Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 5

\ i 7 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921.° ) HUUSE M AY REEESS Tells of Husband's Heroic |ADMITTED T0 PRACTICE | BOY DIES FROM FALL. |°% oot & 5ame 2 0 M —Bfforts to Save Her Life) IN D. C. SUPREME COURT [aotner Rendy 1o Give Biooa when | St — 1 | I.M[ N[XT MUNTH sedl S DN e S WAL Painted by Nichols avenue, Anacos v\hn‘ Ferguson -~ H. L. Johnson, Nominee for Recorder of Deeds. Henry Lincoln Johnson of « the only colored member of th publican national committee, was yes- terday admitted to practic Supreme Court of the D lumbia on motion of John Paul ka chaitmin of the examining com- fell from a gree near his home Wed- ‘mvln« more han Just painted. Tt means s d severe Casualty | firt-class A No. 1 job, with whieh you'll be z. | well plewsed Interior and Exterior Work. Rr. K. FERGUSON, INC. }i.%,. Painting Department, Ph. N. 231232, Plans Made at White House Dinner by President ! and Leaders. e leaders were ping their pl n contemplating s for the Hous {tween August 20 and enue, Shipping nd |as the definite the one who was io give the blood in understood to Tohnsgon was v President Hird eds for the Dis which ns toda ntly nominated bar of Alabam, v holding a p rof Wills Tann: tled to pract Agreement on ;rl ix program d to have been g i e of Canton, M and | ‘hed at a White House dinner con- 4 i d at the University ¢ ;v rence last night, at which President P sh is understood to have urged ke of thos on before the ITHIN a few squares of your home there is a D = —— A T /,rallll"" Store, whose owner is ready to serve you cour=- e s committee ; % 7 ve bee cer in the 5 S = members | the tax bill g : A as admitted to the bar. teously, deliver your order and assure you complete satis= - weuld be biought out on or before ' P H 2 ed to=practice law E & = ~ pie {August 15, with the probability that are: faction in your marketing. These D-G-S members nearly 7 it could he The Houue in all own their store buildings and homes, and their com- S hre e bined buying of all grocery merchandise for cash enables them to offer better values and lower prices. Prove this for yourself: onidas son Thom n pending 1 the tax bill in -d by President Hard- of the Housg last i g READY FOR BEAUTY SHOW. Clover Bloom BUTTER, Ib., 4% i Y- dmsh e i ™ legislation in articular for AUGUST- ON SALE HERE {permitted ‘To reneh the public. but it Judges Selected for Contest at rwas indicated that the whole discus- ; b i | sion centered ab - desire of th i 3 Baulting; Beach. B L ; With ‘]udges selected, everything is O RANULATED R Lbs. 5C I:rz:';elgflz'l.(es Pkg. e e e . B municipal bathing beach “tomorrow INSTEAD OF CAMPBELL'S EoRAY Y G : - v ' Ac from : PORK AND BEANS Cafl IOC Quaker Oats Pkg. lZC wsibie ! el o R J;,.m.;..jh h ‘nde S ~ MONDAY AUG lst — L-ib. - [ Similar to Senate Dinner. : tidal Mz 3 \ ORIENTA COFFEE 5y 33¢ i e seatons s e e el | A e o ' fon is suid to have been e president of Purdue Star: William (hand nate shoul ¥, Lafayette, Ind., and, like Al dee Del Monte Yeliow CIinng T PEACHES, No. 2 Can. &L C | p.ga—sur 4 Bars into st { of Mount Eanon, near Banfl, Alberta, }allowed to pate in the conte: I Sterling Brand 3 Kirkman's 2 25 i Medium Red SALMON Cans 25C POAES i Q | cL @ gel deliberation howe vas | Canada, Mr. Leech s that th y M E vt Lo Bowever, | wa g quin 2 ot ey As an Added Convenience to Gur Patrons climber, Which resulted in her husband's denth after he had rescued her on the side aenine SARBINES, 17¢ &, 50c | Argo Starct. . 25¢ e o nnt aighce laner | e | B 2 ptnrentie “ LUK, . 10¢ | ; +| OPEN SAT. UNTIL 6 P.M. SHREDDED WHEAT. ... .. l4c S i) UNEEDA BISCUIT. . 4 for 25c C“ALLENGE14c St el G (sl R v Contisme fr Btz o MILK........ N M- St RY KAU‘F NEMO 3 CHARGES CHILD-WIFE | o e e e e e CORSETS...... Cloverdale Ginger Ale [ ARMoUr's | GELFAND’S 'S NELD BY PARENTS oo rifmiat Bk ot | e SR R Sparkling, rich flavored “stal‘ Bmd” Mayonnaise Leo Jaffe Gets Court Order That f.:fl,-"":,rwuli»x;'zmwr P »”:he‘ 1‘::::1‘:5’ 1316 T°l%24' 7 i .N- = - . summer drink; snappy and $z'40 full of life. Case of 2 dozen pints .. PET MILK ; Harry 1 Helen Hand, Dr. Stones secrciary y ; request took the form of a peti- | Miss Hand said Richurd Stone was en ". ” The famous na- sllolllders’ 0 tion in habeay corpus and Justice Hoeh- | route to Banfl tonally “Kiewn 7 ling d a writ against the parents = == = Vinotesomt i-wife to court and te quality brand—at all our stores. perlb. .. a,‘ ‘ i a2 Rib Roast ‘ H”"NNM[ | B ried. After the ! = | turned to their ctiv ) 5 = { June 15, the through her began proceedings in the Distri r lb ‘ & | for the annulment of the l had threatened the girl with Large Cans l n the plea that the young Keep Accurate Pot Roast pistol and that she was forced into Stock Records 2 for 25¢ Small Cans 2 for 13c the marriage though fear. tion for habeas cor- For recording goods on pus tells the court, through Attorney of Beef, T he 'r A &""{?.‘;f' ltl.::t the wife ‘wag hand, ordered, received, o 3 wiment sui s b c quality e Sumwint 3o due,ask for National Stock peripb.... dressing —at f m by As proof of Record Form 7072 C J. our stores; h E s aletter received trom the girl July 20 in which she expressed her love and devotion for Cut-leaf sheet allows {him. i ——— " Mr. Coombe later dismissed the peti- you to record a wide tion for habeas corpus. He explained variety of items overalong that when served with the court order For the picnic lunch d parents of the child-wife decided to period. The binder to use FOUNTAIN HAMS or for a cool dinner 40 ithdraw their interference with the is National No. 9271. boil or bake one of reunion of the couple. ~ BRAND WHOLE e e i ZUC : - e o Perfb....ocoveees. 'BILL OFFERED CARRIES iy ) PRESIDENT’S RAIL PLAN IT’S TOO HOT TO BAKE President rding’s suggestions for NATIONAL IREANK BOOKCO. Introduced by Chairman Winslow of Intérstate Commerce Com- 42 o . butting the ra is of the country on 18 Riverside, Holyoke, Mass. their feet were incorporated in_a bill introduced in the House vesterday by |/ = = irman Winslow of the interstate | commerce commit ion, the 3 ATTYing no actual appropriation, s . a bill would vest broad powers with the letures For;sale y X s for settlement of the carriers’ ik nst the goverument. Only Two Days Before It_would authorize the corporation to purchase railroad securltics now held We Have to Get Out ; 7 S Laun, Mahogany drug fixtures and dollars, 4 wall ennew, can be used in nl- ————————————————————— { Leo Jaffe has asked the District| When rem of Dr. Stone are re- 1-Ib. Pkg. venrs old, Club of Canada, who received the i . and Mohair Suits, in single and double breasted, form-fitting. Girl Shall Be Produced in ount Banon with:his wife last wee STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE—OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M. covered the - held in Banff till} Smoked i ar ‘i R E structions in a_telegram from Miss y belted and conservative models for men and young men, in regu- The spot. where the vady lies is in Supreme Court to aid him in securing | {ne arrival of relatives, according to T Th GO ' ' Oou ey GO!! MOHAIRS AND FEATHERWEIGHTS lars and stouts, sizes 33 to 44; featured in plain colors, striped pat- ~—— ssion of his wife, Selma Jaffe. A. B. Wheeler, director of the Alpin 9, Men’s $20 and $22.50 Stupendous July sale of finest Cool Cloth, Kool Kenny Krash terns and mixtures, in both light and dark effects. Loose Leaf and Bound Books mittee in House. No need of being uncomfortable these hot days or on your vacation, when you can take