Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 35

) ; "'THE EVENING STAR, WVASHINGTOI\'.F D. €., THURSWAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921. 7 - 35 : ; ! ! Knowledge of great practical utility, | very quick and active, and every time | they simply throw it, alive, into tiu : "925 WURI.D,S FAIR | SKELETON FOUND IN HAWAIIAN TOMB | SCIENCE TACKLES AIR QUERY, | aeeontie” t e Joiition had | they e "a i with their dands | basker on their back THAT OF FIRE GODDESS PRIESTESS1 “DO METAI S BECOME TIRED?’ ’: H;:_“‘___g'._’._ b | done by the women and without s. They simply i de- | boats or ho : |into the intd a ring lmul they 4 | sine in the ring. These women are cess was met at the, crater rim by lly the Associated Press. i, T. M., | @ haggard priestess—the last of TORK, "December 15.—The her line—wko came from herabode | quegiion “Do .metals get firea?” in' the ruined temple nearby and ; made one Taat atthmpt to overawe | Which has puzzed sclentists for hun- By the Associated Tress. and form themselvs c fishes being o plen- | most sure to imprison E announce the opening of a new BANQUET PLAN OF PORTLAND }ha prtmf‘.‘u and to fl?ve“l to her dreds of years, is belng studied here | | —_— < ar of U t sty o 3 i City Votes Tax Levy of $2, ! CheHtsmbusllsseditoihagnatons | f Ly & committeorotithe Nations fte L) i ROOM. Well suited for search Councll, With the aid of the QUALITY this priestess, was discovered im- conditions, d to m ses of stress. The Maximaom Hent The Minimum Expense Linc. You'll realize the limit of satisfaction 233 from the fuel well 234 v - medlately below the site of the Board of Engineering Foundation. g 000,000, First Step Toward temple The position of the bones The scintists have long known. | EX CLUSIVE DANCES : . 5 G ! 4 | Indicated that she had been burled | without understanding precisely - X O Financing PI‘O]EGt. »mb was found in the west- in a sitting position, with her back why, that every once In & while a | | o of the main wall of the propped against the wall, with her | picce of tempered steel or stout 4 An Exceptional Table d'Hot. t 7 iy Br the Assotiated Press. er of Kilauea, 1 head placed so that her sightless | forging | break dewn without ap- P e a 3 a great temple | eyes were In line with a small | $1.50 Is Served From 6 to 8PM. J BURLINGTON HOTEL son. n, of this quesiion, e PORTLAND, Ore. 1 i ¥ the sister of the | orifice Immediately In front of her Portland 2 and in a direct line with the mile- | distant fire pit of the volcano. i gl b ey, On the Safe Side. 4 nn.uuzh the strengthening of that ¥o into the make- - ourneyed | Frim the Boston Transeript. advise, tention is now dir i 3 thé )ljurp(n« of | Agent—The lady would like to rent A,,,,y Repmr, Plastering and Kulsnmmmg & 1120 Vermont Ave. M. 8980 effort in the t Th the house:furnished. She has three| of the WM. HOLMES . “ C Grace «pproval 1 | boys— that certain industries will suppor 2 S 3 @ $3,000,00 Owner—Add the value of the furni- | additional experiments in other kinds Shop—Rear of 350 F St. S.W. 4th and F Sts. N.E. amount { ture to the rent. of metal,” says an announcement of 160 000,000 to seription State to Vote on Tax. “of the invention of the net. A Total Loss. From the Birmigham Age-Herald. y did you dis Our Entire Stock of Men’s and Young Men’ SUITS AnD OVERCOATS MUST AND WILL be sold during the next FIFTEEN DAYS, because our lease has been sold and we must positively vacate the premises by the First of the Year. Reductions are extremely liberal, and have been made without regard to COST OR VALUE. Come and see for yourself the remarkable bargains that are ready at such RADICAL MONE Y-SA VINGS. LCOMPLETE LINE OF Brunswick Phonographs and Records- | ON SALE AT 1 i Robinson’s Music Store 1306 G St. ] Monogram Stationery —solves the problem of the gift with the personal touch. The originality of our de- signs and the variety of our lines of foreign and @omestic stationery make possible a selection to de- light the most discrimi- nating. A Big Special Group of Men’s 3-Piece Suits Take Your Choice At the price of $9.75 you will find Fancy Mixtures, Smart Tweeds, Sporty effects and those of quieter design. There is a good range of sizes but not a complete range. Nearly every man can be fitted. Men’s Winter Overcoats and 3-Piece Suits Thrée big groups of finely-styled and good quality Suits and Overcoats. Big reductions to close at these reduced prices. 200 Tropical, Mohair and Cool Cloth 2-Piece SUITS Beautifully made and trimmed. Just the Hot- Weather Suits you will need next summer when Old Sol is capering around 95 in the shade. 'Come | quickly if you want one. Your choice for......... ! Brewm®D Engravers and Stationers 611 Twelfth Street L O O LT COT LT LOUIS DICK & CO. 610 9th St. N.W. Special Reductions of the most decided kind on DIAMONDS WATCHES - RINGS SCARF PINS Wrist Watches Silver Novelties NECKLACES CLOCKS The most wanted of Christ- mas Gifts in a wide wvariety and at prices to suit all de- LOUIS DICK & CO. 610 Sth St. N.W. Men’s Cravenetted RAINCOATS oo $7 5] Full Speed Ahead This sale has been tremendously #uccessful and nothing will be allowed to interfere with its cul- mination in a veritable whirlwind of value-giving for the final days. .REMEMBER—on account-of the big values and enormous reductions— No Alterations - No Refunds NoC.0.D/’s_ No Exchanges No Charges Every Sale Final Reduced for Quick Clearance at 930 F St. N W. sih'and 1002