Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 5

mammnum nunnn ARt GIVEI! A PENCIL . —but Give the Best F in doubt—a pencil will make a splendid EVERSHARP I the world, would make the most fitting pen- cil gift. {fWe have the most com- prehensive and ‘all-in- i clusive collection. of “EVERSHARPS” in \Washington. « You will find them in L including sterling _ sil- graved and filigree worked. Also— EVERSHARP RIBBON GUARDS HAYNES EXONERATES AGENT WHO MADE RAID Prohibition Commissioner Haynes has exonerated B. Hensen, & spe- cial agent. of charges of making a raid in Savannah upon a reside withovt & warrant, it was announced today at prohibitior headquarters. Agent Hensen's report, officials said, disclosed that the raiding party had a warrant for & house near the reli- dence of Miss Bessie Garden. The party, ofiicials said, planned to make their “entrance from an alley, and |through confuslon in the back doors got into Miss Garden's residence by mistake. Commissioner Haynes, officlals said, has taken the position that Agent iHemsen. who intended no violation of |* the law, had procured a warrant for a proper search and that the entrance to Miss Garden's residence was due entirely to error and that there was no reason for action in the case by headquarters here. All fleld prohibition agents have been instructed by Commissioner Haynes, officials declared, to exercise the greatest care in making searches. | It was added that no malicious raids upon persoms’ homes would be toler- ated by the prohibition unit. How- ever, officials asserted, where the prohibition agent had exercided every care to comply with the law, but had been misled by the peculiar situation j|of the houses, as in Savannah, there could be no blame attached to his proceduze. The action of Agent Hensen \\ss made the subject of 2 protest by May- or Stewart of s:nunnah to Plc!ldPlll Harding and Senators Harris and Watson of GedPEia. ARLINGTON COUNTY. The bureau of schools of the Arling- ton County Chamber of Commerce has ! evening at the courthouse for the |of the county ids proposal to provide {improved school facilities for Arling- ton and Washington districts. The proposal involves the question of floating a bond issue of $500,000 which it is thought necessary to put the educational system of these two districts on an adequate basis. This meeting had been previously an- nounced in other papers to be held this evening at the courthouse. The first annual ladies” night of Ar- lington Lodge of Odd Fellows i3 an- nounced for next Friday, at Ives Hall, Vthe nature of recognition of the ex- {cellent work of officers of the mew ‘nnd growing organization numbers 207 members. Rev. E. W. Mellichampe of the Pohic Church is to be onme of the principal speakers and there will be a short musical pro- igram. Due to the limited space in the jmeeting hall, invitations are limited {to the members and families. called a mass meeting for tomorrow i which | o e Nushvilie, Chatiancomn und § |Lu s rzilway today announced the {appointment “of Robert S. Henry, {Nashville lawyer and former news: paperman, as associate counsel and ldhertor of & mewly created depart- ment of public rel PARIS, ed from two miles. (1,500 feet), is des:ribed as the most pow- erful lighthouse ever construct- |- has just been ‘completed here. It is intended for the new air station at Dijon. and has taken over two years to com- | truet, *The beam ‘of light thrown groups an intensity of 2,000,000,000 ean- dlepower and the flask will: be seen at a distance of nearly 200 The whele ' fabrie .l steel sirders onm. comcrete piles ‘"3 be transported to Mount Af Dijon, where it will be set up permanently ns a guiding: Hght, for the great airways te the cast and south of Europe. Its cost te the ‘which ordered it is estimated a 800,000 frames. Y of lamps has nine miles from air compan: AMERICAN LEGION ASKS OBREGON TO MEET FOCH Work of Gen, Augeles for France Held to Make Meeting Espe- cially Appropriate. By tle Assoclated Press. s SAN ANTONIO, Tex., November 28.