Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 53

= THE . EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1923, =—_——‘——'_—#,_~ — —_—— GERMAN SPY, FREED, DEPORTED BY U. S. Witzke, Pardoned by Coolidge, Glad to Be Going Home to His Family. Br the Associatel Pross. i 2 NEW YORK, November 30.—Par- doned by IPresident Coolidge and freed from a life sentence at Leaven- worth, Lothar Witzke, the on]y Ger- man spy convicted in the l'nl'.t\ll \ o States during the world war, was N on the Hamburg-American liner Albert 3 - Ballin Five vears of prison life appeared to have left no traces on the coun- - tenance of the former spy, for he wao robust and ruddy and looked " tventy thnee.” EAtHAR. tHan. MhitE E pass on to you Oriver WenpeLL Howmes’ opinion that \ e “ll:dlad to be home to i \ I Wmemory, imagination, old sentiments and associations are more be going hom _ \ X G Tor my family—or what In teft of Ito 3 i readily stirred by a fragrance than almost any other means. ho said. Il have to a_job = . L T S o Ty, tralei Litate With this excellent advice in mind, one chooses COLGATE'S, par- ut Leavenworth” He was a naval ticularly for Christmas. Down the list—from the oldest member of captain before he came here for hin i F ' rament at the outset of the war. the family to the youngest; from Johnny’s teacher to one’s bosom friend—the gift of COLGATE’S brings twofold pleasure. To the recipient because of its fragrant loveliness and fine quality. To the giver because the joy of giving has not been dampened by the cost. sentenced to time penalty for spies And the pleasure of a COLGATE gift will stir the memory and livein sentiment long after the gift itself has yielded its last precious remnant, -Witzke obtalned a commutation to | COLGATE & CO. Established 1806 lifo imprisonment. and then, eight days ago, the President pardoned him on the condition that he leave the Ballin sailed from third D fate 10 second-class cabin. rument having for- & money an and Turkish de- alf dozen returning stow- haif dozen countries also | Ask for Colgate’s Compacts ““Mingling light and fragrance**—sugLLEY Here are two dainty ones to accompany her purse equipment. < Dr. Hans The round box has powderalone. The diamond shaped one is provided with rouge and powder. Both are rich ebony black with golden Grecian border. Your jeweler will engrave her monogram at slight cost. Purchase carly to allow ample time for engraving. Round $1.00. Diamond $1.25 Greniapme Gl Gt Colgate’s Florient Extract and Toilet Water ““And a thousand fragrant posies’ —MARLOWE —_— ACCORD ON CABLE LANDING AT THE AZORES Western Union and British Com- . &Lfi_— panies Withhold Details of | Ask for New Agreement. Colgate’s Vanity Combination ““And on that check . . . the tints that glows""—BYRON Sy L h : A trio—Florient-scented. The perfect ensemble for a dainty toilette. _M_. Florient—reminiscent of golden sunshine and silver seas. Or a thousand flowers blown by the breeze, A rare fragrance. With just a hint of Oriental richness in its sweetness. Flawers of the Orient. Florient, Wellnamed. Eyspes $7.00 t0 $ro.o0 Toilet Water $1.50 Ask for Q {) ' Colgate’s Florient Combination ““A box wwhere sweets compacted lie’* — HERBERT d between Newcomb Carl- ton, president of the Western Union Telegraph and sir John! Pender. ch the v Telegraph pany, the Iz nounced at the annual meeting of the Western Company. He @id not | ctails of the F . : : Powder for creamy texiure. Rouge for the touch of color. Extract for — % The final feminine word on the subject > the final dainty dash. With these, one may sally forth serenc. Varied of personal accessories. A beauty trio. & IR in the uses of its contents. Harmonized in scent. A gift box de luxe. Powder for the pearly tint— rouge &/ $2.50 for rosy color. A lip stick to make a &P - d » ’ i Ghpii how A1l aciscd inrebony . 