Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 5

‘SUFFERED MANY ' HARDSHIPS UNDER TURKISH RULE AND AGGRESSION IN JERUSALEM. Half-Yearly "Clearance of ‘Luggage b AT REDUCTIONS Kit Bags Pallman Cases London models. Made of Extra quality Black Shark, English grained, Enamel, quwhldl-bou d; i’;’::i’.“f‘; od 3C ow h ide; ll‘nllendld ‘loczn jb":‘l l‘f‘t“ sh chec] ning, extra deep an - UnIDE eeeevene 517.85 out tray; 28 s inches long... ol Men’s Oxford Bags e by 2 grain_cowniae, Ladies’ Hat Boxes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vester and their children. Mrs, Vester, # mative of this country, was ome the Round and square leaders in the American colony in Jerusalem until the world brought about a change in conditions theke, She leather lined.... models, fitted with %at ent twenty-aix years in work for huma ester family is now in Washington. Pockats, ete... - 90400 Wake Up or You’ll Be Too Late Ladies’ Light-Weight oBlagk, Sobra-grained e Trenks, 814 TO See Blg Benefit Ball Battle / ; ST et $8.50 D e e orDEDTIME up - i P Fom oveeenv.. $10.65 You’ll Not Only Miss Great Game, But Opportunity to A Dreadtul Night ed Overnight : : s readful Night. Sait ‘i:-';: &‘Bu' e Ladies’ Hand Bags Aid Boys’ .c’ub—Hmy Along; Oppor. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. vory: Silk, Velvet and Leath : mischievous w some da Ebony Tollet Articles, Prices. 0ld Mr. Toad strayed with Peter P .00 4™ °F antire sei Sholep of BY W, 5 CLAGETE. greatent country on earth after 18| p L for awhile and then went b Last call, folks! oY en e DOPEY DAN. | about Bis business, promistug te conie * For the chances are that before Sera: le for Passes. back again soon. Once more Peter | 7 f ol was alone. You remember thaty he another day's edition of this noo: P. S—Tree-mendous exc}lemenl was a prisoner wound up In a net in paper falls into your hands the |prevailed on the White Lot Elfpse to- | Farmer Brown's strawberry bed. He crowds clamorin’ for admission to|day at 12 o'clock, when Mr. H"'k’ino longer struggled to get free, for and others in charge of the big kame . the Florida avenoo ball yard will be | 010 05 CC o CoCaon ore'n 1,000 Httle | Lot Lo R e T et net | %0 dense that no matter what you|baloons, attached to many of which|pe became. pdee-cide then, ‘twill be abs'lutely im- | Were small boxes containing about Shortly after Old Mr. Toad left { possible to squeeze a way in to see [ 203 tickets to the game Peter heard light footsteps, and once When at a certain height Strings|more held his breath. This time it the big league scrapfest bet' en the | were let ga, and for fully thirty min- | was Jimmy Skunk. Peter could see Nationals and St. Looeys, the pro- jutes one of the 2 the white stripe on Jimmy’s coat as ceeds from which are to be turned | Wildest scenes [remmm— 3| he dug out white grubs along the " | ever pulled oft inf ; a e over for the benefit of that sterlin’ |that highly culti- () | cax=ioritiic etrawhereys Bed i my i organization, the Boys' Club of | vated section of | . 4| net. He was so busy hunting for Washington! the city was en-|. . . white grubs that he failed to notice Wardrobe Trunks Every desirable model. Becker quality in all. o S3150 Special Beeker's Much-Wanted Week-End Cases. Attractive linings, shir- red pockets, removable e T 85,75 ST §22.50 Also—in the Clearance Sale ! 5 acted by thou- anythi thy 1 Thurfore, don’t put off until 3 o’clock | . n4g of the city’s llr};wbifir‘;n“i:i‘]_‘ in Pe«:crrnldg:l;f ;h‘: | tomorrow afternoon that what should ! youngsters who Y tongue. He was not quite certain be done on your|had gathered in . > ]| what Jimmy Skunk would do should o 1| the nelghborhood | he di: him the helples: ;. “;“;"mm‘ "'"”";:' to grab one of After @ long time Jimmy disap- Sole Leather Trunks Tazi Trunks 3 ; Tickets may De|the passes. peared. Peter sighed thankfully. Then Ladies’ Hat Trunks Army Lockers . had !ron‘:h-l\“r:zer:- MeGflr-::mal:vr;-:r;; {gr ltv‘vhllex’n:nhh[lg hnv?en’ed. 