Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1921, Page 20

520 BUSHESS MEN GET | LEGION CHALLENGE Debaie on Bonus Measure Proposed to Chamber of Commerce of U. S. In an open her by the nmational miitee of the legion that the chamber Tepresentatives like-minded or continue its pus: pamphleteering?” it determin foot camps Innued. In explaining why the legion is asking the chamber to take part in t debate on ad- for veterins of “Jobn Thomas Taylor, = nation-wid~ the world war vice chairman of the tive committee of the legion, nssuvdl & statement in part as follows: “The Chamber of Commerce of the| United States. through resolutions adopted at its last annual convention &t Atlantic City. April 27-29, went on Fecord as in favor of ‘such construc- tive measures as may be directly cal- culated to enable ex-service men to cultivate the soil. build homes or ob- tain vocational education’ but as op- bonus.’ Since that its publicity bureau here in Washington has been bombarding the country with hand-outs and pamphlets attacking the adjusted compensation or honus bill now pending in Con- Bress. “Representing, or supposedly re- presenting. big business, the chamber | has made itself spokesman for not oxnly the opposition to the cash pay- Ment feature of the bill but to all other features of it, including even those features which its national con- Yention expressly approved. Get Telegrams and Letters. “Both in and out of the legion. among all ex-service men, there is a widesperad feeling that the chamber's statements should not be permitted to £o unchallenged. Telegrams and let- ters from ex-service men pouring in to’legion headquarters suggest that officials of the chamber be asked to meet ex-service mex in public debate. It .is therefore for the purpose of carrying the issue to the country as 1o which is right, the cx-service men of the country or the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, that the American Legion has challenged officials of the chamber in a series of | Joint debates throughout the country. Pitiless instead of pitiful publiciiy we ask the chamber of commerce to throw on the issue.” a “Flowers via Telegraph™ To all parts of the world. Consult Gude. 1214 F.—Advertisement. “PRIVATE” DALZELL IS 83. “brates Birth Anniversary. peared. glim; with him. THATS Wi SASSIETY. DONT EVEN KNOW How You HAVENT ANY IDEA HOW TO ACT OuT IN HAT 1T SAID, ENTER A Roa WHY! you To ENTER A Room' The Happy Face.r Lmbs you wend, cheer up de-i sponding hearts. cheerful, ' others by his mood; some dele- rate who sees your map mav| find his hope renewed I've felt at divers times that! life’s a ten-cent game, that, like | whist grapevine, around the human frame. feeling thus, upon the fence ld. lean and shed some brinz; ay, though it had no lick of sense, this dippy And then some joyous jay ap- with sunshine I'd wring the briny from ! Imy beard and go and prance Contagious cheer-up smile that happy ple wear; contagious also is the bile that makes you seem a bear. Put on your happy face, old scout, clamped, and as you chase your- self about you'll have the peo-} ple vamped. They'll be ashamed of little griefs o’er wh used to sigh, when viewing one who never beefs as he goes! whizzing by. Put on your hAp- py face, my boy, and tie the strings behind, that life’s grind. and W Order United American The local councils w! Tivate” Dalzell. or James M. Dal-|{Head in a body on a boat leaving the zell, as he is less familiarly known, lnavy vard at 5 o'clock in the after- course see Tight by George Matthew Adums ) —_— WILL VISIT INDIAN HEAD. | } —e Iy “The Americ ] - i i Put on your happy face, my|wednesduy at 4 pm. b; !Y:‘e‘(‘(:n:-'-‘;l;:rnn friend. and seck the thronging |School ber of Commerce of the United