Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1921, Page 3

-~ ROOF TALKS: Shedd lells In the thoroughsess | THE SERVICE SHOP trip. This should be the one tested link. e WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1991 ' ” Sl . Orkney Springs Hotel, Va. Mllm:‘z‘l'0=gl, Bldx. Frank P. F..nwlch Manager Six-Room Houses cy JUNIOR HIGH AWARDS. Su re K e i e st KEEP YOUR BOY BUSY £ s MENTALLY AND PHYSlCALLY% = = £ = Certificates were Pregented to eighteen TROTSKY IS WINNER "t ores swv IN OPENING BATTL lief Five Temporary Officers of Same Bank and Four Captains Given ; R ea of< thas Rebert fGouid iBhaw . ! SEND HIM TO THE . Appointments. ) 3 :E:;l:g|gsgl‘tcl:llfi%{:!nl#m‘;farefi;r?::f 2 .“ ) WIred for sloo 3 2 . lant superintendent \ W £ —y - o g o Sheal R | OGS carrous p. careentir € VACATION SCHOOL FOR BOYS More Conservative Element s beara st morition " ave: tom: e o i e Gelvreh oy ot B, | NG _2D) @ BELLANS ROLL P. CARP Boraty “reas aamivats nd four Gap. X | Giukianuriogsan of the jschocl of oriwater STUDY—WORK—PLAY tains have been appointed- perma- Loses in Third Interna- nent rear admirals in the Navy. \ S:.r:'lile Franklin Coek, member of the Sure Relief The nine officers officers promoted are of education, presided. Invoca- ¥ 28 g Rear Admirals Mark L. Bristol, Archi- . tion was by Rev. Emory B. Smith. . _ tionale Skirmish. bald - FOR ‘The'grad , 2 STEraduates, ten of ‘whom afe mern kpésNflfi The Shannon and Luchs INSURE HIS HOLD ON A NEW GRADE % = North 8349 % H. Scales, Nathan C. Twini bei 2 SWIMMING~TENNIS—BASE BALL—ALL OUT-BDOOR GAMES Richard H. Jackson and Thomas P. M T8 of the February class, are: =Feb- By the Associated Press. gruder, and Capts. Benjamin F. Hutc - | tuary class--Robert Brooks, May Dawes. TEA RS—AI LA RIGA, June 21.—Leon Trotaky, the | son, Sumner £ itkeno, William V. Gparles Holland, Walter Juckson. Grace| ~ Jyly 4th Excursions New Home Development | MEN CHE L PLAY SUPERVISED Russian soviet war minister; M. Zin o M Nulton inilas mer, Clifford Campbell. Amaza. Smith, et York (8 days 33 14th St. Terrace N.W. OPENS MONDAY, JUNE 27 FOR SIX-WEEK COURSE vieff, soviet governor of Petrograd:|signed to the command of the battle- 3 Remell Thompaon. Jurie class—Corinne City { e WWe Karl Radek and their followers won |ship division of the Atiantic fleet.. . e ppine Harris, Willlam Hol- |3 Kat. 5 —Offers unusual interest to Mai 1736 G St Dreliminary skirmishes over the more | . Rear Admiral Thomas Snowden. and son, Lilllan Washington, Lawrence Wh- atose, those' who contemplate buy- |! am = t. W. V. Pratt are assigned to the liams and Dudley Woodard. 7 s e ing a New Home. i 8250 - i N.W. f conservative elements, and have been | general board, and Rear. Admiral H. A. o assigned leading roles in tae third [Field to the inspection board, Pacific s : " Phone w588 & T O U3 mene musg, || | Here may be scen New Homes and New Designed fl %flIIlIHIIIII||II|HIflHIflflIIMlfll|fllHlflHlHl1llflflflfilmflH|flflMfllflfl!fl!fllllfllflfl\HllIllllllllllll\[lll|||l|ifllink= i e T e p—— “Save while you lperd—- Buy your own home! The Sansbury Co. America Is Becoming More and More a “Home- . 5 Owning Nation” The acute shortage of Homes has been felt all over the country and probably in Washington more than any- internatoinale of Moscow, Icc‘%rdlnslflein A e R = > Will R — 2 to niformation receives rom e 80- ear miral Nathan C. 'winning 1l e i b 1 viet capital today. will be naval attache at Londor. 