Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1923, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WA“HINGTO D 000000000000 000000000000000000000600000000000000000230020300332323222222222 000000‘00006‘00‘600 + > . Plitt’s February URING Febru- ary there will be re-pricings of the unusu- ally complete and va- ried array of Plitt fur- niture, draperies, tap- estries, upholstery, or- naments in metal and pottery, paints and ev- ery detail of interior decoration at its best. February 1s also the time to arrange for out- side painting by ELECTRICAL Repairing a Specialty by Experts A Full Line of 32-Volt Bulbs for Delco Plants We Deliver Mazda Lamps || to any part of the city Phone M. 7129 Silverberg Elec. Co.. 1009 E N.W. Est. 1900 Snifles and snuffles—on outside of | nostrils apply g ~—inhale steam. Keep a tube handy Thos. Leeming & Co.. 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, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt- Iy applied, will ueually give instant re- lief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin, and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseaces. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid, and is soothing to the most delicate skin. Get it today and save all further distress. St e e Pennsylvania Ave. at Eighth Street Southeast - Joseph Goldenber Cash FURNITURE House Pay Cash and Save the Difference QOur Definition of “A BARGAIN’: Squeezing the Inflation Out There are furniture stores in Washington who do not like our way of doing business—Naturally. an increasingly Iarge number of thnftv urniture buyers who do like it—and “there’s a reason” for that, too. IT ALL COMES OF OUR DETERMINATION TO SQUEEZE THE INFLATION OUT OF FU If you belong to that fast-decreasing class who buy furni- ture on the s ngth of beauti Sale “bargain” g show you—NOW— uine bargain is. Put us to the LR iy LR : * claims, of course saving 5 to )% of your money—BUT. If you are keeping step with the better way, we want to These examples will bear out our idea of what a real, gen- No. 4 Bedroom Suites; 4 pieces; Walnut or No. 215 Dining Room Suites; 10 pieces; American .- No.-834 Overstuffed Living Room Suites; 3 beauti- KIDN APH] |R|SH |EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS ~ |NEW “GUN-TOTING” BILL ‘ I IN VONSIATSKY CASE| ROVIDES LISTING SALES!: SENATORIS FREE| iSemi-Official Statement Fails to Say Whether Bagwell Escaped or Was Released. i ki 1l By the Associated Press, DUBLIN, February 1.—Senator John Bagwell, general manager of the Great Northern Rallwayv. who was | kidnaped Tuseday night, is again a free man, it was semi-officially lannounced this afternoon. Whether he was released or escaped is not known, the senate officials being simply told he was frec Up to carly this worning nothing had been heard from the since he was forcibly taken wife's side in Sutton, County Dublil Tuesday night. It was not .‘umxusvdl intended to do rather | age to be! one or more of their| he govern jaction in cas not released jamong bis triends. 1if one of the republican prisoners was executed the captors might hav {retaliated by killing Hé was Inv grave to enter the senate the representative of the southern unionists, and i= said to be extremely r with alk classes.of Irish GIVES OUT PROCLAMATION. Mulcahy Lists Punishments Under Recent Army Orders. ssociated Press. February 1 ulcahy issued another {lamation today In which the punish- ments aro set forth for violations under the recent army order designed | to prevent attacks against the army | and the Free State. The proclamation gives a last op- portunity to those pc g docu- {ments, uniforms and versive operations to rrender ll\Llnu to the military authorities i '$1,500,000 PAYMENT TOU.S.GETS C?URT 0.K.| Lincoln Motor Company necei\'crsj; to Settle Claim on War Contract Recently Compromised. Minister of ]m the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich., order directing the Detroit Company, receivers for the rupt Lincoln Motor Car Company, to pay to the War Department $1,500. O(Ihl in full payment of the claim against | the company for War contracts w signed late vesterday by Judge Ar- thur J. Tuttle, in United States dis- | trict_court. { A representative of the trust Com-i February pany announced that a check for the amount will be drawn tomorrow and | sent to the War Department. Earlier in the day Judge Tuttle had indicated he would withhold approval of the order until next week, —_— OPPOSE ENVOY TO POPE. Japanese Priests Fight Move to Recognize Pontiff as Sovereign. sociated Press. January 10.