Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1923, Page 12

roe Fel Joy THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, —‘Z%mes of Cool,idg~e and Wilhelm H[]“]S lABUR RUI'E On All Tongues in Germany CERTAI N BRI Liberal Editor Picks Ramsey! MacDonald to Succeed D. DECEMBER 16, 1922—PART 1. JAPAN MAY RENOUNCE ! DOUBLE NATIONALITY ACT! nt of the Prussian | By Radio to T o is the father of | Ly appears at a large even changes in uniform. He him- elf cannot change costume often enough. He assumes an Itallan uni- form to recelve the Italian composer, Leoncavallo, and an admiral’s uni- form to see the performance of the “Fiying Dutchman” at the opera. He regards Richard Wagner as “a very ordinary kupellmelster. Subjects His Glory. § . SEArS omos B Tho people are for him mothing | EA{heTing. 1w theco' tre Maby but means of maintaining his glory | HOI¢% he Kulser says CWhat! and the might of his dynasty. He T onme; yais nylefito Heo tells Chancellor Prince says to a servilely obsequious pro- | = ] fessor, “My subjects should do simply | Puclow he ls the most mendacious what ‘T tell them. But my subjects |h¥pocrite since Caesar Borgla. b iy x chancellors, three chlefs of the al y8 want to think for them. general staff, th selves, and the result Is all kinds of s Bl O Jewelry Speciul.;; Smart Xmas Gifts That Please In Our Unique Display of Attractive Jewelry are (| hundred of articles that make practical gifts for [1 Christmas. Every article in our comprehensive |f stock is of reliable quality. . He g beats dukes and princes, or rols them in the snow until they are @nt through, Inaul When the presi Star and Philad | house of lords, w Copyright, 1 ccmber 15.—The depart- ment of home affairs expects to intro- bNl in the diet permitting | apanese to renounce e nationality. The de-| | partment is consulting the foreign | office on the plan. The action of the home affairs de- | partment {s due to representations hia Public | First Because of Sagacity in Statecraft, Latter Because Court Official Re- ] veals Idiosyncracies. ighest representa- Stanley Baldwin. BY A. G. GARDINER, est Liberal Editor. i.—The po- er | th nority and ruins. Mr. Baldwin's own disposition t the verdict and resign s usual, he W indanuary. rter dhat ho Will be defeated ately upon Iress. The fact that he met Premier Asquith this week led the BY MAXIMILIAN HARDEN, Py Ladio to The Star. BERLIN, December 15.—President Coolidge would smile it he knew with whom he divides Interest - in the Ger- man newspapers these days. Along with his name, the name of former kalser is on everybods's tongue. Foyr German officers’ asso- ciations have expelled Count Robert »dlitz-Truetschler, a former Prus- an major, and a court-martial has charged him with “dishonorableness and base-mindedness” because in his Twelve Years at the Imperial he didn't retouch to heroic proportions the picture of this im- probable monarch. The American President's decislon to grant Germany foodstuff credits, and to further parti ican experts on the fnter; MacDonald is the best man leader, will defeated he will nd fi a premier is nd the king will se tion of a » liberals. not undertake bot =hip and the foreign office owden cellor ter is repfe o in the ho A m Lord Haldan r with la ell. F ceept peera; but the suggestion is made that the pa: bill authorizing the creation of peers for the term of parliament. 1f this is done, Arthur Henderson, former leader of the labor party, who served In the war cabinet, may go to the house of lords as leader of .the government party, accompanied by a band of temporary labor peers, If the labor government Is defeat- ed the liberals probably will take of- Philip mission to investigate Germany's fi- nancial sltuation, has brought us the first ray of Christmas hope. Germany stlll lacks, not foodstuffs, but good will on the part of the farmers ilitate the provisioning of the surrendering a part of their t profits. In the spring, how v the importation of consid ities of grains, fats, m and fodder can save us from famine. That America will give us the oppor- tunity to buy her surplus products and to help through commerce in- of charity is a sensible decision. The bare fact that she will help put Europe in order revives the hopes which the late President Harding's cool re- fusal crushed. The plan exhibits Presi- dent Coolidge as a clear-sightel, prace tical man and a cautious economist. As for the former Kaiser, Count Zedlitz-Truetzschler still adrnires tha individual and calls him “clever child. 