25C ent the Lat:, S. J,A'MEDES i] Bungalows in all the various [i A Moscow dispatch from the o Rear Admiral Casey Morgan will est Fiction \ Speelal stages of construction. ficial bolshevik agency, Rosta, says: |command the special sgrvice squadron, “Tae executive committee Of and Rear Admiral H. F. Bryan will 3 internationale, together with the dele- [ command the eighth naval district. Mr. Lemmie ernatl Other assignments are: - H gates. already has arrived and work-| Other asslenments are: = | | toy balloon rights fer th’ Moon-|| PEARLMAN’S 5oox ¥ - Do iss Hact Girculating Library . || ELK GROVE 48 e lb Homes Priced From ed out the plan for the congr BU lIER 4 st $12,750 to $18,500 Zinovieft has been assigned director of naval communications, to| Lark weddin’ t'day. 933 G St. . 7 : terms are equitable and ort on the act xcutive | Command the Yangtze patrol. I i oo Our D oihie ae 1_[\_:[{35%' Sie sexente | Rear Sdmiral” '8 4" Hirrase, fo| (Gowrisnt Nutional Newspaper Service.) 1103 Veérmont Ave. N.W. havehmgant‘sncc;ss to every tional. situation and the problems of fcommand Pacific destroyers. - purchaser since . the commaniat Meternationale; to| Rear Admiral T. P. Magruder, to| RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED. 5 Ti takies: bot-a. fowini Radek problems of tactics. command reserve destroyers of the! . - 5 minutes The report on the internal and ex- | Pacific fleet. - M ‘:-e r’resme?_F ha Inccepled the of your time to see the new Rear Admiral J. W. Oman to be|resisnation of Capt. Walter O. Wooda. ! homés in this “Intown Sub- urb. ternal situation of Russia will be United = States It Is an Ideal Location ‘. finance department. e taton o ek of the | Superintendent of Naval Observatory. ] Ry o M -Cporative union| Rear Admiral A. T. Long, . bs[AImY, now residing in this city, to take o Al o with Kennan, Lorio and Giunari]down lists of forty-three mew cap- for the Busy Man mag. ML Kennan tains and seventy-four new com- CAPTAIN IS DROPPED. S A et o st e e e P ovoperatives. | chief of staff of the Atlantic fleet, | #ect July manders. Capt. T! . Guilbeau, n- £ Accordnig to information reaching bt. Thomas J. Guilbeau, 46th Ii able markets and the ade- Zinovieff has been slated as chair-! The selection board also’ handed here. Lorio is a_Frenchman, Giunari Pty S R fantry, having been absent from duty | : 3 e Talize” citizens | iliti vhere else. It has done more to “substantialize” citizens an Ttalian and Kennan probably an for more than three months without i - I} quate school facilities, to- et 1 vners than anything that has ever Englishman. From this slate it ap- DEFENDS SOLDIER BILL. |icave. has been dropped trom the rolis | B = gether with the cleanliness of 3&2‘;232'5“».2';%#‘;1‘5.“ i 7 E ut buying We'd like to submit you a proposition your home. Several particularly good o ere now that are attractive enough to be “off the mui.. " shortly. Our advice on the Financing proves valuable in making the buying convenient. N. L. SANBSBURY CO., INC. “Everything in Real Estate” Now 1418 Eye St. of the Army. 3 ~ % the community, ‘make it ideal S = for the family. To Inspect Take 14th St. car (best car service in Washington) to core_ ner of Ingraham 8t n.w. Sample Homes open every day until 9 p.m. Shannon & Luchs 713 14th St. N.W. Realtors and Home Builders ' pears that the old Russian group will have complete preliminary con- trol of the internationale. while the Richard S. Jones Scores Attack by Germans are not even represente among the vice chairmen. & o Chamber of Commerce. Nikolai Lenin's_activity apparent-| “The eleventh-hour att. f the 1y T e to Hueaian affairs and | Chamber of Commares gt oo Daltos an explanation of the change in|States against the soldiers’ adjusted policy. The recently published state- | compensation bill will prove as futite |l . ment in the Moscow Pravda on the|as the facts and figures in the cham< < tactics of the third internationale by | ber's pamphlet on thg subject are [l Karl Radek declared that the