Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1927, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. NOVEMBER 27. 1927 PART 1. - 01 second Wednesday of eack month. | Comedy to Be Presented Tomorrow | Wonder of World | | T primary murposs ot the cims i . g at National for Starmont By the Associated Press. : | Mrs. Claude H. Deaton President of | ", s'hfi1'»&“512%&“&1}’;&?5,. r:&w;;; } 3 Aid Society. N ATON, England, Novem- Organization to Affiiate With home lawns and gardens and to fur- | 5.—This town claims to pos- nish its members with literature that A benefit p 4 f John| cess one of the world’s wonders Federation will_help them in their work. The Golden’s comedy * irl : in a 9month-old girl, “Happy i membership is open to all residents Washington Merchants Place Sl | | Jurist and Former Legislator : \ will o given at the National Theater e et e membership i ov ! tomorrow night, for the Starmont Aid H is attracting the wide- Complete Christmas Stocks BB s} || IsNearRetirement Age. _ [ e T e e DL L PARK, Va. Nosember 25— guueieine g IO ‘ | 2pecial Dispatch to The Star. | E——— | who are not financially able to mes 3 who are confounded because 7 a8 Plans Tour. 4 the expenses of sanitarium treatmen i al and theo- o ¢ the | Special Dispatch to The Star. on Market. 4 Mre. DeWitt Chadwick, secretary o it is impossible for a pmmunity house. Tane H l FREDERICK, Md., November 28.— TR the aid, is arranging the benefit to he normal without crying |De iton was chosen president, Mrs. H. | Noises incidental to weekly dances at The Starmont Aid endenvors occasionally. “Happy” laughs a Krase was elected vice president, | the State Armory have awakened resi. Christmas shopping in Washington g . . | Mets,: Maynacd Savaders, “ T e mmmd'm - started in full swing vesterday as local wel on his desk and adjourne ] covernment by supplying food, cloth o e L secretary; Mrs. Edws | oficials of the local Natfonal Guard d States Customs Court Friday . ing, medical and emplovment assist- corresponding 8 ay Mi<. | unfts Ofcials i cH¥EEa: dadh (18 merchants placed their full Christmas : } i g - E By e ihes: entortiin WINS TAX APPEAL. VIT"»”'" Clark o e elut Bl el e o - dze W, C. Adamson by & supplement the work of the District | upeat deal of the time. stocks on the ot. according to (fternoon, a Cl tocks on the market ding to a z ment and delicacies to the patients | affiliate with : keep order on the outside, ¥ 5 <t perform check-up of acti in the dowr hinszton in the Tubercular Hospital and the| . . town departn res and shops Neavly a quarter . | © men in the Naval Hospital. | Mining Engineer Sustained in Plea ot S v ¥ Pi ffort is made also to help i = s — — — made by Edw Shaw, secretary Adamson ; o \ A ; ade by Bidwa the wage law ex-service men by looking after their | on War Expenses. “The Symbol of Life for Fvery Home” | of the Merchants and Manufacturers T ; 3 f | i s Association < worked here, f s ents Dens it ni€ 2, a San Francisco I for this Georgia, which sent him to Conaress | during the war, was patients at the & witheut' opposition for 11 terms, and ined yesterday by the Poard of A NOVELTY GIF1 THIS EVERGREEN | for the last 16 years as associate judge " s rmont Sanita 1t Washington ool sl teom fas JUDGE W. € ADAMNON. e e e i | MRS, DE WITT CHADWICK. ve, which had been opened thr e ot $75.647 for 1017, $16,51) FOR CHRISTMAS TREE found. This early shoppi r Chris — s — Washington as part of his circuit e ;mr efore by Gen. George M. Stern-; gor 1918, and $11.078 for 191 Suitable for young < i Lo rseanond Ok keporta: | levery few months. . erg. After several vears this insti Part of his ci i n young Can be kept indoors mas, he said, corresponds with repdts L \wig ESCAPED CONVICTS |01 December 18 n- win be 70 ana. BARBER SCORES TIPPING |tntion “was closed an it i the ! peromi” expenditur R SR G AN e ! on a table or in the throughout the couniry I SE5T SReln Ot o et ehtion Rl 2 Al oot the stablpoont! an et < pit 5 at NIt Hoiid i window during the DISCOVERED UNDER SHOP R e ne i) AS HARMFUL PRACTICE | greanize dn recner e ai ean afford. | v AN ARV s Ten s vehich such 4 Winter. In the