Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 15, 1921—PART 1. 19 = | ISEAMEN7S I[ ADER “("3"""\"5?";-"[" :vr-ise;;?'-.‘_!pn :: SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY GIEL STABS ANOTHER. bing of the former and Q';"‘,‘L’.':f:“\'\;.?: e il b slored. sc . e WS k- z was taken th is being held rthing moving oo | colored, eixh y 910, QLyLlo 3 3 2 ing 1 street southeast, ended in the stab-|at the first precinct vt sea with men | “Midsummer Night's Dream” to | ————— ——— R It sa Be Given May 24—Societies Uedita.ro 20 (h Here Will Aid. Rehearsals for the community Prn-l duction of “Midsummer Dream.” which will be given in the afternoon and evening, under way at the Community at { building, under the direction of Denis -1 1. Connen. he Arts’ Club, Washington Readers' b, Drama League, and the ‘e Society are represented by ma Ware Anderson, Maude Howell ith, Harriet Murphy, Arthur White, s ot B Begt for Interior asna Exterior Work 2t Tl Any surface varnished with EXINOLITE will ,;;'Hm Depart Play re lending . . 2 S . : f their numbe J artin last longer and retain its lustrous, mar-prool snip | Most Attractiv | il r ast longer a : 0 t e Collection of i« Benjamin Hinkl: and banory finish. It dries dustfree in six hours and is flected by hot, cold or Blooms in Country Treat for ater. Especially suitable Today. sons in oday ’ for Trim, Floors, Vestibules, {new to Washington. has come from [the Wisconsin Players. Alexander Doors, - Linoleum, Furniture, ¥ N 3 Boats. | Woodburn was for many years a member of the London Company Specify EXINOLITE — Use EXINOLITE — It Satisfies. IN LETTER DEFIS CHARGES F LBEL - Tells Marvin Owners’ De-iirm ’ mands Are Too Alike to ns that prohi r & th i .'RARE PEONY DISPLAY AT BOTANIC GARDEN | Be Due to Coincidence. And to Winth an Ship it would be dramatic cire Hardy has had severa] sea-! hakespeare and Fayne Hayes, of Marvin Furuseth |which put on the Drury Lane suc- 5 including all | America’s Most Comfortable Car O?\I roads where others falter—slowly move along X EXINOLITE . DEALERS: RSN T Then there Ralph Players e Dr. Clifton P. Clark, Robertson of the Gonza Denis 2. Connell. w e St Atlantic Hardware Co., 2014 14th St. \.W. Arnold L. Burd, 1534 North Capitol St. Geo. M. Casper, 1013 North Carolina Ave. S.E. J. Jos. Catloth, 308 41 St. S.W. Geo. R. Gill, 642 Penna. Ave. Carroll K. Morrison, 3509 12th St. N.E. L. S. Quackenbush, 3263 M St. N.W. Patrick's Pla Washington number of in second gear, perhaps—nine times in ten your Holmes rides through on high, with speed and Dberfect comfort to all passengers. who has had - | professional -| The stage will be under the direction | | of Robert Bell, who. with Maud Howell | “mith and Bess r And so, to the experienced motorist who always has felt that some day such a full-sized air-cooled car would W Ally : s 8 the fountain A. J. Taylor, 10th and Water Sts. S.W. be, Holmes performance is a revelation. The wide and ; in front of the D. Weinberg, 530 415 St. S.W 7 . me o e ) :, g Sl 2 roomy body, the magnificent appointments, the longer er produced | LS O onn, Pt Hyattsville Hardware Co., Hyattsville, Md. Henry Baader, Alexandria, Va. J. Frank Campbell, Anacostia, D. C. T R | Ime production. — wheel-base, themore powe: ful motor, the perfect cooling, the decisive mastery of road conditions—these are the things that reveal Holmes’ true greatness. photographed and pansy and round Castles in the air are not affected | by the building strike, but unfor- tunately they Ho not solve the hou: ing problem.