Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 9

A - o - = - 5 = - - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 191 LI o 3 Y STREET CARS COLLIDE; years old, 709 Maryland avenue H northeast, was knocked down by a street car at Maryland avenue and 8th J ONE PERSON INJURED |street northeast yesterday and slight- ly hurt. She was glven first ald at URGED BY I-UBGE — Casualty Hospit ; A ishaps. tillery,” has been awarded 'the dis- Ratification of 'the pending treaty el Ishan tinguished service medal for excep- between the United States and Co-| A Southbound car on 14th street and lmr’:nllyrr?]:rlldonou? se{vlge“ as dll- lombia, under which the United|® Westbound car on G street met at|{ReiSr OF T8 fepartment of ATIOE ' . < E e, eld artillery, re know States is to pay $25,000,000 to in- ;hs intersection of the two thorough-|at Fort Sil, Okla., during the worl}:s fi' z < demnify Colombia for her loss in the [fares this morning and were badly|war. Licut. Col. Hand is on duty in 5 ®{damaged. Arthur K. Passmore, 1210 |the office of the chief of militia bu- reets. Wedding Announcements — |viie Sngid o ne| ke RS B, 1 B onisop S howr to fit co public Panama’ seceded, T e . was injured. Lewis Gutierrez, strongly urged upon the Senate today | n5t0rman n charge of the eastbound and Invitations P e i of Mnrichies | Aenar o SRE R YOUR FURS foreign relations committee. Senator | A ure o the brakes on his car to i NEED ATTENTION Lodge spoke in open executive Se8-| “Alvin Poppin, twenty-four years old, Crash at Corner of 14th and G Streets—Three Women Hurt in AWARDED D. 8. MEDAL. bals Lieut. Col. Daniel W. Hand, field ar- Blackistone's Remem- brance Box. Flowers sion of the Senate, and it is expected |, / " 2 g = L ! 2410 Pennsylvania avenue, was in-|-—after a wintor's wear. Why not bring them Remember, the message be- B LIRS b in The Copen. © C" |Jured yesterday afternoon as a result fto e’ I will do the cight thing by sou in and Candy. An attract- || e e 4 In pen. of a collision between his motor cycle s well ax in price . . ol tween the lines is equally as im et of his address Senator[and a motor truck at 30th and M Cold Storage for Furs sve and unusual gift. portant as the message of the ocating the ratification of | S{reets. He refused hospital " treat- 5 - Rt Martin Wolf : words. i micheintereat Sotiimare | ML, 0« o UL NI L artin Wo Blackistone,14th& H ations hetween the United | TS Annie White, sixty the a est of 5 v cuts f i 30-32 . N.W, and the rest of |01, Feceived cuts on P tollia: 32 Florida Ave. N.W, ¢ tween two automobiles at 1 The impress ANDREWS on the flap of the envelope has Senator's Coneluding Statement. |gey and Rhode 1siand ayen L) sng'mfied the finallty of correct- In concluding his speech, Senator |refused hospital treatment. e A E said: Mr . Tothill, thirty-seven years 9 0 ness and charm in Engraved President, who has given this|old. 715 A st southeast, ~ was Droo SMIISlc Hom -} Stationery for many years. y the most careful consideration, | knocked down by an automobile at = P — Tecommends its prompt ratification a8 |10th and G strests vesterday. Shel|l [ 1857 1300 G St. 1021 | s W. " . a part of a large policy affecting most :“t“:xk‘}" to Emerger:jcy llolspi(al and | il gravely our trade and commerce and |treated for a sprained ankle and in- —_— i mfles £ Quo'“’ons st important relations with |Jury to her knee: ‘ 1 feel it my clear|_ Jeannette Brown, colored. eleven the President’s policy | T on Request nd o 2 as to the Phone M. Lodge pointed out that the . AND G 'R ESTIMATE . . P feature of the treaty had N TURE REPAIRING. PAPER COMPANY D e e alarad s (et UPHOLSTERING 'Dance Records/| - You’ll Enjoy A Lifetime Without the treaty was very different from the REPA]R]NG = 1 act orf, ally submitted to the S L 727-31 Thirteenth Street . N Tormer President Wilson, following REFINISHING Foot I roubles Branches in Norfolk, Va., and York, Pa. negotiation by the then Secretary of ate, William Jennings Bryan, AL_BF __1014 14th St. Particularly When P]ayed on Youl' The Massachusetts senator said that . ot N SO RO i - 3, he would as strongly oppose today_ as . RESOLVE that your child shall s; had in th t ¥ & 13 ith . -~ 3 B s 2 st S0l | A Color Feast in | Home Victrola e i ST har T President Roosevelt's action in sup- 5 porting the Republic of Panama when ° | Stop inia r them here first. L shall never leam what coms, bu f Stop in and hea e e opu nions, Broiaent Resacvait, however, ho sald. r * callouses, i ing nails or fallen arches President Roosevelt, s L T Alaa 2 mgrowing L e anietie Ol er || larity makes them big sellers. feel ik fact that (;\;ndly relulonshshol\jld“b; | T i Think of Me? (Medley F eel like. L tablished between the Unites | o You Ever ink o e? e; ox > . o : * . States and Colombia and Panama and ° ! 