOUNGSTERS
(By the Internatieal News Service.W
New Y .rk -The sandbag "bomb"
which was h Ir-' from the twenty-third
story window of a skyscraper upon an
elevated triu nora Rectr and Church
streeta early todav. causing a pani,
among scores of passengers. today was
traced to two little boys. who had play
fully dropped it. A city-wide search had
been instituted by the police, who thought
this to be a new method of attacking
train.
Theii eloth bag, tilted with wet sand.
crashed through the traIn roof wIth the
effectiveness of a bomb.
FARM LOAN BOARD
PLANS TWO TRIPS
The Federal Farm Loan Board has
under consideration a plan for hearing
in two sections the views of Southern
farmers and businse men on how the
South should be divided into Farm, Loan
districts. The tentative plan provides for
a trip of the board before election and
a second one after that event.
On the first trip the board would visit
cities as far West as New Orleans and
after election would cover the Texas and
Oklahoma regions. The plan has not yet
been fully decided upon.
"AREANSAS SPECIAL" COMING.
Uzhbitions Tra Will Visit Capital
October 23.
Pleas for entertainment of the metS
hers of the "Arkansas Special" are rap
Mly being formulated by the Arkansas
80eitety, of this city, and the Chamber
of Commerce. The "special" which will
errive in Waahington October 23, will be
in tcharge of H. Mi. Gregory. rate expert
et the Arkansas Railroad Commlsmin.
sWetye steel cars constitute the spe
b W Wich has been touring the South
tits coming to this city. EE
frmall parts of the State are
-M siamong the contents of the ears.
sh set notable exhibit. are Usn,Ue
114tt et Arkansas da=e=as from Pike
a , reette
Open 8:45 A. M. Close 5:3
Mail Orders Receive Prom
An Unparallei
Offering an Extraordinary Assortm
derpriced Purchases and Garments f
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fI I l S i 1 4 5 4 1 1 1 I , S S a a 1 a 1 8 1 I I se I S I - gegi I'm S
The New Fall
$2.00 All- Wool 48-inch Bla
A high-grade Broadcloth that will give full measur<
back, luster satiny finish, pure warranted dye, and strict]
fully 25% on a much wanted staple. But we warn yox
tion-no more even at $2.00 when these are gone. As l,
79c Mohair
Sicilian. .. .. .. . .. .59 .... c
pr-inch-Reversible M ha r. with a bright, lustrous and
permanent finish. in navy blue anti blick. This is a g reat
value. Remember, tne width , - inches); 79c 59#
- rade. Tomorrow. per yard
$2.50 50-in. Cream o
Cloth, Yd............. -1 8
For wrap-. ,oats and suits; c hes wide; all wool;
a .port broadcloth. in cream only; $1.850
75c All-Wool Storm n
Serge, Yd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 C
Bring samples for tompa i on These are all w ol
- pij"V go on sal-- toinorrllw. in navy.' bl a k. 9
myrtle. plum. red, c.; ~e value. at. vard .. ... .
Second Floor-New Building-Lansburgh A- Bro.
THE NEWEST MODI
FALL MILLIA
We Are Displaying Over a Th
Exquisitely Trimmed Model
At $5.00,$7.5
$10.00
Womer
following
buying ti
millinery
a reason.
tive. T
They ha
all their
and popt
is repress
velvet al
tions, the
The trirm
and sily
bochons,
anese nc
etc. In
greatest
,:4 Trimmed
New Yo
look the
them wil
see elses
convine<
in the m
Children 's and Misse
In a great variety of styles, kinds and cc
At 75c to $3.9
i Milh.... Sa.o-_S..... Floo.
D P. M. Saturday 6 P. M.
)t and Careful Attention.
ed Sale of We
ent of Garments at Prices which Cap th
rom Our Own Well Selected Stock Gr
78 New Fall Suits
or Women and Misses I
Here is an opportunity that no wom
)rk' this past week, and it was by far ti
them are identical with the suits sellir
d made in the very newest models. Al
rles, in black, brown, green, navy, taul
rd, serge and gabardine.
