Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921.% B"Y NEws IN BRIEF | MUTT AND JEFF—Spivis Not Only Has an Insipid Expression, But He’s Brainless. {Comyeient 101, by B W e et —By BUD FISHER. The College Women's Club, 1823| PIVIS HAS AN AW FINE . EMm BUT THEsE You MEAN YouRE ) . WELL, T* 0BJECT! Tow 612530t Mro. Minnie Fshor TPA N e HEAD e fevrie o RIGHT on! MY | | PLASTERS HAVE| || GonnA PUT THose Eb Ehnes s > Cumingbam Swill Yepesxsiatu el b i FAND T TOLBIMIRALE: To KNOCK. OUT PLASTCRS, HeADS SPLITTING | | To BE PUT o | || PLASTERS ON MY N WHERE : of Westminst \WAS FEcotISTERID THe PAIN, sPist wiTH PAIN! YoR FeeT, FeeT To DRAW Chren Wit moet. Monday &t 8 bm. CALL A Doc WHeN JeeE? shwis! The PAIN EROM Election of officers. T CANFEIX Him UP The Military Service Legion of the FINE AS Sl District will meet Monday at 8 o.m. in National Guard Armory. Maj. Edwards, president of the legion, will be welcomed. Capitol Hill Literary Soelety will meet Monday at 8 pm. with Mrs. R Laura B. Lawson. 206 '13th =street STOCR - northeast. Miss Daisy Cox will speal A{I\L, T\,( RATIC of “James ¥ennimore Cooper.” (,r\N DIES Mid-City Citizens’ Assoeciation will K ? meet Monday at $ p.m. at Thomson ATEANTA School. Electlon. Prominent speakers. uslc. Mrs. James Campbell Cantrell, presi- % dent” of” Political, Study ° Club. Has called a meeting for tomorrow, from To People Who Don’t Know |5\ & ie"%, “otd ™Safioom: ot We have built up a wonderful | Franklin Square Hotel. business in a very short period| Girl reserve party at 2 pan. tomor: o row in_administration building by the quality of our work and|y."w. c."A." All grade school girls our reasonable prices. who wish to join the girl reserves Girls who attended the are invited. HARRY W. TAYLOR C0. |summer camp at Alta Vista are asked 2333 18th St. N.W. to bring their camp snapshots.” — = Takomn Park Baptist Ladies’ Ald . Lo S e g at 10 A'm.| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |Association will meet at Thomson| Reading class of the Spanish-Ameri- epm or i J B School, at 8 o’clock. can Atheneum will meet at 8 o'clock, Gen. A. A. Fries of the chemieal Thomson School. o ethy will give | Westminster Church Men's Club will Forcing Prices Downward ~ For Children’s Day That policy is evident in the items listed below. Every Saturday at Hirsh’s special attention is given to children’s shoe needs at low prices. For Boys'— Misses and Children Iwarfare section will tell of Ella! Mrs. William S. Ab 3 —— {Wheeler Wilcox as he saw her lectur- [an exposition of tho Sunday school |meet in the Church at § o'clock. Rep- Louis Gannett, just returnci from {ing to soldiers in France, at 4 o'clock {lesson at Y. W. C. A., 1333 I' street, | resentative Kelly of Pennsylvania will | Russia, and J. Louis” Enga__l, au- |Sunday afternoon at Miss Byrd Mock's | at 4:45 o'clock. speak., Music. Women invited. thority on Russlan affalrs, will speik studio in the Old Brick Capitol. Other - ik;r;fur:‘;- 0:}]%%‘; l;ul:;“zeyag;mfiur::g'; mfi:k:{:fi:\,lullga}yl:y(‘ A. Wragg and . . TONT " American Association of University | Medical Rellef Soclety. Lo & OL\I-TI';;:-Q:M‘:\::IQ Z‘l lll‘n::_ut;;)nnrl:'l: IWumen l‘;lll. ,lnefil at National Club === ‘Washington alumni chapter, Kappa 1 £ No» s BLor s « house, at 8 o'clock. - Miss Grace Abbott ! Motion pictures taken in the Mam- To the Trade— Alpha fraternity, will give a smoker | Dutler of North ¢ * will address | will speak. Informal reception. moth Cave of Kentucky. will be o ) tomorrow evening, Capt. F. S. Keyd|% Mass meeting of Alexandria voters shown at the Miner Normal School We have a complete Smith will speak, followed by discus- | 10 e teld i D B e tonight at 8 o'clock. An illustrated Y cture also will be given on the line of all repair parts sion as to origin of Ku Klux Klan. | o5y 5eay Cluy, 3 by Alexandri fcty i SPECIALFORSATURDAY| Executive committee, District D. A. R., will meet at 7:30 o'clock, Georg ‘Washington University, 1435 K stree g Temple Memorial Church tomorrow, |larly are invited. boilers, furnaces, la- from 2 to 8 p.m. trobes, stoves and Ladies’ Auxiliary. Veteranx of For- eign Wars, will meet tomorrow at 8 Dr. William F. Notz of the Federal Trade Commission will address stu- ranges. ? ScorECtown Fo . Ty 3 5 Bol s havelyousiare. I|||mEs S tiBmrenntc Sehoor at K86 s eloek n tne National Big and Little Misses’ and Children's Tan High nlen B, o hlnkto-“lflnb of l’."