Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1923, Page 23

HEAL SKIN DISEASES Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating, Antiseptic Liquid. | It is unnecessary for you to suffer with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm, Rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo,| MARTIN WOLI obtained at any drug store for 33c, oF, anywhere in Washington, and shows itself pre Prices < THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, -D.- O, "THURSDAY, - JANUARY 11, /1923. The Personal INTEREST in remodeling your furs is unequaled CLUBWOMEN IN 19 . COUNTRIES AGTIVE nily in the garment made by me. reasonable, ¢ F 80-32 Fila, ? Ave. N.;W. $1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt- Iy applied, will usually give instant re- lief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin, and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases, Zemo is a wonderful, penetratin, disappearing liquid, and is soothing to the most delicate skin. Get_it today and save all further distress. - Mrs. l‘gorace Mann Towner{ Reports on Affiliations at Federation Session. DrKINGS PILLS ~for The General Federation of Women's | Clubs, in sessiot here, has affillations in elghteen countries outside ‘the|’ EXECUTION BY GAS CONSTITUTIONAL, COURT DECIDES By the Associated Press. CARSON CITY, Nev., Janyary 11— The state supreme court in a decision has upheld constitutionality of & law providing for the use of leti gas in the execution of pergo sentenced to death. Three men are under sentence t& die by lethal . gas. The state -has made no plans yet for bullding the gas chamber. | BOARD OF TRADE DINNER PLANS ARE UNDER WAY Annual Midwinter Event Will Take Place February 3—=8ix Hundred Guests Expected. P 1 midwinter dinner of the Wash- n _Boal of - Trade, the New Willard Hotel, February 3, There ig already an Increasing de- {mand for the 600 tickets, the limit for the dinner, and those who have not made reservations are being urged to | get In thelr requests immediately. There will be many members of Congress and government officials at the dinner as guests of the local board, and the committee has found it necessary to place a limit on the number of tickets to be sold. The dinner committee 18 composed ol Fred J. White, chairman; Joseph A. Burkhart, Arthur Carr. John R. Casper, L. Lee Combs, Wiillam Cla- baugh, Richard L. Conner, George are being perfected for the Muler, E, J. Murphy and George Plitt. Each member of the committee is a to be held | subcommittee of one to handle some special detall of the arrangements. The subcommittees Include dinner, music, tickets, seating, printing, pub- licity, talent, electrical decorations and fioral decorations. CHARGE THEFT iN MURDER SEATTLE, Wash, January 11— Charges that Edward von Tobel, torney for Ferdinand Hochbrunr, went_with Clara Elizabeth Skaria to |the home of Hochbrunn after the latter had been slein in October, 1921, slit the pockets of the dead man, ob- tained gold from the pockets and a trunk and gave part of it to the girl, was made by John F. Dore of defense counsel in the opening statement to i 23 the jury at the trial of Miss Skarin on a murder charge here. Miss Skarin, who admitted slaying Hochbrunn, killed the aged and wealthy reai estate dealer “in defense | of_her honor,” Dore said. | Von Tobel Is a ploneer lawyer of |the city. Von Tobel planned the maii- |ing of forged letters by Miss Skarin, |and advised her after the flight from | Seattle in November, six weeks after the shooting, Dore charged. Von Tobel was not present in the courtroom when the charge was made. Those smart Blue Pa'ékards are the New Single-Six United States, according to Mrs. Hor- ace Mann Towner, chairman of the department on international rela- tions, in a report to the board of directors late yesterday. Her depart- i ment during the coming year will ! emphasize the development of friend- : ship between all of these clubs and those in the United States. “Development of more detailed ac- quaintance between the women in these foreign clubs and in the United States through the federation should be a great factor toward establishing world peace,” said Mrs. Towner, “and this is one of the principles behind the work that our department is car- rying on.” Other Reports Heard. program also included rs. Edward F. White on legislati s. Percy V. Penny- backer of the department on Ameri- canization and citizenship; Mrs. John D. Sherman of the department of ap- plied education; Mrs. Rose V. S. Berry, for fine arts; Mrs. Lessie Stringfellow Read on press and publicity, and Mrs. Elmer Blair on welfare work Last night nearly 300 women at- tended the dinner given by the Dis- trict federation in honor of the dele- gates to the convention. Mrs. Milton Danziger, president of the District federation, presided and introduced the speakers, who included: Mrs, T. ¢. Winter, national president of the \'Ic"dl’n—.«p i Next Doer to R. Hurris & Co. Extraordinary Values in New Spring Dresses Very smart models; and also others of more conservative design. But brand new in their effectiveness and exceptional in the intrinsic values. 