Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 16

- _TG_ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921 . ' REV w w BURRY !ENLISTED MEN FAVORED. [MUTT AND JEFF—Mutt Wants to Do His Bit to Help Train Jack. S e —By BUD FISHER. i a e M. y i B Training School to Fit Marines for I (s reviete avoor e {Gstent o' Awxiovs FINE. N, Nixt NOTHING Like [ ety JACK PLAYS GOLF, DoN'T Commissions Proposed. ! 5 sey HTm sce sack 6T WE'RE SHORT THAT! I'M YOUNG AAD ||\ nD oF A = TRAINING ROUTINE DEMP! 2 . N ADDY THAT {_Adhering to its policy of rewarding Gocs THROUGH €ueRy f INTD FINE COND( oF IPARRING T DON'T WANT T 268 DID You LITTLE C \ ? - [ meritorious members of its listed iUEs Me AN i . S0 I'VG COME TO PARTNERS' D& YeT!- EucR CADDIED —_— an officers’ training school in or near He NEEDS A Fleck oF cRUICES' Washington this summer, to fill over | ———\ TRAINERS AAD tLl’ = . . . a4 hundred vacancies the commis- c Services in His Honor Tomor- | &t fetearnnet of ‘the carpsc ™™™ CoP one OF THE JoBs! i buring the r more maul\nn en- H {listed me e commissioned in this row Night, Interment at |t oot i niis rank so far attained by an enlisted Arlington Friday. man who received his commm = A" a reward for meritorious service is that of a senior colonel. The order recently issued by the major general commandant specifies ! that no non-commissioned officer will ¢ be considered for such advancement. who shall have had | than one : service in the Army, Navy or ne Corps. of which not le: than months shall have been in the Marine Corps., Only men between the : liges of twenty-one and twenty-seven vears will be considered. / GERANRUSSIN - WRESOON IN USE | | for the purpo ning insur- Reoular Telearanhic Com.|BOARD OF CHARITIES | THE WEATHER. | CUTS 5000 FROM ARMY. | VARYING IN BUSINESS. RISK POLICIES CANCELED. |Iyr.[" g i it o =t erican . insurance co nics | yecvived in ington » ay. The cguian elegrapnic on: | : i i i . = v yresident of the republic, the dis 9 grap " WILL MAKE INSPECTION | bpistrict of Cotumbia, Murylana ""%Senate Committee Decides to Re- More Employment in Eight. Less in g “"“"”' "" DRToh SaILIS ek eneraeic ston icati o — | Virginia—Fair tonisht and tomorrow; : . : X e o cance - A munication Re-Established | e e A port Bill for 170,000. Six Major Industries. e e iy by Official Al t Workhouse at Occoquan and Re- |y winas. The Senate military affairs com- | Employment inere ! L incendiarism y icial Agreement. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- |00 G0 ® MY : e e | formatory at Lorton to Be e « nimoustye yesterda BY on | Morrow;, modc to re the Army bill carryin ing to Department of Lal 1By Cabte to Tie s | Examined. Records for Twenty-Four Mours. |, i i [ | . cter—4 pan. 318 pam, 83| 2O S e R R | o first acts of the re n-q» 4 197N aum aS A . num sreng B e telo- 12 midnight, 515 4 - : L3 | Mty it 4. 1610} iye i hoard of charities will be to/malke | noon. £ 130.000 at any time during th ler st {graphic communication with soviet] = inspect riety, Barometer 1 pow 3000 S e o full committee, REV. W. W. CURRY. { Russia will soon be re-cstablished by | 0 i 3 130.14; 12 midnight, »n‘ $am., 0005 Ta o the bill, cut | underwear, ermany, accordi s an officia y TS dm., 30070 noon. 30. 3 S ) : S Rev. William Wallace e formato v shich in- |~ Highest temperatu . occurred [ 2.000 from 1ne hoadvocated by T per eent: vears pldl vldest Roupcement toduy, (Ihe DrelmiBatyjoriutionsiare 3 the board. fat noon today. Lowest temperature,yits subcommittee. Iper cont; « Feven vears old. oldest . | hagotimtions, nave aiteads Deenicon . W members of 47s orcurredat am. today. 1 LIl as passed by U ige and boots and shoes, 8 por cent. of vears of membership in the United | ¢luded and the signing of the oficial T. Galliber. Temperature same last’ year—| wouid prov 1 S , 5ol B S S v W ) i i OMORKOW o2 Lt pe alE g Uale ¢ sworn in tomorrow Con ittt ot the: Waer S L vices will be held Germany's Bid for Supremacy. which an organization meeting Dt e resi- will be held. The two remaining mem- | Temperature and condition of (he e e mextil et - NEns il i Heraas mosns the latest move toward re- | T o | water ac 8 ame: Great Falls—Tem PESTARE Strensth g0 f - Come and Get Al st relations with Russia. | ng Dr. eorge M. Kober. perature, 62; condition, 0. Masonic Veterans another step forward | "The board probably will visit Occo- Weather in Various Cltles. Snmples ive charze of the CEIan: did for commercial su-| yun hefore taking up the matter of ! 