Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 5

THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. €, MONPAY, JANUARY 9, 1922. L 5 FIRST OFFICER OF THE AMERICAN AIR SERVICE || TO BE KILLED IN THE WORLD WAR HONORED. LOW PRICES THIS WEEK ON UPHOLSTERING We will reuphol- ster 3-plece Parlor Suite like Labor Only il ! !B el S o 18 / i Velours, Tapestries, Vel- ‘fil fl] A vets, Silk Coverings at very moderate prices. erican Uholstery Co. 627 FSE N.W. ,Fhens, Ve ez calt Phone Main 8139 EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F and G Sts. LS A STORE NEAR YOUR HOME Good News for Grocery Buyers - “Sanitary” Fresh Creémery Butter Reduced--. 4 5 ( C Svery patron of our stores should acquaint themselves with the quality of this product. You'll find it always of the very best qual- e T s Lo R R e e S i 05 G a5 o 0 nos Do 5 3 55 The Biggesé Values in Washington Men’s and Young Men’s OVERCOATS |~ . g rick, he: Bolling was associnted; Gov. Edward cent of the Rockefeller Fom elling ceremony. The statue “Sanitary” Selected Storage Eggs Reduced-- Please note that we do not hesitate to use the word “Storage” when offering these eggs. There are as many kinds of storage eggs . as there are different kinds of weather. . Our business on “Sani- tary” storage eggs is convincing proof that myriads of our patrons have covinced themselves of the excellence of this offering. Per dozy sowmtec it i el s e S e Fresh Milk Prices Reduced Again-— i g DY Our old friends, “Supply” and “Demand,” are again on the job. 1 1 c 1 As we see the situation much more milk has been offered than was being consumed at former prices. Farmers and Dealers should be al ke of Conmecticut nelp: Fine, roomy coats with the large convertible collars, with belts on back or all around. All seams are carefully piped. Yoke and sleeves are beautifully lined. Sizes 33 to 44. J. dation were t is the work of MAY RETURN LIQUOR FOUR COURTS IN 7 MONTHS | VESSEL T0 OWNERS rustice Hoehling Exchanges Places ‘ | ‘With Justice Siddons. i Attorney General Sends Out Orders Justice Adolph A. Hoehling, now pre- on Seizure of Schooner Off Wit D sions Siawil] next Monday, Justice Hoehling will go || North Carolina Coast. into Criminal Division 2. When he Match Your Odd Coats With Our Specia,l Instructions covering the disposi- | fakes the new assix: FINE GABARDINE TOPCOATS Worth $30. Raglan shoulders; satin sleeves and yokes. Belts all around......... 521'75 Per Pint tion of the Briti schooner, Me; . 5 . . . . s TROUSERS st et i 3 cntgn of| 3t snd i dhe oo ot sl oyil s, SoRil th? ey | Y $ .65 Ea;u%on:u?n;r}); T ‘L’J"“;.?'z; months. This-record is said to be un- hope you will increase the milk consumption in your own home, in l 1 Hundreds of pairs to choose from. All == kps ey by Attor-| The change of justices is made neces- S . 5 c i i e All el "Nl T nes, General Daugherty, 1t Was sald | a1y by the fact that sexeral wil con: appreciation of these lower prices. 2 | A full report of the seizure of the|be disqualified to sit vessel by federal authorities has|reached in Circuit D been submitted to the Attorney Gen- = eral by District Attorney Tucker. & | The report is understood to cover the British ship's recent movements, | ithe condition of its papers and the} circumstances in connection with its seizure. Mr. Tucker is understood to have reported that he acted in . go-operation with Prohibition Direc- The chker for Kohloss of North Carolina, who . is said to have received instructions| Service— trom Washington. - —_— Mr. Kohloss, it w: id at hibi- \\\9)3 tion headauarters, was instructed to| The HIGHER @M | Note:—An empty bottle is required in exchange for each bottle taken from our store FLOUR - i -2 5t 2 510 ‘ Ceresota Flour— 12" 55¢ 21 $1.09 i Specials Until Saturday’s Closing 1 sccsttons e the vessel's cargo of liquor last e and though no report has since | QUALITY— ——————————————eeereepe. recelvens from. MMl it . thought he had acted in accordanc with his_orders. i from Ppstmouth, N. C., which de-| clared the papers of the Messenger | of Peace to be apparently in proper B O O K S | shape no further reports have been W. 1316 01324 7™ ST.N %7.