Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1921, = [ MASONS PLAN PARADE. THEIR HUMAN SIDE BY WILL P. KENNEDY. BAND CONCERT. | By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band, at the bandunnd this evening, beginning at o'clock; John S. M. Zimm man, bandmaster. March, “Under Orders™ | Automobiles and Motor Boats in | | { Line During Coming Affair. i One of the features of the program Complete May List NOW ON SALE Glasses That Mean Brightness An ADITORIAL of entertainment to be provided on May 9, 10, 11 and 12 for the .Glogau Overture, “Strong and True.- Kies teenth annual convention of the National Margaret Romaine “",3"03{ Do You Hear Me Calling? from Liltle Old New Yor% Margaret Romazas Ezekiel Saw de Wheel { ‘ubilee Singers 85S¢ You're Going to R-eqa Just What You Sow 'isk Universily Jubilee Singers IAm‘t Got Nobody Marion Harris him back. le was originally . o Ein there two months ago and ha 85¢ Wherels My Daddy Now Blues Marion Harris t to Washington by “Uncle |reported informally her statu annon. Mr. Overhue succeeds |to United States officials here. 1 ‘Washington (Union _Station) 7 ‘Dance Music ‘fMy Mammy. Medley Fox- Do Youa Ever Think of Me" Medley Fox-trot Jazarimba Orchestra ‘.Axl 4 copy of this for the committee and nted the original to the Presi- William Overhue made enrolling He was k some publicans of Tllinois has clerk of the vears ago, and when the returned to power they D, ¥. n>&es the final draft of House bills Hemstead, who resigned. He amd delivers all messages from the to the Senate. House The “Rogues’ Gallery” at the Capi- tol iz sadly depleted these days, but “mugs” vill be filled up again with Within a week. The “Rogu lery” is in the office of the at-arms and covers the walls facing the cashier's cage. It contains the photographs of all members of Con- gTess, with their autographs. It is for the purposes of identification. The pictures of the 121 old members who did not return to the Sixty-seventh Congress have been removed and the assistant enrolling | g Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison of Bul- timore, an American newspaper co respondent, who has been held pris- soviet government in Ru eral _months, is comfortable in a a Russian, who cable dispatch from Riga quoted a Russian noblewoman as saying Mrs. Harrison was in solitary prison and being given no better treatment than accorded other pri ) zovern- Harrison of using ntials to cover her alleged activities as an agent of the American government considera- tion of her sex caused her release from jail. The American government has de- nied that Mrs. Harrison represents it' in anyw $3.00 . Wilmington AND RETURN War Tax 8% additional Suml!?asxzL April 24 Returning leaves Broad !lnet Si p.m.; West Phils .: Chester, 7:52 p.m. p.m. on_sale L T T T T T T T T ——— This Sale of Glorious New Is the Headliner in Thursday’s Store News PURCHASE of Resplendent Frocks of taffeta, foulard, georgette, crepe de chine, mignonette, silk and organdy and silk and lace combinations. Ruffles, tunics, bouffant novelties, flare _skirts, fringed, sashed, basque Look How Low We've Priced These $1.25 Bleached ; SHEETS. Every Sheet Perfect 79e¢ 40 dozen 72x30 Bleached Sheets of serviceable quality, made with welded seam in center, which gives extra strength where most of the wear comes. Finished with wide hems. Can be