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NEW YORK. Aug 28. Men whose
matrimonial Inclinations are held In
check during the present H. C. L.
Hium hv the fear that the cost of
feminine -necessities would put a dent
no deen to hrldce In the Incomes
which they need for their own up
vn mlirht nerk ud a bit after elan
..in.- nv.r a list of clothes which
some Toronto, Canada, women are no
ticlnc that the total cost cornea amy
to J230 40.
The list was made up by women
employes of the Canadian General
Electric Company, who are agitating
for a wage increase and along; with
their petition presented the coat of
their clothes. It is as follows:
Suit at SIS to last two yeara and SS
for altf rations, cleaning. Ac
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HONOR FATHER DUARTTS
The Rev. Augustus J. Duarte, for
eight yeara vice president of Gonxaga
College, has been appointed vice preal
dent of the Jesuit Seminary, College
of the Sacred Heart, wooasiocx, -.a.,
it wan announced today.
Father Duarte Is well known both In
academic and parochial circles in
Washington. During his stay at Oon
zaga he did more than anyother man
In bringing together former- students
and alumni of the school. Also, It was
largely through hla efforts that the
Passion Play, -The Slopes or. uu
vary," wu successfully presented In
the college last winter.
Father Dvlarte came to 'Washington
In 1S0S, from Loyola, College. Baltimore,
and took up the position of Prefect
of Discipline at Georgetown Univer
sity. Prior to going to Baltimore, he
was head master In Jesuit College.
Kingston. Jamaica. He went, to G-on
zaga College In 1908,
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HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
President and Mrs..
lomat Gala Performance of "America's Answer
T
HE President and Mrs. Wilson
entertained Informally at
luncheon at the White House
todav. the guests of honor
being Dr. Baltaaar Brum, minister of
foreign affairs of Uruguay, and tha
Other distinguished Uruguayans who
are with him in this country on spe
cial mission. The Secretary of State
and Mrs. Lansing were among the
guests to meet them.
Thl mornlnir Dr. Brum and mem
bers of his party visited the Navy
Yard and tnis etemng, aner mums
at the Blair residence, wnere tney
are making their headquarters while
In Washington, they will be guests
of the Secretary of State and Mrs
Lansing at the Belasco 'i neater to
see "America's Answer."
i-aat evenlnar Dr. Brum and his as
sociates dined with Mr. ana sime.
.Hugo V. de Pena. Mr. de rena is
secretary ox- the legation oi Uruguay,
and has been charge d'affaires since
the death of-hls father, the late Dr.
Carlos Maria de Pena, who was Uru
guayan minister to the united states
for many years. As the hosts are In
mourning, the dinner waa Informal.
The guests Included a few of Mr.
de Pena's countrymen who chanced
to be in Washington.
At Iaa-Asaerlean TJnlon.
In the event of rain the reception
which John Barrett, director general
of the Pan-American Union, Is giving
this afternoon. In honor of Dr. Brum
and the members of hla suite will
be held In the Hall of the Americas
of the Pan-American building. Other
wise the fete I)I be al fresco, taking
place In the lovely "Aztec garaen.
Mr, Barrett win tie assisted by Mrs.
Robert Lanstnjr. Mrs. Julius Lay.Hra.
Francisco J. Tanes, wife of the as
ulatant director of the Pan-American
Union, and Mme, Hugo Vde Pena,
alfe of the charge aanaires ut
Uruguay, who will All the role of
hostesses. They will preside at the
tea tables, which, weather permitting,
will be laid on the shady terrace of
tha Pan-American annex overlooking
the blue lagoon, with it presiding
genius the famous "oad Indian.
There will be no formal receiving
line, but Mr. Barrett will stand with
Dr. Brum and the other merobtrs of
the" mission, and will present mo
T.i.t tn them. The Axtec garden
will be guiltless of decorations, which
could only mar Its peneci oeauiy,
,..-fr the flaes of Uruguay and
the United States hanging aide by
side Within the building the spacious
rooms win have a simple but effec
i.. 4.A?atinn of nalma and cut
flowers.