Spring Stores Aid Movement. of pandin, which is ex- | iy | e | Il Nl s lovely living gift | _— will be a remem- It can be planted on The action of the Washington mer pected to be about Jar tary 18, He is | = i 3 4 , BOY CRANKING AUTO brance forever. Itis 3 5 your lawn. It will chants in meeting this new popul completing h 2d of his circuit | Maryland State Board of Examin- demand by placing their entire Ch nd came h esiiniIlonian, | 0 LR ohaat rhan dRAys Tt (Should ; 3 ; | i planted yith soil in % grow to a Specimen as stocks at the command of the ind Virgin | s it 1 Be Abolished as Favor. | CRUSHED AGAINST TREE Sturtevant Blowers a beautitul Christ- e FPEN & | 2 pure rs, Mr. Shaw points | o000 ho. Q18 eared = 5 d Gt % ): Tree. A lasting re- out, h celerated this movement ] ; v SR | Fov Birning | masdecorated con Sl : fresan 2 Do, which was started a number of years | T1% ¥ lUscovered Aost SMMERL| throoen i i i : e e | i ainer. We include : g0 by wiubwomen largely s a MeATS | 5y o eci s Iy ot ool | L Conaress He Ml R R ORI e RICHMOND. Va. November 2 Buckwheat Coal Culture Directions o giver. of relieving store clerks of the hectic | - th 2l < Jupply of £00d, | copmitice on foreizn and domestic | tipping your hather and yowil be do-| RUCHIMOSD, Vag Foveuber 5oy LT D ; . rush of lastminute buying 4 : | commesce, e el 1T, and in bim an indiveet favor—and your- | CRENL DO 3 HIRE, TR (0 0 FRIES, BEALL & SHARP [ | the name of giver. o COMPLETE eariy campaigns. in_some ' Drevions | sunt;, 10 foday, that he bec| LS ES e by . e L e barber shop p. | BLLCMIING €5 erank. Anarow ack 734 10th St. N.W. ‘ - FOR ONLY AMpRIEnS 2 Gl ET] v xpected to hide until | TS 00 SRS e B D son Philips vear-ole n ity | vears was the fact that the StOres|ceiio) had heen siven up and then | 1700 the past 1B vedrs ; o e g g “|of Riehmond student, was crushed |~ | Tree Is XO.to i a;t?”»‘};i $ 35 Each Inches High {‘hristnd) coming here rezularly on his civeuit. | chairman of the pared to meet the pub- | : =i % 5 s te 1pe at night ut s b he S aiovey Bl | Ber axaniiners and manager of o shop:| to deaths todny. demand,” Mr. Shaw en were 4 A Cwhigke i) 0 EOSLEEEUE b 0eS & b "\Im:,""‘”i\“‘,‘,'”'H""’ nager of a shop | Oy o achine apparently slipped KAU FMA . avigan of { a0 stop overnight |in ¢ soachine aquusnlies o Pl a 0 Lowell, Mass, and J. H. Boswelliof | e, 6 SO ERE orade some- | Minpiak s tinQlgnifed and) & am|into igear s the motor started RADIATO : Direct From Our Nurseries o€ waiting | ChaSotasein | i o S e e T ped "R o | careenen “down o e crasted | QT shelbe anbewcosunes | || COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE OR NORWAY SPRUCE until the big Christmas 1 ted i ’ 0 ] e e e ! Surveys of our merchant ions is with him, anc v remained here | declared emphatically. “It so lowers | ! s . e teofit N R R S Slas e ipubhe bt i > | vouth could jump frem in front. | i For every type and 5 for | @0, ianys wiliing: mew, publicftheinre DL B U acks showed that he had at- sive, redistor Make Your Choice—QIDER FARVY, STOOK MNTTED: last year proved that thousands of | ter ; ‘ people liked the idea of making their H“" v Ace { buildings, the Lincoln Memorial and | munity that most or us would prefer | (8888 SROWELL E0 G G0 o R s - o BUSHY NORWAY SPRUCE: 1 i i rofects wal : 18 in. high. For Window gift purchases in November or early Rlahite The Slar X { other ts which were not in evi-|to have it abolished even it the sal\ (hioh " he app thought was o o when the judze was in Con-|aries were not raised enough to make f oo (e - He was dead and decorations and Porch Box Planting. Nearly as wide as high; each one a their selections from complete hol Acting Assistant Attorney | the differenc when members of his family rushed Over 600,000 | specimen. (Not in tubs.) $2.35 each. Sikioka TN Sen NRRRIDAYOD & 2 <on of John | General Philip Stein, who is aceom- | ithous te true that bar- | il 3 chanis made this merchandise avail- | 4. Shook. i identally | panving Judge Adamson on s cir-| hers could not live without tips under | touiiscen g e T e I THE FISCHER NURSERIES, DEPT. A, EASTON, PA. le several days in advance of form R while | was their guide in Washington. | the present scale if tire pub: Y : American Metal Products Corp. I | yea The result has hbeen very | t PaT rt w. . Hewas| soon as he has completed his|jic would refuse this gratuitous indig- Amer automobiles are the most 110 Rond Bldg Main 3934 —— . e S gratifying to all concerned.” he said. | clin nd the gun he | d Judge Adamson and Ars.