Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1921, Page 3

PART Mrorar e cueae cawe: GANAL TOLLS BILL e COSTLY GLOVES LEFT e THE SUNDAY "STAR. WASHINGTON ENGLAND WILL MEET IRELAND George N. Barnes Says Th:t Coming Con- No Chim- f e propecty. merger of the two street rail- pard Jervis, ¥ Systems in the Nationu) Capi- i Is Involved. Mo Ay G. GOTLD LINCOLN. ! HY WILL P. KENNEDY. i ':'“”’l'l"“”"'_"*"' 1"" e saat, [”“' 1 = No 04 Mot Brifli “ . - . . . HheRandtove e St The % T ek considercd in polite cf ¢ of the | 5 G i e or Mew ference Has Been Hailed in London With |Given Tremendous Ovation| 1 scivte xit sots o e o | ho bitrict comes eo i o | EEC et {McCumber, Speaking Against | N 5 5 - age of American coastwise morrow and Tuekday given over # chiel of a ¥ H P | . s by Thousands on Arrival {rus passemoof shnerionn iooeaty NG omostay jgiven Ove e Bill, Says National Honor | e | Hope—Ulster’s Attitude Problematical. | by Thous Siowlg a0 ot & { g GRS o, ) 500 ok B v - 1 | at Railroad Station. * | nuus coment agresment entered 1 TV GHORGE N. HAR) M. P fus Interest will determine nu ailivmas |y tto last August. The bill, which Just when the Poderation of | sceunies v ton in i, = bexts can o tive rep) Trish aud Brit vod | (P18 280y Preas i roduced Sonuton of 15’ Associations wus protest- it Hou rvice by i e more lizht than three i AN Parlisment Leater. |have commingled through centuries.| T Dotober S—The rish| WS futroduecd by sonutor Borah ot | {itlsens Apsouintlons was protests [ white Humo por e e ] wi . “liten 5 amoa Do onte and @ large part of the British popu- who are to begin ne- | L& i EGIEY i s being jostied aside, wnd when individual s motad BN il oderwr LE ten Nriient oiedts Ry NDON, October $—With the 1€- lation, though of Irish bir toex- ) representatives of the s Will b 1 e it seemed as if nothing was woing t him - Treraoon. (o s v - e i1 of the Trish negotiations next creises all the rights of Britisi citi- | Britlsh government on October 11, ate Tt Nl e g0 o (il 1 be done to reijeve, by legishi- utomm farked on | eiaers Tor aress weeck. it is to be hoped that the rep- |2enship. Their children are growing | stepped from their speeial railw: Touss “for action. Trosdont Hapds | tion. the traction wauddio in Warh- tecutive avenic, ) It is ab- "~ | up in possession of a common heritage in Enston station, thts even- |y W gs « cepting the r::’if;.:‘;.ln({{'; I;lv.a.‘_dc-]l ‘}:";:)' l.-u'.‘;‘x'.l The dashboard lasap. valus Arnoth creal aatibtac: yosentatives Sinn Fuin wil takedof tradition with the British race. ing Xin.a o ocents, ¥ it Tt fs the am-. nd receives a story welcome b pomination for I 'resident, declured - of have right of way on the first d: Lito consideration the new status o al thousand of their coun- or of the froc yeared during the o 30 GA dnlipen i freland's Interest. iihs, whose checrs: | e ihat the Touse gets back to It T expeng e oo tacrean i 5] 0 ons vhe v ins 2 1, vork. rPe Lo here % S dumunions h ATl ‘of this tells ¢ ) ed by the thundering of : treaties with ¢ Representative Frad N. Zihlman, | E74 where faguid exer wome w0 i discussion of . dominion | My of thts Lot gE0 . « Kilted pipers’ bund. 1 i Himgary, | ohoinman of & sobolal Mubeommits | be bad vessels from wtatus for Ireland. vow us to ul.l- question fu(l inte | Junt Mins Seeing King. ! tion, l“*l" b rap, tee which held hearings on the | e want T oam afraid that the [rish people | Irishmen, fn the eveut of the The Trish delega train puiled in] 4 B B e merger bill and who helped to ! Hirtlasrind 0 s the o1 progressive comeen. | e b Guetr Sy sevutd fn Gt | o e, S A R | e e ey W e | el e " St TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ian e Soteebe | Brita o ulie which carried the Ling and quecn | ‘o before the Sen e cd the report to the se. i { i, Write ton of the British emp But that | und no longer a from Ralmoral scarcely an hour be- | pration, to th oxdudion ol gt o oag e s eeaurtl up Tod ! REACHED ON ROADS BILL conceplion has given way io new | terminat e DPHSY [fove. For the sovercigns the entive | 1yiso e, Feiday st semitor wil & 3 o H i of w partnership with the do- | §eosigs o would '!