Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1921, Page 26

* [}I‘I‘Y NEWS |N BRlH: KEEPING UP WITH THE Jpnésgs;-wmn Big Moguls Get Together. —By POP MOMAND. THERE HE |S Now! ALGYSIUS P\, [GEE' NOw DONT | [ THERE WERE A OF couo.sj THEY WERE ARGUING $366 hax been raised by the Salva- tion Army for the children’s excursion to Chesapeake Beach, which will be held Friday. Tickets are being dis- tributed at 2909 M street. HE'LL HAVE To Do FUGINIS, WHATS GET EXCITED COUPLE OF BANKERS, WHAT WERE || ALL NIGHT ABCUT \J SomE TALL TH' MEANING OF CLARICE! IVE &L A CORPORATION THEY WAS TH' GREATEST Guy, =% i3 BEEN OUT WITH LAWYER AN A BiG DISCUSSING || BABE' RUTH -OR JACK PLAINING ToO! THIS 2.A1L Forest Lodge, No. 41. 1. 0. 0. F. of | STUFF ? ISCSES Bfmiuu\:g‘ G“E'E“!’F‘N:T.S ‘é‘%&_’r =5 Forestville, Md., will hold its annua £ . ] fl::l:rsi‘:)ln tomorrow at Chesapeake = A LISTEN TO THOSE BiG MoGULS TALK Beach. Thomas D. Griffith, secretary : aWT \T? of the ‘lodge, will be in charge. _ The regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club will be held at_ the Washington Hotel tomorrow after- noon at 12:30 o'clock. A business meeting will follow. _The lawn fete of Laxt Gate Lodxe. F. A. M., which has been orner Rhode Island and Mills avenues northeast, is to be con- | tinued on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urday evenings of each week until September . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. ~ Joint outing of the e Council of e “.“(‘,T,f‘,i\"‘.;”fm‘?:.’a{‘;,i..é‘e".fl & ISAY HE TRIED TO SWINDLE | CRANDALL'S YORK 3 THEATER | BOAND, u- of Red Men at Chesapeake Beach. | - o nusich andidancingFare the ! Detectives Accuse Colored Man of | foweis o catures. for 5. Attempt to Defraud. | Phy dflr’.‘ ,...;I,Yr v : e Jumes G. HoHoway. colored, thirty | ™ Fhone 3o Y. W. A . 7:30V'clock (if L <k — clear weather), th and B streets. old, former resident of Concord. | me 14k and Meeting of Kappa Alpha Theta | Cv Who come heré from Phila Alumnae Cha T relonk at the |phia some time ago and found employ- Burlington Hotel. ment at a suburban club, is in a po- | | lice cell, while Detectives Vermilljon, | Cox and Alligood are conducting an on of his alleged attenpt | to swindle the Western Union Tele- | | graph Company. | | Several days ago he telegrephed his | E_ make u arcelalty of nickel platine and wiatin, focks, poon lamres mesn bags, ete: Meeting of St. 2 1 Council of ish hall. 12th and Monroe i Joppa Lodge Chapter. O. #ive a lawn fete tonight at § o 805 Taylor street. In case of rain it will be given on the first clear evening. | THE GIBSON CO., Iac. 917 G St. N.W. This nat ionally known @ a it i ch ged. 26,797 WORK IN ALASKA. | imevos fo, 3256 5 chareec, e $l 65 — dent of the bollilh s Rmtlng e he o of age and o Alaska in 1920 en- ompary” deliverea aitales| ! gaged in sainfal o ‘gerlue:\r‘:thUHO‘?\BX; ‘containing the in- | to supply sou Blank Books | was ln census bure has announced. formation that the money was at the when you say the word. stituting 4 per cent of thé total|office for him. Holloway receipted| population: of the territory. which{for the message in Stucke: name, h_ Morr“on Paper Co,. ' 3 letectives, went to | H and 61.2 per cent of the |according to the de S i | B. F. KEITH'S <% Every Eve 815 Daily §3; Sun 333 Hol'y 530555 | 4 Meyer Davis Music “Scored Strongly”—Post machine ] 7 e ce;_glm&qeomayfield N Leaves 7th Street Whart > 50 = 40-Mile Mooniight Trips . g S\ Mon., Wed, Fri, 7:15 PM. CHEVY CHASE LAKE of age and over. | the office of the telegraph company to | rkers in Alaska|get the money and was arrested. 