— i President Obregon of Me: invited' by the America Texas to meet Marshal Ferdinand Foch when the allied leader visits San | Antonio December 7. i state commander, wired the invitation yto Mexico City. { purpose of explaining to the citizens ! The meeting priate, the legion officials point out. becsuse the French “seventy-five,” the fgur_whith in the generalissimo’s own wards, “won the war,” was developed by a close military aily and friend of President Obregon, the late general Felipe Angeles of Mexico. later killed by Carranza edict, was inspector of munitions in the French wore the highest military army, decoration of France, that of the Legion of Honor, in recognition of his services to the allied cause. —_— To Cure = Cold ir Om'l] Clarcndon. This affair will also be in | Trke Laxative BROMO QUINI genuine bears the signature of (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c.- \dvcrllse ment. —_————— -GRANTED OIL RIGHTS. Standard Oil Said to Have Secured | Concessions in Northern Persia. Wayne Davis, is, especially appro- Angeles, | STAR,. WASHINGTON,. { Airmer’s Lighthouse on Mount to Throw Its Beams 200 Miles November 10.—What 0 has been | = Leglon of | D. FQCH TO BE CHIEF OF Ceremony of - Induction -at- the Agency, Near Billings, Mont., - This Afterioon. . BILLINGS, . Mont., November 28. Marshal Foch will be made a chief the Crow Indian tribe today at tl Crow agency near here. The marsha special train arrived here early th I orning and after a brief stop was |ji fi\\hchefl to Crow agency, south of ere. I The Foch party will first visit the | Custer battlefield, where the scene of the battle of the Little Big Horn in 1876 will be viewed. Then will fol- low the induction of tite French sol- dler-as a chief of the Crow Indians. Several hundred members of the tribe will ‘participate in the ceremonies, which will be in charge of Chief Plenty Coups of the Crows. On the return trip a brief stop will be-made at Rillings shortly after noon. En route to Butte a brief stop also will be made at Bozeman. From Butte the lpedul train will proceed to St. Muries, Idaho, which will be reached Tlleldll) and thence to Spokane, Wash, ' NEGRO PASTOR SHOT DEAD. MACON, Ga., November 28,—‘Rev Dan _Farguson, sixty-year-old " negro preacher and land owner, was shot: to death near here. The sheriff of Houston county arrested Henry Henson, crippled, e-year-old negro, on a charge in connection with the shoot- For Your Vest-Pooket A loose leaf memoran- dum book is best—you can .renew the pages when used E* Ask your stationer to show you National Nos. 6050 and 6100. They are well-made, durable. Look for This Trade Mark When You Buy TONDON. November Asiatic Turkey, dated .| the Times of Mesopot: stands from a reliable source that ol | concessions in northern Persia hav. een granted to the Standard ompany for fifty years. The new aper adds that it is reported t ersian government will receive er cent of the gross profits. NATT-T"AT. “TasT® =00® €. 18 Riverside, Holyoke, Muass. CROW INDIAN TRIBE “‘p ? One Lb. of Pure | Breakfast Cocoa - 1 9 | Some ExceptionallyGood “Buys” at Our Stores This Week l ford grape fru!l redl nften | at the same relative basis. f soon as our friends have tried their first can. We weigh our coal carefully, delivering 2.240 pounds to the ton, and are most particular about the thorpugh nreemng of every ton delivered. Telephone MAIN 3068 lnd have us send you a tén or DULIN @ MARTIN CO. -,1815 F 'STREET and 1212 » 1218 G STREET - two. We'll Get Your Next Order JohnP. 728 14th St. NW. Agnew & Co. ‘Made to Order 80L Street NE Save money and middleman’s profits by coming to the factory. || Tophams Trunks Made in Washington No Branches Formerly James S. Topham Established 66 Years ¥ Draughted TR ““Found Relisble for Over © Thirty Years.” W. H. GOTTLIRB, Pres. Phone Main 4888 Trunks Repaired and Don't let winter winds % draught you into the army of discontent because of an heated house. Start right now! Install HOT WATER heat or VAPOR system—or if your heager seems not up to par, have us inspect it. Biggs HEATING Co. H. E. HUNTSBERRY, Vice Pres, 917 H Street N.W. Klddles’ ColdsCan Be Eased chkly Floor Lamps $10 to $50 - chrome and antique gold, $20 to $35 $25 $45 vp the dignity of the giver. Hours—8:45 to 5 :30 | ; Desxgnu in solld mahogany and I I mahogany finish are Finished in antique gold, ant] poly- i Colonial Ivory Floor Reading Lamp, with shade to match. Special Other designs in walnut and Poly- chrome, ivory, gold and polychrome, Bridge Lamps ' Designs in mahogany, golychrome, gold and polychrome and ivory and stippled gold.: $10 up to match. Comylete at nent shade to match o ’ ment shade. Complete, $20 tique gold and polychrome. $1.75 to $18.75 Pottery and china : Vase Lamps, in luster, plain and decorated. $10.t0 $15 Special Boudoir Idc Lamp, complcte thh vy Black and antique gold, with shade Metal, black and silver, with parch- Special wrought iron with parch- i Boudoir Lamps -Finished in mahogany, antique ivory, an- SHOP EARLY To avoid the confusion of shopping at the last minute, we suggest that you make your Charistmas purchases early i - - Gifts of Character A gift, 1ts kind, its value and appearance usually decides These unusual lamps as gifts, not only usefully ornament the home, but continually refresh the memory of the possessor. - e Tagle La.mps inished in ma ogany, th 1d, poly- { chrdme, silver and golny Wt e tatd Attractive metal lamps with silver finish. $30. Handle Lamp ishes, with hand decorated glass shades. | | $22.50 to $60 - Pottery.and China Vase Lamps, plain and decorated patterns. 4 $15 to $50 Torcheres Five light, gol ish with marble .$85 Each Designs in gold, polycbrome and wrought ‘iron. $25 to $100 Each - $8 up 50.to $42.50 s, in copper and verde fin- d and black fin- base. 5@ ]| NOVELTY LAMPS _9 Wc have a large assort- ' ment of novel- ty lamps in |} porcelain birds, figures and many othe usual designs. F=id T un- il can use this winter—we cannot get ., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921. . 159 STORFS Our New Store at 61st and Central Ave. In Capitol Heights, Maryland | Will Be Opened This Week | Waich fpr Avssouncimedt in Thursday’s Star - Per One-Lb. Jar in a Ball Bros. Ideal Glas Fruit Jar l| Pure Lard, 2 Ibs., 23c--Pure Lard, Cartons, 2 Ibs., 25¢ White Potatoes, 15 Ibs for 39c—Per Bag, $3.75 1 Grapefrult Large Sizes, 3 for 25¢ “ Iu apprtcmte this offermr/\uu must see the fruu Medlum Slzes, 4 for 2 5c A Carloadof ‘Wagner Varlety (boxed) Apples, 31bs., 25¢ | Price per Box, 2.95 our stores (l“s means less than an av erage oi five (:) boxes Specials This Week | to each of our stores. So we offer “iirst come first served” Il Blue Bell Shoepeg Corn-- I until they are sold. A Bargain Offering in Eastern- A special for this week only. IO]/ZC {I 15, Karo Syrup, 1%5-b. can--- Tvect 1 Per can. Packed White Canned Peaches e miade an offer on this lot—one carload of 830 cases—and got them. Now in turn we offer to you “« 99 Hartlove” Mixed Vegetables For soup .. There is going to be 4 rush for these peaches as Qecans25¢c | Pint Bottle Grape Jiiice- 21/, |l Boyer’s Paste Pofishes-3 Zoc In Oxblood, Black or White REMEMBER that thesc are WHITE. Peaghes and are packed in-No. 2 size tihs. -You'll find these fine flavored, packed in a medium syrup. Try one can, and if they please you hurry back and buy what, you- Per Can, Subject to Stock in Stores. Sanitary Brand Butter, 1db.carton . . . . . . . 50¢ Sanitary Selected Eggs, per doz. . ‘e ... 49c Good Luck Margarine, per Ib. ~ .. 30c any more. 'Waxed Lunch Paper, inrolls . . o ol 241b. Quaker City Flour, per bag . . . 24.1b. Washington Flour, perbag . .. . . 24-1b. Ceresota Flour, per bag . . . .. ' Finest Quality Cranberries; per lb. One-Half Lb. Walter Baker’s Chocolate, per cake One-HalfLb. Walter Baker’s Cocoa, per tm . Top-Notch Oleomargarine, per Ib. v ..925¢ Marigold Nut-Margarine, perlb. . . . . ... 25¢ * .-H“‘ (o= o 82 6 0 Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, pkg. . .. 11¢ “Grico” Self-Rising Pancake Flour, 2- Ib. pkg . 16¢ Log Cabin Syrup, 16-oz. can, 23c; 36-0z. can . Blue Label Pure Maple Sap Syrup, per bottle L Premier Grape Jam, per glass . . ....... 29¢ “Another Big Lot of That Fine Stnp Bacon Per Lb. We are ready. for you with anothéf h‘g shipment of that fine 'boneless breakfast bacon in ‘strips. welghmg from 5.to 7 lbs each. % e, ity apggecxar,e this. offering.” Tf you " 2 c