Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 18

' THE' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922.° BORN WTHOLTLINBS BOYWOKS ADORATO the sort that enlivens prison life.| hurricane. Prisoner B7065, “Old Pottstown” | negro prisoner, w! PRISONER C486 WRITES = |ihs, st that o e resion 1n which | The main theme was thought out by | as he is called by his fellow prison- | self German, Bacmony Abd by theind st tel The” fArst hatz of the program was| the prisoner, it is sald, one night as | ers, won the second prize for his | of music since he entered th OMINOUS FATE OVERTURE |siven over to five compositions writ- | he paced his cell until daybreak. overture, “Ungewohnlich.” He 18 a | about eight yeara ago. = 0 0" T posers, according Nameless Convict in Eastern Penn- | which gave only their number The event served to give those com- sylvania Penitentiary Wins %o-mon. a hearing and Warden Me- enty an opportunity to present two Prize With Composition. prizes, of 316 and $10, which were Ii{ i i offered some time ago r. an e of Entire Family Centers |y o puiistepbia public Ledger. Gon Beemt for the most meritorlous In the middle of the block bounded woflr to be produced within the prison by the ivy-colored stone walls of the | walls. h heck f L3 ‘st gt Eastern Pennsylvania penitentiary ia| _When the check '.Do:hoh:o:lrp it prize 2 large, octagonal room from which' the “Fate Overture,” prisoner CA86 . h = d radlate, a stood up. Summet m t selt:Borderad i coreidos Prisoner C486 Is a cornetist, of me- g g(l Ii ] " About Child—Mind Raises Hope for Future. From the New York World. His name is Alexander Alazraki |Fo0m known as “The Center al-| g4ium height, wears glasses’ and is though it is really the heart of the|plond. In appearance he looks like He is three and one-half years old. N - \While the rain beat | the average man—if anything. a little » Sa et azor He has curly hair and a_handsome | STim structure. Ty e dows, a band | better than the average. Fate once What semng more face. Ho lives at No. 16 East 115th |of fity.ons pleces sat in that room |laid ite hand on him, so he choss it et . idors W oyful | for his theme. . street, In the house where he was|and filled the corridors or hig theme. © ' ion comes N propltlous? 2 De Luxe Model born. He speaks Spanish, he speaks |"CEi%, ¢ tne players was dressed | not knocking, as Beethoven depicts E, in Art Wood C : English. He has a good mind. Re- | alike. However, in this instance, each | in his “Fifth Symphony,” but with re- ¥ in Art Wood Lase member that, above all things. He|man wore & white shirt with élbow | curring trumpet blasts, descriptive of . 1 c el : Sleeves and blue denim trousers.| irresistible force, which grows lower . g]_r —O0 I]ss . DESIGNED BY THE MANUFAC- has a good mind. Hurrah for Alex- |3k i = d N o With the exception of their con-|and lower until they pass beyon ander Alazraki! duotor. 1. Van den Beemt, who Is | the range of the instruments. Those : A Stolen kiss| H Hurrah for Mrs. Alazraki and Mr.|a member of the Philadelphia Or. | then take up a melancholy song of Theart wood, piano finished, water-proof case Alazraki, youns, hardworking, me. |chestra, and in charge of, Juacal| SPRBILIL LU TS MR hete, of And Chiclets— v has never heretofore been associated with any. tleulously clean, the mother and the |er’ was technically & criminal. There | waltzing and joytul caprices, laugh- k i | Z0 i 1 v were some who were murderers, er and smiles. ut a gong, strik- ¥ tl:x_u;lgbmlfi.QOfiolm rik Tgcl';‘o“sfc’mfi e think. when he is educated he Will |others thieves. Some have long terms | Ing in announces a day of reckoning 2 um-m-me- with triple nickeled heavy holder, razor blade dsclde to bzim';sl professor of &|and others short. But they were|and the theme of nrem‘;m? for]l;‘;l 1 singer, or pel a man who C- | all musicians. again enters, this time riving e sheath, and 5 double service keen tates into a machine, so that all the | It was no ordinary band concert of | before it like the chaff of wheat in a cutting Gem Razor Blades. The people ‘may read and be edificd ; ereby. entire outfit for little more than C PRl ——— o [———|o|c——lal—— ol ——] the price of the blades. The sale two a}ndmuk‘h:".f the brother and i eternal sidekick o: ex, the brother will last only a few days longer- Whose two legs and (wo arms are Call Our Nearest