time|erratic,” declared Richard Seelye B anda had ceased and that | Jones, editor of tne Stars nnd Striges || e America withSistons. ¢ peavy Taxar [f sion - 20TH AMENDMENT SOUGHT |tion or "national’ bankruptey.” - Mr. |l : ¢ e, Lt an Sogle, el - - Pays’® Per Gent BY WOMEN AS SAFEGUARD of Foreign w-r:‘-?n?i omeer ;:;r:n';f on shares maturing in 45' For Thursday only, folks, you'd better come e se early, for these are the biggest bargains we’ve offered in a long time, and no doubt some items “will be completely sold out before noon. g zations of veterams will meet i THISIeading cltorts and meet them. in or 83 months., It On the First Floor Elimination of “All Legal Dis-|detail. 1 have no doubt that the SHIRTS of silk striped, woven pongee, regular business men and chambers of com- | P. $3 value $1.69, 3 for $§ erimination” to Be Object of Na. |merce throughout the United States ays 4 Per Cent At TSt g will be slow to respond to the United h A SHIRTS in tan and white oxford weave with tional Party Campaign. States Chamber’ on shares withdrawn be- “button-corner” attached gollars.............. $1.89 ganda of resolutions against the a i Elimination of “all legal discrimi-|Justed compensation bill based on an fore faturity . - h evidence as that submitted in | | nation against women" will be sought | H<P C¥ICenC i I A M er’s b . ts More Ih.n through' a twentieth amendment to S Bogklet SHIRTS in fine quality percale, neat stripe designs, soft French cuffs, five pearl button front ... cevissesencanssoassstncseses9C - Extra Value —_————— the’ Constitution by the reorganized $7,000,000 Genuine Firemen's SHIRTS, with extra collar....$1 . . ;:{;‘;“_;;;3‘,:3:;‘fl{’fi',,‘e%n};t“;,:,gfi‘g HAT FOR PRESIDENT. % ? . Good_quality nainsook shirts and drawers, per 4 IN THlS cesesaiaes.08C suit ......... ceescenne MEN'S HOSE, the popular “drop-stitch” in fiber silk, all colors....... 48¢c Black and white check caps... 69c LElastic suspenders with woven or leather ends...27c of the party last night at 25 1st street N | northeast. Specially Made Sombrero'on Way Arrangements have been made for I introduction shortly in both houses From Wyoming. of Congress of a resolution provid-1 .o . . ¥ P ing_that “equal rights with men ere is on Ite way from Cheyenne shall not be denied to women, or|to House Leader Mondell a ‘'specially- Surplus Nearing $800,000: ° Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. Special Purchase of bridged on t of sex or mar- gy the United States or by ;";::n::‘;“:eg_e:;‘;n:'fi::d‘: 10 b: J:s‘:!f: ‘:E'::t:":;:_':“' All-leather Belts .......c.oeiceninnnns 27¢c any state or territory subject to the g upo g ry % Juriadiction of the United States.” it |its arrival herq This hat has o sil- i KIDDIALLS in all styles and colors....... 1 was declared by Miss Maud Younger.|ver band with the inscription: b Bewly appolnted:legalative; chnivman joming _extends greetings to On the Second Floor At the same time, it was stated,|President and Mrs. Warren G. Hard- Men’s all-wool, blue serge suits, 3-button con- gl:rf ‘7“}:; bes:a{«: l«;e:?;h':efroe;e t:-: ing, with the cordial invitation to be its servative styles, sizes 37 to 42... 4 e i designed to . prevent |guests during Cheyenne's frontier days’ i Men’s serge pants, herringbone and stripe effects through state enactment the same SSiebration July 56, 27, 28 and 29, Aot sizes 30 to 38...... . discrimination. old west are revived” R Men'’s pants in neat dark stripes, sizes 30 to 36....82 . ‘ S e —— ccompanie Yy _two senators from ; 1 . .. SEEKS AID FOR FARMERS. Wyoming, House Leader Mondell will 8 Men’s khaki coats, army style, sizes 36 to 40......$1 ‘ s | make the speech of presentation to Men’s bathing suits, navy with cardinal trim, President Harding and urge upon him 2 sizes 36 to 42 : _1to attend the celebration. Col.