Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1921, Page 14

20, 1921—PART T. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTOXN, D. ¢. FTEBRUARY — — L $16.50 to $12.50 a month. (‘l;ln‘nce,“n,\ M. Deveile, defendant. IRENT BOARD ORDERS NEWS OF THE NAVAL RESERVE ||" Tex en repucrions L e === 0 a month. J. Leo Koib, d - fendant. . | PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST Division officers of the Naval Re- | serve of the District of Columbia are | making strenuous efforts to organize he divisions which have been a signed to them. Much work is tached to this task. but the off |are giving unstintingly of their time 1 efforts to complete the formation |of four divisions from the re:m-r‘v‘\fl‘ in the District of Columbia. Who should be giving weekly attention training in order to keep thems fit to go aboard ships of the time of war | The organization work lout its difficulties have failed to keep the local ¢ tion informed of their add they are required Dy r, of them seem to ave lost in- and s not with- i |as many terest in th they ¥ {put on the But_should hnother emergency arise, it W they will be the lo: higher up in the men drill pointed out. as their places Wwill have been taken by have attended the wee instruction regularly. Failure to : tend drills also will result in the men denied their two-month re- being ainer pay. | “Yimsign Frank G. Stewart, command- ing officer of the enginecer di las sent out an appeal to the men who have been assigned to his divi- rging them to attend drills reg- and to keep up their interestin - Navy. His letter to the men, in ENGLANDER COUCH BED ESIGNED as an attractive couch, with one motion it becomes instantly a comfortable, restful, double bed of full size. Englender **Predactions for,Sleep and Rest™* Three Picce Beds Bedivans Foldaway Beds Cots and Cribs hat this branch osed of the t pull to- id: eel confident t of the service is not comp type of men that do no ether. : & what we want to do is to put “Now, +Yon the proper foot- the “black gang” on e which it ing for the important place olds in the organizati There are many real reasons why we ask your co-operation in this respect. We all realize the dutly that was performed by the Naval Reserve force during the Da-Beds Doable-Da-Beds - ; = recent war. We know that the force e T {was relied on, and the country feels Sold everywhere by Furmiture Dealers and that it can \;.l- relied ax teite ’;,’fi"%?l‘ part /ri i time as well as in 4 ; Ere e e Appropriations for its maintenance are being sought, and it would be a ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. New York Chicago Brooklyn Lok for this trade mark crime if this splendid organization were allowed to deteriorate and lose its usefulness. It is very plain to see that unless we keep this organization intact and in good working order it will be a source of false security to our Navy rather than an asset. “Recent developments in regard to the reduction of naval forces make it apparent that we should keep our- selves prepared for an emergency Which we might be called upon to fulfill. s to the matter of retainer pay, 2222232288332 PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST 223332 in The Newest Ideas Ladies’ Sport Suits Answering to the call of sports—or to the call of the. street. And answering al- ways in style. Breathing Spring and youth and verve. Perhaps by their lines. Perhaps by their textures, Perhaps by their class. Warwick Lodge Spring Colors Rich heathers. And plain shades. Includ- ing the voguish Peggy Gray. And the tan and brown combinations in the Tuxedo Models. Hand-tailored out of 100% pure worsted (knitted). The main rea- son why it is easy to tell a Warwick Lodge Suit from the other kind. Wrinkle- proof. Mistproof. Dustproof. 163 New Suits Just Arrived /1 will be on display Monday morning. $24.50 and up. Also — a complete selection of Warwick Lodge Sport Coats of Scotweed. And Sport Coats for wear with separate -plaid skirts or white flannel skirts. Comparisons are suggested. Men’s Store With Feminine Specialities THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily 8:30 to 6 i Many of the men | were | ice compan will be put through jthe final inspection. Col. Cootes ex- x pressed satisfaction at the generally Slightly Less Than good condition of the local units he s ,00 saw during the week. The property One-Carat Diamond ' which Ptk e to Snowden Greenleaf. an tion st northeast; notice !Seven Landlords Denied Possession) 3 im- ¢ e at it should be the | of Property in Decisions portant to some. b Smallest consideration for vour in- | insufficient terest, as we want to perpetuate the | Yesterday. Nila