Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1924, Page 10

ER 24, 1924. ’ 5 e ik THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVE CRAMTON-STERLING —WEBSTER. How To Torture Your Wife. LE, D\O YOU HEAR ANYTHING ggwk.—ernw'». ToOAY ABOUT THAT |\ SAY, 't 'smzp‘z‘gso A 7:2' Z S BLAKW'sS DivoRcE ADGE ! YOoU' RE GETTI ERCF en 2";285AlzsmeoaomooP BL IS PROTESTED | Association of Druggists Scores Proposal for Sepa- rate Prohibition Bureau. How VT CAME CuT The National Association of 'Retail Druggists_has protested against the Cramton-Sterling bill, which would establish a separate prohibition bu- reau in the Treasury Department The protest charges that the prohibi- tion commissioner ha. persistently shown an utter disregard of his ob- lgations to the public and legitimate 5 3 business in so far as the permissive features of the law were concerned.” See Restraining Hand Removed. “Enactment of the proposed legi \ lation,” said the protest. “would move “the restraining hand of t commissioner of internal revenue from the enforcement unit and would have “the legitimate trades completely every holder o handle no! announced that it | sent to every member of the S which has vet to cc brief, stating that the prohibi- @tion unit fulfilled its obligations to the public and legitimate busiress in relation to the permissive features” of the enforcement law, the organiza- tion would have no objection to the bil” | Opposition Unalter; he restrictions and cf now imposed on firms withdra beverage alcoholic produc mits, ho r, have led i statement, to declare its “unalterable | opposition” to the measure nding | to increase such governmental con- trol. OBSERVED AT MONASTERY | Ceremonial of Feast of St. John of the Cross. With the richest ceremonial in the lturgy of the church, the feast of St John of the Cross, co-founder of the Order of Barefooted Carmelltes, was solemnly observed this morning at the monastery of the Barefooted Carmelites, 160 Rhode Island avenue northeast. Solemn high mass w. at 10 o'clock by Re: of the Cross, with Rev. J. han of St. Matthew’'s Church coP 192475 Y worLD) con, and Rev. Frank M. W. Schnee- | '\\ GJ:S,OII';’(WHI' lor]l}h["] Church r;! Our | o SEL RESIGNS Lady erpetual He | vszev. Edward L. Bucke : rfWAN S COUN = t : o | | No Explanation Given for Action | Leads School Attendance. Special Dispateh to The Star HYATTSVIL] With a percen grade pupils of ) Hyattsville eleme: in Murder Case Retrial. After conducting the defense for| f Ziang Sung Wan, Chinese granted by the United States Supreme Court-a new des | trial of a murder charge because of alleged third degree methods of the ice, Attorney James A. O'Shea ap- today before Chief Justice 95.5; seventh, Mis: 5 y in Criminal Division 2 and Miss Brett, 95; sev . Miss C i v his appearance as counsel 95; second, R ird, ) r the ner. Gudger, 94 Wan was convicted in 1920 of the 94.1; fourth, murder of Ben Sen Wu, an under-| Bradley, 94: third, arrell, secretary of the Chinese Educational second, Miss Youngblood, 93.5 Mission. His conviction and death jaamsiie S | sentence were affirmed by the | of Appeals. hut Attorney O'Sh cured a review by the United ates | Supreme Court, which granted a new | Mr. O'Shea declined to discuss ns for his withdrawal from tendance In Octobe ranked in this ord Ve . teacher, ifth, Miss | polic , 968; fifth, s The largest dog at London's bench show last October was a St. Bernard weighing 187 pounds, and t was a Papilion that tipped the sc at 235 pounds. Mail This Coupon Please mail your Gift-Book. Address .eyomssnnrnrnnncennn ) .. . CASE? 