Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 51

\ COUNTESS EVADE CAPTAL TAXLEVY Socialist Candidate, Uphold- ing Measure, S=cures Own Property. November 30.—Curious s of War- wd family in levy which st candid LONDON, » learn how the Count ick regards herself ht of the capit the labor-so for Warwick and mington enti v upholds, the anti-laborite Daily Alail sent a reporter to interview her ludyship interviewer found the countess #eated in a paneled hal furniture, bric She was weari ring Flowers. t is pub- the incum- have been me of her pited lia- as be- ¥ rather than an Protected Anyway. She To the remarks n th mpany cing prote “We are going to takc ark the duke re 0 money to take s0 poor he could mnof in his own mansion; F were dwelling in £, PARTIES AGAINST KLAN TO RALLY IN OKLAHOMA Non-Eu Klux Governor and Legis- lature in Five Years Object of Move. Ry the Associated Press. DURANT, Okla., November 30.—The antl-Klan Association of Oklahoma. o & a membership of nearly 20.- 000, will hold a state convention here today in which, it ha reunced, efforts’ will b form a'plan of conc laring that 90 per f the fficers in Oklahoma are mem- the Ku Klux Klan say the tempt to launch a xt five Included in the association’s am, it is sald, is a_proposal to £ the support of the farmer-labor cague. All antl-Klan organizations in the al member of the farmer- Klan association has its strength in Bryan, John- adjoining counties in south- homa. Keep your walls dusted regularly with this Wizard and you will save having to clean the wall paper. Cannot streak the most delicate tinted paper. Un- usually helpful in keeping the 'walls, mouldings and pictures spotlessly clean. Made of washable white or purple yarn, chemically treat- ed=—60-inch handle. Prices: $2.50 and $2.00 WZ2ARD Polish ‘The most perfect polish known for furniture and floors. Guar- anteed to produce a hard, dry lustre with amazing quickness and ease; So greaseless that you can even polish a mirror with it. Sold in all sizes from 4-oz. bottle to gallon cans. 1 S | 1S DEFENDED IN ROME |15 Vatican Organ Says Allowing S| at onme of her country man- i, | Foot Ball Founder Honored. of Harvard, where Miller attended & | college, was present at the ceremony. Cerrit Smith Miller, reputed to have | Tn 1563 Miller captained and led to the founder of organized foot|yictory the first foot ball team formed though till alive and sev-|in this country. enty-eight, has been honored at Ded- | ham. Mass., by a tablet set in the —_— Noble and’ Greenough School there.| There are seventy-seven muscles in Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus!the human head. PAPAL TEMPORAL AIM panish King's Visit Not Sur- render of Claims. fated Press. November 30.—The Ossery Romano, official organ to the Vati- n a striking article, insists that | the holy see in no wisc abandoned its claim to “enjoy the liberty and in- | dependence which is its right, The statement is printed by way of protest against the deduction of a cer- | tain newspaper that the visit of King 0 and Queen V of S signified the final renunciation of p: aspirations for the recovery of the tem- poral power, and in view of the con- | ation during the Spauish e s stay of the idea that s settlement of the Roman question w. imminent ADELICIQUS food con- fection, wholesome and appropriate at any season. Economical and satisfying. Vo Rome, hio normal situation Standard for Gff by the half a century " Rome, vhich resulted in bringing the remain- urch into the then t dishments. until_such will not only in njoyment of i At Your Grocer’s world that it rea The statement 1] tion here. Confession! If a blizzard started in tomorrow morning and didn't stop tlll the flrst of March. it wouldn't do us any good now. The warm weather we've had has already done its harm. We're overstocked—and we might as well admitit! Frankness— and a disposition to take our loss—has broug}lt about the unexpected Clearance event with these features. . Over 800 Suits and Overcoats Formerly $42.50, $40.00, $35.00 Formerly $52.50, $50.00, $45.00 $65 Suits and Overcoats Reduced to $48.75 $75 Overcoats Reduced to $58.75 $90 Overcoats—finest we have—$68.75 Over half our stock is included in this sale. We haven't all sizes in any particular pattern—but that won’t limit variety any! No charge for alterations—reasonable deposit will hold any selection. Middishade Blue Serge Suits, Worumbo Overcoats and Tux- edos amongst those not reduced. e Tashion Hhop FRED PELZMAN, Uptown ].5th @ G 'i"wo Stores Next to Keith's . oth & E Opp. Crandall's N\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. dhe Store of Practical Qifts NSBURGH &-BROTHE ‘These Beautiful Fur Coats Are Wonderful Gifts $79.50 | she wants a fur coat for Christmas and ‘ou thought you could not afford it, you will be surprised to see can get at this low price. lustrous, well wearing pe guess