Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1922, Page 25

‘THE EVEN MUSIC IN EVERY HOME Habitual Indulgence Adds Zest to Living! o &) Embra CGar Stock Late Shoppers Will Find Our Store Open Evenings Until 9 o'Clock e the Best PIANOS I . PLAYER-PIANOS VICTROLAS, % “‘Everythine Mpusical” "3 handise, Including RECORDS, MUSIC Droop’s Music House-1300 G WLDOUGLAS 3596 57 &8 SHOES A5 W.L.Douglas shoes are actuallydemanded year after year by more people t other shoe in the world BECAUSE W. L. Doug ———"— nuakir an something to yon need shoes and are looking for the best shoe valaes for your money. . before; oniy by 1 of st. s for you to & you buy shoes at our stores YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT. W.LDOUGLAS PEGGING SHOES AT 7 YEARS OFAGE. examinir van you appreciate their s hioes are put into We do not ofit until the It is worth { ) ny that when s NDWOMEN when you them perior our = 110( No Matter Where You Live ‘1[01- ler . Doug P, ask your dealer for W.L.1D 1a® shoes. Prot unreasenable pre teed by the 1 5 ped on the sole of eve the shoes leave the Refuse substitutes. IF NOT FOR SALE IN YOUR VICINITY, WRITE FOR CATALOG. President W, 210 Spark Street, Brockton, Mass. g, quick turn-over line. ] W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON: Jden~ 905 Penna. Ave. NW. ™ Store 1327 F St. N.W. n's Store " OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 1 RADIO IN THE ORIENT Will Broadcasting Unite 900,000,000 Asiatics ? ADIO in the Orient! Already the Asiatic ether is vibrant with voices—great radio stations have been erected—but the real wonder in looki ahead to what radio will mean in the East is to be found in its broadcasting. its mass appeal. If India had been l‘f]lli()p(d for broadcasting, what would Gandhi have meant in vil lages where his name was never even heard? What could Kemal Pasha accomplish with distant desert tribes? What will it all mean to Eastern commerce and trade, to the reformer, the revolutionist? Because the spoken word has always been more powerful in the Orient than the written one, radio must profoundly move the mystically- inclined Asiatic. Already England, France and Japan have linked their vernments with their Asiatic ossessions by radio. The hinese government has contracted with American companies for adequate communication. The great silence of the Fast is about to be broken! Read "Telemcaging Time With Radio” i g' ‘Waldemar Kaempffert, for mer E onthly, in the January tor of Popular Science ASIA The American MAGAZINE on the Orient More than 50 Iilustrations Special Photographic Art Inserts Look at the newsx:ren and see how the Near East is in the lead of the world’s news! In A MAGAZINE will be found a brilliant survey of the causes that have brought about the Near East situation. In fact. the para- mount magazine on the paramount subject of today is ASIA MAGAZINE. DID THE TURK WRECK LLOYD GEORGE? ‘Whydidthewarparty in the BritishCabinet h to thrustBritain into a conflict in Asia , Minor? Howdid the; dare * publish a call for military support from the Dominions, the Allies and the Lit- tle Entente? How did all of this finally wreck the minisizyof Lloyd George? If you want to “get behind™ the latest dispatches inthedailypress.read “How the Near East Wrecked the Lloyd George Ministry” by Arthur Moore, for- mer Near East cor- respondent for The London Times. Other January Features China’s Christian General on Crusade Ry Thomas Melov Amazing account of China’s Oliver Crom- well. Beyond Jordan Elizabeth Tltzel Staff-Writer of ASIA visits Transjordania, revealing interesting political game. The Ivory Buddha By J. O. P. Bland Reminiscences of an Englishman’s Life in China. Living Waters Wella, water wheels, pumps and pools—a series of remarkable Oriental photographs. New Light on the Races of Polynesia By Louis R. Sullivan Who are the Polynesians? To what race do they belong? The City of Great Bali By L. Adams Beck Legend of onc of India’s dead cities. “Heiji Monogatari” ‘Thirteenth Century panoramic roll—great- est treasure of the Fenollosa Collection. According to Arthur Pepe, one of the rarest m.lurrieees of Japanese artin this country. First of a series of great Oriental paintings. Many Other Interesting Features Out Today 35 Cents All Newsstands A Subscription to ASIA Mares an Ideal Holiday Gift Send your order direct or through a local authorized Asia Magazine, Inc., 627 Lexington Ave.. New ST E—— agent sapply you with -1 hoes. [Tnot con- venieattocallatone of our stores sricesare the same everywhere. | ENVOY'S STAY AT SOFW W.L.Douglas Shoe