Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 16

r 16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1921. LEGION DELEGATES ARE I Laurél Entries | MUTT AND JEFF—There’s Money in tlle Delicatessen Business These: Days. Tl ,f‘,.",‘.'_”:,',‘,_'f""f’ i —By BUD FISHER. NAMED FOR CONVENTION TSOME WEEK-EAD, T PATE 15" : 3 MUTT oLb DEAR 13 AN) . GooD MORNING, 9eFF ! dTALK ABOUT MY HoST AND S v e 2% €ARLY RISCR. THeRe LISTEN, DID You See i f Hostess BUT T™Hey Are- ; HE 'S CHATTING T [ 7 Unemployment Also Taken Up at B A Scream! THeY'RE 5 i 0 SN ] THe Hostess, . MY SUNBURST LAST BUT I ceRTAINLY THOUGHT HE woutd IF He ATE pnMeR Firat race, for two-year-olds gs—*Feigned Zeal riars Rush, 106; Oly ttoo, 106; Roundsm Long Seesion—Financial i?fli lzlolrm. }r:g; -{*}m ‘\'?ng'e‘l“l';o' 1 NEWLY-RICH AND ALL GLUTTON, I CALLS HIM! f EUGNING? GOooD MORMING, } Aid Voted. B DR il ",';,cnd"_“l;, SHE TALKS ABOUT S [ Now FoR A Good = MRS. GEEVEM! ! . 5 . ' Delegates and alterrates were[cRack "Bm Up, 102; *Zenotta, 104} elected for the third national con- Ise\hgnadlrace. ke White Hall clain. G o fon at|Ing handicap: for three-vear-olds and ;("“““" ot ‘_'“‘A'"";:" ;;? “':‘m up: one ‘and one-sixteenth miles.— ansas City, Mo, urdny *Pastoral Swain, 108; *Devil Dog, 102; during o session which adjourned |Madge F. 109: *Love Tap, 93; The shor'ly “before - 1 o'clock Sunday |Enquirer, 98; King John, 107. morning. Third tace, for three-year-olds%nd The result of the election was asiup: claiming; one mile and furlong— follow Bribed Voter, 115; *Bill Huley, 36; Delegates—James A. Drain, William |Our Birthday, 109 Martha Luckett, 2 Pauline McVey, Jack |38: *Norfords Choice, 91: *0ld_Dad, F . Mil-[102; *Joan of Arc, *Miss_ Filley, u: Tmirie, |101: *Sunny Hill, cotch Verdict, Ay oxenls 108: *Sans Peur 2nd, 104: American Alternates—Joseph Idler. Rev. Soldier, 97. J. Hurney, Gernard S. Buscher, W si" anlv‘JU‘:.‘: s:fi;“‘g l‘o_r‘ ('hn‘»r-yaar-l-]mc “ollins, . Wilson, W 3. Mil- n urlongs—Coco Coltms, H. 1 Wiken, Waller B oo |Cols. ies: Fldtoas. d0s. cmricht Lights, 110; *Osgood. 114; *Tubby A, 110; Arrah’ Go On, 112; *Bengalese, 102; Phantom Fair, 116; *Li selected unanimously to represent the |y, 450 o Skiran. 110; Dough G Pistrict of Columbia department as 2 g A honorary pallbearer at the burial of 1*1';.:‘:'{;:?";’{’6’-“3&.},}3,‘ ocatello, 112; the unknown American soldier on Fifth rn'te the Mary| e id 1ine handic Armistice day. cap; for three-year-olds and u . cay. © _ : p; one Unemployment was one of the mat-|,;ie ninute Man, 109; Finder, taken up during the closing [ The final vote provided to }3;: ‘;?fimiifi. l”ll;_:-"d]el“‘ 103; *Bastille, exs cach member 5 cents to ala|'Siih BT fne sta % yers, for three- - and a a~.as D\(» 14; *Cul - i pedi 8- Mot pieEor SOt it A MLl v 1 Hhban FRIENDS OF RUSS HUNGRY |17 5 stqerat canteen for tcaimg oo | == Tate of ' cents for every local mem- *Lady Lillian, 102; *Devil at cost and will consist of eient e | | Suicide Offers Body THEIR MONEY \AND 3 ¥ T 3 = No, I DIDN'T- HeR JEWELRYD 25 ler, Albert ler, Marie Covert, I. H. Horton, John Thomas Taylgr and Howard S. F Department Commander Drain w ROTARY CLUB LECTURE. | COMMANDS CORPS AREA. “"{13"‘.‘"‘,'.“‘;';’.‘,??’" Hines recents designated to command the St ber in the legion: Department Com-| Do, lections, aceordin v | . § s kif ; X - TT ! s, according to stocks avail- 3 Ro D Corps area, with headquarters at Fort pander Drain made the same ‘;‘w;-o:rg ml race. for !hrlec year-olds PERMI MND FOOD lable from the commodities at hand. To Science to Make Manager Robbins Tenders Keith's|Brig. Gen. W. B. Smith to Go to | S2/PY TG 5 i PCOR R ol 20700 <e for one moi L slaiming: ono mi Warehouses already have been es- SFasior®® : for Affair Tomorrow. Fort Sam Houston. | corps training area, while the sam. month was pledged by the . or: | Agreement Between American Re- |tablished, Mr. 11 aid, at Petro-| | World “Easier” Place i : E % 3 : 5 i S | geographically, are distinet com- s ad. Moscow Gra Hipan Sims ST. LOUIN, Octaber 17—A | | In line with the effort/ 1o prnmoln‘ Brig. Gen. William R. Smith has|mands. A 8. H lief Administration and Soviet rxk and Sar hetter citizenship, Manager Roland been ordered by Maj. Gen. Harbofd, | Although food 1 i, will urge removal of * ders for other 15 of Russia will | Rebbins R national headquarters from Indi-!Jack Government Is Confirmed. Rebradr the S tton s ol v L | The: 5 chief of staf, to take command polix to this city sud will seek 11 Frederick the i I on arrangements for extending n found benide ‘the | | il " 10 be e of; Hort: Sam) Houston, Tex., head-f nn at Arlington national j Reports that an agreement had |the system of