used for Edward M. Martin of Ohio, Who|sSoon the Speaker came fo her and |ann ohwe o T Popular siks ek v s ehc 0 asked if she was in earnest in mak- | L.eague of Masonic Clubs will be a s e Rest " as tally :h.q:k recorded the vote in | Greeq, 0 e Why should you | combination motor boat and automo- of the World Go By B HE word “glass Today “glasses,” pre- ::"u F;‘PI\:\:‘Y:‘::. ?1::1Tnu Clt;nlu:::: \\.n\ll to Pm;'nm, A:‘hm;n“rm an .].m "r:;l{;‘ndrrl“llxu:“"n point™ on the e yaaalicom derives from the scribed, ground and at nomina arding and again | maid every time the roll is read?” | z speedw. . Mis- g e 3 recorded the votes of the electoral ! countered Miss Alice, with a twinkie W an entry list of more than| | ressT... Monckton Saxon verb “gl fitted by our experts, grant sollegge that confirmed Mr. Harding’s | !l her eve. The next time the roll nd automobiles of oLl 2 the brightness and “shine” to S : jrmed AMr. HardIng's | w,s read the clerk called out just | Masons in the District of Columbia at Varahsen Skie many lacking light by cor- election. has been sworn in as jour- | plain “Robertson.” the disposal of the parade committee. S pRSHolS) y ini glittering rection of impaired vision. nal clerk of the House to succeed = ‘1”":‘"‘(::":\Y!JA“‘:;'CE;T":L::‘el';‘;: Fl_nalp "I;u(‘k) Strike” substance, without regard Avail yourself here of all the late .“' rman A. Phillips. The ‘W"_L Dlscuss RED |SSUES War College. Th; | to transparency. Modern the proved skill of. modern House journal is the official r.word= o When the automobiles and launches T — optical glass is the ;esull science and optical me- of the business of the House and are passing three large hydroplanes |~ TR - of three centuries of sci- chanical aids in protectin; !has to be approved by the House |M- A. Schwartz to Address House |from the Marine Corps headquarters entific research. your s-ghi. p -3 jas o eyl Ahegtones, at Quantico will iy overhead. "The BILL PROVIDE! { whereas the Congressional Record is and Senate Members. —_ F Eye troubles demand immediate reliei. Prompt \ly a transcript of the debate & 24 5 e % M. A S v a Zy a ved cTe o ’ - ry. verbiage, etc. that consumes | loss (han 1y mantne wen from Mon Increase to $1.04 an hour in the pay examination here will save vou grief. mon of all linotype and monotype op. . of the Hotse. As nt | cow. where he had studicd the Rus- return, making | gorg maj e o : sian situation for more than femorial, Boll- [ (075 €-up and copy editors em- 1 journal, clerkt, and l.(.'.lx.v-'r journal iy ploved in the Eovernment printing of- "w— F1'7 1217 j record for fourteen d “:M"_"l"lmrr?d‘ul«}.l by G Street considercd the best journal clerk the Rt it e See ""'"’ oW sehiovd i ¢ enty-five more craft are need- [time based on an eight-hour . M aolincdias” x,.m]. "f“i\ Clerk ed to accommodate the spectators who | would also be allowed under th Cdeisit bl e en 2 will take the w m] lri)v.\ S nse measure. The present scale is D the o ouse, and as | Secretary Charles A. Stevéns has{cents an hour for das wock Cpi €5 P @ T 1 s tha s eiceation o can Fed- | opened headquarters for the League |per cent for ,,mh{‘;‘;;k“,‘;“-m"u‘;; .Iea.‘«m, OIS 2GR .‘_t ° g ooy New Haven |of Masonic Clubs in the New Ebbitt 0 bonus. 