'B:ll‘;l.l 5 5 e Wash- 3 e time Peter lay listening for Bhoe Trunks English Kit Bags e : Rotary|ond seneral an b B sound of more footsteps. By and by Automobile Trunks Attache Cases round free-for- i % he heard them. Being wound up in Golf Trunks Case Bottom Bags : 3 who fln?e alls were the or- & < that net, of course he couldn’t sit up Saddle Trunks Bellows Cases the affair,|der of the day as - to look. Nearer and nearer came the you don’t|the flutterin’ pasteboards, al footstéps. Then Peter heard a faint P = ' 3 % anky R~ | will be honored at the gate tomor- |sniff. It seemed to him as if his Dressing Cases Completely Fitted for Men and Women K, o aaas e s | o ut tated Mo motharN et seart/atoppedilieating Fight then and It ' was further learned at the Elipse | there. He couldn’t see, but he knew marine or any-|today that precedin’ the main bout|by that sniff who it was. It was body else—they |at the grounds tomorrow, preliminary | Reddy Fox. Peter had no hope at all are to be got and!stunts will be staged by members |now. Finding him helpless that way, S S .Jit's up to You to]of the Boys' Club, so all told the bird | Reddy would certainly make an end Brief Cases got who falls to show up will indubi-|of him. Al ‘motels, |3 ta Something for Nothing. ously owe himself money. But Reddy didn’t. He sat down at 5 pockets. Real cowhide and ain’t of R a little distance and with his head It ain't often in the course of sl P el ot human events that tho. common or | EXPECT SEVERE DROUGHT |55 "sipicioue. s s Yoty TP/ garden “geranium,” sich as you'n me, suspiclous. He suspected some kind 1 1 of a trap. 'he thing that had caught s permitted to cut in on a good thing | Parts of England Fear Repetition | peter Rabbit might catch him. By for nuthin’, but i that's not what d by he slowly went up to the edge : of 1921 Experience. R tha ey ‘And aniffed & is offered tomorrow, then I'm a awful 7 of the strawberry bed and sniffed at bum calculator, for by slappin’ down | Grave fears are being expressed|that met. He didn't like the smell = 5 of it. If Peter had been near the the usual “come-over” price old hard- | that the serious drought of 1921 will [ 2f °t J15 Feteh, Rod 0 So0C, BiL toilin’ General Public not only spends |be repeated this summer in Europe,|chance, but Peter was in the very an afternoon at his most enjoyable |especially in southern and eastern middle of th‘at strawberry bed. Reddy past-time, but earns the privilege, | England. ‘ American Commercial At [8imply didn't dare to try to walk When in after years he becomes af- | tache Walter S. Tower has informed |OVEF to that net to him. = flocert and is struttin’ down the |the Department of Commerce. That was & disadidl GiEht for Beter boolevard with his little grandson | Since the end of April little rain hag| Rabbit. 1t seemed to bim 't neves and passes the great Boys' Clubl of |fallen and the situation has been un- Would end. wice Feddy J°oX wen that ‘day, to proudly point to thel|relieved except for three rainy days,|3WaYy. and twice he came DOCK 9 magnificent stedoture and rightfully | Which occurred recently. This, how- | Went all around that strawberry bed say, “Yaa's, Throckmorton, I've been |ever, brought only temporary respite. LA INC. - -long benefactor to that splendid | Conditions still “remain serious in organization!” these districts, arousing such anxiety Hold a bit, folks, pray don't get ex- | that precautions are being taken gen- cited! O course, it's only human now- | erally to check waste and to conserve adays to snift the scent of a rodent |dwindling supplies