Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1922, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922. Ty ; 21 cAPlTAL TRAcTIoN co. the Takoma Park branch. She claim- SdAdnT‘lga! Ir; lhetan:nunt t}f ‘lhlool,()ffli 5 ; > n interesting feature o e trial APPEALS FROM VERDICT |-aar srseogier oty | T e 2000 Mile Panorama ert B. Peter of Rockville represented $25,000 Award to Miss Mary A.|[the plaintiff ard Arthur Peter of A z FUR Pfl[lsE ASKEU Mateer Called Excessive and ;\;;uyl:lngmn R h’r ey on yom ww to . a —_———— / EASTERN HIGH ALUMNI_ eronaw ecasonsre NATIONAL BUREAU Christmas Reunion, With Business, Dancing, Show and Game, to Be THE WOODLAND Cathedral Avenue z & Last in Old Building. Against Evidence. | East of Connecticut Avenue | Pianos are among the luxuries pro- With n‘pro bm “l:c{uglllll‘ a busi- Special Dispatch to The Star. 0 vided in the parlor lears rlun on the ness meeting, a baske! all game, a 5 ROCKVILLE, Ly b 20.— T tinental railway. Semenie S ana® sanciee, me| Calder ‘fitroduces Measure |, ROSEVILLE: Md. Deember B | Australian o e Alumni Association of Eastern High 4 4 filed in the circuit court here in the ls:hnol will hold its annual Christmas Providing Central Office for e reunion at. the school tomorrow from TR D e L L e pas the Capital Traction Company of Sl O g O Information. Washington, which was tried here a few days ago and which resulted In old building, as the new Eastern is he jury awarding, Miss Mateer dam- :xpected to be ready for occupancy A national police bugeau, to act as!ages in the amount of $25,000. The February 1. \ The business meeting and the eleo- ompany contends that the verdict s against the evidence; that the ! tion of ofticers will be held In thel, ciearing house for information con amount of damages awarded was ex- \uditorium at 3 o'clock, when the re- tiring officers will make lhel; nnn‘lllxl cerning police matters, would be W “eports. President Earl G. Jonscher | established in Washington under the (g idamages awarel e o of, the class of 1916 will preside, | | terms of a bil introduced yesterday by lerrod jn somo of ‘his rulings and in | llumii‘r:le:‘; 'Will follow the busi- | Senator Calder of New York. Senator ;lr'."‘l r:l]«;cule)n and granllng\(\f[pmyt}rs. T % 0 her easons, A or ness meeting. Calder issued a statement in regard 'nruumcnluhas nr':lahem o ime A reception for each class Will be} ¢, the proposed bureau, in Which he; Miss Mateer, who was an eémploye | New Building High-Grade' Apartments of 3 and 4 Rooms, With Bath “The King of Lubricants” Lhld Ideal Lubrication in Winter Weather i Strietly Fireproof—Two Elevators READY FOR OCCUPANCY Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inec. 1a in various rooms of the school. L ! was . ) - = S . clude the reunion. , “It will make available promptiy 03,05 jyreq accident near | | 738 15th Street N.W. e ——— all proper authorities I# public police | koma Park the night of October 20, ISHERWOOD BROTHERS. Inc. Phone Lincoln 7538. | Toronto boasts of a young woman | work, including federal ‘police and in- {1921, when the car on which she was children: will be glad he got it: family group: Turnoees Tosstes £y a4 an; : 2 Every motor car buyer ought to have a copy of our “Yardstick.” It {s a definite measure of determining motor car value. When you have examined it you Model 200 i i will appreciate why the Studebaker four-bearing crankshaft and sevea- Between 9th and 10th T'he Bronosoick outlay is required. | Special-Six is so highly regarded by inchframe, with five cross-members 0 $100 shrewd buyers the world over. And ;n;ot;he.;:b-frmet:upporfil}’lfitx J . s h tz, Model 117 & h .. h odel g e s e idnceof the ki Taste-Temptations § . e e riisrmich . parisons, you will agree that tisthe cxcellence of the Special-Six. the Elite Prefer ‘ Chnstmas Brunsw]ck Club $250 most satisfactory five-passenger car Itslow price is an achievement in built. the amount of real Vall:!emfor the Noel, the season sans souci, [Ij The Special-Six Touring Car money—-lnnch’levemmt tisdue should see our Christmas ! 