Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 9

i (Y THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1921. pany have completed thelr organiza- | $30.000 in unregistercd ho onds, most “:<,,r.|‘y‘n:"|r 4 3 tion and will be ready to begin writ- liberty bonds. the police Sai ¥ e K _ | Recall of North Dakota Governor |\ s 8 i e, vty ' g o, iy A cording to an announcement of the and S11.000 in bonds in their hi 150 acres b4 bank officials said me ) he site sined TR i Constdered by Independent Voters ‘“ 500 $500,000 Cotton Fire Loxx. 00,000 OKLAHOMA CITY H 1110 F b e twion ant o emstltc an " Buttons Covered _ i You get yon‘r‘::.o;l.::::'y-- want 1t. C“?/lere t@ Enmu‘ MRS. M. E. HOLLEY houwr (o fit consets. 2361 15tk N.W. was the loot obtained vho held up th several sfat vnn J. Fraz! refu; aemanda for l)l‘('(‘l'“l“" “/Olll(‘ll § | I institute recall proceedings against | officers, including Gov. | ¢ I ible standards have footwear natural N\ -'i @a[m Martmf l | a during the past few | Jrth Dakota By the Associated Pres | ch-Cummins act. The rrwluuun:[\x.“‘d DEVILS LAKE, D., March 30— | had pn\m\wl\ passed the house. i e T R [ Opponents of the Non-Partisan League 5 =5 | t ERES Carmen Refuxe Demands. 1 ™ . 1 a red here today for a two-day () i ST. = Poohum oi 'V[erlt for ? |‘.-m. e e SLAND. Ohi senta- | ST 0 | 125F S$T.and 1212101218 G ST- : er 1415 G Stiee nt In l[n/ln uf a recall” said l' L.t Opposite Keith's f the Independent Voters' | Euy. Exclusively 4 constitutionat amend. | The Latest in Spring Furs Growth Bachrach home siings—which have jchter, would | he Bank of North | —CAF mode’ed on Spanish lines f e oped in rich played soimpor : Krimmer, Exclu ¢l of these novelties direct riginator, Otto Kahn of 2 tion invited Axks $100.500 for Son's Death. | FURS REBUILT—FURS STORED. | —Suit for $100, 500 | DA e A VI L TS - HELEN CORBIN HEINL s Fabian Bachrach. Afeer graduation and a thorough train- —of exceeding grace and rare distinctiveness—which ing in art schools, he entered the orig- re buying. Of gray kid $14 50 inal Baltimore studio in 190z for a smart dressers o= renich heels e Roth, whose eleve; complete technical training. with French heels. At c.ccccoeeceesee Thl G A A d recently when struck by ! PIANIST and TEACHER Starting in Worcester in 1904, he ex- Pupll of Edward MacDovell ; ew York; Harold Baner, Parls, ol o, Eans. b:llal (nlleé:‘oinf 5. o ¥ ‘fi tended his field throughout New || automobile owned by Kolodziey. | i i land, maintaining the high standards or achievement set b; David Bachrach—the F father, lM A New Spring Pump J : | LT o e — Special Selling of — = = e ! | INDIVIDUAL SLIP COVERS oked if they are convicted of sell- e e airatte For Deverage DuTL|efthe cholmst materials. Nowest designe—| { poses. come in and make selections now. { == Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Cut - Wages of Frimters. Bext Materials—Bent Workmanship. ROSTON.—The Boston_Typothetae announces a_reduction of 34 a week| CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. Electric Appliances i Were Reduced to 6-1b. Electric Irons........... $8.00 $6.00 PHOTOGRAPHS' "o/ DISTINCTION «<Largest makers of quality portraiis THE VALUE OF SYSTEMATIC rinte d = S 7 s . . DEPOSITING e A TiTs Ty of Jeatney- T14 13th N.W. 1327 F St,, N.W., Washingion, D. C. Electric Percolators ..........$20.00 $15.00 woman printers, effective next Mon- ______ M. 53T3-5374. I El 0 T guy. "mhe “eut” applies also_to “the T — ! ectric Toasters ............ $9.25 $6.95 o < s oakbinding Industry. ’ ewoit i i fWarl:mg until you !mvt; a lc’:onl?denble sum Higner wages i o a reduction’in Transformatlons B e N S ee U Maracla g Electric Coffee Pots.......... $16.00 $12.00 3 o1 Vil That cover th tire head with Pittsburgh New Haven Hartrord Anpapot 5 = mmnit &t G bk s e L Euny ol Electric Grills .............. $14.00 $10.50 egl-l]lr i€posits, however small, when mas T rganize Consular Service. -;:'1‘" (;‘,\yh.':::"lk::_ al.]\h’:vr\:"‘r;.vhcre Bachrach quality at prices ranging from $18 a dozen up- every week or month, are what build up rap- ward—depending upon finish and style. idly and surely the reserve fund which every man and woman wants and needs. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.—Announce- ment that he has heen selected by | Pregident Obregon of Mexico, to reor- | zanize the consular service of that| ecountry in Cuba was made herc by Alberto Mascarenas, Mexican consul zeneral here. He will leave f(‘lrl Havana at the end of the week. Ex-Lawyer Sent to Jail KNOXVILLE, Tenn—Eddie Parker. claiming to be a graduate of Cornell . & University Law School and of Tufts ~ Medical School in Boston. and who ) 1 ~ ; —, - says he at one time practiced crim- | G3W = S > ( = - P inal law in New York city, was sen- tenced to serve from three to ten years in the penitentiary for robbery. A d To ! 