Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 24

e S ———— i e e et R ————————————EEEEREA A S S THE EVENING BTAE, WASHINGT ON, *D. U, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 ° 500 ARE SLAUGHTERED |Trencimen suncied o e oramrs| DEPENDABLE e e et ——————————————————ere e e e e e e = . - s e h‘“._________——.————“‘__—_——————————————— i TTRTTIATI i I 1 BURKS CORN FOR FUEL. ing quality was satisfactory. | It il AHEER AR ONHIL, Neb., Docember 2—The B O'Neil Blectric Light and Power Com- - i | pany is burning corn.for fuel instead | The modern Chinese woman is be- Y KURDISH TRIBESMEN ::wr "'1 uudllw‘msm s, hmm‘l of coal in its light nt, one of the|coming a confirmed cigarette smoker. — I8 jFuined house. | & largest of its lung this section of |Seven thousand million _cigarett Five hundred gendarmes who surren- | s : the country. T pany found 'were imported into China last year. American Lutheran Mission in Per- | fim; acwn® with matkine tase o fa | = 2ine guns. er B sla Ralded—Gendarme Prison- | these excesses the tribesmen wllhdrew,} & A NEW HOME g & INSPECT = ° but no Persian troops had occupled the [town when the mews reached here. | | Linc, - | Two thousand gendarmes and Gossacks, | * The limit of satisfaction ers Massacred. N o \ . = = 3 By the Associated Press. | however, were at Miz nd = = . - 2 | however, were oah. &nd the limit of value in th 1215 to 1223 KENYON ST. 2 : Beauvais, Aoosved Guide, BBy o R S GCE ro||233 e e TS = *0 the London Times from Tabriz, Per- | o, S mkp, h> Kurdian brigand chiet, || 234 Fuel we furnish. = 7 3 ¢hs, making a force c Trus COLUMBIA HEIGHTS N.W. = Gets 30 Affidavits and [25,dstsd Tussday. says wiia tribesmen |mish."in the brovics of i IR J. & d Lighted Until 9 O < - fly]hul:k‘mz can Lutheran mission | appeared suddenly before Syjbulak Oc- | Open and Ligl nt 'Clock = st Bvbanc. October 7 and tore the |toberaix. The gendarmes resisted the M. C. A3 Photos for Her Defense. res Americans—the Misses | Kurds, but were defeated, and on Octo- 4th and F Sts. N.E. ' Schonhood, Wossum and Cudhard. 7 8l , —and {ber 7 Simko occupled the town, which Bachimont, a |the tribesmen looted. g " Large Lots, 20 by 150, to 15-Foot Alley 8 ROOMS—ATTIC Take 14th Street Car to Kenyon Street and Walk East 11/, Squares Plenty Room for Garages, Gardens and Flowers By the e brutally handled M. MONTREAL, December 2.—Fred Ex.mmmfli' Beauvais, Indian guide, charged by i U R L James A. Stillman, millionsire New York banker, with the paternity of Baby Guy Btiliman, and named as co- “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Cold in Few Hours PAREREPvR— Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed-up! i i respondent in his divorce action 2 z < Only 2 Left snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s }éo?du&mpgundg‘;l:kgo :’vl:r'y ::g against Mrs. Anne U, Stiliman, yes- bours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up. :::'r:l"‘";“‘t'“‘:“';""; ‘“’)‘:"’“;;;"d 4 oto o - H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. of :h:d fil’:! dose OMHS_cIOggeI!-uv x;oet;izlzh ang fl.’; palfsans man's ’n‘t:r:n.ay'; z; ..Tadm m:“’ga;u-; . < ' o of head; stops nose running; relieves hea e, dullness, fever- o Indian conferred w oI ~ o — P - 5 = 5 1314 F STREET NORTHWEST i et ; ; BUAAER: ana Sont ek, puaratar: DOWN ; = “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known atlawifor the childs wio eame. here s ; %flmmm"mlmmumm‘uflmfl N and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assist- :;,u;s" :c;‘n‘:er‘l?;\;hlen:(‘d‘:‘:t‘u ‘;:h‘l’:hp un!