Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 19

The Conard Apartments 13th and Eye Sts. NW. One large room, kitchenette, bath and dressing closet. Centrally Located Downtown $50.00 and $55.00 Office in Building ‘THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, | BEDTIME STORIES—35ox.r stow ve. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ! SAYS HE'S CALLED AND HE'S CALLED AND THE CAT WONT COME IN AND HANG IT, IT'S TIME TO 60 AFTER HALP AN HOUR OF INDECH SION RND FREQUENT EACURSIONS TO BACKKDOOR , FAMILY STARTS FOR REST OF FAMI TAMILY WHEEDSS AND TROTS DOWN A&AIN AND DECIDES IT LY TROOPS OUT T0 TRY THEIR VOICES ON CAT, WHILE FATHER MAINTAINS RUNNING COMMENT THAT IT'S ¥ FAMILY COUNCIL GATHERS TO DE- CDE WHETHER TS BETIER TO WAIT UR OR 60 T0 BED AND RISK HAVING TO GET UP1ATER NO USE " ANNOUNCES TIRMLY THAT THE CAT CAN STAY.OUT FOR MUST HAVE BEEN THE SQUEAKY ALL OF HIM 1923. HOLD-UP PAIR GET PRISON SENTENCES Colored Bandits Given Three Years and Half Each for Robbing Taxi Driver. Isalah Humphreys and Harrison Conway, both colored, were sentenced today by Justice Hoehling in Crim- inal Division 2 to serve three years and six months each in the peniten- tlary for robbery. They were con- victed of holding up Jesse B. Martin, a taxl driver, October 15 last. Be- cause of the conflict in the evidence | Justice Hoehling said he would make | the sentence lighter than the ordl- | nary punishment for highway rob- | bery i Walter Plater, colored; was per- mitted by Justice Hoehling to with- | draw a plea of guilty to a charge | of stealing an automobile and as allowed to plead not guilty. The court declared that he had learned | that thé charge had been taken into conslderation by a judge in Balti- more when sentencing Plater to a term of Imprisonment from which he was just released. To Answer New Count. The lenlency of the court did not result in the release of the prisoner, | however, as an agent of Pennsyl- That’s What We Mean! for the Buster Brown Shoe —will stand the “gaff” of all sturdy youths in play and assure them comfort as well. Buster Brown Shoes —is the answer for any parent. They are made of good solid leather, with Goodyear welt soles, rubber heels, and fit the feet snugly. Priced moderately. Sizes—Little Gents', 8% to 12; Youths', 12} to 2; Boys’, 2% to 6. Come in ED, HALTING MIDWAY WITH CHORUS 3‘ eyl SHUTTER IN THE KITGHEN was waiting for him to answer | charge of crime in thac state. stice Bailey in Criminal Division 1 ‘today sent Howard L. Christman | to jail for one year. He was con- | victed of forging the name of his stepmother to & note for § tomorrow and have the little one’s feet fitted properly. $350 $4 $4.50 $5 $5.50 BERBERICH’S Established 1868 813 Pa. Ave. 1116-1122 7th Si. Washington's Largest and Most Progressive Shoe House as the | sentence imposed on Percy Kyles, | colored, who snatched a po ok | AUNTJEM‘MA PAN“KES! from Marie Hill September P Moore, Watch your children sail into them. Such tender, light pancakes—they’re wholesome and putritious. And you can make themina minutewith Aunt JemimaPancakeFlour;it’s Aunt Jemima’s famous recipe ready-mixed. D BED IS HALTED AT INCONVENIENT MOMENTS BY ONE_OR THE OTHER'S EACLAIMING THERE ! DIDNT | HEAR 'WIM THEN?" @ McClure Newspaper Syndicate MARES ONE LAST TRIP TR BACK DOOR. AFTER SPENDING AN HOUR CR SO IN STARTING UP AT-EVERY ODD SOUND, THE HOUSEHOLD FINALLY SIN INTO ALMOST AS SOUND A SLEEP AS THE CAT 15 ENJOYING UNDER THE KITCHEN STOVE MRS. F. G. LUSBY EXPIRES, | the District government, died at noon |to recovery, but suffered n relapse. Sl * | yesterday at her home in the Atlantic| She was born in Montgomery gounty, s upartment, 1305 10th street northwest. | Md., but sh spent much of her life in Mrs. Lusby had been in ill health ashington. Funeral services will be Mre, Fannie Gray Lusby, wife of Maj. | geveral months, She underwent an held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at James R. Lusby, disbursing officer for | eration and, apparently was on the road | Wright's chapel. lEEEEEEEEEEEEEIEEEEEEEEI The House “I'se in town, HoneyP” Philipsborn 608 to 614 {ELEVENTH ST. Philipshorn ELEVENTH ST. A Sensational Sale for Saturday Of All Perfect-Pure Silk Chiffon Hose —Strictly Full Fashioned 5155 The thought of what this price really means will bring you hurrying here to supply your Christmas gift list—for Hosiery—such Ho- siery—is one of the most acceptable of all presents. Largest Ladies’ Ex- clusive Apparel Shop in Washington. of Courtesy Two Big After-Tl‘lanl(sg‘iving Events Justly Claim Your Attention Tomorrow . Sizes 8 to 10 An Exceptional Collection of Superb. FI‘OCl(S Representative of the most effective fashions of the season as All the season’s wanted colors are included—and every thread is perfect —finished with the fine mercerized lisle garter tops and double heels and toes—giving durability at the points of designed and produced by America's foremost garmenteers. ) strain. 511517524 These prices chronicle most sensational selling—street, sports, afternoon There's everything to be gained by coming early after these remarkable Street Floor A Convincing Sale of % : 0 V omen’s Sl’lOCS —which gives to Philips- born’s Shoe Department the credit of the season’s most remarkable event. and formal occasion wear—in charming silks and the smart wool weaves. Second Floor \ A Presentation of | SmartHigh-Grade C Oats - Contributions from our own stock — and fortunate purchases Shoes taken from our own regular stock—others bought advantageously from makers whose production we prefer. choice of 85 the collection at ) and formal. A RN i1ttt ) e Shoes for every occa- sion, informal Take your from makers distinguished for their originality and excellence. $39 369 397 New models—most wonderful selections. Dressy Coats in the high-pile ‘weaves—Sports Coats, in the smart fabrics and some plain—most, however, are trimmed with the finest furs—and all are consistently lined with quality silk. i ; Black Satin Patent Kid Brown Suede With heels of every favored type Black Suede Other Suedes Combinations You may be assured thése styles represent the very latest and truest fashions — and are typical of the character of the Footwear which we feature. Get acquainted with our new Shoe Department through this sale. 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