their low price. hinal touch of distinction. $29.75 Lovely sc: in A\ ri all shades Made of select ed furs. Lovely Fur Coats So Low Priced $98.50 A group of fur coats of a better quality, v much better than this figure would I e arc several black sealine (dyed coney) some sp rat. One sealine model has pc with reve have long, str are incl lines styles of coats, and ike models of natural musk- iinted sides ed bands of fur, and others i Some extra size SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Genuine impo that regularly seils ing them pra ted chamoisette gloves, of a quality much higher. They are washable, mak- general wear, weight comiortable for the colder months and of a medium- The popular gauntlet style, in all the wanted colors, some in novelty or color combir , putty There's a among the most fect fitting, and may be chosen in tan, g and brown. tion Covert, mode, b n gauntlet hese are of STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Home-made Candy Special, 69¢ Lb. Lansburgh's specigl—, made of clean ingredients— assorted chocolates and bon bons. * English Plum Pudding, 2 Ibs,, $2.75 Salted Almonds (fresh), $1.25 Ib. Salted Peanuts ?(resh). 60c 1b. Chocolate Cordial Cherries, 69¢ Ib. FIRST FLOOR December Banner Records, 49¢ Last Night On the Back Porch. Foolish Child. Every Night I Cry Myself to Sleep. I'm Sitting Pretty in a Pretty Little city. Essy Melody. Sobbin’ Blues. 8o This Is Love In Your Embrace. An Orange Grove in California. Waltz of Long Ago. T et Get the Swoetis T Want. Covered Wagon Days. Moonlight Kisses. Roses of Picardy. Mamma Goes Where Pepa Gogs, Sittin’ in & Corner. Somebody's Wrong. !n::body Else Took You Out of My Arms. ‘When It's Night Time in Italy. It's Wednesday Over Here. Tell All the Folks in Kentucky, * Out.-There in the Sunshine With ¥au. Pal of My Dreams. Indiana Moon. : You Didn't Want Me When I Wanted You. When Olouds Have Vanished and Skies Are Blue. Kiss Mo With Your Eyes. BALCONY Warner’s Wide, deep cuffs and a braided silk what fine ones you They are of such Its she will never shirred collars, girdle add the 3= =0 95¢ Capeskin Gauntlets, Special, $1.95 ored dressiness about cap ored just at this season. v, brown and beav s them ity, per- Rust- Proof Corsets $1.50 to $5.00 After six months’ wear, a \'arner and its clean, retains its smart iginal flexi- and comfort. It may shed often enough to it always fresh and but washing never af- fects the sturdy seams, the rust-proof boning or the um- shrinkable, uns tretchable cloth. The figure Handmade for Gifts, Special, $1.89 and $2.25 A gift that is handmade is always appreciated, no mat- ter how small its cost. At these special prices are nightgowns and envelope chemise showing the ex- quisite handwork of the Philippines. The garments are shown in several styles, and adorned with calado, solid and eyelet hand-em- broidery, some with hand- hemstitching and other touches. THIRD FLOOR re is a model for every in the Warner Corset. THIRD FLOOR Lingerie The R Jugg&ty Gifts Dear to a Woman’s Heart For her who must be pleased at all costs, some- times it is the small gift, the novelty or trinket, that most surely touches the spot. ea,:,é, a,,,,./ ) Imported Beaded Bags, $7.95 Every woman loves a - beaded bag—there’s so much beauty and character in it. These are genuine imports irom Belgium and France, in_novel shapes with tor- toise shell tops and silk lin- ings. The bag pictured is a symphony of bronze, tan, vellow and black, with touches of red and orange. Other colored beaded bags, $2.95 to $6.95 Jet and Steel Is Richer - 1i gorgeous colors do not express the dignity you wish in your gift, choose one of these bags of jet and steel. There’s a jewel-like sparkle in their striking contrast. These are the draw-string top style, beautiful enough for evening wear. $12.95 and $14.95, Necklaces of Coro Pearls, $13.95 (Manufactured) \lone, indeed, is the wom- an who does not own a string of pearls, and this Christmas will be a memora- ble one, if among her gifts is a 30-inch necklace of these beautiful Coro pearls, with a 14-k. solid white gold catch, studded with a dia- mond. The pearls are deli- cately tinted and perfectly matched. WOt Has She a Wrist Watch? Although you might be willing to pay much more for her, you will save a great part of the real value of the watches in this group at this special price. Two novel shapes, in 14-k. solid white gold. They have 15-jewel, 3-adjustment Swiss move- ment, absolutely guaranteed. Complete with ribbon and white gold catch, a delight- ful gift. $17.50. STREET FLOOR Our Gift Adviser is located on the Third Floor, and is ready with suggestions of suitable gifts for any person, old or young, on your list. She will shop with you or for you, if you desire, endeavoring to_ secure 'gifts that will please, within the price you wish to pay. RN PPN AR AR AR R NN PR A AR IR A AR S