_lnfl:‘l‘ no!u.: Museum. Public invited. = Cut Lace Shoes—With or without 2 aftsmen will meet Tuesday at § S . 5 vx.rm.. Ebbitt House. Arthur S. Allen| Mme. Hugli will e an illustrated Fl'es‘l'cut Roses DOZ. $1-00 Big B?y' T‘"-S,“m $2 45 rubber heels. Rudolph & West Co. of New York will talk of “Inks and |jecture, “A Si c Scramble 2 £ » Shoes—Sizes 1 to 5%.... o p! es| . Color Combination ESE Ve 2 at Church of Big Boys' Gun_Metal 117 to 2. Beautiful Ferns . . . $2.00 New Stock of Holland Bulbs the Woman's w. Dr. Philip Jalhson, Korean states- man and educator, who is here in be- 1f 1332 New York Ave. TR 1Q of his people, will address ; . ’ A. LITSIS A it 1 Dearee Council, American| Society of Natives of the District ociation for Recognition of the will meet at the Cosmos Club. - Special Irish Republic, at Gonzaga Hall Sun- Central Citizen ssociation will English Lace Shoes— 14 11. Sizes 1 to 5%eunnn..... $2.95 2 2 ‘; 1 Big Boys’ Gun Metal and Tan Me- to ©.. dium Wide Toes—In 95 = : Misses’ and Children's “Tan Scuf- e and bichers 15 92+ fers” and Gun Metal Bluchers—Good- day night. Si : Narcissus Bulbs, dozen for....... 85c meet at 8 o'clock, Juvenile Court room, 'y ‘ . . .+ ELK GROVE The Wanderluxters® hike for Sun- 203 I street. ¢ Tulip « “ “ . .... S0c “'2‘33.‘?: E;';e"":\g':: Metal Eng- | voor sritch and extension sole. BUTTER, per Ib. . c St Pleasant car Tine at 200" [ Lafayette Post, No. 9, American Le- Hyacinth “ “ AN $1.25 ball straps sizes 1%% to 5% $3.95 TUAD T R $3.45 —_— Bon, bnciel motts o e e « “ “ Little Boys’ Tan and Gun Metal | 81/ to 11 605 H St. N.W. FABIAN SOCIETY ELECTS. | mrotnernao of & andre Crouns s 0 Eaglah sndNatweShae €9 45 | 't 5...... ' =7}, Brotmerhood of StoAndrem will mest Last——sizes'9 to 13. s 5to 8....... B e |2ssocintion Busy With Plans for | e at T30 o WASHINGTON LORAL CO- B Y home_ Wit bl tal | Misses’ and Chitdren's Patent Colt Memorial to Musician. . Stanton Park - Goody, velts with o ’ | High Cut Lace Shoes—With dull tops. a special mee: t ¥ - i oodyear welt; with or P L EESES he Fablan Meceseial Assoetation at| METn Teeting g reasedy sehoc || 14th & N. Y. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 106 Sihow ruober ks §3 O | 1174 10 2 - e it ) A 25 cess 33 bors. ...... easesnoenes 81 to 11 Little Boys’ Tan Scout i Lace Shoes—9 to 13%... $l -95 5. to 8.. Growing Girls its meeting at the Arts Club Wednes- day night elected the following offi-| Writers' League, Public Library, at ! cers: George Dixon Thompson, presi-|$ o'clock. | dent; Mrs. Louise M. Preston, secre- o e . tary. and Mrs. Chorrellis Walter,| ,Dancing class under auspices of treasurer. The association was or-| Catholic Women's Service Club, at ganized for the purpose of erecting in | COMMUNItY house, 601 I street, 7:30 this city a suitable memorial in honor 1"1\3?‘ o'clock. General dancing, 9 to :_‘fu;mal:le S. M. Fabian, well known |~ " o Growing Girls’ Tan High Cut Lace Growing Girls’ Patent Colt High i on_Home and School \ : Znglis The memorial is to be in the form of | ————————————————— \ Shoes—English and natural shape, S:c'l l];:ffi[g:“:i;é‘-"sslx‘zfl: 2% to $3.95 ellbhler a s':a!ued, Xfl(;untalnd i01' bronze 8 tablet with medallion and is to cost with or without rubber [BUDD’S S i Ee . owing Girls’ Tan Brogue High heels; sizes 25 to 8..... Cut Lace Shoes—Goodyear welt, with 2 . or without rubber heels; French Pastries Growing Girls® Gun Metal High Cut | o, vithout, ribbes heels; G4 Q5 Prompt Deliveries T is hoped that arrangemernts can be made to erect the memorial in' Lact Shoes—English Growing Girls' Saddle Strap High Phone Col. 707 or 3858 18th & Columbia Rd. Got a match? Strike up an — acquaintance with OFTY! N It vour