Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 25

Harres Ev J. CLAUDE KEIPER. SEVEND. C. MASONS TOGET HIGHHONORS Will Be Made Honorary In- spectors General of 33d ! Degree Tonight. The crowning feature of local in- terest in the session of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction of the Uhited States will occur this evening at 8§ o'clock in the House of the Temple, 16th and S streets, when seven Wash- ington Masons will be made honorary inspectors general of the Thirty- third or last degrce in Freemasonry. Those who were clected Tuesday to recefve this distingulshed Masonic honor are Carter B. Keene, L. Whiting Estes, both of whom are past poten- tates of Almas Temble of the Mystic| Shrine; Sulaimaan Daavid. Robert A. Danfel, Thomas H. Gatlin, Burgess W. Marshall and J. Claude Keiper, a past grand master of Masons of the District. all of whom are mem- bers of Albert Plke Consistory, M. R. S, of this city. 96 New Kaights Commander. Many distinguiched guests were pres- ent last night when ninety-six Masons, among them ninetern members of Al- bert Plke Consistory, M. R. §., of this city, were invested as knights comman- der of the court of honor. The installation of the new officers of tte Supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction, also took place, diréction of Leon M. Abh BURGESS W. MARSHALL. ROBERT A. DANIEL. Smithson, Thomas J. Willlams, Elmer C. ‘Wood and George H. Fox. From Other Jurisdictions. Those from other jurisdictions in- vested with the same honors were Frederick P. Adkins, Isaac M. An- drews, George L. Barker, John B. Baskerville, Jesse Benesch, John J. Bernard, Harry L. Black, James C. Braswell, Sidney R. Broh, Robert M. Bullington, Gilbert D. Bullock, Fred- erick G. Bu ser, Charles H. Burns, George D. Busch, Charles H. Carroll, L. P. Chauncey, Charles M. Cohn, Frank B. Coleman, John O. D. Copenhaver, Willlam C. Cordin. Charles A. Crate, Thomas E. rand commander of the Nor sdiction. John H. Cowles of % included Horatio C. Plumley. grand prior; Trevanion W. Hugo, grand chancellor; Edward C. R;y. grand minister of state; Perry W. Veidner, secrstary general, and Mel- ville R. Grant, grand almoner. Washingtoninans Elevated. The Washington thirty-second degree 8 who were elevated to the rank and dignity of knight commander of the court of honor last night Included: Ormsby M. Ballauf, Achille E. Burklin, Carl H. Claudy, Aflen L. Colton, J. Harry Cunningham, Merton L. Ferson, Mark F. Finley, jr, Benjamin Golds- worthy, William D. Hoover, Marx E. XKahn, Worth F. Landon, Dr. Mimi C.| Marweglia, Joseph H. Milans, Rev. John C. Palmer, Frank M. Roller, George L. I. SANDLER Special ELK GROVE BUTTER, per Ib. 606 6th & A Sts. S.E. Eye Efficiency Your own efficiency depends a great deal upon the efficiency of your eyes. If your eves trouble you consult BERNARD A. BAER Optometrist 217-218 EVANS BUILDING 1420 New York Avenue Jur-| Dashiell, William 1. Davis, Millies Eaton, Frank N. Fahrney, Walter M. Fields, Marshall 8. Fink.'V. D. Fry, Charles H. Fulwiler, Ralph 8. Gold- heim. Harry S. Hemmingway, Everett L. Herren, George S. Hesenbruch, El- bert A. Holt. ‘William D. Jamieson, Rosser Jen- and save repair bills later. Join the ‘‘Save the Sur- face' army of home owners. Iaterior and Exterior Work. = x. FERGUSON, INC. 333%,, |' Palsting Department, Pb. N. £31-328. 1 Bouquet Coffee Surprisingly Good 25¢ e 1328 F St. N.W. umns of The Star are the quicke 98t and most economlcal method for the disposition of your used asr snd the Best market for the purchase of a desirable car. i { The Automobile For Sale cel- , Suits It’s the same story of profound excellence and protected exchi- siveness. Young Men’s and Conservative models—Sports and the I rest. Beginning at $35.00—and emphasis on the qual- $ 3 500 ity and the character and variety of the group at...... : il Gloves We feature Mark Cross Gloves— because they qualify satisfactorily —for every hand—for every occa- sion. Exclusive with us. The Mode—F at Eleventh — l THE SULAIMAAN DAAVID. nings, Bernard D. Jones, Charles S. Lewls, George H. Lewis, Lindsey L. 3!-” with his life in a break L. McConnell, Harry H. McFann, Bassett H. Mace, James W. Mastin, J. Adolph Morlan, | year-old companion, was Carl Mullenders, George M. Owen. Frank G. Paine, Lewis T. Pemberton, | condition. Physicians John E. Rice, Charles D. Richardson, | fore reviving him. David E. Roberts, Charles M. Robin- son, Willlam M. Rogers, Robert M. Rother. picture show. Lewlis S. Salter, Walter D. Shepard, L. WHITING ESTES. —_— Island house of correction, last night with for free- Long, Adrien R. McCardell, Herbert | do70 With Snother men mhen Be twas ‘William McDougal, | log which both men had utilized as a boat. Theodore Caplis, his twenty-two- taken from the water of the harbor In a critical worked over Russell P. Reeder, Harry A. Remley, | Caplis an hour and fifteen minutes be- ‘The pair escaped while inmates of the prison were attending a weekly motion Archibald W. Shields, Lewis T. Smith, William B, Smith, Howard M. Somers, Willlam G. Speed, Durant D. H. Stall- ings, Charles D. Timberlake. Frank . W= Van Horn, Clinton ¥. white, Ciit- | We will ton A. Woodrum, Ira P, Woudworth, home Richard F. Wright and Charles F.