18734 Trot)—Paul Whitman and his Orhote: Then Eeel’ him out of narrow, pointed, « bi: it B o 2 : ) Pemenbie. s i f 10-in. 85c ) I Never Knew (Fox Trot)—Paul Whitman and bone-bending shoes—and in Educators, i i : 4 X _ Mol Erateet A ! BES %rclts(!\f;dx pbme e the shoes built scientifically to “let the - 5 e des ity rigl Zyes (Medley Fox Trot)—Paul it- 3 ‘ 1 I 1ems Man and his Orchestra. i feet grow as they should"—free from all vestors in Colombia and other coun- ues 10-in. 85c ) Love Birds (Medley Fox Trot)—Paul Whit- | foot-ills. e e s ahaoro | I —Bcilliant saturatedi cotoraiana I man and his Orchestra, taken fo develop ol) resources. He| | those delicate tints and shades I Tip Top (Medley One-step)—Jos. Smith's Let us show you our line of Educators charged that Great Britain and other | | of the artist's understanding, | 18733 O for children and i foreign nations are doing all they ! z rchestra. or grown-ups, too. can to monopolize the oil resources of = it 10-in. 85c Rose—Nightingale (Medley Fox Trot)—All | oo nop iAot ta. tneteirematit Steclsio; | RICE & BUTONINS % e negli ; : ; T overiooked this matter. American 3 - 18729 H"B". .AKI“B, B"“” (Medley Fox Trot)— ' i investors have been given good treat-| | Six M Strand i riginal Dixieland Jazz Band. s ment in Colombia, he said, by the . ° o il 10«in. 85c ) Crazy Blues (Fox Trot)—Original Dixieland H { e\ p =3 5 P e mount of. ‘the. " indemnity— | pzz=iBand, { ¥ R\ 8 . $25,000,000—to be paid is very large, i oy My Mammy (Medley Fox Trot)—Paul Whit- H i\ i :&enalnrtl;gdg):rw ,,‘l,} :‘\:5 4’%*.,'{'“} man and his Orchestra. \ = o me : 9 ; ) :4.{ JeE2 X + | changed my mind after 1917 as to the 16-in. 85c H“““;‘";f %“‘;‘“Y‘ Fox Trot)—Paul Whitman é u_al A7 _ size of tho payment having any et | | —Holas its wonderful luster e T 5 eaans ect as to the attitude A ) i : : : Kooseveli and the United Statea wen | | 247 washios as706 AR e FOR MEN, WOMEN aad CHILDREN Do Not Buy Ginger Ale That “Fizzes Over” |fi s g, romame e eab- I 1 Sall o i i 2 12zes €r". |lished the canal. v Il 12-in. $135 ally (Fox Trot)—Jos. Smith and his | Ginger Ale tha' “fazes over |ooins s mieen e e palt -' o ’ has ‘;.:m — S b over” when opened a year for five years is obviously not ; | iprope v carbonated, due to the fact an attempt to pay for the province bl that all the air ha- 1.0t been eliminated. Peacock of Panama. That province which | Ginger Ale neve: “fizzes over because by our S i : 2 | ||813 Penna. Ave. 1116-1122 Seventh St. | exclusive method of making, all air is eliminated. U. §. Holdings Valuable. % % " s When you buy Peacock Ginger Ale notice how much “It is so valuable that we have spent ! | - e € v 1 hundred 111 buildi; more sparkling it is than other ginger ales. We sterilize and he canal throwgn 1t and all we trieq = ; twice filter every drop of water used in Peacock before it to buy under the Hay-Herran treaty : | is arba-nl;i and combined with the pure flavoring in- all c{.!a: we hare bt;ugh:n;r:mfl S.'{":} § cock c‘m’ ymes from boflg » Tl egu: e ’ Ebhl-x‘:flu vim and aw;kll:.h fi; first taste n‘:‘ePeI‘ock T for g':‘;‘:eca:zri‘::n'xmney tcn‘l'im LAWB H i = P e { Col bi. Ver: rent ng, » c"”"m t Ale will convince you of its superiority. 3u‘.iu° e “.q&eiem :xou'r:d:uons ; grocery and stores in 16-ounce bott very real grounds. Under a v . : the Pl rademart and ik for PEAGOGCT ook tor Setuase, STUART cllombi coded ihe 608 TO614 Vida = S Sior e : - Ist! o the an- You can alte got Poocochk Reot Beer, Ama raliroad for a period .of mimety- 11th ST. 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