Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 9

—_— LIBERIA LOAN BILL MEETS HARD GOIN Borah Offers Amendment in Senate Providing Recla- rhation Funds. JURY OF CENSORS TO OUST NAUGHTY . STAGE OFFERINGS NEW YORK, September 13.—Naughty pleys produced on Broadway—whether they be French farces resplendent wil lingerle, German psychological studies or Russian muzhiks—will face the American plan of “trial by jury” under a system adopted yesterday by the ity at a meeting in the office of John F. Gilchrist, commissioner of licenses. Managers, actors, authors and re- HELD BY GRAND JURY. Staunton Man Charged - With Shooting Brother-in-Law. Special Dispatch to The Star. b STAUNTON, Va., September 13.— Powell E. Parker was indicted by the corporation court grand jury here on a charge of having shot his brother- in-law, Dr. Berkeley Pemberton, in his office here last spring. His trial will ! start at once. Pembérton’s mother and father and | al sisters and brothers reside in | Washington. A brother, Stafford | Pemberton, conducts a studlo of | classic and modern dancing on Colum- * £ THE EVENING. STAR, WASH.ING’I‘ONz D. C, 'WEi)NESDAY SEPTEMBER 13, ’ ]'1'(0)% to \ 1922, Last 4 days of The‘ Hecht Co.’s 40% discount furniture sale You know what this sale means— unrestricted choice of our entire stocks at formers are pledged to abide by the decision of the jury before which the i il nting a | play 1ll be brought to trial upon the They adminiatralions Nilgrnipess complaint of any theatergoer. A panel bia road. The charge is maliclous ; maiming. discounts of 109, to 409%. loan of $5,000,000 to Liberia made little of 300, made up of actors, . . progress in the Senate yesterday. Sen- | churchme: wrn»"rs. teachers, ¢ Ffltzl ator Borah of ldaho, republican, op- | 1s, welfare workers and others has : X ator Borah of ldaho, repunlleat o |ocen ioted. srom wpiene m ‘s event || Scheff The sale ends Monday night—abso- lot a play offe ng 'some one's taste, a K -} amendment which would provide funds |, for reclamation work on arid and| swamp lands in the west and south, | declared that the republican leadership | had declded to kill western reclamation projects. Senator Curtls of Kansas, acting re- publican leader of the Senate, daid that the Borah amendment was not ger- mane. He charged that settlers on western reclamation projects had been neglectful of their payments to the government. T wrge was quickly | resented by sen from the reclama- tion states. Laid to Politics. Politics in bringing forth the Li- berlan loan bill and Dyer anti- lynching measur, sizested by Senater King, , who | sald the republi ing_commit tee had ta a ent ca vote. comment pn the ) terday, that the v of twelve will be drawn by Com-!| Femous light opers t and musical comedy star, a ion of the fury be ad- ! lutely. So please don’t come in Tuesday must either be with- ) AT verse, the pl drawn or revised. A | required before a play COUNT TOLNA MAY LOSE AMERICAN CITIZENSHiP Suit to Annul Naturalization Papers Filed Yesterday by United States. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 13.—The federal government has begun suit| agalnst Count Rudolphe Festetics de o Tolna of Hollis, Long Island, !ePkr# ing to annual citizenship which he, claims was granted him in San| Francisco in 1906, The government contends he i8 a citizen of Austria- Hungary. kiy “I _think Noon- an's Lemon Cream is unusually bene- ficial for the com- plexion. T am glad to recommend ft." . NOONANS IILEMON CRE {|" Fovr crEAMS 1N oiE | | or later expecting to buy at a discount. ' For after next Monday all prices go bhack This 6-pc. Walnut Suite, %98 U S L iy Just as sllustrated above Not walnut finish, but walnut veneer. Queen Anne Period design. Includes oblong and extension table, buffet and four genuine leather seat ;!6“7]5“ to Il:’mlch. Sold separately if desired—Table $34, Buffet $49.75, Chairs .75 each. An Astringent, Bleaching, Cloansing Cold Cream. 76c the jar; 350 the tube, 1 For_sal by Peoples Drug Co. stores), Lansvurgh & Bro. end stoor drug and department steres. If your home is not readv —we will store your furniture for 90 days free. ion in the appears tha ¢ returns from t followed an investigatic e} made by the government whe ount charged France had 3 acht and chateau belonging to nim; {during the war, on the sround he | was an enemy allen. According o] government reports, the vcount vacht when seized was flving the| Hungarlan flag. | Questloned by the government. the | harges say, the count claimed he lost his citizenship rec nce and had applied to San o courts for restoration paper: were given im, the or) ment clalms he sald, be ascertained that all records w lost in the San Francisco earthqu: The government charges that the to an Amerl- a resident of rs before the “They in rthern states are goin an, as they always have don [ and these bills have nothing to d: with the situation.” Scored by Senator Glass. Senator Glass, democrat, Virginia, renewed his attack on the Libe: measure, declaring that Liberia contributed little during the war. couple of could have done more, ator Watson, democr: Will Keep You Warm C. A. MUDDIMAN & (0. 