Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 11

SPa. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1925. *® e amendments’ is to remove the reported mysterious message receiv- | BAR GROUP GIVEN | [rommmarr eresexen vo couwr or apeeacs DIVORCE OF LEAGUE ok i 1LOST GREEK DANGER e i S S O s Neame et B of Natlons, as a body, and to con IS FOUND IN HOTEL Ic, iness’ probabis preventing he: TRIALS NEARING EL{,« de that function directly to he from making herself distinctly un - fi S i ; nations (or governments thereof}, | £ derstood = e i - i i . % i S haiiow Arer LAleTE Yor iy 1) ST Mrs. Pappas’ condition was much | Eleven Horses Being Tested . the future give their adherence to|Stricken After Stroll on Avenue, |Improved this morning, it was stated Shamilaas ons Taat 60Ms . i : the_court. at the hotel, and she probably will “The amendments provide & She Says, Sought Aid in be abie to rewurn to her home in Journey Today - - melhud of lflnunn!‘xhlh; \leesnurlm; e Pittsburgh, Fa., In a few days. By the Assosalad Prese : i i § P 1 natl, 'he final effect ol ear ostelry. . the Amaciated < President of Association y Senator Wadsworth Wants ,f‘é“»"m,',‘.’h..'.e. it ‘adopted, would oy 2 Matins: Gocpa Ordes: BRANDON. Vi.. Octuls be to separate the court from n.x seventh annual 3001 Lauds Life of Late o y e 1 World Tribunal Independent | Leazic o Nations completely and | s, catner make . e . | Calit; Maj. A. Yong at Boston,, First G of v and the ¥ world tribunal independeni of an recian 1 dsrger, f the Arm 1 the ¥ Chief Justice. 5 ey o o of All Political INfUENCES. | patitival or temi-moliticat ody. eirhef| from the Franklin Square Hotel, | Leul. C. J. Lohmilier at Quantico | yent of Agricutture Col. J. T. Myers at San Diego. | ride fostered s in the elections of its members ori Fourteenth and K streets, several |And Secord Lieuts. J. B. Weaver at|ahe an the devel for its financial maintenance davs after she had appeared as Newport, R. L: H. R. Huff at Charles- | jeeds of horses By the Associated —_— witness in a white slave cha ., and C. H. Knight and J.|which are Against James Sparron. who was ac 3 ISl s ROCHLE N. Y. October 23 BUYS! CLUB RECE'VES altted Sab Aol ative s netote] Stuart at Parris Island. S. C., have | gopvics drew 1o 3 1 ¥ g 2 3 N k Separation of the World t';{vvr £ Pennsylvania avenue and Third street, | been ordered to duty with Marine | Jast of the five el W § ) S8 F 4 od i the League of Nations and makinz Sesterday. Affethcon: P e e e, | W e A e e SN GIFT OF EQUIPMENT |8ttt s e s o | " 25 iae s same | R0 0,500 istrict Bar m. -8 3 § CHE g Independent of any political or semi- | in the Franklin Square Sunday after- e sy oy ol political body, either in the election | noon becanse of an attack of depres. | [?rred from lnrl\mr-mh . N. H. to sl las of its members or for its financial £ slon, thinking a stroll in the open; Philadel Maj. W. Headley),- Snowdiell alsgin maintenance is advocated Motor Mechanics' Course Made|wouid benefit her. She finally |from Hingham. Mass., to Ports. | most of i b ("1mrv n to Bensa United States Senator James W . reached ‘the Vendome. where she |mouth, N. F.: Gapt. H. A. Ellaworth | horses star n th ] Wadsworth, Ji-. in a statement given Possible by Donation From | formerly had heen a guest, and visit- | [7om Quant Va.. to Hingham L 3 1 o # S vesterday in which he favors the so- | ed the dining room Mass nd First Lieut. J. B. Neill|,, hen (0e el e thld of Jniize S | @ ; R i 4 |called Pepper plan in preference to Raphael Semmes Suffering, she siid, from nervous | from Pensacola, Fla., to Quantico, they ':'”_M”n valn Smeiipatian ey E R | H [the Harding-llughes reservations exhaustion, Mrs. Pappas was unable S N 5 W hov plan | to partake of food and was 4 Norway a girl must possess a|ners of the Senator Wadswortl's statement. in | Raphael Semmes, local automoblle room, where she was given treatment. | cy ate of her ability as a cook be.