Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1923, Page 9

1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of Individuality January Sales or Handsome Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats, Beau- tiful Fur Coats, Evening Wraps and Gouns, THE EVENING MUCH WATERED WINE DISCOVERED IN FRANCE Government Prosecutes for Fraud and Alsc Protects Good Name H of Chempagnes. By the Associated Press, . PARIS, January 1—Preventing wholesale and retail wine dealers from watering their wine is one of the new problems of the internal revenue depaftment of the French government. Every drop of water introduced into wine means just so much less revenue to the government. Also it is argued by the department of | agriculture that the consumer of wine | has a right to a pure product, if he wants it and should be protected | Furthermore, the consumer is apt to put some water in the wine after he gets it home, if only for economy’s sake, and it is evident that if he Is sold 'diluted wine in the first place, |the government will be defrauded just so much more. | " Before the war, when wine was heap in France, dilution was STAR, WASHINGTON, Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) | the Maryland University, making an unbroken record of success on the varsity base ball and basket ball teams, and he is now taking a post- graduate course at George Washing- ton University. The bride is a gradu- fte of Harlham College, Richmond, After a visit with relatives in New York they are at home at 1349 Ran- dolph street. Mrs. Charles ;. Warden will be at h{)mu on Thursdays, January 4 and Mrs. Emilie Miller, who has been spending the holidays with her_ par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Web- ster, at their country home at Arc- turus, Va., has returned to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Webster are closing their country home this week and will be in Washington during the remainder of the winter. Miss Loutse Lillian Martin and Mr. Samuel William _Phillips were married at 4 o'clock Saturday after- noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norton M. Little. The house was IRVIN COBB AGAIN SITS AT OLD DESK AND EDITS PAPER By the Assoclated Press. PADUCAH, Ky. January 1.— Irvin S. Cobb acted as managing editor Friday night of the News- Democrat, the paper he left in 1904 to go to the New Yorl Sun. From his old desk, w fixture in the News-Democrat office, he su- perintended preparation of copy. Contributing to the task of get ting out the edition was E. A Jonas, associate editor the Louisville Herald, who wrote u signed editorial; Matt J. Carne. former Paducahan, now pre of the Unfon Carbide Com with offices fn New York city, a Dr. John Langdon Weber, a men ber “of the Natlonal out Council, Mr. Carney acted as dramatic critle, and Dr. Weber contributed an article on Mr. Cobb as a citizen. Many Paducahans visited the of- fice to see Editor Cobb in action. WOOL FLOODS MARKET. MONDAY, JA 1316 G Street ’ Gity Club Bldg. SHOP TOMORROW Greater Reductious For Quicker Selling Day Dresses, Two and Three Piece Suits, Blouses, Sweaters, Novelties beautifully decorated with holly and | 3,000,000 gvergreen. The bride, who was given $,0004 e n marriage by Mr. Little, wore a Ser; i T &:r \\'h‘i canton crepe, grace- H‘x—;llsge: B ISux'-rplus. ully draped, and carried a shower| LEEDS, January 1.