Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 43

D. C. Pastor Recalls Palestine k Visit to Site Rev. Milton B, Lambdin of 3334 Park place northwest, calls attention %o the fact that one of the great Battles of Bible times was fought at Belsan, Palestine, where excavators for the University of Pennsylvania bave just reported the unearthing of 2 sarcophagus with the name Pha- lion, uncle of King Herod, inscribed upon it. Beisap is the Beth-Shean ©of the Old Testament, and Rev. Mr. Lambdin visited the sceme of the ex- cavating only a few months ago. . It was there that King Saul and his three sons were killed in & Struggle between the Israelites and the Philistines, un account of which 8 dramatically told in I Samuel chapter 31. The Biblical narrative says, in part: “Now the Philistines fought againat Tsrael and the men of Isracl u.:!l B fore the Philistines and foll do Slain in Moynt Gilboa. And the Philtstines ‘followsd. hard upon Saul and upon his sons; and the Phills- tines slew Jonathan and Abinadab and Malchishua, the sons of Saul And the battle went Bore against Saul and the archers overtook him and he was greatly distressed by reason of the archers. Sanl Takes Own Life. “Then said Saul to his armor bearer: ‘Draw thy aword and thrust me through therewith.’ But his ar- mor bearer would not for he was sore ufrald. Therefore Saul took his sword and fell upon ft. And when his armor beareér saw that Saul was derd he llkewise fell upon his sword and died with him, So Saul dled and his three géns anid his armor bearer | and all hig men that same day to- gether. “And _it"eame to pass on the mor- row when the Philistines came to strip the selain that they found Saul and hie three sons fallen in Mount Gfilboa. And they cut off his head ! foreman and I made no mistake, of Excavations dent of archacology for thirty vears. But he thinks the Sclentists have an excellent chance of unearthing some buried city and obtaining asiil fur- ther traces of a civilization which in many ways was in advance of mod- ern times. He was Intensely Inter- ested in the progress they had made when he stopped there on his way to see King Tutankhamen’s tomb at| Luxor, Egypt. “There is nothing at Belsan today but, the raliroad station,” sald Mr. Lambdin. “I stayed In & room over the station with a Russian who was foreman of a telephone ‘lnf and | spoke a little English. The dlgging | 18 over two miles from the station. I had a very strange feeling when | the train pulled out and left me there alone among Arabs und Bedouins. Many bands of robbers roam that country and they think all Americans are rich. They would far rather have what money he had than his friendship. I had to trust in the The place is on the line between Haifa and Damascus, and scared as I was when 1 first looked at the crowd at the station, I would not have missed that visit for anything. 1 am sure we shall hear a lot more about the ex- cavations. B THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON 17 Rousing Specials for. Saturday Only in Our Busy China and Houseware Sections SPECIAL Farbo Makes a Beautiful and Satisfactory and stripped off hig armor. They put fls armoE.jn the house of the Ash- taroth; and- they fastened his body 10 the wall of Beth-Shean. “And when the inhabitants of Jabest-Gllead heard concerning him that which the Phillstines had done to Saul all the valiant men arose and went all night and took the body of Saul and the bodles of his three sons from the wall of Beth-Shean: and they came to Jabesh and burnt them there. And they took their bones and buried them there under the tamarisk -tree in Jabesh, and fasted seven days.” Expeets More Discovertes. To Rev. Mr. Lambdin the Biblical setting surrounding the scenes of the present excavation is far more in- teresting than the finding of the coffin_of Herod's uncle. even though the clergyman has bLeen a close stu- PAINTINGS PRESENTED. Carnegie Galleries Receive Old Masters’ Work. