Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 23

21— PART 1. SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. MAY 15, 1 E INSTALL| ELECTRICITY | —Make up your mind to have Electricity installed in your home. It is con- venient and economical and will enhance the value of your home. . We have a corps of experts ready to serve you. The E. I, Brooks Co. Established Over One-Half Century Leo C. Brooks, Manager MEMBER OF T VERNONSEEN INCOODHANISNOW dom Would “Let Weil Enough Alone.” |10 sre mnitor of The st The propositic Placing Mount Ve jof the United States vives an old question Several years | published o 1 b fonal distribution. {Vernon, the I 1 engazed the popula et she and aboli upon the 813 14th St. N.W. sed Cars Beginning tomorrow morning we The cars shall start our used car sale. which we offer for vour inspection and purchase have been taken in by us as part payment tor new Maxwell and Chalmers Automobiles. Many of these cars have been re- sainted and reconditioned. The prices are most attractive. Terms if desired. . Open evenings during the sale. feur winds' H, B. LEAR i ’ Jr. Long Superintendent. 4 ars 1321-23 14th St. Tel. M. 4105 - ; e )Hw personne g:‘;ru;."m:.: originally balonged fn the | mansion. O of th {of Gen hingt {know, was located iin Englund, L The Houdon i illifna in a glass c 1l \ It is the original life mask l' | Houdon. from secured on and it is. therefore, 1'. t likeness of the first i - ’ w shmg’(‘n:.hm sy this bust be to crumble and f: apart, and in the de ! of his work an Mr. Dodge made a study of methods | il by whicl (I ; preserved. i aid. and th it . y fallen away 4l THE TOURING CAR work of Houdons 1 \d i nl)h‘h(:r(:(:h‘a.nr: . Place Your Order Now il Are you going to buy a Cadillac this o spring? If | der without delay. Last “spring many E who wished a Cadillac were compelled to | either go without or endure a long wait. ‘!!' The same condition is facing us now. fi Our stock is being rapidly depleted and Iit the factory is unable to meet the den being upon it the it throughout the country ), we suggest placing the or- ands dealers made by | Present prices on Cadillac | motor cars will remain unchanged | throughout the year 1921 i The Washingten Cadillac Company 1138-40 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Franklin 3000-2001 | Member Washisgton Autometive Trade Assorintion. / Raise The Chicks- Grow Them-Big oungsters— quick growth and even he whole flock Pratts Buttermilk Baby Chick Food does both. Practically predigested and low in bre, it reduces loss from digestive troubles. Conta ecmialing elemasts in proper pror. on that siext brood, ther *Your Money Bach If YOU Are Not Sati: The Pratt dealer necr ~ou will supgly you PRATT FOOD CO. g chi ® Toronta n-sn P Praises Women. Tn my investizations of the m of manage Mount suld not help but obs contrast b, in in love re compared 1o a many tions left to government bare old Arlington House, Vernon € was nn b 1 the th Mo 1 from a on It there tion of a Vernon ¢l | tha 4 would contrar: up.” as some peoy helieve: but on the have become co-parine work that has been ach Vernon. Whe! . they greit 1d wallpaper in heen matched and reste the woodwork, as well as e de to look as nea sible a8 they did in the W days. Owners of th inal ture have almost invariably d fictitious prices upon it be of its rich timental valy over attempts to hold up t ment it they were the on the old pieces back. tke regents have had long ! negotiations over some i but despite Martha Low few | Wihelan superint | years in cares for ber of others have rendered Mount long service—it has heen 5 ser ~—in giving to the public the Mount Vernon that is today our dearest rin cse a few of the th covered | that | Mount v remain a this is L owisdom dic well enoug ways instan ment, | than those for admissio year and in doing Iways me (APPEALS TO HALT BRITISH | Gunboat China Protested by Sun Yat Sen. Dr vat Sen of 1o his repr shington, Ma protest against reported action of Eritish au- thorities in sending river gunboats against south China forces in Kwan- tung