51395 —is the special price. —worth up to $20.00 Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Mig- nonettes, Poiret Twills — hand- somely braided and embroidered. Fully Equipped Opefi $2750 delivered Closed $3570 delivered Ten body styles PACKARD 1517 Connecticut Avenue North ¥ 600 0 m-t'um COLUMBIA DANCE HITS BLUE (=) * WHO CARES (Fox Trot) 75¢ You can always get the 1 Columbia Records at “GROV: HARRY C. - GROVE, Inc. ‘s Industrial Confe the morning, were received by - dent Harding at noon and are spend- ing the afternoon visiting the various government departments. Reception to Delegates. Tonight the official reception in| | honor of the federation delegates will | be held at the clubhouse, 1734 N street | northwest. Cabinet officers, justices of the Supreme Court, members o the diplomatic corps and many prom inent women of the city will be pres e Members of the General Federa tion who will be in the receiving 1i GAL) SEATIY WA AT OGE Girls! Try This! Hair Instantly Appears Abundant, Soft, | eapolls, - prosident; Lustrous and Colorful—A Gleamy Mass! 3 1210 G St. PHONE MAIN MBI o R Y e Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Is gaining new friends as its ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE progresses. It is but natural that new patrons should be attracted to the store, with such Values in Quality Furni- ture being offered. You're missing something if you do not participate in this Value-giving event. ~Th Store Hours: p |apd Mrs. Percy V. tin, Tex., 35 Cent “Danderine” Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! A “Danderine Beauty Treatment”|the scalp, stopping itching and falling will immediately double the attractive- 1 hair. ness of your hair. Just moisten a clmh‘ Danderine is the best, cheapest and with Danderine and draw it carefully | most delightiul hair corrective and through your hair, taking e small | tonic. It is to the hair w strand at a time; this will cleanse the | showers of rain are to vegetation. hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil | goes right to the roots, vitalizes and | Color: —in a few minutes you will be amazed. | strengthens them. Its Your hair_will be wavy, flu 1| properties help the hair to grow long, possess an incomparable soitness, luster | heavy, strong. T and really appear twice as thick and | You can surely have beautiful hair, | Mis: abundant—a mass of luxuriant, glinty, |and lots of it, if you will spend 35 oot colorful hair. | cents for a bottle of Danderine at any | }T= EQWArd Bevens. Arkabsas: Miss| Besides beautifying the hair Dander- | drug store or toilet counter. It is not | zrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams, Wash- ine eradicates . dandruff; invigorates | greasy. oily or sticky. ington, D. C. = Pay Weekly orMonthly and Mrs. John D. Sherman, 1 Assisting in dining room— stimulating | Mrs. Joseph Brevard Jones, Alabam Mrs. Burritt Hamilt, Mrs. Gate-Leg Table Solid Mahogany Top is 36x48 inches; a very good looking table, with drawer. A value at this price. % 72 Z Continuing the Year's Biggest "SHOE-SALE Hundreds of pairs Women's Up-to-clate Shoes from our regular $5.95 to $8.50 Stocks, marked down to 2 Bed finished in white enamel or ivory; three- foot size. A very good’ port, Comfort Rocker and Armchair; Marshall Englander Bed and Spring spring tonstruction throughout; upholstered in TIITITITTaTaee RRERSE] l.. Massive Overstuffed Living Room Suite Baker's Cut Velour; with backs eovered in same ) A beautiful suite, consisting of large Daven- material. A wonderful value .. I \ : . N \ N \ N \ \ N \ . \ N\ . § \ | \ \ \ N \ § N\ . N \ American Waut Bedroom Suite $269.75 Spinet Desk’ Mahogany 722 Just as pictured, and exceptionally handsome in design. Well made throughout, with superior cabinet work ; consisting of Full Vanity, Bow-en Bed, Dresser and Chifforette -RUGS The famous standard makes are featured in our display at Clearance Prices, including Trewans, Royal Ka Shan, Royal Turkish, Wiltons, Axmin- sters, etc. Many designs and all sizes, offering practically an unlimited choice at low prices. For instance: Tapestry Rugs Axminster Rugs chaes e 02045 9x12 .. .. Wilton Rugs—9x12 $69.75 to $169.75 Englander Bed Couch With spring and mattress and easy-running casters. HEN Hahn's make up their mind certain styles have got to go—THEY GO! We don’t stop at any sacrifice. And so, ia this big $3.45 Sale— women are offered the geeatest Shoe-Buying op- . portunity of the year. =~ * Boots Oxfords Colonials - Strap-effects All are this season’s fashionable styles—in all leathers. Sizes, of course, are incomplete in many of them. But nearly every foot can be fitted in the sale. 1 N\ 7 Congoleum Gold Seal Art Rugs OxI2.......... $1620 7.6x9. ~ Gas Range Three Burner 192 Again tomorrow at all our stores except “City Club Shop” 7 All Sales Are Final None can be exchanged. No C. O. D. or phone orders. % \ Mahogany Finish 7 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9¢h St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. 722