warhouses, according livered tomorrow at 2:15 o'clock, under of the Sth Corps arca train- | Stat 4 _monument for dead Wi lear. Track fast. 0 reached between the:American |10 the Seeretary's announcement. the auspices of the club, by Frink SR State beroes of the worid war similar to| SApprentice ailow claimed. et A i AT e b A pisrican Rome here. Blanchard wax born | | Gamel, the logist His toplo | the memorial erected to the dead o e | thorities, whereby food may be sent in Jacques, Canndn, and wan @ | | The Roman Qiding Boyhond i P duated f th the civil and Spanish-American wars. A ) : : i s J g The lecture will be free, and is intend- pine Islands and was cted | Maine gradu rom the SoushInerth W) FOOD PRICES DROP. |1in Niis, b5, teitess, of e | MORE SOFT COAL MINED. | | fpmer™suteent st ™hesines | | o' s Ty Bonle: mimbrt 2 | o, 152 s e niCinel e B b ek len peoy S & e ' their families, but the general public. < atiol RE BEFORE Y.M.C.A 4 by Secretary Hoover. The Secretary | goft coal production continued to im- Heds) e kave made and % P T menera? Publie: | training of Regular Army, National |try arm ercept diiring the world w M.U.A. | Prices of fooa at wholesale during | nere were nearly two _million | oot (0%, PEOGUEHOn continged 1o finc | | loat a fortune on a cattle ranch Guard and ‘civilians of the organized |when he ser F _ September remained unchanged from ans or Americans of Russian |geek in October. For the first « time in the west. - The loss of an eve, it is stated, de-|reserves tq the states of Arizona, |~r.u in the XNatiol si lescent in the United States and th ives 5 o 5 «Value and Enowledge of Law,” | August levels, the Labor Department | LCiContin the Inslxten!t&r::n-;,::d there | yince January it passed the 9.000,000-ton | prives the individual of one-sixth of the | Colorado, New Mexico Oklahoma and|becn stationed 2 . b mark, the United tes geological sur- field of vision. Texas, es comprising th an, Ohio. Representative Moore's Topic. | reported today, but retail food prices |they be allowed to aifl by sending | vey announced today. Total fim"pug of - " food. were found to have decreased 1.1 per | “¥jjger the plan established for the | coal including lignite, mine fuel T cent. The estimates are compiled |relief work any one may remit funds, | m : v at 9.105, s from reports made to its statistical |by mail only, Yo the Raliet Adminie mated by the survey at 9,105,000 net - | bureau concerning prices in fifty-one |tration in New York, Washington or | pre veel this evening at 7: o | principal cities. Liondon in sums of $10 or mrltinles ity oocoos of sninracite for ths weck ture will he given especially for those | “The wholesale price index of the de- |of that amount. accompanied by the crease of 39,000 tons compared with e wishing o prepare for the Lar and | partment remained unchanged at 152, | name and address of the beneficlary. hrevious week. Sy i those who are contemplating the |aithough minor up and down changes | The administration office at M World production of coal during the study of law. = were noted in individual commodities, [ will be notified of the remitt first six months of 1921 was approxi- it w inounced that the Y. M. C.| which were balanced in the com-|if the person or group to be aided |mately 525,300,000 metric tons, or ut the A. has five more scholarships which | posite return. The index figure for|cannot be found the funds Will be |annual of 1,050,000000 tons, a de- Will be awarded to ex-service men |September, 1920, was 242, returned. crease of 250,000,000 tons when com- who meet the entrance requirements. |~ As to retail prices, the department| It is specified. however, that the |pured with the vear 1920. Germany Applica for the scholarships will | réported that the net decrease for |Relief Administration will deduct | made the best showing during the first e received at the close of the lec- |the year since September, 1920, [one-fourth of the food purchased |half of 1921, the survey's summary u |amounted to 25 per cent. from such remittances and T it Representative J. Ellis Moore of | Ohio will lecture on “The Value and Knowledge of L.n\ ¢ Open 9:15 A.M. New York—Washington—Paris Close 6 P.M. NONE TOO SOON TO THINK' OF CHRISTMAS : Select Your Christmas Victrola Here . ON THE CLUB PLAN Pay for a. limited number of records (of your ‘own selection), and ‘then a small monthly payment thereafter, without in- terest. ~ To TELL You ALL ABouT FA'MUS BREAD! || Victrola-No.- 90 - Priced 125 Victrola No. 100 Priced $150 ES, and they’re bringing you the biggest news you've heard since Victrola 90-equipped with L ] war was declared! 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