Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 24

24 THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U., FRIDXY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925. S“NNES’ DAUGHTER GOLD COINS HONOR KING.|SEVEN COAST GUARD MEN|chity fil,°y Toar AMRUSLY, &|sem, w5, menthsy meny nteror;| PADEREWSKI INJURED; | st o, sera om, i, mar | o e e S Washington. Clayton A. Kearns, boatswain's mate nounced cancellation of this engage- . | 1ssue in Italy Commemorates 25th| SENTENCED IN RUM CASE | ™i™"vefame known here vesterday |on the 247, three months. CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS | ment. o ChsianlSen —_— that Admiral Billard approved the ——— ——— — . e Anniversary of Reign. findings and. sentences of the court- g i ini [ o O e _Goia | ATe Given Terms Ranging From |marcial proceedings aboard the cut.| New Shrine Being Visited. | pionist splits Finger During Re-| STORM SWEEPS SICILY. By John V. Dittemore = BOME,_Novembers, ol A0 =30 Three Months to a Year ter_Yarmacrow here October 2 last. At Zankatsi, Hungary, there has ey . okl coins of the denomination of 100 ’l‘lrx‘; 0l Four of the men, now in jail here, | been so much interest in the reports cital in‘ ew York—Canno! Pal Fesls Oycls 1 Editer "Q:“ ristian | commemorative of the twenty-fif(} in Florida Jail. who will serve a year each are: Wil.t 5" L0 > oot o Play for Some Time. alermo els _Cyclone—8evera Selen tchman anniversary of the reign of King Vic- llam C. Lambdin, chief boatswain’s|of visions seen by two school girls Persons Burt in High Wind Saturday Evening, Nov. 28 tor Emanuel, will be plfced in cireu- | by the Associated Press mate; Hulan J. Farzer, boatswain's|that pilgrims are going there from |p. ino Associated Pross. 2 At 8 O'Cloc) Fortunes of German Family! lation in a few davs. "The die was 46~ | “opANpA, Fla., November 27.—Keven | mate; Carter Krahnert, motor machin-| many miles around. The girls main.| SPRINGFIELD, Mass.. November| PALERMO, Siofly, November 21 5 E i signed by the sculptor Aurelio Mis- 'rs of the United States Coast|lst’s mate, and louis L. Ford, motor | tain that they have seen a vision of {27 _Ignace Jan Paderewski, planist,|(#).—A violent cyclonic storm swept n Emerson Hall of 4 truzzi 2 > found guilty of transferring a | machinist’s mate. All were of the|the Virgin twice at different places in | spiit a finger on his right hand during | ¢hie on of Slcily during the night All Soul’s Unitarian Church Still on Down Grade. : 20 of liquor valued at $36,000 | cutter No. 296. the locality, and H. Koever, owner |the performance of his program at the secti . Tattines) va WG Mires and the King, in high r seized Honduran steamer and| The other three, in the custody of | of the fleld where one of the visions |New York recital Wednesday after-|interrupting railway and steamship Corner of Harvard Hugo's Debts: Huge "['m:” o 4'-:}‘“ '; be ling it here several months ago[L. A. Yancey, commander of cutter | was reported, has offered the pro-|noon, and has canceled his schedule |services. Several persons were in- The Lecture Is Free e sentenced to serve from three|No. 286, are Gerald F. Neison, boat-|ceeds of a part of his crop to bufl |of recitals untll further notice. He|jured by stones and bricks dislodged Everybody Is Weicome months to a year in the Hillsborough | swain of cutter No. 247, sentenced tol a chapel on the site. was to have appeared in this city to-| by the wind. e Tt s Ve g?&%fififim&fi&fi&fi&m@&k%flk&fifi@&m&%mflfim& On one side of the coi Hotsy-Totsy the Krazy clown is here—Bring the kiddies the best wom: Europe, will le apart i | THANKSGIVING IN SPAIN. el Lo to lm,v American Envoy Attends Service and Gives Reception. MADRID. November 27 Moore., the A and the Thanksgivin. Chapel yesi ¢ was well on C. Mary e United Sta et A Lefthander at Dad. rom the Detroit Free Press = ex. New Bruns. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED—SATISFACTORY TERMS ARRANGED Early Chosen Is Best Chosen In the Matter of Christmas Gifts For over fifty years we have been chief counsellors to discrimi- nating desire in the selection of Christmas Gifts of Jewelry. How well the confidence imposed upon us has been repaid, the increasing number of repeatedly returning patrons well attests. We invite yvou who have not yet been in to make selection in preparation for the holidays to take early advan- tage of a showing of Diamonds Watches Silverware and other of the beautiful things OF EVERY PRICE AND VALUE that a jewelry shop of long experience and helpful dis- crimination carries in stock with the money saving desires of ap- preciative customers in mind. Models, without exception. that are the vogue of this present day and year. Dainty diminutive, ornately fashioged timepleces that _combine to make these the gifts that ladles mckt desire, Men’s HAMILTON | Ladies’ HAMILTON Wrist Watches Watches $35 to $150 $44 to $70 ' Special Diamond Offerings $75 5125 $200 R. Harris | & Co. | Seventh and D R R ARG GRS - SATURDAY ~ $1x TOY SPECILE, From Santa’s 3rd Floor Toyland! Columbia“Elk” Bicycles $34.50 Complete with mud guards and red dia- mond stop lights. From a famous factory— built for wear and service. In either red or blue. More Toytown Specials Stylish wardrobe trunks, for dolly’'s room, $4.95 Attractive Tool Chests, completely equipped, $2.50 Erector Construction Outfits (makes 318 models). $3.00 Lincoln Log Construction Outfits (wood models). 95¢ Fascinating Tinker Toy Outfits (makes 49 models). Cash Registers for the young business man, 95¢ Meadow-Brook bird game, with gun, 95¢ Circus Sets, with funny clowns and animals, 65¢c to $9.95 Drums to mark the time of marching feet, 95¢ Fire engines to delight the small boy, 95¢ $2.95 $1.25 Picture puzzles to amuse the whole family, 95¢ Pretty oil-painting sets, with brushes, Flex-a-tone, an interesting musical toy, “Fairy” Speed Bike ' $]15-95 Ball bearing; finished in red enamel; heavily nickeled. Designed for sidewalk use. For children 5 to 9 years of age. No center bar to hinder mounting. 500 Big Baby Dolls 95¢ Trimmed with laces and ribbons—under- things to match. They cry “Mama,” and have eyes that open and shut. Hands of composition. 5&;2%23’:&%2%&7{&’12;2;&& XX Santa has his Picture for You on a Big Red Button He will give it to you the next time you come to his Toyland, on the Third Floor. Don’t forget to get it! 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Upright Mahogany Pianos, have eight- tone keyboards, 95¢ Blackboard-faced School Desks, with opening top, Chautauqua Blackboards, have roller pictures, 3$5.95 $3.75 IR $3.95 TN oy e I 5 [ O 'P “Capital Flyer” Coasters : $5.95 In standard size (36x16 in.). With dou- ble disc wheels, that have cushion tires and hub caps. Every boy is sure to want one of these. i 7 o