Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 36

SAYS MILLION WAIT PASSPORTS TOU.S. Representative Johnson Tells, of Conditions in Great Nations of Europe. Car Jumps Embankment at Hous- DRY TREATIES MADE WITH FOUR COUNTRIES 3enate Ratifies Pacts With Pan- ama, olland, ren and Last Drop Gone After Raid on l 1 Palo Alto Stock 1f the shades of the founders and early proprietors of Bladen- burg's famous old Palo ‘Aito House could have looked down on urday evening they would vept, crying that things s they used to be at a o ru n, town urday night con drop of liquor in the place, 39 gal- lon: in all, ) ed by Constable a raiding party, by Justice of the Herbert J. Moffat of Hyatts- Palo Alto House, erected In s of Revolu- fed ale there, ington stopped inn across the st But they arec gone, and with them, thelr spirits, AUTO DRIVER HURT ton Speedway. December 15.—“Wild | automobile | Need Any Coal? Call Frklin. 7626 W. A. Egg ... .SI475 W. A. Stovi $15.50 W. A. Nut. .. §15.25 W. A. Pea.. ...SI1L25 | Fairmont Lump $8.75 New River Lump, $10.50 hall Thomas, col- | Large Coke .. .. susn i Small Coke B.J. WERNER 923 New York Ave. 1937 5th St. N.E. Can’t Stop Joint-Ease but please s for sufm, whether rheumatic ous sale for that izgists everywhere. nt-Ease gets i The Most Varied and Largest Stock of Choice Grand Pianos Ever Shewn on One Floor Can Now Be Seen at ' Worch’s Piano Warerooms An Enviable List to Make Your Selection From A.B. Chase, Est, 1875 Henry F. Miller, Est. 1863 Lindeman & Son, Est. 1863 Kranich & Bach, Est. 1864 Emerson, Est. 1849 Lyon & Healy, Est. 1864 Est. 1875 Est. 1855 Est. 1890 Est. 1890 Est. 1856 Est. 1845 Christman, Ludwig, Bush & Lane, Bradbury, Haines, As direct factory representatives we can offer you a substantial saving on instruments that are fully guaranteed and of the highest reputation. No matter how scarce or how high priced Pianos may be elsewhere, you will find our special prices the very utmost in value giving. Open Evenings Until Christmas HugoWorch Est. 1879 Di MO G srren: £2z:5 PIANOS 58t ceats gc Peoples Drug ||| Advertise f | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924 Gifts Easfly Chosen for Men Silk Neckties, $1.50 Hundreds of Christmas Ties, in spark- ling new colors and combinations. All of pure silk. A collection of such wide variety that selection becomes simply a matter of individual preference. Our label is your assurance of quality. Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Pajamas, $4 College striped pajamas, with or without collars, in new, very attractive wide striped colors on white. Full cut, roomy and comfortable. Silk Shirts, $7.50 An exceptional value in silk shirts, eithér striped, as sketched, or in plain colors. The colors are guaranteed ab- solutely fast. A gift that any man will like. Men’s Furnishings Section, First floor. Belts, $1.50 The wide harness leather belts, in black or tan, that are now so popular with younger men. Collars, $2.25 Doz. A gift for husband, brother or son. Find out his size and favorite style; we have 1t Soft Collars, $4 and $6 Doz. Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Slippers, $5.50 Romeo tan and black kid slippers, full kid lined. very soft and comfortable. Faust slippers of tan calf leather, a style prefered by older men because of its comfort. Men’s Shoe Section, Second floor Cigar Humidors $11.50 Of genuine mahogany, with nickel-silver plate for en- graving initials, lined with orcelain; pad for moisten- ing at bottom. Initials en- graved without extra charge. Smokers’ Section, First floor Kit Bags, $47.50 Big, roomy kit bags that will appeal to any man. They have three pockets, double leather handle and half straps. Traveling Goeods Sectiom, First floor. Fitted Cases, $35 Fitted traveling cases, similar to illustration, of pin morocco leather, with 11 convenient fit- tings. A splendid gift for the man who travels. Leather Goods Section, First floor For Golfers Golf Bags of solid leather, hooded, with locked pock- et, name_space, rawhide bottom. Exceptional val- ue, $23. 