4 o Be Eat oat feled The latter |Hotel. He announced today that e the commlete Bt another spe-|15,000 visitors will be here during the e Every Bl i tHelEouse S o Jf'u"n."’flff‘fl‘m“{p;t’f four days . o T T e T T L L T » 3 2 embers eriences for the benefit of = 5 A-3377[My Mammy i Colwmbia Stellar Quartet are worried about it is | Ot M3 experiences for the DO Oe | One braneh of agriculture in which | S Apr = 85S¢ issin” Mammy’s Kissin’ (And I Know She’s U be recorded as voting | 't SYSTAL women are said to excel men is seed | = pron Yard-Wide = Missin’ Mine) The Harmonizers, Male Quartet ¥ roil el Mr Martin Jilowing his address tonight he | testing : = Gingham, Satisfactron First — A-3375 Ding-a-Ring a Ring Al Jolson Vodual voting records | will answer questions regarding Rus- H ) Percale, _ 85c | Home Again Blues Frank Crumit howing how he voted on cach | S = £ 1215¢ 18¢ 0 the Hill Sam Ash 1, and then supplied an in- = | ~ | dex toward the end of the session. I S I Found a Rose in the Devil’s Garden Sam Ash | As chief tally clerk in the repub- HELD IN MOSCOW VILLA. ity m:::tr: qlufl 25c fine-count 2l al convention he beat e 9 ° St-color 25¢ = A—m{Sprmgnme Grant Stephens i flia a0dine rasni Yhe $3.50 « Phil i T ¥ . adding machines. e took the = 5 i N to ade! ia blue gingham 1 percale in new rs. Harrison of Baltimore Not! . n 85¢ | With the Coming of To-morrow Grant Siezhers Lote_on 1\1:em1.:n'lu h.’\:l:(-i(, on \\'l\yu;h Mrs, 3 5 i p assorted checks. 810818 7th St. striped and fig- Abice Hioe: Cowns. frons Trene wrding nominate e made Kept in Prison by Reds. $3.25 = Cbester ured patterns. 85¢ ictures of all the new members have e X M S The Happy Sia Beentordarcabtoitenlan them and straightline models of rare-distinction and A e becimies Ko ooibis, 43“‘1'{0%'81_0. Medleymyom erkes. %o"u?: R LY S TR notably- high ‘quah‘ty. In-navy, brown,'copen. Fruit of the Loom Seamless edley One-step appy | navetinetiforncatalpermaner (s cotal gray, tan, stripes and small checks. Sizes 16 Sheets, $1.29 Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I'm srganization known as “the Veterans' to 44 $1x90 Sheets. made of the Loving You). MedleyFoxtmt sociatiqre” Representative Roy G. A Peerless _ Fruit-of-the-Loom A-3378 Country Ctub Band itzgorald 3¢ Ohio, who entisted in a = Bleached=Cotton. Technically e & . ated as “seconds.” 85¢ mfl,msflmm. i Cows'y et o combat division aaa went to France | imummyfE mmummmmxxuwumnwmmmnmnumumunnummg High-Class Dresses e e T ?fl}é.’" amnby i W Crocheted Bedspreads, $298 ! orth $25 to $40 3 “Fi Am Med]zyl?'ox-h'ot Paul B i Mo el e e S, 2 D Yy A L S E T {Fndmo. Fex-tro Paul Biz‘u:: ;m tepresentatives Hamilton Fish of HE balanced mmofl of the p 3‘;3‘»‘;.:' andsnm:g;imd hol?)‘ “i 5 cw York, Ogden L. Mills of New Chevrolet Roadster insuresecon- snowy whiteness. Plain hem- A-3379 Siam Soo. SouFox—uot The Happy Siz York and Louis A. Frothingham of S 3 med, or scalloped or fringed, 85c ] Make Believe. Med}ey Fox-trot Massachusetts are the committee on omy and reliability of operation, to- = with cut corners. Fine Mar- aldorf-Asioria Daxce Orchesira :rrangements for a celebration at tne gether with riding comfort and satis- = sellles patterns. Size 78x88 Mello Cello. Medbywutz University Club, April 27. The veter- ln:toryaervwe. = ° Crocheted Bedspreads, $1.79 A-6181 *Pla; ans voted to enlarge the organization 5 S . = Former $3.00 Spreads at the fi';’PdMDcm yers |to include veterans of the civil war, Its