province. The cablegram was ved here yesterday. Please appesl to the people of the United States to stop this crime, and also wire the British government, pleading that this inhuman act be Intervention in Sun cabled China entative Sao, a stopped immediately, the message reads. Dr. Sun Yat Sen Is in charge of Kwantung province. His represen- tatives declare they cannot under- stand why the British should inter- vene. 7 1. E. Jones Believes Best Wis- | in | |HOUSE CLERK To SPEAK | {To CONNECTICUT SOCIETY | | = ~ | William Tyler Page and Robert N. E | Harper to Address Monthly | | Meetir clork of the! < and author| Ttobert Wi House and i | | i i tan and to to make it ;Campaign Opens Tomorrow;: i for Chevy Chase Preshy- | terian Structure. | [ tomorraw The ch s workinz on the 11 church building or ment benetits th | Canvass National in Scope. Dro 1t M. John of pastor 1 I a Wiliiam | im Eric | . lzudolph | \mr.rm'm-v[ Colin’ 1L 1 - MacArth “ardman. Citlzens’ Committee. ms, Jesse William lantyne, H ke, Thomas ndenburg. K. ard 1. Bigelow, r Britton, F. W Wil ward I r Cohen. H. King Corn- V. Cox. W. A H ries F. Cr: J. Harr, m. H. Brad Davidso: «monet, William €. i Desher. Thaddeus ¢. Dulin, | imonds, Fred L. Fishback. | 1 { E H.( Lo Giles, E. €| Gordon, Gilbert H. O. Goodpasture, H. Hedges, . Mrs. Harvey S | !p Herrmann, Vernon k J . Charles A | ir.. John B | M. Leet, S. Lincoln. | .. Middleton, Julia Mattis, eph H. Milan, Mrs. Mabe row, Mrs. J. McD) es F. Norton. O'Nell. 4 ton R. Dr. C William Pene Gen y W Riel hardson, B bertson, . W. W Shelton, Smith 1e1l, AL . Sh rner, jr hiteford, Whitwell, s Burr G 1 . Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs Alexander Wolf and David 1. Wol- hauptoer Member of the o citize w . Pimper. <. Huzh M. | J. M. Win- . Young. | TRAVELER AID APPEALS. | Canvass for New Members Will Be Made, This Week. i1l be sent 1t this week s for the Travelers' tv. which ps between 4.000 travelers monthly at tion. Mrs v F. Van River is The last week voted an annual contribu- charge of the work there. District Congress of Mothers tion to the work NEW COAL PROBE BILL. Another bill for publicity in the coal industry was introduced yesterday by nator Frelinghuysen, republican. author of a bill reported v the Senate interstate com- recently by merce committee to create a coal com- missioner. Senator Frelinghuysen's new measure would authorize the Sec- retary of Commerce to investigate conditions {n the coal {ndustry and re- Inte inforratinn Trmarding coEts and’ o.he » Sk v mount Mr. 7 FOR CHURCH FUND Wasniogton, D, Maj, | Leonard, ~ Colorado 'Springs. m’ Littauer, Washingion, The merits of the thoroughbred and the reat strides made by the Ameri- can 1 tion in the past! fw Qs w wmerated by ex- to more than 100 noted horse- | o0 who attended the annual dinner of the orzanization at the Army and | Navy Club last niht | Refut the m made by some’ that the horse is becoming obsolete | i this countr L. Scott, in! rEe of bre Army re-; it oservi t <how that 1 horse ¥ than ever before, animal worthle mors ranchers hreds had Section Wayne Dinsmore, orse Association of 4l for o and dtion. been placed secretary of the America. made army of civilian “d the work of his | emphasized the well laid-out oridie [in every city, and said that Boston | and Washingzion led all other -1 munitics i this respeet. ! Lixt of the Guests. i ent were Washington, Front toyal, | ingion, 5 hington, hington, Lose who were pr Armstrong A Beaid, Bone: Bradiord, W Brown, Berlin, N. H; Brig. Ge W. burr, U.S. A H. K. Bush . Washington, D. C.; Maj. Gen. | I ter, U A ington. ohn S. Fair. | J * . Fitzgerald, | Rapidan, hington, D, ¢ r. Glynd d A. Holbrook, B. Lorillard,” jr., H. Luitrell, Tuxedo Washington, O . Col Douglas McCaskey, Wash: sington, Do ¢ Lieut. J. T. McKay. | {Camp Meade, 'Md.: Maj. J. C. Mont Washington, L. C., Licut. Col K. Morse, U. A Miles City ieorge 1" Henry C, culture ec J. M. Wainwright, assistant | secretary of war; Harry Ward, Wash- | ington, D. . B. White, Lees- burg, Va.. Capt. E. K. White, Camp ! Meade, Md.; J. O. Williams, Washing- ton, . C.:'R. H. Williams, New ¥7 John G. Worth. Phil and Maj. Gen. William M. Yo ORDER MAJ. PARKER HERE. Maj. John A. Parker, judge advo- cate ‘general's department, stationed | at New York city, has been ordered to | this city for duty in the office of di-i rector of sales, War Department. | than HG[][]D H[]RSES N[]w }GREEKS TO SEE ‘ELECTRA’ ‘ IDrm’nn(ic Society's Members to Attend in Costume. Will Be Held Wednesday Thursday, May 26 and 27. | and |Senator Capper Urges 3 AUCTION SALE OF-LOTS. |BILL FOR FREIGHT RIGHTS Building Public Warchouse Here. | ,’ Nix members of Menandros. the Sale at public auction of 170 Jots Under the provis of a bl in | will attend the lirnrdurllnn m‘ m:: cate prope on Georgia avenu of Kunsas all railroads that have 1 o . 'Ir&l:u)clé"‘l:::::rr_;:ufl;‘“:‘"':‘r' The R nounced yesterday for Wednesday | Hight. under existing jaw, to deiiver lira" of Euripides. The production|and Thursday of this week, will be PASSENgers into the Un world H is in charge of Edith Wynne Mathe- , . ste o Wed and | have the joint use of the freight Great Strides of Remount! s, chars neia instead ou. ¥ed et | o exissing dor tilie MalIeRvIfi | “Fhe members of Menandros will be | Th A g P Day. ]| 10 aka apbin the e Service Told Before — |dresscd in modern | Greek @ terer neun. by il Con|Ta0T AnE. Fie A Nare Al At Papageorge, director of the society wa 0 n X Katsimi te will be auctioned off in| 2, to which small merchants coy Noted Horsemen. s nd | the wudiprium. of the Arcade. 14th|have carioads of merchandise from ar I street and Park road railroad consigned and delivered Have You Noticed the Remarkable Number of New Velies on the Strects? Moderate in Light enoug Are You Looking for a Six Cylinder Automobile That Is Cost. h to be economical on gaso- line and tires. Heavy enou and to hol gh to be substantially built d the road. Powerful, smooth, silent and flexible in operation. Velie Six-34 With | Its Low Price m Owners report averages of better than 20 miles to the gallon of gas— Cord Tires at 4 85 Dependable. Comfortable for five passengers. Good to look at. Easy to operate. Proved by the recommendations of the constantly increasing numbers of - isfied Washington owners. F. O. B. MOLINE arks it as unusual value. some of the averages being better miles to the gallon. The heavy frame, the substantial chassis, the well built body is convincing proof of the sturdiness of Velie Six-34, au vince you of the d a ride over rough roads will con- way the car holds the road. The Motor is a six-cylinder, developing 45 horse- power, with several distinctive features that make it unusually silent and smooth. Is the Ca.r That Meets Every Requirement Every Unit in the Velie is of fine quality. and such built-in quality is the best assurance of dependability and low repair cost. The body is unusually roomy and the cushions are wide and deep. The lines of the Velie Six-34 are graceful and well proportioned, and the color choice of deep maroon or Velie blue makes the car very attractive The ease of operation will surprise you, for Velie Six-34 is one of the easiest cars to drive. PRICES: Six-34 Touring .....$1,485 Six-34 Roadster ....$1,485 Six-34 Sedan .......$2,485 Six-48 Tour., 5-pass. . $1,885 Six-48 7-Pass. ......$2,250 Six-48 Sport .......$2,200 All Prices F. O. F. Moline, IIL Have You Noticed the Remarkable Namber of New Velies on the Streets? UNGERER MOTOR CO. 1136 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 8233 Member Washington Automotive Trade Association. What Comes AFterThe PUrcHASE PRICE ? Dodge Brothers business was founded cn the conviction that the purchase price of their car should be as nearly as pos- sible the last expenditure. The world-wide reputation of this car to-day gives ample testimony of tae soundness of this principle. Dodge Brothers will continue to build their car so well that the purchare price wili be as nearly as possiblo the lasf oxpenditure. ' SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY‘ 1132 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 6660