550,000 1n_Gold_ Arrives. nnounce 608 TO 614 11th ST. N.W. Opportunity Follows ! NEW YORK.—About $5.500.000 worth for Thursday Opportunity Special Values in €-lb. Electric Iron You can open a Savings Account here with any amount from One Dollar upwards. 2% paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts D . was _brought here by the; Lorraine from Franee. | Most of the gold was consigned to the | Federal Reserve Bank by the Bank of | France. OF COLUMBIA Cor.15th and H Sts. Northwest EDWARD J. STELLWACEN. PRESIDENT — | Texns Bank to Ask Receiver. | HO! ='rO\' Tex.—The Houston Trust | and Savings Bank. unincorporated, closed its doors to depositors mad announce- ment was made by C. L. Johnson, an official of the bank. that the appoint- ment of a receiver would be asked. The House of Courtesy- C. & 0. Shopmen to Rexume Work. N, Va.—Approxi- of the Chesa- peake and Ohio Railroad Company shops here will return to work April | 1. The men were thrown out of work | March 19 when the shops W*mnded[ operations. We’ve made some gjg ) l very Drastic ?g ’2} ¢ 3 | wmAfimAfinfi/\mmhnAAfi.@fi Over 60,000 Wearers ‘of Qur Glasses —All Satisfied Customers of Our Optical Dept. Paperhangers Back at Work. ST. LOUIS—Union paperhangers who have been on strike since March 1 returned to work yesterday when | their demand for a wage increase from $1 to $1.25 an hour was granted. | Boy Killed by Playmate. BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.—Vernon Moore, eleven years old, died in a local hospitai last night of a bullet wound inflicted in his head by Morris Leonard, aged twelve vears. The Leonard boy was arrested and released on bond. i tions in Better Suits The cutting has been of the regular prices—with the self-evident purpose only of providing for you an exceptional opportunity to select and to save. —including careful, thor- | ough examination by one s | of our Grgduate Optome- { trists—as low as........ } Opposes Esch-Cummins Act. LANSING, Mich.—The Michigan sen- I-u has adopted resolutions calling on Congress to give the various states full control of railroads operating entirely within the state and asking repeal of C. E. HAVILAND DEAD. Head of Famous Porcelain Firm for —We are never satisfied with a pair of Glasses unless they are becoming and perfectly adjust- ed. That’s part of our service. The Tricotines largely predom- Half Century. : iy inate—even as they hold foremost “Z LIMOGES, F' . March 30—C. E. nate—even as they ho! oremos fAMILVJE\I/Em “~ AND OPTICIANS et Catoy Taad = the famous porcelain manufacturing firm, has just died here. Mr. Haviland was' a descendant of Theodore Havi- land, an American, who came to France and established the firm of porcelain manufacturers bearing his| name. The American origin of the firm served it well fifteen years ago, when Limoges was in the throes of a great strike. Mr. Haviland, who served in a consular capacity for the American government, flew the American flag over his factory when the mob became menacing, and as a_consequence the factory was undisturbed. Mr. Haviland was buried here. place in fashion’s favor. And they’re the finer weave—lined with rich silk—designed with wonder- ful taste—and tailored with su- perior skill—that gives expression to every line and curve and seam. The LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET Box Models Bloused Effects Straight-line and plain- tailored designs with short or medium Coats A. The smartest of the e Dresses 6 Reduced O n e-of-a- kind models originally priced up to Sport Coats In Polo Cloth—half lined or full lined with silk; belted and cut on lines that are very efi'cctna and very serviceable— $25—$27-50—-535 Thc handsomest of the Wrappy Coats Dolmans, Capes and Coats—made up of the very fine weaves—Bolivias, Veldynes, Romona — embroidered claboratc]y, some trimmed with heavy fringe—and silk lined— 3 $49-50 to $125.00 We've just added the latest After- Easter novelties in Trimmed Hat > Sive effect l-‘lJR CHOKERS._ ...$9.75 Now you can gratify your desire for mart spring fur. $0.75 is the after- AIRED AND STORED. 'As Mlss Hammond Elaborately embroidered — and braided—with some beaded in flat and tubular jettings. w.!mummm" 2301 Xalorama Road. These are the days when one must take care of the complexion—and Mrs. N. C. Coon’s Almond Skin Food, Muscle Cream, Ab- sorbent Cleaning Cream will do it most effectively. $1.00 Each For Sale by Drug and Dept. Stores Prepared by Mrs. N. C. Coon 1405 Eye St. N.W. S AT AT~ L~ ';i' . 3 o e B