Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 9

Saavame arrived here to emstitching— h MOUNT HOLLY. N. J. Septamber e n 10c Yd. 33.—First degree murder Indiotments | They received favorable mention. The 2 against Mrs. Dorls ".::'E!' x;..- fotures were ship| ::,o.cr-- Plaiting—Buttons ol Departs For Womaxi's NEW WORLD PEACE AIM. ' GETS BAKU CONCESSION, Relief Corps Convention ? Cnn!muulsyv‘l.unnoh American Oil Firm to Bign Con- h brother, Harry C. M Brit- Debts to Cause. tract Immedia iner, which was captw: . tely. K. Powsll for the Mo 824, ChAzlE! | b Crvlimme, and were returned to the| and Buttonholes to Order A program for the calling of an in- | MOSCOW, September 33.—A < March 0 museumhere. el eroriamio eonference by | tract with the Birmeasll Corpersiin: | John T Br@i.{a?'d‘::u?un?r'; e = e ““"‘ITAMPICO IS QUARANTINED. e emers Jompete Linttion:: t COLUMBIA 10153 : Make an appointment bere and be com- vineed of i . Bx Jerts on Betuty Dutare g Futr Gdote. 9, ENTHEDRACHEGHTS R SERCE P Through Trolleys: From Sec- tion to Union ‘Station. this government immediately after|of New York, which giv t?e Ndovlmher elee!tl%nls l:rrmen.é- c!i;- gnncoulon- to nwl{l’ 7: Amm:flse.:la; .—{ signed to convert de oW o | territory, has been completed, a 2! " Mohr and Powell. United States by forelgn nations into | ing to_announcement made Loty ay | When arralgiod betors Suprame Conts 3 —All funds for the purchase of permanent | M. Serabriakoff, manager of the Baku | Justios Kallech. Thelr trial was set |, MEXICO CITY, Beptembuer 33.All UNIQUE; peace. 18 being arranged by the na- |oil flelds. The contract now awalta | for October 23. Mra Brunen was Il | ravelers entering the Unit te Plonal coundil. for the reduction of | the signatures and ratification by the | and unabls to appear Bhe will be|5Y,ra ffom Mexico must shew ocertll DIONIN o B STRECTS armaments. Public -ugpon. of such | soviet representatives. arralgned October 10. ficates bearing consulsr s ture a plan will be solicited. Under the terms of the agreement 3 that they have mot been in plco The suggestion is made that this|the Americans are given the right to s e e within six days of the date, aocord- governmens should cancel all or part | install machinery ‘and develdp. ol | BETURN GERMAN PATNTINGS, |ing_to information received st the of the loans outstanding against the | wells on a percentage basis for & pe-| PITTSBURGH, Septemb A o valence of Fetiow fever i allles, gnvldefl the mone);l lh‘\mhdl- xfiod of at least "i'““ years. Henry | German patntin gsdam er 22.—Two| The pr}vu:nu of y.lu:' 'vu;m: verted back to the treasuries of tl ;le ason Day, represéntiig the corpora- | to their ewnor-‘.‘ aff :’b:l“ .=ell':“lu Sreopution: "l'. v 1 nu'l:l;‘l‘- t.: nations be used to pay expenses for | tion, is expected to eign the contract | Pittsburgh by the all Fou ¥ pnclullo: r‘l'. s lu)lp“th' campaigns to ellminate the possi-|immediately. erty custod 8 en enemy prop- | duce such certificates are le_to bilities of future wars. The con- an since 1915. In that|quarantine o < terenfe would also be expected to —— e SR MGdAnTeimoe NS Tnathebl quanantion: Tl & 30 consider reduction of German repara- . 2 A tions to between four and ten billions S\ T of dollars and establish a gold basis for European countries. > 608 to 614 Hours! ocounty grand jul A discussion of car service on Wis- consin avenue occupled the time of the Cathedral Heights Citizens’ Asso- ciation, ‘and resulted in a resolution being adopted urgimg that through ear service from this section to Union station be cstablished, at a meeting of the association at 3028 Wisconsin ave- nue last night. Tt was pointed out that the avenue cars ran either to Georgetown or to Potomac Park, which meant that any- body going downtown had to trans- fer at M street or at 17th and H streets, and it was stated that the §treet car company was thinking of doing away with the through cars to Potomac Park, which would mean . ‘ GIVEN ALBANIAN POST. ELEVENTH ST. 5480 ¢ Dally Ulysses Grant-Smith Appointed to The House of Courtesy Be Minister. $ ‘ President Harding late yesterday that passengers wishing to come in {: further than Georgetown & have forwarded to the Senate for confir- ! to transfer at M street and Wisconsin MRS, MYRTL mation the nomination of Ulysses or atur a.y'-' Grant-Smith of Pennsylvania to be minister to the recently recognized government of Albania. Mr, Grant- Smith, until recently, was