2 per cent, were females. Nearly were engaged in nd dn!mnl hu«» Colonial Beach ) Tues., Thurs.. Sunday, 9 A.M. Free Dancing. REPUBLIC o America's Finest Colored Movie BM_-Now Playine—11 P.M. e engaged in ex More than 4.000 per cent. of the total | e engaged in manufac- industries. ive white persons of na par- e in the territory were 5.981. .3 per cent of the gainful work- n 1920: native white per: foreign or mixed parentage. 3.433, t: foreign-born persons.: SERVICE This is a nationally known. time-tried washing machine, with standardized parts, any of which we can replace should they 'become worn with use. Buy as safely as yvou would an automobile. DEER¥HEAD CIGAR You don’t need to be an artist to draw on a DEERHEAD cigar SOLD EVERYWHERE Leck for the Deer’s Head & HENRYT.OFFTERDINGER ruaxzr ! = 508 NINTH ST N'W | Agents Sor COMOY‘S London made Brar Pipes | . = ] | and not through the statements of competing salesmen who are interested only in the sale of their particular machine. THE FoOLISH MATRONS SNANNSNSY, N\ 3 per cent; Indians, 6.882, or per cent. and all others, 490.! or 1.8 per cent Of married persons fifteen vears of age and over in Alaska. 55 per cent were gainfully oce MAJ. CANNON RECOVERED. 3 Fenelon Cannon, Coast Artil- een under treat- neral Hos- ordered to | The best way to judge this electric l ‘washing machine is through the women who use them 32-MILE MOONLIGHT SAIL ON HURRICANE DECK TO 7 MARSHALL HALL | “On The Historic Poton c” . DANCING Si5 = oo STEAMER CHAS. MACALESTER Leaves 7th St Whart 10 g 645 p.m. Round Including War Tax. nt pital. this city, duty at Fort Paramount Presents ROMANCE ! First they said “a first-class machine couldn’t be sold for i $89.50”; then, “that it wouldn’t stand up under the work™; now, 1 “that parts can’t be replaced.” | “Seeing Is Believing” That’s What Over C 60,000 Wearers of Health Candies 40 60 & 80c Ib. ! am. And not one statement is true. Telephue Lincoln 235, Our Glasses Think )g: h::fll - The machine is nationally known; it is one of the best—if not lhm(”) lm“() RHB ('!AT on monthly Eyeglasses the best—in the market. g N coienres, Tl "Gt | p-ymenh Dorix May and rtney Foote identical machines have been washing for hundreds of satisfied ; Washington women; and we shall be glad to REFER you to the | WOMEN WHO USE THEM IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. examination by one of our Graduate Optometrists—as JOWAaSE it s st s Money Available for Real Estate Loans | i | It has been working here steadily since the sale opened; i H, ,';,E,C“A,‘_‘EB Electrlc Co. Including careful, thomughsz Mortgage Loans Secured for Depositor Oflicers and Dlrectors —We are never satisfied with a pair of Glasses unless they are becoming and perfectly adjusted.. That’s part of our service. llmmm.