Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 4

s, vice president, Al States | Mary ne! The defendant denies any Indebted- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PAGEA Sockiiy Wit D Grange. Seass | Chadt 14 T {rtndant donies 2o Jotebtes, 355 oL wnd 'Leo 1. Simonton o i1 States Society O Washington Fitzgerald of t . TO BE REPEATED FOR CONGRESS ’ i = WER PASTOR'S SUIT. | } lncratmthg Flavor Allurement and : ROBT. V. FLEMING ’ |:;""f‘,{',‘§,'|‘,‘b,j'“ 5"",\‘}"“,‘10 1';"‘&"' | ANS 2 i : = G 4 1 hat Rev. 3 H V. : 3 President Caxkles ‘lExecutlve Commlttee Decxdes to Stagc‘2‘;4‘;;,‘\\;\"7“?;’;; » a1 i | Allesing "”’l:"xm"" : ariety That Intrigues Taste! i saLToN £ am b s Tableaux Agam June 6 at Central ngh; fof Columbia Society of Natives .\(y.~>-(mv e exi iration of } C@RNWELL’ BETTY BOX Asistant Cashier WM. J. FLATHER Vice President Invites Senators and Representatives. R | = :os;;urzuxs. ar. G.«E.?:fiizoc'.:;:is i o District of Columbia histotric 4 persod ,,.L‘n 1 with rich flavorousness and unique ice Presilent 5 i be repeated in hon 3 Inh um int's . ss. this ; of the United States i € lonogHthet e captivates. of our re- ker's wiz in every pack- nond logs, whip caramels, Brazil nuts, butter and 5¢ Sunday The Star delivered to your home every evening and Sunday morning for 60 cents a month costs you about 114 cents a (Ln and 5 cents Sundays. Central ivty of Washington and tie com- | imunity centers of the public schools fof the District of Columbia. | Because of popular demand for the on of the pa t and since n at the | . the EFFICIENCY in routine is an essential to a bank’s success. Vision Telephone Main 5000 and Delivery Will Start at Once of the biggest of businesses. and big business de- mands these t}\ings. RPN SRR e U e G G S ) CORNWELL'S 1415 H Street T | This 83-year-old bank aims not only to make its reutine service flawless, but also to apply to every customer's requirements the vision and business in- PROPER STYLE IN BELTS A Black Belt for Dark Suits. A Cordovan Belt for Brown Suits. sig‘ht which make more valuable the friendliness of its co-operation. We pay 3 per cent on savings. A Gray Belt for Gray Suits, A White Belt for ston, our first “gre It @he Higas National Bank || i o0 | o er Serom our city was named < N . and all those who helped to found F WASHINGTON D.C. |And build it, could return and look | o i P 1 on the capit as it is today On Pennsylvania Avenue Rcing the U.S. Treasury e ahauitants then fan while e the spirit of Wash Poearsl as it Light Suits. wish. Maj Il'Enfant. too. appears. and tozc = e e e ¢ produc- 1 Opera latest thing in belts — in a fish bowl . Here's the new belt that Always holds its shape— is taking the country by Regular models (1 2lways flat and smooth. storm— inch wide) and sport Everybody’s ta.llginfi about models (inchwide); 1 ocq ¢4 discomfort you—con- it—it’s displayed in dealers’ wvarious colors; with ¢ "t every movement of windows all over town—and plain or initial nickel 1, body but will notstretch. it has been accorded a more silver buckles, only— enthusiastic and appreciative Equipped exclusively with reception than any newitem the famous Marathon buckle of apparel introduced in a that adjusts to the “‘nth” long time. of an inch, yet never slips. The fish bowl? Just to The biggest belt value in m: school Johnson- 2 ixth episod | President Linc !a drummer boy judze, Edward . senger, John 1 [\ Seventh epis ‘Alexander Shap-| N herd” Alexander Shepherd, C. C. Cal- | {4 houn. i Lincoln.” Pliable—no leathery stiff- no-u With Tablen Coming of the Sons of the District Who Fought in_the Wars. Tenth episode—~The Trlumphant March of the Fort ates.” Tire Mileage at the Lowest Cost in History O RIBBED | NONSKID| GRAY ol e trict of (‘olu NON-SKID | RED-TOP | “coRD CORD TUBES ) ableanvh Vision of the New Prices | New Prices | New Prices| New Prices | New Prices Tant for_the Disttict of Colampia. . Song of the s sung during the The words of Washington,” 1. ove gonz were ic 1. Pierson, d the music show you it’s washable—or- the world—you can pzy more 30x3 Clincher - $2.15 dinary soap and water im- for a belt, but you will gez 30 x 34 Clincher $25.00 2.55 g; x 2’6 fi‘;g :-;g . ’k"nn"\g'n “{\‘-‘1’::.’