Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 20

20 XMAS CARD AND ENGRAVING PEARLMAN’S LADY ASTOR SHOWS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. [IN oUR TOWN] He had a trig figure for khaki and square chin that would follow wherever a flag led the way. These qualities having no par valué between vars doubtless ac- MUSSOLINI HITS POGROMS Fascism Has No Place for Anti- Semitism, Says Premier. ROME, November 30.—In a talk with the chief rabbi of Rome, who complained that anti-Semitic parties ESKIMOS LIKE JAZZ. Brass Band Organized Inside Arc- tic Circle. By the Associated Press. ANCHORAGE, Alaska., November 30. —A missionary has organized among the SHE'S HARD HITTER f Tackles Rough Hecklers. Unafraid in Race for Par- liament Seat. 933 G ST. NW . abroad were pretending to model their activities on fascist principles, Premler Mussolini denied emphati- cally that the Itallan fascist govern- a news office for |npant r pursued or contemplated an an afternoon pa- mitic policy. On the contrary, per hot from the regretted that anti-Semitic parties oad ould seek to exploit for their own ds “the charm which fascism exercises throughout the world.” Eskimos at Point Barrow, in the arctic circle, what probably is the farthest north’ brass band in the world. These Eskimos take kindly to jazs, explaining that it harmonizes closely with their style of dancing. —_— S AT counted for his Store and Apartments being ofa B n Bargaln on Wisconsin Ave., crowd waiting in store ‘room with three apart- ments above. Gross rentals about $150 per month. Hot- water he electricity. Price,” $11,000. Must be sold, SEE MR. YARDLEY With LOFFLERSE A process making the de-inking of Bewshapere possibie has been discoy- ered. press. His grim disap- pointment as he finished a “help wanted” column | must have caught | the interest of an- | sther man—an up- standing gentle- man with a half- dozen decades to | his credit, or he followed the youns | man to the street. “Pardon me. young man, but I tn-} By this name shall you identify all meat products worthy of ““your table.’’ On sale at all first- class grocers, chain stores and our own market stands. BY GEORGE WITTE. By Cabie to Th g0 Daily News. Arnold & Company 1416 EYE STREET Main 2434 * Christmas Savings You and your friends will want to be members of the | 1924 Franklin Christmas i Savings Club which opens December 10. Wait and | watch for announcement of our PROFITABLE PLAN Commercial Accounts solicited and specialized Savings Accounts, 3% Certificates of Deposit, 49, The Franklin National Bank Pennsylvania Ave. at Tenth Street N. W. BRANCH OFFICE—1111 Connecticut Avenue John B, Cochran. Pres. Thos. P. 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Amc | were well dre {the middle cla {hutchers and 3 ng with me. Which is why the U Army ha lost out on one soldier boy who ha a_trig figure for k and a squ w wherever Bt “And what about us lare you helping us? | Lady Astor began to tiently how she meant unemployed, but when interrupting her with { how silly!” exclamation turned on him with f “Stop now, I have had vour cheek.” And he stopped slunk away. While the writer was listening to Astor an old chap with a explain pa- | to help the he kept on hoarse “Oh, sour His your The Lansburgh Co. Interior Decorators 729 11th St Jultus Lanshurgl. Pres. and T ninvited familiarity and e s her Nancy.” He | "B}ll we means no harm. W When You Think of Xmas, 5 Ner. . 1d not help admiring Lady Think of Us Astor S or, as she stood re in that see crowd of vociferous men, | Yon will be well repaid. Wonderful show- LA Clforons men g of exquisite ami nseful gifts—Parior | women and children—a trim, slender gure In a pale blue suit’ with a | Lamps. Bo Mahogany Tables. 2 ot Dintar: Roo Hetoom futtes. | lemon-colored jumper and simple old designs to be found else where: reasonable. et¢ CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 714 13th N.W. 5374 black sailor hat Getn Hearty Send-ofr. When finally she was able away she climbed into the “tin liz in which ehe is doing her campaign- ing. A tall, well dressed man started shouting, “Three cheers for Capt Brennan, the labor candlda but | the faint hurrahs which ‘. this appeal were drowned in the | stormy applause and cheering that | greeted the cry “Vote for Lady | Astor.” i | “And amia waving of handkerchiets | {and hats, Lady Astor drove away to | the next’ meeting place. 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