Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18 1925. : !EUNDU" RUAD BUDY HEADS STEAMSHIP LINE. [BID TO GENEVA PARLEY | tyoush Brcnier Briand; an prosicent | e have slieads, cspressed, qur, v | DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF | P e Extra Large il DISPATCHED TO RUSSIA ingness to take purt in a real disarni: | ATTRACTIVE DRAPERIES | IDMGRLLRCAL LAl Harry Coulby Elected President of Toreign Minister Tchitcherin years of security discussion as a pre. i i " Ve ‘hoice selection of materials to se- 5 Soviet Russia itminary to digarmament.’ ¥ o Intorior. decorating. amd paperie ° Interlake Company. i p ;- i wh highly trained. Est: 5 i CLEVELAND, December 18 (®.— | “PARIs, | . Lo, Ded g Ibe AR, '1;@";:\&:;”}5’"\,&" r‘l:o.;ml: ot t the invitation to the pre-| The firsot nearly 100 steamrollers | CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. l tradeforone fn-daq Hats g ST Tt disarmament conference be- | that are ng made in England for SILKS & METALLIC ‘Speaker Attacks Budget Cut | dlected president of - the Interlake later chairman of the board of Pitis- i i is- | ca e Ve re ‘s & ve v . N.W. Main 5373-5374 | burgh Fteamship Co., & United States of preparing for an international dis- | cau e fear it will prove only dila- | Greece's &xfensive highway improve- | 714 13th St. N.W. | Steumship Co., yesterday here, to 8- armament conference was sent to the | tory Interference. We hold that dis. | ment schafie were recently delivercd SATINS—VELVETS sume that office from January 1 next. Russian Soviet government yesterday armament should proceed -at once. ' in Greece. FELTS—VELOURS on D. C. School Build- He suceeeds H. G. Dalton, Cleveland, mm ARG IASAIAIAIAIAIAIAIESS ihia Saiall) and Medion: Hesd Slsss who continues a director of the lm.e‘r- y TWO STORES, 14th & H and 1222 F_St. “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” i - lake. = $3.98 10 81250 | ing Program. CREERON | e e e AWARDED $4000 DAMAGES Blackistone’s Xmas Flowers bill, providing for election of members Ty B]ooming Plants’ Wreaths & Yule Greens = - of the Board of Education, were adopt- | L. Ida Tierney Re £ - 614 12th St. N.W. d by the Condult Road Citizens' As- B N In Aronnd the Corner from High Prices | sociation at a meeting in St. David's juries in Accident. — . . . Between F and ¢ Parish Hall, Conduit road, last night.| 4 ;.. "in Circuit Division 1, before Whatever your holiday floral requirements, we are prepared to safisfy them with accustomed Blaskistone thoroughness, promptness and satisfaction. I'WO STORES to serve you. Deliveries by Parcel Post and bv Telegraph anywhere. . - Window Wreaths; 50c Xmas Brings —no greater treat to Washing- ton’s good-livers than SCENEIDER'S E'R UF1I T CAKE. A Yuletide favorite on the best tables for well over fifty vears. HNEIDER'S Cixe —owes its ingratiating deli- ciousness to choice imported fruits and a carefully followed old English recipe. tion of Congress at the last session =====| "The Budget Bureau's slash of esti.| A Jury, in Cireuit Division 1, before will be useless If funds are not pro- Choice Cdt Flowers — = - mates for carrying out the five-vear | pi Mgl 0 Ginage. In favor of T Ioa ENJOY YOUR TRIP |scnoot, rogram was denounc | ey against Charles. Roy, owner B 2 =\ ‘f‘ll by Charles Baker, former pre »f an automobile which struck and | ent of the Federation of Citin injured her mear Union Station De- | Assoctations, Mr. Baker said the ac- P of every desired variety, including Violets, Carna- i Sweet Peas, Or- “Mums,” etc | cemn 20, 1923. Attorneys Bradley and stello rep: nted the plaintiff Yuletide Candle Centerpieces, $2 & $3 The Semmes Motor Corporation con- Very novel Xmas giits vided to carry on the work. Resolu-| o;q 10" vardiet for $1.000 damaces POINSETTIA Plants, 1o Take aetton on he motion,_OMET®® | for the death of Joseph O. Reeves, T NAUSEA & 3 vears old, who was crushed in an ele- of SEAATRAIN Park Development. vutor accident August 30, 18 $3 up Medium Stemmed ROSES, $4 doz. Holiday Corsages Xmas Memorial special, $3.50 & $5 X i Wreaths, $3.50 pecial, $3.50 & $ TWO STORES , $3. dressed the meeting on “Park