Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1926. ! i ‘ord’s having causes 'Bob Heads Scarce |LEGION POST FAVORS |5 & o semeid ot n 27| FORD MOTION DENIED |(wrons o tords hovvg coumss 0| NEW RECORD SET. & a5 Yea Hai HOSPITAL |NQU|RY mates becoming hopelessly nsane will IN ACTION FOR LIBEL |™Mert, to the effect that most of the W Seemaes. DS “ Hear Ye!! n o> Years, Hair- o greater than those c EL | matter contatned In the alleged inter | New Life Insurance During 1925 1! of the best efforts of the superintend e | views had been cailed to his attention | H M « .. sote ent and his assistants. o} sel Sought to H Quotati. | by the plaintifr. Totaled $15.600.000,000. ' IN FABING DEAIH I"“ !‘l‘“l l .E(lltlb e e iy e - Q‘ s v =t NEW YORK, Januars 20 () —New | Free Health . = From Mhgazine Stricken 5 4 s Asks That Overcmwded Conditions | steps would be taken to clear up the c ii surance In the . A Lecture ituatio The resolution was pre . LAND DENIED FOREIGNERS. at St. Elizabeth's Be Rem- ‘:nn‘(‘ml‘(;‘y\ the resolutions commitice | BreniGomplaint. =S {000,000, exceeding th BNgian Prelate Considers He ne . ed\eAd at Once. Streater, chairman: Howard . Visk | \‘,l K i B . { Manchurian Chief Aims at Japen. d,l"'" s o “.[ : g = and Lew S. Mohler fmunm. by counsel for Henry F |durinz the last ve: fgton Post. No. 1.1 c of officers to filll strike out of the complaint Says Peking Dispatch. i f fatio ; ) of Our a's Vi b ! : v t f cac cnused by the resignation | Bernstein, who is suing Mr sury 5 Is Undergoing Ordeals Vholes : i an 45 "“fi‘é‘::;',.‘l';:‘ g Comdr. Charles O. Shaw, on|$300,000 for libel, several Ations | LONDON, January =0 (®.—The| The association includes 45 leading . 2 : cec f ill health. resulted in the [y e ¢l i press prints a Peking dis- | ins tComp which have I Christ Suffered Sl v “ed the Senate res.|account o ed. The alleged e e .. |pateh that Marshal Chang in, | force 81 per cent . s S estigation | vice commanders being advanced alleged to libel the » de- | ) ] 5 ¥ 3 i mflrx rl(lxo:pr(‘x t?‘s;}:«;uu result of the election was as follows v by Federal Judge A e ) 1 y ot coverage now in for 1 ! Dl’~‘ A w 'Tlruman tead of Minnesota. |Commander, J. J. Murphy: first vice |N. Hand |issued a atior : v ascinating—Inspirinz taken in the in-|commander., Walter J. West: second| The motion was made on the ground o fovel i ¢ ) 2 ke e v conendar &0 Filnter et eerre 2 [ enurin i ) Thurs., Jan. 21— e YW oeld AWar. who are confined | third vice commander. W. I Porter. | for libelous attack up L8 9,000, fected by the| The post voted to hold exercis s not personally refer . or special " . embitterea | in 192 8 P M grand jury re.| Sunday, Mar its seventh birthday | damage clajmed & or having taken over| premie Court [ anniversary. ¢ members initiated | don related only to the first 3 preventing him from|{ An old-time cust e remote ’ Capital Memorial ditions at x|.ehuu ed Ross H. Johnson. Milton K action and the quot e arsenal, and for failing to|rural districts of for the| L 5th and F Sts. NW ‘. Cassard Schroth. John|were mot questioned in the d | support him in the recent warfare. |bride to don the native dress of her ution pointed out that ank A. Serivener and|cause of action. in which the plaintiff | Fijs proclamation is in retaliation for | district and ride to the church i e ererowded conditions at the hos: | Thomas R. Offenbacher ged libel and injury to himself | the Japanese action Jony on & pony. R s YT S TR January Sale Offerlngs That Wln Fnthus1ast1c Response . """ "AT THE PALAIS ROYAL _—mmmm——— and happy 3 09 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000s0000000000trey B RN | atihe e o . January Sales Include, the Apparel Special January Clearance Sale of £8 Final January Clearance i) Needs of Tiny Tots = e Winding Up a Great Sale With Even Greater Offerings in Infants $1 25 DresseS Glove Sllk \\’??" | Richly Furred Underwear N All garments.reduced for immediate lj \Rcduced from $95 $ . to $125, to clearance! For Dress—Sports— IFashionable Informal Wear § > by beau eved vokes and rufles Infants’ 39¢ 5 Flannelette Garments 4 C Hopes for Church Py ol ine qud |1|I Glove Silk Vests Regularly \'1 \() Good gqualit mming. DBodi 3 nk, orchid and pea Glove Silk Vests, Glove Silk Gowns. Bloomers and $l 79 \'ests. and Chemise, Step-in Pantas, Glove Silk Vests, Matched sets adice " style and n ¢ : S d face t cavier $2.25 Flannelette Baby Boys' $4.50 Here's the grand finale to our - s Diapers, $1.95 Dozen Suits, $3.95 eat January Clearance Sale of IFine Winter Coats ows garment is priced tar be its actual value. Beautifully lored of fine fabrics and lavishly furred. Bloomers. French Panln and Step- ¢ . i 1he sts and treet Glove silk gowns, i ¢ tailored style and bon bow peact Tots' $5 Jersey Dresses, $‘ 95 One and two piece Parisian styl have pantie ting Infants’ 50¢ White a Glove Silk Gowns, Cashmere Hose, 39¢ Chemise, Vests and Glove Silk Chemise Matched Sets, $4 79 > emise. BI s and ¢ | Stepuin Pantas, $2.79 wine. sea swallow, tanager. ralcon and black. Wisses Sizes 14 10 20 A Favorite models, effectively r1urred Women's with beaver. squirrel. fitch. skunk. wolt Sizes and fox. 36 to 46 Palais Royal—Third Floos /' In the most Aattering colors—brown. Infants’ $5.00 Crepe de Chine Coats, $3.95 e e s e s I st stssstassenstssesstietesssstserseressrtesssssssstsstsccrtsne Carter Bands, 25¢ i vme!u;.e che and matched sets. Good assort- ment of stvlek and sizes. 