Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 11

o <5 : THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1%f. Lovee- | HEARS OF CONTEST FUND.| PRINCE COMING TO D.'C. |2t 2uen, soorissd of hie desicuatin se) GOES T0 U: S. §. PITTSBURGH. e iy, | Commander Richard P. Mann, naval e Lahovary, secretary of the Ruma 3 ° 4 legation ey o e wattaires ad |recruiting officer at Salt Lake City, s delpllll Nobleman Who Married Miss As- | lefation here, and charge o o ine ca- | Utah. nas been assigned to Mk e 3.50:- Phih TENANTS’ RENT LOWERED; LANDLORDS LOSE CASES Legislators Pick on “Sal esn:."mmben ‘W. Owen, of Name for Baby Df the club adopted the resolution for re- (Congressmen Reported Implicated Fo uow M. mber in Move to Recount Votes. quith Made Rumanian Envoy. N' however. exex'\;\!i\'e officer of thee U. S. S. Pitts- 3 25 or 5 —_— S Sl e Burgh: s e Bent Commission Hands Down De e e HUGE GAINS IN DETROIT. |,A evert as to whetner funds nave Prince Antolne Bibesco of Rumania,| . o —om e en — B cisions Denying Possession of nm’mndm'“mfl—’“ . n promised or pledged by political | ¥hose marriage;to El}iinbet}:\ &bml:llh- sesses a school for training steeple- 3 00 w . 3 Eight Properties. today aicctd a mame o the White Population In 106.9 °§“§g‘"‘;§‘°“' fComposSIiG Gl e DEEs ‘Z‘Z‘éfi‘[‘t‘fi' o ite eiusodi & senetton | Jacke UV 1o on o, on Increases 106.! e House to persons indicating & 3 : = - 7 ts wers lowersd by the | | sehen (he cortval of the baby ot . desire to -contest elections to the | i London soclety circles. has safled AND RETURN District rent commission in determi- | | the member's home was report- Per Cent; Colored, 623.4. House was called for in a resolution | 1o, 1 (i assador at Washington War Tax, 8% additional - uced yesterday by resentative $ }"m""“mh"flflef e mitiotiotgnt 1| Senasnne G iase The white population of Detrolt tn, Clark, Missouti, the minority leader, | 2650rding to Cunard Line cable ad- THE Ppro; TThe llat of decistons fol- ;'""‘... preper” that the 1920 was 951383, an {ncrease of| Mr. Clark decluul inve umnt.lon 1s accompanted by the princess. h'-: ouse ject & mame . ade necessary in view of pub- e 491,454, or 1069 per cent, the census | A1 W36 necessary in wic The prince, who is a grandson of the burean has announced 'The colored |lzations, whose mermber n?:’m"c'ifi.'x:- Jate pxstan ) brInos UL HEMmARIaY (o] man O population was 41532, an increase of |Tepresentatives and representatives- g:-"n’:;‘xymw?:gflg: *\a Tondon. The 35,791, or €334 per cent All others|Sioct had advanced money to persons |State Department. it was stated, has| CLEANERS and DYERS the Hampton apartment house, the baby Elmer James, after etaral es Broad 11« 3jth street northwest—dpart| | the fathen 725 pme West P Philadelphis 7:30 p.m., rmv. luluced from $50 to $42.50 a| | a de in the ouse; -.u..ll it Chester 7:52 p.m.. Wilmington 8:10 pm. t demecras o JERS) & Houwan ipscnie numbered 766. ‘ters of the next Congress, h lf:eam “"‘”m m tenan t reduced from $6 e || gxsimiar e to zso a mlo'mnn .'nvar‘::lent 3, nl;:fl‘ ard The white population of Lynchburg, :*’;fl:‘e sll:s n' {}xdn- ln determining PLAZA LAUNDRY 12—STORES—12 March 13, A.m m "and 28, t t duced ¢ T 0! hese cases. The right i ed to limit th le Trom s 1o 335,60 4 month; aparts | WOULD REPEAL PROFTIS TAX. |Va, was 21704, an increase of 169 | 'y, ¢"inquiry would be conducted by | - Call us on phone Lincoln 4750—our| Main Office, 740 12¢th St. N. W. The Huht in seweend oo Lmitithe sule or 8.4 per cent, while the colored the committee on elections, of which |delivery service will be ready to; Plant, 1580 Pa. Ave. 8. E. $3. 