1AM : Colgate’s Men’s Gift Box black, touched with the color of gold. P “—mow my task is smoothly done —miLTON $1.75 . . Facial comfort for the man. ; who gets up smiling. A gift that will find immediate use. Shaving Cream or the “Handy Grip”. Lilac Tmperial Toilet Water with its soothing fragrance. Coleo soap that lathers plentifully. A distinctly masculine affair that will bring a chuckle of satisfaction. $z1.50 Her monogram enhances the " ”a cumvent agreeme ) charm of thia gift. Anyjeweler which agre or ¢ \ ; 3 will engrave at amall cost. would have no gric Regarding the Sir_John added, 1 lied for support in the good w f that wag the oldest with whom the - ciated companics i r half a century to the financial ben- efit of both Portugal and the com- panies X @, Colgate’s Lily of The Valley or Cashmere ' Bouquet Toilet Water ““Here's flowers for you""—SHAKESPEARE ——————— At the Concert. Mrs, Hyliffe—How perfec everyinote of the singer, et The fragrance of lily of the valley. Pale green like lily stems. In a frosted bottle. Open it and the lilies breathe again. Colgate's Exquisite Perfumes Choose Cashmere Bouguet if you want several flowers blended. Quite like nothing youve ever 3 j \ 4 stream of rich distilled used. ; R 1 TN @ perfume’ —MILTON Cashmere Bouguet . 50¢ Lily of the Valley o $1.00 == <ao With Her Monogram A lusting gift of individuality. Compacts can be engraved atalight cost, at your jeweler's. Bottles of lovely fra- grance. Dactylis,Rose, Violet or Cashmere Bouquet. Lily of the Valley extract, if you want a heavier scent. Ak for Colgate's Combined Comforts ““To interpose a little ease™ —MILTON Here is boundless comfort. For Women—Cashmere Bouquet Tale, “Toilet Soap, Extraet, and Ribbon Dental Cream. For Men—Handy Grip®* Shaving Stick, Violet Talc, Coleo Soap, Lilac Imperial Toilet Water and Ribbon Dental Cream. Delightful, refreshing accessories to remove the stains of travel. Attractively boxed, each, 75¢ by destroying germs before they have a chance to spread. Forma- mint protects you by releasing in the mouth and throat a powerful yet harmless bactericide that keeps these susceptible tissues alwaysin an antiseptic condition. All druggists. mamint GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS To avoid infection, dissolve a Formamint tablet in the mouth ’ every one or two hours Ask for Colgate’s Cha Ming Extract and Toilet Water “Ewer charming, ever mew'—JOHN DYER Silver boughs, blossom laden. Dew sparkling in the sunshine. And in the distance, a Chinese temple rising serencly against a vivid sky. Of these does Cha Ming speak, breathing beauty Joc 1o §1.50 ashmere Bouquet Soap ““a mosegay of culled flonvers ™ ~DE MONTAIGNE Verbena. Mignonette. Lavender. Thesedoes the and fragrance in its exotic blend. A perfome of dis- tinction. CHA MING indeed. fragrance of Cashmere Bouquet Soap suggest. Old-fashioned in the care and patience behind it. Modern in tbe long last- Rutract . $1.00 asd $3.00 v ing service it gives. Ask Juilas Wanr o o o » $1.50 - HAsk jfor : Colgate’s Petite Perfumes “I made a mosegay’*—SHELLEY Perfume for youngsters. Miniature vials of gathered fragrance. Variety a-plenty. Four little bottles, or in sets of two with a small cake of Cashmere Bouquet Sosp, asillustrated. ‘foc Ak for Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream “'Clear as pearls"—ARABIAN NIGHTS Ask for Colgate’s Orchis Extract Cashmere Bouquet Extract (New Bottle) N Colgate’s Florient Luxury Face Powder o lowely fair and smell'st 50 SJweet™ —SHAKESPEARE ““Hath the daintier sense™ SHAKESPEARE Orchis— imbedding its cun glass bottle in an orchid satin box. Luxurious as the distin= guished flower itself, Outside sppealing to one’s taste \ for luxury. Within is powder of feathery texture, delicately scented with Florient. Encased in ebony blackness touched with color of gold. 'For one’s dressing table. For the corner of one’s suit case. $r.00 For the youngster to give the family. For the family to give the youngster. Large tube, 25¢ Cashmere Bouquet with its quaint, lovely fragrance —in its new delightful French bottle, $7.50 Buy early to allow plenty of time bk e et g