American commissioner and charge d'affaires of the American legation in Hungary. He has been in the diplomatic service since 1903, serving successively Jn Turkey, Belgium, England, _Chil®, Austria-Hungary, Denmark and Hun- gary. avenue. It was algo stated that some years | prestd 5 ago the question of TRTOUEN SETVICE | of tae: Brcrit ot Coroie he ot was taken up with the Interstate of the District of Columbia, who left Commercs’ Commission, ~which~ ap- | this wesk for Dex Moines. Iow, o at= pointed a committee to look into the | e, e Ra el 1) (et astanligh | St the wannal mectiRE £ (he mational ment of & through service to Union | Of®anisation of Woman's Rellef Corps, Hation, Whiclh fasted three’ years, | whick convenes at the stme time and is was before the establishment of | place of the annual encampment of the Public Utilities Commission, it the Grand Army of the Republic, with ‘was said. H. M. Frampton, business manager | Which, the Woman's Rellef is afiliated. of the fixed nitrogen research labora. |She will visit relatives in Chicago be- tory of the United States Department of agriculture, at American Univer- | f0F® Feturning to her home in this sity, spoke of the inconvenience to [eity. the 125 men emploved in the labora- tory in getting to and from work, and mentioned the one-hour car service to that place as being deplorable. 2 The following committce was ap- ©@1 pointed to appear vefore the Public U!lhl!!ls Commls:ionna! a heabrlflg to take place at the istrict building September 28: G. H. Powell, Franklin (Continued from Eighth Page.) K. Jones and Stuart B. Marshall. The Best yet in Dresses —that we have been able to place on sale at y -1 . Brand-new modelings—with exclusive features— circular skirts, cascade drapings, basque bodices—long panels, etc. Black, Navy and the new Brown. - Satin-faced Canton Carlton Crepe Brocaded Canton Charmeuse Georgette Crepe Crepe Romaine Tricotine Jersey j _ % T z | 2 MISS CARLSON Marceller Formerly of the Marinello Shop Now Connected with THE BEAUTY SHOPPE 1813 Adams Mill Rosd at 18th and Columbis Boad It's Different LOG INN OB T otster ek satar” Csll Ansapelis 18313, . Order sea food or chicken dinmers. W. T. EMORY, Masager. garden tea, to be given tomorrow i o afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, the HUGHES. 3PEEDING HOME. |Zvent being in comptiment to 3tre. —_— Anna S. Hamilton, one of the vice . 1 | presidents of the association, who is . Battleship Bearing Secretary’s |, ing Washington for a lengthy Party Passes Bermuda. visit in the west. The battleship Maryland. on which| Mr. and Mrs. Alban B. Butler. Jr. Werying ls Past Secretary Hughes and members of |of Washington, who are en route the Brazilian centennial commission {from their summer home, at York are returning from Rio de Janeiro, { Harbor. Me., are in New York to pass| If you bave your papering and decorating passed Bermuda at 10 o'clock last{a few days at the Hotel Astor. done by us—then, too, no dust or incon- night and was then maintaining a —_— ventence. speed which was expected to bring [ Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mills, who her into New York tomorrow morn- |have gone to Atlantic City for a CORNELL wAu PAPER co ing, said a wireless dispatch from the | short visit, are registered at the 2 battleship early today to the Navy |Hotel Dennis. 13th N, M. 5373-5374 Department. Notwithstanding high wind and heavy seas encountered after day- break Thursday, the waves occasion- ally breaking over the battleship's forecastle and quarter deck, the mes- sage sald, she clipped off 440 knots during the twenty-four hours ending Thursday noon, maintaining a speed which was expected to break all records for the distance. For the total of 3,900 knots steamed up to that time the battleship was said to have averaged 18.4S knots per hour. Bewitching New Costume Hats at $5.00 In all the alluring large shapes, also medium and > ‘turban styles—new shades—black and navy. You can’t match them under $7.50. Wonderful styles—exceptional features. Beautiful Picture Hats, $7.50, $10 & $15 Introducing This Store is Open all Day Saturdays Marriage Licenses. licenses bhave been {ssued to the . Crockett of Wythevlile, Va., and Anna fer_ of Norfolk. Va. Thomas R. Henry of this city and Lola J. ‘Wilson of Mound City, Mo. Magruder Wilson and Florence T. W. Smith. Harry Rosembloom of Detroit, Mich., and Pear] Curtis of this city. ‘Albert A. Branch