Will See War Flint.
The .performance of the new war
fllm "America's Answer," put out un
der the auspices of the committee on
ntn Information, at the Belasco
Theater this evening, will be a gala
occasion. Most of the members of
the Cabinet now In town will be
present, and official and diplomatic
society will be largely represented.
The Secretary oi state ana jura.
Lansing, with their guests. Dr. Brum
and members of the Uruguayan-mission,
wlU be present, and the Secre
tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Mc
Adoo are also expected to attend.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Raker will be nresent, and will be
accompanied by their young son and
daughter. Newton D. Baker, 3d. and 1
Miss Betty Baker, who
are in a state I
of enthusiastic excitement at being
allowed to attend an entertainment
in the evening. The Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels will also
witness the presentation of the film,
and will have with them several
guests who are staying with them.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Lansing entertained twenty officers
stationed in and near Washington at
luncheon yesterday. Secretary and
Mrs. Lansing are members of the con
gregation of the Church of the Cove
nant, through which arrangements
are made for the entertainment of
scores of officers and enlisted men
each Sunday.
The MeAdooa Return.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo returned to town this
morning from their summer home at
White Sulphur Springs.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels are back at their home In
Wyoming avenue after a week-end
trip down the Potomac aboard the
Sylph. Miss Mary Brooke and Miss
Isabel Wannamaker. of Philadelphia:
Lieut. Josephus Daniels, U S M. C:
and Lieut. Graves Wllliamr.U S.M C
returned with them, and the little
house party Secretary and Mrs. Dan
lels are now entertaining includes
Mrs Daniels' brother-tn law and sis
ter, Lieut Commander and Mrs. David
Worth Bagley.
The Argentine Ambassador, Dr. Ro
mulo S Naon. Is with Mme Naon at
Beuna Vista Springs, Pa., for a short
visit.
The Minister of China and Mrs.
Wellington Koo, who spent several
days in Washington last week, are
back at their summer home at Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa.
Serbian Envoy nealgna,
Because of 111 health, Lloubomlr
Mlchallovltch, Serbian minister to the
United States, has resigned his post.
Tevrem Slmitch, first secretary of the
legation, is acting as charge d affaires
until a new minister can be appointed.
Mrs. George T Marye. who has
been spending the summer at York
Harbor. Me., has gone to White Sul
phur Springs, where she will be Joined
later by .Mr Marye who has been
spending the summer In Washington.
Mrs. Marye Is now the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Moreland,
Mr and Mrs. Walter Scott Penfleld
have gone to Brlarcllff, N Y , and
are stopping at Brlarcllff lidge.
Congressman and Mrs J Campbell
Cantrlll have postponed the dinner
which fhey were to have given last
evening in honor of the Speaker and
Mrs. Champ Clark.
At Blue IUda;e Snmmlt.
Miss Ceclle Cook, who has been
visiting Mrs T. Septimus Austin and
her daughter. Miss Madeline Austin, In
Washington, has gone to Blue Ridge
Summit, where she Is the guest of the
Minister from Ecuador and Madame
Ellzeda.
Mrs Austin and her daughter will
soon start on a motor trip through
the White Mountains, the North Shore
of Massachusetts, and the Berkshire
Swift A Comparer's -aales of fresh beef tn
Washington, D C , for tha weak andltir
Saturday, August 31. 11I, averaged li 16
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MISS VIRGINIA MINOR, .
Daughter of Mrs. Tucker Sands, -who is prominent.in Red Cross work.
They will retrim to Washington early
In October.
Mrs. Troutman, who ha been with
h'er husband. Paymaster Nelson S.
Troutman, U. S. N. In Washington
and at Old Point Comfort. Va- Is now
with her mother, Mrs. Stanley Smith,
at Sheffield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anehineloss
are the guests of Mrs. Auchlncloss"
parents, CoL and Mrs. Edward M.
House, at their summer home in Mag
nolia, Mass.
