Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING “STAR', WASHINGTON, "D. C., THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER 14, 1922. 19 “The Wonder’s Christmas Gift Plan the police his story, substantially as with five bullets. - Dr. Juhn De Ma e You the money to pay the instaliment Emergency Hospital. respond | £ iser's | 00 _Your phonograph, what will hap- ! m}'{"g"fim just “made his point de- vn:nh an ambulance to & call, declareq | Bound volumes of the ex-Kaiser's | claring it to be an “8." Carroll dis. | Carroll dead. Mason asked friends to | memoirs are selling in Ferlin at 7/ pstairs Neigh v i g HUSBAND, SON, BROTHER, SWEETHEART g: puted this. He claimed the point was | notify the police, and Serkt. J. O. B.|cents apiece, which is 9 cents more q ° ) J %6 Mason said that he knew Car-|Gray and Private C. C. Bennett of the | than they are worth. — Providence Longsufferer—Sorr roil was a special policeman and when ! fourth precinct went to the house and | Bulletin. ¥ can’t spare the moncy. Declnel Former Ambassador Gave His Writings Credit for Length Service Here. IR By the Asociated Press, BERLIN, Deceniber 14.—Count von Bernstorff, former German ambassa- e dor at Washington, gave Maxmillan it : Harden’s witings credit for being LY AT chiefly responsible for his remaining T = as long as he did in that.post, ac- cording to Harden, who testified at the continuation today of the trial of Herbert Weichardt and Albert | Gren=, charged with attacking and seriously wounding Harden last Julv. The German editor said he had de- cided to make a lecture tour of { America about_ the middle of 1921, lonly! after repeated requests, sorme of which came from “very important” circles, from a member of the govern- ment and also from Count von Bern- storff. Thought H¢ Could Ald “It is_painful for me to recount these affairs here,” must do so. I wi ¥ the only one they will believe over there: ‘go over; you can achleve something.’ He related how arrongements were | then in progress for the Washing- ton armament conference, and he be- What finer gift for a man than a Wonder Suit or Overcoat—the kind he would choose for himself? And you needn’t worry about the fit or style—if he wants something differ- ent he can bring the garment in after Christmas and we’ll be glad to make any exchange he wishes. SURE-TO- -PLEASE-GIFTS are hard to find— but in WONDER CLOTHES you have a gift CERTAIN to be wel- comed. The best clothing value your money can buy at— A Shopping List of Worth-While Gifts For Mother —from one, or perhaps from all the children: % The Table Stove—cooks a meal right at the table. The Iron that Women Designed—there is no iron with somany advantages. For Mother and Father —you might give it alone, or you can get others to join with you: The Percolator—never was such good coffee. lieved that “through peronal con- [ For Sister—whether her hair is bobbed or not: I 4 versation, more even than through | The Curling Iron—It keeps the hair so nice. public speeches, according ® the | . measu of my limited powers, 8 For the Younger Brother —tho' everyone mul? - :ora uine and deep a will be glad he got it: ciation o nan conditior nd | = ular electric ¢ B o S h e s tions AR The Waffle Iron—the most popular All the styles he likes He dresses to please e S e e appliance developed in years. YOU-—show him what vou like to have him to wear — from clever young men’s models for f For Baby—for old people, also, and for all othiers: s meaes The Cozy Glow—warmth without waiting. | , i ! M R 3 After pointing out th L : snappy dressers to con- wear by giving him a T A urEel (o 5o 1o For Everyone—splendid gifts to an entire servatives for quieter Wonder Suit or Ovei- America, Harden