of water. Ration- when anvbody suggests a “gimme”|ing has begun in some places, but in proposition, but as it won't take|the London district the only steps to more'n a couple of seconds to explain {date have been warnings to econo- the big idea of tomorrow’s entertain- |mize. Observera have fears that this On D sal Tueda ] ment T'll ask you to bear with me for |summer is to have a more serious (o a.y e— y . just a few paragraphs! (Leave the|drought than that of last year. J l l 8 I room, Ginger!) Unless permanent relief arrives Bess{CEb A meng | Risant. Soabias o the aslet meio s The Cream of Our Stocks Offered at Bargain Prices for One Day Only—DO IT NOW! You see, the Boys' Club of Wash-|imposed, it is said. Garden crops ington, located at 230 C street north- | especialiy will suffer, and crops of west, conceded by the veriest hard- :'n‘:lll:l “{,r'l:lé’-I are ‘llreldb:; lllx"reltened. 2 e unfavorable effects on bolled as one of the most Worth-|4ne 1ocal jam industry. Due to the while institootions ever organized in|hot spell, insect pests are abnormally our incomparable community, is doin’ | numerous in both garden and orchard, yeoman service for the workin' kids |but the chief 1ll effects of & prolonged of our fair city,|dry spell are to be expected in the C 500—25-Cent White 170 M B Lot atoris, sl supaiics. and the pesciie poveines | EEDDT THIED TO STUDT 2 = . I y it impossible to|of dust-borne dry-season diseases. Linen Handkerchiefs ... thrive on wind alone! Wise to this hoping to find a way to reach Peter SR i without having to walk over that net. et tno dirccters| REPENTING AT LEISURE. |5.: here was no way, and tho mors business men of he saw of the helplessness of Peter g.:- ul;m;:ln:m -m: Cubans Regret Abandoning Citrus | Rabbit the more he ;usyec!egln trap. Reddy tried to study the thing out, or" the ™Hotary Fruits for Sugar Cane. but it was as strange to him as it Club, held & little| Cupan orange and grapefruit planters| W88 to Peter. He knew that it had bow-wow as to are repenti in lei e something to do with man, and that the best way to Gi® ) Frapetrull tree Sew sa. fase 5g|made him all the more suspiclous. So 1 - : L s th S he couldn’t get up his coursge to do 150—75-Cent Black and Tan i Now, Clark|Sienr cofe there would be les re:lanything more than prowl around the Chesterfleld Grif- | Si2%5 plgan fo'Fise and then skyorere | dge of that strawberry bed and do Leather Belis .... . fith manaBer| "th, weil remembered 30 cents, vast|his best to frighten Peter Rabbit to 100—Palm Beach Suits, Broken Sl 1.75 Lots Only, But All Sizes wems 2 scececcencey I{ emeritus 2na most ‘worthy grand!to the well remer g B orangs grons wast|death. The met which had caught s oe oo ase ball out-|iorn up and planted in sugar cane;|Peter was now keeping him safe. Of other groves were abandoned entirely | course Peter didn't understand this. sirreel Gets pink toolips pinned on |97+ SE0VeR Wote & el care for thi t | He might have felt a little better if him when his birthday rolls around | S Jore Fecelved no care for the past it g These pri 7 thing! Well, Griff £ e had. prices hold for TUESDAY ONLY I Frank R. Jelleft, John Dolph, yl"nr:eg 3‘:::‘?'&"},.‘.: fi:v!ig-‘- Cuba, states In a| At last the Black g}zfl:gov‘v& b’anx“.n ment of Commerce. | to retreat. It was i | tor Dougherty 'Bob Hicki v | 1eRort partment of Com 3 it was time for lolly Money’s Worth or Monéy Back Eomith and the rest of the Rotary|g-As . Iowult of this but 1,00 boxes of | round, red Mr. Sun to kic s it pped ‘from O rosy blankets and begin his daily committee appointed to dig up the|ihis year, whilo less than 1000 Doxis | climgb up in-the biue, blue sky. Then ow, see here, 1 used|jpave been shipped from Sabanasco. At 5 ned and trotted awa; to cover the kid ‘bag’ 