‘“;l”‘] i J,‘\Jrhflf'" "“‘",' J ;'[ff u"d‘d";, b lmited o out hour in d ..du.«ulm: Wednesday the naval oifairs | i - suinions on a basis of equality. These | starl its new care At Squacrous ofs holice. the ge treaties and any amendinen mmittee Will have right way to | nbe 4 o e i1l | the republican nutionat e e 1 G O Berors the | forfetiure . souini| foor, bad ‘been euvered with 2 red ations it my be Lring up” any legislatlon it muy |Senate and House Conferees Will [iw relinon 1t Rent a Ford or Dodge The war matured y | amenities which have come to i 4 . ¢ ¢ of th desire 1o tu rom the caiendar. e With a | 2 3 ve it 3 - e e ey Sthee tendaits, with the usual uniform a1 the necessary two-third The post oflice committes haw the Recommend Measure With o {0 0. ip Drive it Soursrle cquence of events. parts of the United Kingdom. fupet ol tngissnuiee | ChG FeiereRtiun shpite: 7l next followiag: the aaval of- Few Amendments. ollstie S North 122 e o e e s o conl Gatition o st 5 Uepurture from the sti-| eign rekutions comm 4 i We Yor! Cor Remtal C vation is that the British o tutes the main difficuity. How can | HOn was cheered by muny of those| dently predic ur nd Friday should sen enite and House . E. Cor. 14th and W . n Pm‘dm{: i ;.'\' n..'.‘ ;.,‘...»n«“f provision be made for ultimate Irish |#mmong the crowds which had ssunv—l « i spirited contest in the House, roads bill res or. 14th and W X, Tcenee Of the newly | unit To Ulster there may come | DIed to greet the Irish p with livcly debate on_ the reay Nt v e ofe | 4'kreat opportunity. Sir Jamew Craig | Porters quickly removed the car portionment bill, which Droposes |adoption of the bill . n { iy necn seoly. | has just expressed in the Belfast par. | Pet, and all evidences of the recent fo inerease the fize of the Houss l.~'1 niate last August, o o ,..].'.J:"‘,mi,;wl..‘d HNament his willingncss to take part | prese of royalty di red. ln[ from 435 to 460 members. There [amenduent s, {arbitration of the to conference regarding | in the parl This is a very hope 1: delegates’ train ar view ;" considerable opposition tn en- The finportan pendments [Congr the haed heve awith slgn. e said a few weeks ago that | Men besring enormous the areing b izes of the Mouse: lwaiing the wppropriation aviai-1 1 do s e et o | Affer a settlement between Great | Fein color stand : Tepubl P | wrng onihe sround Mat It 1yie gan ¥ nsivid | : Minister Lioyd Brit and southiern Ireland he | ing smalier r toreed the republican leadgrs 1 il Eycan adiiuonat hedvysbur= nths i | ¢ Aur that Britiv | would be willing - to diseuss with | them singinge and the rest ey O e tee | Suturan that | h is u de facto condition in| Publin matters of common concern. | with the hooming of gun; eing 10 R e How House will agaiu stand in recess buual thar - s v BRE (HiE fised B N6 Why not discuss these matters as it station upon wealthc - How: || Toust witl deuin scand in recess bound 1o gz If we H Ith C di e T ee e o RATirart f the seitlement? That wi Kates L to ineeense thie | 0 Jeplolition liay yet beew clie o provide the M i ca andies 1 mot down to | lies the Dix view. Will Ulster rise to ¥ oin automobil Lieaded by the B ’ el }", o Verbal firework o expreted at which, tor Mecumiber i ructical is- |t If Sinu Fein makes it possible Ly - the ett of o the | the preliminary hearing Tuesday ur duts the charscter of the proposals it puts helr progress was slow for oL nd the spirit in which it |siderable distance fro before rules committe on the mocrat) and Ryan (re- rticipete in jour word. Wi reat ne s man- SIS |rerwara 1submits them? Jt would be madness|as other a fand blundering on the parcl along the e 40, 6Q & 80c Ib. - us calline for investization of npact | % | verned 4. 