Evening Star dated December 21, 1922

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WEATHER. . Fair tonight &nd tomorrow, . much change in temperature; temperature tonight about 28 d Temperature for...

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PEEEXEE S S T o LT St b e R S e s ERATER b 2 82 Vs 2 2 Sy U SR RTINS DNy N1 AU SR A TSP T I SO R IO RO NI M N ISR 1 A Ny S e

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WILLIAMS (C) Wheeler Sya. Inc. TWO FINAL REHEARSALS FOR COMMUNITY PAGEANT One to Be Held Tonight and An- other Tomorrow for

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™ Men’s Smoking Jackets $10 1 $75 Selections * include - brocaded silks, matelasse silks, silk crepes, silk poplins, velvets,

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922.° Silver is lndll’mllbl- in Dhow THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. CURBS ON SPEEDIN...

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,! eral cnterprises were denied it, = ' finally here would be established an With Sunday-Morning Editlon. .. | gyj.pmerican

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON \Mth only two days left in which to do the Christmas buying, the dependability of this shop...

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Over ) Containing | 1 Ib. of 60c and 1 Ib. of $1 quality candies OTHER SPECIAL BOXES, $1.75 to $5.50 SRPEDVEVEVRVLLVRRLNL 1

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B UR Silver Room embraces \| those gifts which have been sovereidn for cen- turies. In dignified and famous designs we have

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THE EVENING “ST. Stoneleigh Court | BOMB HURTS FASCISTI. Connecticat Ave,, Cormer L lt | Expelled Tor Toase, 3 fow deshenie

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Smres all over tovu‘ Good Things.'fo'r the X Everythmg from “soup to. nuts”—thie, staj fancy groceriés-and market...

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59¢ to 75c¢ Numbers taken from re; Goldenberg's—Tirst Fleer. These last two days before Christmas finds Golt"lenberg’s at its

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR TheR. L. Taylor Motor Co. 14th and T Streets . EXT Clmstmas—Let the&omfort of a | Christmas Fund Relieve

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R B o % 5 o - . 4 % Sun-Mald Ralsms Seeded or Seed_less DEL MONTE DEL MONTE PEACHES .3 29°| CHERRIES 2.+ 42° Fancy...

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,Forged Ahead _in Po&t Building, Sefiate commm e - Is Informed. ’ “"—am responded to heavy demands for ChristmasF ummlred-but

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Little Girls’ and Mtsses Raincoats. —A splendid.lot of them, smart belted nodals. n(n: ew in checked effects. Sizes for girls

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P . y MRS. JAMES J. DAVIS. Wife of the Secretary of Labor and her children, MRS. ALBERT B. FALL. Wife of the Secretary of the

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FARMERS SAVED How Agrieulturists Were En-, | abled to Weather Storm... Identifies Mah Who Beat Him * By Heart Beats NEW YORE,

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of having. farm- credit legistation. . ;"‘é nest. week made it advisable r Congres! e in sesslol 4| B scnuf nin‘:wd!,...

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Crysh.l-Cl Chmtmas AN ADITORIAL HATEVER the Men and women are equally keen over Etx Oxford:. w|tl\ lenses pre- ribed sround

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Quality first; Xok;fl with knowledge and courtesy—~The Hecht Co. The gift of good GLOVES Hundreds here— all kinds—grouped for

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Twenty-five small students of the for backward children, at 810 | Salt Cre e of ‘with similar oils from the mid- qonumm...

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MRS BRUNEN FREED OF MURDER CHARGE 8Brother, Harry C. Mohr, Con- victed of First-Degree Charge at Same Time. VERDICT TO BE...

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24 NEW ITALIAN ENVO PRAISES MUSSCLIN Prince Caetani Deolares Fas- cisti Premier Will Bring Order Out of Chaos. BY the...

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Jfr th nuih i) i “ o “ll x|”"1| || 4 I i I H”(I), |IH"”“(I!’”II vumu st THE ' EVENING 'ST....

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‘E the bill pass, when it is that it would not ha: ghoet of & show in the next Co: .. ‘The more aggressive of the advo- cates

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rangeq, l place. BRUSSELS STATESMEN - f WILL NOT FIGHT DUEL ormer Premier to Publish State- ment Satisfactory to Ag- grieved

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. FINANCIAL. BULLS GAIN UPPER Ada Alaska Ju: Amazing Rise in Mexican |Aiiied chem pr. . 1im “ = Am Agr Chemical. $1% Pete...

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FINANCIAL." TANKINNATONL ‘TOOPENA BRANH ocation, 1111 Connecticut Avenue—New Savings Plan. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by

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e “ H seasmss R e S R s P s SR R B e Bl . e .8 U P S B b e 4 e 20 . the Marines \ || 'MANY FORMIDABLE FIVES Bucknell,...

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SRPORTS. HEMPHILL, THE EX-STAR OF DIAMOND, NOT DEAD NEW YORK, December 3t— Former oficials of fhe Nev: York Al Buse Hali Clab

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T P. o” » A ummmnm:or Me.nmd;. : CITY SAYSEXPERT| OF‘Ben’Franklini - SRR & w7 SR | R, R o “Honest Ben"” Franklin, @rst ASKED

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e Artistic Swinging Oval Frames Special, $2.50 That photograph you arc giving for Christmas would be much more charming in

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It’s Never Too Late to Find Just What You Want at . The Store of Practical Gifts Crisp with a zestiul tang.is the air these

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You don't need a handbook when you enter the practical gift gallecy known. as Plitt’s. The fact is that the Christmas gifts

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NAVAL SCRAPPING HELD N ABEYANCE U. S. and Japan Await Pro- mulgation of Arms Treaty Before Wrecking Ships. Give Her - Hosiery

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WOMAN'’S PAGE Wistory of Pour Name. BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN DODD. ITH o 0p by an upstanding collar embroid AN, Dedsol...

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HE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, - THNG S FOR CHRISTMAS THURSDAY, -DECEMBER 21, 1922 HELP AND SITUATIONS IN 14th st nw. s i L i

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MISCELLANEOUS. THBE EVENI G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922. ROOMS, ETC. ' 37 Appmpnte szts for Ladies

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50 Sth hati 813 SEWARD SQ W OLAST CAR S WTRAKD 26 EANT i o 220 VERMON o0 second i ished. anvenienves 8T, doubic a1 water lont

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REAL ESTATE. 5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922, o STEAMSHIPS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. . FOR...

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42 TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. | NATIONAL—Margaret Lawrence, in “Secrets”; performance ut POLI'S—Eddie Canto: Snappy.” at 2:20 and