Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 20

Pour Name Engrabed On Christmas Cards An early selection of Christmas Cards— from our new and complctc stock—will in- sure prompt engraving of your name in the design you like best. We are now able to promise engraved cards at a definite time and to fulfill that promise, but if the selection is delayed until just before Christmas you may meet with disappointments. We have a large variety of designs for engraving, one of which will please you. %M&awm@mm& ; L FOUR AMERICANS TAKEN BY MEXICAN BANDITS Men Held for Ransom, but Re- leased When No Money Is Found Forthcoming. Four Amerlcans were captured late Monday by Mexican bandits at Santa Eulalla, twenty-two miles from Chiahuamua, the State Depart- ment has been advised. After being held for ransom, the party was re- leased at the end of & four-hour perind when no ransom was forth- coming. Those captured were Edgar Butts, a mining engineer of the American Smelting and Refining Company, and his_wife; Willard Benham, another employe of the ‘American Smelting and Reflnnig Company, and Miss Mary Long, daughter of a former American consular agent at Parall. ortly after the Americans had been. released by the bandlts, Oscar Treviio, 8 Mexicon mine owner, was captured by the same bandits and later released by them on the pay- ment of $5,000 ransom, the State De- partment also was advised. Advices from American Tnu in Tower Calffornia indicated t the revolt there, which has been in progrens for the last two weeks, was virtually &t an end.~ . MONUMENT APPROVED. The Senate passed the House resolu- tion authorizing the Memorlal Assocla- tion of the 1st Division to erect on pub- lic grounds in the District of Columbia AMERICANS GATHER IN LONDON " AT THANKSGIVING RECEPTIONS By the Associated Press, LONDON, November 24~—~Thanks- glving receptions were given today by Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey and the American consul general, Robert P. Skinner, and Mrs. Skinner. Amer- ican consuls In the United Kingdom, who came to London with thelr wives for the annual dinner of the Ameri- can Soclety, were entertained by Mr. and Mra. Skinner. Ambassador Harvey, In proposing the toast, “Thanksgiving day,” told the Americans and their guests that the feast they were celebrating was in response to the call of the Presi- dent of the United States. “It did not, as is commonly sup- posed,” sald Mr. Harvey, “originste in New England. Its genesls was the Hebrew feast of the tablernacle, and Its initial modern celebration took place in Leyden, Holland, in 1575, the first anniversary of the end of that city's slege. Nor even upon our own rufl'ged coast 8 it primarily a feast t day daulrnnled by for supplication to the Almighty to end the devastating drought. While the people wero praying, clouds gathered and broke and water fell abundantly upon the parched lands, ' whereupon i was transformed into a f gln sons kept the faith of thelr thers only lntarmltmmly. Installing & government of authorized caprice. The ambassador then delivered eulogy of President Harding, sayin “Havin, reconciled the Presiden cila the world. Loyalty to such magi tracy is fidelity to human rights, sunk de:p in the heart of Puritan idea and written by master hands into our inviolate Constitution. For thisliberty and this duty, fllll‘rlm sons of pilgrim sires, you, in the words of Gov. Win- throp, are to stand with vour livea” Address any communication to the pmident, D-G-S, 2325 18th St. N —for the salad Gelfand’s { Mayonnaise is as essential as the cran- berry sauce for the turkey. Gelfand’s is as pure as your own ndpe, made of highest- grade salad oil, pure vine- NE EXEAT WRIT ISSUED. Chef at Local Hotel Is Sued for Limited Divorce. Alleging cruelty, desertion and non- support of herseif and minor child, Mra., Mary Elizabeth Syrles has peti- tioned the District Supreme Court o award her a limited divorce from John Syries, chef at a local hotel. Upon hearing the cvidence