Devel| Attorney James A. O'Shea appeared gpmtort and Rismure 2 Jour 10 1 | opment Affecting the Conduit Road | for tor zoning. Cyclamen, Begonias, Ferns 742 & H 1999 F St Table Centerpieces, Floral 413 Eye St. NW. Phone Main 1664 Elected Delegate. | Southland Battery Co. and all other choice potted e raonens Baskets and Decorative Nov- rough the voyage or rocky the ri Section.” The Potomac Valley, he|== you et prevent all symptoms said, is one of the most important de- ae N R e o it ] 910 Pa. Ave. M. 5555 g Pene S Lo L ot P SANIE SE I S Assocations to Al the acancy caused AR R AR R AR AR IS ARAR RN AR N N a e (R R R R RS REVRY Bauses and enjoy your experieness. | |velopment projects in contemplation. b e T T T T Lieut. J. llivan, in command = e > == S S e I T YT YT YT IVYIT VI T TSI F YT I YTy Y z precinet; Miss M. H. Llufrio and Capt. e ~ = = ~ = = - E P =4 > = The Palais Royal=AGreat Chrislmas Store Hundreds of Toys for Good Little Girls and Boys e otharaill Remedy Co., New York x e, Qe memters Writes Santa, Ive got no | W S Doll Carriage | “Oh! Look What Johnny’s Got!” T e . isque Hea 33.9 5 : What is it? Why, That's a | Infcalnt Dolls morc horses, Az e T e Ready, Walter V4 | Loom-woven reed fiber, 5 O, Mystery $ I .95 No more bears or alba 3 Dresser, - Joseph K. 6-inch double spoke wheels, Head made of heavy trosses. 2 N. Bradley, Robert E. . |B : Sine But Ive lots of Ha pic D e e cS, rubber tires, finely finished 1 \ /i ) Package el o and shellacked body, choice STON I | new-born baby. It is dre ness sodas and cooi of cream or gray finishes. [ : - From the Palais Royal longpiteae clothes S urged the citizens to be alert to any | | contemplated lopments or changes and to inform the commission, so that | Lo | steps may be taken to avert confusion ¥ il & | in plans, »SEASICK It was d ed to continue efforts : to haye the assoclation’s territory re. stricted in zoning, particularly that || SOUTHLAND BATTERIES portion bounded by Reservolr road, 5 Potomac avenue and Foxhall sroad, Built to Last sired to have rezoned Service Guaranteed " to “A restricted area.” 16 was voted tolamend the! onstiis WHY PAY MORE? tion to provide for a committee on Order at Your Grocer’s or Delicatessen Store. B3B3 R0R ) SRKVLVIVRVEY THE CHARLEs ScuNEIDER Bakine Co. X K N N R IR B SRR IR NN A A RN A A NS ARG RS IA RS Ry And cendies and sundaes,| MARINE CORPS ORDERS. T you little snookies |, Capt. M. 8. Berry has heenJrans— ferred from Port au Prince, Quantico, Va.: h 4 . amble, 5 from 4 8. C. to Pearl Harbor, . - rst Lieut. H. D. Palmer, from Quantico to Pensacola, Fla.; First Lieut. A. W. Paul, from New Orleans to Quantico; Second Lieut. R. D. Foote, from Quantico to New Orleans; Second Lieut. A. W. Folks bought @Very~ |Cockrell, from Guantanamo, Cuba, to PRt s Quantico; Second Lieut. J. th-‘ng n s1 htfo the | ey Weet to Quantico : Hpcn ng day of that new ond Lieufs. A. C. Bliesoner and 1.°A. : homas, from Parris Island to appintss ‘storc ncar_ |gromes Woodwavd's——-loads Of Officers at Philadelphia who have Evangeline Chocolates, | been ordered to Quantico, Va. are galo ious sodas and |S Ballentine, D. K. Claude, A. aes, and luflCh-‘ Mead, R. E. Hogaboom, J. H. man, J. O. Brauer, A. L. Ga ons too. Come on! A J. Mathiesen, F. R Brink, W. s. ou can’'t make us Brown, A. R. Pefley, F. J. Uhlig and S. R. Williamson. mad !/ The following named officers at 2L Quantico_have been ordered to Phila- delphia: Second Lieuts. L. C. Goudeau, 4 A. Zuber, W. A. e, , J. C. Burger, J. F. Hough, E. L. Pugh, jr; F. K. Clements, D. L. Cloud, § C J. 1. Mosley, C. R. Freeman, A. V. d ¥ Gerard, W. M. O'Brien, G. M. Britt an y'SOda~ and R. L. Grifin, Resignation of Second Lieut. J. R. Ica ROOm Rhamstine and that of Secord Lieut. C. R. Crisp have been accepted by the Secretary of the Navy. MOTFE.St,NW. | . i oemes o nave a womens suffrage clause incorporated in the Chinese constitution. with true-to-life voice. 19 ir B %G in length. - ' 25¢ DRUMS / : . Erectors Natural wood, calf and 2/ BII® Santa Claus is down at the | sheep heads, complete with 3 " 7 Palais Royal with all kinds of | Priced at sticks. -\ Jgood things for 1 d girls. | - N good things for boys and girls. $1 $3 1 G5 nchiSive. $1.25 B .