Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 16

16 MUTT AND JEFF—An an Inventor Jeff Finds He Has a Competitor. MUTT?S Been LAUGHING t AT MmE oveR My FAaiLURE T WWEANT A BURGLAR- PROOF tock, BUT THiS OLD VEST Glues Me AN IDEAL He WwHo LAUGHS LAST RAY THe HEART\EST eHUCKLE. T L = 132 ACTRE;S TRYING TO GET RUSS STOWAWAY IN U. S. Boy, Aged Seventeen, Survivor of Red Invasion of Crimea, Has No Passport. An immigration case analogous that of Lord Mayor O'Callaghan Cork, in which Izetta Jewell, an actress, has become interested, is now before the State Department for final decision, it was learned today. The case is that of George Gouroff, a survivor of the bolshevik invasion of the Crimea during the dving days of the Kolchak fight to rid Russia of bolshevism. Gouroff. a boy of sev- enteen, arrived as a stowaway at El- lis Island more than a month ago. He did not have a passport nor a to of I'LL TELL Rim T've INVENTED A BULLET- PROOF VEST. I'LL LOAD MY REUOLVER WITH BLANK CARTRIDGES AND LeT HiMm SHooT AT MEL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Interdenominational Misxsionary Union will hold a day of prayer for missions tomorrow from 10 a.m. until midnight at the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church. The Federal tion will hold meeting tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock at 1006 I street for the benefit of all federal guards and watchmen. The thirty-third anniversary of the Young Men's Immediate Association, colored. will be held Sunday in the John Wesley M. E. Church. The first of a seriex of organ Te- citals under the auspices of the choir of St. Mary's Episcopal Church will be given tomorrow by Roky W. Tibbs. The organizing of the alumnae of the Easton (Pa.) High School! in this vise and has been held since that|city will be discussed at a meeting time by the immigration authorities. Efforts are now being made by the actress and a group of Philadelphians to have the State Department use its discretionary powers and waive the passport regulations to permit the entrance of Gouroff. The Russian boy was sent away by his parents from Sebastopol while the bolshevik armies were advancing on that Crimean port, after Kolchak had warned all persons in the city to leave. He returned a month later and found his parents and all his relatives had been murdered by the soviet forces. The case bears a resemblance to that of Lord Mayor O'Callaghan, in that Gouroff arrived in the United States without a passport or a vise. Decision rests entirely with the State Department. e During the past year, Sam J. Bar- nett, a_justice of the peace of Dallas, Tex., added $2,500 to his income by mar- rying 851 couples. e R R, I DI I AL, T, in Blue Tri- and E tomorrow at 8 o'clock angle Hut, North Capitol streets. The Business Women’s Council will meet tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock at the Church of the Covenant. Mrs. Charles Whood will give an illustrated talk on “A Summer Vacation in the Scandi- navian Country.” The Home Scho-1 Asxoctation of the Eastern High School will meet to- morrow at 8 p.m. in the school audi- torium. Dr. F. W. Ballou, superin- tendent of public schools, will speak. The Men’s Club_of St. Monica’s Chapel will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Trinity Jumiors will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Trinity Community House. Boy Scout carnival and demonstration by ten troops in the evening "t 7:30. Ministerial Assoc of the color- R . The honds never fouch hot suds g or cold wreach " Rellef Associa- | 4 THE EVENING HE'LL NEVER GET WISE AND \TLL MAKE HIM THINK I'M REALLY ed M. E. Church will meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Miles Memorial Church. Phil . 6, Depart- ment °L tomorrow evening Hall. The A. W. D. Club of the Treasury Department will give a dance Satur- vening at 1 1 street for the benefit of the starving children of Armenia. Mrx. Charles D. an illustrated talk, Botanizing in_the Canadian Rockies,” Saturday at 8 p.m. at the National A. C. A. Clubhouse, 1607 H street. The Biological Soclety will meet Saturday night at the Cosmos Club. ‘William Knowles Cooper will be the speaker at the Y. M. C. A. annual fa- ther-and-son banquet 6:30 at Y. M. C. A. assembly hall. Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, S. J., of Georgetown University will speak at the Women's City Club tomorrow at 4:45 The mecting of the Society of Na- tives of the District of. Columbia, which was to have been held tomor- row night, was postponed until Feb- ruary 25 because could be made for a meeting place. The. meeting next week is to be held in the conference room, Post Office Department, 11th street and Pennsyl- vania avenue. A day of prayer for missions is to be held by the Woman's Interdenomi- national Missionary Union tomorrow, from 2 to 4 o'clock, at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church South, 9th street and Massachusetts avenue. “The Old Maids’ Convention” will be presented by the Harriet Boulter Chapter, Westminster Guild of Gun- ton Church, in the hall over the Park dried withouta wringer and ol a bution broken. m One of these machines is being demonstrated at the EASTERN STAR CARNIVAL now being held at the new MASONIC TEMPLE (February 16th to 26th, inclusive), I3th STREET and NEW. YORK AVENUE §ee It Demonstrated or at Our Store MUTT, A BULLET-PROOF. | VEST . HERE, TAKE THis GUN AND tomorrow at | no arrangements | L STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark A BULLET-PROGE VEST: THAT'S c®y SPRORTUNE! TUE IWENTED ngs Bank, 14th and Kenyon streets, tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock. Roxex, Violets. All the spring flowers in greatest | profusion at Gude's, 1214 F.