Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1921, Page 14

14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 22 1921—PART 1. WEEWTRDRN S CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY |ENGINEER FOST TO FORM el e MARRIED 57 YEARS. THESE ARE REAL FOOD |PLANNING T0 TEACH e SPECIALS V. ach graduated from George- —_ Come in Monday if you want to make some worth-while savings on necessary foods for the home. Pure Granulated Sugar :%. 5c Lb. (Five Poundsx Only to a Customer) GoodBacon ! 12lscLb. father, n: town Univer: and then entered St My and Mrs. Henry T. Ries Cele- | Mary's Se minary. Bgitimore. He made 7 | tary Society. his higher ecclesiastical studi brate Anniversary. i Mr. and Mrs. Hen 5th street no fifty-seventh T. Ries, 1125 thwest, celebrated the miversary of - their They were At all during the day of ions from their many tives married in Balti- Washington on and have lived A local post or branch of the ciety of American Military Engineers U eI Cag is to be organized at a meeting to s ey be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday night!with wh ke h he was asso at the Army and Navy Club. 1y childhood, Officers are to be elected, laws adopted. There is to be Othia b cussion of policies and prog timber industr der which the local section can im-| ! mediately begin to function. Call for the meeting has been sent out by the committee on tion, composed of Col. Joan yat 11 o'ele VALUE OF FORESTS ! {Rock Creek Park Demonstra- tion Tomorrow, Berryman i Cartoon a Feature. ryman eartoon in The ar, “Help Keep the I'arks —_ e 1910 and who had 1 s experience ne'or| MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS |artist Writes That Money Ig a | lll Sghook it s In the : g - e Alte oD terday by Prof. > Winston, co will be Alton Bishop. B i principal of the institu Dorothy fwhile the v will be impersonated - 1 Curse in This Country. <D o A ttoine Th ld L be t H t St [ From i TR, " i hi Coupl Celebrate | ¢ £ The St i Coee g DA e ‘ ’ rom the Ross School. Bishop will | Washington Couple to Celebrate of The Star: o S ina and Rac 1 ¥ u ore speak the call of President Harding E - 1 point out that all the “prizes- | Foster of South Carolina and Rachel | 3 , H prizes” | or forest protection week. which the Anniversary Tomorrow With H 5 | Stone of Tenn; 07 D | President proclaimed for ";“ S Relatives and Friends. larc good enough to enumerate are|cluded a Spanis ree! olie | AtscintionOflern) Irine. I medals. 1 have never received a!Pplays. dramatic r John H. Finney and Maj. No. 2 can Vienna Sau- No. 2 can Succotash. . .121/2c lean” as the big festure. the com- s G - g LIFE TIME age. o 25c | Yp-gal. can Pure Maple s e S e et e yarn e T iPark tomorrow at noon. arge cities, inc New York. Chi- | I 1-Ib. can Corn Beef Hash,10c Syrup .95¢ ST it cago, Cleveland and Dittsbursh, Thers No. 2 can Corn Beef, 2-lb. can Assorted Aas- o ABsoaiation | BT is a large membership of the society | Libby brand ......... 25¢ tralian Jam...........25¢ e e o analing i Roast Beef 1-Ib. Royal Jem Coffee..20c | the 1 which Wil onen at 11:1 MADISON HALL EXERCISES\ e 5 T i tock. fank B. Willi i No. 1 can Pork & Beans. . 5¢ 6 Ibs. for $1.00 from_ Ohio, Wil be the. Speaker el No. 2 can Pork & Beans.10c | 4.cz. can Instantaneous e A e Diplomas Granted to Four Girl | ; No. 3 can Pork & Beans.12c €offee ..o usioimmisarts 25¢ S e R @radnatestot) School’ ! 1o-Ib. carton N. B. C. Hard Bread.... 5c other demonstrations will be stazerl Diplomas have beenipresentealtoithe s : . 