Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 18

18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921. THE BOOTERY : 028 F St. N.W. chESE 'm AHEND |T0 PASS_ON OPTOMETRY.| wawzs Turuaz zaszvs. | - —_—_— e £ SO e ¥ 53 Regulation Proposed in Senator |President Anxious for Plans to Be Ball’s Bill. Made at Pfesent Conference. - A Pound Box of the Famous EE PRINI:HUN SMUKER Senator Ball of Delaware, chairman | President Harding still hopes that) ‘ ; 4 Ln of the Senate District comimttee, has | the arms conf: Sntcon 3 erence will arrange be- GI IN MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES FR ntroduced in the Senmate a Diil tof -5 o b Ll e meet. Victrolas of the Latest 1922 Model —are being featured in our special Xmas Club Combination Always a Victor Victrola—beacuse it ah\d)s continues the best. Don’t consider the “unknowns” at any price— when you can get the real, genuine best—in this attractive combination. 4 3 g % regulate the practice of optometry in = With Each Pair of Slippers During the Sale v ‘t:l'!ea?htrlct of &‘:ol‘umblmn'l‘he menuyure ings among the powers to discuss in- | eates a commission of five members, | sarnational problems . AL . under the control of the District 5 subjec Alumni Association Will Be |Gommissioners, who shall: fix. their | po e Z210, loday that he subject H 32000, The "commission. wowd. hola | 3, Jiatusuions of the delegates but | osts to Conference Not- | &Zaminations"Gna towue liconges, it | hat it probably would come before fixes the examination fee at §25 and | (6T After the principal points now Regular $9 to $15 Shoe Values i the certificat 5. Th a8 ables, Who Will Speak. e fruieist et "t s I e In Our Second Birthday Sale of as the fine for violations. E ERY P o f SHOES IN STOCK § Three distinguished Chinese who paring to make ‘a formal recom- | v amnm are t mendation on the subject. o b e e el WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED |, One of the subjects known to be | e} Washingtor fconforenice allfof in the President's mind as a possible Victrola—style 100—with a bandsome Cabinet, whom have personal and highly ap-| Annuiment of marriage is i Vi v v asked in a | cause for another conference in the . nreciative mnowledis . of Eibe: oL petition Hled in the Tistrice Suprams | near fature 1s the question of world | with key, and mounted SRt w'l'l‘,"; “““ i ”"“Y ’:"h" N | Court by Victoria A. Stokes agajust|finances. It again was asserted in| e (e B O ervow |James M. H. Maricle. They went|high administration quarters today, (] [SSAECEEEENINNNEN = ccccccccccees 1 % X A amoker 10 i deld tomorroW | through a marriage ceremony December | however, that Mr. Harding had given cvening at 8:15 o'clock at the Uni-f13, 1920, and the plaintiff says she has|no serious consideration to the pos- i Elzht 10-inch Double- / 5 versity Club. The hosts will be mem- | since learned that the defendant haq_a | sibilities of ‘such a conference, -and WOMEN aho prefer the style and quality that 2 |bers of the Princeton Alumni Asso- | wife living at the time, from homaha | That pe steps would be taken in that of OUR STOCKS have sed them by— A . 3 e onyor MioDiastiict l;";‘t"h the af-|had not been divorced.’ Attorney J. G. [direction until the present confer- pf price. THIS I PORTUNITY— i ~ Total s soni RaEIE X%mmuu - ch:nw Gibbs appears for the plaintiff. - ence has completed its labors. | ken all of our $9 t hoes and marked f to get tog:ther and to boost the v ARY SALE. Better . “Princeton in Peking” movement. ebration will soon come The Chinese gactits are Dr: Suo-Ke f these §9 to §15 Shoes will go back ze, Chinese minister to the They are GOOD VALUE at their regular pric y are of the finest of leathers F ashionec advance of usual style—AT THE AL PRICES ARE SENSATIONAL BAR- Complete s 1 56 P $10 C h Balance in convenient monthly ay as payments, without interest. May we urge early selection. Delivery can be delayed to a later time if you wish. Hugo Worch 7 § tates; Dr. V. K. Wellington , Chinese minister to Great Brit- and Dr. C. H. Wang, chief jus- of the Chinese supreme court. | Paul S. Reinsch. former United States minister to China, also will be present. L They will discuss the great per- : plexing problem of the Pacific—the future of China, with es) al ref- . erence to the present development. Creators of Novelty Footwear Closely related to the m\elopmeml F S F of China ere various em»rprlse; ot 8 American universities in China. Yale, t-—' 92 St- Harvard, Oberlin, Wisconsin, Penn- E announce the opening of 2 new BANQUET ROOM. Well suited for EXCLUSIVE DANCES. An Exceptional Table d'Hote at $1.50 Is Served From 6 to 8 P.M. BURLINGTON HOTEL 1120 Vermont Ave. M. 8980 sylvania, Brown and Princeton, all in different ways, are making their contribution to the upbuilding ‘of this nation. Special reference will be made fo Princeton work in Peking, a significant and rapidly developing enterprise in educational and po- litical work in China. Not only are these delegates familiar with the work started a score of years ago by Dr. Robert R. *96, but a majority of the cultured und | | 4 % § me office-holding