3 nt, rent | Another District organizati % ment 4, Annie ) ;\g Sargent tena resnimuan hanlmn)| (28 SR o e oe e oihK ot | Representative ‘Lampert of ‘Wiscon- | (ke your laundry to end from your lvlllulr]e reduced from to $40 & month. H. | 5unceq 1n favor of repeal of the ex- home promptly. I. Rust, the defendant, was demed 1. t. Housfon, T sin is chairman. \\I(h (nstrnctmns to | Possession of the four wpartmenta, | e Profits tax law. It is the Thirteen | AR R L e “an |report prior to Ma :‘ Rough Dry—10c Lb. i Phone M. 4724 Apartment 901, 1336 1 street no ~ | Club. which last night held a meeting | increase of 49,535, or 90.3 per cent. e e All work carefully and cheap! ¥ C 3 west; Mrs. J. Doolittle, 'tenant: |at the Dewey Hotel to consider special- | Colored Inhablianis numbered 33,843, | There are over two miilion people |done—hand work. PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE Tout - redaoed “trom 480,50 to 350 3|y the question of federal laxation. Aft- | an increase of 9914, of 1.4 per cent.(in the word suffering from leprosy, NE Cor. 2 & G M. | month. J. Edward Lewis and Moore | er listening (o addresses by W All others numbered 66. over half of them are in Indla. 703 24 S8t 28° m Apartment 1, 1412 15th street north- Fest; James P. Cnom tenant; rent from to $25 a month. Louls Stem. de!endn.nr. 1132 10th street, Andrew mintzzlmuz, tenant; rent reduced a Raleigh Haberdasher—Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.—1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue southwest, Myrtle Griswold. tenant; rent reduced from $35 to $25 a month. Harrison Johnson, defendant. Premises 28 Todd place northeast, | F. e 2 Belt. O'Brien.& Co., def‘en ants. | Premises 932 - C street southwest, | FaEE D ST B That name has been the ONE Slogan—the SUM TOTAL of this sale for over a month past. Men of Washington have come to look upon thatname asspelling 100 - per cent PUNCH in Men’s Clothmg—and the way this sale has rolled along BIG—is pretty good evidence that we’ve struck the keynote of what men want at the RIGHT PRICES. And, remember, EVERY Suit and EVERY Overcoat in the store is a Hart Schaffner & Marx product. You know beforehand that when you eome here you get Hart Schaffner & Marx, and not something “just as good.” FINAL REDUCTIONS! SUITS ~ O'COATS Reduced from $75 $70 $65 Reduced from $70 $65 $60 Every Suit in this sale is a Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats are simply magnif- product. - Every size is here — any model you prefer ; icent—every coat in this sale is made by them. Big, —any color or weave. At $29.85 you buy them for warm, fleecy woolens; conservative, free swinging, actually less than cost to manufacture. fitted models as you prefer. All sizes. $15 $1350 $12 - BOYS’ High & Low Shoes Hart Schaffner & Marx $7 85 $25 to $40 Suits A new purchase of Brogues, Tan Calf, Black Vici Kid and All-patent Lace High Shoes. Also Brown Russia Calf Oxfords. All sizes and widths. ANIMAL RESCUE | LEAGUE Public Meeting Will Be Held Feb- ruary 14 at General Headquarters. The Animal Rescue League will Junior Rescue Leagué, organized by the children 6f the Washington play- fmunds. will be the guests of the At a recent meeting B( the resi- Rear Admiral Sta Eg » custom of having every three months a wisiting day for the general public. $3 $250 $2 Men’s Shirts . §129 " 3for $3.75 “All-lLump” Coal is screened at the mines and is delivered to your door | clean; without slack or i Recommended for hot - water and steam - plants; fireplaces. S R 8 RO £ R A S R SR s e 728 14th St. N. Printed Madras, French Sateens, Fancy Oxfords; : stripes and solid colors of Purple, Blue, Tan and Gray. Same fabrics . as Hart Schaffner & Marx Men’s Clothes. Guaranteed fast colors. Cut full and roomy Sizes Plenty Blue Serge and Blue Unfinished \Vorsted Suits. All 13Y%3 to 18%5. : snzes—mcludmg 14 to 18. il At iR % Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded =~ - Raleigh Haberdasher - o 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue — PREVENTS FALLING HAIR is irritated, and hzfl’w anf fa.fllnz out in h: ‘Touch andmfl and lfichmu with. Cuticura Ointment and follow with hot shampoo of Cul.u:‘..- Soa lntdyp::mng =