1plof Irishmen to jeopurdize settle- | the Side of the ours L ietdlicus \iitinm T iy ';'u,,."”..hL'lm»nt now by mere v ectional- of which uiad a ;.':»(.‘;..';:n.. plen. its opy ] wizetd of the ‘ New 6-Volt ling and trae|ism on the one hand, ¥ pushing faces of Arthur | Frpdch Tt Tt tv e oo n has been fnviied to be press mmonwealt] reme theoretical on the arton, Bumou J. 1 on A devalc Represen ative Willlam 1 B -ITERIB ‘t ought to go|vther. Guvin Duffy. mo-| ments in t diove: ! n i of breing un A One cesentinl i ve- | tored 1o the Cadogan head- | the introdue Lills ber “the Kiwn, who gl al of the Iris! ust of Great | GUArtors throush uany’ of the prin- | 3 5 Introduced a renolutlon ‘for $19 00 ain. Trishmen may well question | Cibal strects of the West Jind. ! TeoEnE b0, D o wholesale inves| o of all se 4 ithe ity of PBritish statédsman | to the idustrial std ne Z 40FF|CERS TO STUDY HERE. Gnuranteed 1 Vear GIVEN BIG SEND-OFF. ted in th or i on elgeation ntly visited the W, the miners been in Irish -nativ sion within the enip rad e €iip gruged by the past. But it LGt of faet that British democr a litthe ushamed of the past| s ceuuinely apprehensive of the ! the rn-l | BATTERIES KM ILT $15.00 {Army to Transfer Medical Corps | ' Enthusiastic Crowd at Railroad Station in Dublin. } Class From Carlisle. Pa. ity of a recurrence t app s ;X'l""\‘ 1\\:— :L;‘l‘l )'r*’:}lrr;"’l now will ask 1 ay before the way. GUARANTEED 1 TEAR® o mect Sinn Fein at least half way. | e ti peiated Press. Will ask L commnittes, urging ie " tighva Re_uaiging. $1.00. Yree Inspecticn Bentals (Copsright, 1621.) DUBLIN, Oetober Iniies e rly consideration funding and refund ! should by Repairing at Moderste Prices Asur cign loans to the allic SUPERIOR BATTERY CO. 8th & H Sts. N.W, Plions Muin guve a hearty send-off in the West- on the Britten-Ladd bill, | thie shovld be d | Land Rew station here this mernimg | Providing for the gradual sdoption posaible, T straig |ito tlie Trish pedce delogates who w of the metri tom in this coun the muddie in which tie T ary i meet represenintives of the Britieh| Y. are to begin before the Semate | i plaved. Secrciary Mellon sah x Vernment i London next Tuesday | Manufactures subcommittec, headed | Ho Tud no objection to i prolib 2 I - by Scnator MeNary, on Tucsda : t the substitution B further effurt to solve i s « probluin. ¥ solve the Irfsh | ™rp "Jebts of the ulifed natious to the United aumounting low n to the Tnit i Al the plenipotentiaries were ir A t Sty {the departing party with the excepe | 19 some S1L000,000, { by the allied nations. tion of Michael ¢ financial min- | Subject of deb Reorganization of 1he Hon: ister, who was detalned by family | M6 the eonsi a ations committee to e 1 - . & : continue ut ol el coursa at L1 next Table D’Hote “Service That Is Different” A La Carte E Slilnfy_the Inner Man With a ng. . He will leave abo U1 revision bill S lar of federal bhudzet more effect Hhar Grimith, the Sinn Ko Al Tennessee, deme ed an to expedite the leg inn n foreign the bill | would {iminister, safd he had no statement | @mendmen of appropri Tronert | make it possible to re taxation | 4bie them to sell at a profit. This ith, Mr. i s s ~ i - {to make. instruet th 8 f the Tr 1 ye i } Will Bring Up Bills to Increase | .. & I e n aete- | W 0 colicer e ntorest “aus o | rown i Bt Tormalle 12| these debts, amountime ahor 1 the democratic national committee, e e ety T anel$500.000,00 v nd in this way | Credits and Make Farm /!to be held within the next two orf Riileshh it ° | three weelk at Chicago LU ek in_this countr bousts the prices of all commoditics, s Demorcatic leaders with whom r. who has L leading | 10 (NS coRDl. @ mittee I whils, the OBy moon o, IonKer Sixteerth at Eye Street Il s, o negotiations: Bamon J, 0! e iz b ¥ & | - Loan Board Smaller. | White conferred at the Capitol 3 e member g i L Wednesday wnd wil .