Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1921, Page 28

" 28 JONIN CANPAGN | TOCLEANUPCIY Takoma Park Citizens Also ‘ : S 0N & ‘ M DATLY: .”"" AR | ot S i el i« Nominate Officers for v : : z ; ] TR e E CAROLINA "1f1& 3 ikt THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921, —By POP MOMAND. THAT THERE STONE yooea So Good o WOULD FooL AN ME DEAR! WAlT'LL . E‘P\:En-r! Look &T T || Mes. Jones sees IT! Elig‘“'- D°m SPARKL : YOUR. E, OND ALL AS MuCH A'S) ) l4lh and Irving Sts. ’ f Coming Year. DYRIC- 1% st trvaes s b Nomination of officers for the en- = S FLs " MARY PICKFORD in suing year was the principal fnun-e' . /] S Throuzh the Back Door” df the meeting last night of the . 2 CRANDALL'S . —_ AND LATEST NEWS | Takoma Park Citizens' Association 4 ] 3 TODAY AND 0} held in the Takoma Public Library. . i corner 5th and Cedar streets. The N : : ’Q YORK THEATER sesult of the mominations was as CRANDALL'S xons rmearen follows: . ‘_ ? ORTH and DORE » ATH( - S \ or president. H. B Hendrick and . i 3 i \,'f ormandy - H. K. Hobart: S ts, Mrs. Alcena C. Lamondye Y Bl purdric: for secretars) Wal- |4 g M ds | MINIMUM WAGE LAW PLEA:| SEEK SOLDIER CLAIMS. g ; . Trey; for staut spcrelaryy \ otor Mladness | PAL 0 e X . or rea: , . 3 . 3 ¢ for detopates 1 =t * |cnildren's Hospital Decision Be-|Patients of Walter Beed Hospital ny ey : I\EWl IHEATER ey . e Bedms - r Vau [§11 nt St. ; in KING LIPS {He) Federation oticitiens . My shining car no more you Club Wil maxe & thres s hike t5 argued in Appellate Court. Being Interviewed. T R A N AMERICAN LAST DAY A T T Shoemaker. ;l‘hn election will ‘{ake | see around my stately residence ;| Chevy Chase Circle tomorrow. Reargument of the appeal of the| Claims of patients at Walter Reed D D. W. GRIFFITH M 8 EMPIRE ', i \ place a;“;r l“l‘.::‘ b & the windsheld’s hanging from a Nursery Association winl | Children's Hospital trom the decision | Hospital are being taken up today ; H AT D h and P ¢ Kot RS o i . astride meet tomorrow 30 at Ebbitt | of Justice Bailey of the District Su- |y special “fiying squad” from dlu-l “ {E STEP&” i L e N The ‘assecation adopted 'a resclu-jtree, the axles are astride a{Reoi! preme Court sustaining the validity of |~ & J0°Ct 20 e v STYLE STEPS CLE OF MANIA : CRANDALL’S tion expressing a desire to co-oper- | fence, and wearily my weird 1! the minimum wage law was heard to- \,"‘(lt o e hofmml esterday by The Crescent Comedy Four A = L s ate with the District Commissioners’ d and wond: chy 1 have| g Michizan Alumnae will meet Satur- day in the District Court of Appeals. Capt. Albert Heaan, Ym-n e or Other AN-Star \Ilmlun — < - WAL request to clean up vacant xmlq m.m ree, an \\Sn ’fl' why A ‘\I ;:a\ m; :30 p.m. in National Club- The r:ie(hlslon or,xhe lower court was nfn umrf& 5 > 8 AND 4d YDE ¢ T vards of deb paper, cans and rub- nse. “Don’t go so fast,” ou: merican Association of Uni- upheld by an opinion of the appellate 5 Dish, in order to make the city b mozsens I 80 SO 1ast,. i ersity Women, 1007 H street. Court rendered. last spring by Chiet |, EVEry man In the hospital will bo tiful in time for the arrival of v have been told by many wise Justice Smyth with Justice Stafford, | ;TFYIeReC- A ULty and aas ors to the disarmament conference |, dent i “or soon al| The Lonesome Club will meet Wed-|who sat in the absence of Justice |Vl dkon up promILY dis- 3 o next month. L lP"“| en ‘?llll)h‘ld "'d“l 0 (| mesday at Wilson Normal School. Robb, concurring. Justice Van Orsdel | justed: A statement from the. Uty RN UNION Z ; i “m” I ‘\n'v L Mrs. Mary L. White presented a re- | wooden box will hold a delegate| wrote a dissenting opinion. S AS| = = | EbedoNt: o ) port on the recent hygiene meeting. - their L\)lfih(‘lix The Mothera® of Randle High-|" Application for a',.ehmfing wag|S€veral hundred patients from the B EBALL RETURNS A Y 7 NG 9 ands .lnd ¢ hursday a e School. Porlowing the adeption of the report | about your siz o A oy Theretn. | the i was assaodaspoldbut pradent| following committee was appoinied g g | 1a; o he hearing Thursday at counsel I despise. And so l( hools will meet | made and allowed by Justices Van | Sy ,'{.’ol.lv'.:..