-Roose- 2. - Senator Smith Would Probe Re-j 53" ije President, was a guest at i Boys’ 2-pants_suits. Wool cassimeres in mixed g ! P = serve Board's Rates. one of these celebrations, &nd de- 3 4 grays, greens and browns, both pairs of pants s Clared it "o be: “the’ beat (shaws.be Tined, mostly all sizes from 7 to 15...........57.50 Investigation of the Federal Reserve|ever saw. This year is the silver an- Board's regulation_of rediscount rates| niversary of these celebrations. at 3 Boys’ all-wool, blue serge middy suits, whi!e“ ’ 2 was suggested-fretie- Semate yesterday | i the show. s planning 1o outdo T \ I trimmed, sizes 4 to 8........... R $ $ by Senator Smith, democrat, South Car- | all previous events. The people from | i Boys’ washable cotton and crash pants, mostly ~ Made to Sell for 65 and 60 % olina. & far and wide attend the big, round- - . dark shades ..... R e SE T eople of the country are up. Two steel grandstands, seating : SR o0 bankrup? arr:(l stafving,” sgator §3.‘;",§ 20,000 persons have been erected. Boys' wash suits in all styles and color combina- tions, sizes,3 t0 8.......oeuinnin. asserted, “while we_ sit here calmly, 3 Boys’ Bell blouses. light and dark stripes, collar knowing that we Bave placed the éntire BYS | . financial power af thé country in. the RELIGION IN WAR. f hands of the sevenimembers of the Fed- —_— attached, sizes 7to 16........ . 3 eral Reserve Board. In that board have , - ys’ i i i i i we created a frankenstein to destroy | EX-Chaplain Says Soldier Is Better | a Bo:f,e:%h:fignsu,ls' navy with cardigal trim, P, o Senator Smith attacked the board's re- Man for Experience. 1l L : cent statement that gold reserves were| The American soldier came out of greater than in history, declaring that|the war with more religion than he “while the nation is burning up we boast | went in, according to Rev. Henry 1 that there is more water in the tank| Russell Talbot, canon of the National i than ever befor 3 Cathedral, who defends the doughboy 3 4 - “Have we come to the point when the | from the libel that the “war ruined acred institutions and must . : v e is a better man for having been ¥ riculture industry be placed in bank- o At the Extremely Low Price of in the Army,” asserts the canon, re- ruptey 7" he m‘qr:ured,. R i a ferring to the soldier. Senator Smi said he hoped Congress Canon Talbot was senior chaplain would take some action to force exten- | of the battle-scarred 1st Division of it oo epeat . plao ston of credit to farmers. the A. E. F. e e tion? Costs Less Than One Cen PLANT EXPERT PROMOTED. ORDERED TO EXCHANGE. N Y A i 910 Seventh_ St. Henry E. Allanson has been ap- Col. Earl I. Erown, Corps of En- pointed assistant to the chief of the | gineers, at Cinclnpau. Ohio, and “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” —Are you “trusting to luck” that You make money when you take advantage of this important saving. Hart Schaffner & Marx gave us the pick of their fine woolens for this special purchase and the choice of the newest styles. Any : Fabric, Color, Model, Style and Size. No charge here for alterations. bureau of plant industry, Department | Lieut. Col. Edward N. Johnston, Corps of Agriculture. He is a graduate of |of Engineers, at Wilmington, Del., Cornell University, and came to the | have been ordered to exchange sta- bureau in 1911 | tions and autie SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. GREATER — SAFETY —AND —RED Washington—the most “Livable” CHARLES C, GLOVER, Chairman’of the Board Another Astonishing Value "Hart Schaffner & Marx Silk Mohaif and Palm Beach Suits Reduced to PPk Every Panama Hat - IN OUR STOCK THAT SOLD UP TO $10—AT DL ey : 8 5 Several Genuine ® Models, Panamas , S All Sizes Complete Sat_kfadion—r—t;r Your Money Back ' Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue il mvToN E. AmLES, Prestdent C. C. GLOVER, Jr., Viee President WM. J. FLATHER, Vice President AVON M. NEVIUS, Asst, Cashier JOSHUA EVANS, Jr., Vice President GEO. 0. VASS, Asst. Cashier ROBT. V. FLEMING, Vice Pres.