| drawing light from any goiden suu, a Nominal Cont of . | ter said it would bring toget) - critivis grows paler and fuler. This canuot i N \ for the re- | prominent men and women. purty cutative of the Sinn the municipal | be cured by a political coalition of : DINN 1.50 reed upon iu | spokesmen from al} of the Thess were the men ade to it by which half ‘would abolish all capital | c ! . ltural bloc | country. S to meet the Dritish rep-| ator King On Thursday 1d unearned income, while the other ! g of Senator | Chairman White is expeeted ro make at Inverness on Septem. | afternoon it will conduct a hearing 1 half compluins that capital is getting | A in Carte Meals Also. i 4 detailed report on cile resent yres invitation to which was| O vice-repression bills now before | but 3 per cent inter i The C R y o il ential cam and resolutions wi Prime Minister Liogd| it~ The committee has determined” Appeal: 2 il wn s R e i S | B e Bl o | ool b ST ) TN e e | s st s et v e || Not Just a Lot of Food and Couraes—But— RIS & w o o armis Irish republican leader. declared that| Posals for suffrage in the Distriet, f WG 0 e oh RS AT LRS of (L= : = = [ p 3 Phd gL o o NOve d co ¢ out of 7 : T men . Firat Attendamee, | Lie i, Fein delegates would ‘nogo. | Desinning Novemer 1 Rolid come trom e tiloning onc ot | | ELITE SERVICE EXCELLENT CUISINE i 4 ; S Y, 8 atatives of a T N A EL turn to the simple life, and a refu i rre e T B e e | St i COAETTION TOBERIEIE | e = st e e CHARMING ENVIRONMENT Wniie said tonignt, Hor generd) div| PN GLISH DELEGATES NAMED. Wgh cxchange rate. Bt would the A ity o A i S ial C Stinday E 3 esion of party welfare. wi hr 3 worl tolerate thut? 'he resent Z i together for the fiest time m = 5 ae = presen pecial Concert Sunday Evening EXCHANGE HIDICULED xsr;_rl‘l‘!m‘col.dflmn resembles a lunati 1 The big nations are sut- | fering With @ plethora of raw stuff: nd “gogds, while they sce their demoeratic national commit who ha was roceived from Eugene | meeting. « | Prepare for Conference With Irish HE DAY OF S e T Leaders on Tuesday. | __ccontinuea trom wirst rage nds iesigs, Swhlle s ey sne stherr | GREATER EF: || since the close of th By “the Associated Press. H " Ligger and bigger because the coun- F N dential cumpuign \DON, Getobir comner | HEWT-tWo billlon marks. Tven if esti-| tries which need their products cari- | ICIENCY Several months ago friends of i¢ personnel | miated much higher today on account|not buy them on account of the ad- s here. and it he English delegation to tie con- | ce with Irish 1 Tuesday wus ol ltam G. Meddoo urged u meetir a_ call was refused by Chairman ot ‘?e money depreciatipn, the state | verse Jead would have to take two-thirds of Hy announced to-levery German's earn ! xchange rates. At the same 1l FOR SALE puts this organi- e S O T el of S RIS i S g e, il S5 Tt ation "o the 11 ar s i, entation | that time. That Mr. WV d con- haacener: S & "peord | enough was left to n or not. pinacle of suc- - | b Fhsestiate Serme [ leass, Was declared b Barty WOO. chist micretary’ for 1reiana; |1, I8 umectssary 1 that such | How much longer witl the rulers dor we de- i}l gma 500 nd farmers’ last nizht. Mr. White h feader in| the how ~'."i~ sodovernmenty go it . to k printirgg | on_without doing anything? A de- velop ‘M | »f tion wes non-committal except to declare {y b I \vorthineton Tvgoe honsi SITpresses working. But if the world's | cision not to trouble at all about Carvice . that he did not expact an Lawming W eyl retary {supply of diamonds was suddenly in- | Uermany and Jittle “about Lurops RIS English basement: 12 . 