Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ] D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922 THIS DULINsMARTINGo --decoratlve Furniture JUR separate section of decorative . and unique articles of furniture offers a wealth” of appropriate suggestions which make the home more Candle Tables Smoking Stands End Tables Davenport Tables Tea Carts Fire Screens Console Sets Faney Mirrors 510 | Priscilla Sewing Tables... .. “homelike™ for yuletide. Visit our Third Floor Art Rooms and inspeet Windsor Chairs Desk Tables Art Waste Baskets Foot Stools Book Racks Humidor Sets Gate-Leg Tables Sewing Cabinets I Martha Washington § Sewing Tables...... ].9 our collection of Paintings, Mezzotints, Engras- ings and Orienial Rugs. Furniture Section—Second Floor 1215-1217 F St. and 1214-1218 G Si. ‘Veterans Perform Like Youngsters Nine Studebaker Big-Six Touring Cars, with a total of one million miles to their credit, recently par- ticipated in an economy-reliability contestconductedbytheStudebaker dealer at Los Angeles. All came through with perfect scores except two—one had dirt in the gasoline pipe, the other required a slight adjustment of the brakes. ‘This is the most convincing dem- onstration of motor car reliability of which we know. ‘The run was from Los Angeles to Big Bear Valley and return—239 miles—of which 90 were on steep, rough mountain roads that necessi- tated stamina in every part. Yet the Big-Sixes reached every check- ing station on time. One of these old veteranshas piled up the amazing total of 351,000 Store Hours: 8:45 to 6 MODELS AND PRICES—{. o. b. factories 3 LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL SIX BIG-SIX 5-Pass.,11°W.B., 40 H. P. | 5-Pass.,11°W.B.,50 H. P. | 7-Pass.,126°W.B., 60 H. P. Wc«drmh—t-um.whw Terme to meet your convenience JOSEPH McREYNOLDS miles of practically uninterrupted service of two trips daily between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. Another has 250,000 miles to its credit, and so on. No such group of cars was ever before assembled for such a stren- uousproofofendurance. Theirentry in competition, over one of the most difficult of Southern California’s mountain roads, was an expression of confidence of the owners in Studebaker everlasting goodness. ‘The dependability of the Big-Six ‘Touring Car, its low cost of mainte- nance, its comfort, fine appearance and complete equipment make it the most desirable seven-passenger car on the market. Its price is way below cars that do not even ap- proach it in value. ‘The name Studebaker is your assurance of value and satisfaction. ‘with u"-:-n-'mfl ool com- Commercial Automobile & Supply Co. Telephone 332 %7 IS A 817-819 14th St. N.W. STUDEBAKER YEAR FUND OF $60,000 FOR WAR ON CRIME Contingent Expense Budget Increase for Police Depart- ment Is Recommended. |AID TO DETECTIVE FORCE | Suggestions for D. C. Service In- clude Six Appointments, Cap- i tain and Five Privates. Although the bureau of the budget E 1 the pruning knife to the - department as . it recommended that is sorely necded by tment. m referred to is the miscel- volvers, offer rewards, send detectives jout of town and obtain evidence against law violators. In the current appropriation act t to five the budget I the fact that the «d thirty-three men ¢" created an when en police foree for the independent White Honse. The White House, however. took over the thirty-three local policemen {Wwho were already assigned there and V\‘A! Sullivan has not yet been able Lo 1l |h~ places thus left vacant on the ¢ will go to the )mmand the pro- 't station soon to strect and Rhode Island northea Plans for New Station Houwe. | Plans for the new station are being funic uMJ Architect Har- 1K it 1d be completed by nexti This station will take | )f the large area now po- | ninth and tentii precinets. commendation made to ! es# this vear is that motor ent of purchasing and main- vehicles, » Reduce VMounted Force. partment a few months ago a large shipment of motor as stocks of the to bicycles department has recommended issioners that the num- reduced trom th 1 officers from i FREED IN SLAYING CASE. Ncuxo Is Acqulued of Second-De- . gree Charge. les, colored, was a jury iny 1 2 before Justice lincous and contingent fund, from | Wwhich the department must buy re-{ icemen be rejieved of the re- | the plan ce the num- | %%%%%%W&%W%@%fi%@% i rge of murder in tm s e e g ng to get him gainst Sprinkles on a ult found him dead. S | | Sp! cutting. torney Jam FIRE HOSE PLEDGED. Glen Echo to Get More Equipment Citizens Are Told. Additional firc hose and apparatus have been pledged for Glen Echo as i”"‘ result of the new houses and com- munity hall recently constructed, ac- conding to rep made at a meeting of the Glen Echo Citizens' Association. It was also reported that the tele- phone company has begun work on ad- ditional telephone facilities for the town were