Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 14

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 192f° . THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, There was mo charge placed against| RITES FOR K. OF C. OFFICIAL. Peavy, who has been working here. | oy B OR TR B BT RS NAVAL BUDGET SLASH|8 FANATICS TAKEN TAYLOR'S VALET HELD. IN PHILIPPINE TOWN |sisin Movic Director's Servant Bl e ot ad0 momhing to it | 74187 RUMOH sTIRs BRlTA|Nl Again Questioned. 10 Los Angeles nolice, This|one of the filteen supreme trustees - 1 ?\ ul" l“lPll 1y lul the [flmlll;z :le of the national order of the Knights ’ g Februnry 1.—Henry [ 294 the morning after the mUrder|of Columbus, who died Wednesday, Papers Raite Cry “Hands Off the|Two of Captlves Believed Leaders, Pe: vho wae valet to Wil. | Was committ will be held here Saturday. All su- = - B lam at the time the motion T Navy" Against Philip ot Colorum—OCoristalbulary Han D Tsylop ativhe tne thoimokin % of the President|Preme officials of the order will at- s I Snowden. Presses Pursuit. 1 services for W. D. Dwyer, AT HIRSH’S—a Timely Sale of Women’s Pumps and Oxfords REDUCTIONS!!! Angeles two years ago, was arrested at the time of |tend the funeral, as will moet of the ‘und held for® questioning yesterday.' death is sixty- years, supremo trustees, LTI LTUL LT LU LU LT LU TG LT LT Pr the Associated Press, LONDON, February 1.—Something ke a “hands off the navy” campaign is running in the newspapers in con- sequence of reports that Philip Snow- den, chancellor of the exchequer, con- By the Ascociated Press. MANILA, February 1.—Eight mem- bers of the religious fanatic move- ment which has resulted in several clashes with constabulary troops in which @ number of both groups were Remodeling $3.95 Sale! The Puritan Fump templates a reduction of £5,000,000 in | killed have been captured insthe the budget estimate of £38,000,000 | town of Gandara. province of Sama Mf"millul for his department by |it was announced in a telegram from Licut. Cal. Am first lord of the!the governor of Samar yesterday. admiralty under Stanley Baldwin. Two of the captives are belleved to An out ist tampering with | be leaders of the Colorum, a religious of the navy fs easily [soclety which has been fostering U movement, who have been much sought by the constabulary in the new ministers province of Surigao, where the expense o his | clashes occurred. Documents relating to the move- ment and to the disturbances in -, |Surigao were found in possession of The Iaborite mews. |the captives, the dispatch sald. ion will not be The Surigao .000. graphed to Manila that the fanati Styles of Today, in All Sizew, AN Shoe Bargains = BT, o Black Leathers. Ever growing in favor with the women—hiere shown in all their stylish beauty of patent and dull leathers. Colonial tongue and buckle, and all size Former price, $5.75. Now... Misses’ Black o, Brown Lace Shoes, rubber heels, English or bnnd ‘toe; 8% in that province had been scattered and that the constabulary was press- more, accord- |Ing the pursuit of the different government |groups. Several men belleved to be onal econo- | leaders lu the movement have been 1 of 1000 tempo raiily employed civil sery SAYS U. S. SPENDS MORE | ; THAN FRANCE FOR WAR| |n:r:l\'|7~(L?§ll>"‘:‘o|d Y&;fi\“\\'ix‘f; s Brown and sizes and widt s from Davao reported t rubber heels. of two boatloads Paris Statement Offers Explana-| e South il [edical ity tion of Figures Involved by " Cllege ves Examined guciiersy 3 Graduste > 7 2 ~3 Tie Exchange Rate. > B Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409410 McLachlen Bldg. 10th and G Bts, N.W. L—An error in| ven out by the foreign Friday, comparing the mili- | 22 mu. u-nu' ll‘u?n o lm;: Boys' Black or Brown Wide-toe Blucher expenditures of France, the hou s Sll rra- O Style; i 8i : 4 i ot o Bt L b TUnited States and at Britain, > to 1313 - $1.98 o alled forth an explanation yester-| n out the figures ma that France’s timated E‘k-i for the vear exceeded| e United States by more | 1 $200.000,000, while l" fact, it is} lay, on the| ' 'to. vhe “dollar, comes in ) cluding Gun Metal, Patent, 'lnn. Black Suede, Brown Suede, Gray Suede, Airedale Suede. All sizes, 2% to8.... Brown Susde Back One-strap Pumps, Tubber ls Shoes for i | Growing Girls en out without | : 5 4 and that the francs| " ¥ the difference Misses change in order to | m exact, Hirsu's SHOE STORES .=, 1026-1028 SEVENTH ST.NW. Match “Upper Seventh Street in Location-—City-wide in Trade” For Your Coughs «> Colds The Reason Is ocar pliable eewn leather one-piece leather inner soles, over.weight leather counter Scout Shoes for Men o et s old, special hot and in- while aiding V) %:ldren': Rubb;nli :;ze; 8% to 11. sses’ Heavy Rolled-edge Rubbers, say ALASCO w3, P o et like ALASKA // Ladies’ Rubbers, sizes 23 to 8 Men’s Storm Rubbers, sizes 6 to 11 5 Men's Quality Storm Rubbers, sizes 6 to ll Men’s Rolled-edge Heavy-sole Rubbers.. 1 s 7 1 Talding | @ moonshine sti el moun- tain. near L . about thirty-five rom Greensville. The identity | man who did the shooting is | Slzes 2% to IIl||II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIl_ $2.98 Your Very Best Opportunity Here it is—with the unrestricted choice of every Mode Suit, Overcoat and Top Coat. No matter what the former price has been—NOW $2 9.75 The highest type of Clothing— offered at the deepest reduction. \ a Handsome & Young Man’s ' or Student’s SUIT Values Up to $30.00 Here is an attractive offer, which includes all-wool, tweed and cash- meres, in the popular shades of gray, brown and tan. Sizes 33 to 40. Your boy will be proud to “step out” in onec of these good-looking suits” The Bacon to Garnish Must Be Good Bacon NE could scarcely expect to better the flavor of a favorite dish with an inferior product—yet many women buy bacon pretty much as they buy needles and, pins—just ask for “bacon” and that’s all. We shall have to charge for alterations—because oi the ridiculously low price. Final Cut Shirts $1.75 to $2.50 Percale, Etc. $1.15 3 for $3.00 $3 and $3.50 Madras and Fiber Stripes * $1.59 3 for $4.50 $4, $4.50 and $5 Fiber Silk and Imported English Broadcloths $2.39 3 for $7.00 $8, $9 and $10 Silks $5.95 3 for $16.50 Final Cut Neckwear Genuine quaBty bacon has a flavorousness that has been the delight to .chefs and housewives throughout the centuries—and in AUTH’S Bacon this richness is retained to the fullest degree. The sugar-curing and smoking over slow-burning hickory gives it a flavor all it’s own—makes AUTH'S distinctly different! Get it from your grocer or at our market stands already sliced and put up in half- pound wrappers bearing the Auth trade- mark to insure your gettiig what you ask for. $1 and $1.50 Cut Silks 59¢ 3 for $1.50 $2 and $2.50 Cut Silks $1.19 3 for $3.00 We're closing out this stock of all- wool two-pants suits, in sizes 8 to 17, and therefore make this special price. 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