CoL and Mrs. William Cary Sanger
have leased the house at 1633 Massa
chusetts avenue for the coming win
ter. The house Is owned by Major and
MrsT George J. Newgarden. who aje
now Ib-the South, where Major New
garden Is stationed. The house has
been occupied for the past year by
the chief of the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, of the Com
merce Department, and Mrs. Burwell
Cutler. Mr. and Mre. Cutler will take
an apartment for the coming year.
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane and Miss Nancy Lane, aa Is
their .usual custom on Sundays, apent
'"c.","; BCBr trio, returning
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early In the evening.
Georges Roussos, minister of Greece,
and the counselor of the embassy,
Mr. Vouros, who went to New York
a few days ago to meet N. G. Krylad
kndes and Archbishop Mexaxakln. on
a special mission, will return to
Washington today or Tuesday, accom
panied by their distinguished coun
trymen. Visit la Atlantic City.
CoL and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins are
guests of Mrs. Charles C Glover. Jr.,
In Atlantic City for a few days. They
are spending the greater part of the
summer with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry S. Patterson, at Ramapo, N. Y.
Mrs. Andre W. Brewster is at Gar
den City, L. I. for several weeks.
Brigadier General Brewster is in
France.
Congressman and Mrs Andrew Jack-
aon Montamie have gone to Klchmona
to spend several weeks. Their daugh
ters. Mrs. Landon C. weurord ana
Mrs. Joseph Nunnally. are with them.
Ensign Albert Beecher Crawford. U
S. .N- and Mrs. Crawford are occupy,
lng for the summer the Q street
residence of Commander Edwin H
Tillman. U. S N.. and Mrs Tillman.
Mrs. Crawford Is the daughter of
CaoL H. H. Christy. U. S. N., and Mrs.
Christy.
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Store Hours:
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& REMARKABLE CLEARANCE
SALE
of --
Odd Lots of Suits and Dresses
The garments included in this sale are for the most
part one of a kind and were made by the best tailors
and dressmakers.
Not only are there selections appropriate for every
present need, but many suits and dresses will fill various
fall and winter requirements.
SUITS for street' o"4"1?' Kurd and dress.
REDUCED TO
S18.50, $25.00, 528.50, S35.00 and S45.00
DRESSES for street, afternoon and evening.
REDUCED TO
'St 7.50, $25.00, $35.00, $45.00 and $55.00
The above prices are much under the original values.
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CapL and Mrs. C. Crlttendon Cal
houn have arrived at White Sulphur
Springs where they have gone to
spend part of their honeymoon, Mrs.
i-.ihmin wu formerly Mrs. Barker
r.nmmere. of Washington ana new
York.
fr rtavmond T. Baker will re
turn to Washington tonight wlth Mr.
Baker to remain for a lew aays.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker have had a
their guest for a few days at their
place in Lenox .Miss aictjrraicK. oi
Hastlnga-on-me-iiuason, ana enter
tained at dinner for her on Saturday.
Col and Mrs. Robert T. Thompson
and their guests. Mr. and Mra. Theo
dore B- PelL were among "the cot
tagers at Southampton yesterday wno
enjoyed a dip In the ocean and after
ward bad luncheon at the Shlnnecock
Hills Golf Club before the afternoon
game of gol
Brig. Gen. Frederick V. Abbott, U.
S. A., and Mrs. Abbot, have as their
guests Mrs. Schultx. wife of CoL Ed
ward H. Schultr, U. S. A, .now on
duty at Camp Leach. Colonel Schultx
has returned to his post from
Wheeling, W. VaL where he waa
called early in the month by the
death of his father. Miss Gertrude
Schultx daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. Schultz. will Join her parents
In Washington this -week. She is
now visiting in Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCord and Miss
Agnes Hoffmann and party of
friends have returned from a motor
trip to Atlantic City and Philadel
phia. ADVERTISEMENT
AFTER SICKNESS
Mrs. Page Telia Sow Vinol Restored
Her Strength and Stopped a Cough
Brooklyn, Conn. Pneumonia left
me weak, run-down and Trith a
pouch for which I doctored for six
months without getting' better. A
friend from Vinrinia asked me to try
Vinol. It healed my cough, gave me
a good appetite, I sleep well and
feel well and strong." Mrs. Thom
as Page.