elected as follows: hrelgh president; H. T. Blanche Leger, vice dents: Ring, seoretary: O. 3. Freeman, treasurer, and FL E. Mil- ler, F. J. Bolduc and Dick (‘an:dfl, members of the executive committee, —_— “Don’t be afrald,” said an aviator to a timid passenger. “All you have to do is to sit quiet.” “l know all about that,” retorted the passenger. “But suppose some- thing happens and we begin to fall?” “Oh, in that case,” the aviator re- |auflured him, “you are to grasp the first solid thing we pass and hold tight.” —Legion Weekly. f O e Never Too Late for Chocolate THE French cook chocolate in a silver saucepan. Germans stir in the yolks of eggs. Wallis’ Ameri- can chocolate is so sat- isfactory a food-and- crink gat guests are willing to leave the re- cipe to us and come here noons and after- noons to enjoy it. QThe dainties from the Wallis bakeshop add to its delicious- ness. Wallis’ “Washington’s Largest Restaurant” - 12th and G Streets N. W. %@%&%@%@%fi% X h%%%%%%%@%%%@%@%{%wwéfl%'%%@%a%%%%%%w e et e e T Open Evenings Until Christmas Steinvay Duo-Art Puanclas Make This A MUSICAL XMAS OUR XMAS PLAYER-PIANO CLUB *495: Manufactured by the Aeolian Co., of New York. e and best known makers of Player-Pianos in the worid. The ‘31'[3 trade-mark, “PIANOLA,” which is owned and used exciusively &) and disappointment. company’s Player-Piano and Duo-Art Reproducing Pisno e above all other instruments of their kind in ability to render @’Q SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PIANOS 0.3 DeMOLL EMMOKS S. SMITR Do 0JDEMOLLgx .o Shopping V hmé1 's AEOLIAN HALL - £2 e Veber Duo-Ast Pianclas Twelfth and G Sfi‘efls Aschuan Vicaliors Now 00 VERERERERERERN W oA T3 J?\; 25 FOR THIS N2, RS AEOLIAN PIANOLA 3 Formerly Sold for $745.60 b ihe largest by the Aeolian Co., is known all over the world. It has taken f‘y them years to build the reputation which they have. When "‘f,x vou buy a weak imitation of a Player-Piano or a reproducisg gb’ piano and expect to receive the same value, the same pleasure % and the same music you sentence yourself to certain regret 3 The superiority which put the Aeolian %fi music is definite, tangible and easily appreciated. They are h‘p; A Genuine Aeolian Pianola inventions effected by years of study ard are fully protected ~ by many patents. & Many advantages are offered in our Xmas Player Piano Club this year. if desired, by paying $25 cash. baiance in 30 monthly payments. Installments to start Feb. 1, 1923. THE AEOLIAN-VOCALION: The Phonograph Supreme Period Case Designs The Acolian Company was the first {o introducs Period Models; Classic Cabinets which in authen- ticity of design carefully typify the period wkicl: Appeal to the eye as well as tle car is the grace which makes Vocalion Period Models the choice of all who follow an artisti- These classic cabinets of lur- nrious woods in rich colorings meet the most par- ticular demands for decorative harmony. stmple Queen Anne models, Jacobean styles ornamenie.’ with the historical Maltese Cross, Gothic-Windso: which adaplts itself charmingly to many decorn- The Adam design of true propor- tions and the Ornate Florentine Model—all hare been adanted to the mellow-tone vocalion. Al these period styles may be had in console and un- inspires them. plan of decoration. Price, $175 Hepplewhite of tive schemes. right models. The Vocalion mechanism to music. Price, $285 dented perfection. of phonograph. chanical instrument. Style 1596 0. J.. DeMoll & Co. Baby Grand —A magnificent instrument made under our own name. It possesses every quality that will appeal to lovers of good music. —A new Baby Grand at a rea- sonable price. Terms, $25 Cash. Balance in 30 Monthly Payments is epoch-making In creating the Vocalior. the research and experiments of the grealest au- thorities on tone qualities have produced unprece- This advantaye, added to.the experience obtained by the Aeolian Company as the world’s greatest producer of musical instru- ments, has given to the world a new, better tyne a reproducing medium must be judged as a musical rather than a me- THE GRADUOLA Tlese instruments are equipped with the Grad- wola, giving a most artistic control of tonr. The graduola is one of*the most vital inventions in the history of phonographs. great modern musical instruments a practical medium for personal musical expression. Immediate delivery, Sv ¢ il @ i dignity, the quainl y"\‘ % stride from = D4l A WRK ¢ whiel, It makes these Price, $365 ~ Big Value in a Console Period Model 5125 Reasonable Terms You will have to place your order at once to be sure of being supphed. Shoninger Piano A Phenomenal Value. Formerly Sold at $525.00 —1ft has a world-wide reputa- tion for quality and durability. It has been on sale since 1850. For 18 years we, have sold Shoninger Pianos. Terms, $25 Cash. Balance in 30 Monthly Payments MERVEREREREZREVERERERVELRVERERVRRVERERRRSE %