Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. ROSEDERE 1206 G Street With Luxurious Fur Collar and Cuffs 339.75 Lower Prices UE to REDUCED LABOR COSTS, lower price level now in effect on ALL CANTILEVER SHOES. For Full Particulars Inquire at Qur Store The Small Bov WarnsHisMother Many a worthy waman has cast] gloom over a small hoy hv warn- ing him aeainst p-een anplec. wet feet, etc. On hehali of the hoy, we beg to call the woman's attention to the following: “High heels menace not only the health of the women whn wea-| them. but also the health and chances of the children thrse women may bring intn the world,"— Dr. R. Kendrick Smith of Bocton “To overcame the forward thrust which high heels aiv~ the hodv is forced to suhiect itseli to nnr-~tural strains. Such a postuce brines; about decreased resniratian 3 Tes- sened richness of the blood and a, less lively circnlation. Al th~} pelvic organs hecome coneesta! through heing thrown ant af bal-; ance and pressed upon by the ab-} dominal argans.” § “Warking waman -~<a the warct affenders,” 2 Young. ane of Rasta- women phvsici~nz: whe are on th et nersict in wearing the highest heels, | Sensible women laarnad that thev can increace their ~fficiencv, and aven earn himma- calecies hyv! wearing chaec hailt for solid com- | fort and health i And if <ame day v-voe children (or! van- neighhar’s chitd-er) are nor-! F 1 3 *hic waman Qun leads hanninace | [ ar chpes, ing ta the narvas! tieht - wranely| vma il came by | ~h Ren's and tight as standing Reile chace Bh discarding the Slioms far. camiatable sshaes during p-Jawart Gottbard -~ < workipe hayrs® = Rv wea=ing (ntilare= Shoes yor! will he in seeh good humar alll dav that ~van venr naichha-'c| children wi'l nat aanay van Jet us avnlain in dstail the delightfnlt aualities af these’ gond to~king| shoes. Tnust ask for “Cantilever Comfort.” 2 Cantilever Shoe Shop 1319 F St. N.W. Second Floor | Over Young Men's Shop o sensible; Hy MASS MEETING TO OPEN WILSON FUND CAMPAIGN Speakers to Be Heard Sunday at National Theater in Support of Foundation Plans. The District of Columbia's cam- paign for its quota of $85,000 toward the million-dollar Woodrow Wilson foundation fyund will be opened with a uon-partisan muss meeting, to be held at the National Theater Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Charles Edward Russell, socialist nominee for the presidency several years ago, but now an independent in politics, will preside at the meeting, which will be addressed by the fol- lowing: Hamilton Holt, New York magazine editor and executive di- rector of the natlonal campaign; Dr. Samuel T. Eliot of Boston. a son of D=. Charles W. Eliot, president-emer- ftus of Harvard University: John Temple Graves, a member of the Lin- coln Memorial Commission, and Sam- ucl Gompers, president of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor. Monday the actual work of campaign will begin. Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams, chair- man of the women's committee, is in cha-ge of Washington headduarters, which were opened at 729 14th street Tuesday. Births Reported. ‘The following births have heen reported to fhe health department in the last twety- . and Elizabeth C. Darden, boy. Est! or Kligman, the Beneville . and Joseph and Mabel n S aud Sadie L. Kemp, girl. foward M. and Lorene B. Bradbury. girl Alrabam and Annte 3. illian M. Herbert, boy . Meloy. boy. rrison, boy. goino. girl, Higgins, boy. boy. girl. sirl. X . Bowman, bey. tone and Catherine Raltimore, girl. and Elnora Weekly, girl. nor Thomas, girl. Marriage Licenses. Marriage 1 foilowing: Carl M. Dartemeier of Chery Chase. 3Md.. and_ Celexte Denny of this city. Joseph Nelson and Mary Smiih, Feank D. Wagner of San Diego. Calif., and Cathy and M Frod Rar (. Otinger of Quieksbure, Louise I Maddox of Framt Roval. V No 3 Connell and Helen tave. orgs’ A. Degenhardt and Ruth I Rosser. Ciarles N, Trler and Maria Woodson. Paul Rernstein and Elma Dudles, both of Ralt'more, Md. Herbert H. Scheder and Anna B. Foley. Deaths Reported. The foilowing deaths have been reported tn the health department in the last twenty- fone hours: The F. Hayes, 63, United States i tal. Charles S N, Toseph Jgmes E. Hospital. Harvey J. Colema sity Hosp John T. Lil Houpi a ‘. . Freedmen's” Hospital 1808 Valley st. —_—— ORDERED TO FORT RILEY. Maj. Homeér M. Groninger, cavalry, in this eity, has been ordered to take a course of instruction at the Cavalry School at Fert Riley, Kan. icenses have been issued to the Society (Continued trom Eighth Page.) today, to be the Cannon, who will for them on Saturday. honor. At the conclusion of their visit with Miss Cannon_Mr. Loose® will leave for Florida and Mrs. Loose will remain in Washington at her ‘apartment in Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth have had as guests thelr nephews from Tacoma. Wash, Mr. Ar- thur F. Ellsworth, & student at Washington State College, and Mr. Robert Ellsworth, & caget, at West Point. i Miss Ullz Ruby Rathbim of Fairview, Okla, and Mr. Frank T. Tracy were married yesterday at the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. Herbert F. Randolph officiating. The bride, who was attended by Miss Jean Maxwell of Black Lick, Pa., wore a dark blue traveling suit. Mr. Robert C. Tracy, brother of the groom, was the best man. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the pariors of tae church. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy will be at home at 1419 Chapin street after a wedding trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bones have gone to Pinehurst, N. C., where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson at Hunters Lodge for two weeks. They will spend some time at Palm Beach before returning to Wasaington. Mrs. Thamas Hartley Given, who is occupying the apartment of her daugh- ter, Mrs. George Wheeler, at Wardman Park Hotel, waile the latter Is visiting | -everal months in Erie, Pa., will leave "1 a few days to visit another daughter, ',\lrs. Fred Brooks McFeely, in Greens- burg. Pa. Later she will join Mrs. Wheeler in Erie. Mrs. Wheeler will re- (urn to her apartment at Wardman i'ark Hotel early in the spring. The cavalry officers stationed in and around Washington will entertain at a reception and dance at Wardman Park Hotel on January 37. It is expected that the Secretary of aWr and Mrs. Weeks and Gen. Pershing will attend. The ruests will be received by Gen. and Mrs. Willard A. Holbrook, assisted by Col. nwnd Mrs. George Vidmer. Col. and Mrs. W. C. Rivers and a number of others. — HELD FOR ROBBERIES. Two Negroes Released on $10.000 ‘ Bail Pending Grand Jury Action. Cecil Overton and Bernard Short, both colored, charged jointly with robbery, were held on bonds of £10.- 000 euch to uwait uction of the grand jury, following a preliminary hear- ing given them yesterday In Police | Court before Judge Hardison. It was stated by the poiice that the two defendants had held up and -{robbed Isadore Okin of 2400 Virginia avenue, of $40, on December 16, and | Ovidia "Piani, a grocer. of 1ith and Corcoran streets, Decembsr 23. Assistant United Statds Attorney Ralph Given stated to the court that six additional charges of robbery would also be presented to the grand Jury. Suits Evening Street D M No C. 0. D. ests of Miss Helen entertain at dinner This will be the first of a series of dinner parties which Miss Cannon will give in their Dinner Dresses » 8 Easing the SETTLE FOR $2,500. Judd Brothers Adjust Damage Suit Brought by Mrs. L. F. Jones. A consent verdict for $2,600 dam- Bf.l has been rendered by a jury in Circuit Division 1 before Justice Stafford In favor of Jones, adminis! automobile truck. and his brother, Maurice B. Jud that it had been repaire: .| of the two machines. ; Joseph W. Jon gainst the Semmes Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert Motor Company. Her suit against Ernest Judd and Maurice B. Judd wae dropped and a verdict rendered in favor of the defendants. Jones was in the employ of the ————— plaintiff, while Attorney Fran! ! I [ New Willard Hotel Ballroom January 15 Hear Morini at this recital. Then go to any dealer in Victor products and hear the Victor Records by Morini. You will instantly appreciate how truly the Victrola brings to you her per- sonality and her art. Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden, New Jersey L | Rizik Brothers TWELVE THIRTEEN F " To Close Out | Reduced to ; $42.50 any Sold As High As $130 ' No Exchanges Gowns Labor Semmes Motor Companyat: thetr & street plant and was repairing an Ernest Judd had sent his car to the garage for radu& called for the machine, which was delivered to him on the lugp”&twg started the car and it yan.intotehe] | truck which Jones was repairing and F. | caught Jones between the radi 8 nd’ Rudolph H. Yeatman appeared co;?th; Hogan r:presented the company and Harvey D. Jacob and Walter 31. Has- tian defended the Judd brothers. Glassware ln COlOI‘S for the Table Service In attractive designs, we have on Y display an extensive collection of aquamarine blue, ruby, amethyst, amber. green, dark blue and crystal. A design in aquamarine blue, with twisted crystal stem, as shown in illustration, is priced as follows— Goblets, $30 Dozen Tall Sherbets, $30 Finger Bowls, $30 Finger Bowl Plates, $30 Ginger Ale Glasses, $16.50 DULIN @ MARTIN CO. 1218 F STREET end 13214 to 1218 G STREET e HowH:“ to 5:30 count for cash. Sales WMent of Cooking OU appreciate comfort and the pleasant re- sult of labor efficiently done. We call at- tention to your kitchen and solicit that you stop at our show rooms for a demonstration of the economy and improvement in food a modern gas range will accomplish. All purchases may be paid for in small monthly amounts with your gas bill or we give 5% dis- Washington Gas Light Co. 419 Tenth St. NW. == = ——— == 40-Inch FUR COATS, $285 Hudson Seal Scotch Mole Caracul A Selling Price Far Less Than the Ordinary Cost These coats are values of the highest order. They are impossible to cqual at a price as low as $285. It has only been by a very unusual con- dition and extraordinary endeavor on our part that we have secured then. The fur throughout is of wonderful quality. The models in Scotch Mole and Caracul are trimmed with deep shawl collars and cuffs of finest skunk. The Genuine Hudson Seal Coats have the same style magnificent deep shawl collars and cuffs in skunk, squirrel or beaver. The finish of each coat is perfect. We have never offered values in furs that could compare with these. The selling price is far less than the ordinary cost to us. i Fireet, Comer Jlirteentle TSR SR S R S THE Phillip. Levy Store offers you} Quality Furniture at extremely low prices on the most liberal credit terms in Washington. Consisting of 2-inch continuous post bed. sanitary. proof spring and all-cotton mattress. $5.00 Cash—1 Weekly e R = This Beautiful Bedroom Suite Consisting of a Dresser, Chifforette, Semi-_Vanit Taple and Full-size Bow-end Bed, similar to illustration. Genuine $ 5 00 walnut or mahogany finish. — $15.00 Cash—$2.50 Weekly 10-Piece Dining Room Suite Your choice of genuine walnut or mahogany finish, con- J | 9 .00 sisting of Buffet with mirror back, similar to illustration; China Closet, Serving Table, Round Extesion Table (Ob- long Table, $10.00 extra), 5 Side Chairs, 1 Armchair, Seats upholstered in genuine leather. $19.50 Cash—$3.00 Weekly