—Buddhlst priests, supported by some of the leading news- papers, have started a campaign against he government plan to send a diplomatic representative to the Vatican. More than 3,000 priests have organized an| association to carry on the campaign. | They contend, to recognize the Pope as | i the sovereign' of a state, is prejudicial | to the religious system of Japan, and, besides, might draw Japan into em- barrassing and difficult international | quéstions. 1 1 RAPALLO PACT RATIFIED. | Germany and Russia Put Oflciu! Stamp on Treaty. | i By the Associated Press. February 1.—Ratifica- | llo_ treaty between ! Germany and soviet Russia were ex- changed yesterday at the fnr?‘lnl office by Minister of Foreign Affairs | Rosenbarg and the soviet ambassador, I M. Krestinsky. i & rg ROOVO0N e i of Furniture Prices g St But there is RNITURE PRICES. ful pictures and wild l‘ebruan ou will not be' interested in test— $265 " $225 Returns to Home With w.llthy Wife No. 2, With No. 1 on Trail. l- the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA, Pa. February 1. —The return to their home today at Ridley Park of Anastase Von- slatsky and his wealthy wife, the former Mrs. Marion B. Ream Stephens, gave rise to reports today that de- velopments are expected soon in connection with the claim of Mile. Liouboff Mouromsky, now in New York, that &he i5 the first wife of Vonsiatsky. The Vonsiatskys decline to see any visitors at their Ridiey Park home. A report was published here tod that M. Fernand Freaud. French attor, ney who accompanied Mlle. Mourom- sky to this country from Paris, had an interview with Vonsiatsky in New York. ' BULGARIAN FIRED ON. M. Bakaloff, Minister of Instruc- | tion, Escapes Injury. By the Associated Press. SOFIA, Bulgaria, Febru nidentified person yesterdar shots from a revo minister of , pubiic ‘natruction: not injured. See Us Befcre Buying Dicmonds .| permits to carry Tevol Zihlman . Offers Measure That ‘Would Give Illegal Possessors Up to 5 Years. Representative Fred N. Zihlman of Maryland has introduced in the House a drastic “gun-toting” bill similar to that fathered in the Senate by Sena- tor Capper of Kansi The need for this legislation out by The Star for many year: legislation has repeatediy Leen to cure the evil, with the District Commissioners supporting the effort. The Zihiman bill provides for reg- istering all dealers in ‘makes it a crime, puni: less than one year in pri revolver in violation of the provis- fons. Dealers would be required to keep a record of all sales and furnish a copy promptly to the police. Conviction for illegal possession of a_pistol_or revolver under the terms of the bill would be punishable by imprisonment for not more than five years. Second and third offenses would be punishable by double and triple the terms of imprisonment, re- spectively, while a fourth offense 1d be punishable by life imprison- in the discretion of the court. person giving false informa- tion in a effort to obtain & license to carry a revolver would be subject to imprisonment o ¢ less than two or more than five years. All existing vers would be upon the automatically ‘revoked Cash Prices Will Buy Here Real Diamond 34-carat Fine Blue - White Modcrn Cut Nullln-‘:;r 5150 '$275 Searf Pin, $110 I(e Perfect Soli- inum with 6-carat Perfect Fine and Modern Cut_Solitaire Diamond Ring, wset fin 18-carat white ®old man's mount- $ l 350 18-carat mounting—a argal Diamond 10 large diamonds, Blatimes metting— cont originail, 2550 ¥ taire Diamo: —sgorgeous pl mounting. Cluster’ ing: party must sacrifice atinum Diamond Watch nr- elet, 24 fine $125 quality D1a monds. Regular price, 8178 $630 All-Platinum Diamond Bar| Pin, bunfllul de- L aled $450 Al I'lnllnum L r‘nelte wet I 1) Solitatre $225 £300 Blue- W nm Diamond Ring. & platinum with KAHN OPTlCAL CO. o2 |617 h St | Between F and G tl 'WHH m Used Upright Pianosa Hallet & Davis . .. $55 J. &C. Fischer. . Singer .$175 Mozart ........$185 Steinway Grand. .$340 Our New Piano Special A fine new upright piano of modern style and ‘con- struction. A plano of such splendid merit that will satisfy the. most careful buyer. Not a piano built to meet a price, but a high- grade plano reduced in price to meet your needs and fully guaranteed by the manufacturer and by us. 295 A Small Cash Payment Delivers Any Piano—Balance on Easy Terms Homer L. 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