Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 9

p : ' 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1992, oo T USTRINS FISCAL - |] . 2 e LE Only competent men are employed N At United States C“";| w'_ - C \ 3 4 N SWEEP SALE —papering — painting —etc. Prices day at 5 pm. by the United ap s Btates. Maring Band, Taylor 13¢h B373-837- o T4 NW. M. BT-ae “Hymn to the Sun” from “The Golden Cockerel,” § Rimsky-Korsakow \ ! . ; Downward Slide of Crown cond Con: It ends Friday—last two days President and Manager Continues in Face of Grand Bcenes from “The J The Clean Sweep sale surges through the store, sweeping ot " - Wolf-Ferari s . =l - Legislation. (@) Symphonic fa gl all kinds of merchandise before it. The sale includes % e h!*, Lansburgh — oy Burc Tne , i . ° L —AIll merchandise of our own not es- 2—Clear: lots f akers and Suite, “Poetical S i ] learance lots from our makers an i Decorating Company | COMMODITIES" GO UP| | stus peariey Sesecsgoesr i et 3 x at WARDMAN PARK Ho- [I|] I Rl o (5} On ther MaeE Lo sential to next season’s business ealers — NEW goods below the TEL, swept by cool breezes ||| | 1756 M Street | dante quasi adagio). i = price of “mark-downs.” ‘ frem the tress of beuumifal New Issue Bank and Forced Loan (9 Jn the Ntuge dationso : ock Creek Park. tdoor Next to Conneetleut Ave. . 3 “The Star Spangled Banner.” & with . Bills Fail to Allay Pes- Speng ¥ N B . .p-n-.h. l-I-r'u open. : wa Jgiciary “Sare_togey_at Clean §weep sale signs sl':ow th.c way in every section, and [ : W o simism. EeT g by e asrnaton every sign stands for a big saving. The sale ends Friday. that he has taken on 22 addi By the Associated Press. . Sprigg Duvall, assistant’ di- tional workers in his shade VIENNA, July 19.—The two prin-| | rector. : i den S tt ' shop to handle the extra busi- [{]cipal features of the governme March, “Colonial Carnival,” e eeS, ness in that department. financial program—the new .o = Ro kflun 1 verture, “Royal”.... i X usicians Walter Bosse an be executed at reduced prices. |f|served to check the downward slide e in Foldi : - || of the crown, which is now between Waltz, “Pe olding styles as pic- = :e.;:: l‘n: 37,;)‘001 for the dollar. 2 iy tured. Hardwood natu- # A July 18 shows 11 ger Sont over June. ; ral finish seat and back; but in the last twenty-four Hhours Intermezzo, “Simplicity”.. red painted frame. | ‘-?fr:o'::r’n:gfi':e:n?;M:;e':n"s:: ;1:;‘_;\3 Serenade, “Evening Shado Stands rigidly. No clating currency. hone orders filled. Peasimism In 4 ) The situati increas- Ing note. of bessimism_ among the newspapers and publie speakers and ere is a growing S| ef in the . Seile . efficacy of the government's program. Wh the I bill w: duced Sales Entirely Distinctive [|u matanines friis Thus, it is pointed out, the expected Mi ’ d Juniors’ A i o e e e value =3 < isses an uniors pare ll | The soctal d t: king_the : P mlol‘{gidl:lut?:::&;r::zll? :r:enfll!ect —of Painting, Paperhang- cs e o __ o o $ of the defeat of their plan to place . g (e T e S e e This 4-piece dining suite, *135 | b e bi he capitalist) ’ ; Greatly Reduced in Price ek e - : = = i ecoming more and more open an L . i ,"n A . % H HROUGHOUT this department the values [fI| P!t AR saEstimates made on request. 3 ou merican walnut finish are most unusual. For midsummer, travel- That the feeling extends bevond|8 papRY W. TAYLOR CO. Queen Annc period design, richly grained walnut-finish buffet, inclosed server, ing and vacation wear the following selections [il| 5 e Fam-corman e s B Sarmisaeneravisinese B china cabinet with drawer and extension table. sohlv assembiy—that if the situation drifts & B catinot be recommended too highly. ruach further in the present divection i ’ Porch ker, $3.95 the bankers will have to looK after i orch rocker, B 5] = thi i th: ey 2 = . Smart Sport Suits, $25 i ine i s ; Natural-finish _maple, with signI;:i‘?e“. 