Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 4

~ Marlow Coal Company $1,000 GEM STOLEN. Other Thefts. A police gearch for a lavallier valued at $1,000 was instituted yes- terday afternoon. Victoria Bellew. owner of the jewelry, told the police the lavallier was taken from her room at 309 3d street southeast. It was set with forty diamonds, she stated, and had a chain attached. An intruder was in the house of Dr. J. E. Hegarty, 3020% R street, the past two weeks. Entrance was gained through a rear window, the police were told, and table silver worth $125 stolen. Miss Ruth Davis, 142 Kentucky ave- nue southeast, told the police that she was robbed of a pay envelope WILL BE CLOSED One-Half Day On Saturdays During July and . August And All Day On July 4th Fill Your Bins Now With Our 1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, e e | BELLEAU PROJECT PLANS QUTLINED Association Formally An- nounces Program for Hon- oring U. S. Dead in France. Indorsed by Secretary of the Navy Denby, Gen. John J. Pershing, chief of High-Grade Coal Phone Main 311 811 E N.W. to have impersonated him Telegraph Company. | a1 Swas sent him b M. . Foley, Tulsa, Okla. Our Stores Clcséd All Day Monday Youngolks’WhteShoes - for the July 4th Outings Now go out with $ 45 Other $5.50, $4.85 and $4 * ] Low Shoes at............. UST in time for the 4th and one and two strap_Pumps re- and the vacation trips duced from $5.50, $+.85 and $3.45 that follow — many of —and come in all sizes, 6 to 11 and 11% to 2. Also plenty of our best $4 to $5.85 “Gro Nups” styles in girls’ patent, tan and brown low shoes and boys’ Gunmetal Oxfords. All at $245! Play Shoes our misses’ and chil- dren’s highest grade white dress and play shoes are included in that great $2.45 sale. White Kid, white Nu-Buck, white “Eve” Cloth, black and tan trimmed styles, in Sports Oxfords L1 . ™" B Kedchng the Kids in MI(EDS.n Tennis Boys’ and girls’ good wearing tan leather “Barefoot” Sandals and Play Oxfords, with Goodyear stitched solid leather soles. Boys’ high-cut “KEDS,” Boys’ and girls’ white or with tan trimming and brown “KEDS” Oxfords. reinforced ankle - bone 5 to patches. 11 to 2.59 : ... $1.39 Boys’ and girls’ plain : i high-cut “KEDS,” Misses’ and children’s 5 to ) 5t0 10%........ $1.49 white “KEDS Instep- 11 .......... 5 Other larger «strap Pumps, $].99 and $1Z€S ¢eponmmasss LTI $L. 1 White Shoes fér Women All roads to;norrow lead to this great “Hahn" Sale at $5.95 RACTICALLY our entire stocks of White Nu-Buck low shoes—also many white fabric low shoes included in this-sale—by long odds the greatest white shoe event of the year. Tan or patent-leather trimmed Oxfords and one or-two strap Pumps. All-white Saddle-strap Pumps. Ball-strap Sports Oxfords. All-white one or two strap Pumps. Straight-tip Sports Oxfords. Straight-tip Walking Ox- fords—and other styles. Plenty of all sizes—at $5.95. Genuine Buck White Kidskin Sports Shoes * Dress Pumps $9.75 $9.75 A. new spring-heel Sports Oxford, Al our very finest white Kidskin with black Kid "1"1' b}i‘l“i"‘“l;i,l“e; turn-sole Pumps are now reduced to stay, quarter and blacl inex i sole. And two all-white models— 5?'75' _}:lalf“f‘ dozen t‘t‘xqum:e “"0‘?' one a Brogue Oxford—the other an els, with high or “Baby” Louis Instep-strap Pump with silver har- heels. Every woman will want a ness buckle—both with wing-tip. pair for evening wear. White Silk Hose $1.10, $1.45, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 tained $25 from the ‘Wester! containing $60 while on her!ww home | staff, and Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, on s street car L):\c::‘el;d«zog e S rect, | commandant of the Marine Corps, as a has asked