| pity the prices would be forced up | poruiar in Aden. Arabia, ptally dis- | Adamson are going to Europe. Then | commensurately, and, cidentally, | & Employes Are Pleased. h body w pe brought to | he expects to return to {n& h..um‘“,:.":' ‘,\“1“‘.]‘.‘1‘\“\‘{ E ‘x’:x‘vfl w”: l\]vl’l‘"”LQ Those employed in the stores are re. | town, Carrollton, Ga., to spend the|gpg, . #aid to be particularly pleased by the e | rest of his life. Mr. Reuling scored the practice of new twist in the Christmas shobbing | ypanjla may supply free school — - | tipping as “very selfish, absolutely season. Many of the older employes [~ " L he in the pri 1 Ameri s silly and usually designed to make the remember vividly Christmas shopping | i rhaes D Ny anstican R e traer ook Dl i seasons of former vears which were nedinte Brades: 5 Lo = periods of dread to every one connected | with the store. Where the total vol- | ume of gift-buying was crowded into the few days immediately preceding | the holiday. it meant long hours be hind the counter: deali \ harassed customers whose nerve: ~ ~_ e Georz From here he will go to b Philadolphia and then will 1 \\\\\\ ""/’ '//////////‘/// \ J ’ - = / \. W o as it meant that many of their cus. | ~ - QS I“E // tomers were dissatisfied with the i treatment they received. e g Washington merchants, wr ~ = year are watching with sati: tion —— e —— the demand on the part of the people for an early opportunity to make their | " Christmas _selections, plan to make L wise were “fraz#ied.” The old syste was unsatisfactory to the store owners, the early Christmas opening a regular | event in future years. | MEXICANS ORGANIZE | i We Don’t Believe in Sales National League ‘to Safeguard ||l Why make excuses for lower prices when we sell all the year round at the Principles of Revolution fairest prices. We invite comparison and absolutely guarantee your money refunded if you can buy the same quality merchandise at a lower price. So that we may give individual attention to your wants—we advise early selection. JUST FIVE WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS ent supporters of the Calles istration and Gen. Obre gom's candidacy. have organized “ihe Come in and see for yourself the bountiful array of gift suggestions. Large se- National ague for Revolutionary . A . Detense,” meaning for the defense of | ||l lections and a gift at every price. the principles of the Mexican revo- lution of 1919 and 1920, as carried out C: . . . by, Calles and obregon. i Cigar Lighters ALl Diamend OAtEon et the iineainte oavantor JA typieal maws gift The > : Wrist Watches el . svans. Clerke, Golden Wheel ar 7 s s i S e e ,"'f *asue S0 W | Heller Lighters, In assortment L (S Boae U o B of leathers, gilt and silver. j movements. constantly vigilant to prevent a repe- | 3 LT diamonds. tition of such attacks. or other plots | Lo - T or acts against the Cailes government. | — $50 Up Sovemment "who. support. ita " prin: | Seth Thomas Striking Clocks . : il ciples. Fully guaranteed , i . A statement issued by the league - Hia . f , . % leaders saya that ils members will - timepicces. A last- e be especially alert agains. ‘‘the re- | ing gift ld““vm':.y @® Y actionary activities of the Knizhts of ~ R I R ) ! Columbus, the Leagu= for the m'i R - | attractive shapes. fense of Religious Liberty £nd other 7 1, enemies of the Mexican revolutionary | g } $12.50 Up ’ \ or government,” and in support of the | g 54 1 3 Valtham Wrist Watch. ¥ . principles that the government | Py = maintained_under Gen. Cbregon and | 3 $15.00 Up | and Leading Fgures. President Calles, EX-KING GETS INJUNCTION % 4 # - ! : ‘ay Diamond 3RS < . E = IR | L A g Saxon Follows Example of Former | We specialize In guaran- o < SPCCIa]s 2 :e-u l:mcpn;"r:( l]i‘oyv‘ul‘:‘ll;:‘. Ed ) Kaiser in Censorship Move. { \?;"'3.2",.