Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Y THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921.% A RESORTS. Q/wQVanagpmenf has p/easure in announcing that the HOTEL CECIL LONDON Is ‘7\610 Open For Tariff Apply Marager. Cablegrams : “Hotel Cecil, London.™ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Deiired; & ! Am%flagffllg{" *("tell New Clarion |nfDnimci1mm ReaIComfi:rt ’ FIREFROOF GARAG! unc ITY 600~ h’aln’!&r?/‘»- e e GRANDATLANTIC | NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGL Virginia ave. near beuch. - Capacity, 1 Q/\QWIDTS HIRE | NEW ORLEANS “‘The Parisof America™ Cantral Ticket ofi«- Private baths, running water, eleva 5300 Dee day . 'Special weekly. Booklet. Auts | | DL PAINTER. WAROLD LANDON. | Lobby. Folder on Request. ' The 5t. Charles | One of America’s leading hotels. | Accommodating over 1000 guests. ALFRED 8. AMER & CO., Ltd. Proprietors 2o Yoo Fool ot 2 in the mv- o Feel ot Homo, Hotel Morton Ocssa Ead Virginia Ave Capacity. 300 Elovater. te Baths. etc. Always open. m_lsu and PAUL M. COPE. Props. Try CLARENDON Hotel Virginia ave. near Beach. 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Stenography, Typewr coxatancy *New ‘clasees, day and now. A Three Months’ Course in | COLOUR CLASSES NOW FORMING! ap., 350 Privata | | news reached the capital of Davis' appointment as head of the southern government the Senmate chamber was raided by drunken soldiers, who jab- bed the Davis chair with bayonets and shot it full of bullets. nator Latham found the mutilated chair in a pile of rubbish in the basement of the Capitol. He placed it in his li- brary and was wont to tell friends that he preserved it as a monument over the downfall of his friend's early aspirations, of which they had often talked—not to occupy a presidential chair, but the office of army chief. THEIR HUMAN SIDE ||t ed on the trail and learned that when BY WILL P. KENNEDY. cause it was used by Jefferson Davis when he represented Mississippi in | th ate. Despite the hard and eft work of the furniture re- started raising angora goats in New | pairer this desk., on close inspection, he came | FhowS plainly the marks made upon W years later he | it by soldiers during the war who 600 goats and started &|sought to destroy it. Twenty years ago Representative Charles B. Ward left his native city of Newark J.. and went west. He| let of for the venture and went into gen- after suffering S I Y Vo eral farming, which he has since fol- spending quiet)Junior Prom Tonight to Be Climax | The case and class colors will be o members of the various and sororities. It has been in u: Kept in the A quarter {went into the ment. Marshall’s Herrings In Tomato Sauce This is the well known brand of ;)v:‘\x:rcn;;‘rl(_’lle»nings‘ as fine as can pRICE = ....18¢ LEADERS S || Laree 33c 150 dls.m'd(rl\ member | k | “Regina” Peaches Going at Prices That Remind You of Old Times or Arthur Capper of Kansas, d to be a Washington cor- nd who is a newspaper telling_an inte | ater, apropos of the situ- | ch the wool growers find | themsel When M. . Haskins, Kansas! farmer, shipped 155 pounds of wool | amission broker in - of weeks ago he end him a swea y for it out of the ter the freight, war tax, n, storage and insur- ance were paid by Farmer Haskins he had $11.40 coming for his woo but the s ter and express charge came to $15.15. And it takes only a pound of wool to make a swealer. As the account stands Haskins owes the commission broker $ and has |84 more to pay for shearing. “It isn't only the lambs that get sheared nowadays,” say ator Capper. Allen T. Canned Peaches must be revised—downward. Market con- ditions make it absolutely necessary. So we are going to sacrifice our present stock at the following prices, which are extremely low. You know the brand—it’s one we have offered for the past ten years. This is an opportunity you won’t feel like missing. “Regina” Peaches 5--$1.00 One Can, 21c Per Dozen Cans, $2.25 Because Representative Treadway of Massachusetts, a prom- inent republican member of the ways and means committee, who has been wrestling with problems of taxation land revenue to produce enough { money for Uncle Sam to pay his bills. has become thoroughly convinced jthat there must be retrenchment all |along the line, he journeved back to his “old home town” for a town meeting. For many years Repre- sentative Treadway has presided as { moderator at those town meetings in Stockbridge, Mass. This vear he reports that they cut down their budget considerably—as an example | to Uncle Sam. Take a close look at the desk in | | the Senate chosen for use by Senator ! 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Storage in our fireproof furniture warebouse at reasopable rates. Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. ‘Telephone Main 6900. Silver Lake Beets, No. 2 size . 16¢c Silver Lake Pumpkin . . . . 10c Evaporated Milk, all tall cans . 14¢ Eagle Brand Milk . . 23c Challenge BrandMllk . 