said he spoke about family group: the trip with the then American charge a'affuires in Berlin (Ellis Lor- ing Dresel) “who, according to ~om- mon judgment, was one of those Americans most friendly inclined to- ward the German case.” An Amerizan colonel also was present, and both told him that he did not speak suffi- ciently good English for the purpose; yet both advised him in favor of the visit. The Warming Pad—the modern successor to the hot-water bottle. The Turnover Toaster —no other device makes such wonderful toast. tastes. coat for Christmas. “Buy Wonder Clothes and Save the Difference” “Buy Wonder Clothes and Save the Difference” Turnover Toaster inally.” continued Herr Farden. promised to go over. and speak at several large citics on the - ASK YOUR DEALER WONDER CLOTHES SHOPS Ly | H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co. Jdnttars cone n,;..‘[r.;.,,'ndr:'{](‘: '"‘""_: S Exclusive Washington Distributers. g iUul’ pitiful marks.” 790 806 12th N.W. Phone Main Wouldn't Cover Costx. He related how hi described this contr: grotesque and idea ishness” he had declared that th would not have “Who Do As They Advertise” 621 Penna. Ave. 14th, Cor. N. Y. Ave. Both Stores in Washington Open Saturday Till 10 P.M. He had already sary papers for traveling when he he- came seriously affiicted with bronchitis and abandoned his plan. Ac 3 %QWQ%‘%@%’E@W to the evidence vesterday the mot % for the attack was prevention of his American tour. but he call2i atten- tion to the fact that his dacision to give up the trip was publisned in a number of newspapers: thus tha de- Give Footwear Thls Chnstmas---Mother, L SPEEDING WHISKY AUTO Father, Brother, Sister - Savings on peel D b‘(@&%fi’l%e!%%eK@'&%&%E&'fi@!@%fi'fih%%%_@%&%@h%%fi&m b e B S T BTh e B ST BT B T T 7l Sl S Al St S Al A Sk 4w Pursued by Police, D Dodging Car Quality Footwear That Can’t Be Duplicated [ =« o meoive ; s Into Another. 2nd Floor Suggestions Special Third-floor Suggestions After chasing an autmobile, carry- > 2 < ing whisky. from 28th and M streets, Ladies’ Felt Juliets, Leather Sole Misses’ Buster Brown, Educator police in the seventh precinct patroi = - S ast night arrived on the scene of Comfortable House Slip- and Patrician Button 95 double collision between the n:h‘l’sk? pers, light and dark ox- _l and Lace High Shoes o i far and :iwoll%uaer lulomo‘bllesl 'me . . X ? — wo _unidentified occupan ford gfa{{'l-l“’}th fur trim- e season’s aacumulations, _— whisky car fled. St =i ming. All sizes........ Table No. 2. The ~ abandoned automobile con- e tained twenty-five gallons of corn Ladies’ Felt Comfort Slippers, Children’s and Misses P Felt whisky. First sigh he liquor car Beautiful | assortment es Pretty UL | was obtained when Chauffeur Clar. | . 3 T o he patr t H of shades and patterns. 9 c Cemfort Shppe“ Bl o e ecaing 2P0 etreet. Sia | . . . - . S| d aft t. NIsEes: oouaiinnin Nursery designs and ribbon trim- gl nee :,“';:,,',,n o0 iy doani Hosiery Suggesfions ming, nmrtu] shades : 95 the lumbering patrol follow- | Large stock of Ladies’ Sitk Hose. sizes up to 2 e from :3rd strect tan, brown, black and other shades. Table No. 11, M ck an automobils poners s 4 Large Bargain Tables Filled With w v nother ma- ecial at S5 el M /N Irlnnt parked } . The chase g) $1.25, $1.45 and $1.95 Ladies ngh Grade High e hore: Mo tvol caloraafac: asavy - an 5 x cupants of the whisky car escaped. Soove Ease, Aaiosted Lace and Button Shoes - wr. ? —Also oxford ties and ber of 3 Special at 65¢, 95¢ & $1.85 o Pors Lesthir ‘and wood Cotered SPECIAL OFFICER SILMNT = rench heels. and turned .and Good- Black Satin Dress Pumps vear welt soles. Washable kidskin and An"!(gfififne“flfiigpsggefi Ladies’ One and Two Strap Black "““‘"“' cali and kid combinations. 