Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 19

J D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1922. Caruso Memorial |WET DRIVE COSTS $2,358.| FOUR HURT IN CRASH. 'Election Campaign Expenses Filed | Women Ihjured as Autos Collide. Iic’a';dléls' 1116 I;'eet by Anti-Dry Association. | Driver of One Goes On. igh; Weighs Ton THE EVENING .QT.\R'. WASHINGTON, | IMAL T, V. WALKER INTERWOVEN HOSE. | yeynos e b wicker furniture, 6,300 wicker easv chairs, 2 furniture chairs, and Germans Furnish | 23,900 Rooms For Ally Troops , 3,900 clothe shstands aad 3,000 who told the com- The deput; mount of th- mittee that The Association Opposed to Pro- | Four women were i hibition, through G. C. Hinckley, sec- |28 a result of a collision between two ured last n(gm’ o Assoct s automobiles at 9th and R streets, They |, . e furnitvre ed for ocer 2 thoiissociatedirass # retary-treasurer, fled a report yes-|yero Mrs. Joseph Woods, 1326 G strect | BY tiic Associated Press. - ] pied castle d private dvelling:. 3 h ® s ths e NEW YORK, December 7.—A) |terday with the clerk of the House |southeast; Mrs. Charles Snowden BERLIN, December 7.—The Ger- communities in th+ 18 here 1n greater assortments than ever 2 candle of chemically treated bees- | showing the expenditure of $2,358 in Pn‘!‘r:en 1313 Pennsylvania “avenue| officially in the furniture bust: been occupted b v, p o nee southeast; . D v L. We ), 3 kS ” 1 as e v A George Washington, No. 1, wax, ave feet in c nee at | the recent campaign, under direction | utieasts Mrs. Mary L. Webb. 1330 £ fitcd out 1,400 parlors, 2,600 sitting | oops, a3 compared witi before for the ]“)]lday season. S the base, sixteen feet high and |of fts national headquarters here. | Pratt, 1354 Pennsylvania avenue south- | rooms, 5,000 dining rooms, 19,300 | 28 WACH WETC ERTHEOITC : Elects Officers for Com- welghing one ton, known as the |Total contributions were $2,382. east. They were occupants of the auto- { bedrooms and 4.600 kitchens for ! Envle ~arus: emorial candle, In addition, the assoclation filed | mobile of Mr. Woods, husband of one of Be . - Enrico Caruso memorial n 3 Ecparateliatatoncnto it its b h the women. Dr. Charles Y. Harris at the forc of occupation in the . 5 : ents for its branche: ; : ing Year. has Just been completed in the | RGeS Dyl 905 R street gave first ald treatment| Rhineland betwcen the fall of 1921 HUSBAND ASKS DIVCRCE. udio 0 Antonio Ajello & Brother |vania and at Toledo and Sandusky oothu injured. i S : and last summer: Absolute divorce is asked in a sii / R and vil s e G K i, Ohlo, with a list of co | ccupants of the other automobile oS Wi filed in the District Supreme Cour hp ]Z’Q(’]lf CO; :f,b“i:;,: S e [eoaneahowevery befii";"!,‘;‘:.‘u‘l’“'r‘?.'i falled to stop. according to police. Pl e e the iy stephen Durl it Matt % 2 5 3 i reichstaf 3 B, + Durrett. They $3.700 and wa ne order | POT lx;;l:g:gfla :::Iimecdamllll:ltn&l‘ i e Syl "0:’*1'“ 30, 1910, in Philadelphia, Pa., and hav. of an orphan Y iroug | classied and made public prior to| WOULD DIVORCE WIFE. ! e e ouEh 0t loneicnildl Attorneyia< Bt atuliow ! Seventh at F SN oSGl Che | the elaction as “liberais” on the ques- | ayAbrotute divorce i asked In a suit ‘en furnished with the fol- Bor heiEaEa placed 1y the Church of Our Lady | e yine. S ed in the District Supreme Court by items: One hundred and of Ponpeil, where Caruso last o A Iflnn alqs . ':in, a prohibit Dfl\f;{orlnn 8. Grinder against Elizabeth scts of leather-covered ,raml R r\'d= boasts of 1 wom: ST ganiz: . also filed a supplemental | C. Grinder. They were mnrrh-x}l‘ mf furniture, 2900 leather- dmother : t the 2+ report, Showing receipts of $3.166. Its | Baltimore, Md., umpaign expenditures, chiefly sending out speakers, were $7, July 2, 1919, for|one child. Attorneys O'Connell represent t chairs, 1,500 sets of ! ne Inseript 3 e < to the Most Holy 1 in behalf of ROYAL i i Jith Loman renaissunce relit. i Five men spent four months mak- 714-11ST. DAI.AIS et d ' - | P Auy order of $500 or over will be ddlivered within the city i 402404 Seventh St. TT.no% o 1 Cornwell’s upon request. | FORT MYER EXHIBITION. T i Christmas Cheer Box “Blue Ribbon” brand. | s ! | I St e . 