the police to arrest an ut = |practical method of honoring the 2,100 identified Individual who is alleEed | American soldiers who died at Belleau A" Union | Wood, the plan of the Belleau Wood ® The money, he | Memorial Agsociation ‘to rebuild the y his adster, Mrs. | town of Belleau, France, was formally announced last night at a meeting in the marine auditorium. The estimated cost of the project, as outlined by Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, president of the association, will be $300,000, which is to be secured through public subscriptions. The work will be done along lines mapped out by the department of the interior of France. I Anniversary Service Held. The méeting last night was arranged |by the District W. C. T. U. as a me- , morial service for the men who died jat the battle of Belleau Wood, the third anniversary of ‘which was yes- iterday. Maj. Gen. Lejeune presided, {and among’ the speakers who paid tribute to the dead and who praised {the plan to rebuild the little town of i Belleau were Amebassador J. J. Jfs- serand, dean of the diplomatic corps; Mrs. 8. H. Willey, Secretary Denby, {Gen. Pershing and Brig. Gen. Logan Feland, U M. C. The latter speaker Lloyd W. Williams, who, advised to told of the historic message of Capt. |retreat, replied, “Retreat, hell! We {have just come; let the boche retreat!” |Capt.” Williams was killed ten days {later. | Under the direction of Mrs. Logan Feland and Capt. William H. Santel- mann, assisted by a double quar- | tet of Marines from Quantico, a musical !program was presented. The Marine Band played. Mrs. Feland and C. D. Siayton, accompanied by Mrs. Siay- ton, sang. F. Mueller gave a violon- cello solo, and Herman Hoffman gave ‘a violin solo. Gen. Harbord Among Guests. Brig. Gen. James G. Harbord, who commanded the marine brigade at the battle of Belleau Wood, and who i today 'becomes Gen., Pershing's first | as ant in commandZof the Army, mong the distinguished guests |w s a member morial As- | present. | " Vice President Coolidg jof the Belleau Wood ! sociation and ‘tary Weeks is the | honorary chairman. Among the mem- bers of the national committee are Secretary Denby, Ge Harboird, Scnator Lodge, Repre i ler of s ¢ Julius Kahn , Fra Noyes and Og Reid. {CONFIDENCE IN DE VALERA ! Irish Republic Association Council Passes Resolution. A resolution of confidence in Eamon de Valera, and whatever course he decides to pursue in the p it Irish situation. was voted by the n Lincoln Council of the n Association for the Recog- nition of the Irish Republic, at 1731 1 [street last nig) The organization voted to hold {open-air meetings during July and | August. During the evening the Co- irale Club. composed of members of iSt. Patrick’s choir, presented a musi- |cal program. z i i { HEBREW SUMMER PLANS. | Services are to be held in the m prium at Eighth Street Ter ashington Hebrew C throughout the | congr on. i Alv Luchs {i8 to occupy the pulpit during the !absence of Dr. Simon. $10 a Mon uys This Player-Piano 88-Note Mahogany . Player-Piano (Used) Extra Special at $285 Arthur Jordan Piano Co. G Street at Thirteenth Homer L. Kitt, Sec.-Treas. ENS ITIZENR Your Liberty Bonds —will_be safe if you rent a Safe Deposit Box and keep them in our vaults while you are awsy. $2.50 a year up. 1336 N. Y. Ave.§ D. C. FRIDAY, Try a Cold Bottle Peeont [ ] Evans Beverade Formerty Known as Checona Evansle For Good and Sufficient Reasons At Hotel, Restaurant, or onder & case sent home. A. E. Beitsell & Co., 210 Tonth 8t. N.W. Distributers for Washingten., AINT IT NOW Preserve all expoased woodwork with quality paint, expertly applied by Perguson. 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