Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 16

7 16 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 1921 & MUTT AND JEFF—They're Right on the Job in Atlantic City. comany 1t b B0 T = —By BUD FISHER. T's THE 50f TEST OB WHAT'S THATS — SURE! T WALLOPED (T T© HIMA WHAT'S THAT? — nAW, HELo SPwWis. THS T cuee HAD. I TAkE T MAKE HIM LOOKC FOR CAIR THIS MORNING ! T AIN'T TALKING ABOUT 1S JEFE SPEAKING! JAck ON FoR A onéE LIKE THIRTY CEATS T™He PLACE WAS FULLOE FIGHTING = I'M TALKING T'™M Down AT HoURISESSIONIEVEES BuT He's Good PeobLE, T80, AND T asovt PINOCHLE: ATLANTIC CITY MORNING AND T FIND NATURED ABoUT (T REALLY FeLT SORRY i y Now HELPING ¢ He's €ASY Ay PIE HE RGALIZES tors AACIE! TRAIN DEMPSEY! 7 FoR MmE! He AIN'T IN > District National Bank 1406 G Street. Our Business is taking care of Your Business —and we do it in the mod- President R- N. Hasper ern way— with modern Vi Presidents . e, methods—and with that Lewis Holmes sincere desire to serve C. J. Gockeler 1 % N. L. Sansbury which cuts out the “red Cashier tape”’—lets down the bars H. L. Offutt, Jr. T A —_— of forbidding formality— and puts us all on a mu- tual footing. Come in—and see the : - fe - s 13 . . tion with the Panama-Costa Rica | Filipis. charged with compl in dpmes il e Keep Alive Flame of American | 3 350 sl b Wal 5 bt Skt & “Glad to see you'—is Cartago Friday morning. are being [fore the Stale courts. Assistant Dis- m er an 0 ary ressmen S Libertv. S W / U, Jerus | Smnimenis of theaseocauon of | (e, RSN vy feacral Sunaritcs | I crystallized into a reality. toerty, umon wo ges ; s S ‘ i i . i Colleges to ing Kmmtn(. propcrk;— ; l(‘:”! A(.(I; ~(C0 v:wxdll\»h education _:;;——;_; H | [ Kinz col rkshop w 2 i Slfely Deposit Boxes—$3 to $25 Per Year CruitiPufure Tendens ol k.\mr:-';—-‘ i uccmmn odioat 2 Examied i “ t i | sty Bror Pasais € | | 1 cnranes [ the Nassachusetts Instiiuie of 1-:::{ DR.CLAUDE S. SEMONES 5 nology. Eyesight Speciatist ls ls 2 | ing under the auspices of the commit- Y ith I i | o tee on training for the industries of (Formerty With Edwin N, EC) { i oo the American Society of Mechanical 400410 xmu.- Flie. f ve armed men | yopgineors, which is conducting a na- | 10 ua“ g W | i P f‘:‘"".nh"::, tion-wide inquiry into industrial | homs in front of the cov- | training. i 48-hour weck. Permanent work at wages ranging from $30 to il {EIAnA CwI e i : Wil JoRnven. Golie e Hadl $38 per weck, with $5 additional for night work. [ cmployes and « 't . K. Johnson Going to India. b At bay, while the fifth jump- | LONDON.—It is announced fthat TIRES Only first-class workmen will be considered. i divinea rred to a NEWCASTI robbed the 1tion of Templ ion by Jewis < of instru ASHION Shop Clothes ot 5 Q n this score w ed over the counter and filled a bag | William 15, (* ¥foot”) Johnson, | Write for appointment. write for interview to R. H. Steel, —tailored in Roches- | ith moner TR choar et in'ihe antoo| the AT ericen satl i arorne oo 30x3‘/z Curtis Publiching. Co. representative, Hotel Raleigh, Washington, (I + hould find Lo fhe (eith noted in. | mobile. Bank officials estimate the|go to India in August. D. C. 1 er—shou nd ‘pare The convention banquet was hola, | 1088 at $40.000. == up! ! i : - Balti Md. il ti'cular response from the col- m Wolf of Washington as Resume South American Trade. Evidence Lacking in Bomb Case. CHAS. E MILLER, Inc. Or to C. A. Wray, Emerson Hotel, Baltimore, Md. f P pal speaker. Mr. Wolf told “0.—The South Amer-| NEW YORK.