11, lea g { | Rare Ricing Stunts Will Be Given . i It'll be a happy thought to know thz. o smoked Hams fi'.'.'z': ca' " pi “L-..ZC i ! i Saturday. Another offering ! | € hristmas morning the absent members of the il | An Arny ride ared to be su- ! | family will be c(lebmlln«' the festive season | Prine M Holiday Siceicl "i ipertor to any give far this year of those wonderful !"in the enjoyment of delicacics of vour se nding. | e steats chdayionestes ‘ . ‘ e Blyer = neilh, | For such we have packed a Christmas Cheer I 1b. a 3 b . ALl 3 b o'clock after- . ! ! 3 S et Fresh Hams. ....."" 23c | Walnuts ., " 35 Il 11as Thacker v, Walker was elooted B, T etortamment, knows a5 Fur.mmmed | By thefdamtiesshatiovebol v e i Fresh Shoulders. .!> 20c T e i commander of George \\'ushlngmnl “the Army Relief Ride,” will be given l Feuit Cak Conservedianat Pork Loin R t 1° 28¢ Almonds . )8 35¢ Il | Post, No. 1, ploneer post of the Amert- | 107 the hinefit of the widows and or- | rui 3 S B, or! oln Roas Hape: . rs and enlisted men of | M J f Figs . b 1bs., $1.00 ' can Legion, at the annual electlon las . o oats | Chocolate Mints ar of Figs | Spare Ribs ....."™ 25¢c Brazil Nuts 7<% 1> 18¢ [|{niEht at_the posts clubhouse, 182 1| iig event will open with a “Drill of i Stufied Prunes Maraschino Cherries | Sausage Meat (Phil- gaz f l.qmm Maj. Walker succeeds L‘har]t-xl” St P o 0y U ! | Jar of Dates Crystallized Ginger | lips orig’inll) b 35¢ Mixed Nuts ...." 22c Hyfi::;::orodf ‘;::-u::(n‘enk theatrical en-] H i Package of Raisins Jar of Stick Cal'|d_l' | Prime Rib Roast " 35¢ 7 1bs. S1O0 Y e newly - s 90 i | —with Christmas garnishings—appropriately | Bouillon Roast . 925¢ Plum P“dJ'ng o m““.’z . e ot 2 i | boxed—and will be packed ready for <hipping at | et d‘oll; otas ceet = o l.f e ek Mionat Gl g { | your direction. 1 1 oast ..... ib. = o in act service during the Span- | Boiling Beef ... "> 10c | Mince Meat """ ™ 25c = e e e ! Five Dollars il | service. i 1t’ll be the most appreciated Christmas mes- | sage from home. | "G. G. Cornwell & Son Table Raisins /') Chickens ih. dressed—especially for The selection of weaves is i good; the styles—hoth smart and conservative—and the fin- Holds Other Honors. Walker already holds or. He ent of the packase mary 15 the Balingop ¥ ing e Club of the War Depa ish grives them touches which g : 2 e Ratuaal s : (iengle character a;i =malit = 1514 K Street. = d g ¥ = = Table Raisins..."" 40c 3 = 3 Oysters (-Sunmaid™) Big, real fur collars. i = bote Freshiy shucked, from the Chesa- | 1) 400 rone- £ 99¢ . Vtin) = = Pt., 300 Qt., 55¢ Citron '\ - 50¢ T roon b = i E Cider ‘™ gl 3B¢ e Officer Kenneth tnest Avcll et every ess | Currants (Cleanes Finest April stock. every egsg urran! urEeg Do 4lc iaima E::EEEEEE:EEEEEEE:EEEEEEE 4 and J e layer...lb, Fresh Country Eggs From nearby farms. - ELEVENTH ST, Dozen, 80c Cranberries AL ,,f;‘, isc ) i_i‘, l Oranges Grapefruit Potatoes e s o ig - | Give a 'l:bought Large, Juicy Florida. | Very fine larse truit. [ Best morthern stocl || P Tcieen, "\" ,’,f{’,j‘m ""_,‘f o 0 to Gifts Doz., 40c 3 for 25¢ 15 Ibs., 28c { ; ’ - 608 to 614 ' Platz, Paul V