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Wopdward & Lnghiop T he Christmas Store < o See Our Other Advertisements, Pages 11 and 20. Sale-350 Small Oriental Rugs At Special Low Prices Every rug in this sale is an exceptional value and represents a worth-while saving, as reductions have been made from our already low prices. In the collection are washed rugs in beautiful mellow color combinations, woven of silk-like fiber yarns, Moussouls, average 3.6x6, $46.75 Hamadans, average 3.6x5.6, $53.75 Hamadans, average 3x5, $57.50 Mbussouls, Average 2.6x5, $38.75 and many others that are just as they came from the Orient, in the brighter colorings and extremely desirable for use where the hardest service will be given them. These rugs will become more mellow in coloring from use as well as from time. Lillihans, average 3.6x5.6, $68.50 Lillihans, average 4x7, $87.50 Sarouks, average 4x7, $167.50 Unwashed Rugs, average 4x6.6, $43.75 Carpet Size Oriental Rugs Low Priced Beautiful Rugs, Average 9x12, $185 Fine Rugs, 7x11 to 9x12, $195 to $365 Chinese Rugs Exceptionally Low Priced Distinctive high-grade Chinese rugs of very choice quality, in beautiful blues, rose, taupe, sand, gold, Average size, 2.6x5, $47.50 6x9, $147.50 to $165 8x10, $245 to $295 Orlental Rug Section, Sixth floor. 9x15, $495 New Curtains Make Your Home Ready for Thanksgiving You could hardly select a better curtain than these Swiss Point Duchess or Point Venice designs. They are always decorative and always popular—not a pass- ing whim. Of fine quality materials and workmanship and in the newest designs. 224, 3 and 3% yard lengths. $7.50 to $10 to $27.50 pair. For those ,who desire a touch of color, we offer the beautiful colored Rayon Marquisette Net Curtains in solid colors. Fringed bottom, $10 and $12.50 pair. Hemstitched border, $6 and $7.50 pair. Plain and self- figured in jade, helio, gold, rose, blue and natural. Handsome Plain Marquisette Curtains with real filet lace at bottom are new and rich in appearance; used singly or in pairs. Special, $9 to $20 pair. Curtain Sectlon, Fifth floor. Rich Kapock Drapery Fabrics Beautiful, lustrous fabrics that will not fade from ex- posure to sun or from washing, shown in exquisite shades of most any hues that may be desired. Plain and self toned figures. +$2.75 to $4.50 yard. Other Rayon (artificial silk) Fabrics for draperies, 45 to 50 inches wide. $1.50 to $5 yard. Rayon Marquisette Nets in solid changeable colors. A most excellent quality, 45 inches wide. $1.25 yard. Curtain and Drapery Sectlon, Fifth floor. Chests of 1847 Rogers Silver for Thanksgiving i —y 26 Pieces $31.80, $32.10 Choice of three differ- ent, attractive patterns to grace the Thanks- giving table. Dessert size, 26 pieces, $31.80. Dinner size, $32.10. 32-piece set, in mahog- any case, $42.50. SO-piece set, in silk lined leatherette case, $67.50. Mahogany case of 86 pleces, three patterns,’$155. Knives have stainless steel blades. 26-piece Utility Tray Sets, $32.80. Six teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 forks, 6 jnives, sugar shell and butter knife. Silverware #ction, First oor. : . Average size, 3x6, $58.50 9x12, $275 to $365 lavender, copper and gray—many new pieces just received. Average size, 4x7, $75 to $90 10x14, $495 Daintily Decorated Tea Sets, $10 to $60 For Thanksgiving, for Christmas, for the many other social affairs of the season, you will be inter- ested in our charming collection of tea sets. A Special Value Tea Set, $13.95. Imported, white and gold design, hand decorated, and an attractive shape. 23 pieces—teapot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, 6 plates, 6 tea cups and saucers. Gold Incrusted Glasses Set of 6, Special $6 An extremely low price for fine gold-decorated glass of this quality. Crystal Glass, a dainty etched design, with gold incrusted band. Goblets, High and Low Footed Sherbet Glasses. Set of 6 pieces, $6. Glassware and China Sections, Fifth floor. Sale--Universal Aluminum Turkey Roasters, $3.65 g $4.65 $5.65 Prepare your Thanksgiving turkey in a Universal Double Roaster and all will enjoy it. Much less.than regular prices. Housewares Sectién, ¥ifth' oor.