convenience is especially suit- lowest of low prices. Crochet M Iawm!a’.hc‘fime. Medley ! of thes Spanish-American war or any able for those who desire limited = spread, in attractive patterns, etropotiian Dance Players jwar in which this country was en- % 2 = J finished with fast hems. 72x gaged against a foreign foo. seating capacity. E * *inch Unbleached — = AN nl Secretary Hughes of the Depart- n“k s how "’: may feceive & ;‘“M of H Sheeting, 17¢ ment_of State, Secretary Weeks of 0 on open and $100 on closed “Fous- = Extra Heavy Quality Un- artment and Represen- Ninety” cars parchased between January 1, = bleached Sheeting Cotton that tative Samuel E. has man: uses in every home. Winslow, chairman 1921, and August 1, 192L CHEVROLET MOTOR- CO. 1218 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Phone Franklin 5627 Soon washes white. (T L LU L T T T T T T L Economy the Keynote of this Big Towel Sale —Kayser ~Onyx Opera and Concert ) ) ) e L5 s & % QN T T 0 ) S e 49914 5 . S50 {Em En Hipolito Lazaro Silk Hose 1.00 {!B"Y"M‘Em Tandy Mackenzie Irregulars of $350 to $450 About 200 dozen good towels—the fruits of several 49720 (*Casta Diva™ (Queen of Heaven), from Norma ; G grades favorable purchases—in a Thursday sale at worth-while Sl-fll { [Rosa Ponselle H savings. Get a summer’s supply! g A-3369 Dluml?m Carmela Ponsells . = - Huck Towels....... Huck Towels....... = $1.00 |Love Song Carmela Ponselle = Choice of Kayser Marvel- = S | pioine Thread Sillke Hose: | 29c 18x34 19¢ e 29 H . E | Kopmer Glove Silke Host i | Turkish Towels.... +7C Tarkish Towels.... @JCE enta usic E | Glove Silk Hose; and a few : g H embroidered clocks. 25 Dozen-75c and $1.00 Heavy Turkish Bath 49(. H = Towels, white and fancy, in large sizes. Each.... = ‘ sxm {mwrdh)'budaxm = E nerrs| oo st R : Early Summer Styles SPECIAL! |3 650" | vepr el Grrte ey ol TEY |7 e st sp e : In a Matchless Sale at . : their birthday on April 11, and had = vel' umuuonusu.m. their - birthday, iparts.: together. as H New Taffeta Hat H -’ guests of Sacretary Weeks, By & = iNew laine S = 2non’s Letter (La Lettrede Manon). Strange colnaldence the dinner: was = Georgette Hats 2 £ ~ Walts In the house on the Avanue of the H org! & T t H W5 ) Under the Brtees e g Qrokestra LT L g Quilted Satin Hats Wwi1s E ponts daP% les accopt the momination, for tho preal- = Transparent Hair Hats 5 = E String Ovchesirs beyncsyce::(lr';o‘hnkl: The (l:ncaut.m:hut H [gghmmd[,igfleflau W h S t H Socretary Woeks had boen a promis- ] i -aS UIES | 2 ing candidate for the prosidontial £ E nomination and that Secretary Hughes = Not because the price is only 35, = which is nothing unusual, but be- cause these are the very newest and For Little Boys had been a candidate was taken ag an augury that Representative Win- slow had hetter wateh carefully or the presidential lightning may strike Warning! When yon see thensme “Bayer” on package-or on tablets: “Bayer” on Genuine Aspirin—say “Bayer” zche, Neuraigia, Rheumnlsm. Ear- ache, Toothache, Lumbags and for most fashionable creations of the millinery world; every hat of high quality—we balleve hundreds of 95¢ Gratomeies M:: '“‘:“" Ttohertson of Okluhems, |YOU Are getting genuine Aspirin ;‘{;“ M; :mffh 'l 'fi“ dB"" romeniill uant one ftm!zh":t;loe- 3 morrow. Every correct size, g Modeie N—Cah:::a—&-l.bddcd—.ifi“ e onS oman 1n