Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 36

38 . : 3 THE EVENING 'STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 1 two wecks of February, and will visi illion women of the United | Callao and Valparaiso, Later the ves. i i : a o be asked to sign a peti- sels will again assemble here and or Harding requesting . Is Your ConSCIence ClCfil’? maneuvers will end on February 22. him to quit cigarettes after March 4, [dents - ! Have you saved one life when you could have saved | | many ? i Have you saved NONE when you might Lave saved | | some? 1 THEY ARE LOOKING TO YOU. The lives of 3,510,000 starving children are on vour hands and on your souls. You, alone, Americans, can s from death. In God’s name, DO NOT LET Il Fill out this coupon and send it with your to John Poole, Treasurer, European Relief Cot National Bank, Washington, D. C. $10 will save the life of a child. How m vill you | | save? iei | « ‘hite House mog 1ue 1o have a clean roeord in the r of cigarette smoking Presi Our Downtown Store—414 gth St.—Open Saturday Nights. 09" \ Some ‘‘Florsheims and "“Tri-Wear~ Shoes Now Included at A Sale—Women's $16.50—$13.50 Stetson High and LLow Shoes Reduced for Quick Clearance 6.85 We have regrouped from recent sales. several hundred pairs STETSON High Walking Shoes, Ox- fords and Pumps. GIVES COST OF HIDE USED PREPARING i IN PAIR OF MEN’S SHOESE FOR FLEET IMANEUV _ i 777777777 Two $17.50 styles Four $15 styles Five $12 styles L. D. H. Weld Says the Price Has |Kansas to A Dropped to the Pre-War lantic Ships V Figures. January 1 DOZEN styles of our famous “FLORSHEIMS” and fhe National s “TRI-WEARS” now go into the big $8.35 sale of 1 the Tast vear hides have fallen S i AZon = & : in value untl t costino Men’s Shoes. This season’s latest novelties in Tan and I enibcror it S an i T 3rown Cordovan, Norwegian Calf and Scotch Grain. Most- 1y “Brogue” and Semi-Brogue effects in Shoes and Oxfords. : hd $1 a pound And they are in all sizes. “that shoe prices co sroportion. to Many other kinds of shoes of other makes also included at the v exte nno“,',',a'é?“r"d'ff:ufi'éfi v o e e same price. Values from $12 up. Narrow, medium and full-toe Heiti their plants or are r DNearlyseMehy SIzC ed 1 one oi models for every sort of wear and almost every leather vou can another of the many styles in the sale think of, irom hefty Cordovan down to feather-weight kidskin. Because we bought them ‘way bélow the market from overstocked manufacturers—we are selling them at only $8.35. PS LOOTING VILNA. . Zellgonski’s Army Repurted Disobeying Officers. c ) \\‘§$“‘§§ $ Oflis: €lasmnse Sulls 1 305 F N s 8 A : Frenies | : N ¢ \X\};‘%@&@ for Men | . e s ) OO evs 4405 and 695 || i : AN i K S pe v i Tt s roperied_are aiobeying opulation of the city. ! e e e Another Special I properly the animal bod. H | : | i L . | Dale of Diamon ing . 2Kk . | | e = 4 H e The entif€ sum needed to save the lives of three and a half millions of starving children in the “ re g ) 4 s of st I i . war devastated areas of Europe is less than the cost of one medern battle-ship, according to Mr. {i On Thrift Club Terms of Hoover. An:English super-dreadnought of the latest type is said to cost more than $32,000,000. i I Correspondents put the cost of Japan’s new fighting monster, the Mutsu, at $40,000,000. A United | Stzftes battle-crms_er of the formidable type of the Lexington costs the taxpayer about $23,000,000 to i A Week build. = The United States naval estimates for 1921, the New York World notes, are nearly | : S/OO,GOO.?OO. as cnn'lpared with naval appropriations of about $400,000.000 in Great Britain, and i, : 1“?()“1 SI:’QOOQOOO in Japan,—and the United States is facing a deficit for the current fiscal vear | ! . - b f fin i of approximately $2,000,000,000! An official statistician recently showed that ninety-three cents ! Included in this sale are also a num o 2 ; out of every dollar collected by the United States GGovernment goes to pay for past or future wars. il rings from our recent $60 sale, fmlkmg the :'stnrm:lmcmvu says Major-General Tasker H. Bliss, who was Military Representative of the !; assortment most attractive. 'L’:“.:!i‘l(:t:ngj("?, thf‘_fi“}“‘:emc '“ ar ('uu‘ncil zmd.('nnnnis»inner Plenipotentiary on the American ' I Mountings in Green Gold, White Gold fr“-"l‘ minn'l‘m]»"m is the only means of preserving the werld from bankruptcy and civilization i and Platinum for Ladies or Gentlemen . O Thf: proposal :'A.xr a general disarmament of the nations of the world is arousing the deepest in- A special purchase from a noted manufactur % S a ountries. The leading article ; o ~ QTS el enables us to offer these handso ings, compiete witi 5 terest in all count The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week January # tololfer these Band ook o : 15th, summarizes pubflic opinion everywhere on this subiject : i beautifui diamonds, at considerably less than usu : f SYLsct: i entire lot goes on sale tomorrow mornir Other important news-features i is week’ SBSiare: i there are over 100 rings, there are just a few of cach p es in this week's DIGEST arc: : individual pattern. In all there are COXRT® 7 . o | : - “Wild West” Bandits In Our Cities | Thirty-Six Different Styles Criminal Records and the Steps That Are Being Taken to Check the So-Called i Some are in green gold with white gold tops, others “National Crime Wave” are all white gold, while many have beautiful piatinun: s . tops. A word about the diampnds. They have been : Huge Secret Armies in Germany? An Austere Shrine for an Austere e L i i ¥ “ e 9y R tionally attractive in these rich mountings. A fine op- : % Lakor 5 Dred S.C?t: Decision Emperor il !\x»l‘tlzll}t)' to purchase a beautiful diamond 1 one cf the o Po qur; Cancelltls What Germa.ny Says of Ol.ll' Churches ¢ ] I newest mountings at a genuine economy. : oetic Justice at Fiume How to Keep the Lord’ p the Lord’s Day . 2 rings are exchangeable Home Rule for Santo Domingo How New Zealand Aids Its Children 1 e t fu?l value L Central Europe’s Blackest Winter The Alcohol Industry | 7 : Ireland’s Reign of Terror Child Labor | | A Cynical Close-up of China “Matty’s” Tribute From the Fans ! We sell all the best known nationally ad- How the “Tank” Was Evolve d Topics of the Day vertised makes of jewelry and silverware on - Falling Prices and Rising Fires Best of the Current Poetry ! thrift club terms of b % | 3 Many Interesting Hllustrations, Maps and Humorous Cartoons | $1 a Week 3 . 3 January 15th Number Sal d we guaraniee money back if you can on Sale Today—Newsdealer —. e anciucks i y s 10 Cents—$4.00 a Year buy cheaper for cash. H 'Tis a NI i) Jiterary Digest | chaaSoirts & Son 5 AEOLTAN VOCA LlleS—SDE('kfl x'm:luct‘ions on I\\'.D FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK i 708 7!:}1 St. N.W. e G T"“‘“I 3123 M St. N.W.