72 - 4 ! w farester of e | MR. AND MRS. H. G. ON HIS PRIZES ALL MEDALS.! P e Australian Jams—Pork and Bears—Everything Accordingly e oI s U G. THYSON, i following graduates of the Madison | announced ¥ 7S vin forest The U. S. Government Stands Behind These Products P Father D, at the school in- tvo French | and a musi- I have received and which you!” Closing e The association offers a prize of “H“u;llmm in the District, Mr. and | < Th st a !cal” program. Those who took part; — et i o Shatan Bl 1810 for the best 1 drawins of | Mrs. Hermanus G. Thyson tomorrow | money prize ¥ life, and money | were Dorothy Watt, Cecile Sclin, Sara Next to Old Liberty Hut—Near Union Station Plaza e corton "‘u S R hs G v T | o were what I objected to: they | Tyler, Maggie, Totten Mullen, { 4 curse of art, and America is | Cruickshank. Mildred Graeber. De- ! ink on zood whit Children and s will gather to- with them. No artists of any !lores and Betty Bostic, Catherine! into the -{morrow might at the home of aicther country want or arc offered | Thomas, Rachel Stone and Rhoda | e bt {daughter, Mrs. D. O. Southworth, 1631 {them in the cxhibitions where I have i Foster. R donlne e Shtur= | “t northw. to felicitate the won them. The unanimous vote of & Write your name The cartoons must be |Of their wedding. cu Phone Lincoln 5571 I"u‘.'.f.‘l' "ol Free Delivery on All Uity Orders Exceeding $5.00 i thanks voted me by my colleagues in { The program w |the creek on the Park roud sust h E o ks hiomasne aidroud usc b | H f the Celebrated Hallet & Davis Pi sl RESIGNS POLICE POST. | R s Lieut. Stott of This City Gives Up 4 i Honduran Position. St .1w--uuu|1|IlIIIlIllIIlIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIII!IIIH]HlIIlllIllI!lIllIIlIllII!IIlMlIIIIIIII!II|||I|II|II|II|IIIIIIIY %ilIHIIIH!IIIIIIlIIIIIIIINIIllIIIIlIII!IIlIIItIIIII!llllllllllfllfl!lfl[fllflilflflllllflllflllflll|fllll|lfllfllfllmmnuuw i i = Sl e o rried at St i the Fede ion of Art is worth more ! b he back corner of 3 the Federation of artis worth more!WILL ENTER PRIESTHOOD. ! ol feht have b I should have spurncd—t could | 2 i ' e e b 1a have been doled o |Rev. E. H. Roach to Be Ordained | April will be ¢ to report on th who JC \ ; Sl h“w ) A e T ¥. was born Janu- | by Bishop Corrigan. - | tiors : i o agoea e . Vidows and widowers who weep| Rev. Edward Haves Roach is to bel < fa: i ey e G day for a year, and who arelordained pricst in the Cathedral of nd mother e Panlvs aad Pavs allowed to cat only on every second | Baltimore next Thursday by Rt. Rev. | A . 4 llnn iGookine o ke, Powell and|thenia Cromwell Thyson, and Mrs, ! of a month. figure in the funeral | Bishop Corrigan i % \ the dem- i Thvson's father and mother bein emonies of the head-hunting na-| He is the son of Mr. and Mrs 1. A SCI‘Vant--- B = R will IN arge P g acl i of Borneo. Roach of Brookland, and his grand- = 7 3 ot i (ParEe fdohn and Hannah Cammack Dewd- | =’ jof Mi e L ne . ! Jonnson, principals ~ of |"Bisides Mrs. Southworth, with ! - . h d 3 DlAMONDS | tho: The children will have | whom thes now reside. the rnno'“ | with a hundre andas CONSERVE {luneh in the park and. then procecd to g ehildrin it he prcs ! 5 i . sl he public what a park should | Maude George Thy son. g . | —at a very substantial [[if 25 b ebic, e Remarkable Values in Used ||| - e a picnic This | * Harrison, s ; 2 ery o 5 v y | c - c |is part of the clean-up campaign that 1 Bt o e H a The very breatebt 1?6]]) to NOLLY “_e that YOUR EYES saving in price has been on in the schools for mearly | C: rnr:\\l\ll Thyion. Medical Corps, : i o eemll oes. Vinkes Kirehoh i two months fary Edith Thyson is give. S We will close out at a very | s -cased = . i = 2 2 I ESTIRRR special price a small lot of fllill .~ Cembleted Feomvam. 0} Gebert caliahan Thyson and Blanch tan ar 1anos i work a pleasure and literall: fl vou that you are perhaps Blue-white Diamonds (not [ Atburtis, Supt. Joyca and Foreater|min ette o imorth chilarens i HRR et SR R ) L S mamand i onubl, Jogee and, Forester |will atiend the anniversary meet- | i saves miles of steps. precious possessions—your than one carat. They are { Harding proc ran | T f w . 