and Evelyn Vial, both of Richmond, Va. John Burlong snd Dalsy Pentleton, both of Landover, Md. Paris 0. Joi Virginia E. Gaddy, both ZANE VOGUE Coats, Suits and Dresses Lovely Fall and Winter Oultfits Misses—Juniors—Girls uise R. of this city and Tassle F. H. Shaw of Richmond, Va. 5 tt ., and Dorothy V. Watkins of New Y 3 ylames B Lyle of tbis city and’Huzel A Nelson of Hyattsville, Md. Loys E. Kader of Narvell, Mich., and Ellen R._Jones of Marion, Mich, Jose_Valenzuela of Richmend, Va., snd H. Keiley of London, Engiai Charles R. Murray and Helen M. Hodge. Births Reported. The followiog births have been reported to the health department iu the last twenty- four hours: ‘William E. and.Clara L. Mickey, boy. nd Nell E. Dean, girl. Joseph 1. and Margaret Buckley, boy. McGunigal, boy. Robert and Mary Wahl, boy. Edward L. and Sarah L. Buddington, girl. Ernest N. and Gladys B. Reld, girl. 'AN Entirely New Selection for Sport, Street and Dress, presenting for our younger patrons the very latest and smartest styles of America and abroad in models distinctly our own. They are the wrappy type—with big sleeves, and features of tailoring that add distinctiveness to the models. The better furs are used— o emes..$45, $55 to $187.50 coneees..$35, $45 and up .$45, $69.50 to $118 o aome - $25, $35 to $187.50 Misses’ Evening Dresses. . cuoees .. -$37.50, $49.50 to $118 Misses’ SErtS..eeeeeeenceceansamncm. - $8.75, $12.50 to $25 Misses® Juniors’ and Girls’ Hats. cme emes . $4, $8.75 to $24.50 Juniors’ and Girls’ Wash Dresses. vmemessss-$3, $7.50 to $25 Juniors’ and Girls’ Wool Dresses. cme om- - .$8.65, $11 to $35 Juniors’ and Girls’ Coats. . cmms o500 «.$10.50, $12.50 to $95 Juniors’ and Girls’ SWeaters. .v. o vmamassms =« - $4, $5 to $9.50 Misses” SUIS. « va s oo cime oo orms. Misses’ Coats and Capes. e ome Misses’ Cloth Dresses. Misses” Silk Dresses. . Squirrel Fox Wolf Caracul Nutria Augusti; Henry and Susanna Owens, girl. l I Deaths Reported. | ! The following deaths have been reported to the bealth department in the last twenty- feur hours: Julis B. Houck, 55, 1833 Brentwood road ne. ~ Willlam H. Feltman, 70, 3402 19th st. Joba ¥. Coughiln, 60, en route o Emergency Solomon Breslauver, 60, 4611 15th st. Hedwig_Jobnson, 65, Emergency Hospital. Esther Zarin, 49, 1334 Riggs st. John B. Creighton, 3 weeks, 2140 M st. Female infant of Earl and Ethel Eckloff, 84_hours, Columbia Hospital. _ _Female infent of Edward and Lillian M. i Nalley, 77 hours, Providence Hospital. ‘Winaton, 52, 920 V st. Wil Wyatt, 42, 1068 30th st. Ricbard 1. Brown, 30, Emergency Hospltal. - Silk Hose Special Pure silk—with lisle tops and reinforced heels and toes; full fashion- ed and every thread per- fect. In the ® wanted col- OFS ceeecece Special Crepe de Chine Gowns; strictly tailored; or trimmed with dainty lace. They are generously cut—in width and 95 length. Flesh ° and orchid. . For Saturday RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED. The resignation of First Lieut. John $1. Winston, 1st Artillery, has been Rocepted by the President. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. T.G.P. GG SIHOELS For Children, Misses and Growing Girls Stzes “Price. W o 5 (Dt ane Bk §1 90 “:::“n":"“ ""..!’a‘:f." msz‘:fl) n o (R 32 5L $3.00 Infarts’ Turned Soles Patent lsce. Tan 1800.cccccces TR 5400 Why not three 35-50 pairs at..... The finest workmanship characterizes “Jane Vogue” models—truly assortments from which the fastidious may choose with great personal satisfaction. Longline Canton Crepe Dresses $24.98 $2098 $39.98 “Jane Vogue” Tailored Suits $24.98 $20.98 $30.98 $49.98 “Jane Vogue” Coats $49.98 $59.98 6998 $75upto$100 “Bargain Third” Coats, Suits, Dresses FIT HAIR NETS WEAR WELL Single Mesh 2 for 25¢ Double Mesh -25¢ ¥. MITTELSTAEDT, Inc., New York 285% SHADES| =2, It's not so much what you pay #s what you get:for what you pay. The best for the mopey is ‘what you get here. Welt Soles _Calfececcesses i LflthmFmdldeo- [~ welopment of the growing feet without : sacrifice of styls. ot Chiliren’s Socks, all colors, 60¢ pair | Queen Quality Boot Shop | 1219 F STREET 'N. W. i i Shoes and Hoslory for Women and Chfidren Ezctusive Agents in Waehington for QUEEN ouurr SHOES A collection just gathered from the finest designers—giving us quite 200 distinctive styles—all of which we are including at this price. Featuring large Black Panne Velvet Hats—with Coque and Burnt Peacock feather trimmings. ; wm‘ Seecnan