‘s F at 10th ETROPOLITAN TS WERK 12:30 A, M. to 11 P. M. . ALICE LAKE { Im Her Best Role in i “OVER THE WIRE" 1$$ LARRY SEHOI We have—and will continue to have—duplicate parts of the machine for years to come, should such parts be needed. -0 We specializ Expert Fittin, Men and Women. KLOMAN’S Instrument Co. 1114 14th_St. N.w. 508S Sy — The machines are part of a 54,000 order made by the Poole i Mfg. Co. of Baltimore for the ———— Co., who were unable to go ! through with their contract. For that reason alone the price today to $89.50, instead of $165. = Don’t be misled by what competitors say about the machine— - ask the woman who owns one—or, better still, come and see for GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER “THE BAKERY" m-:m:; TIRE c:)m In pempell ol NEXT WEEK e, C., o o e = Let us demonstrate to you in detail omtca" tor che Brwe time n the k‘fl ; L2 7 ! all these features of this machine. 0F COMMERCE WWWWWWWWW g g I-fully guaranieed {—concealed motor T—sutomatic oflng system AND SAVINGS < SN : 2-8-sh 5—one-wa. in = i v B osed ¢ v | ; s—.swi;;itug“&filg" o ey coni ol BT Bty Cor. 7th and E Sts. K CRANDALL'S 18th & Col. Rd. v v : / NICKERBOCKER v v ! - Special Store at 1229 G St. Also see —TODAY— 1 | Beginning at 6:30 P, M. ‘ V Special display in women’s shoe section—FIRST FLOOR, MAIN STORE Local Premiere of ZANE GREY'S H g ; g ! THE MAN OF . VA 1 ¥ ¥ Uncle Sam paid $6 for these | pircctjromu.s. | || S TORESY g ¥ Army Base H “Made in the Kitchen” ¥ 4 Mosquito tents | [yrrees | [ _casin tomn ¥ ¥ r BRIDGE HOTEL v g 3 blankets ] * A truss will “Ol al:’ays curcf “h .:'.:":nm#‘.‘:u!:m:. b ¥ ¥ Each tent e 67 fect, $7.49 e e T otme il o v v contains about 12 yards C e : o 3 ] truss is absolutely nccessary Excellent Muic bs Concordin v v _marquisette or bobbinet - : 5 I a‘re‘o‘rlu:xr:rcrdup:"u )u“) as Famous Maryland Chicken .v 3 v that retails for at < S 3 1 2 Il necessary to “e]a:ha lru{is as A ”"m'::.""“"r"“"' ey ' | r clothes, 1 Jos ets, afternoon teas nees. v v least 40c a yard. noS::!tly ::E'::::eth::e; ! ":e;.ig ‘t(:l:l Walk (;“Gc;:“ Shrrtst st mb et <4 i e ouse Ol aibson never g g Don’t think these are ordinary mosquito tents or “’157‘50 I gu‘al:zm'e:‘s‘s lo“ iucr:“ ;v;gl;x(:: 5 canopies—thiey were made to withstand the rough army ot reclaimed llladketfl Wit A TREE ADMISSION v Seyeral hundred pa"'s women S v usage. mind you, but fresh new 'y':, “)?grg:fg:t::::ha;gu:r-;&l: AMUSEMENT :A:l: o y ¥ A ¥ They will outwear a dozen ordinary mosquito nets, be- | Plankets, passed on by ok in safety snd comfort || 40 Pen pratey, | 8 Bl Widen v white kld and relgn cloth low vshoes v ‘:atl;ls)g they are made of a firmly meshed marquisette or |Lh ; :;llspectors‘ aflte{r 23\5?\\:‘\'“ gsrc: rx:mzrr ile a ‘ 5 o _bobbinet. whic| hey never left % ¥ divided into two lots and cut to ¥ | e Sheroriginalcass | The Gibson Co., Inc., 4 - . - Look ahead sixt days "ashi io of D: ¥ $6-9 and $3.90 3 [ - Sl || BT TN MR N < i Th t €, t: fishi 3 84 - The St our Physician class, §! v LY. anda . v i ot o ey Scoms, for yome o i St i ches aoue o T, e & rrigs v own yard at home: Every canopy is strongly reinforced. with 4y; pounds. Color\: Light e T s g for immediate clearance v tape. ang dafrk gr?y,dblue black T e Danal Wen G 2 3 .and a ew oxfords. 2 b RIIHMI School of Dancing ¥ Also 200 pairs W.omen’s Black and ; 8 Buy, ”’“’"’. tenss for the 12 yards Third Fioor. I’m,hd Tnairia prirate jessons. . Tou : of marquisette that is in them 5 Rou' Dot have an_appointment. ‘6 Brown Pumps and. Oxfords— * $ 90 % % | - 1% .II: : X en v mostly French heels—cut to v i : 2 for‘hkmjt ¥ : v [ | | ¥ v = A i| and Sale « 1 Very moderate rates of remtal. If ¥ -' ' ¥ | ] h e % C h 1 ( O, ||| sz=mseess | S35, v 1001 F St., Corner Tenth v | - ) X - 7 The Gibson Co., Inc. AVISON'SE 1.329 T = v l. ~ 7th at F Where prices are quaranseed 7th at F' b kool A | TS T T -