imarts, and. as on sprightly| Associntion of Oldest il meet Union One buoyant, |streets. ling chap helps Institute Alumni I know | climbs | And, trouble was mine. viol in hie |confiscated 2,043 submitted 2). € report to Oyster The 1s the {sathered in du peo- saloon, rye whisky to cognac. cognac, 45 48; miscel £ in addition, the offi captured one still it rightly liquor. h they! bootleg arrests, its credit. In |tors were caught. cinct caught tenth twenty nd try to show ALT MASON. Hill, aneously Congress, chairman, Nt ited | ties of women. Head. Md., | No. 25. Junior ! Novemher 3 NOW I WANT v You'LL FeEeL Pezm AT THESE SwelL arPaRY e oSt Wednesduy Engine House, Luncheon by the Virginin Mil tomorrow, o'clock, ut the Army and Navy Club. 160 ARRESTS IN AUGUST UNDER PROHIBITION LAW sford. of stimulat g the m like the inventory of a w includ!ng varieties with the fourth ~precinct at Franklin Inkabitants at 8 p.m., at 19th and H ry 12°30 Police Here Also Conflscated 2,043 Quarts of Ligour, Head of Force Says in Report. The police arrested 160 persons for ions of the prohibition law and quarts jeants during August, according to a of intoxi- Commissioner & beverages nth reads 11 stocked from pure Here s a record of the wet goods, Whisky sl peach extract, bo: Qlatited mpirits, extracts, 2 s of the law and confiscated three automobiles used for carrying The first precinct took the lead in thirty-five to|iron and steel, under W. commercial Archibald Wolfe of New York; lum- ber, under Axel Oxhoma, of San Fran- . and the automotive division, u ordon Lee of Rochester, Other ‘divisions ave to e added, in- cluding chemicals and specialties ‘The men in charge of these divi the sixth precinct twenty-five viol The second pre- twenty-three, and the s joy,and not a dreary .CALLS WOMEN’S MEETING. Organization's Head Prepares for Reconvening of Congress. Members of the executive commit- i tee and council of the national wom- Junior 0. U. A. M. and Daughters |an's party were today called by Elsie! of America to Attend Fair. Members of the Junior Order U American Mechanics and of America of Washington will attend jthe second annual India Union Veteran of Civil War Cele- | fair Thuradav, at the invitation of the Indian Head Council. to meet here simul- the reconvening of Plans will be made for the introduction of a national amendment Daughters | designed to remove all legal inequali- The headquarters at 25 1st street northeast probably will be dedicated Mechanics. | = I go to Indian We will The Best Is the Cheapest | | des celebrated his aniversary Saturday night at the hom of his daugter, Mrs. Anna Dalzell M! bauser, 1526 6th street. His fourt eighty-third ~birthday N | orders in which the local councils will noon. One of the features of the fair will! be a parade of the various fraternal your home on monthly WIRE children, including grandchildren, were present to felicitate the veteran's en- try into his eighty-fourth year. Gifts and greetings were also received from his friends in Ohio. Mr. Dalzell was a private soldier during_the civil war, and with great pride has assumed the name of just | “Private Daizel S —— RUSSIA-U. S. TRADE DROPS Totals Only $13,000,000 for First | Six Months of This Year. American trade with soviet Russia, amounting to $13,000,000 for the first six months of this year, fell far below the corresponding period of either 1919 or 1920, according to a report issued by _the Commerce Department. During the first half of 1921, the report said, imports from Russia amounted to $692,000 and exports to that country to $12,600,000, while for the same months of 1918 imports were §2,975.000 and exports $39.464,000, and r the corresponding period of 1920 ! mports totaled $3, $23,500,000. PLACED ON RETIRED LIST. Rear