Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1922, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1922, . —————— . ' Y B ; SOVIET REGIME | ~ URGED FORU. S o { ! s Us £ 3 | | | j. ) |Workers’ Party Would De-! | a g | | stroy Present “Capitalist Washington—New YorkParis " STORE N for Wednesday, December 27, 1922 T 2030 Sevonth Street e | A Bank Is Only as Big as Its ' [ Government” in America. & i 7 o) ' i . - || Continuing Sales of Women’s Ap | ¥ ) ! [ | e st pren. 4 t l ¥ T'his is a big Bank, because we operate | \»:::«‘.}:s' ‘:.J\lr;lx‘ “lru;e':::?:' adopted | on ln u l ng a e s o o en s p a re under a liberal policy that seeks to supply all 1 i‘.--‘:.‘::.(.ror."; ';l’; "f":n ‘A::'.::‘” “":‘:"’;:; . | o : the facilities needed by our customers—in every Wl ivowea lh‘ul its ,,.‘,,i,:,,,,":.n,‘ to unite | A h D f O E -’anuar}’ RedUCtlons on 2 il R the Bankine business. B |Amorican labor in a mass movement ! é branch of the Banking business :u:ni:su m,‘x‘('n“ '_n""_ ';':Mf"‘“m'“';::: nOt er ay (1) ur normous w ’ . [} ) We want to serve—and the extent to which “The workers' party declares one| d M S| st | T T ale of Women’s Dresse =i business principles—administeréd with a con- revolutionary purpose and to unite o e s S Winter Suits ; $19.95 $35.00 We announced yesterday that this was to e one of the biggest things we had ever done. Suits formerly $65.00 from the standpoint of value. quantity and and $79.50 reduced to style, and the hundreds of women who $49 50 thronged our Dress Section all day today have . a Safe Bank—at the them in & mass movement of uncom- F g romising struggle against capital- | ive Bank. m. The work of transforming the | abor unfons must be carried on in- o the existing unions. The work- crs’ party declares its support of ! the red labor international and adopts | s itg pro for the struggle with- [ the u the theses of the red N labor int ational on the American | [ labor unions.” Would Join Soviet Move. President A resolution calling for open affilia- . tion with the third international, which had be E ted 1o the cot vention, (el secr r o di servatism that makes thi same time it is a Progres - - P P ST R ————— HARRINGTON MILLS, JAMES H. BADEN, s he Sl‘nl’l- First Vice President. V. Pres. and Cashier. nent was about e JAMES B. REYNOLDS, LAURENCE A. SLAUGHTER. | Ruthenbers, borne witness to this claim. ‘ There are many weeks for winter suits. yet ;i vention, JUlceREevaent: labor party in America was absolutely dependent upon labor unions. F ers and farm laborers, for w txupport of the program : made, might be done without, he s but the lubor unions were indispens- able. ne of the pianks in the adopted tlorm said: T srkers’ party will carry nda to bring to the worlk- rderstanding of the neces- supplunting the existing movernment with a sovict ent. & rEes Soviet Government. from these sweeping reductions vou might think spring was at the door. Suits of the most popu lar styling and materials—perhaps the kind you have wanted all season, hut hesitated on account But, in spite of the day’s heavy selling. there’s such a large variety of the original thousand dresses left that you will surely not be disap- a ! L . 1 pointed in the assortment that re- of the price. Many kinds and styies included in these reductions. Some arc fur-trimmed suits that answer every requirement of a strictly midwinter suit and others are plainly tailored and will retain their vogue even after the ither turns swarm. Wool velour, suedine. maricen and tricotine. Plenty of sizes for misses and edium size women, besides a good assortment of models in extra sizes. on propa ers un un o mains. Dresses for evening, party and dance wear. afternoon dresses, he- sides many of the tailored and semi- tailored type for street. business and utility wear. The styles are unlimited, as they range from the demure coat frock. through the many variations of draped and pan- cled frocks, to the quaint bouffant [} ~the nes i o ‘capitalists = United States will ower in the Interest nd against the capi- A t will be the task of that govern- 1o take from the capitalists enership of the raw nery of prod workers are pendont for their life, lfberty and happiness and to estabilsh colicctive ownership.” - PUSH HUNT FOR TUG MISSING WITH EGHT —~econd Vioor. and circular models. Cav;ll;)n Crepe All-over Lace Poiret Twill Fancy CombS, $2n95 Crepe de Chine Soft Satins Tricotine et 7 p g 5 |jlaip"c‘|'ane‘a Crepe-back Satin Velveteen 1.hc hairdress is il,it;]l an important part of 'l_hc' Glace Taffeta Silk Duvetyn Combinations cvening costume. I'here are many beautiful n Spanish and fancy combs ar this price. in two- L tone effects or studded. Sizes 14 (for misses) to -4 (for wom —Firnt Floor ANSBURGH & BROTHER : Invest Your Christmas Checks in Furs at January Sale Prices Cornell, Gone Since Thursday, Left Clevcland for Erie Canal—Last- Minute Repairs Made. | B the Associated Prees CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 25. — A vigorous search for tha tug Cornell, which disappeared last Thursday, was jcontinued today