—Cashier EARLE M. AMICK. Auditor 5 REDUCED 4 freight rate on household goods 't‘a Pacific . City tn America STORAGE COMPANY, 1140 15th street. ARCANUM DAY CELEBRATION AT i 3 i, Thuraday, Jone o5 Membore. thon OCATION is a fainilies and friends cordially invited. to make general advance in ROOF WORK—PAINTING AND REPAIRING. . RaML tter_and spouting, at lowest pri an; bu. Q::‘.'zr\ - "By M. G. STRATTON, General | EyEty ¥ioa Tith ot o'e. 'Line. 43755, 2o Tl{c most“::?a:' any_one but 1. t y THOMAS, 818 8rd st. n.w. 22°! Apply with a brush. Give coating: wither and lose preserves roofs; stops leak: e caste. in unsuitable tains no tar; is & pure product. I apply same environment. ANY ONE HAVING WORI and guarantee roof 5 years. Also sold in bulk. Jersey ave. n.w. for same. « | PIANOS FOR RENT—UPRIGHT ANi | W. HENIGSMITH. 230| DHANOS HOR REN reasonabic wh_&?flt!q: nlvlel location f‘nr your VORCH, 1110 G. Victrol ind records. % business o, e ctalo RUCKER’S seciation or any public “Heating and Roofing Exper r semi-public di Shirt Hospi The Quality Store. * s SR ove an” P! Let us estimate on_your work, right. Y k) 1210 H st. n.w. Phone M. 7422. Let Us Make Them New 25* : e CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. coast and for west ia pool cars of SECURITY Members, their . 5 220 vital asset: in tickets. SHINQTON-VIRGINIA RAILWA' . RES 2 e K 57 < N RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY| Asbestos Roofing Cemen tive proposition will ED- | not crack with expansion or contraction: con- K AT TI PLAZA 5 e v Tire Shop piease call in rear of 613 New | MADISON CLARK. 1314 PR. aye. s.e. L. 4219. Consult us about a suit- lied on purchase price reement. HUG whether store, bank, as- ‘WALL PAPERING AND PAINTING, taking. We'll locate you 726 13th §T. N.W. Edwin S. 8. £ y Don’t Wear Mended Shirts. i - +~ _You Need Us. 7 ¥ STREET. Ferguson “The small leak is cheaper pair than 8 big ove—poue us at the frst of e e e | e Umbrella — ul Travelers’ Checks Issued Here wi g pp i st |SBE T SR Y T | In Denominations of $10, $20, $50 and $100 Flowers and Braids at Cost CLAFLIN FOR STRLAMM." ‘ ~ Ladles can eave money on their midsummer ~ “Prinf Dats by baying their trimmings at the HARRIS | —means that the job has proven satistactory. HAT PRAME SHOP. 1010 P st. NIGH-GRADE, BUT NOT HIGH PRICED, Very often the weakest link in plans for travel—domtestic or foreign—is neglect of insuring the money to be used during the work at_repairing_and in-| BYRON*S. ADAMS, FRINTERS, ) . . Efficiency $iner 7e tom. Mt sis YOUR R Sl e Just as you insure against death, acci- OOF e s on " —will be eate trom rainous leaks ang dent and loss.or destruction of property, . Printing Plant ;»«'u:{{ff’fmfimfi Sorairy o make } insure your travkel fum:ls by l'n:an‘ in +—ts particularly the plant for eco- 2 prompt, capable service. : Travelers’ Checks at the rate of 50¢ for production of big work. on o by IRONCLAD &xtee, e r ot am each $100. momical o mouia b o5 & A iwi; msx}:de Sol;:p ; Full particulars.on request. Have It Done Right 830 13th St afem ; ; g5 s : @he Rinas National Bank | EY. p B B b oE W, Get Our Bed Rock F: CASEY Phooes'Col 185 4n4 1831 Prices on Win;:w S?zca‘:l):s}; - ich VomASLE PRICES, e s 7 + OF WASHINGTON D.C. Finishes | e¥p BLINDS | ™ i e b T . 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