Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1921, !M COL. THOMPSON HOST. ! INE RIUT PRUBE “Art and .rchaeology Press” Or- | ganized Aboard His Yacht. I Through the courtesy of Col. Rob- ert M. Thompson, vice president. a business meeti of the Archaeo- logical Society of Washington was “DOLLAR BILL” | the Clever Little Rascal, Says: = held on his yacht, th Jverglade: Senator Johnson Urges an In- { Monday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, during | “'] [ h K k Cl b PR oin the Kodak Clu quiry Into Trouble in e ol Tn ce of the president Robert Lans Col. Thompson ¥ West Virginia. Retert Lansing, ol Tompion | or a ee ‘n""S(iERlifln of disturbances in 1 organization business carporation Art and A | to handie the affairs of the | Mingo county, W. Va., is proposed in a resolution introduced today by Sena- His advice is to get next to the Great Out-of- tor Johnson, republican, California. T Art and Archaec Doors, to take in the Natural Beauties in Washir_-xg- The resolution said conditions in ton and the Wonders of the Parks and Outiying the district along Tug river. the Ken- st Virg srder, d and vio- to demo- John-| tion be conducted by the committee on edu- Districts. Get ready for — Decoration Day "S.exri:;_.:mf.n:uwt.::..n or which Comp]ete Kodak Outfit for eaded the in Cabin Creck ( trouble several y man, Wants Sennte To “Fix Blam Mr. Johnson said he o s ago. is chair- slgi $1 a’eek This outfit is all ready for business and consists of 1A Autographic Kodak, Jr. Rapid Rectilinear Lens 3 Rolls of Films (18 pictures) i i Developing of the 3 Rolls Takes Pictures 21 2x4l SERIES 21 SPECIAL-SIX -Passenger, 50-horse- power, 119-inch wheelbase $1750 f.0.b. Detrolt kept the n effort nsibiti which to fix the re time batt tion in a disturbed condition m D - TOe months. The nate, he said. 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E Rainbow Division Will Pay Tri- bute to Late Capt. Hudson. This is a Studebaker Year Members of the District of Colum- bia Chapter of the Rainbow Division ill pay tribute to the late am B. Hudson Sunday. Capt. Hudson, who was killed in ac- tion, served for many years in the COMMERCIAL AUTO AND SUPPLY CO. : . e e nth A Hican wae anabar 819 14th Street N. Telephone Franklin 3075 ticipated i Mexican border cam- paign of 3% 7. October 18, 1917, he sailed for France with the local unit of the 42d Division, and while serving with that organization came | to his death in action. Victrolas for summer use {are invited by the chapter to be pres- ent. At 7 o'cloc] Rainbow Di gather at the in honor of their hero officer by the American Legion. This tree, No. 226, is located on the e ide of 16th I| |street, between Madison and Mon- tague streets northwest. A floral wreath, accompanied by an appropriately marked card, will be placed at the base of the Hudson trec by the veterans' special comm Il | consisting, of Elmer ¥. Neagle. Ls C. Hines and J. Bentley Mulf chairman. i e DRIVER IS EXONERATED. George Potzler's Car Kills Mrs.; Lt Bergen—Other Accidents. An inquest was held at the morgue in the case of Mrs. Margaret Bergen. i| 1sixty-seven years oid, 22 Seaton plice, | who was fatally hurt at 1st and S| streets last Friday night by the auto- mobile of George Potzler, 67 S street. TheThe jury reported a verdict exon- erating Pozler. & widow, M Katherine J. Hud- | Prices f. o. b. facto: silisiwidow, S 2 81X TOURING CA... s1438 LIGHT-SIX COUPE ROADSTER . 81830 S Bicesc thoit ntcations o at IIToususu » A 1750 LIGHT-SI; sr_émn SH e e le 2150 !xtm e Uhe brlet corenionion: Fiends A 3. o 4FASS. RDADSTERS 1 AL oy wa 3080 { and relatives of the late Capt. 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