Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSBAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921. . : “ ! * |WILL TALK OF THE HEROES| SOCIETY ENTERTAINS. °| DR. A. R. -HILL C CHOSEN. ] - OF THE BEDTIME STORIES |Dance by Employes of W. R. & E. |Succeeds F. P. Keppel on Central —t——— end P. E. P. Companies, l Committee of the Red Crpss. An’ entertainment and dance was| The vacancy caused by the fesigna- 2 4 FI[}ER Lecture by Thornton W. Burgess held at O1d Masonic Temple, th and | jo\ of Frederick P. Keppel, from the | %o Children of Washington To- ¥ streets, Tues night by the Wash- | vice chairmanship r;( the crn}!lml .‘n i R / i Railw: . £ the Red Cross has be ’z ] morrow Afternoon. {nzlonv Railw ss tion, :;xl(llfl(dnh;) m‘u_-?"w" ”":K“‘[:‘"’ "‘"u ; kL A o Tniversity of Migsouri. i |Pistols, Axes, Fire Hose and iy and Electric and the :!;;(‘.i:;‘.‘:.",.“.";.,J.,.m“.o.m.;.. i ¢ \ = - ac Electric companies. | tional headquarters here. Dr. Hi 4 i " addi fessiona cted at a special meeting of 1 The opportunity offered || Gas Used in 6-Hour Battle. y acth from! iheater e | e i iiney this week if you feel that Mortally Wi d d. W A - Were rendered by 3 R duties March 1. He isu N fan | S | sy oraty e & Qi [y e T EW LIGHT-SIX SEDAN )hour_ Eyeglasses need e o % & | Audrey Koy skl A g verat fl'vfi',.r\‘“': important insti . changing. | By od ) \ > e abart erat_cnair. | Uon a Our Entire Stock of —A six-hour battle ¥ today be- SR Vice president of thel The 3 nd 8 not q ece M‘ke' ire Stock o ) o fiol hal snok aua comp! spoke briefly equal to ate of Alabama 4 A tween a negro who had shot un Bniy Buailde Art a4 hundred n, mortally wound- . and the injuring of four police- EAUTY and comfort are combined in the LIGHT-SIX SEDAN with stability and correct design. Studebaker’slong experience in body E building assures just that. In its quietness of power and freedom from vibration this LIGHT-SIX SEDAN sets new stand- d - . . ards in closed car comfort. Distracting noises T e Delivers This McDougall and _discomforting body vibrations have been Ts offered at the low rice o high-pressure fire P f ndles and other chem- inst the negro. who 0 had barricaded himeelt In the nouse: . Attention was attracted to the ne- e gro. who was known as William | Dresen, “Alabama Joe” and other 3 3 numes, when he shot Grace Robinson, The price includes a ss. and threw her body out of thorough examination by our ouse. A negro policeman = = s empted o arrest him and he expestapton shot in the leg. Reserves were for. ar ; Mouse, Une’ Billy Possum and all of . . eliminated. Adolph Kahn || i et e i | Kitchen Cabinet to Your Home i AT e 935 F St. foE s ey to_the children of Wa F roominess for all passengers, as Sedans around its price, or hundreds of dollars this view of the tonneau indicates higher—and we will rest our case with you. TouringCar . . . $1485 Lardau-Roadster . . 1630 Cord Tire Equipped 7.0. B. South Bend ' For the Washingzion voungs who have Ie 4 window he w <h of water, b 1 to fire se a Ir. Burgess h: heart, for it shots. Two other patrolmen were in- [ 9ren that the first bedtime i written. Thornton W. Burgess. 3d. jured. written. i . ers = the fortunate youngster for whom the N e ey orted 0] ctories were originated. is now # big ; fr a hi boy of fourteen. e still loves |uml to dri themtcn the Bedtime Stor nd is not ashamed B n D ot i of nis mmy Jay: Reddy ¥ REPAIRED PROMPTLY this mm::,. :‘ a Call Frarklia i 1 more Commercial Auto and Supply Co. 819 14th Street N.W. Telephone Franklin 3075 i Finally hington. rain tonight, probably clearing to- MOrrow morning; somewhat warmer PUT ON RETIRED LIST. tonight; moderate east and southeast winds. becoming fresh westerly to- morrow. Virginia. rain tonight. warmer in east and cooler in extrem uthwest nerally fair; portion tomorrow ing o wcatoriy be tamasranos: SHILL | — = s - = e —— = Drotmely, tomoriow mornins: cooler | S M 4 s|l¢:§;.:m.:.,‘f,‘....;, g g S Extraordinary Purchase New Spring Millinery | 2 midnight. 