Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 26

' 26 MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Puts on the Gloves' With Carpentier in Paris. / annual conferency New National' ) the Dr. Walcott Tenders Resig- nation, But Agrees to.Serve f Unexpired Term. Fifteen American scientists and tw from foreign cour fellows of the Natic Seiences at the clo, JEFF, WHILE YOURE BOXING CARP I'LL BRUSH UP ON MY FRENCH!: GEORGES CANT SPEAK A WORD Of ENGLISH AND \F WE WANT _TO HOLD OUR JOBS WE GOTTA PARLEY vout the. | Dr. Academy of § ting of the g m Prince of t Dr. Davt e School of nd. Ohio Dexter Rockefeller Institute, Woodworth of | ¥in Slipher of Flagstafl, Ariz Stillwell of N enectady, - William' Bateson, direct ented with the Medals Are Prexented. Albert of Monaco Ale These Stunning New MOdC]S —going fast at New Pumps Two smart Instep-Strap Pumps pictured. One is a wing-tip mili- tary heel pump in Gray Suede or light Tan Calf. The other, in Dark Brown Suede with straight tip, slashed tongue, perforations on quarter and Baby Louis heel. Both have Goodyear Welt Soles. at $5.95 ILL find a “good friend.” ferent skin. Medium or full toes. low walking heels. Comfortable, Turn-Sole oxfords, as low as $5 Elastic Side Juliets, $4 One, Women who experience the Ease of *Wi-Mo-Dau-Sis” Oxfords Several dif- lasts—delightfully comfortable from the moment you first step into them. Tan and black calf, brown and black kid- Medium or Imported Lace Hosiefy Silk lisle—with open- work designs. Wears better than silk. Black, tans and grays. $1.69 he council of Two smart * THE EVEN’ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, T WONDER How THEY SAY “OH, You kiD” W Erency! the science of oceanograpl annual dinn of tendered his th physics. w himself and His work Here’s a Butter the Whole Family Will Enjoy Today, Tomorrow and Every Day REGISTERED Sports Oxfords models illustrated. a dark Brown wing-tip brogue oxford with military heel. The other is a light Tan Calf oxford with ball-strap and low sports heel. Both are Goodyear Welts, un- usually good looking and good wearing. at $5.95 $7.50 $8.75 Black kid strap slippers, $3.75 of Sciences last night at the prese nted to Dr. man of Holland, in recognition researches on the influence of |, LR, ¢ Gulf of Mexico > Wilmington, N. C “n the gold | medal for eminence in the application | of science to public welfare, in recog- | | nition of his studies of the hook . "Albert Einstein, who was called JEFE AND GEORGES ARE HAVIWG A NICE woRKOULT! AFTER JEFE WARMS Him UP T'tL GO IN €EOR A THREE ROLAD session’ on to ma of the dinner, tion at bein the group of Admiral retired, 727 . % 2 Z 727, % 7 7777777777227, % L e a few Commencing May |daily for Wilmington {instead of 9: 40 pm. Local for Rich Credit If You Wish It This Handsome Reed Suite —is Just What You Need for Summer (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark registered U. 8. Pat. Off.) THURSDAY, APRIL 28. —By BUD FISHER.| Now I GOTTA _LEARN How o SAY “suckt EvYes ¥ eXpre e bear netc fentists. nd N Porch Rocker Of Maple, double- woven cane seat and back. clal at...ceeeee $4. Spe- AND ALREADY. ore | |Arrest of Two Colored Men Fol- lows Recovery of Watch. Recovery 1| chased w ago I 98 | Cabinet Sidway Carriage $25.75 P You B ments using a ing its ience. is only can small weekly pay- SU\‘.K HAIR". T'M GETTING To Be REAL FRENCHY <! MEET FORGERY CHARGES. of a gold h an alleged forged check | land s0ld to a D street dealer s arrest T young colored men, R ith and Howard Smith, brothers, er residing at 116 Howard d the latter at 61 Stanton ed to the |lh the theft last [ of Clearance of All Chinese Grass f Furniture at HALF PRICE Settees, $25.00 Armchairs, $14.50 Side Chairs, $9.90 Sellers Kitchen Equip Your Home With One NOW You've always wanted a Kitchen Cabinet. Here’s your opportunity. By the Club lan make while nd enjoy- conven- The price $39.75 Drop-side Crib $7.75 n- cuAuGl:b IF Veu WISy T AN SPURE . NINTH S'I'R 1921. MuTT, How Do H, You sAY SUFFICIENT v ERENCH! | the bur to be: | disbursing_ofticer, being accepted