Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1921, Page 20

eI T 'I'HE EVENING STAR, T || Hollander Now Heads (T When Opportumty Knocks at Your Door OFFICERS: ON, Chairm ROLFE E. BOLLING JAMES A. CAHILL. JAMES B. R!VNOI- JAMES H. BADEN. —and it will knock many times, sooner or later—will YOU be prepared to respond? That’s the all impor- tant question which every industrious and capable young man and young woman should ponder, and ponder welll { The Commercial National Bank, with its extensive facilities, large resources and personal service, is ready to help any ambitious young man or woman PRE- come, by paying interest on Savings, at the rate of THREE PER CENT PER ANNUM ON EVERY DOLLAR EVERY DAY IT IS ON DEPOSIT, COM- POUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. TR 1 Do YOU want to make a name, or a place, for yourself in life? Then come to this bank, this payday, with ONE DOLLAR, or more, and we’ll start you to- ward the goal of your ambition. Savings Department Open Tomorrow and Monday, October 3, for Your Convenience Until 5:30 P.M. Commercial National Bank Corner 14th and G Streets THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00———————DEPOSITS, over $12,200,000.00 RESOURCES, over $15,500,000.00 e L T Most Women Will Wear Low Shoes All Winter UT the logical necessary styles to wear for health, comfort—when days get windy and cold—will be the heavier fall weight, welt sole Oxfords and we find our Sales Schedules thou- sands of dollars behind on this type of shoes. To offset this we have decided to take Radical Reductions on many of our best styles for the PARE to take advantage of opportunities when they Pumps. That sort of weather will be here any day now—it is several weeks overdue. But in the meantime, due to the unusually warm weather we have had throughout September, & $7.85. next few days. And women who are willing to anticipate their needs—right away—are offered golden oppor- tunity! William Hahn & Company Sales Extraordinary! Women’s W¢lt Low Shoes “Flapper” Oxfords The low heel plain toe, Pat- ent Leather Oxfords that are so popular. $5.95 & $7.85. two button or buckle - straps. This model, $5.95. Others &5 95 52, 7 VER 50 of the smartest and best made styles—taken out of this fall's and winter’s newest stocks: Patemt Leather “Flapper” Ox- fords. Black and Tan Buckle Pumps. Black Calf Brogue Oxfords. Brown and Tan Calf Oxfords. Tan one and two strap effects. Black and Brown Kid Oxfords, Now in two great feature groups at $5.95 and $7.85. The $5.95 group was specially adver- tised last week—other styles now added. and a number of others. The $7.85 group is an additional offering “Belmont” Pumps This latest novelty — Pat- ent Leather, ~ Tan Calf or Brown Kid—in the sale at $7.85. This new Brown or Black Calf model at $5.95. Others $5.95 & $7.85. of many of our highest-priced styles. All are shoes made especially for us, all bearing our name as guarantee of latest fashion and superior serviceability. On Sale at all our stores NEW arrivals in light-weight “silk-and-wool” Fall Stockings, in popular colors, mixtures and hand-clock effects. Special offering in Women’s Thread Silk Stockings, full fashioned or tailored seams up the legs. Black, Cordovan, Tan, new Grays, $2.50 & $3.50. $1.95. ’ Expenenced Advertlsers Prefer THE STAR . { MEXICO CITY, September 29.—Po- {| pocatepetl, the great volcanic moun- u MINISTER M. KARNEBECK Of Holland, who has been elected president of the league of nations at Geneva. U. S. MEN USE BARRAGE WHEN PERSHING REVIEWS Army Chief Officiates Today as French Troops Appear in Re- view at Mayence. By the Associated Press. COBLENZ, September 28.—Gen. Per- shing today rode back and forth be- fore the advancing lines of American troops engaged in maneuvers and watched them charge under cover of an artillery barrage. The troops used ball ammunition in their machine guns, demolishing their objectives and scaring up flocks of rabbits, that scampered in all directions. Gen. Pershing was accompanied by Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, commander- in-chief of the American forces in the occupied territory, and Gen. Moreiand of the British army. A demonstration of war problems finished the man- euvers and the troops marched to their station. There was a polo game in the after- noon, and a dinner and reception were held 'at 8 o'clock In the evening at Gen. Allen’'s home, attended by thirty of the allied commanders and Rhine- land officials. The 5th Cuirassiers of the French army will meet Gen. Per- shing when he goes to Mayence to- morrow and escort him into the city, where he will visit Gen. Degouttee and review the French troops. DIES AT 115; SURVIVORS OLD. EL PASO, Tex., September 29.— Juan Flores, 115 years old, died here yesterday. His wife, 102 years old, and a son, aged eighty, survive. Mr. Flores witnessed the attalnment of Mexico's independence, centenary cele- bration of which was observed re- cently. Just what you want to take the chill off the room. &| 1204GSt. _ - 616 12th Sg, Phone Main 140 225 More of Those Army Oflicers’ These are extraordinary values at this price and you are really to be congratulated to again be able to buy them because of this special pur- chase. 