Coat Suits I
zt $27.50 to $39.50
Hundreds of them in every new and stylish
:lel. The assortment includes suits made of spot- P
of broadcloth. poplins, velours, velour checks, 0:
ges and gabardines, in black, blue, and all wanted
colors; fur-trimmed styles; braided 'effects and b
in tailored suits; all perfectly made by expert ir
rkmen; all linings are guaranteed. r
Ready-to-wear Section-Second Floor-Lansburghi
Dress Goods
ck Broadcloths, yd., $1.50.
of satisfaction, for tailored suits and dresses; twilled -
y first quality and all wool. Here is a chance to save
that we have only 285 yards for distribu
ng as they last........................ $ 1.5 0
d Black Henrietta, 50e :
14 twills; fine. all-wool Black Henrietta; a scarce fab
ric and a mighty big %alue; 75c value. At. a 50 -
ya rd .. ............. .......................
$1.25 New Silk Poplin
With Wool Warp ...... .0.
44nih Poplin a 1l pure ltaar Silk and Austraian
W nool. 0 th most ashionabe weaves for rl Fall
fire-e- shown in thirty new shade -light and dark co! -
ors,. icluding black and white.
75c Gray-Mix Poplin, n
50 in., Yard ....... ..
e for one-piece dresea. in gra m I e only; full
FIA Inch ,s wide; only a limited quantity be
quick; 7,c value. At, a yard..................... 59#
1 50 1 1,1 I i' s ~ I i I S I I I Iu I-:41 411,1 11S I I I ISI I I Io I
S IN Dainty L
E R Y Flanne
In a sale of vast importance.
the savings are worth while.
Hats Flannelettc
Exceptional Values
Wotmen's Night Robes of 'f
9 a dored stripe e ifecte. with fan cyI
a n dblue stIpes. Choice of those
i who know and are
the fashions are
icir fall hats in our
department. There's
They are distinc
hey are exclusive.
ye an individuality Third Floor-Lansburgh
own. Every new
lar shape and color
mnted in all velvets,
id plush combina
new velours, etc.
nings consist of goldMohreeisyu
er ornaments. ca- prhssaersosbef
Chinese and Jap
velties, bird wings,
fact, this is the
assentblage of
Hats this side of
rk. Come in and
m over. Compare
h the models you
bere, and you'll be
I of ou spemc
ilinery world.
s' Hats ~
Extra Special House
25c Playing Cards,
9c a Pack A
The United States Playing Card
ompany's regular quarter deck New Fail House
if cards-our advertised card. ginghams. in solld
Sach pack contains bridge and long and three-quari
40 score cards; choke of blue, with eontraattng col
rreen, brown or red backs. iumit. trimmed; all with P
packs to a buyer. very specal at $1.25
Main Fioor-Lansburgh & Bro. ihird Floor-La
men s and M
e Climax for Value Giving. This S
ouped Together for Another Rousin
$ 1 '85 All .16
15. 16t
an in Washington can afford to miss.
ie most remarkable purchase of the s
g in our regular stock as high as $2
are lined with Goetz's peau de cygn
>e, and Burgundy. Plain tailored an
Vew Serge Dresses
at $15.00
New arrivals are coming every day and we are
oud to say it is the most comprehensive display
Dresses in the city at this price. You may choose
om an unlimited assortment of new and stylish
odels in every wanted fall color; also many com
nation effects; all are prettily trimmed and made
the very latest manner; all sizes for women and
isses, 16 to 44 bust.
& Bro.
A Distinct Novelty in
Nemo "Back-Resting"-"'t Rests
There is real value in this latest Nerni
"Back-Resting" Corset. - A simple contrivanc
supports tired back-muscles
prevents and relieves back
ache, induces an erect, gracefu)
poise, and gives ultra-modisk
fashion-lines. Of the severs.
models, these are amrong th4
most notable:
FOR SLERm AID M
No. 350-A light-weight corset
of fine material, light boning; at"
20 to 30-43.50.
FOR FULL FIURU
sso No. 509-A Back-Resting made
with Nemo"Invisible"Self-Reduciil
Strape; a perfect corset for the fal
e.e1u6 but not over-stout figure-..4
FOR MM. GM FRIGURES-No. 338 is a dany
Corset for really thin girls and women. Wide unboam
high hip bone and make a graceful waist-line. Sies
ndermuslins and
!ette Garments
Prices are considerably lower than regular and
Night Robes 69c
at ..............
ne quality flannelette. in all white and dainty col
,raid trimmings: also extra size,' in prelt pink or
ith collar or the surplice neck tyles: all sizes.