for merchan _The tenth cheek was d found their w into the hands of local merchants, h of the nine forged chec! watch pur- | de out for $80. cret service opera two cases of forge tenced to prison cording to the poli Detective George rested the brothers Tuesday. | as Smith, he stated, ay rd risk in- | months cks from | him, while his brother Wish it Comprising three beautiful pieces in Frosted Brown Reed —72-inch Settee, Armchair and Arm Rocker, with spring seats and loose cushions, with upholstered backs in art cre- tonne. An exceptional suite in every respect. Priced at $152.50 ’\ Cotton Mattress High-grade, all-cotton, excel- lent quality tick- special... This Three-piece Englander Bed Outfit The White Enamel or Old Ivory, Heavy Post Bed may be had in either 3 ft. or 3% ft. size; the very best Englander link fabnc spring, all-cotton; S0-Ib. mattress. The outfit compl:!e at our very special price of Phone Stand and Well constructed, Strongly constructed of Stool N with adjustable reed 5 2 .\\\\ hood, pressed steel metal, white enamel fin- In fumed oak finish H § whee_ls and windshield. ish; drop side. Specially and very specially N Special, priced, including spring, priced at $2.98 Credxl If You Richard arrested by Harry Shepherd, and held in He was sen- paroled, 2 Darnall ar- Thom- dmitted passing | seven of the forged checks and was identified by merchants who accepted them in payment for goods. A charge forgery was preferred against charged A 2 2. N 7 W Z 72227 M with the theft of a typewriter be- one his high-power engines offi- longing to the government BATH FOR BIG U. S. BUILDING. T s s ire Chief George n char @llfihfl"fil?—:}l?fiflfi@fi"@g}u% CHEVROLET = “For Economical Transportation” lfllllfll"@l“mlmIIIHIHV"IHHII“HH||III!I(IIIIIIIIHII(InHll(HIIImI(.IIlIII:}‘\ 10 HE Chevrolet Coupe is a practi- cal car for the every-day trans- portation of the individual. It combines in an unusual degree comfort, convenience and economy —the three essentials of the modern motor car. Ask us how you may receive a refund of $70 on open and $100 on closed “Four-Ninety” cars purchased between January 1, 1921, and August 1, 1921. CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. 1218 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Phone Franklin 36; IIEH% | + Cheor-2et “Four-Ninty* Coupe, $1.325. §.0.5. Flint, Mich. V— === = =S === @IEIEI@HE}IEI@@IQ@ISHQH@I Newcorn & Green ’s Sensational Werth Many Dollars More Tailoring Sale! SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE Guaranteed All- Worsted Suitings (Not Merely All-Wool) & Blue Serges (Guaranteed Not to Fade) Myr. Green Brought Back a New Lot of Worsteds And what beauties they are! They are of the same identical high-grade qualities we have been offering in this wonderful sale and which have brought us many new customers. They are worsteds in every sense of the word—the kind that do not require extra trousers. A customer asked us how our sale was “Extraordinary” in value-giving, when other tailors are ad- vertising lower prices? This Is Our Answer Other Tailors are advertising lower prices—but they do We Have a Purpose in Offering This Extraordinary Sale Last year in the months of April and May we did a record- breaking business. We are not satisfied to sit back and let our business slump—because some it only on woolens of undesirable grades. In these sales we offer only Virgin Wool—not rework- ed wool or shoddy— plus Real Custom pess]mhh are crying “hard EER times.” Instead we ~ct our cap ring. Tailoring to beat last year’s figures, Every garment is though it means the selling of more suits, because last year’s prices were much higher. cut and tailored to your individual meas- urement—we carry no stock patterns. Mr. Green has combed the mar- kets and purchased at attrac- tive savings the best worsteds possible. This Is a Bona-Fide Event—Plenty of Worstedsat T his Price Newcorn & Green's 19 years’ reputation as Merchant Tailors stands in back of every garment we de- liver. Newcorn&Green Merchant Tailors 1002 F St. N. W. With this purpose in view, M