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 30— A valuable collection of drawings by old masiers has been presented to the Carnegie Art Galleries of Car- negle Institute by Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Dupuy, wealthy residents of Pittsburgh. The collection, the first of its kind in the galleries. is made up of fAfty works, including drawings by Van Dyk Vinci, Rembrandt, Murillo, Sarto, Correggio. Guido Maratta, Beneditto Luti others. The Rembrandt is entitled “Cimmon Nourished by His Daughter” and is a pen and sepla drawing, ceven by eight inches. It shows the interfor of a prison with male and female figures. Wall Coating It wears well and won't rub oft. AND IS SO ECONOMICAL. Quickly and easily ap=- plied. Sold at Best Paint Stores Baltimere Water Paint Co, You can keep your muscles from stiffening up, and you can take out soreness and ache with Sloan’s Liniment. Every night stroke it on gently—you don't have to rub it in. Tense muscles relax—aching stops. Get a bottle from your druggist today—35 cents. Sloan’s Liniment—=kills pain! DOROTHY DODD SHOES $4.65 soles turned and welt. Sitting In a Corner. = ° 1f I Can’t Get the Sweetie I ant. Mamma Goes Where Papa Goes. First, Last and Always. Shake Your Feet. Holy Night, Silent Night. Chnystmgs Chimes. Hymns. Adeste Fidelis. O1d Fashioned Love. When It's Night Time in Italy. Mamma Loves Papa. You Darling, You. 2 Learn to Do thé Strut. Orange Grove in California. Easy Melody. Dreamy Melody. ,} Appollo Somebody’s Wrong. Last Night on the Back Porch. lown. Sweet Butter. That Old.Gang of Mine. Sip, Sip, Sippy Moon. Covered Wagoned Days. Foolish Child. Sitting in @ Corner. Tell All the Folks in Kentucky. AN NN NN NS NSNS SRR AN NN NN NN IO NS CEENIEEEEEE N NER AR I've go! a Song For Sale That My Sweetie Turned Zie PALAIS ROYAL Saturday--Last Day of Our Most Remarkable Shoe Sale 1 For Street, Dress or Sport Wear Shoes taken from our regular stock for this great sale. Developed of patent leather, brown kid, black satin, black kid, tan calf, combinations. Heels are Spanish, Louis, Cuban and walking type; Pilais Royal—Second Floor. Music Rolls—Basement All the Late Hits On Supreme Word Rolls, 49¢ I Love You. Indiana Moon. Mean, Mean Mamma. Home Town Blues. - You Can’t Make a Fool of Me. st Night on the Back Porch. No, No, Nora. A few of the Christmas numbers just received: Star of the East. When the Christmas Chimes = Are Ringing. Just Received on Pathe Actuelle Records 49¢ z» Fox Trot: } Fox Trot. § Fox Trot. Male Trio. z’ Pennsylvania Syncopators. Fox Trot. * Fox Trot, with Vocal Chorus. ; Fox Trot. E Fox Trot. All the Latest Hits can be obtained here on Q. R S. Rolls and Sheet Music. Record Albums, 69¢c. SSESEESFESEENEEEESANEREEER 50 Dozen Carpet Brooms ‘With polished han- dles. Extra good $3.00 Mahogany- quallts, Tllinols corn. mmishea Bowdolr Vs tch- Lamps, complete wit! Four rows of stitch- LATRE: K shades in r Ing. Saturday, sp assorted colors. Sat- Saturday spectal clal— urday, special— $1.98 $1.98 500 Buffet or Console Sets also make an attractive decoration for side table sets. Can be had in amber or blue crystal glass. An ideal gift for Christmas. Regularly $2.00. Satur- day, specialee..uiaecranerenaneienanans $l .49 Polychrome Shades are interlined with silk in varlous colors. Electric Iroms, cholce of 2 styles, one with heel rest and the other with stand; 6-1b. sizes, fully nickel plat- ed; guaranteed elements. Regu- larly $4.00. Sat- urday, special— $2.69 “Star-Rite” Electric Wafle “Star-Rite” Reversl- Ble Electric Toasters, sparkling nickel finish, on 10-inch nickel tray; complete with 6 feet of cord and the handy start-and- stop switch. Reg- ebonized handles; pr: tical and _economical Regularly $5.00. day, speclal— $3.95 Electric Coffee Sets Regularly $40,00. Saturday, Special... Graceful colonial design. kel-plated and holds 9 cups, complete with' colonial sugar bowl and cream pitcher and large size tray with ebonized wood handles. A practical and useful Christmas gift. urday. special— $7.69 Regularly $24.95. Saturday Special $18.95 52-Piece Dinner Sets American semi-porcelain, thin quality, with pretty floral wreath border decoration. Handles have half matt gold treatment. Set consists of 6 each Dinner, Salad and Bread and Butter Plates, 6 Soup Plates, 6 Fruits, 6 Cups, 6 Saucers and 1 each Sugar Bowl, Creamer, Covered Dish, Round Vegetable Dish, Oval Vegetable Dish, Sauce Boat and 2 Platters. Twentleth Century Gas Heaters, will give heat and light at the cost of one. Regularly $1.50. Saturday, special— “Manning & Bowman® Coftee Pereolators, made of pure aluminum; six- cup capacity; complete with stands.” Regular- 1y $3.95. Saturday, spe- clal— Porcelain Table Tops, subject to slight im- perfections, but nothing @ to mar _their useful- ness. Replace your old table with a porce- lain table top. Sizes 25x40%; and 25x4135, tand pollshed: E:dgzularly $2.59. Sat- gord and plug. M & h ogany- finished Floor Lamp Bases, 69 inchés high, make; clear filamen tipless ki Choice of "‘: 40 ::n‘l.. watt sizes. Regularly y, special— egularly $1.50 § day, special— $5.95 25c each. Saturday spe- AT form Y $1.00 Nippon China Chocolate Sets Prettlly ' decorated, consisting of ane Covered Chocolate Pot, six Chocolate Ci and six Baucer: Regularly $4.50. Baturday, speciale «tee s sermns . $$3.39. Ball-bearing Roller Skates “Union Hardware™ Cholce of boys’ or girls" $2.50. Saturday, special.. make. -Colgate’ Safel: and sil on very soiled parts: package. Saturday, special, Extension Un;'i $l .69‘ ‘ s Fab 3 packages for ; _Palais Royal—Fourth Floor EEEEEEEEANNEENEEREEEEEE 20c¢c: washes fine woolens, colored, white, lace. | fabrics.” No rubbing is necessary except Regularly 10c a D. C. FRIDAY! NOVEMBER 30, 1923. 5 THE DALAISROYAL eyl i]}jjm'lflllhmislnu f il b ’ il Tl :i}l%l!ilugu‘g | it iu|jfi|iih i “’H o Wi, o Gloves From Some of the Foremost Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers at Palais Royal Moderate Prices Gloves for Christmas gifts are always acceptable. Some suggestions listed below: Trefousse and Perrin make, finest qualities, French Glace Kid and Suede Gloves. 16-button length, in colors, black and white. $6.50. 12-button length, in colors, black and white. $5.50 to $6.50. p-bugton length, in all wanted colors, black and white; Paris point and new embroidered stitchings. $4, $4.50 and $5. .Latent French Novelty Gloves, in strap wrist, all-over em- broidery, French cuff and turn-back styles, in colors, black and white. At $4.50 to $5.95. . Plain styles in Strap-wrist Gauntlets, embroidery stitch- ings and contrast gore. At $3.00 to $4.85. French Glace Kid Gloves, 2-clasp, pique and overseam; Paris point and new embroidery stitchings; self, contrast and -two-toned, in mode, tan, brown, beaver, gray, champagne, cabin, black, black with white, At $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. log white and white with black. Washable Skin Gloves, French Doeskin Gloves, elbow length, in natural pengee, color and in white, Strap-wrist Gauntlet style, $2.50 pair. + Washable Glace Novelty Strap- wrist Gauntlets, in two-toned color, turn-back cuffs and all-around strap styles; in beige, blond and Pilgrim gray. At $4.50 and $5.00: Washable Kid Gauntlets, in brown, beaver, gray and mode. At $3.00 and $3.75. 1-clasp styles, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50. Genuine Mocha Skin Gloves, best qualities in brown and gray. 1-clasp at $3.00 and $3.50. Silk lined in gray at $4.00. Strap-wrist Gauntlets in brown and gray at $4.85. Fine Fabric Gloves, novelty styles, strap-wrist gauntlet, 8-button and elbow length, in new colorings and embroideries. At $1.95 to $3.00. Hosiery S $1.25 and $1.50 Silk and Sports Hose, $1, or Box of 3 for $2.70 . Pure silk and silk and fiber, seam- ,ed back, in black and colors; Onyx and other good makes. Also Sports Hose, in all wool, silk and wool, cotton and wool and mercerized; ‘gray, black, brown and two-toned color combinations. At $1.00, or 3 in box for $2.70. Women’s $1.50 and $1.75 Silk Hose, $1.35; Box of 2 at $2.50 Full fashioned with fiber to give weight and service; black, brown, beige, otter, log cabin, gray and fog; all first quality. At $1.35, or box of 2 for $2.50. Women’s Silk Hose, $1.50, or Box of 2 for $2.70 All guaranteed. Maid-O-Silk with seamed back, pure thread silk, also * Holeproof Silk Hose, with pointed heel, black, brown, gray, otter, beige, log cabin, cinnamon and cas- tor. At $1.50, or 2 for $2.70. Women’s Silk Hose, $1.65, or 2 Pairs for $2.95 Full-fashioned pure thread silk hose, with mercerized garter top; black, brown, beige, mandalay, mouse, log cabin and gray; first quality. At $1.65, or 2 pairs, $2.95. Ready ! ! Hundreds of At $4.75 pair. Special Items for Saturday Irhpoxted Glace Gloves, pique and’ ' overseam, Paris point and embroid- ery stitchings, in wanted colors, black and white. At $1.75 pair. Elbow -length Chamois Gloves, ver, shades. At $1.29 pair. Fabric Gloves, fine soft quality; partly lined, in brown, gray and Elbow-length fabrics, in black. sand, mode and tan. At 79c pair. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Suede two-toned embroidered stitchings, in sand, mode, new bea- gray, fawn, medium gray Children’s Gloves Children’s Fleece-lined Kid Gloves, extra fine quality, with fur top, in brown. At $2.50. 1-clasp Fleece-lined Kid, in brown and tan. At $1.50. . 1-clasp Cape Gloves, in sizes to fit infants and misses and the big boy, in tan and brown. At $1.95 pair. Children’s Doette Gloves, the ma- terial that looks like Mocha, bit washes perfectly; in gray, brown and mode. At $1.25 pair. Children’s Woolen Gloves, all styles; Angora like in short gauntlet and long and knitted woolens, in all colors. At 50c to $1.95. Boys' Scout Gauntlets, various styles; cuffs, in tan and brown. At $1.00 to $2.50. = at 109 Saving This special discount is offered to all who purchase two or more pairs of women'’s or children’s hosiery listed below. Visit our Hosiery Department Saturday and supply your personal and Christmas gifts. Packed in Christmas boxes ready for giving. Note the well known brands listed— representing luxurious styles, better qualities and at a saving of 10%. Holeproof Fiber Silk Hose, 75¢, or 3 Pairs for $2 Women’s Fiber Silk Hose, black, white and brown; seamed back; good wearing quality. At 75c, or 3 pairs in box for $2.00. Children’s Hose Silk and wool, full len, and three-quarter. < Choice of any $1.00 hose, 2 pairs, $1.79 Choice of any 75c hose, 2 pairs, $1.35 Choice of any 50c hose, 2 pairs, 89c Choice of any 35c and 39c hose, 2 pairs, 65¢c Infants’ 25c Cotton and Mer- cerized; sizes 4 to 6%;; 2 pairs, 45¢ Infants’ 29c Cashmerette, 4 to 61 sizes, 2 pairs, 45¢c Infants’ 39c Cashmere, 4 to 614 sizes, 2 pairs, 65¢ Infants’ 50c Silk Hose and Socks, 2 pairs, 89c Infants’ 59c Silk and Wool Hose, 2 pairs, $1.00 Infants’ 75c all styles, 2 pairs, $1.35 If you have not’ yet placed our order, you should not de- y any longer. Bring your own plate, or we will make one for you. A Christmas Greeting with a “personal touch.” Useful Gifts - . Dainty and Pretty Gift Boxes of Stationery, 50c to $5.00 each. Fountain Pen or Pencil, or both combined in a set. Eversharp Pencils, $1.00 to $6.00 each. Waterman, Wahl and Moore Fountain Pens, $2.75 to $10.00 each. : Sets at $3.75 to $15.00. Leather Writing Cases, $2.50 to $9.75. £ Thread and Glove Silk Hose, $2.95, or 2 for $5.30 All-over pure thread silk hose, full fashioned, medium and heavier weights, also chiffon. and sheer weights, Paris clocks, in all-over silk, square or pointed heel; black and all colors. Also Glove Silk Hose, plain and fancy weaves, in- cluding the following ‘makes: Hole- proof, Onyx, Kayser, Van Raalte and Martha Four Foot. At $2.95, or 2 in box for $5.30. Women’s Silk Hose, $1.95, or 2 Pairs for $3.50 Includes Lily of France, Palais Royal Special, Kayser and Van Raalte Silk Hose, black and colors; thread silk, ingrain and chiffon; black, white and all colors. At $1.95, or 2 in box for $3.50. Rivoli Silk Hose, $2.25, or 2 Pairs for $4 Heavier-weight ingrain silk with mercerized tops, full fashioned, in black, brown, gray and Congo, beige; all sizes. - At $2.25, or 2 pairs in box for $4.00. See Christmas display —special tables—Palais Royal—Main Floor. Christmas Gifts in Our Stationery Sec- Narcissus Bulbs, in pottery bowls and pretty boxes and packed safely for mailing. At 50c to $3.75 each. Mah Jong Sets, just arrived from China. 4 drawers, brass handle boxes, made of bone and bamboo.. At $19.00 set. Children’s Christmas Books and Games, hundreds to choose from. 19¢c to $3.00 each. Book Ends of bronze or brass, $3.00 to-$19.00 pair. Poker Sets, $3.75 to $19.75. Desk Sets, $5.00 to $35.00. Christmas Cards, in packages of 12 cards and 12 envelopes. At 25c. Better grades, 15 for - 50c and $1.00. "~ Christmas Cards, loose; Seal Tags, Tissue Cords, and every- thing. for packing .Christmas packages. PR AR RS R A R S S G R R R R A S S S S A R S S R S B A R S A R R S R G A S R S A S S A A S S A S B AR SO AR ESES