eyes have been " overworked they need rest. If you continue to city. BUSY PROGRAM PLANNED. l Y. M. C. A Boys’ Department Opens Season Tonight. | either the Corcoran Gallery of Art or| the National Museum or one of the open small park reservations in the | a3 Cut Tan Lace Shoes—Goodyear welt, and natural shape; sizes $3'95 ith or withiofit! Eabbec $4 85 2% to 8...... SeeRRE R heels. Extra good quality o HirRsH's SHOE STORES 1026-1028 SEVENTH ST..N.W. Washington’s Fastest Growing Shoe House Between K and L Doll Overalls Free To every littie boy or girl ' whe will call on us Satur- ‘ | ills 1he Bill” “The 8c CIGAR with the 10c Personality” Henry T. Offterdinger, Maker 508 Ninth Street N.W. Agent for COMOY’S London-made Briar Pipes. use them until they are strained they will need attention. We will tell An interesting program of events' you if you need glasses £ ook PR e arranged and presented under direc- T ial Di ¢ you don’t need them tion of Earl B. Fuller, director, is Speci | Dinner Dance cou can't purchase them promised for the autumn opening of .. e !the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. | Saturday Evening LEESE GLASSES cost tonight. The list includes moving 0 than the di- pictures, songs, magic art, a mono-: R : nary Kind. b logue by Master George Paxton and From 7:30 to 12:30 ;n; seneral treasure hunt. A?'nrds won M ! during the summer season just ended w dm P k | ‘ will.also be distributed and announce- ar an ar M.A.Leest OPTICAL ment made as to the program of ac- |MR . tivities of the coming season. | Hotel OPTOMETRISTS |~ Invitations have been sent to the ! ST.- N. parents of the boys and to their | brothers, sisters and friends to visit | For Table Reservations the department, make an Inspection | Phone Columbia Two Thousand of its building and take part in the festivities. | | SWING'S SPECIALIZED ROASTING DEVELOPS THE | TRUE CUP CHARACTER OF EACH VARIETY e collRe i | ) day with daddy or mother VERY city has its ONE .BEST VICTROLA NoPurchaseisNecessary STORE—In Washington, that one is LOUIS & CO. Just come and meet Mr. Turlingtor Every boy and girl will want a pair of these gen- uine “Buddy Lee Overalls.” This offer is made to arouse interest in the new Men’s “Lee Unionalls” | AND OVERALLS % | & nificence of Mesco Coffee gains greater pre-eminence. 45c Ib. — M-E-SWING_CO: Mesco Building, 1013 E St. NW. Phone Main 760 ‘ g\'ggy‘ As the days roll by the superior mag- At Special Prices During Demonstratior. __ Lee Unionall e The . quality you W is. For Breakfast I What brightens the eye and moistens the lips like a VICTROLA CLUB DELIVERED , AT ONCE ON PURCHASE OF RECORDS WORTH : spicy, delicious, crispy brown dish of ‘ Mrs. Faunce’s All- Pork SAUSAGE ey’re made and sewn -for EXTRA HARD WEAR. De- monstration Price........ cee Once You Try It Youw'll Always Buy It l This genuine No. 90 Victrola _Many of youfilde‘: !folklsl v:::oa‘;xsgf toFda%n!:e f:r;lilfi("mfir: Lee Overall > : —one of the handsomest of the m::;:,gs “_f\ucj-"',‘,‘{ s:‘:s:ge,w ; _Th-:c recip:s'. for this a"appetizi!\:g In heavy blue denim and ‘ new models—at $125, payable $9 ; treat” was well guarded, and no one knew the secret of its heavy white twill.' Overalls $ 98 per month. m -1 making until now. :g _.j,.duu.. '.;ru.m. ° : P.M. SATURDAY The Keane Provision Company et e o . 3 = + You pay nothing, whatever, on the Victrola for 30 days Now Possess the.“Secret" A lfiflrer tbye:—;“.ud“ it—simply select $6 worth c')f RM.NY and t,_:;fil;gacl‘g:‘\;:ctel'-sisolv:;}-::;g:asing All-Pork Sausage>accord- Sa tur da : i th D C I " 3 A ing . 3 THE ENTIRE OUTFIT, RECORDS AND Today, tymarraw—you may buy s allexdng crocers and Yy 1Is the Day---Lome I1n VICTROLA, IS SENT TO YOUR HOME! = e e : )i e . - . . o Be sure to l:' ok i ONLY 100 OUTFITS TO BE SOLD— Fifty Years oé Serw]r::tg the P_ub?n: With (e g | = f.e:::;, SELECT YOURS NOW—DON!T NET AV Qetter [eats dow display of will demon. o ——————~—— e 1 Lee Unionalls :;nu “.l-e : i = = : 5.0 nionalls an : Keane Provision Co., 621 B N.W. snd Overll e - = AlLPork Products l i