|Speed, form or b telowe: 'he com. | merchiant, has announced that he willj She 10ld_of having telephoned the | forc she is allowed to marry. ure in determining tl ving the st Congress the com- | mm:::-“.‘:\ foreign rel. s of the | give to the new Boys' Club complete Senate devoted u great deal of time | equipment for its motor mechanics dl- and study to the World Court pro b - Boosi with the Maraine-Hughes| vition. incititng Cmisfins ‘easioriien reservations. As a member of the|and unassembled, and will provide an | 720_22 24 7lh St. N.W. Justice for a_ position as R E 4 oy 3 . £l | committee 1 took part in the discus-|instructor three nights a week to con-, ant to the Attorney General, 1 $ ¥ S sions, Senator George Wharton Pep- , l 5 i % £ sions, Sena 3 . ot 4 : tor mechanic for | which place he was given the SR 4 H per of Pennsylvania drew up an al- |dUct @ course in motor u honor of chief justice in th Bl G i3 ternative plan for our adherence to |those members of the club who desire est tribunal in the District of Co- | i : | |the World Court. !w enroll lumbia. The speaker dwelled at i ) i . i No one can deny the high abii- | This is the first gift in the campaign | \eneth on the love of justice which ities and learning of Senator Pep-|of the club for a $250,000 building and Axents Ladiea’ Home Jonrnal Fatterns ‘ e Chier distice syt | B8 : y per. The so-called Pepper plan was|oquipment and # two-vear budget. Tt} ———) ane was displaved in his 4 A i e finally reporied favorably 1o the | e iectad that It will be followed by | == eariess opinions while servinz on 4 : Rl |Senate by u majority of the com- | JEXPRIeC LIRY b Narions other fe ie local bench i o % . W] | itiee on foreisn relations. 1 voted | . oriciot | oy’ Club. | t 200 Sh g, 9 oo ] | 7o, e i 3 R T osmg u airs Children’s Shoes portrait of his predec e : (e St because 1 believe it much preferaiie | 4 o = for the court t - of nm nte ¢ ’|m-|‘ Justice Constant! g to the Hardinz-iughes reservatio 'd wherefore of every par} walls of the courtroom. He alkc i — | plan . i ,',.l,.‘.fiy:‘.\fiif'.flf,“i::;',fn“,’,"f 2 B Regular $2.50, Saturday Special 59 on presented to that the vom his birth | education t his career State-wide, the sy was drafted by th Saturday Only Boston Bags ) & Jut it breifly, the Pepper plan in high terms zal atid by R. K. Christenbe 4 ‘,‘,m,,,“ 2 Seriexof very' simple | &1 duates will have sufficient “knowl menis of the Jate chiet Jus POLICEWAN IS FINED. T | R e e e e Justice Charles 1. Robb and Justice | an unwarranted arrest on October 6. 'tha court. The principal plv!nnw‘ ot | work In motor repair rh'-|-= Josiah A, Van Orsdel, who were asso 1y"_ V. W Cunnox Convicted | I ,'I'\ = (l”’l '\” ] 'Iu] '”’IL ]'“ < ciaied with the late chief justice. were present on the bench. Among the | of Being Intoxicated. audience were Chief Justice M and his associates on the hench shoes with heavy extension <oles - or cuaranteed to outwear the top. Children’s Shoes Worth 81/ to 2 Sizes §2:50 - . TR e S ' = ATURDAY GRAVE OF UNKNOWN |;7: 5 fhmiess s e : s $1'59 e District Supreme Court, a numb: { was convicted on es of Intoxica Iawyacs and reltives of ihaldne: | tion and failure to report to his sta The portrait rikinz likeness | tion and fined $100 by the Police of Justice Smy the werk of | Board, Williim Wahly, presiding. a Washing. | terday. The ges against Connor {were made hy . Fred M. Corn N precinct [ | | DECLARED