Admiral Joseph W. Oman, on his own application, has been placed on the retired list of the Navy after more than~ thirty years' service. He zecently completed a tour of duty as guvernor of the Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. He is from Pennsyl- ||i| ;lflln and entered the Navy in June, ,000 and exports THE GIBSON CO., Inc. i 917 G St N.W. If PHONE || MAIN 8233 —and ask one of our salesmen to call and demonstrate THE VELIE | LIGHT SIX | UNGERER MOTOR CO. 1136 Conn. Ave. WMain S233 lephone i\lew Shoes b Old Shoes Tight Shoes all feel the same if you shake into thenj some IS ALLEN'S Fflfl"’=EASE The Antiseptic. Henling Pow: the Feet Tukes the Tilta ef fect with Over LA000 pounts of wwder for the fest veré 154 Uy ot Army and Navy dur- participate. ental ]her brother, under. The court. s Jennie McDaniel You can enjoy your —listening to Daniel Breeskin's masterly solos. Mr. Breeskin plays now every evening at 6:30 and 7:30. Of course, all our music Junior Order = United | American Mechanics, will fez, while members of th Daughters are small paper hats of red, white and | blue colors. There will be no meetings of the lo- cal councils Thursday night. BROTHER AND SISTER DROWN. ASHVILLE, Tenn., McDaniel, eighteen, and Fred McDaniel, {were drowned in the Cumberland river {here. teach his sister to swim when he was seized with cramps and went Miss McDaniel fainted aud also disappeared in the water. —_— Despite the growing use of the au- tomobile there were never before so many horses in the United States and | {they never before were so valuable. New FhLitt requested plymeml princes of the wear the Juniors and 1o wear| 780 11eh < W 17 |H. | scmum ElectncCo September 5.-— thirty, was attempting to Burchell’s Bouquet Coffee Flavory, Appetizing, Delicious 25¢ per Pound N. W. Burchell 1325 F St. N.W. F at Fourteenth dinner more l! \lflde‘l’ hls dlrecnon. Begmnmg Saturday—dancmg after the theater—Breeskin music. MARYLAND BATTERY SERVICE, INC. (Turw OF 16tk 8t. at the French Emdassy—One Blook West) Augustus Gumpert, Manager WESTINGHOUSE Battery Service Stations L. A. O'NEILL, INC. 6th and H Sts. N'W. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. 21st St. and Rennsylvania Ave. N.W. AUTO BATTERY SERVICE CO. 13th and K Streets NW. - B. C. FURR, 7th and G Streets S.W. 1711 Kalorama Road N.W. [ CITY NEWS INBREF. | EXPERTS ASSIENED The board of education will meet T0BUREAU'S WORK Provision for Industrial and Geographical Lines Made | by Secretary Hoover. | The commodity experts who will be | Milwaukee; lin charge of the mew industrial divi- sions of the reorganized foreign and domestjc commerce those who will direct the reorganized | divisions nounced today by Secretary Hoover. The industrial divisions were cre ed. Mr. Hoover explained, pert direction to the bureau's staff of 600 foreign agents as to ihe services which will be most helpful various branches of industry. Thirteen Divislons Created. Thirteen divisions have already been geographical established: Fuel, of Washington, D. C.; Arthur Butman of Boston; transport. Gregg of Galvesto textiles, under Edward T. ANew York: industrial machinery tion, under F. S. der Walter H. B. under E. G. . Lunquist under P. L. New Yorl (‘lm agricultural Implements, under George Bell of Jamaica, Montgomery of Ithaca, electrical machinery. of Minneapo Parmerton of New York: Roonfu.l.w S\WELLS, YQ)GOWTWBJW~D REMEMBER Don'T GET ST DGNIFIED, BUT GaFunsse EVeRyBaDy corpiALLY! | stons,” Mr. chosen from the selves, and may bring to the sympathetic understa; problems of these dustrial groups, but interpret to the {needs of these lated.” The bureau's divisions will five Durand Europe, Latin Thomas R. N. J.; near east, { Robertson of New Y east, under Tacoma Park, Md. bureau