Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 20

ebuild” into them all their original klaces around their necks. : o i In keepmg with the times, tl‘us Daylight We “rebui % s g + Tl(n:::lu;“&e:e enflaroundiithelriinecks: R:;n:;&?_:u and 'f.?é?,?{.fi’.‘.‘,: ‘{-’ofif‘ffi: Beni. 2% paid on Checking and 37 on Savings Accounts Shoe-Rebuild Factory of ours is now pre- shapeliness and comiort, = ey cOme bec fo'say fat-and greatly overnourished: | an increase of 10 per cent in wakscto | Jan.8 e % . 2 e W—1 S e men wore expensive diam t gk g service added. age were much more rotund in @D-ments, and from 50 to 60 per cent|| ~Jan- 22 Expert workmanship and the best ma- . terials obtainable make this shop the logi- cal place to bring or send your shoes. 2 ) : ] This Week at Hahn's Modern **Shoe Hospital ™ $1. for men's or women's—best grade oak leather half-soles with rubber heels Whole Soles, with rubber heels, men's or women's $250 by hand without extra charge. THE EVENING ST “Starving Germany” Spends Marks on One Note: On above special offer for this week, all women’s fine shoes are stitched Million BY GEORGE WITTE. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1921. BERLIN. February 1.—One million marks ($250,000) was spent here last night at a fashionable ball at the very time German newspapers were broad- casting the slogan that Germany was “unable” to pay the war indemnity fixed at Paris. It was a typical in- stance of the “starving Germany of today.” The event was a ball given by the Berlin Press Association. {he most fashionable event of the season, which “everybody” attends. Those most conspicuous among the cabinet min- isters and others prominent in the political life of Germany were Prime Minister Fahrenbach, Foreign Secre- tary Dr. Simons and Gen. Seeckia, all of whom have made “starving Germany’ the best known phrase in the world. ‘Whay did the guests see? The writ- er was present and for a quarter of an hour watched the procession that passed the box reserved for the gov- ernment. The ministers and corre- spondents marveled at gorgeously |dressed women with glittering dia- pearance than before the war. On the whole. the five thousand per- sons who attended the ball, which was given in the hall of the Berlin Zoological Gardens, Wwerc as prosver- ous looking and richly dressed a crowd as London or any large Ameri- , TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, Ball touring the devastated regions over- turned on a lonely road near Lublin. WIIl Repair Russian Locomotives. LONDON.—An undertaking for the |repair of virtually all of Russia’s loco- motives, extending over a number of years, has been signed between the London firm of Armstrong. Whitworth & Co., and the Russian trade delega- tivn. “The contract is subject to the signing by Great Britain of the trade agreement with Russia. South Africa to Get Trophies. JOHANNESBURG, Union of South Africa—On the occasion of a brilliant review Saturday Prince Arthur of Con- naught, governor general of the Union of South Africa, amid enthusiasm, an- nounced: that, at the instance of the premier, Gen. Jan Christian Smuts, King George 'had taken steps to secure the return to the Union government of war trophies in the form of figures and plaques originally intended as part of the memorial to Kruger at Pretoria. He added that the government had accepted | the figures for the original purpose with ! the deepest gratitude. Rome Hotel Strike Ends. ROME.—The strike of the employes increase to indoor servants, according | to their wages. Strauss to Command Asintic ¥iget. | MANILA, P. L—Rear Admiral Jo- seph Strauss is expected to arrive here Wednesday to assume command 1921. miral Albert Gleaves, completing two years of service in Asiatic waters. upon turning command of the fleet over to Rear Admiral Strauss, plans to xinve for the CUnited States this week. Harrison Lauds Government. MANILA, P. L—Belief that a stable government exists in the Philippine Islands, which he declared was a pre- requisite for independence, was re- iterated here by Governor General Francis Burton Harrison. in a fare- well reception tendered him at a joint session of the senate and house of the Philippines. Wholesale Selling Price of Beef in Washington Prices realized on Swift & Com. pany’s sales of carcass beef on ship ments sold cut for periods showan below, as published in the news- papers, averaged as follows, showing the tendency of the market: Week RANGEPERCWT. Av-Prics Ending row—nigy PurCute Dec.11 Dec.18. Dec.24. Jan. 29, u.no 18 Swift & Company U.S. A. - Corner 1S5th and H Sts. Northwest INVESTING MONEY is a banker’s business. He is a specialist in it, trained by long experience. The very nature of his profession enables him to command sources of information which comparatively few men, whatever their occupation, are in a position to command. i If you have funds to invest, consult our Officers. They know the investment market and investment values. Their advice will be impartial, intelligent, val- uable. UnioNTrusT (OMEANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA EDWARD J.STELLWAGEN,President can city has seen since the war. of the United States Asiatic fleet. Ad- By the Associated Press. v b Ph i1 Bii Caba Outlook Brightens. & one, mail or bring HAVANA.—With the ending today of o the moratorium decree and the coming into effect of new legislation passed un- der the supervision of Gen. Crowder, President Wilson's special envoy, hope- ful expectancy seemed to pervade finan- to nearest Hht . ) NS 4 gnsy Hahn™ Store i EE e Cor | 1914-16 P Ave e T g ok commercial ooligations. Tth LK 235Padve SE —PTOMPt deliveries will be shown. S ve. American Woman Injured. ‘WARSAW, Poland.—Mrs. Josefa Kud- lieka of Buffalo, N. Y., an American Red Cross worker, was brought to the War- saw Hospital here, !“R.YI?(‘)S from con- tusions of the legs and ly, received when an automobile in which she was Selling Nationally Known Food Products ! at Lower Prices. Visit the Store Nearest You vl Save Money—Save Time! NewVictor Records s Bt " : for February éres in Washington oEpgsansesnymim s |l [EAGLE MILK . . . . can, 24c] | e CHALLENGE MILK. . can, 18c|| | - mnusical triumphs of the great singers and instrumentalists who make Victor Records. Look over this list and you will appreciate the wealth of new music and entertainment presented. Mark the numbers you Jiffy Jell would like to hear and have any Victor dealer play them for you. 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