NEGLECTED}P idcace. e chatses were brousit | ; ; Women’s High Shoes $5.00 Infants’ Brushed _— Black and tan kid lace shoes, military E—————————— heels. All sizes. Sweater Sets $3 98 Attention of War Secretary Called | 5 colore closels to Alleged Conditions at | R S A ul ILE USED—BUT NOT ABUSED 35 00 Women s Blanket Arlington. Charge Accounts | == \ Robes = | incited; Satisfactory | _ \z 125 Fur Collar and Cuff ‘ , $3 9 A complain calling attention o ¢ Terms Arranged ' Dehvers moes gt ) DIAMONDS Advertised | $ 75 | _""""" Bf"?fef = ANty w F whllyy B e \\ . \/ omen’s Iannelelle styles, majo A great sale of living room and bedroom furniture of itk \ fir cults =nc Collses quality at the lowest prices ever quoted here. Everything i I* 85 $30.00 and $35.00 madel e e T g Levy Bargain Basement department at 735 7th St. N.W. / enied Wonder!, specifully calls 1o the attention of D g | ¥ | \| leetion the Secretary of War the c nimarked, unguarded and ‘ezieded Terms as Low as $1 a Week condition of the zrave of ‘ $1.50 and $1.89 Babies’ 2 ; ; ! s icating, ighent priced models Dicsics This unit urently protest ' Wondestul Values—the the long existent condl which re- & St oA Fine White Sult in almost daily acts of desecra-| pick of recent quantity Parlor Sui e Ara— Day Bed ‘:;::‘rllllkza' Dy . Extra and Regular Size e C o o e Y| importations. Every stone arlor Suites TN € G o) cere o i, | Silk and Cloth 95 | Wlic—ignorance of the fact that | @ marvel of perfection. Four.piece Parlor Suite for $17.85. cushion. Opens to full size bed. i Dresses |l $1.50 Pure Thread Silk i | I Tediare attendon " J in good condition. Read the prices carefully and bring d AT [ S, : s he unit drew up the foliow - ’,;,I,';i;"fl;.i""i“ e tusgsn o ane [ i ‘ this ad ‘with you. On sale Saturday only in the Phillip . i Cro S $j !; ; 5 ‘ ’1 00 Fa”cy Cuff Gloves known Soldier. tomb is the national! Available now at prices Bolsered Mo Sold new for $100.00. Exchange herofe dead of th designediitolserve the lcon- Store price, $29.50. Delivered for imple inscription: “The venience of you who will v Soldier of the World War appreciate considerable Chairs simple g Never have you ae —0dd Chairs, some with genuine ma- hogany frame, upholstered for the living room, will he sold for as little as $3.95. Delivered for Davenport Suite —* : i | "'59¢ Children's Sport Hose Spanish Leather 3-piece Ted-Day- ! gl enport Suite will be sold for only | Regularly $5.75 to $7.98 | ani wrcineat ot coor con c $1950. Delivered for Misses” and Women's Newest I Fie: Dresses of ool n i cry | $1.50 Men’s Union Suits Bed Davenport —, 2 Sh ol B , $1 - savings as the reward of your courtesy in lessening —by making selection now —the pre-holiday rush. and to protect it from | thoushtless and deliberate dese- | SHIPPING NEWS Special Offerings Serving Table —, *7'" tered Oak Serving Table, like new, Arrivals .'N:‘:di'irll(l‘n‘! From | | $100 $150 will be sold for $9.85. Delivered B i el Gate-Leg Tables " and Cane, Long Kroehler Bed ees n 3 Davenport, in blue velour. Worth S =iz RentecCiausliv s $125.00, Our price only $19.50. / Delivered for........ i ——— Women’s Winter Underwear 08 st i R, Harris & Co. any-finish Gatedes Table on sale TODAY tor $9.85. Delivered for acmelloz) 7th & D DUE ToMORKOW ig velers and Diamond Merchants —Guarn- Naniek Dot jor More Than Half a Century | Coal Ranges teed Coal Antaern: O ; ik i Ranges, as good as new, will be Berensaria Southanipton’ Oct old for only $20.50. Delivered for DUE SUNDAY Living Room Suite Wonderful variety in —Large Tapestry, 3-piece Suite, with ntm pillows. Cost originall. i : these u | ) $5y. g $200.00. Exchange Store - price ‘ p to Boys’ and Girls i R RS L LA S8 NI o ' Union Suits 2 1 nit ribbe uite. ~cr Davenport Suite . —Blue and Gold Velour Over- 4 \ Tomorrow it Colored Bedspreads stuffed Davenport Suite, as good as new, will go for the sacrifice 5 20x105 Seamlers 65 Crankial | Bedeproads. 