Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 26

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2% # COVUNTY TRE CHRISTIAS EVE President Coolidge to Turn on Lights on Big Spruce at 6 P.M. The natlonal community Christmas tree for this will be ¢ President Coolidge promptly at 6 Thursday evening, December order that not only all citizens of Washington may be pres- ent, but particularly that the children may participate in the vear spruce south of veasury Building, g nan Square, planted last vear be beautifully decorated with hundreds of red, amber een lights. A rief program o sic is being ar 1 by the littee repre Center De- K - of Public Buildings and Public of the tional Cu Ny tree re the States open the . of the execut m esterday afternoon in ingements were ony. The Electri Washinzton will rrangements for light ipplies, and will de nation include r ecil the Community Center Department chair Maj. U Grant, 3d, as- ector of the Office of Public Bu ind Public Parks, vice chairman; E. C. tham. president of the Board of Snyder, chairman_of the i ity Center Council of Ral tional commit trees ir > for s. L. Pelham, nmunity a Town ue of Wash- orton send of the ington; T. H. Ormsby, secretu tional committee for comr Christmas trees, and Miss Bes 3 of the Community it iting in send, chair uder, R. an ‘and George Col SECOND ALIENAT!ON SUIT FACES STORE PROPRIETOR ated Pross, December 12.—Suit 3. John | r. Br aying att ginning worked in the Br Wan when ndeis store shand . the petition cla was followed by separation and cation for divorce by Mr. Battelle Recently Clarence Hall, a bory filed suit for $300.000 dama against M is, alleging t Mr. Brand lighted | adult will be- | Center | | Ja THE ‘SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, SENATOR R. B. HOWELL TO ADDRESS TRADE BOARD Sherrill Will Delay Departure to Make Farewell Talk Tomorrow Night. Senator Robert B. Howell of a will be the speaker of the at the monthly meeting of hington Board of Trade at Willard Hotel tomorrow night. Philip P. Campbell, former Representative from Kansas, will also address the board. Licut. Col. C. O. Sherrill, who re- cently resigned as director of public bufldings and parks, has deferred his departure to Cincinnati several hours so that he can appear before the board in a farewell address. The board also will pay tribute to Col Sherrill's work. A number of important subjects dealing with the civic improvement of Washington will be discussed at the meeting. A special entertainment program will follow the business meeting. RED E}\IVOYS SEE BRIAND. ATOR HOWELL. 'WHITEMAN CONCERT Tchitcherin and Rakovsky Lunch ‘With French Premier. GIVES ’AZZ AT BEST PARIS, December 12 (P).—George Tchitcherin, Soviet commissioner for —_— foreign affairs, who arrived in Parls Paul Whiteman's concert organiza- | yesterday, and Christian Rakovsky, | tion gave the jazziest kind of an eve- |the Soviet Ambassador, lunched with | ning’s entertainment to an audience | Premier Briand at the foreign office to. f several thousand people that al-|Gay It was noted here that the guests 1st filled the huge Washington Audi-|at the luncheon were all men who torium last night. Quite the high light | have been prominent in the discussion f the entertainment was the playing | of the question of Russia’s indebted- Can You Sell? Realtor-Builder Re- quires the Services of a 'Man of Ability. Auto Essential Address Box 146-D Star Office Who Shall Survive? Business today is based on quantity production and in- creased sales bring you lower prices. Only the ~merchant who buys in quantity can survive, CHAMBERS BUYS IN LARGE QUANTITIES I when the “greatest show on " comes to town It is a marvelous piece of writing | utilizing the juzz instruments to their | utmost_efrect | Another “f work was “Mi time in Washington™ sippi,” described as | written by Fardie Grofe. The work combines bits of | Indian, negro and nch melodies { with characteristic Z ornamenta {tion. It does not have the distinc | tiveness or originality of the Taylor { work. | There was the usual group of tran- ! seriptions of sical works. Rim. | sky-Korsakoff, Kreisler and Zamecnik er the sufferers this time. The audlence does not seem sin- | o enjoy these jazz-coated And it is a mysterv why ¢ insist on pro- | affairs every The audience, entire, got thorough | satisfaction out of the two groups | i which used real jazz, u amed, and | vigorous in its virility the per- | sonality element that plays such a | successful part in the typical White- | {man theatrical effects was present in | th s, After “A Little Bit of J » Alden Carpenter, an o A n composer of achievement, Chester Hazlett the soloist solo to "N suxophone | ry Perrella and it up in $ COMP! 1 for $100; ane funeral and mortuary needs at half the old- time undertakers’ charges " then & -|.