1I, he tells enough to-help even those formerly ignorant to form their own verdict. kaiser live? ths of the year we z. He spends He arises about 10 o’clock with takes a walk. and reports at two hours, igns a few state He goes to th and then talk ments. dines at talks, talks be | to his guests until after midnight e is a costume fool. In the first half of his reign he ordered thirty- 1 FOR RENT \ Furnished House In Beauiful Chevy Chase| 3752 Jocelyn Street | Attractively furnished detached | house containing eight rooms and | theater or| and pect t Onl! also difficulties.” t a table surrounded By guests, he exclaim: these days’ without some shooting cause the Berl of their swords instead of the sharp edge on mobs during the street rafl way strike, and telegraphs th. mander of the guardekorps, Nobody who was not born to the rple has any rights in the view of | s clhema kalser, this Filmhelm the which must pay until it {s blus for a_constitution. He bellows at the the chief ministerial cabinet, sclence, ‘We shan’t get through He 1is angry be- bloodletting." fn police use the flat ex that when the soldiers take t least 500 people will Le shut All stoc He calls the people “th the rabble which is not ripe r minister and “Now 1924 Franklin Christmas Savings Club Cash Prizes to Members (First Prize, $300) Open Now ses, 50c, $1.00, $2.00, $5.00 Weekly. Vacation Club also open. Savings Accounts, 39, Certificates of Deposit, 49, Commercial Accounts Solicited and Specialized Ask for our handsome Metal Savings Bank and start & savings account o your own home, Bank keeps a record The T you. Open Tomorrow Until 5:15, and on Saturday Evenings From 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. tives of church, state, army, n: indust with one anothe of this valn man. him the truth, he would be dismissed o roughly than B , _commer: in Byzantine flattery None dares tefl because each knows en more fully redueed Mme. Calliope Charlssi, one of rope’s most accomplished dancer: the mother of ten children, all mem- bers of her dancing trou; leading factor in the Japanese by America. ean-born many Japanese in America who in- st that double nationality is the exclusion of According to Japanese law, Ameri- Japanese are at present ation to serve in the Jap- “Claftin Spex To make you see, Our Home Is Thirteen-Fourteen G” i CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. [ + City Club Bldg. t cord and plug, re ittach TREE LIGHTS e 1i 8-light, completo with fi I to $1.20 di IVES ELECTRIC Regular Price, § My Price, ‘$4. TRAINS 00— Pencils Sets, bOx ..« set white gold. .. ments, latest For Him Solid Gold 14-kt. Cufi But. tons. A large ariety of pa BEOE oo with xtra leads Diamond Scarf Pins. F: good size diamond, artistically $17.50 ., Brush and Comb helltone or ambertone. $10.50 ,, Elgin Watches, 20-vear gold 15-jewel move- $23.50 ., Guaranteed Timepiece in 18-kt. ty satin- ned boxes. .. lled cases. ials . $7.50 ,, | iE A Splendid Assortment of Eversharp Pencils and Pens. $1.00 ., Gold Filled Pen and Pencil " e $8.50 ., Wrist Watches, 14-kt solic graved movement... Watches, kt. solid carved ca Fine Bags, strap Sterling dered Silver mesh Newest Creations in (enuine Stone Pendants, Lapis, Car- Crystal, Topaz, etc; hing ~ diffe Ster- Flexible nk Bracelets, 10- kt. and 14-kt. solid gold hand- somely carved. An ideal gift, | | $20 to $30.00. CARL PETERSEN AND SON Jewelers .Among them can be found quite a number of dainty noveltics, always acceptable. Latest Designs in Oval Shaped $25.00 ., Diamond and Sapphire Wrist | $50.00 ., | Mesh | belied §25.00 o, o 1:' $9.75 up | | | i | | | | with” maid's room and v in basement. Hot-water Heat. Garage H. L. Rust Company 912 15th St. N.W. Main 6888 :ut constit sis as the new one, and a grave qu jtion confronts British statesmans { —how to enable parliame |tion on the t 1 1 stem with JOHN C. RAU |I324 12¢h St. N.W. _Fronklin 5457 The Franklin National Bank Pennsylvania Ave. at Tenth Street N.W. BRANCH—Connecticut Avenue Near L John B. Cochran, Pres. ‘Thos. P. Hickman, Vice Pres. and Cashie: EIBIAIARASPORT MART/ A B35S0 SPORT MART XMAS SPECIALS 1,000 || $200Boy Foot Balls | | Scout Knives 1L 12 All leather, with guaranteed bladder.