Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 16

s THE EVENING S’I;AR. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23,:192‘;2. i 1 —— Bhe HUB FURNITURE CO— otz —) . An Important Sale of 16 Svome e AT ST BACK | type in a Bolshevik press bureau in Bokhara! And Mustapha Kemal fightingin | Senator *Is Dinner Speaker Turkey—American business men . . . working in China—Hughes and o 5 the wetld's statesmen. making Before University Men in peace in Washington—such tales i % gf oue touch with the East, told Philadelphia. D’;lvn';:g“"’f.{;‘ St ;flt PHILADELPHIA, February 23.—Un- ture of a new world, bl’lulflllfly less America is willing to accept the| . \ captivating! four-power pact and has the “faith in - e human understanding necessary to its effectiveness, there should be no hope for a conclusion of the naval limita- | tion treaty,” Senator George W. Pep- per of Pennsylvania declared last night at the annual Washington day 4 dinner of the alumnl of the Universit American MAGAZINE on the Orieat | o¢ penpgyivania, < IRIcRly: Hastretodt “In the absence of mutual under- Out today—all news-stands—35cents | .., 1qng between nationsr he satd, “it is better that we arm ourselves to the teeth and glare at the rest of the world across a great ‘no man’s land".” “No Provision for Force.” " The four-power Pacific treaty, now Dentlstry before the Senate for approval, with other treaties concluded at the Wash- i ington conference, .Senator Pepper said, was merely a pledge of the pow- ers concerned that they would meet Droducing bettor together for conference on the mat- er grade, more artistic den. [|LeTS in dispute before performing any tistry. overt act. The ty does not in- A careful examinration of your : s : ny measures of teeth and an e estimate of [|coercion, guaran or provide for New reed furniture and other new spring lines are en route and we must have room to display the stocks when they arrive. Hence, we are interested in dis- Liberal posing of our presént stock of sample living room suites now on our floors. Tomorrow we start a drastic clearance of the entire stock and four examples of the generous cut in prices are here set forth. The values are bona fide and in- spection is invited. Credit specializa- ystematizing for th Coie Bl ho. v s use of force in any eventuality. charge, L ree of , Other speakers included Sir Arthur 2 o) — E. Currie, princibal of McGill University — asy Payment Terms and commander of the Canadian forces / SUCTION 3 rsity, an am T. Tilden, o o ° PLATES $ $ world's tehnis champion. ’2 ' 00 d R S t o .75 o o PS d5 s &S wum s s verstulfed Living hoom duiie is °179-Z Qverstuffed Livin o Room Suite anc S o ANDEUE friendship, Senator Pepper. deciared 5 Do . igh FILLINGS that such relatiohships in the affairs A magnificent suite, genercus in size, well made and luxurious to a high e . . Of Gold, Silver, Platinum ana 5’"’“‘1’\’,‘;l"°'J;’",“:fi,"l‘,’l,:"f“;f“"'gm‘j;f":*h‘; degree. Pillow arms, loose spring cushion seat and spring backs—in fact, it . Here's an:lhzr 5¢a"?}'—¢?fl-“'"‘:"fi of a six-foot davenport, large wing-back arm- Porcelain. 50c to 51 ached. Peace, he declared, was only is of spring construction throughout. Covered in High- chair and rocker to match. It is upholstered and covered with DR. WHITE cautlibrium of interests of the na- grade Velcurs, in shades of Blue, Brown and Mul- . high-grade tapestry. Roll arms, loose spring cushion seats with 5 ‘ms of the world he berry. Ncte the ccmfcrtable-locking wing backs. A spring-seat foundation, spring backs. This fine suite will add 407 7th St. N.W. s are the ""l:f;"gs,.f’e' (',‘1‘_;'1’““_3“;‘,'; six-fcot davenpcert, crmchair and arm rocker comprise immecsurably ;o the jeys and comfort of home life and will Sre unavle tona s from an- the suite. Reduced to.............c.coiuuinunnnn prcve an excellent investment. Reduced to ............... \ e nis: other’s point of the flic re are con- enator Pepper sald, ed a means of arriving at un- standings, removing suspicions and tablishing faith of one nation in another. Advocates Military Training. oon be Paint-up and Gen. Pershing, who addressed the Clean-up time. Get our esti- f|diners as “fellow-alumi,” suggested mates now. that they give more thought to mili- k i % =\ tary training at the university. The = Z ’ e Other FERGUSON University of 1llinois, he told them, 1 < K ING. | has a reserve officers’ training corps 4 t. N Ph. N. 231-232, IN T R. 111 of 2,500 me s, while the Univer- P. he said, “1 feel the -l < 3 =t - 1 i - . ARTMEN isity of Pennsylvania corps consists of | v i 74 -~ lemg Relieves Rheumatism |intivorabic comparison’ with the University of Illinois. of the University R Musterole loosens up stiff joli1ms } tribute to \\Ashmgmnh?nd Lin- J > . .t nd drives out pain. A clean, white | coln was paid by Gen. Pershing, who = ’ S eintment, nade with oil of mustard, | sclared. that most of the inspiration uites of America was drawn from the mem- Reduced $125.75 Cane Panel Living Room Suite Here’s an artistic cane panel design suite, finished in mahog- any, offered at a phenomenally low price. Strongly built and well finished. The com- ¢ fortable seats are well upholstered and cov- $ 9, 7 5 it usually brings relicf as soon as you | ory of these two