.",.3.‘0“' :if;"?“;.;.,‘r"f f‘.'.i’# mediately restores its original less. 34x4% 49.65 475 J e nal et sl ctyorichs beauty and cleanliness Get a black belt for your 35x5 i 61.90 5.85 e i i Made ofa newscientifically black or blue suit; a cordo- Plus war tas. Other sives roduced is proportios 1770 T S 1 S acney Produccd material called van belt for your brown suit; | ceom 750 %05yt Drecedsfing ‘Flexyde’’, far superior to a gray belt for your gray suit; pageant. : 5 Tho executtve committee, which is These Prices Apply to Our Regular and Complete Line infchaspafodiuiatbust cither leather or rubber. Othermodelinbean and a white belt for your composed of the Victor Tn Wi f inkle,crack shenmoaess llght suits. Garrigus of Indiana, president. All on’t scuff,wri 3 tiful walrus grain, e States Society; Herbert L. Rutiedge or Stl‘CtCh. R il Get Your’s Today ’—at ——— — . . » Price unsupported by value never is an advantage to MORELAND EROS. It’s a belt for a lifetime— buckles, only $2. Men’s Wear and Department any but the man who sells to make a quick *“clean-up”’ Special never shows a sign of wear. Stores. and quit. ELK GROVE " BUTTER 43¢ || 1113 15th_St. N.W. PARKER’S The Biggest Belt Value in the World ! ARATHON WASHABLE FLEXYDE +BELTS A reputable, unexcelled mileage tire made by a com- pany that can and will deliver all and more than you pay for is the only one you can afford to buy. Sold only by Dealers Restores Color an to Gray and Faded €. and §1.00 at Druggist Armiee. < o e Patchaene N. Y, HINDERCORNS Removes Corn ouses, etc.. wtops all pains, insures comtort fo- she feet, makms palking easy. 15 by mail or at Druggiste. ¥ s, Patchogue, N A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product Four-and-Twenty * Blackbirds Baked— 3N a banquet ! N given to Charles I and his queen, the Duke of Buckingham introduced the court Look for this mark on every Marathon on every The Following Dealers Sell FISK TIRES AND TUBES Made by MARATHON, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, manufacturers of “Flexyde” Golf Bags, Traveling Bags, Portfolios and other “Flexyde” products dwarf to the king b; Seaton Garage Leeth Bros. s‘fl%i,mg him up in agpui i ALLIS pies are no : 32&%“;3;:;‘?: l:‘ lv,-f i 1227 New York Ave. N.W. humble size, but it is ’ their impressive, flaky Marathon Belts Are Included With the Nationally Known Wearables We Sell mman ' h” 11 f i L G Herr l Garage & Repalr Shop g:; ;-rle(‘fl mos(t)rrerv;;l;% S m @PO 1524 L St. NW. (24-hour Service) able. q The size per & - Phone Franklin 6750 Pmll‘f St. N‘1vooo portmn and cooking 1013 PENN. AVE. N.W. = C e A rfection of every Thin Addison Smith Co. Parkview G WALLIS meal Is wht house of Kuppenheimer good Clothes 1001 Rhode Island Ave. NW. ar ew ra'ge makes the low prices Manhattan Interwoven Stetson Mansco gt here an exceptional ifi- Shirts Hose Hats Underwear Phone North 1075 600 Newton St. N.W. P d t. Phone Columbia 8844 Acemen The Official Demonstration of how Marathon Belts are made Umted Accesso"es Stores’ Fred M. Haas WA LLIS 2 will be given in our windows during this week—Monday to Saturday 1324 .-.2:'..‘.2;’",‘ Ave. 2006 Rhode lsland Ave. NE. 12th and G Sts. N W. Sol Herzog @, Co., Inc. “%th at F T