50 meets every requirement for lasting 0 Studebaker's great resources in e e | 2 Sil e e satisfaction. You can determine its MoRey, men and facilities. and assorted Chocolates under | prsress Bru:‘:v:l: Down phonograph & ur Cl 12 tree. E > endurance, performance and econ You can buy the Speclal-Six with {:orhnlt-p:u.:;sto r;:e-po::i: features—t he department— omy from any owner in the commu- nity. A ride will prove its great comfort. Its beauty is evident from wordnetiile | Westinghouse The Teble Stove—cooks a meal right ot the table . The Iron that Women Designed—thers I no Iron with so many 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. For Sister—whether her hair 3 bobbedor not: « The Curlipg fron—It kecpa the hair soaice. For the Younger Brother—tho' everyons For Everyone—splendid gifts to an entire The Warming Pad—the modern successor to the hot-water bottle. The Turnever Teaster —me otber device makes sach wonderful toast. Ask Your Dealer H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co. Exclusive Washington Distributors ayer. Down underneath the surface you will find superior quality and the kind of construction that make pos- sible splendid performance and com- parative freedom from repair. The confidence because of the name it bears—the name Studebaker which for 70 years has stood for honest who earns a livellhood as. a brick- Stop in and get one of our “Yardsticks” vestigating agencles, information per- | talning to criminal records on a coun- | try-wide scale. It will distribute the more impor- tant current information respecting crimes and criminal®, as, for exam- ple, in the case of intel to all proper police off intervals or as circum: | gate, 5o that an effective basis would || be afforded for team work and co- operation in the pursuit and a fic laws, a well adjusted and fun mental code car undoubtedly formulated by this bureau, _upon quest of the international police con- i ference. | WANT TRUANEYCHANGE INEDLCATON B Handling Cases. A resolution asking that the com- pulsory education bill be amended so as to put the authority for dealing | with children missing school in the hands of the school board instead of ||| the Juvenile Court was passed at a | meeting of the’Southeas Association at the Tyler S night. | The resolution followed pressure brought to bear by a citizens’ com- mittee of mothe; o told of al- leged improper cai of the children ¢ by the board of guardians to which the Juvenile Court would turn, them over. It was further pointed out by this committee that mothers would resent the stigma attached to their children’s names through having to appear In court for missing &chool. The committee was headed by Miss Cora Van¥ant, gecretary of the Con- dult Road Citizens’ Association. Wil- llam D. Culleen spoke of the need of large appropriations for school facil- ities, declaring the number of chil- dren who should attend school in- creased fagter than the means pro- vlde?‘ for them to P t of the appreciation felt by th i izens of lhe( outheast for the Chr'Stmas e “z Hbrary rocently comple Brunswick ner of 7th and D st The secretary wa send a-letter to the advocating a one-way traflic s stalled In the alley betw. 14th streets and Penns: Potomac avenues, a alley leading from G to E and ight in the streets be- tween 6th and Tth streets. A. Herrmann, president of the asgociation, was requested to thank | the librarian at the new library for the invitation extended to the association to meet there. The next meeting will be held the last Tuesday in January, it was an- nounced. SWARM N. Y. COAL SALE. i i | | NEW YOI 3 Baby carriages, huc 2 heel- s when | h el ration opened forty: | nine distributing stations in the metro- pelitan district offcred a coal to_the shivering populice cents a hundred pound: anh station was red with c limiting the supply tiwre would be ample fuel for | ail Mr_Woodin etated. . | | | | l Gifts That Last t Salvatore Desio 1 926 F St. ‘ | gift boxes in which our Sucre- ries are packed help make the holidays jolly days. {a passenger collided with a stop- block or bumper at the terminus of - Prore Cay] Petersen & Son Jewelers and Silversmiths Directly Opposite McGill Bldg. Christmas Gifts That Please carved. Special Wonderful 17-Jewel Diamond Solid Platinum Wrist Watches. The Gift Supreme $99.00, $150.60 and $218.00 : dies’ Mesh basket setting. cial 4 314.00_ Ladies’ Sterling Silver Phc Lockets, beauti- fully engraved o bbbt ~ .