“a;g\x\‘flhf':fla?fi:lflh;’ MATINEES DURING GAMES -m. in Randle High- | Orsdel and Robb, the but who have been sent to Walter senting. Counsel for the minimum | Reeq for hospitalization for disa- wage board asked to vacate this or-|hjlitjes resulting from former service. he Chemieal Soclety wil meet T : the Capitol on the subject: M stepped upon the gas and made| der permitting a rehearing. but was a will b ot White, chairman: [Thursd p.m.. Cosmos Club. Dr. |45 i - ing. The work of the squad will be to g E mond. Sire . ana|my gilded wagon fly, and 1{Edwin osson of the science sery- | d¢hied by the same division of the|in touch with the Army men soon Lo ST 2 be discl d and provide for their bD {ice will speak. Attorneys C. B. Ellis and Joseph W. | compensation and training, and to chker Cker W et K § Folk are attacking the validity of the|aqjust train fiereely it nnghtdgr_\ I !will meet Thursd e for oeojaws erehlia Leingnupheldiby BIoL pensation Clatnn i advice like soundin hrass ap-1 % SN < Frankfurter and Corporation Counsel | Bureau patients in the institution. i g P~ [ zanization of class for civics and cit- I g{ephens. The squad will acquaint all of the peared to me as I whizzed by. fizenship. men with their rights under the : would let no auto pass, however and sage| Women's City b T fisisence and, com: DANCE i N T T, of the Veterans’ 4“40&4104!2 Tth N.W. “OEHMANN’S” ALL-RECORDS SHATTERED > Murlc, Makes You Dane i EVERY WASAINGTONIAN SHOULD ENJOY THE WM. FOX PRODUCTION OF To Push Membership Move. The association will participate in the coming membe Federation of with Secreta senting the ass eral committee. In the absence of President J C. Suter, Vice President L. B. dett presided. b, “I've warned you once, PVe | itncaniefortitorn and_oid New Ideax in Floral Effects various compensation laws. iendl nobile owners well as pro- | for weddings. Shafter, 900 14th. M. 2416. warned you twice,’ the friendly | boulls ownersias’ WAl yasinnes | tororeddlugs sins speed cop to me said, “and if 1 is made, Joseph McReynolds, Make have to warn you thrice. a prison | FEutient Suoply Company, has ar- | COL. SCHREINER RELIEVED. president of the Commercial Auto- 7 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |cot will be your bed; or maybe | ranged o motion picture dispiay at Repair MT. VERNON MARK TWAI" s vou'll be laid on ice, with tapers | Mazonic Auditorium Theater. tonight Col. Edward R. Schreiner. Medical Aloxaniris & Arlingten National Cometer TON e | . Corps, has been relieved from duty . Stop over silowed at Aloxand at your feet and head.” My 4t Slolo at Camp Humphreys, Va., and ordered Finish Mt Vernon Ticrets O Lincoln Park Association A to Fort Crook, Neb., for duty as sur- 1] aSary Toave 12 Bt and Penneylvania will meet at 8 o'clock, Bryan Schodl. | pistor urged me to reform. and | WITHDRAWS OFFER TO U. §. |8eon for the ith Corps Area. Uphol;(er e R i aad AN itee iafter m: at 8 o'cloe Muscle Shoals, Ala. Mr. Benton gave Benning. will swarm, and sit on your and }* etas, Mo RN ’ . hei d And so 1 went |1° reasens for the action other than d U. S. Grant Circle. Ladies’ G. A. R..| their remains nd sc YolexDlaliy that'his ldea n makihg the will meet at 8 o'clock. Grand Army my dlp])\' way, :"."l ]d“gh(d ati Hall. { i proposal originally was to “protect Division No. 7. Ladies’ Auxiliary to!use my =mall <upp1\ of brains George R. Benton of Birmingham,| =——— —_— Mt. Vernon open daily. excepting Sunday et Th Krader |’.'|rnh:.