Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 11

‘ . ‘- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TC. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1921. HARRY LAUDER “DOM FINE MON,” Anciens Pekin W alls || Witches, Black Cats and Goblins DOPEY DAN FINDS IN INTERVIEW| | "' smeeyEines | To Hold Sway in D. C. Tonight ||| Are Your Children’s Shoes Right? | By the Assoclated Press. Witches are smiling between hag-| to prevent annoyance, insults and PEKING, October &~—Com- struetion of a modern tram- way system will wi BY W. H. CLAGETT. By this time the fool purp Ginger had got & squint of the fuzzy-wuzzy con- Dear Folks: cern the Scottish knight had danglin’ i l . | damage to property. When your knowledge of the cus-|on the front of his kiltle, and was e iy ot sl:fl teeth ul they &"ll up their broom “In "case of ;hll;’rfini' the order ° P frothin’ at the nostrils! stick monoplanes ay. reads, . “those who fal 0 appreciate toms and lingo of a people is limited | T ‘ fa of little | | the city,” 1 ns submitted pprecia | rs oes T & wee amktlenin of Ketohy Solffon s SRR s \atoud to” the muntelpallty Black cats are glving Instructions|warning given should be taken to . = 1 their parents, but those of older years terms, and occasfonal visit' to the|as he':dvnnced fln‘)wn the hall, wig- to black kittens on etlquette an@| ;o570 only be taken to their par- e pussywillow! ight especially. ents, but their names, and those of public library Andy Carnegoe give y The company. fm its memo- | [conduct for ton Us, and hazy recollection of & long- |1 cood, Fetice i yout dugiout. he's| | randum —fers o the city walls | | Spooks are gleefully chortling and thelr patents with nome sStresss or youn feet 2 T I o s Taw | | ®% “useleas” and cites the “fime | |rubbing their spirit-hands as they | and particulars. should be taied And s y neck, square-bottom brown bottle, |1t example of Tientain® where | |meditate on the blood which they [sent to the Juvenile t and thrives on fluffy things, view to prosecution. bearin’ & crown on its label, it's no | fuag . : | | the walls were rased several | |will make run cold tonight. on abe dead or alive; oh, please keep away! e O ol for thist -fidy W onr Vo1 vents. lance. T sto! e - o Fepresentative of tnat people 10 bbbt Salsforth | |anyal dance, The very omitions| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. are the very last word in children’s shoes and are built representative of that people for an| Ginger tied, I then went inside and interview, especially when said repre- | for the next hour had one of the most themselves for the night of activities. TONIGHT. Sentative carries a skean-dhu in his|enjoyable chats that ever fell to my sock and is a regular, honest-to-|lot. O course, folks, ‘twould be im- School Youngsters Ready. D. K. E. Fraternity will give indoor Anathe. trresiatiblc, Irrepresaible | neld meet, entivea e Haloween [l €0 give tender, young feet the proper protection when ®oodness knight, such as Sir Harry |possible to detail here all that was American youngster sitting at some | o1 Cosmos Club. Lauder. K. O. B. 1"‘l‘rll'x of Clyde, t! serve the anclent wi of Dunoon, on the | said. but summin’ up what I gathered cotland, but I done |from the clear-eved, rosy-cheeked, deep-chested little entertainer, who Bein® one of them ‘“crocodiles” |I'd much rather hear sing than to try who'll try anything once, yesterday |to intereat in a gold brick, I learned: afternoon I dolled up in some old| That he's turned all topsy-turvy tweeds, snitched one of Lon's plaid- |over America and Amerlcans; that he bordered handkerchiefs, stuck a|tbinks Washington more wonderful feather in my sombrero, and takin'|every time he comes here; that he's a my dog Ginger along, hot-foot it for |bug over golf and hopes to have a the New Willard Hotél, arrivin' there |few rounds durin' his stay; that he just fifteen minutes after the popular | will be in our midst for a week; that little “hoot mon” had been shown to[his good missus is with him, as al- his soot! ways; that he hopes the Irish ques- tion will be settled to the satisfaction Pusaywillow Makes Glnger Mad. | 0% tnat while he is not in favor equipment would be | |school desk today. hidden behind his . iking the mew trame | |Eeography, is conducting a clandes-| Community entertalnment and dance, they most need it. Parents are way system, it s stated Rere. -~ hind him on the plans for pranks and | Thomson School, 8 o'clock. All in- ghost-chasing on the eve of all hal- | vited. that sounded like it come from the|lows. assured also when their children depthe, Sir Harry slowly said: “God| Clubs will be the scenes of celebra- | Bishop Willlam F. Anderson, D. D., grant that good comes out of the con- t':gns !ug ml“l‘ um{ women who ‘wu{(n k,x,, ‘1,3 I;'m\\;"%“"c:“ ‘l‘BE“l‘ll\‘u“‘d ; 5 ference! T think it will. A safety-|boys and girls not many vears back. New World,” Wesley Chapel, 5th an e D S e e UL A T grow into manhood and woman- peace for the sake of the world!" for the dinner parties which will be a : Then, takin’ another draw on his|staged by celebrating Washingto- | Halloween costume dance at Women's - - brier, he cried, “War, bah! It's alll nians. Policemen have received their | City Club, 9 to 12 o'clock. llOOd the W]ll have the satlsfac- wrong! Your boy and my boy must|annual warnings to prevent pranks| . ... ts have been y brave! Rot! I say one should live il S thelr friends at the Louisiana So- 3 = se, not die for it!