Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 32

v : : ¥ I I3 MISS SCHULTZ SAID TO CALL HER UP AT NINE gcLock SHARP! IT's Two MINUTES . oF NINE Now, So I BETTER GET BUSY! X ' gymnasium and dancing classes at 8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, (Copyright, i921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark, registered U, ’ 1921. —_— —By .BUD FISHER. | JONES LAUDS ER_ESIDENT. SIX SAILQRSPOMMENDED‘. ; Senator Says Far West Is Pleased |Mr. Denby Cites Men for Heroism ‘With Administration. in Sa¥ng Lives. . Pat. OfT.) CAN'T You S€& T'™M TALKING ? l I'resident Harding i Six enlisted men of the Navy ha the I'a i ast to 1 oAy WIFE ! lhen he w e the opinion of Washingt to this city a er’ He said that Chier in his state. : of hington were very favora sse ¥ Melton - ‘nn]u‘v ed with the adminstration of tha destroyve Mr. Harding and with what he was SR . lm mpting to do. for saving the lves of two Fhey realize the di re swept overbourd coMfront the administratt gress, resulting from the w. Senator Jones; “and th to be patient and to | takes time to solve - iFrom a republican standpoint, jaitugtion in Washington is very fa-| vorable.” Senator Jones sald that business in | ) the Etate was picking up generally ‘The fruit crop, he said, had been ver. good. ‘Distribgtors of High Grade U. S. Gov't Surplus Property Wednesday’s Bargain DISMISSED FOR THEFT | Irregulprities at Restaurant Land | Three Before Police. For irregularities in the Washing- ton Terminal restaurant Lester F. TWilson, checkgr: John Mills and ;Ga-urge R. Thomas, both waiters, who | | were recently arrfested and brought | FRANKO r Kiights of Columbus Evening Sthool MMUNT | tonight: Dressn . Boy room, Alcxander Wolf, chairman, pre- |} Tone 4 cand: brouk ~ l {to deliver weekly Gunday afternoon |o'clock, 1922 11th street. AT THE_ Co. T¥. CENTERS | Band. Community Social Club, b sidings. :;'f.,r“{,';“ Souric Mavs bosn) inveails n {lectures in the National Community . Mrs. Minnie Brunker Ross will de-{ball. Registrations made at thesecre- | Mem of the committee express- | Faied, bV, the Termine Lompany sl ¢« !Youse for Women, 6th and E streets.| Pennsylvania society will hold 2 jjjyer a special lecture tonight on “Art | tary's offic |ed thel «f that the officials of the | To,pcund dismissed from the force. Others who_ will lecture are Rev. | “Philadelphia night,” Willard Hotel. ’ ‘ : ! i L P, | recorder's office were doing all they | Tohee g the L Cathedral hix Awxociation will || Rer Sk Cooten, )\ il " | Applied to Home Furnishing and Ar-| S T o enaliions, o |, TRe result of tht hearing in THE TEMPTING meet Thuy N pm. St Alban's ! po n and Rev. William | Service in celebration of. seventieth | ingement” at the Wiison Normaly WILL URGE PAY RAISE that there was muchdelay i 4. | Court ended in Wilson and Mills H BLERND varish hali. | Kirby' ) anniversary of ‘Trinity Lutheran 1ty ; lee Vil be * ling and withd | 128 Sontenieed 10 Jal) foF £ months IN THE YELLOW : . Church, 4t and E streets. }Community ‘Center. This lecture will be ——— L i . for | the sentence suspended and both mer | BAG of Automotive Engineers Hiso 11| fettowed by the organization of « club; Board of Trade Committee Seeks |municin fon of | Placed upon probation for one T $ /B, wos | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | The Anchor (Masonic) Club will|,, ne known as the Interior Decors- (e commith entirely inadequate,s Thomas when convicted i, aki I Cheney and 2 meet at 8 o'clock in Ebbirt Hotel | i, " ng Commercial Art Clpb, und +| Higher Salary for Judges. {and, while no :ific recommenda- | 01 Probation for a simil H. S McDowell TODAY. Representativel William "D, Upshaw | o8 (% (O TE e Day Lourhead. | : ik e it ecided o | Wa® givén the full senten 5 rk Civie-Study Club will | Will be principal speaker. {and will meet tomorrow 1 it tne| Drastic changes in the alleged pres- | | S0 o8, " Commissioners re- | bY the probation authorities, - Red Croxs ‘ollexe Women's oc rk Library. " v . PFe Wilson Normal Cen arse | €Nt unsafe housing conditions of pub- | gurding a substantial increase. It was charged at the time that the Club, will m row at 10 wm. Women’s committee, Federation of . art|lic cocuments in the recorder of | t three men retained all or a part of | Citizens’ Association, at National Mu- seum, 8§ o . . Battery A, 110th F. A, District Nar | tina) Guard, will meet for enlistments |and physteal examinations. clubhouse, I8 | utive com lumbia Fed- of Bantis! at United ng Peoples’ ia, 6 o'clock. ete. day afternoon at 3:30 to o other ¢l e t Board of educnt will_meet “to- | ["nion. afeter! morrow at 4 pm. in Franklin School cher Assoriation Peabody Pary t the® school, | will meet at 2 A Short-story Writing Club i feature to be introduced at the Fri ize an- Wilson 3 mal Columb'a Loded Wo. 85, I B. P. O.