Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1921, Page 17

Special Holiday Combination --1922 Victrolas— a courier postal service between France | forest, but a bullet brought him down|No trick nor threat could break ourjBchool at Charleville, where her cita- " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921.° 17 and the occupied department. on his threshold. {resolution. They separated me and my | tion just published has made her the FAB'"UN Al- S'I'RlFE VEGETABLES AND FRUIT A In 1915 some German soldlers pre- The mother and Helene, then ten!mother so as to force me to speak, but ! heroine of the day. COMING FROM ARGENTINA |sented themseives at the Jacquemin|years old, were arrested, “but we re- (I felt that my poor father was near me | home and sald they had orders to search | fused to say a word,” Helene recounts, | telling me to say nothing.” : it. The father tried to escape to the *we had sworn rather to die than speak. | Her elder brother graduated from £t Cyr Military College in 1914 and was Helene is now at the Girls’ High|killed a few months after at Eparges. We are going to continue during this week between Christm: your choice of : mn any finish desired. d New Year’s—our Club Combinations—with vy model Victrola—from $25 to $600— slo Cas —and small monthly pay- ments—without interest. Featuring Personal Ascendancy of Ea- monn De Valera May Become Issue. BY GEORGE N. BARNES, British Parliament Leader. { By Radlo to The Star. LONDON, December 27.—Ireland, in- deed, is born to troubles just as sure- |1y as sparks fly upward. All indica- tions from Dubli go to shqw that she may be destined to a new era of fac- runner of Fermanent Trade. By the Amsoclated Press. BUENOS AIRES, December 87— Fresh early summer fruits and vege- tables grown In Argentina scon are to be sold in the United Btates: Mr. Brady, the American trade com- missioner, announces that ten tons of fruits and vegetables will be shipped from Buenos Aires January 3 on a| steamer sailing for New York. In the| shipment will be a quantity of to-| matoes. The Shipping Board and rep- | ves of the Department of | will expedite the transpor- he cargo. In the middle of February a sample | hipment of five tons of fresh peaches, | Victrola 90 With hand- | tional strife, in which the issue will be the personal ascendancy of Eamonn | De Valera. The separate republic of | | his fancy 1s gone. It is dead with few {to pay it reverence and th fight against fate. Modern s well as the opinion of ci kind, have given a decree against them. What remains is the difference be- tween the form of words drawn up by De Valera and th nbodied in the Downing street ¢ ent. This difference has been thur Griffith as a mere shadow and quibble of word the interposition of a mi d grapes from Mendoz: 8 ten-inch Dou- ble-disc Victor i 6.80 e $]3]:20 Nobeody ever regretted buying a Victrola Huge Worch for South | shipment from Argentina, | which will ‘require a voyage of a mer for New York. 1 y also contempl: ing arrangements to supply Ameri- cans during thelr spring and summer | seasons with quail and other game of | the Argentine’s fall and winter se } men who will fight i instead of the fore sons. Adoption Seems Ansured. The alignment of forces in the dial IO-YEAR-OLD FRENCH GlRLfl i T i rament | HONORED AS WAR HEROINE | y evening i of the tr ity. Thi With Parents, She Helped French Soldiers Escape From Territory Occupied by Germans. Why Do They Line Up Here? USINESS auiomobiles find their way to the stations where gasoline is sold on a business basis. Their owners want the uniformly satisfactory performance that balanced gasoline gives in all weathers and under all service conditions. That largely explains why the “highway freighters,” taxicabs and the big fleets of autos used by leading mercantile and manufacturing establishments get their fuel at the same places. B = | The men who spend eight hours a day behind a steering wheel e popul know who makes the best gasoline. Under rigid test condi- tions, “Standard” Motor Gasoline has proved its right to their business. It is clean, quick firing, powerful gasoline—and it ; for Coll | against De Valer: for Irishmen he z = as on the « Esh;bsl;;hed l 1 10 G Pianos Ehasmalits ; : December 6 Helene Jucqu for Rent \nd of the udv R obiaseaial = 3 - it 3 guition of h —_— === ten, lived in im. Her h the help of H Andre, organized ) BT A . o RAISINS | 5| *5 v birth or Would Make Irish 22 Pkg. ‘Accountants--! 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