Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 21

The Annual Christmas Sale of Men’s Shirts Continued Tomorrow ... .., Beautiful Jewelry A list that will solve the most satisfactory perplexing gift problems in the e and sira stirrup or cha | doubls compartment orted wew shapes and i At i 50c to $4.50 Women': erling Silver Flex- w, with brilliant ed stone set- $4.95 rth up to Silver-plated Van ctical. well n Supreme Pe tinl S 5 . z = tructib arl Children’s Solid Gold Birthe | fa " white “gold stone Rings. ! 1 p set with -inch gradu- g, well m Tif i $7.95 Gifts for use, gifts bags for women and 3 styles and leathers. and many gifts. Women's Handba, tensive a the mo: and siz velvets est of 1jand- in the newest make delightful ptional values Leather Handbags, pes and styles, of b d _leath. tv Books, velope shape es worth and §2.50 each, at.. . Values worth $2.00 and $3.50.. ..° Goldenberg's—First Floor. | e e s e e e 1 —BAR PINS { —BEAUTY PIN SETS |l —LINGLRIE CLASPS Infant’s Dress Sets $2.50, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98 Tnfants’ Dress and Petticoat Sets, of fine white nainsook, daintily trimmed with laces. Babies’ Bootees, 50c to $1 Fine Quality Wool Bootees, sorted s in white trim with pink Babies’ Sacques, $1.25 to $3 Knitted Wool Sacques, dainty new styles, trimmed with ribbon; white with pink or blue trim- ming.—Third Floor. Children’s Rompers $1.50 and $1.98 Children’s Rompere and Creep- of fine quality materials; ha; mbroidered and pioot ruffie-trimmed styles; all sizes. Tots® Sweater Sets, $6.98 Little Angora Brushed Wool S r Sets, four-piece in b n, blue and white. Extra fine quality.—Third Floor. red hird- Floor. er Babies’ Tmpo Qulilts, soft, Iu pink or blu ered sp Babes' wool lined; white trimmed blue and pink.—Third Floor. Dainty Feminine Gifts of - Silk Underwear So fresh, so beautiful are these garments that in choosing them for gifts you are sure to strike a responsive chord in every woman’s heart. Prices are very low, considering the fine qualities. Crepe de Chine Nightgow: { Crepe de Chine Envelo!;e beautiful qualities, in i larg Chemixe, in pink and orchid, sortment of the daintiest of trimmed with laces and insertions styles, trimmed with laces and and ribbon buds. ribbons. Priced at— Assorted charming spredingt 61,08 e .o . Silk Envelope Chemise, tai- $4.50, $4.98 and $5.98 Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemine, In pink and orchid T AT E e Semmizite e e Iace e dinoders! with laces and rib- .98 | shoulders; s Gl | o abotlices: GONGR Goldenberg's—Third Floor. | models = < Solid Gold Jewelry Choice of Many Attractive Pieces Very Special Values at One Dollar The choicest of dainty gifts in a special sale where qual- ity far exceeds price. All are substantially made pieces, 10-karat solid gold. Includedare: $ l —TIE CLASPS $10 Wool Blankets, $6.95 Fine Grade 85% Wool Blankets, plaids of blue, rose and gray. Size 68x80 inches for double beds. Good, heavy weight. Soisette-bound ends. ~. . $5 Comforts, Special at $3.95 Heavy-weight Bed Comforts, size 72x80 inches, filled with soft white cotton; covered with heavy cambrics and silkolines, jn light and dark colorings; figured on both sides; some with plain color ‘s satine borders. - Goldenberg's—Fonrth Flaor. —NECK CHAINS —BABY RINGS BABY PINS —CHILDREN’S RINGS || BONUS, VETS TOLD Col. Forbes Tells Foreign Wars Fighters Only Hitch Is in Financing. By the Asociated Press, - CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Decem- ber 18.—Restoration of an almost forgotten language with the aid of an uneducated, nearly illiterate, selt- taught, full-blooded Indian from the highlands of Guatemala, has been ac- complished by Dr. Willlam Gates of | Charlottesville during the past month, The Indlan is a Quicke and SALES TAX IS INDORSED bis langusge, which heretofore never ad been thoroughly studied, bears the same name. The race and tongue are offshoots of the ancient Mayas, whose high clvilization, the most ad- vancpd of any early American people, flourished before the Spanish arrived in South and Central America. . “Kymagraph” Used. Through the application of a new scientific method, which reaches to the root of language, Dr. Gates ex- pects to restore the decadent tongue, | decipher the hitherto un crots of the ancient M glyphic _writings and which have baffied archeolc Conference at Cincinnati Would Exempt Foodstuffs—Ad- Jjourns Today. | B the Associated Preas, I CE NATI, December 18.—As- | surance that President Harding would isupport a bonus for ex-service men, {providing a feasible means of financ- i ng the bonus can se found, was siven ex - service nen by Col. C. R. centuries, compile books for the in-| struction of the Indians and eventual- 1y restore the literature. In his experiments the scientist has been recording on a.smoked paper : cylinder the vibrations of a stylus: Jorbes, " director|actuated by the Indian's words, it the Veterans'|spoken into a mouthplece. These rec-| ords are preserved for study of the: Intricate variations of _pronuncia- tion and already, working with manu- oint conference| scripts written in the Indian tongues by the earllest Spanish missionaries. >t national and| % "G00 "has found a remarkable itate executives|pregervation of the anclent speech. | the Veterans of | The Instrument he used ix known as | reign Wars here| the “Kymagraph,” or wave-writer.