|YOur Reavis. on monthly =—— payments ESCAPE EFFORT FATAL. |° ruE BOSTON, October 21.—Harry Martin, a twenty-year-old prisoner at the Deer | 730 11th st. M. 1288. HONEST ALL THROUGH, $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 Junior Emersons for Black and Ruuinw $5.00 soles other orthopedic and custom $9.00 and $10.00 Mr. Emerson says— “You will find a real decline in prices in my shoes — not mark down sales of job-lots. My new fall shoes ave 33%4% cheaper than ayear ago, but quality has not declined a particle. My policy of stamping the retail price on the soles of my shoes at the factory, protects you against so called ‘mark down’ shoes which may mean nothing but cheap shoes made to sell cheap. By buying materials in large quantities for all my store shoes, and by my policy of selling many shoes at a small profit nlggr tZan a few shoes at a larger profit, I have always been able to keep «my prices below the market. Come in and prove this. You not to pay more—you can not pay less and get Emerson style and quality.” Emerson Shoe Store 907 Penna. Ave. Open Saturday Evening A few Exclusive Emerson are sible shoe Rockland, Mass. for our attractive proposition. i We make our Overcoats talk in two languages—-in Mode and English They are alike in that they both achieve a high standard of tailoring ex- cellence. They differ in their expres- sion of fashion. But they come together again in the control we exercise over price. Single and Double Breasted; Ulster~ ettes—Conservative styles—and the Eng- lish warmth-without-weight weaves — other new light colors having ample showing. Our English Coats are made for us by Richard Austin & Co. Mode Coats are made by ourselves. Beginning at $35.00 Hats Two Hats we want to emphasize: - Youman’s—which has been Amer- ica’s leading Hat 55 and 37 since 1860 .. veqvvens And the Mode " $4 and $5 Specials ,oeveiiines _ ‘The Best Is the Cheapest WIRE H. 1. SCHARR Electric Co. Shoes made with ine Vici kid linings; arch supports; to . erchane. Wine 1o r: G 0. Eaonn, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T "WASHINGTON MASONS WHO RECEIVED THE 33D DEGREE IN FREEMASONRY. ‘D._C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,.1921. SAUER’SEXTRACT Lemon or Vanilla 340z........ 15¢c 11-2-0z.......26c Burnett’s Vanilla Extract 20z.......... 33 HERSHEY’S COCOA 1.5 Ib. can.....8¢ 1-2 Ib. can....18¢c HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE 1-51b can..... 9% 1-2 Ib. can....2lc Evaporated Milk Tall Can .. 12%c Small Can... 6¢ Full 2-1b. Can of Blue Karo 10c <. At this low price the shipment will not last long, so lay in your supply. Sweet Potatoes (Fancy), per 1b.04 Irish Potatoes, per bb........ 032 Fancy Cabbage, perbb....... .04 Fancy Yellow Onions, per Ib. .07 Large Spanish Onions, each.. .05 Fancy Grape Fruit Each, 8c, 10c and 15¢ Fresh Shipments Just Received Dromedary Dates, per pkg.......21c Baker’s Shredded Cocoanut, 2-0z. Baker’s Shredded Cocoanut, 4.-oz. Baker’s Fresh Canned Cocoanut, No. Sun Maid Raisins, per pkg.... . . . . .25¢ Del Monte Prunes, per Ib.... ..........15¢ (1921 crop) Evaporated Peaches, per Ib.......18¢ Evaporated Apricots, perIb.......31c FreshCreameryButter Gilt Edge Brand Per Ib., 50c Troco Nut Butter, ¥ 30c Selected Brookfield Eggs (In cartons) Per Doz., 55¢ Fancy Wisconsin Long- horn Cheese, per Ib., 28¢ Gold Medal or Pillsbury’s Best FLOUR 6lb.Bag . .... 34c 12Ib.Bag . . ... . 62c 241b. Bag . . . .. $1.21 Octagon Washing Powder FULL POUND PACKAGE Per Package, 7%%c Kirkman’s Washing Powder..... Sersnee BE Soapine, per pkg............. el P Fels Washing Powder, per pkg. .. ........6lc Fels Naptha Soap, per bar Creme Oil Soap, per bar............. ... 8 Palm Olive Soap, per bar......... 5 Grandpa’s Wonder Tar Soap, per bar..... Rinso, per pkg......... e sl e e ki sels Borden’s Sweet Milk Chocolate Per Bar, 5c Borden’s Almond Chocolate, per bar.... 5c Tootsie Peanut Rolls, per bar. .. Wrigley’s Chewing Gum, per pkg Filbert Bars, each......... Jumbo Peanut Bars, each..... el s e e | Auerbach’s Chocolate Fruit Bars, each... 5c Auerbach’s Chocolate Sandwich Bars, each, 5¢ Auerbach’s Cocoanut Bars, each Auerbach’s Chocolate Marshmallow Bars, each Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 coi. .25¢ Del Monté Peeled Apricots, No. 2 can...25¢c Del Monte Sliced Y. C. Peaches, No. 21, Del Monte Bartlett Pears, No. 1 can.....22c Del Monte Bartlett Pears, No. 21/, can....38c Del Monte R. A. Cherries, No. 1 can Del Monte R. A. Cherries, No. 21/ can....35c Del Monte Blackberries, No. 2 can......25¢ | Del Monte Apple Sauce, No. 2 can........25c Del Monte Apple Butter, 15-0z. glass....25c Del Monte Strawberry Jam, No. 2 can. ...40c Del Monte Orange Marmalade, 15-0z. glass 30c Del Monte Red Currant Jelly, 15-0z. glass 35¢c Del Monte Tomatoes, No. 2 can..........20c