|, i Ladies’ Richelieu and La Tosca Pearls, in fine velvet cases, some with diamond Join Schwartz’s Brunswick Club Ultona and All- wood Amplifier— which have made and Oval Wrist Watches that the la E Majgstic mountains, deep, &lorful canyors, wide: spreading plains on which the mirage plays—scenes suggesting the glamour of the old days of the painted Indians, the explor- 913 G St. N.W. 3 ”'*"";'.'l hension ot criminals, in & way : i ¥ & degree that does not exist today. - % 3 o S 3 35 “From a study of highway and Just received a shipment of those Exquisite New Rectangular ers, Mormon pioneers and gold-seckers want. inseparable from the Overland Trail. Bectric Iron hich pardize t s | . . . y : Siderable extent. | This burciu a7 \} s Cheyenne, (via Denver if desired), beautiful A Shopping List of not in any way attempt to supers: adjusted ((‘ seteat || Echo and Weber canyons, Salt Lake City, opping List of It will make no arrests. nor wil | rectangular & rectangular | Great Salt Lake, the Nevada canyons with % 5 nterfero with autonomous admir { 2 p e A Worth-Whgle Glftl ;32’::"»- and control of public police |l ls-kt.sw;?;: gold M-kt.s\t;'i,tee = fantastic formations in vivid reds, yellows For Mother —from one, or perhage from all the This bill was introduced at the re- Handsomely Special and greens and the orange groves. You see them all, and only via this route. The LOS ANGELES LIMITED —aJl Pull- | for Southern California, leaves C. & N.W. Te 8:00 p. m.; the CONTINENTAL LIMIT? E 1 ard and tourist sleepers, leaves 10:30 ! WRITE FOR FREE Southern Calif BOOKLETS needed; apartr home. L. a booklets'and hotel, apariment and bu. $30.00 Gents’ Solid Gold ! The Waffie Iron—the most popular electric 2 ¢ epplance ceveloped tn years. Southeast Citizens Favor School t . oae 835 00 Ur Pocketknive For Baby—for old people, also, and for all others: Ssilveniso o ST WO SNE S cketknives ol For information, ask any Railrozd Ticket Office, or The Cory Glow—warmth without waiting. Board Imstead of Court T Onyx_and Diamond | —to wear on vest QO ()() Up || 0 Al 3 Davis, i Rings, 14-kt.” gold, chains—a fine gift, = B e E;’::fmy'lvf a Bldg. B 508 Cor’l Trust F 1sth & Market Sts, Philadelphi Gents' Solid Up Vest Chains.... 86-50 Gents' Diamond Scarf Pins, platinum top. Some with dia- mond and sapphires. Good size full-cut brilli: l 825'00 Up diamond ... Gents’ 14-kt. Solid Gold Cuff oh regu.ar l.ii1k>.czn[:-l weight: G e 810400 15th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia Chicago &NorthWestern 'Union "acific System $2.50 Down PR A T SRR In Your Home The “Beauz Arts™ Finished in Walnut The most economical and enduring Christmas giit you can buy is a Bruns- wick. A ev It is the one gift that will please all the family, from grandmother to the baby. You can obtain one on terms to suit your convenience, so no large initial hear the latest records on the Brunswick—and let your ear be Puts a Brunswick in your home for Christmas. Then vou can pay the balance NEXT YEAR in easy weekly or monthly payments. Such an easy way to provide good' music for any angle. value and integrity, e “g y:::tu::e ;‘:c::‘m‘;;l;l!’::; Brunswick fa- Christmas, Come NOW—and sclect your Bruns- s o Beaded n:{hmr.lmev Tmfiw '-.huldd-:q-l_ !‘h»p“:t, cne-plece confectionery — conoscent! in mous. | wick, in time to be delivered for Christmas. the judge. 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Roadster (2-Pass.). 1250 | Speedster (4-Pass.).. 1835 Roadster (4-Pass.). 1275 1225 | Coupe (4-Pass.).. 1875 | Coupe (5-Pass.)—. 2550 1550 | Sedan...... . 2050 | Sedan Non-Skid Cord Tires, Front and Rear, Standard Equipment Terms to Meet Your Convenience BIG-SIX $1275 | Touring . ___$1750 Coupe (4-Pass.) . 2400 2750 ol France, Switzerland, Italy and i America, you will consider Avignone Freres Caramels give a delight that is truly recherche, = The thing that is comme 1 faut at Christmas is to serve our Molded Ice Cream. g We deliver anywhere in the | efty. g !ltlllm'lel—!vimrle.— Open Evenings Until Christmas “Buy Your Christmas Brunswick Now” , * i | | JOSEPH McREYNOLDS ' 8l 708 Seventh SLNW. 4 vol® 0% ™ rine 3123 M Street N.W. i Commercial Automobile & Supply Co. B 3 Telephones i ?"i;‘ 817-819 14th St. NW. % ; | THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR i-'lg'“ : 5l | |