5 rave. Services at_the home will jPremacy in soviet Russia as saon ding to the Commissioners a T Tegreralir e conducte ¥ ). R Sweetzer | 45 the markets are once more thrown | ¢ .cessor to W. E. Hall. who went out 2 3 5 of Perfect € Toh Froe be. v:{‘l:;;;“:g“!(:":: :\'Frl'l» of oftice as tant superintendent inf g State of 5 S | Eeactin e for saverat T b the workhouse last month. tions. H (,ook(‘d Foods { for shoes. iron and steel articles and | Jzicar officer, Who i now ‘eity man- B medical supplie -r of Portsmouth. Va. FPortsmouth ) Ahilenc Free Petrograd Harhor n Factor, | i* < ng the establishment of a|4ban e @ 3 Col. Charles W. Kutz. Engineer Com- : w WeALiE Born in Louisy tives and 1,000 railroad cars. also has | (! to Occoquan today s ; o let large contracts to German firms | oy O VP Ters rédised o Atlan i z penal farm. en. Jervey wanted | piiantic Uity 50.48 3 2 s News. | to inspect the Distr workhouse to | patimore .. 3010 s A a On jobtain ideas for the n gement of § Bostn . Z 2 May 15—Two |t o Best Oil Stove Made . Portsmouth institution. Tnimat S o ne reat- [ pla icipi direct communi- Cliarienton oW htams). Janeication between Stockholm. Petro- s iniier it oS osow Wt i 0% COURT HOLDS UP WORK et hneni e S o e s free ™ i ik | ON ERECTION OF STORE |, plan _is being bac several fi- i Galveston Delivered by Regular Carrier : e e i OIL COOK STOVES = b Russ trad ¢ ‘have secur- P o aco o | dacksonville g = 7 Tesisned June 915, €d options on four passenser steam- |Owners of Property in Vicinity Kanaa C Ftelouds CALL MAIN 5000 : i s B Rn |4 CARRl, O, CATTYIng roRelicrable | oy Gost of Condemnation Pro- | uivife - ] and the service will - : W\ . 4 ly nineteen k chedule between Fetrograd = Cloudy holn ceeds Will Be Increased. The second plan is that of the cap- | Okl Philade start AT ONCE. 616 12th St. 1204 G St. afford of the Di pital who are already operating - Court today halted the work of | Best Oil—Gas—and Electric_Goods rplane 1i Ihn-l\\‘w'n Sweden, r-| W. Walton I and. ropos | « « Eniers the Ministry. c&in an air servic S e a s ng on Brow : carly manhood he of Reval v hoe to begin opera omplaint ) et Ak foae? ions before the end of June un e B IR ed in the Cniversalice fioes n happens to the | el S i THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. S 3. W te 6 P ML THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. cgan preparing for the S government. H Miller, owners of property in ne \h an his pastorate in . zh he court granted il . . er he became orde |8 7 or of the Universalist churches in | ASSIGNED TO CANAL ZONE. o ' e Teduir- | WASTLD i ctitioners were requir- . Logansport. Terre Haute L 2 ond 100 to rei and polis. He married Mis hond of $1.000 to reiy Hangah S o clneommaet i WLV e i, veer pmigned | urse Sir miwards for i b reason |y CURIE. DIRECTED a nd.. e £ s tell who died about- ct, comprising the Panama ) “The petitioner he court that Gventy-five xo. - jine “neighborhood is within"the_ex-1 TQ CONSERVE STRENGTH | d Indiana Regi- = o ¢ 3 ¢ zZon- ment. in the civil war. For many | = Cumme o @ s years he made specches on behalf of I da rmit to build and now | X prohibition throughout the country. AL e s “oinclete Ordered by Physician to Ketrain He was defeated for Congress while a ihe foundation ompleted. | Toer | resident of New Albuny. He par- t F 4 it is pe . ch s ! A From Social Functions as v escaped z on one occa- Commissioners began con €ion while making polit tion pros EADistelct Much as Possible. in Indiana. He was ele Only the Better Grade “ourt to establish a building The National Furniture Co. Is Featuring OLD-TIME PRICES with Liberal . Credit---a Little a Week---to Suit Your In- d secretar = ot hetween Mon- e of state of Indiana in 1871 He w c] C iine on Brown street between ) NBW YORK, May 15.