4 buthis » and Winsto n - Sper T » 2 ! ments at the meeting affecting his | Y i MAJOR ORDERED AWAY. |personal stutus. Hix friends in Ohio | {hrehill, ry, for the coloni S L. Quickel., Medical | 12Ve been urging bim to Tecome afiifRACY frensral Hewart will be a i erberr L. Quickel. Medlcall ., ngidate for governor for the nextiliémber of the conference whencver ticved from duty & % = % bl i, | constitutionu]l queStions arise. the office of tha attending surgeon, | Slection.. and those Lege declare "this| “mpo giny Fein plenipotentinries, n otice o end = q 2 el Hbable s 2 3 wtinries, ac- Sy Sone 3 lis city. wnd ordered to Philadelphia | development is probable. companicd Ly Desmond Fitageratd | € Speculation is as uoth- | Mnvuntalnous reparations canmot ex. v duty as attending surgeon in that | Will Discuss Deficit. and four typi will leave Dublin|in8 in comparison. and artificial ef- products 9 ouy AtES amountio g | Among business affalrs of the party|tOMOrrow morning, it was aid here [{OTtS, to imbrove the situation, while| Predue o e discussed gt the mecting is' the tonisht, and they will be given ac- the Intlation lasts, ‘are ‘worss than deficit, which, Mr. White said, has|commodations af Chelsea hile at.|useless. WILL COMMAND DEFENSES. |fecn reduced since November. bat|tending the eonference, American resident in Berlin, ol 1 ai It was re- Const | still_re w matter for settlement. [Ported that final informal conversa- ratio. Leford reused a thousandfoid, the price, does mot abolish the need for this « ridieulous level. Why, | continent as paying customers. The that money, | treaty of Versaiiles affects also those 4 depreci- | Who only partly explain vur | allow ion to be | alley. side and rear: garage. would sink then, do sn wany wonde Sales that satisf] Leases that gratify. Hnvestments that are safe and that pay. | Full Commission to Brokers urps, has heen te FOR FULL PARTICULAKRS APPL)Y ! Randall H. Hagner & Compan) ! 1207 Conn. Ave. N.W. ight, 1921, DVERTISEMENT. f it w Artiliory on. has been| Gov. Co: <aid, is not expeet- |tions were hield in the mansion house r he paid £ a day for two MaEEseesg d 3 3 M . . 4 DI to the command of the coast |ed to attend the mecting. and the |at Dublin toduy between Iamon g |Fooms and bath in 2 hotel. . Today he G T th H ! 3 e ey Lons Island Sound, with | question of future candidacies. lead-|Valera, the Irich leader: members of |Puys cxactly the same. But hefore Ives 1wice tne eat, Phone Franklin 4366-67-68 FOrt M. G. Wright, New | rs said, would not be vaised; formally [the aail eireann cabinet and the|the war the price was stated as | i at'least. , b plenipotentiaries. It is understood |22 marks. Today it is stated as 550 In Any Stove the Irish delegates will maintain con- Goud shoes before the war SPECIAL NOTICES. . I;;l;;r:ll ‘:'nnlmuuiimt‘lon with the Dublin marks. Now they cost 1,200 e 2 = cadquarters during the confercnce. | M but they are still $12 to the N Heating' Plant O. K.? Plea for Interned Pernons. A e ew Burner Makes Gas in™Any | Tet us look it over * | LONDON, October 8.—a resolutio o il iMark: Ve Chea, Than Defore ‘winter arrives. {urcing the government to velenan! Well and good for the American, Stove. Lo Get _our_estimate. persons interned in Ireland has b vbody wi % T een {but anvbody with an income in Ger- = R. K. FERGUSON’ Inc., i.utjonlle_d by the executive committee [man money and unable to increase it - CIEEC 4G . Phs Rath i of the Irish Dominion League. relatively to the purchasing power of | Columbia v requested to be Roofing_Txperts. WILL TALK ON IRELAND. the mark is in a sorry position. This Al mesting ' b eld o | o Roofs—Slag Roofs | is a