Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921. - Oldest Victoria Cross CHARGE “MBDICINE MAN” SOUGHT |tiorial tand omeo cletk. = |lowly for Kuiswe, and when band, was taken, i1l about & month | {ng day she went to a hospital, whers Holder May Attend L S TO PRAY NATIVE WOMAN TO DEATH |35, Frsiveit o feiiealed B | Lot iy iy oh.ovn ' d i . Unknown Soldier Burial W | under Kalawe's care, he said. She| Tho warrant and Kairwe's arrest . d to recover until Kalawe Is| followed. Much jint i 1] d By the Associated Press. apd_mccredited with having accom- | gofi'el (b, recover Gt Mch Intavest is holog me of her | played in < comi, t rst " : HONOLULU, October 4 (By Mail).— | plished sgmo remarkable cures was | hair, when she hecame seriously 11l. | In the ters R T T i > i The anclent Hewstfan belfef that | @ade by Mrs. Fra Mre. Kalua, frightened, walted anx- | “anauna. 605_607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. person can be “prayed to death® if the “Kahuna” or medicine man has something In his possession that once belonged to the patient, still lives, was revealed here when Moke Kaia ‘was arrested on & charge of “anaana.” meaning an attempt to “pray to death.’ The complaint agal Kalawe, sald R , v g =zl Demonstrator JOFFRE TO VISIT U. S. A Good Suit or Overcoat | = §-uimoz-- Sale 2 who salls from Marseille on Novem- F ber 11 for a trip around the world, or 3 will reach Seattle, Wash., some time n March, i¢'was caicuiated at the Here is what you have been waiting for. A practically’ fight Tiut some Canadian polnts, re- NEW car, with a new car guarantee, at a big reduction . .75 . v ; ; 5;"3‘5‘:;:3;:?52213:3&;?‘1:52‘5:ml::i%fig in price. These Mamye}l Demonstrators. 11avef been used : P insome British colonies. . Lo 0t * very little, and look like new. Don’t miss this opportu- : : ' 5 : nity. TERMS can be arranged as low as $300 cash, bal- : Take yeast ance, $48.75 per month, including interest and insurance. 2 the Best way H. B. LEARY, Jr 1321 14th St. N.W. M. 4105 V. C., aged ninety, the oldest holder | [ . of the Vietoria croxs in the world, who lives at Euclid Hall, a military 1 0 Sounds hard to believe and for that reason we ask you to make hospital fn Torontv, will likely come a personal inspection of the large assortments at this low price. o thix city to attend the ceremony in connection with the burial of the un- known American soldier. He is an 3 Irishman and remarkably hardy for !a man of hiw years. He won his V.C.| § T in the Indlan mutiny in 1858, and ix 3 one of the few V. C.'s nlive who re- Tablets { celved the decoration from ‘Queen Vic toria, who Instituted the order. at the Peoples Drug Stores and 1 &ood drugists everywhere. They compare favorably with what is shown about town at $25, $30 and $35. INETHERLANDS PROPOSES $69,000,000 NAVY PLAN EChief Item on Program Is New Naval Base in Dutch East Indies—Covers 12 Yegrs. It took months of planning to retail a good garment at $19.75. We searched the markets thoroughly for dependable merchandise. And the result is—you get the biggest values in the city at Eiseman’s. Liberal Credit Terms —to suit your income and convenience— Ross” or “Rosemary” designs. Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special weekly or monthly, A guarantee bond with every o on S Aty 005 as you prefer. set. o o Rominy, to d ver twelve years. T idea of “the program, stabli of FREE With Every Purchase of $150 or More A 26-piece set of Beautiful, Heavy, Fully Guaranteed Table Silver, absolutely free, as TS (ARG above. Your choice of “Betsy yraces the e - $4.65 v isell After All—Quality Furniture Is Best ioilome s sconon, ool English Breakfast Table —of mahogany. A dainty and useful little table. Size of top when open, 30x42 in. Priced, »pments in the include a paval e at Tanjo six miles theast of B: iary bases , Ja and in the Riu while a battery of me- guns would be installed ar, the chief town in the We have hundreds of fine Trousers in many colors and patterns that will either match or go well with your odd coats. Plenty of plain or fancy blues, grays, browns, greens; in all materials, such as flannels, worsteds, serges, ches grou : . | 1 increase In the cassimeres, tweeds, herringbones, etc. £ th BERt ents consis N submarines, o submerged ¥ s. It s also pro- lditional airplanes d prepare 4,000 mines. MARTIAL LAW RAISED. —~ L2 y g =[P This Kroehler Duofold Suite of Fumed Oak Like cut. Is constructed on massive lines; upholstered in brown muleskin. It comprises the ever-useful Duofold (liv- $ .75 ing room by day—bedroom at night), large Armchair and ] Rocker. The price is only Coming | Come and see the' ‘'many wonderful and: lasting Gifts we carry in .|| stock, and the i ! Very Reasonable Pricey|! Typewriter Desk —for Office or Home. Full Quartered Oak, Drop Head; 32x43 in. in diameter. AN Ladies’ Elgin Bmce-t 'let Watches in three || different sizes. Special at $17.50, $24.50, $30.00. S This American Walnut Adam Suite Like cut. Comprises four especially attractive pieces —Buffet with mirror, Fretted China Cabinet, Inclosed s .50 Serving Table and Extension Table. At the special price = of BN g So appetizing and wholesome, so deliciously Mo p S Dol i tasteful and flavorous, Dr. Schindler’s Peanut But- | $35.00 way. plete stock of beautiful rings P LR . gh ay! il ring! A small deposi reserve any article for' later delivery. JULIUS H. WOLPE Jeweler and Optician | 1402 New York Ave, 14th and R Streets NW. Choice peanuts ground to a nicety—not too fine, not too coarse—just enough oil to remove the dry, gritty “feel” of ordinary peanut butter. Blended to a creamy smoothness that leaves your stomach tingling with the joy of good living! Ask for Dr. Schindler’s Peanut Butter. Made by VEGETARIAN FOOD AND NUT CO., Washington, D. C, This Suite in Mahogany or French Walnut nAs sketched. Beautifully Figured § Dresser with large plate mirror, Chif- H fonier, Full Size Wood Bed and Three- =1 wing Dressing Table. For Saturday we have marked this suite at osla id clear my skin, dear watef, then 1 left a dab of Poslam wvelT : Jtself on each pimple over night. 2 1n the morning most of the little uus I, A"SB" ones were dried up. Even the worst are gone now, and I only Eerasn ., FURNITURE co. " i o rabed that & i 12 NINTH STREET ‘ goes a long way. Write . D e p— S to Poslam, 248 West s 5 7 47th Street, New York, - druggists for free sample. {