—Insufficient evidence| Formeris Miller Bros." Auto Supply House. | = 3 e il sAN BRAN t lege man about Washington. T e e Crumpet enll for 2nma | ican-Pacific Steamship Company's line, | has been found against Giuseppe de ' 812 14th St., 4 Doors North of H St. = = i ttled and worked | which ceased operations at the be- —*——————'———‘ ginning of the war, will resume its .nds” the speaker | sailings between Seattla Portiand. alive the flame of|San Francisco and South American Their cosmopolitan appeal youn continued, bl T T will ind favor with men from Sumenicay Jibetey, Jwr iem 1 porta [ chiletandl Ferufipithin uw. every part of America who- R e e tare s Rasseaim st i n) & are in Washington and the Thirty-cight Rends for Annapolis and v oihoc aised | vicinity now. Tisted seame o LS Thincipntlan ) fadicals Wi mericanye mesiho ed from Mexico recently by the Obre- Fon government, and to have crossed b the border here, have not crossed to training station here. Orders were ro- | the American side, immigration ofi. ceived from Washington to release|cials declared here, although all them at once from the enlisted person- | knowledge as to their whereabouts nel in order to permit them to enter | was disclaimed. the new class at the academy. Will Entertain Panama Envoys. NEW ORLEANS. — Arrangements to receive and entertain the Panama emissaries to Washington in connec- Score Harves's Declaration. NEW YORK.—Fro-league republi- cans, headed by Prof. Irving Fisher OO many—over 2,500 pairs too many —Women’s Fine Novelty Low Shoes here—Tans, Grays and others. Cameintoolate, = ‘ { Quality always wins. i and recent rainy P > 5 . "5“‘0“ hc b Quality at no higher weather retarded C price fits this year. their sale. UPTOWN: DOWNTOWN: Quality meansHoods. Fifteenth and G Streets m'gflp"«'; i Stcets Next to Keith's Washington's 42nd and Opp. U. S. Treasury Broadway s b Wi Rochester Tailored Clothes anearby distributing poiat. See Tire Manhattan Shirts P Interwoven Hose Eits Bosk. Wells’ Eyes Never Well An ADITORIAL 5 G. WELLS, Eng- Your child may be the E. lish critic and innocent victim of im- S S Z S 2T The Following Dealers Sell Hood Tires— W. S. Kenworthy & Co. John P. Sanner 1621 14th St. N.W. 930 14th St. N.W. Regardess o Sacrifice~ Rear the frices! ) N ! J. J. Fister Thompson Auto Supply Co., Inc. 1713 14th St. N.W. 1617 14th St. N.W. writer, always got his paired vision. Failure to zrithmetic problems “pass” at school may wrong at schoo!. Not un- mean parental failure to til he grew up did he learn know and have corrected 1.150 Pairs Newest 1.500 Pairs Newest that his eves were to simple eyelrnubles: Don’t e L R T Styles, were $8.75 Styles, were $9.75 to add columns without eye strain. Let us cor- error. rect it to $12.50 ‘ to $12.50 $595 | | $7.85 Cross-strap Pumps — Instep-strap “Baby” Heel Pumps—One and Pumps—High-tongue Colonial Pumps Two Strap Pump.s’—_Sxde"laced Pumps Military Heel Sports Pumps —and —New “Diamond” Tip Buck]e Pumps, other snappy models. in many colors and combinations. Give the kiddies a fair chance. Bring them here for expert examination—and glasses, if needed. “See ETZ 1217 and OMETRIST) G Street See Better” oW, Every little movement means more thirst. THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA, GA. In tan calf, brown suede, gray . Patent Vamp gray quarter—gray; suede, gray satin, brown satin, gray kid brown and black Suede kid trimmed— and other leathers and combinations. 1 all black and gray Suede—tan and ‘ brown calf and kid and satin—and many other of our most striking nov- clties. Over 35 different styles—some fair- ly complete in sizes. 700 pairs, reduced from $8.75 - 100 pairs: reduced from $9.75 700 pairs, reduced from 512.5(5) 250 pairs, reduced from $10.75 300 pairs, reduced from $10. 75 100 pairs, reduced from $12.50 500 pairs, reduced from $9.7 — FOR PERMANENCE REFRESHING . " | People will soon forget the first cost of a road, but they can’t overlook its every-day condition. Highway officials know this and have made their reputa- tions secure dy building of Concrete. S ALE starts promptly at 9 a.m. tomorrow. atall our stores—and PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Adanes San Franciscs m"a m Les Angeles Parkessburg Seattle Md'm&:: Pin:lfl-d\ St. Lous D e G New e S o ooy’ ety 'm-ho-ch«my All Purchases Final! Wewe foug lnovej ‘em oul — ng/rt-aw% tONCRETE DELICIOUS and , i e ————