case with the majority of our| Coal or Wood. A wonderful new burner which works in || conl or wood stove is the proud evewent of the International Heating |; , 4552 orth Broadway Dept. St. Teouls, M. This remarkably eim- | ple and inexpesive -invention heats stove | | and oven iu half the time and does away | with all the dirt, ashes and drudgery of ! using coal or wood. It gives one of the | i hottest and gnickest fires Fnown, con-| trolied by a stmple valve. It is absolutely | sare and ean be put inf iny stove in a few minntes. The manufactnrers ofter to | send #his remarkable invention on 30 day»' trial to any reader of this Paper. They are making a specl i low price offer to one | user in esch 1 ity to_whom they can | refer uew customers. They also wlnx' gents. Write them tod ‘Announcement We beg to announce the removal of our office tfrom 816 Connecticut Avenue to the new building " 804 17th Street adjoining the corner of H, where we will be glad 10 welcome our friends and client=. Our phone ve- mains the same, Main 2360, REAL ESTATE INVESTMEN mer 134 ot % < f: townspeople. Conditions are ‘better Nus MADE T Of EPALRR dtaga 150‘.::1:“ " Frank P. Walsh Gets Home From |of “the popuiation are suomes csi iee vequcis, ah. Toa : ; ] e apeine: | Grafton&Son,Inc., T Tour Abroad. thelr “own' labor and Tigh “pupcr] star oftice. . ‘Heating and Roofiag Expert Frank P. Walsh, Irish lcade . A | TICE I New York ‘former member of the W Loni | COLONIAL HOMES | INSPECT TODAY || 1215 to 1223 KENYONSST. r Labor Only the richest persons can live Board. who attended the session f i v ind . K CE b » : Board, who attended the sessions of | from au income on Investments, wnd o ,:fi'ri.’,: 7 l“l.:’l latrobes put in first- SWCCt Apple J“l“" ';Tl l‘ ireann in l_')ublm, returned to § oniy the fortunate from their «:nrn-’ ; s L < his Lome in Washington yesterday | ings. Therefore, thousand : “H%tmg Expcfls =} MOTT snd HILDICK BRANDS, jand will address o mass \:f—thu); before dl‘“'fllll‘:d of :l:’?‘“n'gflfi.‘:rl ! Tuesday night at the Catholic U ay. “lower the H Luenda, n ‘atholic Uni- | speculating today. The lower tha Grafton & S,fln",,lnc 45 ch'l“_tfx KgmGaHOfl Forsits, when Mo sill Gl wilat o | miric sinks the ‘mors oy fear (o Wak raas B e A i i N BA 3 . Ltte “tors of the Irish | fate of the Austrian crown, which | _Wash. Toan & Tr ==, = — la conferences and of the negotiatio; last ve: a4 Swis: 2 y d e See Casey Samuel C. Palmer-Co., Inc,| that Tod up ¢ the mosiine® betweon | & bede Thbel, Do choamer briacs | _Phone West 190, 1 the representatives of Ireland and of | paper. This fear drives peopls fo | HOUSES bl If the Roof Leaks GRAND AND UPHIGHT PIL. Great Brituin, which start on’ Tues- | exchange their bank notes for stocks || afurnished co ASEY 3207 14th ST. N.W. l planos taken in as pact payuwent on Vietsols d 3 ; S s fhelmbank wictes for) _wmg{ 'uraished snd Unfurn! LUMBIA HEIGHTS ‘40. C Phones Col. 165 ‘and 1881, _ | HUGO WORCIE 1110 G n.w. Kranich & Bach| The meeting Tuesday night will be | tangible goods, Many of thoss veho | FOR-RENT City and Suburban Farms and oW s 155 and 1831, _ ) 4ng Emg pianos. under the auspices of th: Amcrican | are buying dollars and payiug top | Feom 3125 Per Month Up ¥ ; P I Sweet Ctdcr'and Apples. Plumbing The degree of permanency | AESOclation for the Recognition of | prices for them are tucking them | % roperties «ountry Homes : et ] ot O that marks our work aiy| the Irish Republic. #way in the cupboard, happy that | 3JUHN W. THOMPSON & CO., S knchn osenanis o 0. 5| By Shedd. maxes 1t taost eeonomicat| ; they have something of stable value. ——INCo— 304 17th treet “Electric Wiring P g Wedding Decorations, Gthers are buying goods and hoarding | 831 15th St Main 1477 2 oth-8t - ___ 314. o 5 S them until price advances will en- | S £ > O LINg CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO,, |, Jy ,Gudo — artistic and original W. W. Stuart Wm. G Lipscomb SELSON, 504 H ot nw. Mais 9734, We Examioe Kres for Glasses. £14 Fe—Adverticemenc. 