historical figures. start to rub it on. Mr. Tilden recalled his trip to Eng- It does all the good work of the g{nd. Australia, New Zealand and . . . old-fashioned mustard plaster, with-| France as a member of Unite ates $198 75 C P l l l g om ult 2 is t , and said th h - 4 out the blister. Doctors and nurses | Som®,(4Ts, 1d s2ld thal the recep. E ane Panel Living Ro e often recommend its use. been courteous and friemdly. Such 5 tving-: ite i Get Musterole today at your drug | meetings of sportsmen of difterent There are several of this type of living-room suite in the sale, and we Fore 35candi€se i d tubes; | 1ands did much, he said, to promote picture this cane panel-back style because it is slae i S0, " 1278 AnA tubES: |y tier teeling between nations. %0 popular. The frames are finished in mahog- i Better Than a Mustard Plaster any and nicely pclished. Both the backs and ered in a good quality velour. This excellent suite will render surprisingly long service. Re- duced o). “io S e ARGENTINA CRITICISES sides are of cane. The seats are coil-spring BARRING GERMAN LINER! censtruction and covered with tapestry. Re- duced to ...........c.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiann, Newspapers Score Reported Action of French Government at Boulogne. J i T (EUENOS AIRES, February 21—The ' f o/ ~ 4'P iece Mahogany'fifliSIl Bedr 00m Saite per lari s it G0 | Including 48-Inch Dresser and Bow End Bed NOoX_BL; Fumed Oak T Telephone Stand and Stool WAL ) steamer was on her maiden trip from Be'tf“ Hamburg to this port at the time. Advices state that the action of the | French government was taken on: ou s the day the Cap Polonio was due to ¢ J call at Eoulofne. and that the pas- sengers awaiting there to embark on amer had to take a train to Colds, |t : burg-South American Line on the re- c‘ turn trip of the Cap Polonio will Jore provide a special train from Lisbon to Roman Seat 89c Paris and another from Rotterdam to P Thr t Paris to accommodate South Ameri- Mahogany Finish. can travelers desiring to go to Paris. 3 Bot There has been no previous reports ll‘i‘h‘l .I::':— of the action of the French govern- 3 Doses 6-- Cen$. | ment In refusing admittance to her rts of the Cap Polonlo. The steam g u 4 ) DONT EXPERIMENT = This old rell- | which was turned over fo England u Wt - ! b i able family remedy has relioeved |der the reparations clauses the H d thousands—it will relisve you—e |Deace ftreaty, was bought back in ¥ , s A A s - 5 ey it Todaye July. 1931, by the Hamburg-South 3 2 HE first thing we want you to notice is the generous size of the pieces in this per- 0500 tons’ and was Dant in 19767 D fectly matched suite—the dresser particularly, which has 7 a 48-inch top and large plate mirror.” The bed: has a styl- 1 3 9. 5 YT T TTTTTYTTRTTTY Y TT YT A R TV VT VRNTUI TVEVTVTTTTTIVI VT R TUVTVTWTYN SYELL £2 AITR 64010 BUTSUATUR) FPTPY EERSTTIYFLRLI CURPLPPPTRBI Ty 0 00 L1010 Tea Wagon ek e $74-75 ik remoresie it S 475 ber-tired wheels. NOW MAST___EM_: TABRIZ. ish bow foot instead of straight, as shown; a modern style chif- Insurgent and His Army Threaten forene- and a triplicate mirrqr dressing table complete this suite, Overthrow of Persia. which is offered on easy credit L e —— CONSTANTINOPLE, January 3$0.— Simko, the Insurgent Persian leader, ran g itine o ||| A High-Grade Genuine American Walnut Dining Room increasing the number of his follow- Dainty 5-Piece Breakfast Suite when in pain ers to 5,000, and he is operating suc- e o 2 > s : S Suite of Four Pieces = 0ld Ivory and Blue Enamel Finish You must, unlessyou fe’fl!’:gd °€v‘i?§'§“5 ;gféfifig.::\?vu‘s :?; True Ql;.ali'tiy is o'ne of tl;fhfm;turn .of this cxcelfl:ll;:':mch y;u ncc,: 21 9. 75 . illi ut u TobbIng. an, DF. Sravel in Fersia ize at the first glance. e four pieces are as | 82 0-in ar_:hw:‘llllmia‘;nggngm 0‘;‘ k’ar"::.‘z‘rf:, ":h‘i’c‘x','x‘."bfl':f P::::‘-Ein sed :gu'l'?.ct, 54-inch top extension lablg, china closet with center 'door nnd 75 :;’:e genuine French by Swedish instructors, has been ua- linen drawer, and a double-door inclosed server. We recommend $3 9;_ 2is th The Persian army failed to take any suite to any one desiring something par_hmlarly good — Baumo. BesgutiSOhe " | macerisesians Sinke, st i vix Including 6 genuine leather-seat originator’s name. sack officer, has undertaken to sup- e S chairs to match, $269.75 i press him. They can’t copy that. With the dissolution of the South Persian Fusileers and the withdrawal of the small British garrison in Per- Sia, this country of great natural re- » | souTces is reported to have fallen into EN GUE a state of chaos and confusion. l (ANALGESIQUE:), is a stainless liniment in ointment form whose penetrating glow soothes away pain_by stimulating the circulation. Keep atube handy. Forsale . by sll druggists. 6 Thos. Loeming & Co., N. Yo Amer. Ageats As pretty as a picture — practi- cal, too, and so inexpencively priced that™ no home-maker will resist the im- pulse to own one. The table has drop sides. The chairs are well made and strong- ly braced. Willow Newport Armchair 365 Strongly made and comfortable. For the A living room or porch. Very Special. = i . Consisting of a fluted pitcher and six o French el ] Baume ' : GREATERIET | ‘L--‘—-;-S’EVBN H & D STREETS=