1 price of $149.00. Each piece de- Satins pink: Dlue AR £01q iripee livered for. 1 Velvets eru grounds. Note ex Velour tra Tength x};m.r v,v s k g —Large Oak Felts : $5.50 Part-Wool Blankets Dresser —:7=c otk - Brocades ; 5 i Blankets, in pink. biue. mirror, now only $8.50. Delivered Blankete, in pink. b, Tuscania Calamares TR , Davenport Suite 2. thia” : Leather Bed-Davenport Suite, in excellent condition, will go at the sacrifice price of $34.35. Delivered New, interesti styles in all the new colors. Some with $4.75 Quilted Comforts Sideboards —Ccioniatstste S o ; I doubic bed 53 .98 = —Semi- Dressing Table Dressing Table, in American Wal- nut, for only $12.95. Delivered for Vanity for your dining room may be had X el R for as little as $495. Delivered N border. | . Mothers Bring Your Boys and Girls Here Saturday Dining Tables —* "~ ¢ We'll Outhit Them for Less ing Tables in excellent condition, only $8. $10-00 B°Y5’ Longie Cloth Suits $6 Girls’ Dresses Delivered for s | siionn st ik e 7 1o 16 s Balbriggan, Velvet and Novelty Cloth i . e M —Sliding Couch and ARl Couch —jigms coue Clan Skene—-Cane Town will sold, SO £ MOSKEY'S complete for $11.95. Delivered for SAILING SATURDAY. il Pharmacy l»ruv‘vl.n—‘ow’«'xmm(n —RBed Daven- : 3411 M St, Georgetown || Davenport 7' "o en oak, will be sold for only $17.95. Is a Star Branch e vears. One long and one short knicker Becoming models in = piece coat stle o straigh- $ S Raek asd pants and vests. Pencll stripes and Mo sMaite) Peala ‘ana ac fancy patterns. All colors. novelty trimmed. All sea- Seat will be son's newest shades and sold for only $4.85. Delivered for $6.00 Boys’ Overcoats well made. Sizes 7 to 14 Nice quality cheviot in double- - ’ breasted with convertible collar styles $ $12-50 Girls’ Coats . —0dd ing. Room Nice warm overcoats. Plaid flannel One of the best values | . Al o s i in Town’ attractive coats in Chairs wid K Ol lined. All around belts. Brown and 7 $ velours. polaires and Made for as little as.................0 2 <> Trotinineh ol Goteirbiize 5" 1 i Gity of Benres—Port, Sal : It is one of the 61 —Wal- S ! Branches located at con- | Bedroom outfit s < 3 ¢ 3 venient points about Dresser, with Good Size Mirror, i ; Walnut Chiffonier with Six Draw. Washington and its su- ers. " Double Walnut-finish _Bed, burbs—_where Classified Guaranteed Spring, 50-Ib. Mattress il and two All-feather Pillows. All adsiforhe Sthmavibe 1 brand-new outfit, for only $79.50. left with assurance of | Delivered: 40r; .. . ---.-5:- / . ! $2.50 Boys’ Juvenile Suits " prompt publication. | Tweeds. flannels and cordu- $3.00 Girls’ Hats Wllllfll\l\mllullllv— No extra fees—only |j| \ rors. Button-on stsle of pants s 1 Hundreds of jsmart Hata HH'-H—H—*HHHH ar: 1o 16 vears. blem and braid trimmed collar tots and bikger girls. Hats The Star prints | 2s e and sleeves. Colors. brown. ln‘: \;‘):m‘. ;—n a:rl prualy D MORE Classified ads k sray and blue. Sizes 3 to 8 anted shapes and every day than all the colors. et B o A i 75c Boys’ Blouses Girls’ Gingham Dresses | S produce results— i | A that's why. 5 [ s . e Hen o or Srses 1 the Si “Around the Corner” is 2 " danie o ;?..T;:‘ ',;,,;,' c prcenamiyic ahan B Star Branch Office i E % - L : Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. a ranc| Sires 7 to 1B ovelty w Phone Lincoln 1431 & Liucoin 7638 = 5 : 5 W2 ‘S:fe Deposx( Boxes $2% aYear the regular rates. B H b and blouses to match. Em- and Bonnets for the little $