Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 43

e e LIPPE-LIPSKI SUIT BOES UNANSWERED Sister Fails to File Reply on| Time to $100,000 Action of Her Sister. ¥y the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December Gertrude Schroeder, wealthy failed 1o answer the v uit of her cess Elaine Von T Lippe-Li harging her L having stolen the page in Czar N The default will of > case and il dram; |CALIFORNIA PLAYERS M'INE STRIKE ORDERED GIVE PROGRAM HERE Point Loma Group Prcsentu Greek Drama and Concert at | President Theater. Katherine Tingley of the Universal | Brotherhood and Theosophical Society jof Point Loma, Calif., last night pre- sented a Christmas entertainment at the President Theater, consisting of two parts, “The Aroma.of Athens,” a Greek of 431 B. C. and a musical Yoga players from the The- Point Loma, to present in osophic: Calif., dramat Dhy ance, "the “unnounce: drama and raise as an educative drama, performed by the | THE EVEN ON EIGHT-HOUR RULING Philadelphia & Reading Company Defied. by District Union Officials. By the Associatrd Press. SHAMOKIN, Pa, December 20.—C. J. Golden, president of District 9, United Mine Workers of America, yesterday sent telegrams to officials of colliery locals having jurisdiction over Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company colllerfes in the Schuylkill- Northumberland district, directing them to call an immediate strike at any operations where an attempt is made to enforce an eight-hour ruling recently issued by the company. According to President Golden the order is directed chiefly against the - |contract miners to compel the day men to work a full eight-hour shift and prevent the night shift workers from entering the mine before 2 o'cloclk in the afternoon. Efforts to put the order in_ effect in the Shamokin districts have re- THURSDAY, Display Main Floor . A Great Pre-Christmas Feature Offering Wonderful Values in Jewelry and Silverware DECEMBER Zhe DALAIS QOYAL - The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. Dlsplay Main Floor - |sulted in’ walkouts at five mines, em- ploves of the Henry Clay and Big ana aving joined In the al numbers. He appeared l,’:"",“(‘_ More than 3,500 men ps of piano compositions by him. which' revealed talent. The 'national council of women re- ed a resolution favoring the ie United States into_the urt of International Jus- peration -of Miss M \; Woodbury holds an oad | She is president of the | pos Iron N cnin Signet Rings, 10-kt. solid gold. Good sized place for engraving Specia’, $4.98. \/ Works of Great |tice and the continued ¢ | this country in world affair: Real Shell Cameo Brooch, in ld-kr sofid whitg gold mounting, i with saiety clasp. Spe { cial, §7.98. q \ Men's Gold Filled Waldemar Watch Chains, in bright . g or green mold Cuff Links, finish: guaranteed solid gold 10 years. Speclal, $4.75. $3.50. Men’s or Boys' Elgin Watch; guar- anteed gold filled case. Spe- cial, $10.98. Remember '~ WE PAY DAILY BALANCES interest on checking accounts 27 on daily balahces — com- 0 pounded monthly. 4% certificates — compounded semiannually. EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. Pearl Bead Necklaces, manufactured, indestruct- ible, graduated, in satin- lined case; guaranteed not to peel, crack or break. Special, $1.50. Earrings, values to $3.98, in- Baby Locket, witii cluding showers in all colors chain, 10-kt. solid and pearl or jet, hoops and ;4"”- L "O““‘ll or novelties with green gold set- s \,,“pf,,cl"',:; tings. Special lot at $1.98. io! Speclll $2.98. FEAR MUNICH UPRISING. Berlin Officials Stirred by of National So By the As BERLIN Real Cameo Finger Ring, in 10-karat solid gold mounting. Spe- cial, $4.98. Sterling Silves Powder Pn\c E i des ign, without chain, to be carried in' hand purse. Fitted powder and mir Special, $3.59. interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. b