—The textilc | heavily, and 0 convictions for Her astendant was |trade s considerably distarbes: by | fraud wers obtained. /ivia who as flower | the announcement that 3,000,000 yards | At G1" l R d d . | "In oder to protect the good name | pink organdy and carried |©f woollen tweeds znd eatly Reduce rices of Ponth tlmnaeant, Thovo WVo 1S maket ot oy Tondy au cient o mauke 900,000 | been many arrests recently for mis- ! Before the coremony and about 7,000,000 yards of cotton | sparkling wines as | Fakler sang “At Dawni trimmings linnings and linen canvas | hampagnes Any real champagne is | cs He w have been thrown on the market. | always labeled with that word on|Rush P. M These mater form part of the b it is explained, and the |the wedding march y |Surplus that passed through the dis- himself when | was performed by the Re Posdls boaml. An Ita fcate | | he orders champagne by looking for | A. Morgan Mount 8 e afisr somotl Which | | the word “champagne” both on the | Congregational Chureh. was sccepted, but_ the act was | : A Super Group of For Real Value in | bactie %nd on the cork. If this word | After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. |MOL completed and the goods have is not there, then he is drinking a |Phillips left for a wedding trip, the | "OW been forfeited. ) substitute, Lflll(‘r \lll'enrinl»;' fll three-piece suit of ——ee H rown duvet du laine, with a beaver . cottar and @ brown satin nat. tney | AUTO FUMES KILL PAIR. I be'at flome after February 1 in s e FOR A I ienna, Ga. " = Dry Agent and Widow Found in [ ] Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Dalton have Garage With Motor Running. TRENTON, N. J., January 1.—Wal- : ter A. Neel i S aa S 3 . i Andorson_ot | Bibltion enforcement” Ggere -t S —both for evening and aiter nding the week | Annabelle Gleason, died in s hos- ] eld Bt tound in noon wear, vou must see these dainty Danec Frocks and smart Day Dresses that were $40 and $50. Every other winter dress has a new price ! that means quick action. But during the past year, | out of 10, samples of wine taken | from sus ed dealers, 4,326 samples | were found to e been watered Tweeds and returned to Washington after spend- I‘nl.'k(hc Christmas holidays in New You will find the original prices from $60 to $70. Collars of Beaver, Squirrel, Wolf and Caracul. The higher priced wraps have been slashed in the same proportion — for immediate clearance. Miss Mary All Winter Millinery Half Price and Ie: | Lebanon, Tenn, i end at George V Mr. and Mrs. H. E. N h ardman Park Hotel after spe 1d_police beiieve | R._G. Du Bois, E: = . r have taken room the Grafton. HEMSTITCHIN BUTTONS COVERED Mrs. M. E. Holley Col. 9378, 2561 15tk st. now. There Couldn’t Be More Attractive Values Than Are Offered in Our o Al i enen and her Gene: Twice-Yearly Sale and will have wit 1 We go the limit in the depth of the reductions made—and include such a wealth of variety—that both satisfaction and saving are sure. | the latte Mrs. Hano BERLIN PAPER PASSIVE | ON BURSUM LOAN BILL | Believes Reparations Muddle | ' Should Be Cleared Before 9 Incurring New Debts. i By the Assoclated Press. | "BERLIN, January 1—vone can- Newark {not take on new debts without know- | ¢ Brooklyn FOUNDED 1894 jing definitely what his old obliga- | New Haven , 2 Known for Remarkable Value Giving {tions are is the comment of the | 1109 F St. N.W. Near Eleventh St. Bridgeport Indianapolis Washington Street and Afternoon Dresses All reduced—but specially attractive are the four groups we feature here— 5$19.50 »2$20.50 Tailored Suits Plain and Fur Trim- med, in the long straightline models— ITE 5, 1293 Up to 3392 493t Allegemeine Zeitung on the bill intro- duced in the United States Senate yes- |terday providing for an American | it to Germany of $1,000,000.000. i (The bill introduced by nator Bur-K sum, New Mexlico, would extend credit 2 {10 Germany up to $1,000,000,000, to be | Up to 50 {us hasing foodstuffs in lhui . Sta $69.50 'he ne thinks the profect | k. saying the| |reparations question must be settled ; £0$4.9.50 Winter Coats Both Plain and Fur trimmed — smart and v declares, guarantees for | ‘ proposed credit should be as-; !sumed by the nation, not by a single i Se———eea= | {TWO KILLED, TWO HURT WHEN CAR HITS AUTO i i }Riéhmond, Ind., Children Die In-| i =z (Clearance Sale RICHMOND, Ind, January 1.