| yesterday, —_— 1 cnes "were”"'ins| OIL BURNING MOTORS SUCCEED IN AUTO TEST {COL. C. B. FORBES. members of the na- tional council of administration and tment commanders of the “Semi-Diesel” Car Proves Feasible in French Experiment—Uses Cent Fuel—Gas Costs 56 Cents. PARIS, December 18—The ‘“seml- Diesel” automoblls i3 now an accom- Disabled Vets Approve. plished fact. One of thesa oll-burning {1:; Hamilton Cook, Buffalo, N. ¥.|motors was recently fustalled on & national commander of the Disabled ! peay: § ¢ chassis welghing two American Veterans of the World War, | €27 touring ca B !who was attending the conference by | ' {invitation, said that his organization "‘\'0\”" take immediate action to sup- {port the resolution. | The American Legion, which is the {largest of the veterans organizatio i Sureau at Wash- ngton, before a ed In strong approval of a sales tax, the executives unanimously adopted a resolution indorsing a sales tax, with foodstuffs exempted, as a means of ralsing the necessary revenue to finance ‘the bonus. nd_one-half tone. The motor is designed to burn “‘zas- ofl.” @ heavy petroleum product remain- ing after the kerosene has been ex- tracted. It costs here 12 cents a gallon ompared with 36 cents for gasoline. car made nbout seven miles to the wallon and about 280 miles on a gallon of lubricating o Iixperts predict a great future for this tvpe of motor, The “semi-Diesel” | type of motor, its friends s not only costs less for upkeep. but Is simpler and therefore cheaper to make than the standard type. —_— . Augusta, Ga. Hour_and half quicker achedule beginping Dec. 17, Augusta Special, Bouthern Ry. Ele- gant new Hon Air-Vanderbilt Resort Hotel Opens Jan. 8. Office, 1425 F st. Phone Maln 5633.—Adrertisement. was not represented at the meetin “This means that the bonus bill liable to be the coming Col. Tillingh: national erans of ars, said after tho meeting. 1. Forbes called President Hard- ling by long-distance telephone short- 1y before going into the conference and in the course of his addre: ferred to his conversation witl President. “L called him up because it was ®uggestred to me that the bonus might be touched upen,” he said. *I wish u knew the pulse of Harding. I sh you thoughts. T wish vou knew how he loves the ex-service men. Favors Sales Tax. not opposed to a bonu: er be opposed to a bon will provide a means All ©Open Evenings —— SPECIAL ANSCO New Model CAMERAS { i i | i ; a means of all those that ought to my attention x to meet this obligation “If Congress had brought to the President the solution of the fina clal problem of this additional fina; jcial ~ responstbility he would signed the bill. I belleve {tax iy the means whereby this obii- gation may be paid, and the sales tax is the answer to the problem of paying the bil Most of the conference yesterday was devoted to an executive session, lat which matters of policy were dis- cussed. The address of Col. Forb | however, was open to the public. C {Forbes left for Washington last nigl | The executive board of the organi- i zation will wind up the two days’' con- {ference with an exeoutive session ) | today. TCHICAGO’S THREE LEANING | | TOWERS ARE ANCHORED | i the sales Rest on Bedrock Foundations of Limestone Eighty Feet Be- low Surface. CHICAGO, December 18.—Chicago's | three “leaning towers,” skyscrapers |bullt during the ninettes, now are {resting firmly on bedrock founda- tions elghty feet below the surface.| The three biz office buildings, among | the first in the skyscraper class, {originally were built on pile foun- dations, and_when the piles settled | they o left noticeably out of { plumb. | An inquiry disclosed that all three {had been jacked up while foundations { were continued down to the solid rock, and that since the alteration was made there has been mo further settling. Chicago §s underlald by a solid silurian_ deposit of Nlagara lime- stone, from forty to elghty feet down. |Over it is a loose deposit of blue clay and other material. DIES OF ACUTE ASTHMA. Louis Kressin, sixty-four years old, well known in business circles, died Sunday at his homt 3 E street northwast, from an @cute attack of | astham, from whiol he had been | suffering for a loug period No an- nouncement for the funeral has been mad coat. When the lot is sold the value can never be duplicated. They Make a Picture 1% by 2%5. 