6 Silver King Golf Balls, $6. Known to every golfer. Imponed Drivers or Bras- sies, with bamboo shafts. $10. Sporting Gooda Seetion, Second Soor Men’s Silk Umbrellas, $12 These umbrellas are all pure silk, with selected wood or cléar-horn handles. Those with wood handles are silver trimmed. Full 28-inch spread. Umbrella Section, Firwt floor o T s 5 i Ombre Blanket Robes, 515 Made of finest imported ombre (shaded) blankets, in plaid, fig- ured and checked effects, with silk Rayon Dressing Gowns, $18 Beautiful brocaded effects with faille shawl collar; the cuffs and pockets also trimmed with faille. Silk cords. cords, 2 pockets silk braided and corded. A variety of beautiful “-'I“r.\. Japanese Quilted Dressing Gowns, $18 Of pure Japanese silk, hand- quilted in Japan; with large shawl collar. The pockets and cuffs lined with contrasting colored silk. Men's Clothes Section, Second flocr Gifts From the English Shop If you desire a particularly smart and exclusive gift for a man, visit the English Shop. Here yon will Coat Sweaters, $15 to $30 Slip-on Sweaters, $7.50 to $25 Silk Reefers, $8 to $22.50 Wool Reefers, $6 to $7.50 Silk Cravats, $2 to $4 Wool Socks, $2 to $3.50 Wool Golf Hose, $4 to $8.50 Walking Sticks, $5 to $20 find the latest smart articles of dress from England and the con- tinent. Silk Handkerchiefs, $2 to $6.50 Sports Silk Belts, $3.50 Suspenders, $1.50 to $7.50 Broadcloth Shirts, $6 Leather Coats, $12.50 to $30 Lambskin Gloves, $5 and $6 Golf Hose Garters, 50c Cashmere Caps, $3 and $4 The English Shop, Second floor Furniture for His Leisure Hours Smoking Cabinet of imitation mahogany, with two ash trays, cigar rests and cigar lighter, $18.50, Comfortable Coxwell Chair, $65 For cozy comfort, this is a gift any It has loose sprin cushion and spring back, assurance utmost ease. Covered in a combination man will enjoy. of velour and mohair. Other Chairs, $45 to $175 Governor Winthrop Desks, $135 A fine Governor Winthrop Desk in rich red mahogany is a splendid gift. These desks are of excellent construc- tion and handsome interior and exterior finish. Furniture Section, Sixth floer End Table, of solid mahogany with shelf to hold books and papers, $17.50. 4 Footstool that will provide real comfort. Choice of covers, $7. filnjgfimarh & ondhrop Christmas Store - See Our Other Advertisemets, Pages 34, 35 and 40. Wool Sweaters, $10 Imported sweaters of fine, light-weight wool, in gray with white, mixed tan \\xth brown, and gray-blue with tan —all beautiful light shades. Men’s Furnishings Section, Golf Hose, $5 and $9 In some of the finest wools obtainable from Scotland; the bright, smart patterns that men are wearing now; and a gift that will please any golfer. Mea's Furnishings Scetion, First floor Wool Socks, 6 Prs., $6 Pure wool; wa weight; new colo terns. Silk Socks, 6 Pairs, $6 Tine quality, silk ; pure dyed, with n rtitical weight added. Imported Lisle Socks 6 Pairs, $4.50 Men's Furnishinzs Section. Tiest floor Wool Gloves, $1.50 Scotch wool gloves, seam- less and comfortable, in plain colors or smart fancy designs, as sketched. Some have clasps and are leather trimmed. Wen’s Furnishings Seetion, First flocr. Dunbhill Pipes, $10 The famous English pipe, in bruyere or shell briar, fitted with loose aluminum tube, easily cleanable. An ideal gift for the man who smokes a pipe. Smokers’ Section, First flcor Smoking Stands $1.75 to $40 Of mahogany finished woods and attractively finished metals, in colors or grained patterns; some with reading lamp attachments. Smokerw’ Section, First floor