'cloth and novelty models, individually de- \DPBOVE AUSTRIAN PLAN. feonuttx’llfl I::g;e:n:lzl‘::::e Suerzr:n's.h‘Zh Sport and Dress E Section of Reparation Commission Wide assortment’s’t‘l:’zlfii:fifg 3\?;310 for Exchange Reforms. Distinctive Styles i/ = mn - el PARIS, July 19.—The Austrian sec- $7.50 M;"e’ Dresses tion of the reparations commission SMO"OJ'E:"I_“M 7.5 s $10.50, $25, $35 $45, $55 i nas approved the request of the Aus- ummer Stationery iy AN 2 % 2 : i eri vernment for the immediate dL]nusual morning, afternoon, sport and traveling r:',::s?;:m,m, r::,nu"_ i s ‘BRG(DG)D models. customs, state monopolies, and other . & 2 it 1 for th ZEngravers for every Occasion Girls’ Wash Dresses e e e | 7 ¢l LU=== - - bilize exchange and carry out re- TWELFTH STREET 25 $1.50, $1.95, $2.95, $5, $7.50. forms. The question now comes be- betusen Faxd G 2 2 2 2 2 fore the reparation commission on 3 piece bed o tf’t 523 75 $10, $12.50 Thursday or Friday, when it is ex- g - util . 9 . vi v ’ pected it will be finslly approved. = = a s 5 Girls® Cots |.,‘g'"Lyp';'f:fi'3;3‘3':'5%’,;‘:‘1?5\.'{"»;5"{;1 a\‘Ne Wfl! 2 This Refrigerator, . Includes bed, mattress and spring Bath mirrors, 95¢ tria. i- , 2-i) 7 vhi i isi i 1 { " i 33.50’ 35, $7.50, $10, $12.50 :":'l‘i:"’“:'d r:;‘;‘r.:ed :ir;-':rzvhe:'?c?-mry "'.'-‘.fl':m'“.":r.“.:.‘.fl; $11.75 i il;f:lcal;!pro;:hu:‘:&r::?ncled steel bed, high rising link spring With towel rack attached s in need o mmediate assistance. 7 z s . = 2 | dogte e : g : = 12x15-inch size; w Capes, . Wraps, Sweaters, Skirts, L B e sm Carpjt Cleaning Co. The well known Sani-cold re- Same outfit with wood-finish bed, $26.75 fios o e e Middies, Socks, Greatly Reduced requent of the government These ob- ew Jersey Ave. frigerator. Top icer, hardwood . : Y e e i ot Lincoln 7638 or 14m1 case—wire shelves and white 3 deonth o Hi%De “within the range of Dos- e ensmeldlined, Fltreet, Comer Thirteen sibility. A = DROPS LIQUOR CASES. J’udn‘&yfl Chemical Analysis of ‘Whisky Must Be Made. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 19.— Judge J. M: Peeler, in ordering ver- ugus dicts of acquittal in five liquor cases A t in criminal court here, ruled that it must be shown by chemical analysis ) A that ol - l # 3 kll.r;l'{nn;.: than 'éfile;.';.;xf o‘::ex :{’i.’lr e —— cent alcohol, as specifie y e ot ad law. earance Sale [Ef 5 Hewto Get Free From ¥ ¥ ¥ ne with one recent! made by the M a 'gtle All our summer millinery at remarkably low prices. e O e bl o = y Y P G g 3 prob-| The human foot can get awfully d Duree Hats are known to all and a sale like this means [[]|ably be_ thrown out. sccording lo|; i : : o County Selicitor L. E. Howell, as he | tired. Of course, when you consider o = E a great deal to you. did not have the required anaiysis in |that one takes about 5000 steps a Rocker or Chair, $9.75 hls 4- lece bedroo t $ . TE 9 T m suite, / their weariness in late afternoon. Baroriall Brown/ Gler reed 30 y s ; ats that so or $7.50 to 325 FARMERS IN POWER. _But you can help your feet, and rocker (as pictured) or chair with Beautifully grained American walnut REDUCED TO —_— lighten their burden, by wearing! soft spring seat and loose i Will Govern Manitoba as Result of | Cantilever Shoes. Your feet will cushion. In the distinctive Louis XVI period design. Includes large dresser and vanity not get so tired. P & & & s Elections. . 2 case, bow-end bed and chifforett Cantilever Shoes are mnoted for €2 3'__ 5L_ 7 @ lo.'o_o Jloroedmenteaimme e their freedom and fl]zxihili(y, which | — —— ! nitoba, July 18.— f 7 f 3 Bt permit proper circulation and nor- Manitoba I8 to have & B oo e tear | mal action of the foot. Unrestrained tors refusing the liberal government |—not handicapped—your feet, in! sPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT g:nn:n. g;e(':‘hgor&h vot:.et !cm: é Cantilever Shoes, will go the limit : ! ce. orris was electe b Entire Stock of by :!1- oxn con'utuencz but three foryon. I’ of s colleagues went down to de- y' teat. MAURICE HAT SHOP T i ot oo Mantote Free Press has conceded the election “lof a 1 ity in Manit: d g 7’3 G :‘"“ N.w. : ?ne'au:{»fli'u:.:.',ff’;f’mi Nordrln:: 713,;“.1 . Now on sale«with us at one low price FoRernment by s jlatiosiadininiatray \ tion. h i $l 95 This Magazine Rack Steel Bed Cots, $1.95 oice, . TWO-CENT GASOLINE: CUT. $1.95 Brand-new folding cots in gray gl o ? led finish; 4 o 4 ] i e Al . enameie finish; head and foot Also o a h e ' P posts fold under spring. 30 inches Central States. Mission_oak {‘lfk. mthSll r;e ¥ 9 CHICAGO, July 19.—A two-cent re- Ve }‘;3;'&15. sizpeene vl e i % 927 G Street N.W. d | oo 1 e Dytce of Easoline and & one-cent cut in the price of refined oil \ i \ 7as announced by the Standard Ol f ’ ompany O ndiana, effective today - Comptuy of indiang, effective today ] One carload gone! served by the company. The new = grise of gasoline ta the consumer will 23 cents. A similar cut in the gasoline price paa announced by the Kansas City Refining mpany, at nsas , Mo., affecting five states, including Indiana. GENERA_L.M TRIED. ARCHED LIKE THE FOOT. Oklahoma ‘Guard Brigadier Ac- hThedCa‘_nklilever m;ch is fle;ibl%hand e . S 3 : shaped, like your foot arch. ere ~ ey cused on Insubordination. i; l'ohornI ff?r the }oes ;o spread out; Tabl 19.75 FORT SILL, Okla., July 19.—Court- | the heel fits comfortably. The Can- Library . © o i martial of Brig. Gen. Charles E. Mc-| tilever Shoe fits snugly at the arch i ©) s gade of | and supports the foot without inter- Dull rubbed antique mahogany- Another Carload on. Sale tomorrow Dunoleum 39¢ (Felt base floor covering) Rosedere 1206 G Street This Footstool, 95¢ 11x15-inch fumed oak stool, with padded leatherette top: heavy box frame. First quality, we wish to emphasize—not remnant lengths or seconds usually found at Pherson, comman of & ® b I kiah tional 4, e : B ' | Taubardination hes been | fCTINE With it. Avoidance of foot finish table; platform base, heavy this price. el ! oraerea in ln-uucu:n- from Gov. a‘i'flie"'_‘mac'ledi':t:‘:"fl':" m‘?kfesl‘(‘t"x turned pedestals. See. picture. | - e Wi 0! el X . B e of the susrd Bers. . e Dunoleum is one of the best of felt-base campment of the guard here. . standing or walking a. while. He is alleged to have refused to 3 X obey special orders issued by Adjt | 1 1Y f?é&‘,fi}?'fi%fi‘ at pur store. floor products. ‘Clearance Sale [j[=“*= p| ey e , —_—— ort. e Cantileve; = : : ing, well made and rp:i.c;s"‘;re - (|} : ) 3 —sanitary —will not crack ~ —lies flat easily : KILLED BY 3-INCH GUN. :;::?skior :Nh‘e’ sl:;i the exclusive [ IR ! —serviceable —-—wn-ll not curl —req!u're: no glue Army Private Struck When Accl- ! ~—sightly —easily cleaned —requires no tacks % dent Throws Breech 3ack. | Cantilever Shoe Shop . i ' ! I}l - pEnsAcOLA, Fia, July 19—Private 1319 F St. NW. - ¢4 This extra heavyweight and fine-finish Dunoleum 3 gulv w:‘m&' Paob; x;t e LA e %, gorliA & 5 4 may be had in attractive tile, floor and mosaic patterns Table, $1.95 £ i 3 for any room in the home. 39 a square yard % B 5 inch size, with natural-fi at Fort Barrancas, near here, was (Tbe Hecht Co., fourth floor.) fatally wounded yesterday afternoon hard: d 1] fol ard woo top; casily fol —for any .ome of our distinctive assortment af 1§ | when the recoll piston rod of a three- | RS & > 8 inch gun broke and caused the breech + Far & - - s ezclusive Ro. e 3 i - il o pe tn ok, striking him i st Horlick’s Stands solidly when open. sedere, Gouns Formerly pr iced as t=' :tomruelxo'.n Hi dlo.drlnn!‘he :-m'; . OD)GHIE\« high as $150.00. We are disregarding the cast of i hospital two hours late ¥ 3 5 < board ; Satasy- Malted Milk “these'dresses, and are offering them all for Thurs-- !v"-\-m"o";f’ e datermine ‘the ea :-[ " . - B e S b i day: and Friday only at— of the aceident. The custom of wearing black as a ; ¢ t - i g, rsey Sl B ; o who, at the death of her hus-| .. 3 - s ap n 3 'ware BIaCK. @ ke