‘,‘.‘.’;‘;?{ ’:3,‘m‘}}f%e.:‘$é|‘..:x‘§{‘:h§'§'¥::§: We Produce Them Here L ‘oun in connection witl e vessel. em = i w ved, prol very item quoted below is an exceptional bargain, a real moneysaver. @>=y A Substantial Clearaway of 175 i Would "wuthorlze: District. Attormey Yes, we rule, print and i g p e 2 [{} 9 ® 2 Del Monte” Peeled Apricots, in No. 2%/ (large) cans— y This is the opportunity many of our friends have been waiting for. You are reminded that this is the large tin (No. ] 214 size). Peeled Apricots are one of the most delicious of Zc all California products, and this price is exceptional under present conditions. Percan ..............o..iii INCORPORATED received by the customs service. Cus- Instructions from the Justice De- ~ Tucker to return the vessel to her . L/ C S e O G LT s e e oo ' e \denca It i cas nothing #forhipreparing I e ey d the forms —EXPERT ‘That Sold at $12.95 to '$18.75; STAR C Bargain Day Sale at— SERVICE and ENTIRE -0F- SATISFACTION — IS OUT-OF-TOWN ATTORNEYS| SATISFAcTIO | Congress From Virginia, Among Taking a drastic loss on the big majority of gar- Those Admitted to D. C. Courts. | ments in this lot, but that's our hard luck. We want TO PRACTICE LAW HERE you to have the advantage of our necessity for clearing §i Judge Thomas Walter Harrison, €6 L L 99 B d H o 8 J . ‘ Jar stock at this time and close our eyes to the profit- | representative in Congress from the | r e ran Oney, mn -OZ. al's-- p less sales. Each and every coat and dress is of sterling | aamitted to practice before the S Judge Harrison, Representative in K. "Ger ;f'"'a"ul’"“o"":n':“"’al"'(’)‘:'fine i i‘;;;:‘l’:':.;';x‘}l:’J‘:e"‘gl‘i.;"‘gf;‘;"‘c‘:’n%:& | We urge you to try this honey. In this instance you get a half | '_c;!.:",:' = :'.l-) EF":SS N ncnbw“;m 'fi”fi"s'i;'s" El’; :;::, '::Y,::E':'fa %}.’;!,*‘,:::":e%;;-J.;,"',"Ze.;’i':;'i’,y.dtfgs : = pound of honey for flfteer}‘ cqnts,_nla},klng a basis of thirty cents per 4 CORSETS, 1 59' $1 39’ > 39¢ the Jutter was appotnted to che Court ! | pound. \’Ve_ recommend “Air Line” to you as fhe finest grade of $1.49 3.., .99 | 9139 | $2.98 | OF€ elscted tpithe Sixty.ffth, Sixty-alxh) . ] 4 honey, and if you have never purchased honey in this form we urge JAverienas. e n e ek e d|Heavy, Out|, e e % | trous, Laceem || Robert P, Stewart of South Dakote,| | you to try a bottle now. We feel sure you will enjoy its delicious- high bust|ham, 3 several styles|robing, neat 3 > §!criminal division, also was admitted models, white of extra large| patterns. Full to practice law here. He argued the or flesh; sizes | models. sl cut;extrafeut and in|knee Sizes 38 || PP Y in the United States Su- to 36. 7 to 14 years.l sizes. all sizes. to 12 vears. MioFoit “Court for the government. Leslie C. Garnett of Virginia also Clean-up Sale of " Misses’ and Children’s was admitted. Mr. Garnett was for- ’ Boys’ Suits . N * merly an assistant United States at- g “B t 124 T t P 1, and in ch £ . Sh $9.45 [|ims i ! eats- oile aper--- Rolls 9 Angus A. McLaughlin, now general 5 for 00 sortment of | drees g in e |Gowns, in|Co. heavylin F | e Cnited States. in charge of the i : i " ‘ess and appreciate the economy of buying in this way—per jar.. ozl e e e An opportunity to buy this item at a price you will tion, was admitted today. Mr. Mc- Laughlin comes from Illinois. vicl kid and e patent colt ‘ i i 5 o - SOLDIER-PATIENT HELD. nnzcle ss l,;&(omu. 25 /. L Reed Hospital Inmate Arrested, Ac- About 150 Boys' Cloth and Cor- cused of Using Deadly Weapon. musical condition, and duroy Suits that are worth to| . Tony Marczaewski, patient at Wal- guaranteed by us. The $895 in this lot. Great values in o ter Reed Hospital, is under arrest at 5 3 3 5 sizes 7 to 16. Also about 35| < r = the fourth precinct police station display is extensive; we list Mackinaws, in sizes 8 to 16, at ... > charged with assault with a deadly $5.00 3 3 e nndcd Axel B Sngen, pelvace only a few. in Company D, 13th United States you can save. These in- Eaglé Brand we have known for more than twenty years. You will find this an excellent product—a quality that can be.served on any 1/2 c struments are all in good Misses' black Other out-of-town lawyers admitted consider is rock bottom. . .....ooiiiiiiiiiiie e and tan caif, 3 to practice here included v A. En'illls'h and Alston, Nvolrlh 1 CarHolina: Y\Vllli&m To oes— ‘Amoror rginia; Henry Y. Brady, e i i ° high cut lace, Marylard; Orla E. Harrison, Ohio: Unusual values are in- 1% to 2%, Horace A. Mann, Temnessee; Dudley Juded in this lot. R €6 ”» ° ® ) = =3 Sl G R | fe S T e Eagle B omestic) dardines,In /4 size tins—- ac] an tan . o OkIanomA over the list and see lnw’ g e ran = y " table. A trial can will convince you of the quality, and we assure® you they are worth a trial. Percan .............ocoeeenenneen. Another ‘Carload of “Schimmel’s” Jelly—- . This car came in last week. We have had it distributed to our stores and this entixe week you can buy it at the very special price quoted. We bought this car at less than the manufacturer felt he ought to get for it, but oftentimes owners of merchandise prefer cash to hold- ing merchandise. . We have sold so much of “Schimmel” that com- c A special mill purchase of 100 dozen good grade saloon of Omar Anderson, a former . 5 round thread Muslin Sheets, hemmed ends and seam soldier, 417 3d street southwest, about Crown Piano $235 345 o'clock yesterday atternoon, fol- Comstock Pi 215 mis-weave. which won't affect the wear. ilowing a quarrel. 1ano .... centre. Term econds because of a slight oil spot or | Sergt. Harney and Policemen Oxl? ith & FRINGED CUT CORNER BEDSPREADS sl 98 i st s e ] s : Full double-bed size Crochet Spreads, strictly per- held the latter as a witness. The police searched the place and reported Haines Bros. Pianc. .$135 ithe discovery of a bottle containing fect, in pretty Marseilles patterns. A great bargain at rice, and one which all thrifty housewives should take 'advantage of. !a small quantity of corn whisky. Kurtzmann 88-note Egen's condition is not regarded as Pi “Peter Pan” Pongee 20c Yard-Wide $5 All-Wool Tuxedo J|serious Player Piano ....$340 Artistone Player ....$425 PERCALES, | SWEATERS, | BURNED IN AUTO FIRE. || ‘oo pure soo0 Made. of] . w:?-% Watchman Victim in $60,000 Blaze : = 't - 5 n e c = i - wool RICHMOND, Va., January 9.—One Co. = Pd ment on quality seems unnecessary. There were exactly 1,100 cases of two dozen glasses each in this car and until each store’s quote is sold out it’s yours at our special figure. Many of our friends have heretofore bought a dozen or a case of Schimmel’s. Our clerks will sort it out as you like. Per glass ,..ooconinoiiiiiiininio. ton pongee, looks like the| Big assortment of|front, death-and property damage estimated luster of silk; [patterns, in- light or|black, at $60,000 resulted from a fire in the fluted front,|dark colors, in short lccorxe C. White & Sons automobile G St. at 13th collar and|pieces wu;.' many pl# hgredyea!!rduy, cuffs. Sizes to [piecgs matching. e dead man was employed as ¢ L. Kitt, See. & 46. ©On Sale at 815 a.m. hman. Thirty cars. were e i oo