2 5 3 3 — S T b % re| Notice to the Public, PRESIDENT AT THEATER. i their original colors in one operation.| On and after Oct. 11, 1921, effective v $1.25. " delivered. PROGRESSIVH | day, excepting Sundays, ‘tourist excurslon rate PALES CO. WS T n.w. Frank. 6469J. o0c28® | to Mt. Vernon will ba as follow: Forced to Bow From Box to En- Let Me Call and Show You e R RO Nt thusiastic Audience. “what Ashestos Roof Coating will do. The only | MR e oooeroee President and Mrs. Hardin ith coating applicd with & brosh that will stop| ,,, AU o s s. Harding, wit leaks ‘and preserve A0y K ol ot e aai | Alexandr To e Cheist Churéh and Waehiog. | Senator Hale of Maine, B. ¥. Myers # o five sears. ‘Alw sold To bulk. Mad- | 1o’ lodge L and Mr. and Mrs. Louls Brush, attend- 314 Pa. Cars leave G uad 85 minutes after each hour, | ¢4 the vaudeville performance at the AV TPREPAEED 10 R from our 12th st. station. Shubert-Belasco Theater last night. || inoeds in insurance. Health and weeldent, life, | Mt. Vernon open from 10 a.m. to 4:39 p.m.| The President was forced to bow . anto, tornado, etc. Only best companies | every duy excepting Mundays. and wave rTeeting to th. progressive policies. Sauare deal und | Special rates to partics of 40 ar more person & & ng € applause PUSHINGTON-VIRGINTA BAILWAY ea™ [0f the crowd outside of the theater 2th und_Pa. and was accorded another nolsy eo- e ception inside the playhouse. He N SOMT CHAPT) HAIR COLORING acknowledged the _salutation by 3 astern Star, will hold o basaar and dance in| satisfaction guaranteed by expert. Hair|St2RAing up in his box and bowing. || gtanding up in his _box and bowing. %ie banquet hall of the Temple, Friday even- i 2 Lz oot 14,1021, | Cafeteria " dinner seryed | £005. 500 15 ab o, Fo 100 DANCING. Weston Studios of Dance, Near Sheridan Circle A splendid offering in a modern home in the most fashionable district of the city. Within one-half square of Massachusetts Avenue and surrounded by homes of the highest class. A home of character. in the finest location, at a most reasonable figure. Corner house, brick. 10 rooms, 3 baths. vapor heat. s und electricity. Large garage. The owner is forced to move to another city and is most anxious to sell. At the price acked, $27,500, the half fare. Office Rooms New Star Building Most desirable offices for rent at-reason- able prices on the 3d. 4th and 5th floors of the new Star building. Room for Two Garages | The Homes with the Big | Lots—20 by 142— plenty 3rom 4:80_to'7 p.m. Better Heating Equipment| zzsvox Um chances. Call us upl and new—my return from the west in the Interests of advanced ideas in hairdresst tudio, th E ,RONCL Roofing, 1416 F st. nw. | Leauty cotture. BOBINNET. 478 14t 4 S 118 5th St. N.| Compauy. Phone Main 14, | Phune Col. 3245, Pre-war price; ® +—means more comfort and less | SEDEEL ¥ie. @iw. b bt 8w | George. weiiit® ot stuti Reservations are now being closed for one | wou fgr garages, flowers il provem ‘;‘!::fl:u:zmrlrfii:nd - immediate purchaser. Proenditinee forfu g ihe Oriet ?i,fih‘ggfxilzgp ! ::2’(":';"5'5":?:?.:‘.'; | or more rooms. HtEnae DAILY urther gladly given. U e 830 13th St. gy ~eLRE, CRE Sabeger. 1o | ] REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO. aki%?:gg;.fffi“og‘f“"mfi:?. 2 Now s the Tize to Save Assembly Dances || ApplyaRoomet0be it~ W. W. Stuart Win. G Lipscomb SOUR ROOF etz ron wrases | EVERY MONDAY, 2225, || SEaR BTN 804 17th Street B Mot 2| revomwos—oer—opmensreors | MASONIC TEMPLE, 2%, 23, | | ' i T MRS B H. R. Howenstein Co. o 1314 F Street NW. 14th st. us Linc. 1382-W. Freak dancing prohibited,