Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1921, Page 10

10 S i -THE. SUNDAY./STAR, T\WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 6, 1921—PART 1. . AR \ 4 RECITAL TO BE GIVEN [(hs,teor and dectre thac the nomines FOR SOLDIER GUESTS |tors Ta"the: past hicve preventea: the confirmition of nominees from their son may not be held within that un- ot the Benate: VOTE TO'OUST ATTORNEY. ) It is belleved that the administra-| BOSTON, November 5.—The counci! tion is vr"en:red to g0 the limit to|of the Middlesex Bar Association H see the Johnson nomination con-|.o..4 o _— own states. It Is pointed out, how- Yoted today to bring disbarment pre firmed. = every that' the nomination of Johnson, chedings against Nathan A. Tufts. who /o . P ¢ 7 = District of Co- z was removed from office as district ; Miss Williams of Georgia to Sing s to an ofice In the Dlatrict of G0l A man should welgh twenty-eight |attorney of Middlesex county by tho - " y Dialect Songs at Wardman that reason the objection of Mr. Wat- ' pounds for every footfof his helght. |supreme court recently. . i i* 3 i 2 ——_—-__—_———_—_ E X Park Hotel., An Armistice week recital of old El i 's W i diale : a IE|{Coming Year’s Work Will Be otk SR S Bt 2 ing Louise Al Willi: f Devoted Aimost Entirely to | Grorsia in e bairoom of the Wara o 7 AIIRI'H,I";( K];h"e,l A number of Wal- : . er e ospital convalescent sol- R Aid of Disabled Velerans. |iieessed ity onvaioscent el, | F The Manlvy Bosom . A\ll.*i;d\\'”llumn' guests. During th VO Vi h i Mrd: ‘Theodore, W, Bichardm world war her recitals were given a 2\S , HE modern dress-shirt Edith Morrison Brosius, harpist; 0 e resa Sanford McDonald Mason Norris, nist, and H. Leroy Lewis, bari- @ ] Wit]l its pearl front of 1B Final “ Reductions Effective October 25, 1921 ety o Army and By canton i ments, Miss Williams will be assisted by chairman_of the women's com- mittee of the fiftth Red Cross roll call, has issued an earnest appeal fo the women of the District to volunteer their l vi o services at once to solicit mem- | |{one. Aprll, 1921 Now b4 Reduced I)erlshln'sl tdurlns u“;b ('u;uln'g Among the patrons and patronesses . > . roll call from November 11 to | |are Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Lady Auck- 1 d dS f p 24, Applicants should enlist at | |land. Geddes, S 5 ne aits deman Téuring. . . .$1925 $1365 $560 roll call headquarters, 1414 F | |ture and oy, -Rertotary: of SABTIOnL- | { P i street northwest. Roadster. . .$1925 $1365 $560 E ! Coupe. . . . .$2960 . T $2245 $715 E érDITlh.l,‘lflnIhL Red Croas roll call of the E | | District of Co'umbla Chapter will begin b Sedan. Wi -$3035 $2295 3740 é,; untli Thanksgivii day. This annual ator and Mrs. fi::::‘hl AN Fridey, Noyember. 11, and continu Wi s, | event consists of enrol.ing m mbers in | o4 A “Atles P ith Cord Tires . |this -~ great relief organization. The |30 “oleh Trwin Fre Mrs. Joseph Irwin France and a large ]% ¢ S and Mrs. A. W. Hr MG ear laundering that lav- g;l ishes care. Let us bring s out every attribute of' % dressiness in your @ ator and Mrs. quota allotted to Washington is 360.000. | representation of official Washington || Headquarters opencd in the od M in congressional and military cn—clea.' DELIVERED IN WASHINGTON; D. C. [ L e | |t iose of the, camon) A 'COMMITTEE TO REPORT @ ] -shirts. TOLMANIZE! w The new prices are possible because there is no old stock at the factory. e acticany’ aevore JOHNSON FOR RECORDER 4 New materials are purchased in the present market and production is be- Mt bEamabion. sesera = . @ ing increased over 200% over any previous capacity. Peace-Time Policy. Fight A . g » % «Xow that the American Red Cross|Fig gainst Confirmation of Col- | ’ l ‘h ’ I \ 1 L d TE It is our sincere belief that the Hupmobile is the best car of its class in has é;})r‘sgeé [s'{?':'c fr?