Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 9

THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1925. | | p: “Pie ki 1 1; | | ctress in Citizen. o the .nm‘;.\;‘u\i Horker hun i ; | B e 1 aiind British Editors See Signif-| icance in New Ownership of Reuters. e an American MANIL - : | Two Legislative Committees to| Siart Inquiry Into Alleged Cruelty to Convicts. ed an investigation. the big yards, and | a certain point the | the J. .. New-| when he man Lumber Co. The moonshiner| hog made had coupled up his Improvised stiil with the steam hov b ,| Special Levies Harmful, Presidents of Companies, in Conference, Say. | By the Associated Press ATLANTA, G ;| joint commit Ingerprints |4nd Senate will make an inve ay lead to the iden. | Of the alleged * <hinet PARIS TURNS TO TEA. | SOUTH AMERICANS HELD Chinese Brands and Bright-Colorea | BEST OF LONDON DANCERS s B i ACCEPT NO OTHER! SR : : ? Do not confuse BETH()COKE cith LONDON, De: other coke! BETH()COKE is ericans ave 1 e chairmen sta 1 the best fuel you can buy—for all Produced by Bethlehem Steel (o Perfect Fuel for all domestic purposes Gowns Now in Style. But Too Vigorous, Impartial Jury Rules, any household purposes. Tell your dealer you won’t be satisfied icith anything else. It is vitally important that you accept no other. WHITELEY & FOEDISCH DISTRIBUTORS Widener Bldg. PHILLADELPHIA viets which Both Stand for Fal e Explanation for the Dog 90 West St. NEW YORK Says Italians Received Courtesy Here Guoardian T NEW ASBESTOS DEPOSIT. 1 Columbia Reports Discov- v of Valuable Veir YUVER. F PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually 1ment Costing $25 $10.000 Offer It’s Gift-Buying Time at The Store of Practical Gifts Commencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $10,500,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY. President JOSHUA W. CARR. ANI). as usual, business is good. It is only natural that it should be good at a time like this, when the usual tendency of mankind is to dig deep and produce his “bottom dollar” to purchase the gift he thinks would be to the liking of some dear one or perhaps to bring Yuletide cheer to one less fortunate than he is to a share of life's blessings. Sounds Like New Game Sec’y. Nikolai Sokoloff, Conductor THE CLeVvELAND ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT AUDITORIUM Monday, December 7, at 8:15 P.M. TTEND the concert. Then prolong your enjoyment of these famous artists. Take home this inspiring But business is unusually good at Lansburgh & Bro., more fa- miliarly known at this time of the vear as “The Store of Prac- tical Gifts.” Is it the tremendous additional selling space we have added since the busy pre-Christ- mas days of last year? Is it be- cause of the delightfully varied assortments or the uncommon and extraordinary values of practical gift wares we are offer- ing this season, though we had always in past years considered our stock as beyond reproach? Or perhaps it is the added zest we are giving to the service that we aim always to place at the beck and call of a 1007 loyal clientele! Whatever it may be, we are happy in the thought that there is a very good reason back of it all and we glory in the knowl- edge that the Washington shop- ping public is quick to make its appreciation so plainly evident. Shop next week, if possible Early in the week—Early in the day LANSBURGH 7th to 8th to E music on new, electrically-recorded Brunswick Records— rich, realistic, satisfying! Your Brunswick dealer will gladly play these sclections for you: “1812"” OVERTURE—Partl . . . 50047 “1812” OVERTURE—PartIl . . . LOHENGRIN=Prelude to Act TIT . | ;=509 LOHENGRIN=WeddingMusic,ActITT | TRAUMEREI-Reverie SLAVONIC DANCE No. 3 3 The Sign of Musical Prestige = | = = % PANATROPES + RADIOLAS * RECORDS Miltms A