Report i . alist Plot !)ormr Powder DBoxes, some with tassel. all w chain and finger r have mirror and Special, $1.00. Fillkwik Cigarette Cases, as- sorted designs; can be filled in a new way that is quick and satisfactory. Are gold lined Special, $2.69. Silver-plated Pic Bakers, plain randles and feet, pierced design real Pyrex glass dish. Special, interest on special savings e Tnit wied que Chub project ¢ Silver-plated Water Pitch- ers, plain or hammered pat= terns; Shei- field reproduc- tion; war- ranted ten vears. Spe= cial, $8.98. Well Turkey Platter; 20-inch; guar- anteed Sheffield reproduction; plain pattern with plain feet. Special, $10.98. and Tree Meat or Coin Hoiders, silver-plated and place for three sizes of coins Special, $4.98. rames. in oval or square in antique gold or .~|l crafinish. Sizes up to $x10 amtl Zx11. At $1.00. 26-piece Chest of silver- plated flat ware, guaran- teed for 5 years, ina plain, pretty pattern, set con- sists of 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 knives, 6 forks, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar shell. Special, £4.50. Pearl Bead Long Chains Manufactured; a rich color French filled pearl bead in 60-inch length chain that is guaranteed against perspira- tion. In satin-lined case. Special, $1.25 Cut Amber Bead Chain 50-inch; a clear light color so much in demand and so scarce. Special, $2.98 Framed Pictures In antique gold, blue or green finish frames, popular subjects; also wall mirrors, 4x16 inches; good mirror. Special, $1.00 Child’s Sterling Silver Set Consisting of drinking cup, napkin ring, knife, fork and spoon in satin-lined case. Special, $8.50 Silver-plated Can dle- sticks—with holes drilled in them so that they can height, be wired for electricity. hm«lh “v"'hrrvr a,Ind & s porcelain $498 a pair. cup. Special, $1.19, Syrup Pitcher and Tray. silver plated: guaranteed 10 years. Special, $3.98. Dolls of Every Description on the Second Floor © Teddy T Bears Have voice; 20- | inch size; brown only. I Can Walk I Can Talk Dolls Stand 26 inches high. Have gingham rompers, a baby | bonnet, patent | leather slippers, | says “Mama” plainly and can walk. Special $4.98 Character or | Baby Dolls Regular $2.98 | walue. | Special $1.98 | Doll Dishes Have six cups. six saucers, teapot, sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Special, 45¢ Polychrome Mirrors for Ha]l Dining, Living and Bed Rooms —in an Artistic Variety of Designs Frames are full antique burnished gold striped, with polychrome tops. Mirrors, commercial quality French plate. harmonize with other surroundings. Also a mahogany-finished frame. designs. Kid Bodv mchcs jointed, y curls, and v that go to sleep. They are the regular $3.98 values, { and have mnot the chemise on them. full Special $1.98 Special $1.98 Distinctive styles that will Special Gift seekers we feel sure will be greatly pleased with these uncommon CLUB PLAYER Only a few left now— don’t delay—act quick or you will be too late. Call Tonight or Tomorrow—Have Your Piano Christmas Eve Qur Delivery is rushed to the limit. If you hirry we be-able to deliver your puno for Christmas, Saturday last day. Cal tomight oyithlnnorrvw and secure your instrument. Polychrome Hall Glass, burnished striped gold frame, plate glass, size P r— Polschrome Hall Glass, very attractive desi ate glass, O T R o 17%4%26%5. At $10.95 At $6.50 Smoking Stand, of hardwood, dull mahogany finish, with glass. At $1.00. Three-piece Child’s Set, 1 table with two chairs, made of hardwood. At $1.98. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Polychrome Hall Mirror, with antique burnished gold striped frame. Size 13x26%5. At $5.75 Birchwood, mahogany Hall Glass; size; 15x26%;. At $3.00 Polychrome Mir- ror, very neat de- sign. Plate glass size, 1474x21%;. At $5.00 Polychrome Hall Glass. - Size 11%4x 21%. At $3.75