| And—Washington is ready for an- " . = - Yes, I pray God that the conference| But woe betide the youth who falls | JIERt &% 8 o'elock B e will succeed!” A far away look came[!nto the arms of the police while 2 X fill d thei d t hei hild into his face, he rubbed his knotted |draEging a stolen gate down the| potomac Councll, K. of C., will hold € eir duty to their ¢ ren lieves legitimate drama will soon| hand over his brow., and quickly |Street, or the youngster who fills his| g carnival dance tonight at K. of C. _|come back to its own, and that his|switched the conversation to some-|Pockets with flour to throw Into the |Hall, 606 E street. ge Lway¥ lknees are callous to the cold, which |thing else. face of the pedestrian, possibly caus- & and chirp in my best Scotch, “Haigjg 4 dqurned sight more than mine are. ing blindness or eye trouble. Be- as far as the feet go by having d Hal, Sir H: , how b h 1d Wel Friend. cange G i Y Siibperecns Hiarrys how be the o Hozex In Armn Conference. I had purposely left that part to|hax issucs scoint ustiuctions o ss| RAILMEN TO CONFER. i Ski{::nru; mighta been bitratin' yet Cleanin’ up the preliminaries, as it 1i i Children’s ,‘IOJel in !‘ i e Sl b, e VTR, 30 | I 5 PSS 35 11 o Lo, ' e then hat ¢ waa| DOLCCRER OF (he tpic worsros. 7 ocme nn|lll bought Mrs. A. R. King Shoes i standin’ in the light of the afternoon |question of the hour, what he thought |time for me to make my getaway, I| Pranks O. K.; Rowdyism Barred. | protherhood officials and executives of Gun Metal and Tan | l'eusr:,Rr::xr:dv&-::e:;:{:;;4:;;§;:. :3_?‘211:;‘; l\]\;({;\"!::ln‘l:):"‘alh:'\‘l‘nlflt‘l‘r)l:lal'r“olt:le\: most | grabbed the outstretched hand, and| “Innocent pranks will be permitted.” | the Internluunl},d'and ?‘r:nghl\'urlh;;n ~ - ~ 1 atolld liitle Scotsman who's brought |siaged in tho history of civilization, [61vin' it a meanin' shake, quickly|his order today reads. “Rowdylam |Eiheret here tday Tun the Bl during the growing period. Calf Skin. i Joy to the hearts of so many millions [and in o doin’ I didn’t overlook the[beat it on my way, glad that I'd had | will not be tolerated.” conferences of brotherhod leaders upon in_the world! ; opportunity of extendin’ the little |the interview, and gladder still that| Motor cycle and bicycle forces will | the status of the trainmen's strike on “Come in, me mon, I'm glad to see|Scot my sympathy for the loss of his|it's possible to have Harry Lauder, Sir |be increased and the men will be in- | the raflroad. was the cheery greetin' tossed |lad durin’ the great war! or no Sir, in our midst durin' such|structed to display an activity that| 8ix hundred trainmen of the Interna- he threw wide the door. Quicker'n I can write it his whole [ nerve-rackin’ times! Good luck to ye, [will result in an absence of rowdy- |tional and Great Northern who struck “Thankvye, sir!” 1 said. “But please | manner changed. His dancin’ gray | me sturdy Scot; yere a dom fine mon! |ism. Maj. Gessford directed that spe- | October 22 still were out today pend- wait & minute till I tie up my dog!” leyes turned to steel, and in a voice I thank you. DOPEY DAN. ‘cial attention be given to older boys |ing the result of the deliberations. _—_— - — Waltin® patiently till the “come-up” | of prohibition, he's a firm believer in signal_was bashed me by the phone |fomperance in all things, especlally Miss, T beat it aloft, but instead of [gnaceh and licker; that every decent Dullin’ a hurried knock, I fddled . t around the hall for nigh' onto three | “paserpents Johneon 105t aneye o minutes tryin' to figure out whether |the land of the thistle; that he be- T'd receive a warmer welcome by ¢ dashin’ in hummin' “I Love a Lassie,” or just enterin’ in a ree-fined w == Youw’ll be agreeably sur- || prised at the length of honest wear Mrs. A. R. King Shoes give. No Interest— No Extra Charges Select Any Style— Pay $1.00 a Week Complete line in all the new, leathers and nature’s foot-shap- We Will Make Delivery at Once BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DABLE STORE® Or Hold If Desired ing lasts from the first baby step shoe to growing girls’ sizes. In Attractive Model for Growing Girls both turned and Goodyear welt soles 7 : Gun Metal and Tan . bl . =—pPrices very reasonanie. $3 000 One-Da y Sale ] uesda Y i [owsum SRy i — , | Wa’:'lhington’c i 3 I . t il - ' «= BERBERICH'S k. | A . 