—Mme. Maric i a member of Lincoln Post, G. A. R., of ean Coal woeldnd (Oak suectr and under theke | oo (0 o S o o radiums today | Iof g e District. i 3 srocccdings the land on which Mr.; Curie, co-discove adium, today | nd ! == e v e e b Prompt Delivery | P\ 00s "8 cricting nis store is to|was ordered by her physician to re- come a Lonvenience € ape . Kate S. Minnie W. and Emma | be condemned. In these proceediogs | frain from as many social functions| > all of this city. and Miss H.; the walué of the land taken, With the | as possible, in view of her exhausted | 1da Curry of New York. . B. J. wemel' costs of the proceeding, i assessed | physical condition. He said she had | a by the jupy as benefits to the ad, nt inot ful recovered from effects of —_— 3 4 . 912 New York Ave. |nrupfr(\'r i e TR kness during her recent vos POPULATION OF STATES. PR PRa R L e e Pt esinen R FREE! FREE! With Every Purchase of $100 or More 42-Piece Set of Your 26-Piece Set of 3 5 Wm. A. Rogers Choice ‘@ Dinnerware “* s Silverware 2-Door White Mt. Refrigerator ° Similar to Ilustration Family size, Bardwood case; golden oak .finish; white enamel interior. = building .t will increase the expense meeting in her honor in Carnegie Hall The state of Kentue ! te of ] ¢ has of the condemnation proccedings and | this afternoon. but was advised (o re Aoniof 580 60w P g | will greatly increase the henefits to | mgin indoors the remainder of the day in 4 e of cent. 35, | be asscswed against their property. |und decline all other social engage & 5 § | The conclusion of the condemnation ents, il e _census as | procecdings because of the approa | bpocpedings because of the svorosch | PLAN WAR ON PESTS. : Japanese, 9, and all | i may be deferred for some months and the total popula- | { their property be depreciated in value Establishment of non-cotton zones | cre males and 1,189 «cause of the businces building be- | in pink boll worm infected Arcas in | : e “|ing crected in their mi Attorney | y ook ood A ¥l Henry White appears for the plain- | r. ended vesterday o Secre Liff: | Wall by the conference of repre Mi. Edwards was refused a permit |gentatives from the cotton growin, IF INTERESTED, GET IN TOUCH WITH US AT ONCE A £ <ome: months ago by the Commission- | states mecting here to device oh e Electric Lighting Fixtures but took the case into . and best methods of stamping out the| € T nrough former District Commission- | menace to the cotton crop. ! e nea il THE ELMER H. CATLIN CO. || 'Girdincr sccurca a mandamus from |1t a1s0 s recommended that | 3 total 309-311 13th St. N.W. be District Court of Appeals c | Mexico be asked to co-operate in the 3 ot t < 1 9 pelling the Commissio gl St i males and 683, g iling_th issioners campaign by establishing similar Phone Main 697 ermit. It is under this permit | zones on the Mexicar side of lhl:! Blue Front Meat Market nat the building is now being creeted. | international borde 1301 Ave. S.E. OO SR BXGO% 45 SED CAR Tigrs (12 . EAT A PLATE OF The National’s s ® === |wanx " Dining Room Suite . This Handsome Suite in the new Queen Anne period consists of a massive American e Walnut Buffet, Square-end China Closet, ln-$ .75 ° I CE”I;I.CK clesed Serving Table, 6-ft., 45ainch’ Extension = I FREE AND TONGS Table. This Suite formerly sold at $350.00. Easy Credit Terms FEEC, Srron EVERY Sale mrice PO Easy Credit Terms “The National”’ Says Good-bye to All 2 i HICKORY FURNITURE Hecsialll e . Settees Tables Chairs - 4 98 $2.98 | Terms - CLEAN-UP SALE Beginning Today EVERY DAY | Jt l l Startling Prices Phenomenal Values TERMS Does wonders for poor complexions. It's surpris- ing how rarely the proper use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap fails to clear away blotches, redness, roughness, etc., and give the skin its nat- ural freshness and charm. Sold by all druggists. Write for & samrle Tept. 3-T. Resiool, Baltimore, Md GCLDEN OAK . B 13 | Harper Overland Co., Inc. 1128 Connecticut Avenue Franklin 4307 ' Aclean kitcheniskept - . free fromynsanitarv ,diseaseecarrym?' n-. 7secls’,bgelibera use of.PREVENTOL Golden 0ak Chiffonier With Plate Mirror 0 % ] Ao = Open Evenings sm d o sl 7__-'7—5 = . : Ladder e = Stool Easy Credit Terms ‘%IIllllllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|III|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LT |