1, lng there are about 2,000 acres still fi:v?g:d’;gt gfi P L l-knhll from me it's the toughest .t1°. left of grapefruit and oranges, but less | ful night was at an end, but Peter in the game! e Lo e | than half have seceived little or no care | dreaded the coming of the day. He - | day in July when Zeb Milan’s babies| quring the last few years. was afrald that that would be even return, and I'll chip in the whole bloomin’ proceeds for the Boys' Club more dreadful than night bad been. ~ CANNIBALISM “Why, oh why did I listen to Old e [ IN HAITL Mr. Temptation?” moaned Peter. of this city!” 8 3 ' fi:mmly n;s "wn:‘r’ev&):inv'; ‘eo’m mittee snapp: up e s stants, and the answer is the blE 2 Proofs of Its Existence Found by fair tomosrow, when our own strug- PRETIY " Flin Wil &r Dominican Constabulary. Sut wiin thom sasey St ovstetten | guin s sury, t e utiok, > ‘who, my way of figurin’ =3 T e yestarday, Care headed. 23|, YoodoO Sogt BOL Set ae & re; § i raight for the American League|,&0% RUORE CO8 Domin oar i hit nnant as we are for August! does scroms theRorder IeRitt, neith-1 ) e 9 aq ‘Guesain’ Contest. Haltl 1t still prevails in the remote: —of Painting, Paperhang- 5 regions. Morsover, folks, as a added attrac-| "Not a year ago at this writing a tion, everybody enterin’ l‘!;o‘bll!:-r'ko".lnli native wergeant of my company: of|{§ ing and Decorating think 3 essin’ contest of Taylor. “_ : &% Say % Everywhere Be repo; l corEstimates made on request. ot had foutd these two Haitlans eating . meat off the thigh bones of a httle F . 2 4 £ e & girl, whose body was found nearby,|E 'lt’s 0 . e ) ; : and who, as jnvestigation proved, was! [l parEREANGING J A y Fiasha sad Kilied por, > oY | #2333 18th St. NW. Tel. Col. 1077 - niy big leagu . . had LS The strange pa‘t of this event was thattner nad with thom 4 liftla Hal i : > of jut ten rs, who, ANHEUSER-BUSCH, Infortned ue c.Stlouis. ; ; ers ':ré _&‘;{. upor ln;l-yd fl!l&'flfmln& GRAPE BOUQUET’ E BRANCH = h Wholosale Distributors S ehiie I the Benafit: - | ool « ~ Washington, D. C, ‘l ¢ B b, © Phone Franklin 812 bICE Shintlemas ot in T e % bit for the merely being tolerated as a reserve in ity case other food was mot avallable, FROM THE AVENUE AT NINTH Clark Griffith says: . “T am glad to do it for the boys.” Lee Fohl says: “Boys are boys wherever they are, and St. Louis is ready to help.” % So Tm&yrll ¥ Boys’ Day at the Ball Park - Regular League Game Washington vs. St. Louis For the benefit of the Boys’ Club of Washington : 230 C street northwest Fathers, bring your sons—Sons, bring your fathers! No Increase in Prices! Tickets on Sale at the Park and by Members of the Rotary Club! Stunts—Features! . Stupend(;us Sale 5,846 MEN’S SHIRTS All the finest P-B Shirts from Regular Stock Manhattans Excepted (at about) ..$1.35 $5.00 Shirts are now......$3.45 ..$2.00 $7.00 Shirts are now......$4.95 ..$2.85 $10.00 Shirts are now......$6.95 $2.00 Shirts are now. $3.00 Shirts are now $4.00 Shirts are now. White and Colored Shirts in the Following Imported and Domestic Fabrics Woven Madras Russian Cords. Pure Silks with stripes and figures. Plain white Silks. Silk mixtures. White Oxfords and White Madras. Collar attached or with neckband. White corded Madras. Full Dress Shirts. This clearance covers our entire stock - of shirts, all made up according to the strict P-B standards as to pattern, work- * manship, fabric and fit. Not one shirt has been purchased for the sale—and Manhattan Shirts alone are excluded. It represents a twice-a-year opportunity for men to save a legitimate one-third on the * finest shirts obtainable from the largest high-class selection in Washington. It may be regarded as one of the most, i not the most, important shirt sales of the year. ; Al neck sizes and sleeve lengths