Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1921, Page 19

“from his European trip. In reply the crown prince declared he was always of the opinion that -|AMERICAN WOMAN GETS Japanese Heir Apparent Calls Them | o° © ) =" 0" 0y mueh to do with the development of national eiviliza- SENTENCE IN GERMARY Great Aid to Civiiization. tion aend had contributed immensely Former ll‘l Pairfax ' Accused of | By the Associated Press. to the promotion of internationsl en- PRINCE LAUDS PAPERS. 2 | o TONSTMOVENENT e SHONS B GRONTH | 2z e Evading Oust “TOKIO, September 10.—Nowspapers | lightenment. This opinion, he e s ms Lays Under |, o gngut Japan nave sent a memo- | clared. has ‘been confirmed by what the lost that robbers secured |, [ - Pretext of Eharity.” rial to Crown Prince Horohito, con- | he saw and heard during his journey gratulating him upon his safe return | through western lands. When they entered the Linwood, By the Associated Press. " Ga., post office last night, ac- BERLIN, September 10. l(rl. Vir- cording to a Feport to'post office | |ginia Moll, who was Virgink Saimactois telayid 03 Fairfax, an_American, today was sen tenced to six months' imprisonment “I've about gotten wise to_ il- and fined ‘60,000 marks for evading - Dractice of enterisg the post | |the customs laws by importing t office,” the postmaster at Line salable commodities under the pre- » Head ot Organization Says Business Men’s Interest Has Been Valuable. text that they were charitable gifts. Weed sipted, “and X me Tonges An additional fine of 500 marks was Ienv& the recciptn and stampe | |imposed for ilicit trading, ; tember 10.—As the World Zionist Con-| | At the office. The 5 cents is e sentence of six months' im- : - = &ress today drew near to tho close of | | fust & mest egs that I leave | |PUSPIMENt was resatach be served rlces ¥ ) Z . its ‘soasions. hete, with final adjourn-| | there: fer good Imek.” ing becn arrested about January 15 3 7« | 5 ment due tomorrow, leaders of the This fs the fourth time that | but in case of non-payment of the on - deDenh'Work y y : organization exprobsed satistaction | | the Linmwood post ofice has heen | |fin€ the sentence stipulates that she gra . 5 \ ’ over- the f"“ amount -of Work. ac- ol dm: the’ past shall go to jail for twelve months. ¢ 3 complished through discussions of the “‘n-.‘ i P 1:‘.‘2",“,&:}', =t .:,’.'f:,‘,'fi.“,’: We are glad to announce to our onist movement carried qut inopen] | ew many_ Friends and Public that old be- one to Germany hine years 2go Associated Press correspond- s Fairiax and to have married & fore-the-war prices have been restored. Same high-grade Dental work at prices ead of ' TRACE TYPHOID FEVER S°Berlin_digpaten :&Txicg.'s e porice slot: : TO MILK DISTRIBUTION |5fainiatne & Yoot seliet bureas with within your means. - —_—— the aid of American funds, she and LT 1 of the movement for the Jewish home- 15 - \ f land in Palestine. At the last con- |Frederick County Officials Allege |n°r Sccomplices & vear previous had||¥ DR 407 7th \ y A 4 Sross 100,000 Zionists were represent- port licenses for more than 100, car- . od, he said, while this meeting repre-| Careleseness and Close Ome |POTS HOCnoer o8 frore Jnal PO sents “niearly one million shekel pay- Also Bl T PHE e ol o e eald it Opposite Woolworth's Se and 10e !t-n Hours: Dafly, 830 a.m. to i s Water Blamed. |3 ¥ time o have already entered 8 pm.; Sundays, 10 to 1. Phone Main 19 'was' the ‘ gro! of Bpecial tch to The Star. among the Jewish youth of all coun- | EREDERICR "My September 10— | Sermeny, and been transterred to Dr. J. K. Freiot, Prop. tries. . {City and county health officials have traced the fall epidemic of typhoid < ever, which’ has broken out in this ‘a:::;%l.l:o‘:;“gmfn 5 county, to the milk supply in the { At U o ment the. cxpe. |CItY and the water supply in_the ;3 i ging itoF the (movement, (e county. Nineteen cases of the disease \ FE- pience od Doac on,_our program.” sald in the city, claims Officer J. M. Good- Do e e o O Pt with the |man, have resulted from insanitary Dreateet oproval are. thass oon: Bfiome of Frtributon”leed Uy one 3 el cerning a large land purchase IN|gouy' by order of the city health of- b Z r r * : ° Galilee and the scheme for Untenfiye |icer, and will not be permitted to ernoon a € OVIES [gionisionon smail nolaings, The | selmbi i tnd Seyuncl i con” 7 ml‘- out x’:}:nn for the realization of ""‘“"2‘;‘, '“g l:“'}‘h, 'fi},‘e‘.‘wfi {,W' sche cause rectly by e mi self, but ke :O?nl:'”' :-lflbo‘n'li(ec";“g SRS by, carelessneds in distribution. rigag > county unheal Y con lons Can be so much more pleasant if you are not haunted b; the thoughts _ and other credit institutions, While | s rrounding the water supplies have P y Ys ug! the Jewish colonial trust will be|p,o; held responsible for the out- To Keep Him Home o’ Nights - of a tiresome hour in the kitchen before dinner.