‘1 of ;nrg gl i DRESDEN, Germany, November 26 | Watches, (fl;r *b‘OI'nl“IrkKlgu ’Fr"d"rl}(\k A\u:'-]M ‘ $15.00 U A brilliant diamond AN »f Saxony, like the former Kaiser, has in a most attrac- @ » c - . . - ¥ i o il ety ouporithe il — 5. v mointink fon i : OMEWHERE —perhaps in driving Observe how Buick’s Lovejoy Hydraulic light of theater and fictio: rederick | 2 August foday obtained an injunction ] A home from the office—perhaps on Shock Absorbers,! front and rear— inte- against publ ion in the ywrmfluu! § Scarf Pins bl d 3 L - g 5 £ D R e : Platinum tops and. full uhn per dinnee a troublesome detour—there’s a particu- grally designed with springs and chassis calle as Schlossgespens e ¢ eut diamonds. Most at- o TR e v ;- le Ghost) hich f th i B H tracti tte 3 - . Casiie Ghosty in which one o the V1 e .v.qpi‘;% Cilly priced larly bad stretch of road which you —absorb road shocks and practically sl former Kalser obtained an i 1 H/H K ol encounter almost every day. ¢eliminate all jolts and jars. of himge_xrr in the play }‘I‘Razpmm y | e B Seet B Buick’s fitti ilored Alexei Tolstoy, at the Communist LiE . = y I . wigh e oW -fittin Theater.) ; | i - BRES G That’s the place to test Buick’s riding o o 4 ds (;;m g’k ':Il ored A ) i seat cushions add to this remarkable rid- Napoleon’s House in Elba Collapses| Gigaretie Gases ™ nnn ) Jewelled comfort. Let us put a car at your dis- ik omseat oviding th cful e e e N sae st s g | Platinum Top |8, Bracelets posal. Drive a Buick for 1928 over the "5 - y E;d‘"dmg e same res s his stay in Eiba has collapsed | il Sterling ~ Sfiver ~ Cigarette raterna 3 piatinum - tow ] comfor u i ir. e ey oance Bar Pins e stretch of bad road you know best. Rl in an easy chair Cases. . mensures may be taken to prevent the Rings phires. Severa . $9.00 Up g T You cannot know Buick’s marvelous new complete disappearance of such a Masonic. Elk, Knights Platinum tops and full- attractive desizne historic landm: of Columbus, Ze. In stock cut diamonds. = 2d s made o ovder, Notice how Buick’s Cantilever Springs riding comfort until you have tested i — | - T 4 = Serbs Honor Jewish Heroes. ... $5.00 Up $15.00 Up —designed solely to cushion the car, not yourself. Come in today. Drive a Buick A monument was unveiled in the city = - R o Bewih Sert Tt S i to transmit power—smooth atay those for 1928 over that familiar bad road. A o fell in the wa bhetween 1912 3 1 i ; ¢ Yo15. "Ring Alexander was represented i 1 agiereting rosand e o st I at the ceremony. um Althecormony 4 wiod SEDANS #1195 t0 #1995 » - COUPES 1195 to #1850 » SPORT MODELS *1195 to 1525 16 J ACK SO N - Full Dress Stud Sets =3 All prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich., government tax to be added. The G. M. A. C. financing plan, the most desirable, is available. K;‘::x‘mn"; rll(l!::,:;vwn Natlonal - i ] i T 26 pleces—nerpetual guarantee, ~ PLACE | $4.50 Up i 5235 ’; g ‘ A complete selection_of : 2 Inquire about the Op- or | | | H | New Office Building silverware, flatware, toilet penhuisier @ Shik Pay- Will Be Ready for Occupancy ek and pencil sets, g v Bl January Ist | % Foreign importations, well Every article we sell || made and most attractive in ” bk g t b ted design. Prices start at ! A small deposit will se- i P a e eyt Ml asrimory ieneerrallyive: . Stanley H. Horner Buick Motor Co. Dick Murphy, Inc. and State-War-Navy your money cheerfully re- $7.50 cure your selection for later delivery. 1015-1017 14th St. (Division of General Motors Corporation) 1835 14th St. N.W. & 604 H St. N.E. 14th at L Fred N. Windridge, Rosslyn, Va. River, Offices admirably ar- ] ranged in_half-floor suites. Quiet || PR sy g o0 #awzaw | | (JPPENHEIMER & SHAH G, a5 O, Mkt Rt 17th & M Sts. N.W. 16th & You Sts. N..C. C. Waters & Son, Gaithersburg, Md. I Alexandria, Va. H e Bu?IZint. Overlooks Lafayette ||| funded. Square, the Mall and Potomac |}/ H. GUY HERRIN Jewelry—Silverware—Diamonds 2o dckon Pice | | 907 F Street N.W. Main 5492 i | S R S A RN RN RSN RSN S S BN RN AR WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM