Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1922, Page 10

' \ . A 3 THE EVENING STAR,’ “WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST- 3, 1922. BASE BALL STATUE [20.5icrure smoes cex NOISY WELCOME AS SHIP |5, 55 1S DOCKED IN NEW YORK |25, and ine 1 game, I will say this: As|be her means of support, as a result | possesses is given as the reason for * it remains unde:r the auspices|of a decision of the council of ambas- | the delay. It is believed thet Zita clean, broad-minded Ameri-|sadors to take no action in her case | has ample funds cn which to live until it will last as long as | until after its oficial vacation, which | the council meets again. and will be began yesterday. . S e 1e The fallure of Zita and her suite to A sunflower sucks up 145 pounds of the American people as the A Further Big Reduction Women’s White Shoes, Values from $2.95 to $7.50 95 . Children’s and PLANIS PRAED Veteran Manager Commends Star Editorial on Memorial in Potomac Park. To the Editor of The Star: Your editorial in’ last Sunday's Star commenting on the proposed base ball monument that is to be erected by the American League in NEW YORK, August 3.—Greek maidens—nearly 200 of them— bearing gifts and dressed in the gaudy “Sunday best" of the Athe- nian sister of the flapper, “plc- ture brides,” whose wooing had all been done by mall, have ar- rived. They had the first glimpses of the men they are to marry as the crowd of eager bridegrooms circled the ship in motor boats. Few of the brides knew which was John from Kansas or George from Maine. Many of the ‘picture brides” brought gifts for their un- seen matrimonial partners. One brought a saddle for a husband who chanced to be a Kansas farm- er. Unfortunately he will not re- quire it in his jaunts, as he rides and stripes of our country's flag.” TED SULLIVAN. —_— - ALLIES DELAY ZITA CASE. s Wait Caused by Ex-Empress’ Silence as to Her Assets. By the Associated Press. PARIS, August 3—Former Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary, who is re- siding In Spain, will have to wait at least two more months before learn- ing where she {s to live #nd what will assist the allies In trying to estab- it ts the former empressof water during its growth. —in our prices if you're looking for GLASS DISPLAY CASES, Mr. Cafe Man or Mr. Meat Dealer. We quote Specially Low Glass Cases Potomac Park, whereon will be in-| ‘"ot SEtomoblle e for 3 5 Over 2 {scribed from year to year the names | mitting the entrance of the mem- v A I U E MEAT Prices on Sanitary Glass Cases ° ls’ of great, exponents of America's na- 2;3‘:!":’!: ymeniesl argosy, as 2 MARKETS in all stvl d si S 30 Styles | tional game, is timely and commend- | {RoS KOM Gleter Rilowed by the Gt the most hyatuctont of CAFES & in all styles and sizes. See our Whit (:an {able. The ancient Greeks paid hon- | yet unfilled. your coal this winter. You TN stock. e vas ors to the heroes of their Olymplan| - |} can get more heat with less LUNCH - | games that gave inspiration’ after- coalfrom a PERFECT heat. ROOMS ward to athletics in all the civilized Washington, the | tain classes of the American youth. I8’ the | It has enabled the farmer's son to DEODeE place for iteleraction: litt an old /mortgage of hiy father's It is not known by all Washing- | farm. tonians, but it should be known not |Student in a position to pay his way only by them, but by all Americans, | through college and it has taken the Glass Table Tofis cut to your order HUGH REILLY CO. Pumps and Oxfords REDUCED! nations of Europe. capital of our great nation, ing system. Let our staff helr ou. We repair and install eating systems. Our motto is “Service Plus” Desirable styles in 30 different patterns—all sizes and widths in the combined lots. < It has placed the utruglzlmu’ White Kid Oxfords that it was Washingtons patriotism | paoe bov from the ity lots and E. J. 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Misses’ 11 to2 e ‘and hail teams of Erewt Wty Ladies' Rest Room os zs ons :ade to or those times, the Nationals being Main Floor—Rear ® easure $1.39 and $1.69 e e ST | o - eam were among the most promi- urnitur W % tl) 5 ns e Gilf t] nent citizens of mb |e m m ts Growmg 1s foe e of ne club: Carpets 4 v 2 Upholstery n on a strictly ama- Established 1861 Specially Priced Merchandise for Friday _ All Natural Reed, Willow and Porch Furniture 20% Off Regular Price ‘All Decorated Willow, Fiber and Reed Furniture 25% Off Regular Price Fiber Rocker, regularly $14.00. Special Jumbo Size Porch Rocker, regularly $16.00. Special ........ $10’50 High-back Double Woven Cane Seat and Back Porch Rocker, regularly $7.75. .Special $6'00 High Back Porch Rocker, regul- . arly, $5.50. Special. .ii0 o0 apo ok $4'40 2Y% to 8 $1.45, $1.69, $1.95 L Pl t f B d d h o ] U ’ llhmBY be a enty of sizes a gt % revelation and stagger the money- 4 ndjwidthsiintashosiofistyles grabbers of the game throughout the = country today to know that the of- ficers of the onals in making this hy it 1 d any Bactoor | fhetrs SHOE STORES | Boerr | || o st i y atl to y e Sandals Sandals | Sxpenses of the trip, but Insisted that White Elk and Patent Leather Sizes 23 to 8 $2.95 jal¥ the expens: f the club should be borne by the backers of the team. In my late visit to Europe, namely, | France, Belgium, England and Wales, in the interest of our national game, {1 noticed that it has got such a hold jon the people that leagues have al- {ready started up in both England and Wales. The publicity the game has got with the impression made by the tour of the world by the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants in 1914, with renewed interest of my going over to Europe in the interest of our game, has brought this all about. It must be added also that our soldiers, while in France, hud sowed the seeds of th me. mer visit as tour of the White Elk and Patent Lcather Sizes 2% to 8 $2.95 1026-1028 SEVENTH ST.N.W. Upper Seventh Street—Bet. K and L— City Wide in Trade On account of | director of the | Chicago White Sox and New Ycrk G s, T was received royally by the supporters of t is, London and Brussels. Of American people over th e initiative in welcoming me, in the in- to those countries. Decidedly the Deepest - Reductions We've gone right down to the lowest notch with these Clearance Reductions—a most profitable time for you— with much that’s suitable for fall wear available. Three (3) Piece Decorated Fiber Suite, cre- tonne upholstering; suite consists of Davenport, Armchair and Arm Rocker. $128.00 Regular price, $171.00. Special. to our country’s national game: he game of the American repub- me that is different in its sm from any other sport cf nation, ancient or modern. game of the classes, but ¥ makes it a game of the It is the only same that 1 minds to one plane during ying action, whether it is the highly judicial or literary man, he will find his peer in the most humble citizen of countrymen in his knowledge of the strategical features {of the game. Base ball is the creation of American temperament and ge- It is coexistent with the Three (3) Piece Decorated Ivory Suite— Davenport, Chair and Rocker. $92’50 Regularly $122.00. Special .... the vouth of our country. 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