Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 24

24 THE EVENING STAR, '\V:\SHINGTON. D. €, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923. e e St A e et e e Ll s ISt e S D Pfl IBE—UREE $2 2[][] LAUDS MILITARY MAN | THIEF ENTERS SCHOOL. | (i %o un uiockea mait o at A 44th and Galt streets, not far from her s - = OF ALL ERAS IN U. S.|Tempers with Sate, But Fails to| home. Ay Unlock It. A duplicate key thief yesterday vis- e o ) ited the home of George J. Hurst, 605 s arey. O, Hine : v Upshur street northwest, during the Gen. Butler Tells Order of World voara .of education, absence of the family, and stole prop- pen"sylvanla Seventh Best in Nation. / Junior High Schoot, S utret | 0% QiR 00 4,01 Mckican dollar Avenue —— Street .| ed In the list of property stolen. s not opened, but Association Sees Increases ' for Officers Out of Propor- | Ges. Smedier Buter. in charge of| Ui iuruder sicle & chekc bookc and No Need Now. e . forces From London Answers. . o « States Mar| s, stre mp—Your dog has just bitten a tion to Privates. 4 at Quantico, Va., was the J e ‘ of 1l ut of my ieg, mum. 9 _ ipal speaker at the luncheon L d ygu Jmentioned ft. vesterday at the La Fayette Hotel of o8d'ni Strong recommendations that the llitary Order of the World War. minimum salary of policemen of ass walls Waggaman, comman- three be placed at §2. S 3 chief of the District divislon, made at the meeting ¢ ted sociatlon, District of Colum-| = Gen. Butler's address was in a light 1d last night in t yihian n, but he also dwelt upon the Tt was the contention of{giariing qualities that make up the king part in the discussion ge marine. He urged upon the proposed increases for the bership that it was their duty to oficlals were away out of proportion upon the public that the s st, present or 1o the increases proposed for the pri- | . LAl o vates, i be. ined, of life. Plans are being formulated for | : clte e ball victories of the | the ine 1 team, and whe pronounciation rong fight be ss for inere for of the metropolitan | as pointed out that sent low salarles of | ¢ he reduced by cutting off the §2 ear bonus. ¥ ¥ Denby was Gen. Lejeune, assemblage on the Harding Memorial program. The orgarn on went on record as Capt. Waggaman directed attention 2 cx strongly In of the bill now |to the renewed activities of organ-| Slippers are always a _very useful and ap- pending Congress giving police- | tffn“‘n",fn:‘n'.‘f.f‘:l Sonly 1 =1 propriate Christmas Gift. Here at Kinney’s ft in seven, and another | oy o Militar: ) 1 you'll find a large assortment to choose from at economy prices. forwarded again to} were Gov. Fur- | ix. Iuncheon will be held the | ay in January at the Hotel | Mon's Stitched Down Leather Announcing A Chil- Trimmed * dren's Juliets Puss in Boots. 79c ‘ ixt! Budded Walnuts. . : B < month " i 3 New Members Elected. ! Long Filberts. . K e rheie wames for.| Paper Shell Pecan ¢ | XMAS HOSIERY T i cing w. Schley's Paper Shell Pe- «d CANES: 2 calvsioisipsibn O 95¢c Men's Lisle Socks, 29c pair; 4 pairs, $1.00 Mixed Nuts Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, $L79 | Before___instead of after Shelled Walnuts Children’s Black and Brown Stockings, Shelled Pecans. . ¥ 29¢ pair; 4 pairs, $1.00 C ° Shelled Pistache 150 4 | W b Large pelices T8 L. Maree. | Magruder's Stores Q—Lg“-—:w Factories | —300 Suits taken from our Best Groceries 729731 Tth St. N.W. Conn, Ave. and K St. _ regular stock-—out of the $35 and $40 grades— v accidents in New York t approximately $35,000 000 Established 1875 S Buy Your Brunswick at Schwartz’s @ Ofily $250 Down ‘ - Many of .these Suits have two @ |l pairs of trousers : PAY Moast 108 $65 Modet 101 T s ‘ Owing to the trend of trade this season—toward Over- NEXT N | coats—we find our stock of the better Suits about two hun- YEAR , e . |- dred Suits too heavy—so we are going to offer the choice of . ) 2ni i 300 Suits—out of which you may make your selection—at Comehtogu; l:thono; : L 3 i 529' Modal 127 grap epartmen! 1 o hen i vonder < (- When the 200 Suits have been sold the special selling will ful tone of the Bruns- | (%) wick—it is beyond 2 f < i compare! { L Stop' Then select your | oih'e model from our big fme The flower of the stock is included. stock, make a small deposit—and pay the 3 e “ " } : i Fa.ncy Cassimere&—Tweeds—Homespuns—Cheviots—in o e NA Pencil Stripes, Oxfords and Plain Grays. Surely, there is no casier way to provide e Two and Three-button models—the two designs which for this wonderful music on Christmas | : enjoy the highest favor—both Wit.h the young man a.nd his Day in your home— s Year and you can pay for i more conservative elders. it while enjoying the i benedts ofae ; e | The points to keep in mind are—$35 and $40 Saks Suits— Both Stores Open e R 7 : taken from the regular stock—which means t.hey have all Every Evening [ =2 the excellences that make Saks Clothes superior. Until Xmas 1" & &3 And that only 200 are to be sold at $29. AL & = Third Floor Chas. Schwartz & Son 708 7th St. and 3123 M St.