'K ing-. i i e ind interlined t t d qua att In pink or white 2 wonths to 3 vea P e s eeesssesstssssertssentssstsrtersetersetssssssessseessrssessessstostsnsens . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . » . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 000000000000t tetenstitetesstsstetiserstteonissittssssssossscssscccssssssssone % 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 s Royal—Third Floor R R e S DY R g e e T T R A N O { Special Purchase for This January Sale! January Sale of Wanted—Building || Warm T e - cat Maiority Seessrrerresetttteterrissostsssrane Lots and Acreage Distinctively Styled and the Great Majority Teacts for Sile | G a rme n t S Beautifully Handmade 4 January Sale of ""p"l“,“ ‘S‘IL?Q Wash FI’OCkS : Undergarments Of heavy quality d ! Tricolette and Rayon Slips trimmed with silk trogs. You will want 3 to buy several pairs of these well made P A .Imgpllo and ateen :\Irpa wm”;;h at this low price. . 4 \ ] Milo Sheen and Crystal Knit Bloomers $1.98 Serpentine $ 1 39 ] \ Heatherbloom and Tub Silk Petticoats 5 Crepe Kimonos. » ) $1 Gardiner & Dent Stiractive. Japanese’ pitierns i practical : : ; * Inc | Kimonos = Attractive Wash Dresses that have a treshness and brightness \ Practical . 1 N ; . e dois iy f S . e SR ractical garments reduced tar i Main 4884 K $3.50 Blanket $2 39 11'1(11 makes th§m irr c]s 1h_lc. | r‘\ulllu.{l t:nugh for home weat 1 / their actual value! Made in the A SEarNEE | Bath Robes. right now and yet charming enough for Spring wear. vou admire—slips with hem or pleated In var tical patterns and trimmings In the newest and most attractive fabrics— . \ bottoms. Bloomers dre full and roomy of ribbon Rayopak. Radioux chifion, Mohpac, Rayon / = with shaped crotch. Petticoats have v Flannelette $ crepe and other fabrics. Although there are A e ous flnum(_ or- ruffled _effects and some Nightgowns, several machine-made models in the group. ) are made with colored inserts. ’ most of them have the label “handmade.” 77 Sizes to Made with either round or \ neck and trim- : - med with braid. In neat stripes. ! = 1 Palais Royal—Third Floor ed in the g S 3% Palais Royal—Main Floor resessesees This group of / S ) /1 ¢ dresses will con ( ; 3 ‘ i : January Clearance Sale of il vince fashion 3 v 4 P v %u ted o ianion @ f/ v/ 15 Umbrellas ObeS that they can be 1 ) 4 § Fine Umbrellas at Greatly $12 and $15 Values very well dressed Ay e ] v ) Reduced Prices! Reduced to at a very small § John G. Biggs [ i l P $10.00 cost. lLovely. \ ‘ . V i AllSilk Umbl‘ellas b : . fl ring colors. { J N Pharmacy N g I“or leisure hours there dltening; oo P 1 . Formerly 2306 4th Street N.E. { is nothing more comfort- plain, in SELIRCS: ; il \ . HHI - Is a Star Branch [ & able thafi one of these checks and fig \ il 57.95, 38.95 A : lovely quilted robes, ures. 5 | to $10 which come in black as % 4 - well as colors. Small Group of These Star Branch Offices are located at convenient points — in Domestic town and nearby sub- .. ~ S Models to 54 sithe —where) voi sy Hand-Knitted and Crocheted Jackets leave your Classified Y 1 = : . You'll no longer dread Spring showers ads for The Star. Ik $398]{2d$uscg?l X)fllues $2.98 \l:::l‘:"‘;"m X il you have one of these attractive um s | brellas of fine quality. Made with fancy The Biggs Pharmacy (i | (ory Little Jackets. made with or without sieeves : handles of no\-éh\- yearl, amber, ete. In —2306 4th Street N.E.— § i white trimmed with pink and blue borders Palais Royal— : 4 yipedtd, 4 P eEcs is one of many. Please |3 Palais Royal—Third Floor Third Floor the popular shades, navy, purple, brown. make use of them freely. 2 00 s <41net, green, black and white, etc. Only vegular rates are charged. OR i 1 Stubby Style Umbrellas MORE Classiied ud- & Semi-Annual Discount Sale of Furniture $5.00, $5.50. $ St # Reductions of 105, 15% 207, 25% and More e I-ala. l 5 1 OW 5595 Values 3.95 Eriie waximum e ‘ Picces purchased at this sale will be shipped free of bring maximum re 3 Silk and Swiss Imported Gloria Umbrellas that are de- sults. F charge to any shipping point in the United States. Con- L. S. Plaut & Co. Kresge Deparlrnent Stores The Fair signed ‘in the desirable stubby style. \Vith novelty fancy “Around the Comner” is [J§|E§ Venient terms of credit can be arranged. Newark Quality Merchandise Courteous Servicr Chicago handles, tips and stubs. In all the wanted colors. s Star Branch Office i Palais Royal—Fourth Floor - Palais Royal—Main Floor