Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, | soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy wasHINGgTON, D. €, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 EE /| BULGARIAN PEASANTS [WIFE CHAPERONS PULLMAN TRIP |s150000000aAGE | 5 yeagons why mothers iy EDMONSTON’S—Home of PREVENT DEMONSTRATION| OF SHERIFF WITH ‘BANDIT QUEEN’| =~ N SMYRNA DISASTER the Original FOOT FORM e e e = e Opponents to Government Severely > L 3 Insurance Experts Say Only $60,- Boots and Oxfords for Men, * Wor and Children. Beaten, Several Fatally, by !p;:l[;al‘);g:cn ag'rm Star, :::Etme:vt'.l a};‘: ux:‘ll ofl l:ls dtyrll']l‘ull‘xlp.: 000,000 of Loss Was ,bl' C’Iild[e g 5] NE, Ore., HBeptemb 21— er into the lower berth, the Furious: Crowds. Sherift Fred Sticksls of this county 1g | WOED OCCUPYINE the upper. Gavered: 2 BY CONSTANTINE STEPHANOVE. |thanking the Lord today for the fore- Ialisiylesiniehated:: , By the Associated Press. “Quality Is Important”’—Fit Is Imperative” By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. sight of the Ore.| The daylight hours were delightful.| SMYRNA. September 2L—American Copyright, T eastetor n | The trio sat by the hour in the com-|and British insurance experts estl- | ‘Reason %. 2 SORIA, Dulgarla, s Scptember -2l -, providing an of-|partment enjoying the Warhicinl|Kas it siSh000/000, only Y000 | THERE'S A DY REMEDY FOR T e imetene. Chptial of. Bui: ), fclmlehaperon | MR ibcusming whetner skirts | 00 of which s covered by nmurance.| Highest quality elastic and Y e Tihuve tore the Gpposition | just had to spend |really were to be long this winter, | British underwriting companies will { : ;;:ms o e o oone | tWo days and two | or just medium short, and all the 1ii- | _the brunt of the loss. The WEbblng, thOl’OUghly stration meeting against the govern- | nights In a Pull-|tle chit-chat that ordinarily pa T hnoeos the an et 2t . Vhile the delegates were on their 8 w h a comely e Mg » x o ® g 5 0 vay crowd: furi ants | n v Yo woman|she didn't know just what the Jail It is impossible to estimate the The Specialized Thouted CIneaiting epithers ot them | A4 4?\' the way, made an |chADEE i dl [perished in the’ flames. Those ‘who other reasons. v 3 (and threatened to lynch them. A | suranee doubly|, On the Whole."thie trib prosed killed by Turkish irregulars Corrective number of party members iwere s (] sure by taking as tremely pleasant, With no untow valuables or vengeance prob- 256‘ and u Daals waunfed or arrested. T oo | & GO s chaperon|odent Few f Qv AL Ihe B v o e d i P dly w ) rested. e er e 1 . FOOT F ORM Ixa"‘i"’”""‘u“'&“"”:"me P froaments >i N e B B s Ay o 0 s naentate et | epending upon style and size. o a v P 3 B CAVE v 2 e & n S undeniable hat | . 5 iy, ifeatened by Premier Stambout Always comply | privoner. The latier today i were_ wholesale deportations. | Complete satisfaction assured BOOT i ——— i smiled the ', “and also ::‘;I:;(ru;:”crl{mf:‘f l!f_lll‘rw: dun(orlunu(es can or your money back. | smited s it ftotay, “And e a, s conjectured. ; | S PICKS ENVOY TO ESTHONIA | i ihe Rumif? 47 10 81019 2 S0 i b e s o ASTEIN &COMPANY 2 £ | — A | Sl;wrlfr Stikalsiin.a man of r:u(vlflly- panfons of the Emmons wor - { » / —The Fallen Arch that aches. - i The nomination of Fredevieic Won: e il e MR D I T el | —The Weak Ankle that annoys. United States to Enthonla, Letvia and |and when it came time to o all the O the authoritie: i l —The Ungraceful Step that em- , Yesterday by President Harding. At the | back Raihesn Batol Heamons. allegon | onee s foriin. She fougnt cx: s 0! g ury for rizin a ~ —Th:hs:.ca“:ds Foot Rheumatism ;.,:21t_qi(oxl:e‘.;_.:‘rr(.’ex}‘:gng\cgmnm o that | a*xlore, 0 residence ‘and :;go’?.r Zz:.:'f A O T ety obain Sold E h at ann o 3 e ion, to say thi; at all t % . Ready remedy and srmed himeelt With a warrant and sl e e = ——————— correction in Foot Form Solution of All Problems. He knew that the hy | Arch Instep Boots. o be s IonE iope) Maciace atas] that the law would requirc him to| . keep his eye always on h Many problems immediate S - Nl] llu;lx;sel\“](- , but the cha . solved it all, ¢ \u_ult into An Oregon law, believed to be pe-! i - Fitted by cullar to the ific st, demands | % .07 that a sheriff other officer Ptraveling with man prisoner imust provide a n to act as v 2 : chaperon on the trip, he long jour- Gratceiul ney completed in the present case is soon follows | causing the authorities to ponder on W the advisability of appointing a wom- an as deputy sheriff. Then when a woman prisoner was to be transport- ed the stute would be spared the dou- ble expense of gentleman sheriff and lady chaperon. MONS'I'ON & ( :0 Arrangements on the Pullman . ° 1 < f’l{‘nnvlr. i h night on board K (Incorporated) 2 ,- o .«.'-;Jllunz:"::..;mp m-ml while ,\|r-i. um‘ “m ROJEJ‘ IN YOVR CHEBKJ Sheriff and prisoner cold creamed | Andrew Betz, Manager ;;hhfl'r f:‘x .?Ja’;"élmm‘r“( & for bed. dMfind omen sesing you for the firt time are impressed Advisers and Authorities ‘hen when the lights were out the first of all by your face—your complexion. If it is soft, smooth, 1334 E Street on all Foot Troubles | snerift would slip back into the com- :my d of rose-petal texture, they cannot help but admire, i e ——— H wou are attractive, adorable and lovely. {BANDITS OUTWITTED e . Keep the roses in your cheeks. You can with the aid of ! | § e e et Nadine Face Powder, now in the new blue box—for Nadine gives ! 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Diamond Dyes | compeniad by the Hold-up men, went| hangings, everything, info; new by imever streak, spot, fae, or Yun: { i {o_the hot { \ { There t startling indovsement | was read by the clerk, who quiet (:lllmmnned a policeman One of th fmen. who s:.lmnv;\- was Charles W i hams of Loulsville, v o 4 bt Iis companion i i i i | “DEAD” MAIL PILES UP. . i e i = % Big Bulk of Undelivered Letters Contain Political Advertising. | | Candidates for political offices! | throughout the country are not get- I'ting 100 per cent results out of ad- i vertising sent through the mails to] you €T more. prospective voters, judging from the Ilnrga amount of such matter sent to 9 | the dead letter office here. s 1 ¢ hu j _ During the months ‘of June, July and August, when the primary cam- | paigns were on in many states. the LRl receipts of improperly addressed let- \ters at the dead letter offic howed worth 1 Lot ned P g the number during the same Liquids and Pastes for { monthe of 1a iy o { Not all ti White, Black, Tan, Brown : ! poitties, nower: i in posta and Ox-Blood Shoes. 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