é- < b b Hhll ance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine, Insist upon Pape’s, curied 1m the Stillman Canadlan on which part of the plain- s based. X re. Stillman's Friends. A S l S l The information gathered by the pecla a e guide was reported by defendant's e ohn Caatimony of “witnusees W ’ . ’ par! b law: 1 A AR | Women’s and Misses’ Dresses man summer home is located. Most of thethirty afdavits Beauvals ob- tained were from persons in Grand A e eiimann aad her ohiidren: . Epees e iy The Values are Extraordinary | The afdavits and the photographs. v the attorneys for Mrs. Stillman said, . ] contradict sworn statements of [»larryi Grennan, painter, and Ferdinand | Page, carpenter, that while working on a scaffold outside the house in . 4 . July, 1919, they saw Beauvals in Mrs. Stillman’s’ room. | Denies Scaffolding Existed. w“’l‘l“g:“:.'ule‘;“:;d‘:;"}g.” | o The variety of models is so extensive that we cannot describe them all here. special commission, not yet lppgln!!'edi Incluged in the lot are those smartly embroidered; others braided and patent e e scatoting on the Suil: | leather ribbon trimmed. man home during the time specified g o x 4 by Grennan and Page. Beauvais de- Flare skirts and basque effects. Some have vestees and large, graceful ] clined to discuss the case with news- Aebves g papermen. He asserted, however 3 S £ need e, to Fet withesses that CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES ~ SATIN DRESSES CREPE-BACK SATIN DRESSES might aid Mrs. Stillman’s defense. POIRET TWILL DRESSES, TRICOTINE DRESSES CANTON CREPE DRESSES —_———— {HELD AS COUNTERFEITERS COLORS avy, Black, Brown Sizes 16 to 44. The trimming and the color combinations are most attractive; they are gar- U. S. Agents Arrest Man and Wite ments that will appeal to every woman who appreciates the refinements and After Finding Spurious $20 Bills. niceties in styles with modecrate pricings. NEW YORK, December .—A four- Down Etairs Btore. month search by secret service agents for the authors of a flood of counter- feit $20 bills which have appeared in e o e Sotrer and s wito| I . ’ . e arrest of ) ; e sty it wntcl . Chiildren’s Christmas Sale of o e ey pasatd. unde- | . ever y < tected through several Lanks, are be Wlnter [d ° Yoir Proniiss L e 1 etticoa 0L, 42! held the couple in_bail for federal to Pay Is grand Jurs action. "siiver asseried he ats v ad found the bills in the stree . . Good With Kay " $ At These Interesting Prices y TR rerree e KEeP SAME wagE ScALE. [ Special, 3$7.95 standard prices. No extra charge . il for our Liberal Cr:d.it ‘Terms. Important Agreement Reached in YOf High-grade Bolivia, s s . s Fall River Textile Mills. Velour, Broadclqth and all- ° ° ° . FALL RIVER, Mass,, December 2— wool mixtures, in the lat- ! | An ‘agreement to maintain the present est loose or tight fitting Silk Taffeta Petticoats, in six different color combi- K \ wage scale in the textile mills in this models. Some have fur Y 5 3 . ' E 4 Iy il \ city was reached at the semi-annual Al 3 i nations, with deep flounce with ruffle finish. Lustrous | j/ P xceptional wage conference last night between the | collars; lined and inter- GSutin in changeable effects, with attractive flounce. // executive commission of the Fall River lined. Sizes 2 to 6 years 3 c v 2 Cotton Manufacturers' Association and 2 2, yeates $2.75. ) = Beautiful the Textlle Council. This scale has 2 X < s been in effect since last December. . Py . Silk Jersey Petticoats in many good street shades, ) — == including blue, taupe, henna, gray, brown, green, rose and — — 4 aup gray BT Mr. Paint-Up Says navy. Some with the pleated flounce in solid colors; C 0 others in rich color combinations and attractively applied atS trimmings. $3.95 and $4.95. EVENINGS (6 to 14 years) Extra Size Heavy Silk Jersey Petticoats, in all of the TILL XMAS S = l $9 75 wanted shades and combinations. $4.95. ive “Him” P et v | Silk Jersey Pettibl ' lee Hlm a watCh Special Solitasire Diamond Ring, very snappy, floor var- Y i Chovios (Costa . | 1 ersey kFettibloomers brilliant diamond set in 14-kara $29 75 ntish loose or tight fitting styles; 52 9 53 $. 