In the h!! fon of the wife, Justice Balley sued a writ of ne éxeat to prevent 8yries leaving the District of Colum Bla bt the court has® opBOrLANILS to make provision for the wife's sup- Raymond Neudecker and | ton apvear for the wife. | H. BELVILLE KILLS SELF. Harry Belville, sixty years old, a retired plumber, committed suicide at his home, 1911 New Ilampshire ave- mue, by shooting himself through the heart. He wrote several letters, one to his wife, one to his attending physician and one to Coroner Nevitt. Ie sald he had _been il CASTORIA In l.f::xll;::w:;g';:-n Always bears 7 the gnammm of OCERY "OCIETY -GS - NN - 434 Horli e The ORIGINAL & Malted Milk -/ NO COOXING The “Food - Drink” for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, ar« Fountaius., Ask for HORLICK'S., warAvoid Imif 1tions & Substitat- Phone Col. 9855 For breakfast, luncheon or dinner AUTH’S Smoked SAUSAGE Its genuine quality and & monunient to the memory of the dead Mr. Harvey expounded the Puritan ~'of thut diviston. 7 ldea as the spirit of revolt against untruth. In Maine, he said, the Pil- f | PROPAGANDA TO INJURE PERSIAN CAUSE CHARGEDi I l | I B8 | Mintster to United States Brands | GO NG O Statements Untrue—Denies ’ 2 Bolshevist Alliance. B In view of perstatent references ir | FEvery Suit---Every Overcoat in the Store Must Be Sold Before Jan. 1st When Our Lease ar, fresh eggs and salt. Yy worry over makin mayonnaise when Ge!fnd‘. is so reasonable. LARGE JAR 25c¢ Tllnulpdulll‘hl D6 GOLD-BAG COFFEE Not alone is this a fine breakfast coffee. Its qual- ity recommends it to your most sumptuous dinner ec- casion. And no matter what price you pn.kl you could not get a better cof- l’ee than Gold Bag. Try it and see. perfect seasoning makes it a delight for any meal, as well as for box lunches and picnics. Make it a point to feature a supper of Auth's Smoked Sausage once a week. It's an economical and senmsible habit. Per 320 Always a place for baked or boiled FOUNTAIN 8rand HAM Bake one of these luscious hams whole today, it’s a wonderfal dinner served hot. A few slices browned and served with egzs in the morning and cold sliced “baked ham” for luncheon sandwiches. Fountain Brand Hams are the known qual- ity brand and are always rich and lean, perfectly cured and smoked. Per 29c Call on us for the Joseph Phillip’s ORIGINAL ALL PORK SAUSAGE To some housekeepers all nusage looks alike, but not those who know the Pl\llhps ORIGINAL. - This brand has been distin- guished for many years as of strictest quality, dainty seasoning and is fresh at all our stores daily. Per 3 5 c Pound . . Dr. Schindler’s PEANUT ~ BUTTER| is just the filler for luncheon sandwiches. Besides being the tastiest, it's also the 10¢ f 4-0z. Glass . « - . 61 oz. glass .15c 11, oz. glass....25¢c ;:; You've Never Tasted Such a Combination From the gardenland of nature as is contained in CORBY FRUIT CAKE Carefully selected fruits and nuts give it flavor; the very best but- ! ter, eggs, milk, sugar and flour give it richness. borby Fl'lll Cake Takes another baking responsibility out of the family kitchen and CUTICURA HEALS places on the table a delicious delicacy. [!Ps}!mvp?gxlr]nmgfi.s 2'| b- Si r 4 e g 9 5 c oura tstacllres Hair Came Out. 3 n!oil' This WEEK 2%s: l.l 2‘ - s'#s’s"f:: shw “Watch Us Grow” NORTHWEST NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST 5504 Wisconsin Ave, 84 and Maryland Ave. Rd. 3d Street @31 Wisconsin Ave. 4th and B Btreets 200 34 Street 1000 B Street S e trects 1300 4% 7th and O Streets 6th and F Streets 243 a0 O Seronts SUBURBAN ?!lfi Blair Rd. N. E. 1130 B Street 1109 Florida Ave. Good Hope, 1. C. 1322 Florida Ave. Every Week at D:G-S Stores The Specials we advertise are not snap-bargains, but everyday values that mean daily grocery savings for you —not one week, but every week. The D. G. S. shopping habit is a step toward real thrift. Read our specials— make your own comparisons. You'll know the savings "Clover Bloom Butter, 1-Ib. Pnnt 50¢ Fancy Eating Apples, 3 3 Ibs. .......25 Choice Grape Fruit, 3for . . . ... ... 