your pick of these superbly tailored, perfect-fitting, cool summer suits at almost one-half their regular rles to choose from, but hurry. \eHin*"’ pricefccorvs of s \Dm!mons Justi - and it would authorize the corporat mestany linc et busincwnsmints to sell, agent of the President, an &lnss show cnses: scalesy elec sceurities ot purchased by the’ cor tric fans; caxh registers; 13-foot Pt A ProCeeds o become a fund |l prencription counter, and equip- No matter when you want it—how unexpectedly—it’s ready for ToXpinining | the measure. Chairman |[[| mént. “’I‘nb,lo\y declared that "‘.‘ general !)ur» Two National Electric Moving you at all D-G-S Stores—fresh from the Corby ovens. . POSC WS 10 put, funds e quickly 3|l Pieture Check or Ticket Ma- ) . ) y 4 at they might be able to go into the ||l chinmes. -It has the Corby purity—and the ingredients used have been se- market and purchase supplies necess: Eversthing hax got to be sold. Apply Drug Store, 15th and F Stw. Good Quality Linene \ $ the most wanted shades—you'll find plain shades. The ideal woman's summer | ok dot and coin spot novelty effects, with ruffles, dress—sleevelexs and stralght | ooy ang quillings of crisp organdy. Scores of lines; featured with Decket® | stunning models to choose from for both misses and white or black leather belts, in biue. nmatural, green, white, tan, | Women, in sizes to 42—many sample styles included orchid and pink. Finest quality | that were made to sell up to $6.98. A perfectly and splendidly made, in sizes 16 | marvelous ‘collection of very newest ideas, of finest to 42; for women and misses. quality—and the price Saturday is unprecedented! ted, is of such a character as to lested with the Corby care. Rich and flavory; pleasingly palatable; | make it possible for the government to 1 i adjust its accounts with the carriers la‘lSh]y iced. — and help out the railroads under. the general provisions of the transportation act without a new appropriation by Congress orincrease of the federal debt. Corby Special 59 “Pureas s Mother - o i Layer Cake C Madelr ud OME OF THE D-G-S STORES---One Near You : BUILDING D ON'T ASSOCIATION Women’s, Girls’ and Misses’ MEN'’S AND BOYS’ SCOUT SHOES —forget that Plitt offers the very best service in Painting, ! Pays 6 Per Cent S. ALE Paperhanging or Upholstering. No"hwe‘” # 7:: étlé‘i!:iet, lgilli }Vsltnssl:cel::.xe(ts Ave. 1325 14th St. on shares maturing in 45 / SHOE $ 1 .95 5504 Wisconsin Ave. 1 = | North Capitol and L Street. .Geo. Plntt Co., Inc., wiaia 32245 or 83 months. It 95 = 4521 Wisconsin Ave. > | 130 D Street. il .Zo:tlxe:;st > = = = P 4P : $ . % . 1531 33d Street. v h! ood Hope Roa 3 ays er Cen \ = olid Ieather, durable fan chrome ;gg Le('ll:l,se:r.e':f Ave. ; e “hsso“t."we“ 1%30 a«:‘;‘mp’:‘{:iond Dont wa|t to kill flies | on shares withdrawn be- 8 ealf and elk Scout Shoes, in all sizes, it Shest | mEE e and mesquitoes-fecp ok s gt 2 2502 14t eet. 3 3 ol reet H " ut and’ Bl 2202 14th Street. North 1301 C Street. them away with - Assets More Than - B che enc it sten 'flsfio Play Oxfords 2009 14th Street. ; artheast 4601 E Street. e $7,000,000 < ity tagtin Lie, " | 1 1524 Viorida Ave. 10008 Street J61 Tt Streets " PREVENTOL S and Sandals orida Ave. r - o u ! 2325 15th Street. 3d and Maryland Ave, 233 12th Strect. P ts Moth | s“";"‘:“':‘;;"" 1o N Street. 156 B Strect Good Hoper D. C. Sidia blalons Shag a0, MEN’S WHITE g ot Derk s ree . C. e OWite : Cor. 10th and K Streers. 1130 B Street. Kenilworth, D. C. Corner 11th and FSB.H LW, 'AS OXFORDS $l 95 $ s Fabs ul}.?.‘éu$ 4 315 Q Street. 1M41H Street. Park Lane, Va. ( REVENT 1] g entemned T CANV S. . o ; ——> MAKES A CLEAN HOM il 30SHUA W. CARR, Secretary te and Palm Besch Col Vacation Oxfords. Sizes 6 to 11. 02 9% to 7. Whi Regulariy $3 and $3.50, and new stries.