17%c Protecto Safety Matches, doz., 10c Safe Home Matches, per box, 6¢ Per Lb.. Storage LITTLEFIELD, ALVORD & CO. 15¢h and P W, reiaphone Mate 478" D. C. WOMAN IS DENIED DAMAGES IN BALTIMORE do}kp?:) Husband was refa Refused Lodging at Hotel, Mrs, Co- | 25 MY hushand was extromel quelet Sues in Vain—Says Clerk Was Insulting. BALTIMORE, February 24 (Special). | —The suit of Mrs. Henriette Coque- | 1909 N street, widow of a former the hotel late yesterday afternoon. | was tried before ing my husband felt so badly hotel for some refre While there in the dining r We told you in our advertisement Monday that prices on | UIr€S are money-savers and are qllOth to Specials This Week | Fine, Large Grapefruit, each 2for25¢ Sa.rdmeS, 6f01‘250 Sardines 6for25c MICHIGAN BEANS 5 Ibs. for 25c ALL WHITE MEAT Tuna Fish Largecan45c DRINK OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE 25¢ he became worse, and we decided to | remain there for the night. - MERCHANTS | HAKETRIP . and :‘Memben of Association Leave for e, Tour in Maryland. To further the cordial business tions now existing between Wash- on business men and the farmers L hen went to the clerk an \\uh him to allow us to rema | ¥ husband had checked his watk- | and we 1 ‘Washington, ! rs’ Association left this morn- @ two-day tour of inspection roat ranc The chair occupied by Jefferson Da- | French embassy, for 00 damages BURLclifhn Bolein gpton atanion, inimaailostiros imorsithan s halficent EXPECT 500 AT G. W. BALL Iagainst the Caswell Hotel, resulted in | 3607 ¢ T Ring mor. ate, Xteme southern part He found the climate was not suitable | ¢ recently located in San W the jury bringing in a verdict for '© _;_.h with you.' . 1 o WOl stop ui 38 “ e man to whom fechant | so 1 Judge | omorrow the rden home, three Soper in the city court. Mrs. Coc b < and ‘ S fie iroush ndian e lowed thou n.ll m(lua-” s m'n;;-qn‘omq t'x‘s Event of Kind. let testified she was hum the party rr(umi::‘lo w-.h stormy place in the United States Sen- : o rro The mace is the symbol of author- g The prom of the junior class nr!:“’;“a‘f'“ when employes of the ho- | it ity In the House and confronted With " o story bohnlnl the Jeft Davis|George Washington University e vasoommoda Hons ior Ther] t;""nh afion, is in charge oF th it even the mw t wte and obst 2 that on the right of Senator 2 ’ vi SRR er | Mo A . e Gl e of Senafor | Rauscher's tonight will mark the | Erench army officer. | Hoter, where ¢ SEQUS AL e membuos suldlde. J bigzest social event of the centennial | youthful widow, attra Soing Crem Wi 5 " friends. Finally came th. stitution. More than 5 persons, in- | clared th was orde N 1 ms (At pre outhern members withdrew from the | cluding university officials, students, | postelry after 11 FLOUR $45 A BARREL. e D osne. . Her e. led by Dav The cris alumni, faculty members and the cen- | sy hygband, Shortage of bread in Par: A;l:mf.‘“. C. Mur- an. sick and old, called | tenpial guests. are cxpected to at-|fet, to whom I was married on June |scribed as acute, is exy { ams and M. A Lecsss © ng of his cabinet in the 5 hnea i mene, | Dancing will begin at 10 oelock | & 1919 was ill and had been re- relieved by shipments of wheat re- | 1y ded to the will |and continue until 2 am. Refresh- |Ceiving treatment in a hospital @t|; r4eq to be en route from A na, More Insurance. Attorney General, and | ments will be served. Souvenir pro- | Washington” testified Mrs. Coguelet | 0050 B0 T 0y e crotary of War, and signed | grams in the form of leather card |~ W e came to this city on June 12 last i i ¥ ot the| Insurance Adjuster — And mnow : an order for an armed ve cases will be distributed. Boxes On @ pleasure trip. We had atter Department of Comme: what, in your opinion, was never: without. & gua E 0 southern wate decorated with university, fraternity |@ moving-picture show and tha bread are sel of the fire? —I don't know, unless it red hots I put in the fireless — .| Heinz Cream of | , TOMATO SOUP Made with real cream in the Heinz kitchens. Your choice of - 12%¢ Can...... i 190 Washington Flour These fig- Stores Just note prices carefully. last until Saturday’s closing. The All-purpose Flour, and excep- tionally fine for all pastry uses. 6-Ib. Bag 12-1b. Bag 37c 69c uhbs $1.35 Cooking Apples, per peck . . 49c Onions, /4 peck, 8¢; V2 peck . .15¢ Nutro, tall can . . . . . . Bee Brand Mayonnaise . . . Premier Salad Dressing Howard’s Salad Dressing Blue Rose Rice, perlb. . . . Comet Rice, 15-0z. pkg. . . Michigan Navy Beans, Ib. . California Lima Beans, Ib. Quaker 2-Minute Oats . . Quaker 2-Minute Wheat . . . National Rolled Oats . . Aunt Jemima Pancake . . . . Pillsbury’s Pancake . . . . . . 15¢ Gold Medal Buckwheat . . . 14c Virginia Sweet Pancake . . 12%c Gorton’s Codfish Cakes, tin . . 18c Chum Salmon . . . . .. .10c Argo Salmon . . . .25¢ Sunshine Soap. 6cakes for . . 25¢ P&G White Naphtha Soap, 5 for 34c Star Soap,5for . . . . . . 3¢ Crystal White Soap, 3 for . . 20c Crystal White Soap Chips, pkg. 32¢ VY