of and were an- t- to give ex- Money Orders to the tal station No. 2, Capitol street. The blanks reported 41,985 to 4 Office under H. C. Morris leather, under Department, spector force Pickard of |} u oflices have of Dayto: astall amine their records Y.: foodstuffs, heen YES, LETS -SUFPO!E THIS 1S A DRAWI SASHeTY Hoover said, industries in most instances have been selected in co-operation with their trade associations, so that they department mnot ionly specialized knowledge and a 000, ineclusiv through Now JusT industries and de- |velop the material received in su form as may be of the greatest use in the industry to which it is re- geographical be conducted as fol- lows: Eastern Europe, under E. Dana of Romea, Mich.; under Allan G. Goldsmith of | America, Taylor of Hammomun. under James ork; POSTAL FORMS STOLEN. Inspectors on Watch for Blank Taken. Several domestic money order forms have been reported stolen from pos- cated at 328 East stolen are N its to ascerta aid at the cffice: under R. "York Mece e it DR. CLAUDE S S. Tower of aw. under N. Y. 10th and G 8 Phone Expres Phone French '"Sgndal\s" $9.75 : EEMS as if almost every woman in Washington were wearing —and buying them here! Three smart styles. Two or three buckles. “Baby” or medium heel. Special at $9.75. " “Moccasin Sandals NOTHER “Style-Scoop”—first at Hahn’s. Combines the effect of an Indian moccasin with the French “Sandalette.” fascinating, new Quaint, dashmgly$ 12 50 Sympathy With “Flowers Blackistone 14th and H Mnin 3707 Eyes Examined Fitted sif.za"oufis Now 08410 e tarmion B Bts, M. . S YO‘.’I.I' them ‘have Dbeen them- western under | and Far Frank R. Eldriige of, 8. The Post in- is at work on the case. I’ostmasters at other money urder been requested 7 / whether any of the orders mentioned = ady b ! e ave siready been paid at the cfficer. to ex- THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1921 KEFEPING UP_WITH THE JONESES—Pa Had Perfect Aplomb. WHEN YOU ENTER A ROOM YOU GET VERY Enmrmnasib AND ILL AT EASE. flou To Pem*nse 3o Marc Kiaw. Inc., OTHER LIVES A thrilling and upusual play of love. nding of the rflm"{mhu soe. lpu 50, §2 particular _in- mrel‘";'n O Stagting Monday_i Seats 'nmmny Charles Dillingham Presents A Wise Child i : i FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK \ 40 Fun Features DANCING —By POP MOMAND l Six Big Rides ‘ THE 8 HOLIDAY M. TOMORROW BRY CRANDALL'S X" Y LA nehee S OVER THE RK THEATER “80 LONG: Eenter b A ROT T HI and R. 1. Ave. WALLAC “TOO_MUCTHE SARRIE'S with LIAFERRO METROPOLITAY reet nt 10th cmmws rouR I'( 1 KNICKERBOOKFR CRANDALL'S __“MAID OF NEW THEA’I'ER CY. 7 T nummron_ 349 Wikeon: HO: 515 Kb St S.E. (ELFORD PRO- | Afternoon, 4 to 7—Evenirg, 8:30 to 11.30 REPUBLI America’s Finest Colored Movie Hous = 194 Tomorrow—11 P.M. HAROLD L1 'AMONG THOSE PRESENT" an WILL ROGERS in “GUILE OF WOMEN" VOU ST.| Near 14th | Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. Celebration of Lafayette Day at Mt. Vernon Tuesday, Sept. 6th Special “express mervice direct Mt. Vernon, Alexandria and Arlington National Cemetery. Via The Historic Route—Stop-over allowed at Historic Alexandria to visit Christ Church and Washington's Lodge Room. Large. comfortable . Vernon open daily, excepting Sundays. Round Trip, 96c 16c_Additional for Side Trip to Arlingt 5T gurter nformation, ~telephone ain 397. ‘Washington-Virginia Railway Company Investments of First- Class Real Estate Mortgage Loans Secured for Depositors —If you have money to in- vest we would be very glad to get in touch with you. We are in position to secure first- class Real Estate Mortgage ANK B OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. Nt Y 11 A. M—ALL Paramou: And a Sub OF THE —Cond: Overturg, “The Violin ®olo by “Meditation,” Femons Ridlto Orchestra ROBERT BOND GOTTA s ® C St VE Sontinuous trom 3 p.m. WEEK—11 P. M. nt Presents BETTY COMPSON MILTON SILLS erb Cast in AT THE END WORLD uctor— Two Hussars” Henri Sokolov, from “Thais” wt Weel Hynicks and LAT N BED] “CUDDLE EK—The Jack binger Ehow 9th Street Below F Prevent CONCEPTION UP” Hork "EST pollo Theater and Garden. 