—Two {persons were killed and two others| iseriously injured yesterday when an| {automobile in which they wers riding | jwas struck by an interurban car at conservative styles— { New Westerville, Ohio, five miles east i of here, | Up to 334 .50 $52.50 . o | " Miss " Helen_Fulle, nineteen years, | Up to s 50 fand Herbert Fulle, sixteen, = {of Mr. and Mrs. Chris KFulle $79.50 .. e ity, wero fnstantly kett, seventeen, and Miss B Up to $7 4 .50 $98.50 .. = The party was | mond from Dayton, Ohio, when the { Fall, eighteen, of - Richmond, | i i Up to $9 .50 | accldentoccurred. { { { | Now in Progress Radically Reduced Prices on Winter’'s Smartest Fashions in $65.00 Up to $75.00 were seriously injured. Little hope | 1s held for Wickett's recove, returning | e SEE THE OLD YEAR OUT | WITH FESTIVE PROGRAM American College Women in Greece Inaugurate New Clubhouse, 18 Institutions Represented, Clearance of Fine Hosiery Such makes as Onyx, Kayser, Van Raalte, Etc.—in lace, clocked, clarette, chiffon, drop-stitched, etc. Regular club has twenty resident members, | —and some in extra sizes. $ 65 3 [ all of whom are engaged in_orphan- | cessecss age or refugee work for the Near East | H iRelief. They represent two states and Y v Skirts Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs ATHENS, January 1.—American col- lege women in Greece saw the old| year out at a dinner inaugurating their new clubhouse in the Ruo Philhellenes near the Acropolis. The Regularly up to $3.95. . The club is housed in a fine resi- | denco lent by Gen. Sutzos, a Greek philanthropist, who is greatly inter- | ested In the work of the American college women among the Anatolian orphans. The club's executive com- {mittee includes Mary Havden of ‘Washington, Vassar; Glee Hastings, | Spencer, Iowa, Wellesley: Margaret | Robinson, Grand Rapids, Mich., Mount | Holyoke: Carlotta Wells, Alradena, Calif., Bryn Mawr, and Nettie Austin, ll{znm City, University of Missourl TO UNDERGO TREATMENT. Umbrellas Suitable for rain or shine; splendid cover- ings and newest han- dles, In one lot are in- 1c]luclo:bd Umbrellas that avebeen sellingup 3 .95 to $9.50, L Underwear Envelope Chemise, in Satin, Radium and ?Iovc silk ; tailored and ace trimmed, Values up $A4.95 to $7.50.... Satind Blouses—lace trimmed. Values up $2;?§ to $5.75..,. e Camisoles—Satin and Crepe de Chine; plain In the other lot are and lace 1 Umbrellas that have trimmed, b 9 5 ll>.een sel- $ 95 jues N o and Millinery Reductions Ranging From Forces of Chen Chiung Ming Are ’ . Driven From Wuchow, Kwangsi. By the Associated Prees. CANTON, January 1.—Forces under Gen, Chen Chiung Ming, the com- mander credited with driving from power Sun Yat Sen, former president of the southern republic_here, have retired from Wuchow, Kwangsl, on the border of Kwangtung province, in_which Canton is situated. 2 Troops favorable to the Sun Yat —_—- Sen party, coming from Yunnan and -wangsi provincs, now eoccupy. the wn. Mexican Interior Secretary Leaves for Rochester, Minn. CO CITY, January 1.—Gen, P, Bllas Calles, secretary of the interlor, will leave about the middle of %.n- uary for Rochester, Minn., to undergo hospital treatment. He wiil be joined there by his wife, who has been a pa- tient in a Los Angeles hospital for several weeks. o secretary has been il for many months with a baffiing disease, which has not yielded to the treatment pre- scribed by American physicians last summer. Blouses Small lot of Voile and Dimity Waists, trimmmed with Irish Point or Filet laces. 1 nt or Iile Ce! $3.95 Values up to $7.50. . A Visit Here Tomorrow Will Certainly Convince You That Never Was There a More Opportune Time to Buy IR