Vinol owes its success in such
cases to beef and cod liver peptones,
iron and manganese peptonates and
glycerophosphates, the oldest and
most famous body building and
strength creating tonics known.
O'Donnell's Drug Stores and drug
gists everywhere.
a!
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8:30 to 5:30
wm&Mf
Closed All Day Labor fray Sept. 2,
THE BUSY CORNER JENfW.flfc.AT 8TH.ST.
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Open: 9j15 A.
Hundreds of SmartGringliam
and Crepe Dresses
In the MMtExtraordrarySale of the Entire Season
The RemakuBg Stock of One of tke Coaitry's Leafing
Dres Makers Qiojed to U at Oar Own Price
Sale Prices $2.29 and $2,95
Dree Ma4e Up to Sell at
$2.95 to $4.945 Attractive
Styles, Rick CoktfiBgt.
It is not often that ypn
have such an . opportunity
right at the height of popu
larity to buy dresses at such
savings. ' Would not have the
chance now, but for the fact
that the maker wanted .to dis
pose of present stock before
beginning: to make up fall
dresses. His loss is your gain.
Jwt tfie dresses yoawaat
for home, porch, market,
ttreet or even to wear to office.
Every sort of gingham and
cotton crepe dress that is in
fashion this summer. Is included.
The ginghams are in checks, plaids, stripes and plain
colors. -The crepes-in patterns that are very similar to
the ginghams.
"Billie -Burke" and waistline models, some with em
broidered collars, white pique, oTgandie, also plain-colored
gingham collar in contrasting colors. Some have
wide patent leather belts.
Colors include pink, blue, lavender, tan, greenetc
Sizes 34 to 46, with plenty of the larger sizes.
Kann's Bargain Table Street Floor.
New Fall '
Corduroys Are.
Ready at the Silk
Store Tuesday
Morning!.
The -fashionable wide? wale
kind that may be developed
Into such stunning- tailored
suits, wraps or separate altlrta.
Splendid uualltiea, thai will
jive almost unlimited wear.
Corduroys of thla character
promise to be more popular
than at any other season, not
alone for their rich appear
ance, but for the lonjr service
they will -!.
Twenty colors here to sh-iose
from, also black and white.
32 VJt!f'"." $1-50
Kann's Silk Store Street
Floor.
Here's Your Victrola!
The Latest Model, Completely
Equipped, for only $97-
This is the newest VietreU, Model X-A, equipped with
Ready File, the new device which mikes finding or filing
any record a matter of only & moment.
You may have the Victrola. in either oak or mahogany
and in several beautiful finishes. You may pay for it on
our easy payment plan, or in cash, but in either event the
p..ce for the completely equipped instrument will bo but S97,
M. to 6 P. M.
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Brantf New Ribbons
In Rich Autumnal
- Colorings
fairly ask. you to make
them into bags: they are so
pretty equally aa desirable
for slrdles and yest fronts.
Color combinations that sub
test the woods in October.
They ar 64 to OH inches
wide" and priced, a yard,
$L25to$3.50
New Lingerie Wash
Ribbons
In dainty new two-ton
color combinations, such a.
pink and white, pink and blue,
blue and white. Their use will
make your lingerie much more
attractive than plain color
ribbons.
Nok 1, 85c piece, or a yard..te
No. 1 14, 1J3 piece, orayd.. lie
No, 2, J1.45 piece, or a yard.ISe
No. 3, J2.15 piece, or a yard.33e
No. 5, S",95 yard, or a plece.SOe
No. 9, 15.45 piece, or a yard. Sic
Kann's Street Floor.
We are prtpaied to sepplr these
vho hare already booiat Victrolaa.
vnh Ready If tic. tha ceovcaUae
and handiome record filial device
aaowa here, at tha following- prlcea:
For $73. SSS or 190 VkitsIu. J7 per
: for SIOO. $110, or $115 Victrolaa,
$7-50 par t.
Kann's Fourth Floor
3f
cants per pouao. Aavu