Night Robes at $1.00.
Made of extra hea quality flannelette.
wvith hood; also a Na ict of other models in
white and colora.
Nainsook Gowns-99c.
A ver' special value in Night Robes, of
fine qualt nain on k. Empire yokes and
fancy sleeves: prettily trimmed with dainty
) laces and embroidery.
Muslin Gowns at 69.
Women's Gown.-. of fine quality muslin;
_Hubbard yoke; high and \neck styles trim
0 med with fine lace insertion and edges.
Extra Size Gowns, $1.00.
Women's extra size Gowns, of nine muslin.
Hubba1-d yokes: V-necks, with fine embroid
rery edges and insertions.
Little Tots and B
pportunity to outfit the girls at a big saving in the
r these timely offerings.
New Fall and Winter
C asIn All Sizes From S to 14
Children's Coats of fine chinchillas; fa
cloths in a variety of colors and styles. All ar
some have the large collars of same mater
:ollars; all are perfectly tailored throughou
Midy Dleses at $
all white or with colored 0o as size
or.;a variety of beatifu styls in all
(luchdren's Dres
models othersnwit makd yksgi
size.. 6 to 14 years.
Fade of heavy qualty Gaea eloh,
Dresses EXTRA SPEC
Dresses AI-Linen
$1.25 Handkerchiefs
Dreses of6 for 39c
elors, stripes and checks;
er sleeve models trimmed Ladies All-linen Haa
srs. Some are embroidery chiefs of fine quitt
mrl Atton. Sizes 26 to 46. titched and finished with
i Aroldered initeal In oma
burgis & dire. Main Flor-ALasburgH a
sses' Coat Suits
Le Represents a Number of Special Un
g Monday Sale.
)izes Induding Stouts
20, 36 to 44 & 37 to 51
Our Buyer secured them while in New
eason. They are not job suits, but many
7-50. Every garment is perfect tailored
e, and you may choose from 8 distinct
d fancy trimmed suits of pqplin, w-hip
The New Coats
$14.95 to $49.50
Never have we displayed such an assortment of
beautiful coats as we do this season. The gigantie
purchase of coats we made last week brings to you
the greatest values that we have ever been able to
offer. Included are this season's newest stv!es in
semi-fitting, belted and flare models of everv de
sirable material and color. Many are fur trimmed;
also included is a great variety in Salt's Fur-tnmmed
Plush Coats; all sizes.
There Is No Adv
Corsets! IW
!oulr BQCk"
> inventia-tbe Having placed our orners
e, self-adjusting, ales us to offer merihand e of
*we would hame to a4k un~der p
Mercerized Co ore
ehe uatre o Advm
fect silk finisG for oa. dres
Hpink, an, Copenagen oa oeu
dyes used a e f e -. -mc ande
Kidi
M eCeloe d. oe
W x e ave jut ree ed ip e
ltomorrow~ tm n b ,e
fec w eai a r wts I . d -
pink, tan, Cpenagen na.pup
also a ful 1:ne of plamn PR e .
S Emb'd Skirting Flannels.
19 to 26- 43,0.OA t-, M ! Pies.
M si.:a a d $1..A) ,rd.
-
Replenish Your Ward
Beautiful New Mod'
Two special purchases this past week er -u t|
row's shoppers. Take advantage of this oppo .notv to
New VoileBlouse
I VVery Specially
Priced at . . . C
Women's Bloue r , o! a
fine quality white %ode i a num
ber of pretty new mode . ith
dainty lace trimmmgn . s 'ize&.
GeorgetteCr
A large vanety of beautiful
with strpes and plids im arious
. aorgttecombined with 8!ack Te
Wais Deprtmet--Tirdloo-IAnsburgh &W
!g Girls Hav -Yo- Started
ost. Several special A 'rt Nei
$7 95\ Rmmete iei i
ymixtures and plain :: L
in the newest models; i
ials, others with velvet sILuhenZe.
of fine qualityv Galatea: qaiy us ie tme
:o 20 yearhs.til.Seca 5
ka. plaid a nd solid cotl
r9 fo :kig bespeds tal
Isg aaqrmet al 1at..once ....?Iiee ug eon
n nat trie ifets or , Eachn iet coss sfc an fcente
New TurkFish oweLnsg of hev
ai t: gus sze; sa pe
withimtil. S ecia