7-jewel -adjustable lever movements, with heavy nickel: plated dust-proof cases. Luminous hands and fig- ures which can be readily | seen at night. Mail orders filled if ac- companied by remittance. | We Solicit Charge Accounts SELINGER'S | il 820 F St., Cor Ninth § Il “Look for the Big Clock™ tain southeast of this city, is reported to be in more vigorous activity than sual. The inhabtants of the villages The Test of Time The best test of the soundness and strength of any enterprise or institution is TIME. 21 years of uninterrupted success and progress is the record of the Union Trust Company. Upon the basis of this record we invite the patronage of 2% paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts OF COLUMBIA EDWARD J.STELLWACEN. PRESIDENT Women’s 75¢ Kayser Gloves 50c Popular 2-clasp styles in white, black, brown, gray, etc.—all sizes —perfect. SUIT Spectacular, seam back. like wildfire! broidered in co; s0 /we wired fo broidered with and smart style. ‘White new buck, buck one and two and two straps. Le All-Wool Polo Cloth ¢ COAT Fashion's latest 249 PRS. OF WOMEN’S $4 to $7 SPORT SHOES ® $2.69 black and tan vici styles with one WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1921.° POPOCATEPETL IS ACTIVE. League of N"“m" Inhabitants Flee Volcanic Moun- tain in Mexico, Fearing Eruption. of Amecameca and Tlanacas, at the base of the mountain, are leaving :l‘wlr homes, fearing a serious erup- on. Two outbreaks have occurred dur- ing the past .ten days, and reports reaching this clty state that there has been a considerable flow of lava from the crater of the volcano. For the past year or more Pocatepctl has been showing signs of becoming active, after a long period of quies- cence. Washington people. Cor.15%h and H Sts, Northwest Tehder Gums —A Warning Beware of gum tenderness that warns of Pyorrhea. Four out of five people over forty have Pyorrhea— mahy under forty, . Loosening teeth indicate Pyorthea. Bleeding gums, too. Remember—these in- flnmed bleeding gums act as so many doorways for or toflfllzfie rms to enter the system—infecting the joints — or causing other ailments. Forhan's positively prevents Pyorrhea, if used in’ time and used consistently. As it hardens the gums the teeth become firmer. Brush your teeth with Forhan's. It cleans the teeth scientifically—keeps them white and clean. If gum shrinkage has already set in, start using Forhan's and consult a dentist immediately for special treatment. 35c and 60c tubes. All druggists. Forhan Co., New York kY XAUFY Worth $12 and $15 money-saving sale of all-wool jersey and heather mixed models made in 3 new styles 2and many shades—convertible collar, notch collar with patch pockets and pleated back, notch collar with cut-in pockets and French Every garment all-wool and brand-new fashion. greatest value we have ever offered Washington—and they will go Hurry if you want one! Values That Can't Be Duplicated in thm‘ton All-Wool Serge Embroidered DRESSES New autumn straight-line creations, exquisitely em- ntrasting shades—made with square neck, belt and the new sleeves in all sizes for women and misses—exceptional models that are actually worth to $10—we sold out of these Monday '10 collars—featured in brown, green, blue, oxford, etc. Full lined models in becoming lines for misses and women—weaves adapted to long wear r more for tomorrow's sale. Worth to $16.50 decrees—beautifully silk em- novelty pockets, belts and storm Great values. CHECKED DRESS GINGHAM, Yd., CANTON FLANNEL, Yd.. . tan and white strap slippers; fect, cut from full piece. While ather and rub- | yard. SPECIAL—1,000 PIECES ALUMINUM WARE| - EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PERFECT—STANDARD MAKE Regularly $2 and $3—Unparalleled Values—Your Chonce Round Double Roaster Diameter, 10% in.; height, 6 in. 3-piece Lipped Saucepan Set of 1, 1% and 2 quart size preserving. Cmtvex Covered Kettle size 0 C. 0. D'S—NO EXCHANGES—NO LESS THAN THREE PIECES SENT INCORPORAT ED 1316 1324 7% ST.N.W. All-Wool Jersey and Heather Formula of R.J. Forhan, D.D.S. Forhan's, Ltd., Montreal JR THE GUMS. Checks Pyorthea = . $1.25 Double-Bed SHEETS ... T5¢ Full size with inch hem and double ed center seam, ‘4 of-the-mill” of $1.25 grades—limit 6 to a customer. PURCHASE OF SAMPLES! 798 1,000 Men’s and Variety of All Fast-color Checks, in various sizes, cut from full pleces; perfect, standard makes. Unbleached Flannel, with heavy twill back, per- Convex Covered Saucepan—4-quart size EACH § A new department for us—in- troductory offer of marvelous un- derpricings to acquaint Washing- ton with our new enterprise—at $1 you should lay in a supply of high-grade aluminum ware, for general cooking, Boys’ Sweaters | ALL-WOOL l SAMPLES WORTH $5 to $9—FRIDAY $3.95|. Big_shawl collar. ¥ yeck, sleeve- lexs, full sleeves, slip-ove at models, in blue, The . inciuded—every kind agine. Every ¢ ome wWorti more than Shawl collar or V neck styles with 2 pockets—in gray and heather. Sizes 26 to 46. ‘ MEN'S & BOYS’ SWEATERS Women’s All-Wool SWEATERS . *2.98 New fall styles—short tuzedo and the new slip-over models in black, navy, peacock, etc. All sizes to 44 19¢ 15¢ Children’s “Onyx” Half Hose New Ribbed Sport Hose, in mahogany and black. A1l sizes, with turn-over top. it lasts at 15c Double Boiler—2-quart size Cover fits both upper and lower pan canning and Percnl.tt;n—n-rf size Seamless welded spout Lipped Preserving Kettlo ; 4-q|urt size 8-quart size