9 1d mounting Z s e tght ftting stvles 95, $3.95, $4.95 Or mas o K X Club Pri wou some with fur collars; many ; i ay’g mas Club Price 1 cover the different styles. Silk Jersey Pettibloomers, with tailored cuff in self or Most complete and exclusive Ladies’ Beautiful Diamond Ring, blue white floor at smartly contrasted colors or with the deep pleated frill [ assortment in the city. Same :e:-“::‘t = est ls—hn&hlvlnu gold, hand. a cost of “Miss saratoga» at the knee. Very charming Christmas gifts. | ‘ S - en ounting; orange blos- 1.45, and price, cash or charge. o pattern $49.50 s E s ; | ILLINOIS STERLING Kay's Xmas Club Price inoleum Tailored ' ELGIN DE LUXE Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Rings—7 diamonds, o last WALTHAM, HAMILTON oot el elasterShaveithemppearsacai QT AT manths Middies 5 . manths . HOWARD, ETC. Price ongen, s Sale of 30 Dozen Pairs ' - Special, $3.50 : 2 W. H. Butler Co. hii Silk & Wool Sports Hose m ITTTTE g i | g HR Established 1845 Of Durable All-wool Serge, ' i ‘f“ MJ‘ i ‘ i it MAURICE F, FLYNN with full blouse sleeve, the . $ . 1| R R Foi 607-609 C St. N.W. same as the regulation mid- Sp 1 1 45 p N i 3 i dies; tailored collar; yoke g : ecial, ‘1. air tures are found exclusively in n . - v » the Miss Saratoga Middy. Women’s English Blbl?ed Silk and Wool Sports ; Sizes 8 to 22 years. Hose; closely woven; reinforced heels and toes. Down Stairs Store. Colors are black, brown, cordovan and heather mix- : ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS tures. Sizes 8% to 10. * Every one posi- ‘nr Wool and Cotton Mixed Sport Hose, with 2"1""" to '::' Pa Next $l '75 All- OO] white, yellow and red clocking. every taste and {eu up Cap and Down Stairs Store. B Scarf S Women’ : Ivory Pyralin carf Sets omens - 100 Hats 2 1.95 2.95 G OVES For Women, Misses and Children : *4.95 g Special e . Do : Lambakin Gsce loves o peca v . _ two-buttonlength style cases—also a complete line l’l‘hcdm?;t ‘;"‘3‘.‘;‘1{""“’,‘,’(1 Colors brown, tan, gray and 51 95 =4 tiful of silver and silver-plated €ISFanCICOI0TS, WA P white, with self embroidery . = o sets. 0 3 very appropriate as Christ- ang white with black embroid- _Jaunty Hats of the sort so Pearl 2 1§ fi“ mas gnfts.fi Coilortsl arel ery. Sizes 6 to 73%4. becomnzdtodx;rlls lmd yomg & 9 b oxfor ear wa Stairs Store, women, decidedly low priced Necklace Prices These Handsome Diamond i 00 25:;,1“;:;_0“‘,‘" o edred in this sellng, Sport and dress 5 | ¥ y 3 2 . ats of beaver or felt; = All the Standard Brands $10 to $100 P- : $ % d b Not all colors in every toimmed with tibbons, ‘others H scarf ns :&Ifl ay b style, but a good assort- F LT with flowers and fancies. A | Beastiful -4 . % 4 ment in each. \\'i,de range of desirable £ 4 = 1iul &= T rs. signs in 14kt § Excursion | S e SLIPPERS Gowa’ tates Store g‘;‘g'u et “’d:‘a‘: Including War Tax 2 S : monds; choice.. - i C t S H l D. : S 0ea wesk - : NEWYORK : orsets pecia 1mity g [ | For Misses and $] Pair Blouses g The Great Metropolis | Girls E GIFT SUGGESTIONS SUSIEY DRCENIER 11 $ §1.50 | g | Sale § H -, SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN > . 5 Gifts ; Pri ce ° L ] FOR “HIM” $ Made of good auality elt, with raised hec’s, Very smart and low priced Evorsharp 2.00 and padded soles; well are these blouses in four dif- enche Cut Gilass i : 3 shaped. Ribbon' and | ferent styles, finished with Belt Buckles tarning, leaves New York 5:30 A light type of Corset in pompom trimmed. Col- Peter Pan or roll collars: Emblem w EM. - & . excellent models for the youug ors, wine, brown, pink, some with pleats; collars and Lavaliers® ’%n“mfl“ aing Fridey woman, to take care of the orchid, old rose, purple. cuffs finished -with narrow 044 Ivory . figure properly and without nile green, navy and edging or French pleating; = Pennsylvama System g undue pressure. Elastic waist- taupe. Sizes 4 to 8. i ke ol Bar Pins 5 line and low top styles. Down Stairs Store. coat or sweater. The Route of the Broadway /i Down Stairs Store. i Down Stairs Store - Limited L