F. Allen, apartme jdea that every man in the 1 1 reductions were ordered | Clermont, 2106 F street service went there with th he District re notice to vacate rve his country and the District rent com-| gowenstein Company, creases were : anted en landlords were denied pos-| v of their The list i propertics. determinations f > Bell 6th strect north- d from §15.50 to|f William Carley, de- 2 month rent reduced from 726 Tth street a few of us M es nt uced from §5050) John F. rter, 2. - el Jlies | to $45 a montt i Goldn de- | northwest: present rental of $2 reported ai the first few assemblies | ! A month i Goldman, de : | fnd were disappointed at the show- ' f: month declarcd fair. David 1.1 ing made. but we feel that if you| M. 38 Vermont ave- | defendant. William W Morgan. report to the next meeting vou will inue increased from | o find an organization which ¥ou willi§i0 1o month. Charlie Solo- want to meet every weck. To you defendant men who have failed to come to any ter H. Youn Capitol ave- dward meeting we would susmest that Horthiast Wnents vearticend from | et ey report as a_visitor vour fir and i » that the you away. conduct the a regular sche subject from one it is important, if 3 advantage of this training, that you ||| rt with us at the beginning. “Before we go into the ste we are going to cover the g pelled bo: including sube so that we will all he more ndi Two Wonderful U Values il Solid Platinum | Hand-Carved Our Greatest SPECIAL OFFERING or familiar with this type of boat, since three of them in our we have alr fleet 5 ninations on this subject will the | held at the completion of ment.” | —And one that you National | RING, $1 500 All-Platinum Wedding Ring Full-Cut Diamonds All Around should profit by if you feel your eyeglasses need changing. Our Entire Stock of SHELLTEX GLASSES Is offered at the low price of Guard Notes } Tntefest in the District of Colum- National Gu was _centered i the past week in federal in- ion of the various units of the r Regiment of thé guard, by -r_detailed for that purpose » War Department. night the staff of Brig. Stephan was_inspected, inspection of Company inspected and today adquarters and serv- at 10 am., the he rooms of the various companies were inspected during thé daytime found to be in orderly condition. An invitation was cxtended to the District guard by Col. Cootes at the request of Col. William C. Ri commanding officer at Fort attend the drill next Friday noon, at the fort, and Blue White, This price includes a thorough examination by our expert optometrist. after- t 3:30 o'clock. One of the olde: organizations in th: Guard—the Corcoran will celebrate its thirty-eighth anni- versary Thursday evening at a ban- quet at Ha . 11th_street and Pennsylvania The ADOLPH KAHN, 935 F avenue. will be under the auspices of the Corcoran Cadet Corps Veteran A. ciation, and during the business ses- sion officers for the ensuing year w be elected. A feature of the evening will be a program of entertainment, which will include Walter Humphrey, Ray Sanderson and Thomas Cantwell. Special guests of honor will include Brig. Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, U. S. A, for a number of vears adjutant gen- eral of the District Guard; Brig. Gen. Anton Stephan, commanding general, District of Columbia National Guard; Lieut. Col. C. Fred Cook, a staff offi- cer on the commadning general's staff for many years; Maj. Richard D. La Garde, adjutant general of the District Guard, and other veterans of the Dis- trict Guard and the world war. The Corcoran Cadet Corps is one of the famous old organizations affiliated with the District Guard. banquet Why Pay High When you can come to the National and FASHIONED Charge Account. Several appointments to fill vacan- cies in the local guard commissioned mpersonnel are expected to be an- nounced this week by the War De- partment. B Company C will not drill this week. as its regular drill night falls on Washington's birthday. Company A will drill at the armory Thursday night. YELLOW PINE PRICES KEPT HIGH, IS CHARGE Further information regarding al- leged activities of the Southern Pine Association in maintaining high prices for yellow pine lumber was trans- mitted _yesterday by the Federal Trade Commission to Chairman Cal- der of the Senate committee on hous- ing and reconstruction. It is based on investigations made by the com- mission at the request of the Depart- ment of Justice. The commission charges that in 1919 the association refused to comply w/ requests of Federal Industrial Board to reduce prices, saying con- certed action would be a violation of the law. 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