Congress. I8 mot | prescribed by physicians for twenty- bm;. e of 12 and in in bottfes of .2: color and trimming. In P Copsbinats » 10th and 20¢h of Eoery Month Honerteon® by dircetion af Bpeaicer | ane-years and proved safe by mik{ 100, Aspirin is the trade mark of $4 and $5 B Srety aninnatong; Toun 8355 alllett, st _her awn request, Hepro- | lons, Take aspirin only as told in{ Ba: anufacturc of Monoscetic- = $2 19 White and Tan sentative Haberison epproached one | the Bayer-package for Colds, Hend. dester of Saficylicacid, Sports- Sailors. ... . ‘White and Blue ‘White and Pink OST mothers will want one suit of each ‘color combination, when such & surprising measure of quality and good looks can be bought for 95c. Tailored of fine rep that will wash and wear to your utmost satisfaction. All have silk cord at neck. lm.d to 6. of the reading elarks und asked that in_meking the roll eall the profix| s “M1ss” ba emitted, I demurred on the ground that it would sound dis- eourieaus and disrespeetful, "Not a bit,” protesied Miss Alips, Vretty —This wonder Thursday nflifiwtho all-popular tailored hats for sports and general wear. Of fine piping lisere straw, with double brims, faced with hemp or milan. Black end colors, and all the color combinations. Other Smart Sailors at $3.95 and $4.95 Natty Silk Blouses —O0f Striped Crepe de $ 4.75 Chine,. Expreumg the Jailored Id A dollarTess th:n we've seen such-blomses advertised.for—and righton. the threshold of their season, too. Trim, graceful * medels¢of heavy crepe de:chine,.striped in many colorful pat- terns, Convertible collar, long-sleeves: with-mannish-cuffs. The-Above Records Can Be Had From Any Member of the Columbia Grafonola Retail Dealers’ Association Cavanagh & Kendrick SZTLM St N.W, H. A, Garren %07 H St. NE, breast pocket. All sizes 2 M. Philips 1233 7th 8t.-N, R, H. Reamy 623 Pa. Ave. S.E, D, Rifkind 1336 7th St. NW, J. Edgar Rebinsen B Pajamas s,,e,mm-$1.69 stork beats the dactor, but he'll always have & run-for his Harry C. Grove, Inc, 1219 G St. NW, I. K. Hunter 1306 G St. N.W, gl mr yflm‘“c 718 9th St. N.W, rtnos ¢ Sport Mart w ,':3,’!2 “'f'n"_'," of Handmade Blouses Nightgowns, 69c The Hechit Co, 3 F St MW, Phocks, {n Htripes, whito Of flesh and white d_pelprs, With batiste, with short er with- Bizes 15 to 19, de Chine, Rows of blue stitcl Satin Camisoles, 95c Flesh-colored Wash Satin Camtsoles with deep lace yokes and lace or ribbon straps. Also hemstitched soll out sl frogs, $2 40-ln-c $2.98 ILMY Summer Blouses, of + fine white batiste, that show the, dainflest wnd: most Iasting: of hand-neediework, V neck, withrroll collar, or in vest e macka fandhleuse effect with tuxedo collar, Bhades and white and biack. variously hemstitched a n d C drawnworked, Jth at F St. Nw, \ Thempsen Bres, 1220 Good Hepe Read S.E, A. Ginberg 1839 14th St. NNW. Quality Shep 1387 F St. NNW. House & Herrmann 7tir and Eye Sts, N.W, Lansburgh & Bro. 420-430 7th S§t. N.W. ard is a splendid ’l“?ren m»--e. ‘“’ilr? PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCTATION EE ke B and serviceabls shimmering and Crepe deo Chine gowns with short Tallored model, showing wection of shii ring. Flesh. color. halulifuv The silk first in faver fer summer frocks and blouses. gL LT T T T T ] Teny Durso 1225 H St. N.E. Mayer & Co. 7th St. Between D and E Fol I T R L N N T T T T T Y R A g,