810 30 street southwest, at 1:45 o'clock Sati Dt Punioe AA, A, B, C and some D this morning, had its climax in the Satin res PS, 5 . Splendid sizes. $ 00 murder of Albert Carroll. colored, for- Cuban, Baby French and s .45 chance to_buy high- adc . of 510 24 street soutiiwest. James French heels, turned — shoes at big saving.. Edward Mason, colorer rty-three, % : \ HERE’S no gift like awatch .................. Tables Nos. 15, 16, 17 and 18. O Eroadie o the pollce and waa g ’ Ladies’ High Lace Shoes d ll.:d;leg 'Fltck anSdh Brown Kid and l?fak&‘ial:&”:m"m "t:“;g',:“;:k::e:,:n: ~ nothing used so much, > s a spec : . . Tan and black calf, black and brown ( ;:‘ ,d\»elfigr “:]c‘e \.0?:? $ 95 the Good Samaritan dance hall, on I \ consulted so often, carried so ]ong. heels, in gunmetal,” tan $4 .85 S |08 Same i was ol ana-Kifed, Tn NN lhe.lngcrs“ l you give now wi and patent leather. All. — Third Ploor. be ticking Christmas Greetings Ladies’ Novelty Low Cut Little Men's, Misses’ & Children’s 3 : : ‘ Fostuear Solid Leather School Shoes - Amorioan Watch —in Patents, Black and Brown Kidskin: o ooy caRbionns sl 95 ; Ao s e Tagl his predecesxor s special officer at P This Yankee next July—next September, and S i g so on through the years to come. Tie famous Dngeseil Variee cquipped for telling time cark. Radium doc it. nient under the pillow at night. e e 4 3 and blacks. Boys’ sizes up +. Seu Brown, Tan and Gray Suede Strap b 3 kee than any other watck. Sturdy, - P;?x:\pr;: French and Baby b l' ; children’s sizes up . zvod looking, it carries 2 Your dCfllCr can show you phs French heels; also Tan and sound guarantee. < & Ingersolls to fit every purse and relia Black Oxfords and Strap Tahles Nos. 4 and 6. s : $1.50 o ety s e Boys’ Sturdy School Shoes includi = [ . Sizes for men, women Men’s Shoes including popular Scout sz 45 ¢ ) . ; purpose Size: 3 y Goodyear welt sole, all solid leather. shoes. Sizes up to boys, and girls. Radioli te, At high and low shoes. Young Men’s Brogue D2 ettt styles, in blaik a:ld lirou;lu calf; includ- Table No. 1. \ 5 TR T thattell timein the dark. Jeweled e catt, i the plamer $ /4 .85 360 Pairs of Men’s High Lace and : = : models in nickel and gold-filled styles for the conservative Blllcllfl hce Shoes i Priceg fr()m 21.50 to 89 00 ] cases. s $1. .00. buyer; all sizes. T e A ! - Holiday Speci "Hosiery Goulyeaniaeltyenssay s 85 with a continuous \P‘efldld h": of Men's H“""‘ St and perforated patterns; & gemllcidal acton C, 75¢ and sl .00 season’s accumulations. . Holiday Special—Bargain Table—Third Floor. | place of momentary, in- T et Midget Midget Radiolite Mell s Felt Comfort Shppe" Table No. 3. INf"’q“‘m treatments with s 5 The Midge with a luminous dial. i . . , the modern doctor The smallest Ingersoll. For wom- e S afarminons 1) With soft cushion $ 1 25 300 Pairs of Ladies’ Storm s st handy lisdle ens i, and el boss.” Seronk rel e dark. 3 good watch for travelers. 5 v xford blet that you can carry with and good looking. 3yl ;X;: }’éf“’::&d Sopre: and Low Cut Rubbers s : : peg] ift. Special, Displayed on bargain | Formamint embodies a po- m;:il:l :5 ?.ega'tller pslippers. tables, low and high heels; tfl\ mo}il;fivfifllm;: Opera, Everett and Romeo 52.95 factory accumulations. Per c nble:wl\lr:h m' - styles. Special DALt A i B CotBeaRaEy with the saliva of the moudx Q) X < ! 3 Gold-Filled S Reliance—$6.00 $5 Can Buy - Waterbury Radiolite Gold-Filled Reliance B i e Jeweled movement. 12-size. 7-jewels. Thin, bridge model. r0lid bridge-constricta The jeweled, 12-size Witetbury Choice of cate desigaz. Choice of cases. in expensive watches. 4 Above Lincoln National Bank—Take Elevator at D Street o e v = N g