dedicated to the service of Alex, who has no arms and no legs. Store on the PhOfle Kept Child From Mother. “When he was born said Mr. That’s one of the beauties of . Alazraki, ho, like his wife, is of -Tewish e - oA Few Of Our September Special Sales |Jjsioss pzrives, 2o Atways the | Goodman Market Stores—the tell her, or fo nonths she e s . eAnd Some ‘I{e lar E‘Veryday mever saw her own child. Same Service | quality is so definitely the best 8 “I tosk giie baby right out of (he Arcade Market and the price so assuredly what . house. I didn’t know what to do. I (Theodore Jones) £ I ot Y Q{educed rices ;l‘f:":‘plg‘s"gng"fh’"‘e°x‘;‘:ldh;’;g':“we':; 1840 Columbia Rd. it should be—that you don't for l:;ur m(vl:llhl, :{hen the hosplln]l 3709 (Qeorg@a ?ve. have to “come shopping.” Phone 4 . . w t ke ny more. 5400 i 49c¢ Pointex Fabric Stationery . . . Was then working i the Biltmore. | e e and you'll get just what you . vrote to the boss, because I thought, . = 48 Sheets, 48 Envelopes Special revte. 1 1a find v £ Ave. want—precisely as you want it. PEPPERMINT " ’ . pe o |P; % | [ty :g;llfic!llnle;:mgm“xiyv‘vfis 2011 1ath st No rfimer BedSiman (Yellow box) i N e 50 si; i the d f charities, Mt. B c i v G Ny e e | 0o o 0 Mt Feasant | Ho matter how much o sPEATGINT =3 4 %nt Cotton, pound.....43c | .30 size Kolynos Tooth to take sarc of suchis ciila; I went ST ancdl fiver ani|l S oY RiBpE SRy (Green box) h dellclous Puretest Rubbing Paste : Where ‘was there provision for such koma Park, Md. | modity—the same policy rules— TUTTLFRUTTI the e | me Sl SR Tt B | a5 Biate temsd | dn men, earlen s, Pink bes candy coated Paste: oo .39 Cream ... % a0 [[|} om0 my wite'T was 1ying ail the | ove & 1 fruits—"the best for least. 10 for 5¢ . . 25 size Woodbury" 30 size Resinol Soap .18c s & osnal Riled wlth infius Facial Soap ...........19 | 40 size Castoria Czsc ||| e Baflents and that no one was E. T. Goodman Co., Inc. cnewin um 1.00 size Listerine, large.....74c 50 size Phillip’s admitted. Finally she made me Chidle Co. 42c bring the baby home. That was the 35 size Tiz......... 25 offiiatical o moat terrible day In my life: l——|o|c—=]o]c——|ojc——]ojc—m7] 50c Box Ashes of Roses Rouge with 3 9 Smile Win Mother. Both “I hope no mother in the world 39¢ Box ]ava Face Powder, Special For C ever feels like I did that dav.” said Mrs. Alazraki. "I wanted to kill my- i Tow’s Sy ize Coty's L'Ori self. 1 swore T could never see my- lfg;rzepFel.o\?‘s Syrup....119 | LI10 Is:;z:e ggt‘gdserLOrlgnn B Self maiing such a poor child live P .10 size Palmolive Soap, doz, 89¢ S Bl Tl 19 ;n this world. —it was z 2 25 . & J. Talc. |like an angel's. smiled at 1.00 size Lavoris, large...... 79% 35 size Mennen's Talc. ... .21c | me. And then it was all over.” 4 50 size Pebeco Tooth Paste, 39c 50 size D & R Cold Cr “No,” said the young father. “if T 5 size Lyon's Tooth 100 Size Pinds: F & A | nave'tp sarry mim around on'my back 7th St. IS N 3 7th St Powder ... ...l Cream ... 93c ||l cus freak.’ Why, my wife and my- . ® 60 size Forhan's Tooth .75 size Pompeian Massage . self have renounced all of our old Paste i s AT Cream ............. ...69¢ wfl:l miehdShips bé“?“}” we do not L 5 i : o 2 wish_to irritate our friends by tak- ..23 size Frostilla 2 50 size Levy’s Lablache ing Alex into their homes. They all .25 size Mum .. ... ........2Ic Face Powder .... .45¢ say they will take care of him and - S taik very nice, but we wish to be a 69c Bottle of 100 5-grain Tablets of burden to no Gne. IR g z i Curlous Cause Tears. s Aspirin U.D.Co. . . . . Special c “We never g0 on the subwas be- - 50 size Java Face Powder, 39 | .60 size Doan's Kidney TR AONIE arauna Aley and amnes i 1.20 size Pinkham’s Comp., 89c Pills e £ rm PO my wife anguish and tears. So. when 1.00 size Danderine, large, 79c we do go out with the children we 100 size Nujol, large. . .. 89¢ have to get a taxicab or hire some- * 1.20 size Bromo Seltzer.. .. .89c 4 4 * asked Mrs. Alaz- 110 size Tanlac ............89c | 110 size Nuxated Iron......79c || raii. repeating & question. “You never 1.00 size Eskay’s Food 69c | 120 size Gude's Pepto- saw a child so young and yet &0 60 size Sal Hepatica ....... 45¢ Mancan ... S e L ke Large size Pluto Water... 33 | 1.0 size Glyco-Thymoline, el minsie and khosey tane aftes .25 size Carter’s Pills. . ... .. 