éf&éi‘?:”fi?fifjfl?fi? ored Man for D. C. Office Will |! e olman aundar 5 @ tke world. Iy organized to carry it out. but can-| Be Taken to Floor. S F. W. MacKENZIE, Manager 2 : \ ’ /&1 |in Washington during the past year! -y has heen. emphasized so thoroushly |recorder of deeds for the District of | nc = |5y’ the' vesalts they have obtained | Columbia will be reported favorably 4 ’ ® that 1 am sure the citizens of the{t0 the Senate, it Is expected. follow- . 7 i eal |INg & meeting of the District com- 3 iDistrict will respond to this appeal |Ing a meeting of am, ee am. Oa for memberships and contributions | Mittee on Wednesday. The siheom- Ch plun Street at Kalor: . R d lwim the same spirit that has actuated | Mittee In charge of the nomination : | these women to keep up their tasks|has completed its investigation of No detail of handiwork @ not 0o so without the financial support. e Aotk of the Red Cross women | The nomination of Henry Lincoln! Cor. 6th and C Streets NN\W. LEL jJohnson, colored, of Georgia to be, |k R o . - | omitted—this s the @ (Below Eighteenth) s g ‘ar. | charges made against the noml ~ v haye performed since the war. minee, | o ac] They are willing to continue their |and it is understood that it will re- s spirit of TOLMANIZING! [ | North 5050 | self-sacrifices, and It remains for all {POFL the nomination favorably to the those who can afford to give a dona- | full committee. The Johnson nomination will not be confirmed without a fight, how- tever. Senaior Watson of Georgia is! strongly opposed to confirmation &nd s suid b wouid fizht t to the iasi | T e G ,“‘“‘““‘“‘""*" i N . ditch, There Is some speculation ati i ‘ i SUBRare L endy Samre if the Georgia senator shonid 1 on 3 | Favorable responses indicating con- tinued support of the R=d Cross have been received from the following lernmental departments and organ nterior, Justice, | ate, Post Office, | Phone Franklin 71. @ {d [qC Co-operating Pennsylvania Seventh T seith ew Red Cross posters are y International Alliance of Bill Post Avesime - n Strest jand Billers of the United States anc | Cunada, Local 67, S | Washington, the Rotary ; l ‘merchants of the city, Mrs. Charles [l V. Wheeler of the District Red Cross | Motor Corps and Mrs. J. D. Wemple, | We invite our foreign visitors to feel perfectly free {all of whom volunteer their services. (| ;- to make use of the services of our interpreter. i Ronl Commtretas Teatieest Baskix ;’ | . | - Advertisement. | iz D i CITY CLUB SUFFRAGE | GROUP PLANS SESSION e 7th and D Streets N.W. Close 6 P.M. D. C. Suffrage Bills—Babson I“l to Address Members. Hi |eropaneclts cRisch s | Selection at The Hub is merely a matter of getting I T e s S nn e [ the right style and size---you can safely take the quality i ;bills to he begun Tuesday by the Senate District committee. | R R ;1’ . and dependability for granted. 5 The suffrage group was one of the ! | S s e Convénient Credit Terms Arranged Cast Iron Coal Range ! trict suffrage question. While the ||l|ii group’s action did not commit the |||l Free.... .. ¥|club itself, the group being prac- tically autonomous, it has wielded a considerable influence. il Roy L. Neuhauser, who was chalr- man of the group last year, has de- {clined re-election and FPaul E. Lesh, |secretary, is prominently mentioned | for_the position. 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