616 12th St. This4-piece bedroom suite, s15 American walnut, Queen Anne period, in dull rubbed finish declaring against further extensions. LOUBAT SHORT STORY AWARDS TO BE MADE | iiie ke s he sot his paper | had not lived in California a y prevlous to the granting of the docu- ments. | GROS-GREEN N-O-T GROS-GRAIN count, who s marri. can girl, had not be The graceful lines of this suite are fortified by cabinet workmanship of highest excellence. Full vanity case; bow end bed: large dresser and a chif- forobe that will please any man. Chifforohe has compartment for clothes and sliding trays. Luzxuriously overstuffed; restful to mind and body . The full length settee, wing design fireside chair and armchair are equipped with Marshall springs (insuring long wear). Full spring seat. edge and back, with soft full pillow arms. Upholstered front and back with velour or tapestry. and Columbia to Decide Best in Five Years on North American His- tory or Archaeology. —_— The international chamber of com- {merce is to hold its second meeting in Rome next September 13.—The awards of il be on t olog: mismatics of > been announced at the university. | These awards are known as the| Loubat i professor of history, will serve as chairman of this year's jury of award and his associz will "be” Alfred L. Kroeber, r of anthropology of California, and professor of American history at the University of Pennsylva —_— CHARLES L. PERRIN WEDS MRS. GEORGE F. SCOFIELD Ceremony Performed in ‘Paris. Bride Former Daughter-in-Law of Standard Oil Founder. By the Associated Press. PARIS, September 12.—The mar- Look for me in the papers tomorrow NN TR AV LA m{ AN AN MR AW Simmons couch $12.75 Adds another bedroom with no sug- gestion of a bed. ' Double bed size with valance as shown; easily opens to double bed size for two persons. \ This Queen Anne chifforobe, $29.75 The roomy clothes compart- ment is equipped with hangers to accommodate a great many garments. Five roomy drawers for other apparel. Dull rubbed American walnut finish. N N N A\ W » 10 pieces, Italian Renaissance period Artistic in line; enduring in construction. Tops of all pieces as well as posts and chairs are of SOLID WALNUT; ends and fronts, 5-ply veneer. 60-inch gallery-back buffet; closed-in server; oval extension table: grilled front china cabinet; 5 lidF chairs and one armchair, all with genuine leather seats. P ‘A maker’s samples electric ~ floor lamps, *19% i handsome silk shade —mahogany finish basec 9x12 seamless 7 velvet rug, ‘34 bride, who before her first marrlage | was Miss Nettie Short of Cleveland, was formerly the daughter-in-law of William C. Scofleld, one of the found- ers of the Standard Oil Company. The wedding took place before a few witnesses In the cit¥ hall of the eighth ward of Paris yesterday. — ST Ay i ) L2 Bed cots, $1.95 : These folding steel cots are 6 feet 6 inches long and 30 inches wide. When trimmed with cretonne they make at- tractive day beds. Finished in gray. Seventy-five years ago fthe foreign commerce of New York and of New Orleans was practically the same. Because they’re samples we got them for about half. You save ac- % Equip these cots with : EDMONSTON’S — Home of the —glain cotton p;d t% fit...$2.95 cordingly. Original FOO T FORM Boots and e cottotr; = ":‘ ""{' S Beautiful silk shades in dome, round, E::“: com:.ma teuo These good-looking rugs may be pagoda and other effective styles; 24 and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children had in patterns to harmonize with any decorative scheme. 26 inch sizes. Blue, rose, gold and mul- berry in solid colors and combinations. Double socket and electric cord. “Quality Is ‘lmportmt”—"l"l't Is Imperative” Just 4 Days More in Which to Profit by $39.75 Axminster rugs, $29.95 9x12 ond 8.3x106 ft. (The Heebt Co., fourth fioor.) A $85 Wilton rugs, $69 i ; The Reduction g il of $19.75 wool Brussels rugs, $14.85 i ; s Ox12-ft. sise | | 7 '_l'en and Fifteen $3.75 Axminster rugs, $2.95 : 1 27x54 inches per cent on | ¥ FOOTWEAR || L= 10% Off All High Shoes (The Heeht Co., fourth ficor.) Fall sale of —curtains ~—couch covers 8 & $5 a month pays for an improved Poole Electric washer ‘589 50 With ‘a whole year’s supp}y—n 50 packages—of P. & G. “Chipso Note these features: All moving_parts inclosed A feature that means safety for children and grown-ups, too. Attractive 6-piece —portieres A very satisfactory suite for breakfast alcove or small apart- ments. Traymoor or black finish, with colorful decorations. In- cludes drop-leaf table, buffet and four chairs. Furniture 40% off Odd pieces and samples. Just a few of this and that. Period designs in popular finishes. This reduction embraces— All sample metal beds % This interesting offer to tntroduce our newly located Upholstery Shop, fourth floor. Four different groups . marked down to one low price—$5. & 15% Off I All Strap Zinc cylinder Weighs 18 pounds. Easily lifted out. Will not warp or rust. ‘Westinghouse mdtor The name Westinghouse Filet net curtains Irish point curtains Scotch lace curtains Table top eover Smooth, strong, snug fitting. ' B o Makes a handy, sanitary table. e . Double-faced portieres Weinger lock knob meahs thebest Mmotar oRoRe All sample wood beds Discourrted Used when swinging wring- 2 3 All Child’s School : Single 1 er to three different positions. Wringer control lever All odd serving ‘ab'e" o and Dress Shoes i Lolfod i) 3 - Self-lubrication Lever used in starting, stop- All odd bedroolln chairs 3 —in attractive Irish point, The mechanism is packed ping and reversiag your All odd dining-room chairs French net, Tuscan 'net and and run in non-fluid grease. wringer. . ! e . All porch swings (0] Washington home of Crystal Washing Machines scrim effects. All odd bedroom rockers The Hecht Co EDMONSTON ‘& CO. 3 (Ineorporated) 1334 F Street Adyisees and Authoritics on alt Foot Troubles . Tapestry couch covers Reproductions of medieval age pattérns. Numerous beau- tiful color blendings. Choice, $5 7th at F 7th at F J