—Adver- { tisement. AT THE COMMUNITY Cl"JN’IERSi Wilson Normal Community Center Tonigh! B art, dressmaking and millinery; advanced and eleme v French and Spanish, domestic sci class for adults, class in English speal ing for foreigners, war risk basket ball group, boys' athletic group, people's na- tional opera; library open. East Washington Community Center, Eastern High School—Tonight: Ameri- canization Class, Millinery Club, Wallach Pleasure Club, Dressmaking Club, Sioux Athletic Club. Thomson Community = Center — Mrs. Jordin will instruct a class in dramatics this evening. Other activities at 7:30: Spanish, Washington Opera Society, ric Orchestra, Boy Scouts. Johnson-Powell (ommunll) Center— Powell School—Afternoon: Social danc- ing class for children, rehearsals for plays. Tonight: Social dancing, rehear- sals for plays, committee meeting. Dunbar Civic Centér—Activities to- night: Basket ball teams, Just Us, Car- lisle, Peerless; Community Center's Band, Knights Templar drill. Birney Community Cenur—Tonighl Invincible Harmonizers, Spanisl Garnet-Phelps Community Center, Phelps School—Tonight: Woman's Ex- change, James E. Walker American Le- gion Post, James E. Walker Auxiliary, Thrift Club. At 6 o'clock there will be Band of Mercy, Junior Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Pleasure Club. Deanwood Community Center, Dea: Without 1he 8id of @ wringer - The water is exiracted from Clofhing by Jhe drier revoving ot high speed [ Social Club, e L . s T~ 2 > 230 0 ||||M|m ~ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1921. —By BUD FISHER. C, registered U. §. Pat. Off.) I VE JUST INVENTED A BULLET THAT T GUARAANTEE To PlERCE ANY BULLET-PROOE VEST MADe AND THIS WILL GIVE ME AN ) OPPORTUNATY T TRY (T ovl. Club, will meet at 8) A R. Hall. i wood, D. C.—The Glee-Athlet will sing and train_this evenir Band and Bible Stud: e and study at § o'clo Army and M o'clock in G. Club J] Club wilt | Academy of Sci ncm.f in the assembly hall ub. L. O of em:‘ulng& L Commun Tub, Delta Needlework The mecting chief of the burea D. A, will d Government 4 mothers evening. Th Parent-Teachers' Association of | s Most Popular Flower | the later-Langston group at the Slater ain 2416. Shafier, 900 14th st. | School, will meet at 8 o'clock. —Advertisement. Troop 72 of St. Peter's parish _will ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES, |mecta in St. Peter's Schoor Hall, TONIGHT. 316 E street southeast. The Wallach-Towers Home School As- sociation will meet at-7: | m Lu.h building. Dr. Harvey Wiley will | gt of the® “Physical Welfare of the | The Parliamentary Study Club will eet at 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall of Luke's Episcopal Church. Chita. The Jolly Bachelor Girls will give a dance at the Franklin Square Hotel. The Colorado Soclety will meet Thomsoa School. Representative Frank Green of Vermont will speak. Theodore Roosevelt Post, 14, American Legion, will meet at at G. A. R HAll_ Question of con- | lidation will be determined. President o, | Wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A. R., will | give a benefit card party at the Col- | lege Women's Club. | The National Pen League and Inter- | national Literary Association will meet lat 8:45 at the Lafayette Hotel A re- 104, ception will follow the literary evening. President’'s Own Garrison. No. [ITIWENTTTIGUARANTEE]T] Talk About Pre-War Prices E Just glance at the items shown below, which are only a few of the many big bargains to be had during this greatsale. Open an OLD- FASHIONED charge account. No extra charge for credit. Overstuffed ROCKER This massive 100% Comfort Rocker is covered with best- grade Male- skin; eot ls spring aseat construction. Easy Credit Terms N Slmply a wonderful cially This Just think, this stately, well built, three= piece Overstuffed Suite, with c. spring seat construction, covered in good grade imitation Spanish leather, consisting of large Settee, wing-back Arm Chair and Arm Rocker. Easy Credit Terms. All Wool Rugs MUST GO Special in Rug This regular $90.00 suite, consisting of beautitul Dresser with ahaped plate mirror, Chiffonier to match and a con- tinuous post white enamel metal Bed. One of the biggest bargains of this sale, Easy Credit Terms . Eany Credit Terma. All other Rugs Now Attractive Bonbon Dish = 29¢ mumnunmalmm 1t has been found that the collarbone | is’_more frequently other bone in the body. value, espe- for this ule- irable Suite consists of large Buffet, highly polished Golden Oak Extension Table and four dur- able Diners. Easy Credit Terms Plece Overstuffed Suite ourT OF THE Wuni (OIPA" IIIIGII RENT The action of cobra poison injected into a frog can be traced dilutions of one in ten million March Brunswick Records on Sale Today The March Brunswick Records go on Sale Today. Each is a winner. Remember, Brunswick Records play on all makes of talking machines or phonographs. Come in at once and hear these wonderful records. Here is the com- plete list. 2062 broken than any | Beale Street Blues—Tenor Solo 85¢ Al Bernard and Carl Fenton's Orchestra. St. Loulx Blues—Tenor Solo. Al Bernard and Carl Fenton's Orchestra Rosle —Fox Trot—Carl Fenton's Orchestra. Rudy Wiedoeft's Fox Trot ifornians. Kinu-A-Mixs—Waltz. Singin’ the Blues Bennie Krueger's Orchestra. Carl Fenton's Orchestra, d. Amphion Male Quartet My Mammy— Amphion Male Quartet Thank God for n Mario 10026 30003 13015 Ave Ma Smilin® T ru hard Bonelli ritone Solo tichard BGonelli. Mother O'Mine— Christ Arose—Easter Hymn. 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