-m:m“'nm?.n;(--r CHAMBERS GUARANTEES ed out other members of the | ! urchestra, ending with Michael Pinga- | || Reliable and Complete Service at tore, the excellent banjoist who has | | linked :H; name definitely with "Lin Low PRICES ger Awhile.” ot some musie, | \W, W, Chambers Co. It was an evening The Brown Stone Funeral Home lots of jazz and plenty of clowning to | | give everybody a musical circus feel- Cor. 14th and Chapin St. N.W.| Call Columbia 432 | ing. | It yvou want work, read the want | “olumns of The | Give Your Boy a Real Electric Train Boys! Ask Dad To glve vou the lifetime gift this Xmas —a wonderful Ives electric train “GEE-AN IVES TRAIN" Take vour boy to see the Christmas exhibits of Ives Trains Pr at the leading department stores, toy., hardware, sporting goods and electric stores. Twinkling Lights for Your Christmas Tree REMEMBE /% for Christmas IVES 1w atton Control—stops and re- verses the engine by a touch of the finger. OTH in action and appearance, Ives Trains are ex- actly like the very latest equipment of famous railroads. Cars are electrically lighted and beautifully finished. Every locomotive has worlds of power €0 it can pull long trains at express speed. The new electric push button control stops and backs all Ives reversing locomotives (Series R) by a touch of your finger. WONDERFUL variety of train outfits cost- ing from- $1.75 to $50.00. Big trains and little ones, electric and spring locomotives, 0" gauge and 23, gauge track, freight and passen- ger stations. tunnels, signals .and a wonderful assortment of Pullman and passenger coaches. freight cars, coal cars, tank cars, stock cars and cabooses. They are honest American-made toys, beautifully painted like real ones. Wi ww 2 Light o 10 otric target signal 13 igh. ico, $3.30. BELMONT TREELITER Makes Any Christmas Tree More Beautiful The unusual design of the Belmont Treeliter makes it possible to quick- ly set up a tree in such a way that it will be erect and firm. big Well in center provides space for water to keep tree fresh, thus preventing needles from falling. PRICE, $6.00—Bulbs ‘Extra. Heavy steel construction throughout, together with 18-inch, flat-surfaced base, keeps the tree perfectly steady and prevents top- heaviness. Colored floodlights furnish illumination, producing a pleasing electrical display and giving the tree a beauty never before possible. We are distributors of Electrical Radio and Automobile deyices, and —articles selected from our stock can be purchased through your regu- lar dealer. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SuPPLY CoO. 1328-1330 N. Y. Av‘_. Phone Main 6800 Whittall Anglo- Persian RUGS 9x12 Reduced to 112 DECEMBER 13, 1925—PART 1. THE WRIGHT COMPANY an Convenient TERMS of PAYMENT will be cheerfully arranged to suit ool 3 > your requirement Ask Us MAS Underselling GOOD FURNITURE SPECIALS Every item tells a message of appropriateness for Gift Givipg— and ECONOMY FOR THE “GIVER.” Thisisjusta partial list of Hundreds of similar plFT SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Overstuffed Wing Chair Jacquard upholstering: reversible Cushions. 29 Martha - Washirtgton Cabinet Graceful Sewing Cabinets with easy sliding drawers and roomy compartments. 143 End Table Book Trough Walnut or mahogany finish. An appreciable gift. 5495 Heavy Metal Book Ends A variety of sub- Christmas Underselling Price Christmas Underselling Price Christmas Underselling Price Jjects. A novelty gift suggestion. 98 Smoker Stand Mahogany finish; glass tray top. Special, 75c¢ Secretary Bookcase With double grill door; four drawers; in mahogany or wal- Christmas Underselling Price Christmas Underselling Price nut, Christmas Underselling Price OPEN A CHRISTMAS CHARGE ACCOUN Priscilla Sewing Cabinet A practical and thoughtful gift $4.15 Boudoir Chair In rose-figured denim or brown sateen. A new assort- ment. 143 Fiber Fernery Christmas Underselling Price Christmas Underselling Price Strongly made, attractive and specially priced. 3 Windsor Rockers Mahogany finish; saddle seat; the Windsor style fits in any room. Underselling Price Foot Stool Upholstered in velour and tapes- try. Turned legs. $).98 cirieemer == Price Plate Glass Console Mirror Beautiful polychrome finish that will add charm to any room. $3.95 Christmas Underselling Price , Always Right' i Quality and Price 905 7th Street Bridge Lamp Decorated metal or wood base with harmonizing col- ored silk shades. 56,75 Smoker Cabinet Mahogany finish. Christmas Underselling Price ° X3 A gift as prac tical and useful as it is attractive Christmas Underselling in appearance. Price 0, $7 75 Decorated Tea Cart Decorated; the latest fad. The modern hostess almost requires one of these beau- tiful carts. $ Christmas Undersellinz Price o Decorated Pottery Table Lamp Various color effects with parchment or silk shades. A gift that will be appreciated. K= Christmas Underselling Price Decorated Smoker In jade greem. A gift for the mam $Q.50 Spinet Desk A mahogany - finished desk that will add to the appearance of the living Christmas Underselling Price room. Ch=d2mas s .50underseliine 20 " Price SELECT YOUR GIFTS NOW PAY NEXT YEAR

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