1 ! b 5 spread stones. having | . Central High School; address P i The following instruments can be purchas n easy . oo™ emme, > piens | appearance of carat dinc [l Semarer Frame” B Wity "of" i | VISUALIZE"DAY’S EVENTS e H $39.50 i times become = strained : gty e [ “Trees” (Joyce Kilmer). Paul Lew 3 terms. All are in A-1 condition, backed by our guarantee. 0os1er - il through overwork. which re- monds. At least a $250 lill:. n School; “The Song Sparrov S : 2 e =1 = ‘ Laroueh dvermork whichre- e i ot onl BowalliSaho 1 it ‘Users of The Star’s Map of World Come in and inspect them and you will surely purchase. IS NOW on D‘splay 4 . les. Dunbar il of burning and inability to $ 00 { Tl ihe Boear Understand News. { [\‘ stand strong light—then o Ha ¢ Alton Bishop. | B strong s 1 | v Alto . An interpretative map for mn majo. . . 1 ”M they nced immediate atten- Bakersmith; news apn of i has be- Leslie Upright, Mahogany Case. .. ....$300 i The very best Kitchen Cabinet ion. om practi for the | " Don't take chances—avail Little over a carat; abso om s iatwouidi Eaafiotitng Carlisle Upright, Mahogany Case. .. ..$300 in the world for the price Star's new map of Thl‘ World To- . "‘H n e Untea Sl now Conway Upright, Mahogany Case. . ...$275 lington. new i“” h Gl re doing in the IS the march Ma r @ CO. il the proper Glasses. st lrnluxmn work of D provides a wealth of sup- | ‘ leiiet el MeHUGH & LAWSON lul‘ Other diamonds bought by bugler from th \Lum- in connection with nrv\xl C . i Seventh Street Between D & E \‘1‘ us at a special price will be e ur:v}l‘ the !<'.n B «‘"mhl\' e aders of The Star | i | X or the salute to {may obtain a copy of the | i Eyeglasses SR WO iE including a thorough and monds S petice scientific examination by our expert optometrist. $1 10-00 - Wedding Ring Al future adjustments $15-00 free. O L . * verdict for the de n,.d.mx W by a jury wive erday afternoon in the Judze ding, in the suit of | Hooff. against Mrs. | Nash and her husband, | i The object of the suit 3 mken {was 1o recover damages in the yum; noreturn to Honduras | iof $20,000 for the destruction #f a ho the State barn by fire February 4 last. The his resignation as the Honduran police depart- ment to the President of Honduras. yourself of the services of lutely periect blue-white H e e diamond: very fine grade. give your eyes a scientific 5500-00 examination_ and prescribe n was filled with household furni- jture. a considerable aquantity o ———— ! {which twas sntiqué. together with a|iimpe. first woman o galn Iierary | i{number of oif paintinzs. It w \‘dxlmnlhn in Ohio was 1ia | Ll USF that bur {1 _Dumont s pl on defends ant % s represented by Attorneys i Vernon For: "2 and Smith i {Wools of Alexandria, and the ]-lxvl||- i : Buarbour, Keith, Me- . {Candish ana Garrett. i Hill, arber&Ross ‘JheB Hardware and Hou:ef&rmrhmg Store. ’.‘,L barn, causing its vl-«rru:]I;’m:I [A\ s the E;':;;IL.""..\"':h: e B e O 0“000900“0000. . ars old, son of Mr. and \h~ l~r.<nk‘ H E ! Special North Pole |l amisteit s nnsic | WHOLE SOLES % 8\ ! : 3-quart heavy aluminum ; 209 S e street, following | B | 4 > A Ice C as 4 ana arattaman inihe || With Best ! = , Sauce an ce Cream Freezer | in Washington. - || Quality ! ~ At : ides hix parents. Mr. Hill ix survived || Rubbay ° 1 £ : 3 itk 1o andle. Regul 2-quar iby his wife, Mrs, Christine Eliza- ; : $1 (;‘\alu:g ]d," 5 bl Sdartis l- h.\ L":nlflllyrlngl !}I!‘rr \‘A"llh l.ll\ -; HCE]S : / :‘ or. 7 _,“'” and a brother. || Bosh for Sk = } v\urhl war Mr. Hill ! 5 i 5c 2.00 served = the ”"“"l“l‘:;"‘jf’smiv"m:i{:‘ Attached to your shoes so 7, 4 uncil. No. 459.|] perfectly they” make your | @ » "f".:t"‘.‘* ,'A',,i.;f;:"‘ft:"n'"é""..rlf'il‘.’{d'.(. shoes look new. : i . o also ‘wan n_member o { New Perfection il Cook Stove L QU ALITY | . : ; Lo s e atsan | SHOE REPAIR SHOP || JLeading a Double Life \ noon in the C crate Veterans' i . : = H a “ L | [P e 417 11th St, N,w i Yes—that fine-looking davenport over there is leading a double life—by day : ’rs are e at- s \ a " o v . . 