Co, ‘ecler in your town handles write tuaay for exclusive rights York, N. Y. Daughter of Late Senator Elkins to Breed Thoroughbreds. Seeks to Put Steeplechas- ing on High Plane. Buys Irish Jumper. | ciated Press. YORK. December 20— titt, formerly Miss May | ins, a daughter of the | kins of West Virginia. d colors with the Jockey | 1S to participate in events | ropolitan and Maryland turf | Her registered colors are with black belt and cap. | Hastings will train Mrs | Hites nors, | {dohnny L unique. trophic ivities t will he has finest timber will seek to 1y on the high confine her acf d flat racing, in_jumping. of “the o Asoviated Press W YORK, December 200 -A little century ago Joseph |3 @'Otrando, Napoleon ded minister of po- ndarmerie of Paris | fro in hot quest of [ t the th e, who than a BULEARSENDWAANGE | Russian Interests to Be Cared for ! n Hereafter by Red Cross i of Nation. ied that the Bulgarian it has officially notified M Petryov, Russian | minister repre-|= senting Gen. Baron Wrangel, that his ‘Mrs. Hitt Plans Active Part _In 1923 Horse-Racing Season be her firs bred expert equ |Jailed as Masher, Descendant of Duke | i Pleads Caste in Brooklyn and Gets Off | that way 1 | but | family hasn't u [ He I his e P \ STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, ])E('EA\I.BER Like. owner from telling the same story 5 twice to the same person. : A pocket machine which, in the rush | A bathroom cuckoo clock from which hour, would change a dime into two|would pop razor, brush and sozp in- Gifts a Man Would nickels. tea A device which would prevent the! A pair of slippers which, after hav- ing been kicked under the An umbrella or cane w! passed forty. as he thinks DIAMONDS! The Diamonds in the rings we offer gre pure white, bril- liant and beautiful. The mount- ings are of 14-karat solid gold. Beautifully carved shanks and 18-karat white gold hexagon tops—the latest $30 thing. . choose gift. Emblem Rings never - ending rtment; solid all _orders: exciusive 510.00 in appear- Up ance. ... 1 has e in and ns hom womin of social | in the | 1 Pearls! world all Queenly Gemns, re not Lo $8¢: | { | { i i } lengths and guaranteed peel, break or dis- Eie 5 Others as Low as $5.00. et @Rt Wrist Watches Rectangular model. 1 movement. 14-karat W rectangular or oval shaped e. 0 1 Black or gray $350 ribbon. mentioned %0700 % diplomatic con- nection with Bul- garia is to end on' New Year's day. This has a deep created | impres- | sion, particularly | among the lar Wrangel = gents still in this co; T criticizes th i ernment’s n eviki of Russia, reply that Premier Stamboul ntly: understandin n friendly relation: es, bolshevist Rus: ions with included. In a we follow jthe example of the entente powers. the future all Russians in Bul- 1 will be cared for by the ent through the Red Cross { return to Russ il be { tated whenever desired | ! |OREGON TOWN REVIVING { FROM FIRE DISASTER! Citizens of Astoria Take Over { Patrol of Burned Area—Banks 1 in Temporary Quarters. ASTORIA, Oreg., December 20.—Blue- jickets who have been maintaining 1rd here since fire wiped out the b s scction of the city, December withdrawn vesterday. The di WALFORD’S 14-kt. White Wrist Watches, $15.¢ L: Gents’ Wrist Watches, radium $7.00 to §25.00. MEN'S WATCHES . Elgin, Waltham, Howard and Hamilton Watches for men. 7-jewel Elgin or Waltham Watches. priced from $12.00 up. DIAMOND RINGS 184kt. white gold mounting DIAMOND RINGS-—a wonderful bargain at $35. Others up to $300. ALl De Luxe “COM these to $1.45. All colors and designs quilted satin trim—pictured. OMEN'S Felt M Fine quality JEWELRY DEPT. { 909 Pa. Ave. N.W. Xmas Sale Women‘s $5.95 to Yarborough was to leave if $8.50 Shoes at weather conditions permitted. en guards took over the burned area and the Detalls of special s hired by the four banks whose f ldings were wrecked by the fire will its until they are opened ontents removed. All the! :d today in temporary quar- | al precautions are being taken i b: nd federal prohibit| el | to prevent importing liquor. i(omoh”n entering the city very au- subject to { search. % A car belonging to the Evening Bud- and carrving in its tonneau a font pe loaned by the Portland Tele- gram was stopped. The guard read on { the end of the type case *96-point How- ps” and promptly dumped out font of type, saying afterward that | believed the caps were dynamite; jcaps. - | | i {FALSE STORK ALARM CAUSES PRISON TERM Judge Revokes Suspension of Sen-: tence When Babe Fails to " Arrive. { | | i | CHICAGO. December 20.