Manning, V dMcGee and H. MR HONTERS T | . NEWTRALOF SLAYER Fresh from the ovens cver e 4 o'c ! Hot Bread and Rolls The Sale of Perfect Silk Hose Continues You = Box Bread, Vienna, French, Whole Whaat. Graham, and a variety of Rolls, Berens’ Rye Bread in 1-ib. and 114-lb. 3 i | f loaves, with and without the seeds. | ‘Lb., 28¢c B—— Two Tempting Assortments of Coats E!E.:-;::' AE Price for the choice of PK Coffee i K ¢ e B are buyving at the wholesale cost— : Race War Smolders in Florida For Lasting Satisfaction and Usefulness 1 I} ;1 Town Following Warnings ! i GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS &~ wme & | i ‘ These pl’(;u‘h wi .l d retain whales 'l‘“' ! i§ I'¥ the Associated Press. | ki : All il Emsblonca : o ornsnonsl el e -~ u{v:l:lll-n(‘:.;hé '{.f,fis.';{:.';nfx ]m;\rfii.l‘ i L Plain and Fur-trimmed 3{:;;:}:;;;;]‘5(‘) | | ville and Valdosta, Ga., the loca . ol Free—Westmghoue Sewmg posse, mumbering shout 160 men. tn B | F Specially offered at Machines Reduced to $38.50 || ireh & ne v e i - ur- i 95 | the murder of Miss Ruby Hendry here | 8% i Formerly $122.00 and $127.00. Small monthly payments after Christmas. Cab- inet style. When not in use as a machine makes a handsome desk or tdhlc. ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVES, $12.50 Cooks splendidly. Boils, fries, stews, toasts. Ideal appliance far nreparing Saturday Florida resh rding to a me: lartin of Dec close watch afternoon, recrossed the tate line early today on al Full Fashioned All-silk and silk with Lisle tops— 3 in box for $5.65 Full assortment also of Silk and Lace Hose; Plain and Heather Wool Sport Hose— $1 to $7.50 a pair Silk Underthings age from Sheriff tur county, Ga. 1 is being mal section of this - following warnings circulated | that white storekeepers { must leave before night. Armed men | under the supervision of the sheriff's i | officers guarded the section last night, nd there has been no outward move ! {on the part of negro residents. | The warnings purported to have {been circulated came after the burn- steaks an. ps. It ing of three negro public buildings =S¥ ) ||| nero since Saturday, for which the | saves many steps. Cooks e RS a o lack population feel a keen resent- three things at one time. { ment. ~ No fires were reported early today. It is said that three or four ; white grocers have withdrawn their | business from the negro district. | | CAETANI TO SAIL SATUR.DAY.! Trimmed Suits 45 = 375 The better fabrics are features—as are the finer Furs — including Wolf, Fox, Beaver. Nutria, Mole, Squirrel, Caracul, etc. —and— All —in models that are wrappy—or de- signed on more conservative lines Waffle Iron Attachment for Armstrong Stove American Beauty Iron $4.00 — 6%-1b. Size Bakes Wafiles 7 | ROME, December 7.—Prince Caetanl, | $750 While T A . }ncv\l) appointed nmbas:'(\,dnrtm the | L) f C 4 i ile Two ; Unitea States, left yesterday for G- e hr as— e | e e 3-p|ece or Christm ! hip Cristoforo Colombo. ‘ ) Iron Made | Are Cooking [[ieeannn R S Crepe de Chine, Ra- Event dium, Satin, Italian Another Big’ —ar Tt takes an optimist to figure out| X . in 9. Every one we sell makes another | Atooa i that no luck is better than katl luck. Su1ts :\llk. Jersey Silk — friend ' meeds no = = Teddys, Bloomers, Ereaxe in favored Frocks 3 s, Vests and Camisoles—lace trim- med or plain tailored. Violet Ray Outfits BABY 4§ VIOLETTA Electric Curling Iron | $5.50 Has Many Special Features All Health, | | | | | o | 1 = rosuintoa that 1¢ doem not Sl T o Street -and Afternoon Becomehot enough to burn the hair Beauty. allored Evening Wear $1 3.00 Xmas Tree Outfits. 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