Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 15

BIRLS IN RONPERS WILL ATTEND BALL Impersonations of Patients at Children’s Home Feature of Christmas Affair. of the of the will One orate valescent ported by the receipt Some planning vouthful Home, patched laden with t in the the ( tattered rompers, nd whatnot, and holly and mistle. toe. Oth however, will not be_required ‘e in costume. Miss Su: Dewey, daughter of the Assistar scretary of the Treas- Dewey, is E in arrangements, Members of the board of the Chil- dren’s Home who are acting this year al ttee inch Alexander I rnett. < committee of thirty mem- bers is headed by Arthur C. Moses. The Children’s Home is open throughout the Summer months youngsters of t n need favorable oppor from ailments heat of the city. This Winter a_half dozen childzen who were cared for at the home dur- ing the Summer still are convalescing there. In addition to their regular diet the children are being supplied dally with extra quantities of milk. Mrs, Ormsby McCammon, a_member of the board of managers of the home, 1s in charge of the Winter milk fund. Miss Laura Scheibe, superintendent of the home, reports’ that last Sum- mer the jnstitution cared for 103 chil- dren, three of whom were accom- panied by their mothers. One of the mothers, who w ut 16 vears old, was herself rect ing from an at- tack of pneumonia. s city pers cape from the FRENCH TAX BILLBOARDS. Government Favors Assessing Out- door Advertising Signs. PARIS, December 23 (#).—Taxa- tion of billboards and most forms of outdoor advertising is provided for in the government’s finance bill, which has just passed the Senate and Cham- ber of Deputies. The prov n was voted after some desultory opposition :m.sed mainly on the stringency of the ext. The huge signs which disfigure some of the most beautiful sites in Normandy, Brittany and other sec- tions yleld no revenue either to the government or the municipalities, whereas the little ‘“notices” under glass, put up in cities, are paid for heavily. 7 S O O O O O O O Feature Line Shoes for Women, $5.00 SHOES —Oper: Pumps, Strap FIFTY STYLES I S AT FI Pumps, the new effects. Dress fords, Sports Oxfords, ¢ servative Oxfords — ev type of shoe in eve terial and color i in this magnificent $ Give Comfort Footwear FOR § money these Soft Black “Health" steel shank feet even while lasts, S O O O 0 O O O 36 O N oY THE EVENING RSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926. GERMAN MOVIE ENDS WITH WAR PROPHECY Career of Cruiser Emden Depicted " Until Defeat, But Success “Next Time"” 7s Seen. d Chicago Daily 1926 Radio 1 me we lost. Next time we So ends the new patriotic den.” This film is acted by the real com mander of the Emden and by the officers and crew who made the cruise of the Emden one of the most moving is perfect, somewhat the Influence of the Russ| One by one are shown the vaj nd sun t tedium being on of naked ity. comes the decisive combat een the Emden and a super sh ship. Three times the hm:n summons the Emden to nder and each time is r lly, the hy Emden sinks. Last comes the launching of a new Emden at Hamburg. At the first into applause at the launching, and the final words are those with which this dispatch begins. The correspondent is informed that the foreign affalrs office was some- what worrfed by this belligerent cry, but that it finally was decided to pass the film. DIES FROM OPERATION. Man, Arrested, Denies Enowing of Woman's Condition. Nellie Meador, 30 years old, who resided at 1646 Newton street and was employed in the Bureau of En- nd Printing, died at Garfleld yesterday afternoon from a illegal operation. h D. Roger: med an autopsy yesterday gation con sanders and . i graving Hospit: supposedly street, He denied know * condition or operatior Nevitt will conduct an ir quest at the morgue tomorrow. OIN THE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CULB OF THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN “Everybody’s Doing It” deputy cor- showing of the film here the crowd which had re ined passiv broke o ADVERTISENENTS Wil RECEIVED HERE Home Drug Store—4th & H Sts. N.E. Is a Star Branch Office Open at 8:30 A.M. Every Business Day Xmas Savings Accounts Make Good G@ifts —for boys and girls who need practical training in ways of thrift. { Just a minute or two at Our Savings Tell- er's window will settle such a gift question. 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At Peoples $5.49 thout Lights Colored Bulbs—Each 55¢ NEVER before has there been anything like this ingenious tree-stand—the Belmont Treeliter holds the tree securely and adds new beauty and 2ffectiveness to its appearance. It makes setting up the tree a simple operation— and it’s made to last a lifetime. Every home needs one—get yours now at any Peoples Drug Store. . “All Over Town” The Better to Serve You Pettichine Rayon Bloomers $1.00 Double elastic knee, set-in croteh, All the light pastel shades. Full cut. - January Reductions Now! $25 Richly Furred COATS $ 1 4.98 Fine qual fur collars with fur f; beautiful plaids and mixtures with fur collars and for misses HARRY 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. h! Infants’ "Boxed 1 | Bath Robes UFMAN Smiling Baby ket ° Robes, tly silk trimmed. iite or pink. *+$2.50 Girls’ 7 to 14 Yr. DRESSES $1.98 Cinderella Washable Dr color imp prints and broadeloth: *| embroidered and : | $1.98 Girls' Raincapes Green, rose or blue. Hood ed. 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