—A stork that did not arrive on schedule will lcost Mrs. Irene McAuliffe Inks, former postmistress of Franklin Park, a year in_federal prison. | Miss McAuliffe and Merle Inks were | Iarrested at Cleveland in January, 1920, |after they had disappeared simultane-) {ously with the discovery of a shortage of $20,000 in Miss McAuliffe's post office {accounts. ‘While waiting trial they married, and a year ago, when the case was heard. Judge Mack suspended the woman's hen told she was about to| other. i ion recently by the district office showed the child never arrived, so Mrs. Inks yesterday was committed to prison for a vear. cont. value ean never be duplicated. All “oth !‘/U l,)t Z%ttr ctivel ‘.Cl'ty C’flb S’wfi" SEmGE ey 1318 G St. Open_ Eveningx SPECIAL ANSCO New Model CAMERAS 34 .75 Over 40 wanted styles right from our regular midwinter stocks now on sale at $4.75. Boots, Ox- fords. Colonials, Turn-soie, Strap and Cross-strap Pumps, Welt-sole Sports Pumps. In all leathers Z This_is positively lexs than ‘When the lot is xold the They Make a Picture M. A. Leese Optical Co. v by -~ “Boulevard” A Master the world famous Elgin trade- mark. delicate engraving. jewel movement. a better BB B B I e D B Tl > T O 2, We've reduced all Women's Daniel Green “"Comfys” Slippers, which throughout the U. S are $2 to $3 pair — now reduced ribbon-trim pers in a dozen popular colors. Hundreds of pairs in another big sale at Other Gifts for Women Brilliant Slipper Buckles. $1.50 to $35. Woinen's Felt, Leather Sole Juliets, $1.45. \Women's Leather House Slippers, $1.69 to $3.50. Elderly Ladies’ Soft, Comfortable Shoes, $3.50 to $5.50. Women's $4 and $5 Buckle “Goloshes,” $3.95 to $5.00. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9¢h St. 1914-1916 Pa. Ave. - 233 Pa. Ave. SE. ELGIN Watch, bearing Case of green gold, with Fine 15- You cannot 35 Fancy Set Rings for men, women and children. Solid arious birth In 4 workmanship it is only by Sterling silver. . All the ¢ niond— solid band e Quadruple Tea Sets Guaranteed to give service for 20 $25400 Up A wide selection of patterns. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT On the Following Easy Terms. . ) a week I a week nowned makes. = Of wondrous | Krom B meek beauty and radiant color. Pro s - curable in_ strands of various k Waterman Pens and Eversharp Pencils Beautiful gifts that are useful every day Suitzble for ladies and .50 Nicely boxed......... $2Up 935 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. Alexandria Branch, 818 King Street. Xmas Horns, Filled With Candy, for the Children Ribbon trim. collar trim o occasins. Slip- Xmas Sale Women's Superb Silver Slippers silk Socks......75¢ to $1.25 $ 50 Men's “Phoenix™ and “Onys™ ! Novelty Wool Socks. $1 to $1.50 . the special selling of Colonals and Instep- Also Black Satin h beaded silver Zxceptionally beautiiui appropriate for Christ- ot Nilver H m in cl creep back to their proper place. bark angrily if left behind in a lra-m‘[ A photograph of himself, if ho has | ROGERS 1847 WARE beauty of design and The Black Onyx Finger Ring set \ with a single bril | liant dia- § “Alwyn” and other Silk St¢ Special sale Women's "Onvx and ia” Silk k- ings $1.55, $1.95, $2.25, $2.50, $3 Roll-top Sports Stockings, SOCKS. 2annenne ...65¢ to $1 bed, ed, would | \ints for Christmas. — New hich would | Herald. —_—_— he looks. lp&rnached 325 ragei— Solid Gold Sig- t Rings for men 4 women— plain, .00 tp Mesh Bags The Deau- v ville Shape, With Tango Top Dainty in design, made of finest sil- ver-plated mesh, hand soldercd Bracelets 14-karat White Gold Filled, octagon, tonneau or cushion shapes. 15-jewel imported move- ments. Guaranteed to render excellent $‘l 00 <N Watch service. Footwear from Hahn's : ---that’s the REAL Xmas Gift! ~ Men’s Tan Leather House Slippers Continuing the sale of Good Quality Tan and Black Everett and Opera Stippers, with hand-turned leather solex. Extraordinary ' $2.95 values at. . Men’s Tan Romeos. $3.50 to $5 Other Leather Slippers, $5 to $7 Men’s Brown and Gray Felt High-Lows, with plaid col- ot o7 ... $1.65 Men’s Daniel Green “COMFY all colors .. $1.95 Hosiery Men's “I’hoenix™ and “Ouyx™ Hali 40¢ Men's “Phoenix™ f.sle ose o “Phoemx.”™ -~ “M Women's oor,” “Onyx"” k, ---$1.95 gs Women's “Kayser,” “Onyx,” >ointex” and “Lehmuth™ ¢, Glove Silk, Net and Stockings in heau Women's Silk-and-wool Nov- ty Sports Stockings, Girls” and Boys’ “Phoenix” 75¢ and $1.15 Children’s “Phoenix” Silk “School-Proof” Stockings. -+ 35c¢ to 55¢ hhmw&%ahfim;&»g 777777zzz2zziz;zzzizZididddiidig A list of the things his wife reall Yor' You can get into two jails with on drink now.—Philadeiphia Record.