41; 4 a.m., 29; 8 w.m., 36. N ‘ 4856 | tuml d‘ o TOPHAM’S Anderson |1, (No Branches) . mire il ¢ cunning, | (Established 18s5) at "‘I;" (,,.,,..:."m i ol i rue Three on Fire L: 3 B Surgess’ fug- TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER [ | ;'™ Thrre on Fire badder. e feciure omorriny ‘, jtwo women and a fourteen- d 1 “':."fmh"'n:““”" ! hoy wer d does not } -4 ]" ~l‘wx"~ men ran a h;nhl.r' o th . % “They WORK third foor prrmitting the three to| e o s - nd e n i £ i = et g s a0 | YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD ; % while you sleep” |i» S = b : i i [ ana . nd floor | TRANSFER W. H. LASSING. | y & - had wanted to i} Commander Walter H. Lassing of | , & the bureau of navigation Navy he-| o. s partment. has been o o Phila- vY de i o d y as as t to the £ THE WEATHER. |#8ias s it 2 | L@ WE | 2 B onighis veang e | S0 | pwtswuoumemca« HOME FURN(SHERS CORP. || Maj. Allen P. Cowgill. Corps of En- | gineers, under treatment at the Let- 738 Tth STREET N.W. | THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR =y e The surplus stock of one of New York’s famous whelesale manufac- e e"02. aceurre | | turers, obtained at price concessions that permit us to offer supreme = m. ¥ ¥: lowest lvmp-rd i X 3 ;zhrf.‘p’“""fl i TR values in Banded and Untrimmed Hats—the most favored §tyles for e N e l Spring. This sale presents an exceptional opportunity to combine style, ‘emperature and condition of the : Deratures 99: comaines Sof All—Tem- quality and economy. Tables. if ’ “ You are constipated, bilious, and et t’?( ,'fl“f-‘ff"’“' aml! Zwhat you need is one or two mln-’ iCascareh tonight sure for your liver 58 pom imnd bowels. Then you will wake up m.and ondering what becare of your | . and | dizziness, sick headache, bad cold, or The sun and Mo ! i@pset, gassy stomach. No griping— | roday—san rose 1o o | @0 inconvenience. Children love {5:39 p . 706 a.m.; sun sets fimets too. 10, 25, 50 cents. Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:05 a.m.; su , 6: X 1 § Aatomoniie Jampe s B b2l pm. l er u half hour after sunset. “n ‘Weather in Various Cities. . COMPOUND EljE ey 3 x Best for T 21 G Nant J 3 Coughs, ; £ £ Colds, % €, 2 Jore 3 | : Throat | H 35¢ » Bottle o ¥ ' 2 Doses E5e Cen | '-33,'1",5"’,,;5,“’,‘},[‘,[6,'“3:: Pl The Purchas.e In'cludes: e Qur Millinery Department—al- —Cushion Brim Sailors. = e ways on the alert to seize every pass- —Lisere Straw Hats. ing trade advantage—offers in to- —Milan Hats. morrow’s remarkable sale just the —Basket Weaves. | type of hats so many young misses anfz —Milan Hemp Hats. women are looking for at this time o —Split Milans. . (e the year—at savings you cannot af- ——Combinat.ions of S.traws. CHURCH WORK. o foiiss. l4 S | Y I-Es All the most fashionable spring shapes to ‘ : ¥ 5 ir- ded Sailors, Pokes, ‘-:u :::uom;ge;llfi;‘:: jouce { TELLS OF The.:y are all fresh, new and desir select from, such as B;m1 ed Sai 01'5::l Ir:—)e % ¢ Methodists Using $15.000,000 for able—ijust unpacked Mushrooms, Turbans, Roll Brims an g Iodiwten Expansion, Says Dr. Diffendorfer. 4= P ’ lar Brims. All the leading colors are repre- Tatalencs e e e Fourteen styles are sketched. sented. . centenary . ; Acidity e B Palpitation | country was described by Dr. Ralph E G -ndor B r of Chicago, educa- | ¥ of the committee on | 4 tion and advance, at the ngton district centerfary dinner A few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin eorrect acidity, thus rerulating the | omach and “giving almost instart | = gelief. Large &Jc case—grugstorer hd Inst night wt Hamline M. E. Church, \‘\f@\“ N ich was held at 6 ly attended. Rev. dwards, district super- o waus in charge of the ar- ] orfer explained that more | than $15.000.000 paid into the fund lhv first year has made it possible | [ i «laborate extension work. He iome field there haa been expansion, and con- nization work is the fore -apeak- Girls!. Girls!! ot e Save YourHair 3 'With Cuticura this country, He said [Soun 204 Ointmant t cloar Dangroff anditching se. \Q : g men and special workers the work number more d of the work also béing car- ried on in Porto Rico, Hawail and Alagka. Bishop William F. McDowell algo made an address in connection with the fund. Z ing pastors, foreign of Cetienra, Dept. X Maidoa,