15¢ IRRGER: oot e e i 89¢c he hears it once.” Albert, younger by one year, came crying into the flat | “He cannot be without Alex.” the ! mother explained. “I never saw or | heard of such love between children | Everything that Alex wants Albert | does " for him, gets him a drink of water. helps him. plays with him, | cries even If Alex is downstairs away $1.50 Liggett’s Guaranteed 1 1 9 - 2 Quart Fountain Syringe, Special L o FOR LESS THAN THE WHOLESALE COST OF MATERIALS from him.” ! Given Special Love. We have held many wonderful dress sales in recent years, but none has ever equaled this sale in point of values offered. In ir ot he lserakt tami ol ene fact, there has never been a dress sale held anywhere that has brought such wonderful opportunities to women right at the very CAILLER'S GENUINE | fa 2 noat extiaordivary pessan: e beginning of the season. They are all garments that were held up to the Woman’s Apparel Retailers of the United States as a %fi%{ (I:V}(z%gu(ljsfloc- E:,fi;};?,‘ :.fie;é*%;?:,‘s:g;e»3““,.{:’;’;5 paragon of style, and are now offered to the women of Washington at most sensational price reductions. IIES , mendous affliction evaporates within Each individual disk of delicious- e e e e i ness wrapped in silver tin foil. | Seligence. = We Have Purchased the Samples and Numerous Stocks from a Number of Manufacturers Who Made Displays at the Recent Clean and convenient. His brother, Albert, born a year Regularly 35c. 25C after him, would seem a 1iving proof Sl s et iem | National Merchandise Fair at the 71st Regiment Armory Held Under the Auspices of the National Retail Dry Goods Association healthy. But his legs—there are none bel the ki . Hi EN RICH CREAM AND Smooth Sugar ! ;;f.;w!pr:e 125:&;;3715'?0%3 o DL oints. t tt] NUT CARAMELS (Coated Almonds Il{sspthe moithle:‘r nuelndu. Dealf‘(‘);;nrp:ur?é' p s 8 ade. Assorted Vanilla and 1y, dlean, wholesome Candy. | Aio"says good bye he ofters. the arm Chocolate Flavors A confection which children 14080 never Kiew. may eat in any quantity, and a Individually wrapped, right fresh great favorite with the grown i MOSCOW BOURSE TO REOPEN. from our own candy folks as well. Septem- ! 2 £ = MOSCOW, September 7.—The Mos- htd,wlm 5!/"::5" 33C ber special, per pound 33c | cow boursé, closed mearly five years | special, per pound . . ago, is to resume operations soon, it | was announced recently by the com- ‘ missariat of finance. Preliminary plans called for dealings in_ foreign On Sale Friday currency, gold and ‘“bread loan” and | shares issued by the soviet govern- ment as its first interior loan. Saturday at "W.LDOUGLAS 35900 $600$700 & $8900 SHOES .3\ None Worth Less Than $35. Many Are Regular $45 Values Sale Comprises Canton Crepe Dresses Lace and Canton Dresses Spanish Lace Dresses | Crepe-back Satin Dresses A wonderful variety of entirely new ideas in elaborately beaded. embroiderea paneled, exquisitely draped and attractively trimmed models. A tremendous selectior and an endless variety of the newest advance styles. PEGGING SHOES A 7 YEARS qTA(;.E. W. L. Dougias $7.00 and WEAR W. L. $8.00 shoes are absolutely| W. L. DOUGLAS |$4.50 shoes forboys,bestin the best shoe values for SHOES AND SAVE | quality, best in style, best the money in this country. MONEY. all around shoes for boys. AllW. L. las shoes are made of the best|It is worth dollars f to remember that and finest Dl::al biedsh'lhd shoemakers, all wl:n you buy m":{‘:" stores W to make the shoes for the price YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT. moneycan buy.The “l.ll‘yll“fll'lf?llld. N ive: ahos, The smart styles are the in the fashion | N0 matter where youlive, dealers cansup. centers of America. Only by examining them l’l”?“"d'w'lfb"‘:gl::’l“"" Theycost no can youappreciate their wonderful value, Shoes | MoreinSan Francisco theydoin New York. of equal quality cannot be bought elsewhere at | Insist upon baving W. 1. Douglas shoes with ; the price stam the s 3 ;,’r_mw.:;mm Amipupedia D,M,.h.nbsfimmlumpn.&t &lfi::l:. . stores at cost. We do not make one| Oraer direct from the factoryand save money. | f| 1, L Vomen cent of profit until the shoes are sold to you. | \aeriey . 70"t Douias Shoe O, . up to 46. ) . All th W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON: " tashionable " fal I * oron= {905 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. | woisi3 430sr) 1327 F St., N. W.. MEOPEN.SATIIRDAY EVENINGS m