3 e 3 est type of Oil N 3 i ¢ it’s a fine-looking, comfortable sofa with deep, luxuriant cushions and oy | ’ soft pillows. When night falls it is transformed, in the twinkling of an Nrs. Charies | CO RNS eye, to a full size double bed with soft, downy, comfortable mattress. n; Mrs James F mentarian. Members | hington | Cooking Jurn- ers T'h were adopted afte vears of experi- = th othe —— o o 5 5 27 - 3 ;i‘;,:-\ “and ‘have [land Alexatnirin, “Noo members clect: | ; . 3 Withal this double life—you never in your life could tell in the daytime that 2 2 i Mrs £ John g & £ 3 5 peen s praved o o nte Bls i conens Lift Off with F mgersi : this handsome davenport contained a bed. That is why in homes of good a = frevement overn | |omn et u;:‘l;l,\‘";‘w ; nfn’?.g.l‘.‘.': | taste .this new idea in bed davenports is coming into great favor Then, . all other types. . too, when space is to be considered there is no nicer way of adding an extra bedroom. C. Carlin. former repre The long chimney creates a draft. furnishes the lame with enough air for perfect. clean combustion and makes ev ery drop of kerosene do all the work in its power. Al the oil from the eighth congressional dis- !triet. Members of the rmmittees of men tand women that engage in s liciting funds for the annual budget | is turned into heat. » smoke. odors. No soot tc { will meet at 10 o'clock Mond n- | z - . g e . blacken the pots and pans. . I8 I8 T nioms or ¢ :";f';':'"r"”f] At the Lifetime Furniture Store you’ll find just such bed davenports of the Alexandria Lodge, No. 758, Henev- | olent snd Protective Orde nf will hold an important business Jink at's o'clock Monday night at its One, Two, Three and Four Burners 6.50 up White Mountain Seeger Reh’igerators The Origln-\ Syphon The Chest With the Chill Refngerator type pictured above—and of the best makes, Karpen, Pullman and Northfield. Made up in velours, tapestries and damasks, in cane panel types. With chair and rocker to match they are less than $300. And davenports are priced from $87.50 up. - 3. Ttobinson, son. of City | { Treasurer and Mrs. Thomas J. Rob {son. who s e | frefent American ine for a short This ship 1is trically prope carrier and has just completed a trip of 26500 jmiles without the slightest hitch to { her machinery. on_ the Eelipse of The ~ United | home tonight | hix parents. | first elecs Won’t you come in and let us show you what good taste in upholstery and design are displayedin these “versatile” davenports? onv for the following 8 of property have Just been re A The intellig and dis- - 'N. Rust J|r., to James criminating woman, well The syphon svstem, as de- | . house and Tof 15, and w ; Seat e e || e e e S || o, 107 biack 15, section Seventh Street : Between D and E edge of sanitary and economic Refrigerator, has proven re- Laughlin and wife. hous Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little conditions and their impor- markably efficient in carrying : :;l;:: m«".?. tion 4) |\u3.«~:. 9B conme? oni an woung urnn tance in every sphere of the all impurities from foods, thus e MhE gty ¢ that corn stops hurting, then = home, will look bevond the keeping all sweet and whole- Wolfe street i you lift it right off with fin- rich finish, arllM‘u design and uuxu—i because rlhc syphon Se sbyterlan Church | gers. ~Truly! mmm ||||||um i v a 2 J i ML TTTETTTTITTTIRALTE y general appeal of the exterior merely assists the free air . W. E. McBath of Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | . mm mu"u i I gation, like the pearl. is xouml own physical laws. A guar- Al S G below the surface anteed Refrigerator. will preach by special requ, or corn between the toes, and the cal> l,umur. Rev. Dr. John Lee l to remove every hard corn, soft corn, Central Presbyterian Church, Wash- ingtou. luses, without soreness or irritatiom.