class of younger men of China are enthusiastic over the value of the center, many of them having personal advantage of it 1t is expected Washington visitors 3 1 enthusiasm due to ersmml )\HU\\IMIKP and experience. Steps Taken in China. The Princeton center organized the ! association in- north “hina: hed the first school of A d finance: conducted the 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, U. S. Army & Navy Surplus Thousandsof Real and Practical X mas Gifts And Every One of Them . Extraordinarily Low Priced and From Our Stock ? §; d o ) urvey of the first soci hinese city: settlement three pub- system *1 instruction in prisons and Prisoners’ Welfare d the first Chinese A.: provided tech- nical instruction in the department of sociology in the new University of Peking: created a union committee of { churches in working among 14,000 | sunded " the student The House of Caurtesy———-————-——l Z ¢ i | Three lots of ’ | of the work are emphasized, while rtsmanlike Chris- eceived marked consid- Gailey was an all- half the men serv- ] ere athletes in col- al angle to the work nasium classes, a s, a basket ball bowling, skat- tments in addi- s are the educa- Peking is dis- ng men. It is the studgnt thought and | 1906 'the university %2 T lege. alone include boys' camp. Bo league, boxing. ing, ete. Otk I:iun to the rel Smart Coats S . l " For—Thursday PECIA1S.. Friday and Saturday U. S. Marine B Ne;all.;l.(est;é’jn..{(.):.l.): ..$3.95 ‘24 Large Bottles % Specials = oy Come 3 cane- -2 | GINGER tional and soc tinetly a city o Which Go on Sale at Specially Interesting Prices he financial obliga- pport of her Tepre- seat of government and center of diplomatic and oflicial life of the nation. l-,\»ry Princeton man in this vicin- cordially urged to come tomor- row night, learn more about the cen- sentatives in tl ....... ter and have the best time possible, . S. Queen Quality Tea, 1b. . .. .30c it il cathssonis toTL eerea 00 e VS B 5 Ihe Honey .o ... .$120 ALE _— The : . = 8-Ib. Cans of jam, assorted Full Case €y are Plain and flavors ..............$1.00 Peanut Butter (Dr. 3 2 5 Schindler’s), lb.........21c ° 1 Ib. Corned Beef........20c % 1 Ib. Corned Beef Hash. .. .20c At 10th St. © 2 lbs. Roast Beef.........25c Store Only New O. D. Mackinaws. . .$8.50 | No. 2V, Can of Apricots...21c “RERETHRTTT:: New- Wool Socks, 3 for. .... .$1 New Cotton Socks. . ....12V,c Fur trimmed. ' Of latest mode. $ Of finest make. Of exceptional values. $69 ¢ All the popular weaves are included—Bolivia, Pollyanna, Orlando, P'lll\l?]dll](‘ Wan- dora, Velour and the Sport Cloths— If fur trimmed—with Wolf, Beaver, Squirrel, Australian Opossum. p Always Fresh and Delicious 60c Lb. You can pay more—but none better at any price. 22 S New Marine Cordovan Shoes § [ J q on 41b Axes, new. ........$1.25 Canned g New Wool Lined Leather Gauntlets, $1.50 Specials!!! = Marire New 16-inch High-cut Underwear Shqes e caee...-$895 P’iuspplg : Fav ors $1 é Rainy.Day sl;eciak!! No. 10 CaE of At Very Low Prices They are in Belted, Bloused and Fitted Models—richly lined and artistically embroid- S % o.Tomtoes 1220 G St. N.W. ered and stitched. Make Excellent Gifts e | oibr el oo 8 | 50§ §5 e cotin L ....$3.95 [ “UNDENETRENR= g o o e Moleskin Raincoats...Sfi.SO : < —Glfts ‘ "; Orth G]_Vln_ g [ Speciall! | AshCans” U. S.ANew Knee Boots. $3.25 Boys’ Specials! Some specials that should tempt your.purse—as they will call forth the heartiest “thank vou” from those upon whom bestowed. [ : Handsome Ring—With 2 Huck Towels, size 18x36, il full cut diamonds, each 9 dopt s $1.50. | agee 3 75¢ il weighing 34 karat. Spe- - 3 Good Reclaimed Blarkets 4295 | oicicr. $2,95 poos Bl Petticoat B eclaime ets,$2. | Tents,new $ . | $50 Ouses (S lC()a S Heavy corrn- — New Navy Blankets '::"’ Aluminum | Gy o ¥ All ] Silk—with plaited S 1: B Tt y ties, Wit ain or £ ersey Silk—with aites gated prentforced (slightly soiled)...... $3.50 | kits.. 50C A. K_AHN Inc. plqulee c‘é)(;lra)rsp:gg acrut’k's ,m }l'luxedo, - ruffles; solidycolurs and con‘;bina- s 95 tions; in' all the wanted shades. Very attractive values Bab, Buster Brown and Four-leaf - Clover collars; open front and 95 back; some finished with Black s . stitching tops and bottoms. Sweaters, cotton and New Alumi- soc = woolen ...........$1.95 up et Woolen Gloves. ..........35c 0. D. Wool Shirts, new. . .$3.50 0. D. Wool Shirts, reclaimed ...........$1.75 Leather Puttees (two styles) .$5 New All-wool Blue Melton O’Coats. .......$20 935 F Sl.ree! Pantalettes All Silk Jersey Pantalettes, 32 to 36 inches long; open and closed styles; in solid colors and combi- s .95 Chemise A brand-new assortment ~of:- i New Wool Navy Pea Crepe de Chine Chemise—lace s nations. Reduced to............ —_— ; Jackets ...............$12 AVE you lost your “pep”? No trimmed and tailored,; . Flesh and . L . Sheepskin-lined H vim—no animation? What's the' White, and in all sizes Mackinaws .......... .3750 Moleskin and Leatherette - Sheep-lined Coats ...... .512 What you need is Vlt.umnes t away .to take VIM-O-G N leasant and easy to take. 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