notwithstanding that {the vessel with its crew of elght practically was given up as lost last {night. All the families of tha mem- {bera of the crew had given up hope. ,'Avl[ng on orders from Washington, 1. B. Shaver. superintendent of the i government flving field here, was pre- i i i | Perhaps you think your Christmas checks are not big cnough to buy the kind But, anticipating such a need. we have groupedl a number of offering. so that many small Christ of furs you want. « < 1 unusually fine fur coats in this special holiday o mas checks may be stretched to meet these splendid values. Beautiful Sealine Trimmed Sealine Coats, $85 Coats, $159 11 you think there is greater luxury in a two-fur coat. you will be delighted with this group of 40-inch sealine coats. collared and cuffed with natural skunk red to aid in the search today aver plunned to aszign at lea: rplane to flv over Lake Erle. tugs Tennessee and T. O. Lutz, which iput into workin S ioidaunie [he big square cape collar alone is enough to convince you that this coat was never intended to be in the $85 class. vide - sleeves, too, with deep = : E : Tt has wide Jenny sleeve ! or gray squirrel. The quality of the furs T O on 1t 1o 40 jnches i far beond what you would expect long and of a rich, lustrous sealine that this price, and ll(:ir la Cgl:if gf ltl)'toderag might easily be used for a really high priGnEgvolficot l1ar y do etter in priced coat. The long, tasseled silk cord ft-‘"‘" qqah;_\. and )eali“t,\ than in these girdle may be left off if one prefers the contrastingly trimmed coats. : loose lines. The lining is of beautifully Also some smart 40-inch sport coats o1 colored satin or brocaded crepe. \armot, with raccoon trimmings. { delivered to representatives of a Syra- 5 | - . jcuse firm, which planned to use it on ! ; U . v jte Erie canal. ox car s, o e K b .. 5 Douglas Mallory, fifteen-year-old son of W. W. Mallory, a farn was killed the search. The cause of the disappearance re- mains a mystery. No report of any idefect In the boat has been made { within_recent weeks, according to { Capt. Thomas W. Gould, United States tor of hulis. | "Repairs were made to the fire box last Wednesday, according to Capt. | Thomas Johnson, mechanfcal superin- itendent for the Great Lakes Towing Company, former owner of the tug. small leak developed, he said, but it_was properly repaired. Wiillam Nantell, one of the en- glneers of the tug, worked until late Wednesday night making repairs to get the boat in readiness to sail | Thursday, his wife declared. The tug left here Thursday after- {noon for Buffalo, where it was to be | BOY KILLED IN CHASE. I} the amount of your check is very small. an attractive neckpiece is still within vour means. These are extra large scaris of the popular fox fur, in brown or black “mw‘; 1;0:: g::: msf“ Hunt that harmonizes so well with every sort of costume. The scarfs are trimmed with ans ea es ump. = 3 R a “qe. T ¥ Si = n10de]:_ ASHLAND, Va, December 26 head, paws and large brush—just like the more expensive s —Second Floor. near here yesterday, n he was thrown from a horse. His head struck criEdt | January Clearance of Women'’s Low Shoes engaged Iin a fox chase. His horse stumbled, throwing the rider from the saddle and against the stump. Death (J Ruing of anclent OSES bloom at Christmas ts‘me in the was instantaneo Indien desllings balmy climate of this glorious State. : SIRETET aivand Do o wecont gou.Gient o, | WAR PRISONERS FREED. || ‘ e o R El:-n the Ap-c: m: limt;:‘lg, ge?g;.“:a?:ny?;";g France Lets Last Held for Common- \ & \ Shoes—and Heel Slyles ‘ TelHighweee Jovers of the open spaces. Here are the famous | Law Offenses Go. - B S ‘ sl Srerescing prehis- Apache Trail Highway winding in and out of | PARIS, Decomber 26—France has » \ e : e RSN All Widths AAAtwo D Pair, $4.85 goric remains on s multi-colored walls of stone, the great Roose- . They dergols ish- 2 et o, and anciont homes of the (ETdwel. | ent for offontes AEainst the common shoes—specially Jess. Come and visit thiswondecfil and'De- | e nmittediduting thelr fetontier 5 : purchased— lightful resortsandgood hotelsaboundthrough- - out the state. Or if you prefer true Western life, stay at one of the numerous comfortable - ranches in the heart of the Arizoha “cow coun- try,” with plenty of riding, hunting and camp- ing. Be sure to include this on your trip via just unpacked. It is a clearance in more than one sense. Besides hundreds of shoes from our own stocks of pumps and oxfords that have been selling at much higher figures, several manufacturers have made afl'.angcx.fle_ms by which we are clearing their surplus stocks for them at prices ridicu- lously below their true value. Therefore, most of the shoes in this salc are new, received just for this sale, and represent the most popular winter styles that our best makers have offered. When you notice the fine quality leathers, the splendid workmanship and tlie smart styling of the shoes, you will re gard the sale price as nothing short of sensational. 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