| X, e ntrpduced Al he o Wit of that _ TOM |12y eeill ‘Hold recention at COnvention | NoL T8l CommUnILy oy and Fri Elect HerBert Ric Hall. Al organizations invited. night ; & Wil carry fourna of the Covenant, in le ——— 0 i other writings of # Chureh of the Covenant,| Benjamin Franklin Council, American |Jiterary nature, and wi e, S, Association for Reccgnition of Irih Re- [ supervision of Louis J. '3 H stree 0! ublie, will ‘meet at 8:30 g'clock, i cting w for mardi . Congress Heights, to | mmunity Asso- | Trinity Church Hal. £ N "l";;;mflrsl meeting will be tom be announ . n_“achievement | Xaies Cn " ey i . their . Ne'son A% Miles Camp. No. 1.| The “achievement b and Dramatle ard Musieal Guild, N. C. s o'clock. WV will meet at 8 0'clock, Per- | dadw: eoul isten to ag ! . M. | be held tomorrow at 8 .p.m Brown and Hall. 11th and E streets. Annual | talks tonight by Judze. Willis Bi W34 setts avenue. Prominent; —— visitation. / S Charles Demonet and Miss ( 3 peake! Halloween dance under auspices: of " — Norton at the John: Powell Com- = “lub. 01! The Columbia Heights Citizens' Asso- | munity Center. T~ will he mysic. Charlexs P Neill. formerly @ be given. i ciation is to meet at s o'clocit tonight | St. Stephen s Parish Hall, 3017 14th ! St. S The following « ar ser of the poard of education. is of the five v men s by s opening its sireet northwest. st Washingtol € S @ SEF “You wear as you pay —the Castelberg way” Our policy is to sell a.thoroughly reliable class of merchandise at prices that will match the best effers of strictly, cash stores, and by granting the easiest kind of credit terms. make it possible for every responsible person to have whatever is desired—to have it at once and enjoy its possession while paying in a way-they can afford. ine Values =\ ¥ o1 - 2] 4 GG X N GG, 4 N ) T Exquisite strands of these fine pearls. Guaranteed not to peel, break or discolor. These necklaces, scientifi- zally construct- $ l | White Diamonds Set in a_choice variety of g4-Kt. Solid* Golil . mountings for Ladies and Gentlemen. . Octagon-Shaped Watch Bracelets Of pure 14- Kt. White Gold, fitted with guar- anteed 15 - jew. ments. 7 ed and per- fectly match- ed beads, are 26 inches long. move- 4 > The watch is one of those handsome thin-model ELGINS that are so much in demand at this time. Its case is guar- anteed for 20 years and-its'move- ment is backed up both' by the makers and ourselves. . The chain is a beautifu] Waldemar, fully guaran- teed, and the knives may be had y in a number of different styles. At | the combination price, this will at : .once be recoznized as a very exceptional value. . Open a +Charge Account on the Following’ Easy Terms: On Purefnases up to $25 Purchases Pay 50c a Week Pay S0c a From $25 to $30 From %36 Pay $1.00 a Week Pay 8 From $50 to $75 From Pay $1.30 a Week Pay 8! From $75 to $100 Pay $2.00 n Week Larger amounts in the same proportion. ~ A A N S oz S . % e ) 43 i) q i ANS I N\ \ N i 3 i) D iy 1~ DS - DEGGK ol A < | the s collected on several different s L el i occasions. sed salaries for judges of | IRANSFER ARMY CAPTAINS. | ————————— the Municipal Court, will be urged in | Capts. Moses F. Cowley, 5th :In- ! the annual report of the law committee | fantry, and Roy T. Rouse, S§th ln-! SEATED IN HOUSE. of Vaspington Board of Trade. 10 | tantry, have been transferred to the | Chester W. Tavlor was aworn in yes. ntéd to the full board at a | N s terda a_member of the House from & Novembr 14. The commit- |1anks and ordered to-duty with the ipe rkansas distriet. He suc- tok up these points yesterday | Franklin cantonment, Camp Meade, | ceeds his father, the late Representa- fternoon at a meeting in’the board- | Md. j tive Samuel M. Taylor. deeds’ offic and in - N. FRANK & SONS 1006 Pa. Ave. 4 1115 H St. N. 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I The Greatest Savers of I Time, Labor and Money See the Domestic Science Cabinets in Our \indow Featuring the Bed Davenports 2 Oak or Mahogany Finish ‘ Special, $31.75 (Liberal Credit Terms) sl ot This $37.50 Kitchen Cabinet $22.50 Open a Charge Account A < slend ct, substan- tialiy built and nicely fniched. The utility and good appearance of the Bed Davenport makes it a very important furnishing. At very _sm_al] cost, it gives you an extra bedroom when needed. .\olld.icare-- #ul construction and nice finish make this a very desirable piece. . Base is fitted with two large bins and two drawers; top has two glass doors. to 40% Reductions, on all There are 10% 3 S‘toves’ and Heaters THs £ = Coal Range $129 $28.75 A splendid Range, the guaranteed “Patapsco” make— six-hole top. Bakes perfectly. Is especially cconcmical in the use of fuel and will give satisfaction in every par- ticular. This Bedroom Suite (Liberal Terms) , Sale Price, Here is a splendid:suite of Colonial pattern ; the massive Dresser 48 inches long, large Chiffonier, Triple-mirror Toi- let Table, Two-inch Post Ribbon-finished Brass Bed. The wood pieces are all of selected quartered oak and with this fine brass bed make a handsome outfit at a very low price. (Easiest Credit Terms) Peter Grogan & Sons Co. - ROGAN'S 817-823 Seventh St., N.W.