624 H N.E. CRANDALL'S F at 108 ETROPOLITAR THIS WEEK 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. THE CHILD THOU GAVEST ME A Combination of Tense Dra: A Delightful Comedy. Interpreted F- FOUR-STAR CAS “ROSAMUNDE " (Schubert) —Cello Solo— BERCEUSE"—C. V. Mens JtEv\ S—TOPICS Larry Semon, “The Fall Guy~ KfilAmALL 'S 18th & Col. Rd ICKERBOCKEL —‘I'OI.IA\’_ ng at 2:30 P. M. AI.l-S'I'lIl CAST In an Unusual Picture THE CHILD THOU GAVEST ME Larry Semon, “The Fall Guy™ “Where Shall We Go?” Visit the Big 6th Annual Berwyn Carnival and Dance TODAY AND mt “FA | LoLUM Elastic ~£& Stockings Men ‘Women. Satisfaction * Guaranteed KLOMAN’S Instrument Co. 1114 14th St. N.W. Phone M. 5088 No. 1009 On the Avenue—that's the addre ) and Stationery. l 1000 Pa. Ave. Expert Fitting for of the Big Store for Blank Books E Morrison Paper Co.( LOEW’S T Now PravING Paramount Presents “THE acter Ever Filmed LOEW’S ALAO i—11PaL ALL WEEK Presents 'AIIBIIGKI.E “CRAZY TO MARRY” WITH LILA LEE Md. Now Running Until Midnight Day Maryland's 1 Maryland University .“Peppy Jazz ~ Orchestra. Sept. | 5th, Field Day events, beginning at 10 am. Chicken Dinner served from 1 to Price only 75c. Bp_.m. svgeTwice 2:15 | Poli’§pnu” &is | MATINEE TODAY, 2:15 | Prices—S0c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 or grandest A Screen Masterplece—~Wash. Post “THE FOUR HORSEMEN of the Apocalypse” Directed by Rex Ingram NOTE—Avold m Crowds by Buy- With a anml CABIN BRIDGE SS Oft he adds joy to vacation; Oft he brightens recreation— The 8c CIGAR With the 10c Personality Sold Everywhere Maker 508 Ninth Street N.W. 8:30 to Matinees Thurs. Rudolph WAIT In Full Vie CAPITOL THEATER The Thester Beautiful, A5—Eve. 8:15 o Daily 2335 Som. 3 trs Matines La 5 Bensatfon of the Century A wolA!{ SAWEI ing Seats ALT SEATS RESERVED SOCTAL FOLLIES Beauty Chorus. JOHN HOTEL Famous Maryland Chicken D-AN-CING 1z PM. Bpegial Attention to Private Parties and Banque Direction Messrs. Shul Tonight At 8:20—50c to sul & Satur.—S0c to $1.50 OLIVER MOROSCO Presents A New Comedy By Hutcheson Boyd and Bunner TILL WE'RE MARRIED With This Typical Morosco Cast, Including Henry D‘Z Ratherine Kaeired Parley Holmes Jean Shelby Arthur May Oliver kiank Sylvester Jepson Geraid Oliver Smith Lucy Beaument Bobert B. Hawkins 100 HoPys .3 D IN HALF of_the Audience HORAS goLom & Co. in Burke, ass_opening Sat.. Z2pd—PRIVATE LESSONS AT GE) ; Course. six lessons, . cool_ballroom. 118 Phone Linc. 1382-W SOCIBTY AND BALL ROOM DANCES. Individual Tustruction By Appointment Onls. Want to Dance! You Oan Learn Rightway Schoel of Dancing 1218 York Ave. N.W. Tndividual private lessons. You need Dot have an appointment. For 10 years demy. Open America's forcmost acac m. to 10 p.m. _Franklin T5: { Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins, Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt Mored from 1805 Kalorama road. Now located in their new studio, 1141 Conn. Tiroom and all branches of stage dancing & correctly taught. Children's claws opens Saturday, Sep- tember 17, 1921. Fr. 38081 Where to Spend Your Evenings NEW YORK DANCING ACADEMY BEST ORCHESTRA IN THE CITY OPEN 10 A.M. 11:45 P. CIARE OR “PRIVATE LESHONS. TEACH YOU 10 DANCE IN 43¢ 7th a't—lumfl'. W, Tel. Franklin £768. MISSCHAPPELEAR Private k.oll by appointment | North 5197, TH5 Connecticut Ave. DAV. ISON Shin 1329 Mn.w.ERN I3 Mmm“rr |’uo'a M" ".n—mh‘ uu r I K .