Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 11

UTAR, WASHINGTON,: D. C, THURSDAY, CHARLES TITTMAN SINGs. |HARDING ACCEPTS OFFER |[SMOOT CHARGES GIRLS MAKE MASONS TO ASK HARDING. In Turkey the moment the-roof-ia T A uilt over a new house it is custom- RS a’ Q | _Charles Tittman, bass soloist af o ary to hang from the most prominent ! | Souls' Church, sang several selections [ QF S USE 1 5 eave a string of garlic, with an ol S | ooty Church sarie, soveral selctions | OF HISTORIC BIBLE TROUSSEAUS IN U. S. OFFICES ™" Invite President on Mount| 5t & {08 2 £V 3 {ment in the Munitions building 3, . s - Vernon Trip During Convention. terday afternoon, which were ent — |_,fi‘;‘c“y“;‘ Teceixed by the lrEs &3; Telegram Sent to Superintendent of Sl e R 8 President-elect Harding is to be in- | blage of War Department emplofes:| ¢ . < ds claring that ‘4t would take his) of the Benater ‘from Utah'vesterday in vited by the Masonic Club of the United | An ADITORIAL { The introductions were made by Gen. apitol Building and Groun breath away” if he should find one de»)(“ech.rm‘ that some women:in the de-States to make a pilgrimage with it to uy our m"E than who painted Good vision islcssen: | Lord, chief of finance. From President-Elect. jpartment of the government whose |partmefital seryice, here seyed. during | Mount Vernon early in May. it was an- <] {clerks Senator S i arousedtihe women to ot - fie “Mona Biss™ tial o the full enioy- i e ot o v (AT S5 orerwnaien e oe Sl ol hours has aroused the women to | nounced toda The club will hold fts For Eiks Le d r - = to acoept the tender of the Bible used [ that s ate yesterday charged | action. | convention here May 10 to 12, inclusive. . g:: Br:'l?n!ho onardo da Vinci, was one ment not only of pictures, e e hat girls working in the departments| “Senator Reed Smoot of Utah™ prob- (A committee which fs making the ar- | . Elor Mm_:fc'“"""‘:nfl“- of the great optical scien- but of all life’s beauties. Washington Pglmwe D indlcate U an n‘l’!‘lin; }:;)\ylnflkv\’r])n Ir trousseaus du ably 1sto be the subject of a range ts for the convention visited E For Eastern Star r c : £ s 4 G rs. The Utah senator Was | (o be held under the Mount Vernon this aftern : tists of his day. His famous The natural powers of the the chief clerk of the Supreme Court.” | opp e 1 Sito a Mount Vernon this afternoon on a painting of the lady with eye vary widely in different This telegram to Elliott Woods, su- | PU the |dsaue Tivwas daciered 1o il jisi=1 foar tucnistiedh bY, the v the questioning smil d people. Even slight devia- 7 perintendent of the Capitol building ! o e qabaten pho) . |and Virginia Railway Company. Thomas e 'f’ = < ::'l tions of sight deserve at- d grounds. rom- Georeo B. u;r:é(,,u,,v,” igave Garasimenis ihe : s, passenger agent of the com- | & uzzli eves del 3 & 3 & = 4 -| tian, Harding’s secretary, was Te ator & “ i P00 em- the, t‘u'vrmnm which g ight tention. Come here for ex by Reprie - SEidg uid hi 000 em ed of Judge W, o sight of all beholders. amination. f o of Massach he : Wil Tever Sot g ot them oroeit . e i : . _ e " birthday celebrs 7 | Continue ta" .mr'..;?r(('f?fl;‘h,';""'f o woman v Schmid t Our optometrists’ professional expertness and perfect Centennial Lodge, No 14, ¥t & 3 i g for them to|chairman of the publ T C S SR 5 i : 3 megt. so that, | Bovd Dexter and M mechanical equipment are yours to command-—today Bible, which is to supplant ke all anln.q(u'w (ouend they turn | Glaser of New 0 ure aCOId ! | their hand to something els editor of the Maso: Bible already purchased {who stood at the £ door ; . Maher, clerk of the . | telephon o e i See ET4 1217 at the Harding inaugural G s ay moune a and ; Str D l’-}v“l)nsenl-ll\lu Z o 4 iters. Senator Smoot is : s v rought original documents & o S ShdtorSmopt tsiconi 5 ac:Hatter photostat copies to show the authen- S moneAbiioniat ow poRer WINDOW GLASS, 107, OFF 1 ticity of this history. department ma Take He laid stress on the distinction be- | Lo ;aus in the office duri tween the Washington inaugural | 2oir b 5 s E 'CO]\/ l 13 ]IOIU“ If the work is Bible, owned before and since the first | FOTEINE fours. IL the work 5 1o // n, inauguration of George Washington, |8 fORC In the same W Noime e Qg”l‘ 789, by St. John's Lodee, | ., 0 0 TS Just as well make s A ioh Magonie Bibl n up our minds that we can double the [ e Y acnetions lnummr of employes. Washington is Bt Washington “aq(u delightful place to live in. Girls . Va., on v s s |receiving salaries of sixteen honud, have plenty of time these Bibles were on exhibition by the | " }eyfor ana do fancy ork during '\';mh"r 4, | working hoyrs. Who would t to E i give it in commemoration of the Ma ‘*' iEup birthday of George Washingtol he Washington inaugural Bible is | WOMEN SCORE SMOOT. neellor Robert Will Send Word to Utah About Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets . —by laying in needed supplies while our 10% to 15% Discount Sale is in progress. Paints for every purpose are included; also Auto Polishes, Floor Finishes, Wood Stains, Varnishes, s administe A i ~ ~ . - T { Beoree Washingion Was'the Erind | Charges—Admit He's Right. Enamels, etc. Standard quality goods— verything Under ONE ROOF T oL e I e e O W menlor Ut hlare polunl (Olbesins every one of them. ! York from 1784 to w n inaugura vas | formed of the words of Senator Re: 1K w ( worshipful master of Fredericks- | Smoot, \according to plans made tod 1. d HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Ave. Wholesale PAINTS Retail master in 1801, according to Unfor- |Groceries, Diamond Ring and mation supplied to Representative | Treadw by Grand Secretary R. J.| Clothing "‘Among Thefts in D. C. : & Lodge. No. 4, A. F. and A, M the headquarters of the Natio en. Jacob Morton, who wa: fon Leagu Action shal of the day on the occas = — - - - Washington's inauguration as firs Do o niten States, sue. |REPORT FOUR ROBBERIES. Y - i | ceeded Chancellor Livingston’as grand —_— oung Baking Hens, 44c¢ | || &= 3 i day night through a_side door, the | d THE WEATHER. police were told, and sugar, butter | y and canned goods valued at | | 1N e c Gal. District of Columbia—Fair tonight: |stolen. b . tomorrow unsettled, probably snow or{ Theft of a diamond ring valued at| i Burglars entered a store at 24 Rhode Island avenue northeast Tues- rain; not much change in_tempera: $100 was reportcd by Robert Snook | h ‘mi C ture, lowest tonight about egrees; | 1415 Chapin street. The ring was Supply Limited ome Early! moderate northwest winds, becor¥ing | taken from his homi yesterday. Mrs. A. Lynch, 709 Rhode Island and—Fair tonight: tomorrow |avenue, told police cf the theft of her | probably snow or rain; not | family wash from a line in the rear much change in temperature: moder- vard at her home. She valyed the ate northwest winds, becoming east- |slolen garments at $30. . B. Shugrue, 30 Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, tallcan . . . 35¢ Gorton’s Ready-tofry Cod Fish Cakes, can, 18¢ Red Seal Cod Fish, Fibered, pkg. The DEL MONTE Picnic JAMS, assorted, can, ] 71/2(: K:l M@te : 0id Duteh Special |Canned Corn YerEr | COFFEE | g 300 25C lbo Maryland Pack. ; a mo ] HOLLAND BELLE FLOUR 5:03 pm.: high tide, 10¢ 5 am. and A Small Deposit Will Reserve 6-Ib. Sack, 38c 12-Ib. Sack, 74c 24-Ib. Sack, $1.45 ||| merr T imm e L fll W) $9 75 . : , = i !;‘:n:o:?:;"—Sun rises, 6:47 a.m.; sun : 5 \ P Campbell’s | TunaFish - | : report- place of nig v stole’ a igarettes, chewing gum r tonight, except snow warmer ‘in extreme west portion: tomorrow Pdin or snow: |quantity of |Trésh northwest and north winds, be- |and tobacco. coming easterly tomorrow. e Seoten il West Virginia—Snow late tonighl | paa) gerews have been made since B.C. and tomorrow; somewhat warmer to- night. Records for Fwenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 46; 8 p.m., 40; 12 midnight, 33; 4 am. 30; 8 a.m, 30; noon, 32. jBarometer—4 A Lucky Purchase— The Fenway The Belmont The Plaza A 29.83; 29.85; noon, .9 5 ¢ temperature, 13, occurred at WOMEN’S sterday; lowest. temperature, 30. occurred at 8 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 40; lowest, 30. remmoreton-soa, mnienror || WATCHES ) Distinctive Footwear water at 8 a. Great Falls—Tem- SPLENDID SAVINGS perature, 36; condition, 26. Tide Tables. pfi‘;’%"’ &atchc};cept in rcl?Slr . = (Furnished by United States coast and R ARGE R ¢ ONE YRAR, “Can he. womn Mod erately Priced Today—Low tide, 3:48 am. and 4:13 with either gold bracelet or : B R high tide, 9341 am. and 10:05 |[ll ribbon and monogram en- Moon rises, 8:52 p.m.; sets, 7:52 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. s Keeping prices down by increased volume. - The three New guaranteed c::;ngflzs-je A E T e Fibbon braceles. § “The Fenway”™ “The Belmont™ “The Plaza™ 5 E Tbmpernure. i B E A N S White Star Jfancy white 5()e i { _% ;3 | ! Spring styles sketched above are briefly described. s et 14-kt. Gold Filled 20-year g 10c Can Ra:::n Ne. % 14: IR 4“4 % 1 | Our Regular Price 44 30 H -7 New Cross Strap Pump: New stylish Slash Tongue S “ on A i $22.50 hand turned solé and Lotis |~ Pump: beaded. This model New Cross Strap Pump; ;3 i $ 85 heel. Brooklyn ‘made. In _ is one of the latest arrivals L-ouis heel, hand turned sole. L o 3% l 1 i the' following leathers for spring and is a graceful In these combinations: 2 CARLOADS OF CORN-FED S 1 el £ Cases, $1285 | All Brown Suede Itg’n”h s R Brown Kid, suede trimmed % 3 i is shown in Black Satin, Black Calf, d @ 2 Etclonds | H All Black Suede with steel beading in cut- ack Calf, suede trimmed Ed Eticlouds | All' Tan Calf Gt Songne: Black Satin, suede trimmed : All Black Calf Famous Brooklyn make. All Tan Calf The Finest That Grow! Pork Loin, slloulder end, Ib., 25¢| Fresh Hams, Ib........29¢ Pork Chop, blade end, b.. .25¢ | All Pork Sausage, Ib...25¢c ||/gEEnagt Fresh Shoulders, Ib. .. 20c | Pure Lard,Ib. ....... 13}c ||/=&2 Smoked ed 10 .. e 38c=|DRE g,u FRESH CAUGHT FISH Cod Fish Steaks, Ib. ...20c | Fresh Haddock, Ib. ... . . Silver Perch, Ib. .. ... ..25¢ | Winter Trout, Ib. .,,_A_,._-mc Fancy Standard Oysters,qt. .................... 48¢c Old Dutch Roll, Ib.. . . . .16c | Hamburg Steak, Ib. . .. _.16¢ Chuck Roast, Ib. ... ... 16c | Plate Beef to stew, Ib., 12}c Domestic Swiss Cheese, Ib. .55¢ | Palmine, Ib. ....... .. 27¢ Kraft Cheese, Ib. . . ....25¢c | Nut Butter, 4 Ibs. for. . $1.00 Freshly Gathered Millbrook Eggs, 45¢ doz. 2 Cars Best No. 1 New York State POTATOES, 25¢ Peck Grapefruit ™inkiced 2 for 25¢ Florida 2 Oc New Cabbage— 6 Fresh Green Stock, Ib... OC Oranges, doz. BREAD == 7¢ e Get 3 for 20c Clondy Gloudy er Clowdy i Women’s:.lo and 12 Button SPATS, All Colors, Special, 95¢ BEEBARERLLY B EXTRA SPECIAL! . W5 Sols Tinied Final Clearance e ane < Women's Boots & Oxfords while you lleép’i i neau shape cases, 20-year Right out of stock we have re-grouped guarantee. i several hundred pairs of this season’s best Special, $19.85 |l |"WE wiLL BE PLEASED | [|i! i TO OPEN A CHARGE | ACCOUNT . il SELINGER’S || Manufacturing Jewelers { and Opticlans 820 F Street, Corner 9th i “Look for the Big Clock” Our Regular Price, $30 and $35 selling Boots and Oxfords at one price for a FINAL CLEARANCE. Sore GEV They include Military Heel and Low Heel Boots and Walk- ing Oxfords, in Brown, Tan and Black. All sizes in the lot. On sale Friday in all our W a;hmg- ton stores. McHale Remedy Brings Prompt . Relief McHale's Home Remedy is producing suth remarkable results that hundreds of letters gxpressing deep gratitude for the melcome re- lief ffom suffering and pain (which this won- derfol home remedy has brought) are flowing in. 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O'Brien, pastor of St. Peter' Church, Washington, was so delighted wita t results’ of McHule's Remedy he allowed us to g p hoenix : Silk Hosiery New Spring Shades : publish his letter, as follows: P Having suffered for a long. time with Pyor- rhea and having lost quite a few of my teeth, ¢ wo Cascarets occa- | & feiend gave me a bottle of McHale's Remeay' Take one of T d Tis was mors than & year ago, and I st [ 10] s sionally to keep your liver and |,;vc my remuining teeth. ‘Tve rélief was im- ! bowels active. en bilious, con- |mediate and permanent.’” Large sise bottle, ®es Qs sti ttd head‘cby, l:nstn'“l;ng:’ f‘“d: g:;;nteed to relieve, $2.00, on sale at your| cold, upset stomach, or bad brea nodnn:p acts so nicely as Cascarets, McHale Home Pyorrhea Children love them foo. 10, 25, 80 - Remedy, Inc. cents: ;