| | Fully Guaranteed Other Pocket A real $1.50 foot Knives, 50c up _bgll value. KIDDIE KARS REDUCED $3.00 Kar .....sz.45|s4.5o Wagon ..$3.85 | - 913.G St. N.W. — $L50 Fringed l Y S Couch Covers 1316-1326 7th Street N. W. Tremendous Values in Lustrous FurCollar Coats Sale of $L.95 ce Curtains M R T T T AR T B A TR B U B Mah-Jongg! The Ancient and Honorable Game of the Ancient Chinese Nobles There’s a peculiar fascination about playing Mah- Jongg that appeals strongly today. Perhaps it is the knowledge that Mah-Jongg was old before the Roman Empire was dreamed of—whatever it is most people feel its spell. Give a Mah-Jongg set for Christmas—it will = be appreciated. We have them at all prices—Imported and Domestic. The National Rememberance Shop (Mr. Foster’s Shop) 14th Street Also 1329 Pa. Ave. Open Evenings Until 9 0’Clock & s provid agens HRUP Girls’ $5 Stylish Crepe Dresses g; $ v Maldane to interest is taken in t the f Gre ablo government he pro R e e .High-grade garments, of hig luster black Bolivia and Marvel- tone, fashioned in straightlines, with tie or belted sides, fancy silk stitching, drapes, panels, etc., and with Manchurian wolf or moufflon |3irls’ Gingham collars. All sizes 16 to 46 and extra DRESSES sizes to 53. ; : Just Received 100 More Full Lined $12.95 to $19.95 Coats Q-2 D i ministes man 1 the p All-Wool Serge ) AN iorsiongs MR % ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER, INC. &R G R A w4 l —————— Washington’s |—— P “10% GENUINE VICTROLAS E Nothing But WE WANT YOU TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER THE EX- TRAORDINARY SERVICE which we offer—think of the features we offer besides selection from the largest assortments in Washington. DON’T WAIT ANOTHER DAY—If you put of —YOU MIGHT BE DISAP- POINTED. THERE IS ALWAYS A SHORTAGE OF VICTROLAS " NO INITIAL PAYMENT NO Nothing to Pay ’til February 1st, 1924 Parchase the few records, which you must have, anyway, and WE WILL DE- No. 215 LIVER IMMEDIATELY OR WHEN THE ~ “‘m L NT IS DESIRED. T 7 L L T OB O A R URT $6.98 to $9.98 Girls’ RAIN CAPES o s s St | | COATS Rubberized sateen, in_rei plaid backe Al sides 6 o qualities than we had. Nport stripes, All sizes 16 1o 46. F $3.75 .....$3.15/85.50 Wagon ..$4.55 $3.50 Wagon ..$2.95|$6.50 Wagon . .$5.85 These are the Genuine Kiddie Kars with Rubber Cashion Tires Friction Fire Apparatus.$1.79 Hook and Ladder and Fire Engine. All Kinds of Games, 25¢ to $1.25 For boys and girls. FEach in box. Pewter Dishes . . .29c to 79c Complete sets. Each in_box. Rubber-Tired Pedicycles, $3.39 Regularly $3.98. With handle bars. Large Oak Rockers . ..$1.39 Finely finished. Regularly $1.98 Complete Tool Chest . . . .79¢ ¥or small boys. Many useful tools. T T T B A T FLASH.- LIGHTS (Genuine) SKATES Ball Bearing 85 $ T Watches 65¢ The Ideal Gift Genuine & for Every One Guaranteed Rubber Tired Velocipedes $4.50 A Complete Line of Women's Bath Robe Lawrence and Bea- con Blanket cloths, well made, full cut and ribbon and cord trim- med. All sizes to 44. 3 . 5, $4.50 Tapestry HoanERes” S349 00x108 _inches, with fringe, in green, o et "red and grten of good fuality, and ready to hang. 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Choice of the bettht grade Women's Felt Leath e and Heel Jullet Slippers, cigh eres ind Hesl Jnlle ppe: bt different ~ Comfort Slippers ‘) 2 Notwhere else in the city can you get this guarantee—IT IS ORIGI- NAL AND EXLUSIVE WITH ANSELL, BISHOP AND TUR- NER, INC. b Remnants of 25c Cretonne, 15¢ Light or dark grounds; 34 and 36 inches widel Boral or bird effect pat- terns. Eleotric, $290 An ornate and deco- Tative ceasele medel TS S R RO B Washington's Leading Victor Shop SELL BISHOP. TURNE 1221 F ST.NW. Yard-Wide Cretonne, 25¢ ight inted fast The customers were clated Saturday at these i wonderful values. New 32-Inch 29¢ Dress model coats and two pairs of full-cut, lined GINGHAM . Entirely new colorings, finely woven, in blended Dants, in a wonderful |19¢ Yd~Wide Curtain| a v colorings, fcly woven, a i assortment of colors and m,y:rd. of 24-Inch s sg BIRDEYE l % patterns, are offered at this ve: low price. Each bundle contalns 10 yards, in lengths of 3 or 4 pleces. 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