—Wheeling Intelligenc And the secret of Holmes supremacy is founded pri- | attracting much marily on a single part—the Aeroduct. For it is the e ibleomay (Cheae | Aeroduct—used exclusively on the Holmes Series 4— . ! . _—rTn that for the first time permits the successful applica- _Sumier beds, Tmo o tion of air-cooling economy and efficiency to a full- cent | 11 nia, The twoibly sern ) in the wa | grounds have ¥ been phanted:| | ~-| QUTING PLACE SETTLED. 5 Merchants and Manufacturers to sized car. ing compe SOUTHERN GARAGE, Inc. 1507 14th Street N.W. Phone Main 5579 and t . April Go on West River. e ~ e~ uhil May. Almas Temple Club on West tion this s . Ma ed upon yes- that would permit th the chants and Manufacturers' th Bree e committee in charge “If the nat driven from 1\ a number of distinguished men blic life would be guests of the s and M. A. Leese! ¢ committee. Tht:l . lip King, Andrews, O. J. De- hurgh and Joseph lto operat have to be buye Sheratin Wine st 0vn W AT A pLATE OF | sea nearly Tan Sports Shoes Have just 5 5 come in to sell at ® 9 UR Advertising Man when shown these four new styles and told that they were only $5.95—he could the total ope not including chant marine. Would Welcome P “This is exa the pamphlet. you, and I shall be g , of our mer- Special Sale of Capitol Brand Mattresses Wonderful Value's 1n Women‘s hardly believe his own eyes. They are “Wi-Mo- Dau-Sis” Shoes, miles ahead of that price! Tan Russia Calf Two- Tan Russia Calf Sports buckle Strap Sports Pump Oxfords, new perforated with imitation ball-strap. tip. sawtooth edges; Good- Goodyear welt sole; mili- tary rubber heel. ber heel. st|:::" S';::tssl.pfi::: G Brown Kidskin Military pall - strap; saw = tooth Heel Walking Oxford; edges; Goodyear welt sole; Goodyear welt sole. Sizes low rubber heel. 2145 to 8, AA to D. year welt sole and low rub- NCLUDED in the same group at $5.95—but reduced from $8.75 to $13.50—are many of the Women's Novelty Low Shoes left from last week’s “Birthday” Sales, mostly styles that have sold down to small lots—but some are in all sizes. Latest fashions in one and two Strap Pumps, high Tongue Pumps and Sports Oxfords, in all shades of tan, gray, brown, black and various combinations. For a quick disposal—out they go at $5.95. Here is a great opportunity to secure a CAPITOL BRAND MATTRESS at a price much lower than has been asked heretofore. 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I can go away from home with perfect security. When I return it makes the preparation of dinner a pleasure instead of a task. Boys’ and Girls’ Sports Oxfords, straight tips or Ball-straps, tan or brown calf. All especially made for us and very specially priced. 8% to 11 $2.85 11% to 2, $3.45 Below are a few of the popular grades which we are featuring. Leader—Layer Felt Mattresses, covered with high-grade ticking, strongly sewed........ a Faultless—All Layer Felt Mattress; covered with heavy ticking and made with four rows 1 of Imperial edge . _.................... [} White House—All Layer Felt Mattress; high-grade filling; and four rows of Imperial $31 edge; S-inch boxing....... Svsee vevats [ ] AXWELL FURNITURE CO. 415 SEVENTH STREET N.W. , Deiveen “You'll never know the complete joy of keep- ing house until you have a silent servant like my Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. I wouldn’t take a thousand dollars for it— if I couldn’t get another. “Where did T get it? — why, down at the Lifetime Furniture Store—and on the club plan, too. T paid for it out of my pin money.” 3 . o - Let us show you these “Silent Servants” to- Poplm Comfy morrow. Slippers for Mayer @ COo Speciaw;:fi::: of the Danlel Green Seventh Street Between D & E :ac:l:ll;;" Sa‘r;pe L Jrefor summer-time, Very spe- S B, s 44 9tsy | 1014-16 Pa Avé | 233PaAve SE ‘