Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 5

Delivers This against three state o with Non-Partis: ment, will be circulated soon. it wa announced today, following the deci- sion last night of the anti-non-parti- on here in ordering such To Your Home Easy Terms to Suit You pric fu e | year-old 1 ! Gov. Lymn J | attorney general | commissfoner of agricult bor, the ihree members cor | the state indust series of co; which would indust YORK. at th nt more vessels . with the excep of the (irand Forks mill and ele: eI A bona issue of $ ?kfi I ing and pay al s of the Ha . - - provided for. the choi for gove 5 Reports from Bismarck are that the n-Partisan League legislative com- i;mamsx | Two Army Men Killed. { mail _truck driven by ° into a motor "bus, hoot Indicted on Murder Charge. EHou Lt Tie 52 blackbird h the death Februa z over Forsyth Bull Sellx for $27,100. 5 PHILADELPHIA.—A three-day auc- ThisWonderful Player—Brand New 88-Note and Guaranteed 10 Years ke s you of absolute satisfaction and protection. The instrument is designed Ror o oo yet is so artistic that it is certain to satisfy the most scrutinizing buyer S g 1ve point motor, bell metal plate, fine sounding board, the latest improve- nd devices, loud and soft pedal expression devices—in fact, is a model player- Piano and an instrument that compares; i i sl v g paresimost favorably with player-pianos sold elsewhere : Take A Long Time To Pay : Balance To Approved Credit . Every family without a player-piano in its home should take advantage of this very unusual offer. Remember, you are not compelled to pay cash; our special arrangement of casy-payments allows you a long time in which to pay for the player. Don’t delay. Call tomorrow. We are open every night until nine o’clock. By coming to Knabe Warerooms, Inc., and buying one of these Player-Pianos, you secure the best value that the markets of the entire world afford. / ; We believe you cannot secure such value in a Player-Piano elsewhere than at Knabe Warerqoms, Inc. ; Other 'stores sell instruments—some at higher, a few at lower prices. But this Player-Piano at:$398 will compare, we believe, with other instruments sold for a great deal more. il DESCRIPTION GUARANTEE he Player-Pianos we are selling at $398 are full size; $8-gote. E e of these Player-Pianos i . beautiiul mahogany cases. pump very casily and are firstcliss and is fally guaranceed for the termm o tom perre ot Cae it cliss Player-Pianos in every respect. protected in every way. You are sure to be pleased. 3 ¥ TERMS THE PRICE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Independents Push Recall Plans; | Non-Partisans in Counter Move D. ©, FRIDAY, APRIL T, 1%L erm are for violations of the pro- | him, The charge took effect in the|change and received money from hun-| Hair dye being at one time consid- child's face and head. dreds of California people. He later | ered detrimental to long life, some of red, taking with him approxi- | tie insurance companies in Euroj 000. the ‘inspector said, leav- | are said to have refused to insure Embessler Goes to Jail. WASHINGTON, Kan.—August i head of the defunct Hanover State Bank of Hanover, Kan., was given | rioting in-eounection with a speech he | [ =) [} .'wax:-:non l;nh‘nce ?n n‘&; u:en of guilty |is alleged, to have made at strikers’ | ree charges of embezzlement. The s “Unitn ert banker was kiven from one to five DeYauarters S ateean: that at_hard labor on each tences to run consecuti By the Associated Press tion ot prize Holstein cattle, held EVI <E. —Pe-|in the ¢ 1i Museum here und DEVILS LAKE. XC D, April 1—Fe-| [ Ll {ea'of the Brentwood National andsome Drass Deé titions calling for a recall election DA SRR 5. realized on 1 Shoots Little Brother Dead. BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.—The eight-year- year-old son of Jame: shot and i old brother yi younger brother was sitti of a bed when the child seized the gun |inspector. Forsbergh, it from where it was standing in a corner | veloped a scl of the room and playfully pointed it at ' profifs by manap | anti-non-par - i > penite | ted to the ve e bond Open 8:30 A. M. SECOND NATIONAL BANK A Human Institution This Bank Is a Human Institution. It is run by human beings. It is also run by Strict System. It offers you the advantage of the accuracy of a perfect piece of machinery and the warmth and understand- ing of human beings. SAMUEL J. PRESCOTT, Chairman of the Board VICTOR B. DEYBER, President JOHN C. ECKLOFF, Vice President JACOB SCHARF, Vice President WALTER W. MARLOW, Assistant Cashier Monthly statements mailed to all depositors. was shooting at a | FORT WORTH, Tex.—C. A. Fuetney L(’ w s . and G. L. Phillips were indicted here eate michargenlofmurderiy ;| Ministers Deplore Law Violationx. DIVISION OF AMERICAY HOME FURNISHERS CORP. . ; sl WINSTON AN s 1'” st“er N w 3 v chie! - 2 tions from Vh; : |t!l:;53|fim‘ M l‘ 7 : ST e T 735 W. teq Press lelcgrapher at Mem |\ R RD s - j 3 i W ented to Judge . 2398 What can be easier than $10 down and a These beautiful Player-Pianos are worth long &ime in which o pay the balance to approwed credie? Surely anyone can now enjoy ‘the pleasures of a fine Player-Piano. MONEY BACK _Your money will be cheerfully refunded within a reasonable length of time, if you find the instrument is not as represented in every way. This applies to out-of-town buyers as well. a great deal more, and the price of $398 at this time of high prices is certainly a bar- %fiWey‘mmcnnvim tm(hn't.?‘ei{ lease in every mficn e toneis and rich.and the cases beautiful. FREE We include-free with every Player-Pi a beautiful bench o mazch. free’ delivery 20d we guarantee sale delivery. THIS BRAND-NEW UPRIGHT ‘298 Special Exchange Offer ustanceed oM ERy Als :u'r‘;!or(’k of used Ufirigh( “y.gm’ at this time is low, we will, for a short time, make you a liberal offer on your t i h fe Pl iting, s el e o conmm. ano in cxchange for a Player-Piano. In writ state IMPORTANT NOTICE The number of Player-Pianos at $398 is very limited. To make sure of securing one for immediate delivery, a prompt selection is . Used Instruments Taken in Exchange Lok Open Every Night Until Nine (. This Uprighe Fiano has 7 1.5 ottaves ull metal i ison, frame, three strings to unison, i bushod taning o3 S a /Warergoms, ta mEed e “ e J HAV d Hiightong foct 73 inthes. Longtbe o ie: .48 1 mm&l’m 5 inches. Dcphl.z[m]inches. EL [———2|o]c——|——fo[e——jo]c——2 Efifl%‘ ] 1330 G Street N.-W. Open Nights Until Nine Jalled onm. Rio Charge. Jie-| FITZGERALD. Va.—Lee Dobbs is in the Ben Hill counity jail. charged with ind in a safe. persons who used it. Dobba. ‘suggested .in_his speech that :bridges be dypamited and railx be re- moved THE SEASON’S Snappiest Fashions in Superior Grade Spring Hats $3.85 Flornoy of Pe killed For Men and Young Men $30 up 509 Seventh Street N. W. Washington, D. C. show the very taste. A wide variet o] Dreyfuss Bros. 617619 Pa. Ave. N. fl fl i fl yright 1921 & Co., loc. 3 The leading value this spring Styleplus Clothes have always excelled at medium prices. 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