‘xx|l:.m““'~' will {«q)] day.” he said, “the sapheads)Ala. has withdrawn the offer he made All Kinds of Furniture 200 n“aRg:;'d Tri “:‘3:1 e storm along the pike in noisy,for the private operation of the ni- AmencanWoodFmmagCo. Washington Virginis n..uny Company” nuing Citizens s G S e ic ors | tra 1 -powe: ioete a . “odad wains, and soon the coroners|trate and water-power projects at 1217 9th North12 YE e — ¥ Bel Surtsquy 55k Sneer Pt = —IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT— ble for Real Estate Most Popular Entertzinment. the Loans Money Aval | A Frisky, Frivolous, Jazzy and Joyous P aws, at f i b = Investments of First-Class Real Festival of Fun and Gayety, Miss Bovnton's Curre i maxims and at sa t tranticishe publl Estate Mortgage Loans With LEW KELLY (in_Person) :ni His Own MAM— —11P. M. UL ot AL 6 OTCIbOR X nisorass ! speed 1 pushed my dray, and| == = == Size, 8x10 Secured for Depositor { Horr S L TMASERE o ~ g - =l ek busted all the traffic laws; and = it lit ! PXivaly G 1. | will hold a house -|now you see me here today, the Quality | 9 ME: Onech LMol & Boua werins | DOV On e e | Work Save lil ARTISTS’ COURSE A RIOT OF THRILLS AND MIRTH = & . SEASON 182122 ew Je Society will meet at o " —with a complete stock of! - = . Withan Semagt, T et ® Lm"lml ]::rgfifié“n::\‘ ':')e ’\3}: School Stationery. | Always While Yoll Nationst TR aia B R Th -an Tnstitute of Electrical | e st OPTICAL CO., Have the Oct. 31. SCOTTI GRAND OPERA €O in || - Bt il Taest tonight at the ried and perplexed; "I’U'h“a”e“,‘ E. Morriscn P&pe!' CO M. A- LEES 614 9th St. A I TLa Bobeme. = Cosmos Club. near me wait, and pastors with! 1009 Pa. A =3 = 5 » Fov. 2. HULD, LDA LASHANSEA, sopranc. gl SH“BERT Vaudeville Berwsn = . “,"lthclr timely text: and staid| ? | G A 3. 5. JoRer HormaNN, l;‘f i LOEW’S =t 't a i ici P | 0 . FRITZ KRE! ., Viol meet at § nasium | morticians, at the gate, are say- . B essan pel $140915 98 1On eale A LA c =4 Belasco Theatel’ Builiiing: hlectio ing that their turn is next. Drink il With a. | = e et (Gbeaivon Dot 1 o et Bumean, i | : enja < il Amer- emember this . ] o 2 Benjamin, Praniiin counci, Amere | WALT MASON. A Quartof take the initiative and open a Sontimaesi—T “’af.:éd",‘:‘e;:‘i- Visdelle m Tun Irish Republic, will ot | (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) savings account, it becomes TODAY AND ALL W Fion, Headed by Tiinity Church Hall, Georgetown, at casy {0 acquire the practice o PARAMOUNT PRES. Bt rerdy £ Edglaclonks 1T Ty AID FOR RED CROSS SEEN. ey - THOMAS Dr. €. M. international ses- | _ Opem Am Account Now ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS retary, Y. M. C. L.mwng‘ lveflcl;l‘recgn th[ Inspiring evidence of the determina- Furopean tour at Lane urch, ! 2 i B T A e orthenst, "ai g | tion of the American people to carry o'clock. Admission free. | forward whole-heartedly the organiza- b | tion's relief program was given by the Sixteen reet Heights itizens' | z 3 A ST meet at~ 8 ocinck |mational convention of the Red Cross, With G. W. Bennette, 1312 DogwWood | recently held in Columbus, Ohfo. ac- Mitte Every Day Phone W.183 (]ERTRUDE HOFFMAN and All-American Ballet Co. With Leon Barte | MOORE-LITTLEFIELD | Giving “Change Your Act” i TOWNES. LIBBY A)I’B'SI’ARXOW HAR- RAH AND R\1“l\l EEL!A BRAATZ, with AGNES AYRES | —13— ; Snperlahve Ae!s 65¢ A la Carte Meals Also. street. |cording to Mrs. Theodore W. Rich- he Crown Restaurants VlVN.!.»& JOE MANDELL “CAPPY RICKS” —_— |ards, secretary of the District of Co- 510 11th St. 1727 Pa. Ave. Cor. 7th and E Sts. = e i By Peter B. 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W. i ARTING xonn—au'n THURSDAY Chaiiel Drjfbuphass. ramets (Dupont smn-) Ph.Fr.1435-W. (111 HOIIIIG IEIIIE, s opening Jerome Kern-Anne loal Comedy VEiCS, 613 cna_i-‘lu‘v -r‘rufiw Lr;:m: Dy " CUEARLAND DN | S v - L