1868 Progressive N i Shoe House 1:‘ i . il 813 Penna. Ave. - 1116-1122 7th St || $3,000 IS THE MARK WE HAVE SET FOR THIS ONE DAY’S bought, just for this one day’s business, at prices lower than they have been J i business. It's a pretty big total, we'll admit—and there is only one way for years. L i =) C to reach such a figure; that is, to offer such unequaled values that the person AN EVENT WHICH WILL PROVE THAT GOLDENBERG'S leads with a need”or a wish for a'sewing machine cannot afford to let these offer- the way in value-giving with the greatest offerings of desirable sewing ings pass by. machines Washington has ever seen; in fact, every machine will be marked Thousands of dollars’ worth of dependable sewing machines have been at great reductions for this opening event. A Shirt Sale | by George! | Leereoreh ---and they’re shirts you'll be proud to wear. Obk, man! What a shirt sale—the big- gest we've ever held. There are soft French cuff s and stiff cuff shirts. The materials are woven Madras, fine Sateens and Repps. The stiff cuff shirts are made of Harmony Percales. Every shirt is perfectly tailored to fit RIGHT and guaranteed fast color. Sizes are from 14 to 18. When you see these shirts you'll want half a dozen at the $80 Domestic Cabinet $65.00 This price for one day only. Is very artistic In design—it is one of the finest grade cab nets made by the Domestic Sewing Machine Co.: has every modern feature for the ease of the sewer. Guaranteed 20 years. $50.00 New Willard $36.00 Automatic 11ft, ball-bearing; fine oak case and made by the famous Domestic Sewing Machine Company. Easy run- ning and long lived. $70.00 Domestic $52.00 For this sale marked near manufacturing cost. The machine with a life of wear, 20 years’ guarantee; service ball-bearing automatic Fine oak case. $69 Willard Cabinet $47.00 This . high-grade cabinet marked at a price that should sell all we have in a few hours. Domestic made, same standard service as a Domestic. 880 Domestic Rotary $60.00 This wonderful rotary, speedy. light running; as near noiseless as a sewing machine can be made: built so you can attach electric motor. A ma- ine built to stand high , eed; specially priced for this sale. Women Are Enthusiastic 4 Domestic Rotary Sewing Mackine No finer tribute could be paid the Domestic Electric Sewing Machine than the success it has won iu the brief time since its introduction. Simplicity, ease of operation, ease of control. Styles admirable for the home. The handsome cabineis of the machines make them zeal furniture, as you will notice from the artistic styles of the machines shown. Let us show you this wonderful machine. lift. Special $20 Allowance For Your Old Machine, Regardless of Condition This very unusual offer is an actual reduction from the regular low selling price. The allowance is for this sale only and is made to assist those who want an electric machine and do not want to sacrifice their old machine as a total loss. Library Table Electric Library Table Electric. Choice mahogany, American ‘walnut or oak finishes; Queen Anne and Windsor designs. $20.00 Allowance Domestic Electric Domestic Electric Drop Head. ‘We feature this machine as one of the best where high speed Is necessary. Can be changed from electric to foot power in & moment. $20.00 Allowance Portable, Compact Electric A few of the special features are belt drive, also extension to base, giving wide range when sewing. Basswood cover that can be shipped and han- dled without packing. A splen- did compact machine. Domestic Cabinet . Electric Domestic Cabinet Electric, combination foot or electric, can be changed as desired. Oak, American walnut or ma- hogany. $20.00 Allowance Full cut in Pink, Blue, Tan and White; sizes A toD. : Boys’ Two-Pants WOOL SUITS 7 to 14. Boys’ Chinchilla OVERCOATS gE-:de:;’f}“rmfi.’li: $ 4.50 laid lined. Bnntifufiy td?ared coats and at the low Take Your Choice at 2 PRICE Singer W hite Standard The Free > Cotton Pongee Pajamas $9.29 price of .. Y, Price, $33.75 There is only a limited ber of cach style. Early ction advised. While these ‘machines have had slight use, they are guaranteed to give satistactory service. 5 and 7 wers. $21.75 ‘When we say half price for this machine, don't get the im- pression it is a cheap machine. They can’t be manufactured at this price. Drop head, ball- bearing; complete smet of at- tachments guaranteed. 15 Price, $30.00 Slightly used, but in first- class condition and will give as good service as a new ma- chine. Every one sold with ou:'fuaumee of satisfactory service. 1 Price, $31.00 The Eldredge Drop Head, 4 drawers, ball-bearing, ozk fin- ish, full set of attachments. ‘Will be sold as demonstrators.