25¢ Fancy Florida Oranges, Doz. . . . . 33¢ Selected Dates, perpkg. . . . . = .22 A VARIETY OF NUTS AND FIGS AT LOWEST PREVAILING DAILY PRICES Fancy Prumes, Ib. . . 19¢ Sun Maid Raisins, 15 oz. pkg . . 22 Baker’s Cocoa, 15 Ib. can . . 24 Baker’s Chocolate . . . 5 20¢ Unceda Biscuit (Large) 4 pkg « « . .25 Nabisco 3 pkg. . . 25¢ Armour’s Oats, pkg. 10¢ Kellogg Corn Flakes . . . .10¢ Gold Meda! Buckwheat Flour 10¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 15¢ Premier Salad Dressing . . 37¢ Fancy Sugar Corn, per can . . . 12¢ Early June Sifted Peas, can . . . 15¢ Large Can Tomatoes . . . . .15¢ Extra Fancy Peaches, No. 215 ean Specul 33¢c Depend Upon YOUR D—G—S Store for POULTRY Fresh Vegetables - Cranberries - Mince Meat Celery - Fresh Fish and Oysters As dafly changes are affected in the wholesale costs we offer the daily lowest price to you. Palm Olive Soap. ..crieree v . . . . .3 cakes 25¢ Armour’s Sliced Bacon. .. . ... 1-b. pkg. 43¢ Choice Breakfast Bacon by the strip or half-strip .. ... .memememee.. per lb. 25¢ Rib Roast of Beef. ... cmemeraeiciein.i. Ib. 30c Pot Roast of Beef. . ......ccaeeen.. Ib. 20c Fresh Hams and Shoulders at all stores. alarmest rumors about Persia, the suspicion is aroused that some mys- terious propaganda is being carried on in this country with the object of Injuring the cause of Persia in the United States. ‘The Pgrslan minister desires to draw attention to the fact that all these statements are untrue, and that the government of Persia is a consti- tutional monarchy with his imperial majesty, Ahmed Shah, on the throne and with executive power in the hands of a cabinet responsible to par- llament. There is no bolshevist party in Persia. The two political roups in the parliament are the progressives and the democrats. Moreover, there is no alliance between the Russian so- viet government and the Persian gov- ernment. There is only a treaty signed last February, establishing good neighborly relations over an ex- tensive frontler and returning to Per- sla the rights extorted from her by the tsarist regime. Persia has not given away any part of her sover- eignty, The minister also desires it to be known that he has no knowledge « = = ever of any representative of Perll. having gone to the so-called “Asiatic conference” at Irkutsk. . He is at a loss to understand what motive there is In making such state- x'-nen? and who are the persons inspir- ng Make your Thanksgiving Day bread and rolls with CERESOTA No use quoting comparative prices —the reductions are so great it would look like exaggeration. . ish for walls and ceilings 1s Acme Quality No-Lus- ter Finish. has the soft vel- vety beauty of a fresco and the durability of enamel. For Cooking and Serving Use W. H Butler Co. Established 1845 MAURICE F, FLYNN 607-609 C St. N.W. The prices here quoted are the re- sult of Big, Genuine Reductions from former selling prices, which, mind you, were extremely moderate. If you want Style—and Snap— and Value—and the Newest Models —and WANT TO SAVE SOME MONEY—this is YOUR sale. We’re taking a sharp loss on every gar- ment—but must unload before 1922 begins. WE -FIT- AND HAKt OUQ'DLATE5 *WITH ummsv SKILL of expert doctors who have devoted all of their professional _efforts to achieve results in this particular line of dentis- try. The dental work that leaves our parlors is guaranteed to be of the highest character. ‘Beware of delay” DR. SMITH DENTISTS (INC.) 434 7th St. N.W. Over Kresge's Sc & 10c daced to these prices— $4.75, $7.75 Rules éf. , the Sale - No Alterations * NoC.0.DSs ", No Charges No Refunds No Exchanges Every Sals Final' Entrance Through F St. Exit Through Atlantic Bldg. : E) F ! 3 (5 2 TR [ s 1 BB 930 F Street N. W. Between 9th and 10th | i B BiEs it PE i h - & = g Fige i ZEL 8 i 532 8th Street %61 7th Street 53 D Street 14th-and A Streets 1543 E Street i ok 0 ko | s gsEse = it g i T 1o F i L] § i q Falls Churth. Va. ; i