—You'd go e ,7,,,‘;;:',‘,2‘3,;‘ Lu“i'l'f,‘,'fl break. Sixtosn cusce in widely seat- : ' : more often; too, if it wasn't for this, now, wouldn’t you?: e two “chicf political problems |5ave bsen reported to County Health There’s nothing like orie of these big, deep, 1 H t! 3 which the . congress faced were the | “mhe water supply in Middletown roomy built-for-comfort overstuffed ones sy attitude of the Palestine government |yoijey has long been under suspicion. chaira that you'll find at the Lifetime and our relations with the Arab PoPU- | County health officials have insisted lation in Palestine. Despite the un-|,pon analyzation of the water, while Furniture Store. Ha; indeed, is the afternoon for the woman who has a Thermatic _ - e b . : : : BT ; : tmabe Ho represontative i Talestine, many |that, the water was not responsible A chair that is a real man’s chair, made so , = Fireless Cooker in her kitchen. She can spend the afternoon asles e A O e et DY ve |ihg, outbreak of fever is the drought deep that you can almost lie down * % B : . - . o w water has t h- 4 . " » free from care, for the knows her dinner will be piping hot and gut the :"';'{;::j'wf; -;‘;:lmfig Zad ’L“ kind Sehat fmakes i ibooks ave accumulal ong the edges o seem better or a pipe taste sweeter. i1l be ed. ok ready to serve when she returns. e cearaat o Arabr popuiation: | e e st ithe sural}towns ; N 3 wRoes hostilitynaxibean laroussd iy ‘—Th—-———— There are plenty of these chairs here—so fit b . c o o . - 2|. The writing paper you use is an ourself to one—soon. Anything that will give you so much time and pleasure is cheap.at e beciat Toi T dliness | intimate reflection of your person- TR any price—but Thermatic prices are quite modest. y :i'."u'éfi‘{: AdesireRtochou speration ity . ' ‘worl Reject MP paper—it discounts the sender. * "A! the same time, we have shown |These names are aynonymous with CLASS and - unmistakably our refusal to be in- B :l.m:::::%n re:::‘ l‘::'u Am:rlc:n WH!TIN 1 Seventh Street . Mayer 8’ CO A BetweenD® E A:g;’l?:l:m :‘Z'.‘:.»E?."%f The 3&:&? HURD -. ((::ul mEEfi-)NE Mayer & Co. : Seventh Street Between D& E - ‘ tion but a large contingent of busi- | - 5 ness men. Their assistance has been Il represented by Justice Brandeis, who did not see fit to attend the congress, where their views would recéive a fair. hearing.” Educational yrohlems occunled all of today's- open:session’ of the con- gress. ‘U. D. C. ELECT OFFICERS. West Virginia Division to Meet Next Year at Fairmont. ! 4 > Special Dispatch to The Star. R e I8 S 5 o CUMBERLAND, Md.; September 10— annual convention of the West Vir- inia Division. United Deughters. of the Confederacy, adjourned at Keyser to| . meet next year at Fairmont, after elect- ing the following officers: President, Wil Byrne, Chaflestoh; dent, Mrs. John J. Corn- vice president, urer, Mlla Mary Stribling, lh.runslmrg, historian, Miss Ora Tomlinson, Charles ‘Town; re‘lllrlr, Mrs. Willlam Echols, Alderson; director children’s auxiliaries, Miss Anna K. Fife, Buffalo; eustodian crosses of honor, Mrs. T. N. Read, Hin- ton. AFTER VALUABLE LAND. Standard Oil Company Wants Dis- tributing Plant at Fredericksburg. Special Dispatch to The Star. the company is contcmplating erection of large tanks for the stor- age of gasoline and oils on thl and using Fredericksourg the distributin, lntl m- ltl Products. in' tuis section. BURIAL HERE SHOCKS KIN. Relatives Had Asked That War Hero’s Body Be Left in France. Special Dispatch to The Star. : - The Call of Better Furniture { 30th Division, who killed ‘1 France October 4, 1918, roquelted thl': 9. ? his grave be not disturbed in France, Don’t You? e e gl N " S Amerrica and that the Intermest ook When you place in your living room furniture that appeals to your sense of % TS place in Arlington Thursday, along with 3 B . many other soldiers. good taste and refinement, then you are in an atmosphere like that £ not a single word were printed here about the store in i sl e I g P Washingfan, » | [eeaseainete v when you are assocmtmg with cultured people. ¥ 4 that sells furniture of the character like that shown in this Little Wonder Oll Stoves : picture, there would still be hundreds of readers of The Star-. . © - - who would say that it came from The Lifetime Furniture Store; - % Nov}v, just take a look at these pieces, you who are interested. Have " you ever seen in any store, or in any home, furniture more: beautiful ¢ in design? Have you? s 5 “The families of Washington are ne different from those in other Amencan cities. In your hearts you prefer:the proper furnishings, and now-that you have a store with such a complete understanding of your wxsh& and requirements, won’t you please come in and let’s talk:things over? The fact that a Davenport, equal to the one in the picture, a Davenport so filled with com- ’ fort and beauty and refinement as to be a perpetual source of happiness for you - .. and yours, may be bought for $165 is mute evidence of ‘what this store can do for you in money—makmg prices. If you could see the interior construction of this Vanity Dresser, for instance, you would understand why we refer to it as being built like: b a watch, so perfect is the detail. And the finish—twell, your automo- bile, though it be a Packard or a Cadillac, hasn t any better. e ‘No, this is-not a, printer’s error.. - We mean ‘money “makmg, because dollars saved in : buying Lifetime Furniture, which means Better Furniture here instead of ordi- nary‘furniture with whxch the market is floodcd, ‘are dollars made-—mad: _more than’ double. et 2 { ¢ Expensive? No! Quite foiths contrary. The e $95, with-other ; pieces in proportion, and the'moment you see them you'll realize they - * 1 « [ ‘i areworth all that we ask. 5 \ U ; Yiel e 2 Sagoss fer . olsm«m»oraunfiu- : : : ) et - “M l ms-fi.h : 0 ' ‘ | - ‘ . : : 1 semtsne - Mayer & Co. . iieanes |t} B s Mayer & CO. oo -~