3 All other cameras attractively priced. M. A. Leese Optical Co. Both Stores—614 9th St. N.W. and 712 11th St. 1 | E IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 LONGAS THIS FELLOW, AND HAD SORE THROAT SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVEIT $5c. and 6tc. Hospital Size, 8. ALL DRUGGISTS Federal-American Finance By JOHN POOLE Who's Who in Washington in 1932 ‘That's only ten years from now—not long, for the time passes swiftly by. The’ then leaders—the outstanding successtul men of 1932 are but in the making today. Who will these men be? They are the younger men of today who are getting ready for tomorrow’s opportunities. They are setting up & money reserve—saving out of today’'s earnings—building capital of their own. Men who show self-mastery—men who know how to use and take care of their own money, have no trouble in horrowfi; additional funds from their banker when they need bank assistance to go into business. Your _boy has a chance, but he needs help and encourage- ment fyom you now. Take a banker's advice and give all your children bank accounts. Who knows but what your boy will be one of Washington's lesders? Any one may open a Savings Account with as little as a dollar. Federal-American National Bank | 1315 F Street and was {nvented by an eminent French _ethnologist for _language study. Dr. Gates was ajded by John P. Harrington, ethnologist of the Smithsonian Institution, who has studled practically all North Amer- ican Indian languages, { Indian Interesting Character. Probably the most interesting fea- ture of Dr. Gates' work is the Indlan, Cipriano Alvarado, who assisted him. He never had written or read a word until he taught himselt at the age of twenty-five. He lives in the almost inacoessible mountains of Central America and is of the purest blood descended from the Maya empire buflders. g Dr. Gates, who is director general of the National Museum of Guatemala, has been studying the Maya inscrip- tions and ruins for more than twenty years. Dr. Gates also will endeavor to aid the progress of the Guatemalans and their country and to open the land to development. In that connection ! the Indian Alvarado has returned to his people to introduce_the simple primer Dr. Gates is prearing for. the education of the Indians. Gifts That Last _Salvatore Desio 926 F St. Between 8th and 10th MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1 PRESIDENT FAVORS |Forgotten Language Restored Through Illiterate Indian | For Christmas ~Candy in Fancy Boxes PAGE & SHAW WHITMAN'S 11b, 1 ; s 4 1b. White Nougat, 60c I, Assorted Clisooliites $}) ,])D 1 1b. Gray Pagkage Chocolates, $1.00 2 Ibs, Assorted Chocolates, $2.25 1 1b. Fussy Package Nut 3 Ibs. Assorted Chocolates, $3.35 Cho‘colatcs‘ $1.50 5 Ibs. Assorted Chocolates, $5.50 L 1b. Treasure Island Choco- & lntgs, & $1.50 - 1 1b. Salmagundi Chocolates, $1.50 SERD 1 Ib. Sampler Chocolates, $1.50 1 1b. Assorted Chocolates, $1.00 2 1bs. Sampler Chocolates, $3.00 1 1b. Preferred Chocolates, $1.25 14 Pot Preserved Ginger, 50¢ 1 1b. Fruit and Nut Chocolates, $1.50 Masterpieces in Fancy Boxes 1 Ib. All Nut Chocolates, $1.50 1 1b. Assorted Chocolates, 80c . ~z 1 1b. Holly Box Chocolates, $1.00 Chocolate Thy Mint, 1b, s 11b. Maid in America Choco- T lates, $1.25 ; AUPECRESGE ] 2 Ibs. Picture Box Chocolates, $2.25 75 1b. Chocolate Creams, 50c 5 Ibs. Holly Box Family Choco- 1 1b. Chocolate Creams, 90c lates, $3.00 DER’S Fine Groceries y Connecticut Ave. and K Street Main 4180 M A G R Four Direct Phones L T TER DN = Golden Oak Smoking = Stand, . gasoline b $7.65 Brass Smoking Stand... $3 .75 Mahogany or Walnut-finish Smoking Cabinet, with every conven- ience’ for the smoker ... Ttalian Walnut, many accessories Cedar Chest, with copper binding, size 40x17x 19, colonial style leg, Good-looking Cedar Chest, size 48x20x18....... Cedar Chest, 42x20x19, colonial style.. . Cedar-lined Cedar Chest, walnut finish Queen Anne style.... . Seventh Street i LI [ I Smoldng Stands > $19.75 \ery Good-looking Smoking Cabinet, in $39.75 - Good-Looking and Good Cedar Chests $17.00 $34.50 A A [T ZURNITURE Do vou remember? Was it a whole lot of little things that were forgotten soon after Christmas passed by? Things, perhaps, that you put away after using once or twice and then forgot? Isn’t it much more satisfactory to have the “festival of giving” each Chirst- mas, leave something of permanent beauty in your home—something that can’t be forgotten because of of its everyday usefulness? A gift of Lifetime Furniture leaves with the happy recipient a thing of permanent beauty and lasting usefulness. It will be.a pleasure for us to show you the many fine pieces.on display. Karpen Living Room Suite and Single Pieces Karpen Fireside Chair or Rocker, in genuine mahogany, upnolstery s $37.50 Three - piece Karpen Over- [ fied Suite, i ¢ $27.'50 ooz sapestey e D250 $22.50 Ll st R SRS o $395 Karpen Cane-panel Suite in Beautiful striped velour, three ro-$295 sette pillows and bolster, R S CE——— e e Lifetime Furniture Is More Than o Name . L fevime, Furwbtane &5 JO0e SROPIE Foih Mayer & Co. Between D & E