\ There’s a happy surprise in r 4 $5r $ 0 X 5 cach one of his mystery pack- Let the youngster exercise 11-inch Size, $1.75 ages. Come and get the one he | i v “in building house E - 7 brought fi ! 13-inch Size, $2.95 iy (l,ir v‘.'l)l cond_Floor $3.75 Train Outfit Genuine Flexible Flyer ! il Aldan Bowling Alley ! a € : el i) That Dumps Buddy “L” | Be prepared for the first snow. | 54’50 ! Buddy “L,” $6.50 | Steamshovel ' $2 60 i ‘: Childres’s Rocking Horse || Clae $3.9 | $5.50 SIS LSOCEHR € || Chair $3,95 | Has automatic pin-sctting device, 51 inches | A strong Steel Truck | 14 ypere are grownup $11.95, $13.95, $16.95 Jade of hariwood. | long and 9 inches wide, can be used on any { with a body that dumps | boys of forty years or . tender, baggage and passenger s : i =y : i 5 = i 5 don't let them see sl e CCA S SIC RIS SCuger TRl wzfi:p.m.;unmy‘,‘.:_;(l.vr;; gablc of orr}um_\ size. It is fimshcd_m exact h__\ turning a crank at the Nobody' else will have & | Pieces of curved and 2 pieces Dooks #4 | imitation of a regulation maple bowling alley. | side. chance to play with it | straight track Consists of speed covered en $16.50 American Flyer Electric Train Outfit A Bassinetts ot Ball-Bearing Irish Mail 5 - e Special, $13.95 e e $10.95 atier 3973 o.v| Nash Automobile, $13.50 Has hardwood frame, 36 inches in 3 this comfortable Bassi 1z 3 . observation car; equipped with interior electric ligh pieces nette will feel good to| . 5o inches in length, red with yellow strip- length; seat board 9x20 inches. Guar-| Roll-top stfe, dark| g pleces of ight track. The length of train is inches, length of track |a tired doll, ivory finish, | & equipped with rooter horn, adjustable anteed to give utmost service and sat-|oak finish, complete | 14> inches and comes complete with Tunnel, Semaphore, Telegraph Pole, Danger | size 14x24’ inches, and | Windshield, motor meter, metal road lamp, isfaction. with chair, Light, Station and Transformer. has rubber-tired wheels. | license plate and bumpers. J AKE SKOOKUM Rome Beauty, for instance — full of the richest, most delicately-lavored juice, yet it has firm, substantial meat. Baked in a pie it imparts an odor and a taste that are simply irresistible. SKOOKUM Reme Beauties are a de- &de&.mundurwd-fioauthe te. Eat them umprepared or bake m You'll marvel at their excellence. Wi today, for wamssal resipe boek - ing z’:’“w ‘ways to ssrve SKOOKUM Ap- plee. ’ o P W ENATCHEE. WASHINGTON Neverwestern Frukt Eschange Wenareies. Woskington WmMIGS ale at all Sanitary Grocery Steres and other good ratail e andthe following wholesale Fruit dealers, ‘who tan supply your grocer: A. A. Leishear & Son Chas. W. Heitmuller Co. 915 B Street N.W. 923 B Street N.W. Loventhal : Clows & Davis | s:.e?'i'#" 903-905 B’ Street N.W, ° 1 Pogo Stick or Bounder w195 I - * Children’s Jeannette Phui._sraph | Ball-Bearing Strongly made, heavy l' : Kindergarten $2’95 | Velocipede Coaster Wagon . $5 Pianos, $9’95 steel spring and rubber tip, Ehah‘, $2H A real phonograph, playing | peauuiruy ?;zfi?m i vnd 4 Finished i How it will scoot and how strong it is! ‘Rosewood finish, 18-key size. |~ enamel w"hmyenow ell standard 10-inch records ex- | with gold stripe handle bar, adjust- Rubber-tired disc wheels make it run and black stri cept Edison. Strong motor, | able, three-brace backbore ruc- o e more smoothly and there is a depend- . Seat. 13x13 inches: uipped with stop and regu. | tion as iliustrated. full meke mere smoothly and. there is a depend: | 22 Ky Size, $12.95 ST | equippe 3 su | R e inches: strongly made. | lator. rubber tir Architectural Blocks' e ;2' .5 Qudlity Merchandise* Conrteous Service Beautiful red enamel Each set packed neatly in.a finished, stenciled Fire wood wagon with strong handle Chiet, 60 inches ektreme and wheels.” Assorted shaped lensth'. 104nch double i Y i disc wheels, balloon tires, blocks, stained, from which many LS. R | et i e Vi Newark attractive = buildings may be mud guards, lights and erected. bell. “Radio” Ball-Bearing Shoenhut’s Upright Kresge Department Stores L