Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921 'G A“.I '[:URBI S'[AR SOLVING THE PROBLEM |1 : HANNA ESTATE TO SONS. , OF DOMESTIC SERVICE |seista: veok omaire Publisher Leaves . skl e et | o Divorost Wives, Modern Offices IN N[w YURK UPERA New York Adopts Business | \oeeys wits pay st the end of o vears| NEW YORK, November 15—The “ work. They are paid overtime &t & |estate of Daniel Rhodes Hanna, mil- Methods Employing “Home As- | j5cciied rate. lonaire publisher of Cleveland, who sistant” on 48-Hour-Week Plan, | A weekly schedule of household|,i.q november 3, fs divided equally, For Rent % NEW YORK, November 15.—New t‘:';'.‘,’;a"‘:fi!'.? i";filo{:’;; oG Sworker After a fow minor bequeat bt;:v:rezr; . In our splendid fireproof building, whichi i~ now near- Metropolitan Season Opens |ork 1s employing business mothods | 332 SVEEY, hour she is scheduled to | ¢icvetana ana A. and’ Carl u.l ing completion—the best location on this busy through ; s o to golve {ts problem of domestic serv- [ out for lunch, When the day's work | Fanni, both of Wateriown, N, ¥, fare. Without Caruso First Time |ice. is ended she leaves for her own|[his will Mr. Hanna expislped that home. . 5 The long vacant place of the old- tentionally omitted from the instru- 1109 t llls C tl t A in Fifteen Years. ed servnml is being taken by WILL_H ONOR VETERAN :l:l:ee':xl -fifi%‘s“’ff,rfl?xi:'x:lfiu%:?’fi?: 111‘:’:15 o Omlec Cll Ve. N me. By the Associated Press. coming to work each day —_— Bequests of $25,000 each were left The _buildi)\qg demb_?d_ies ev?r_\vk n}odt_rn idea in high-class i NEW YORK, November 15.—The|ographer or factor. “ s |to his two secretaries, Herbert W. construction. o detail is overlooked. Single rooms or rooms i Metropolitan opera season opened last [ also buys her own Alberg Miller Carzied “Geass:Fire Foster of Cleveland dnd Louls 1 en suite on second and third floors. Large, bright, airy. .. night, for the first time in fifteen k Orders to Canadians. ) s years, without Caruso. In the late Casazza présented the Metropolitan's {who died in, Buffalo last Friday, just INSURANCE MAN DEAD. Apply Rental Department It was the first time in several sea- | thut women revoited from domeatle |y, quurters to the Canadian forces From Office Boy’s Job. Galli-Curc's pure volce soaring |tion, and the feeling that a certain Mutual Life Insurance Company, died hewest star, Mme Amelita Galli- |group of New York women three vears from the day he carriedg . gons that o Metropolitan company at Mons, {8 to be given a military| BOST! ovember 15.—Roland O. \ 4 through the arias of “Violetta” the An order directing Maj. Gen. V. A.|here yesterday. He was seventy-one left nothing to his divorced wives. s TORONTO, Ontario, November 15.— l 50 t $2 00 P S F t tenors stead, Manager Giullo Gatti- Albert Miller, Canadlan war veteran, . 0 * er q’ 00 Curei, in Verdl's “La Traviata.” Vestigate the problem. They f tiia: Hoonue, fives ierden: Beow - Helitb Hancock President Rose . ) had essayed “Le Traviata,” and with |uncertainty of their hours of recrea- g o V"t Lamb, president of the John Hancock 813 15th St. N\W. Main 2430 ears old. ¢ brilliant first-night audience gave | Pi Ul 14 o¢ the tnvestigation was| and interment of the body of the vet- | ¥ Mr. Lamb B L 4 o res d ad risen from office bo: ::g:;lev:)dtunffieth?:nll;‘:s:n!‘ni;regpfii a delelrmlnulhm to put housework on |eran at xnver‘:u;\nnt ‘n;pcnsc {\nu“r;e‘nl to president and held the latter .,m’.’ sine; . 8 5= v H Gutl 3 e militia T ot e a business basis and make it as dig- | by Hugo Guthrie, minister o u. | tion for the last thirteen years. | / Audience Surrenders. As admirably suited by ph ta wis 111~ it 7 suited—when ¢ before its first audienc ¥ N < 1853, lheo&ussbflle prhl e . ’h i “ P ° ’ R < B - too plump to be anything but laugh- i | 25 ¢ fmesraraissin) 8 “4dnd Man, How I Did Eat f by k &lf Curei mpthuled her audience , the start. And when her rich voice ross in the loved “Ah, fors' o lu | l F ',, her hearers’ surrender was comple Memories of Caruso, the incomp: ea 00 ° rable, came to hundreds of mus have* 1 vho had heard hi th 5 People ‘:"ho ve 'hOPPOd, .::;::m“";: &.f..‘.(’-m:»d“&.‘i‘i‘uhf{ | ; . | A 3 g t! 1 t ot OT, H around” say you can’t L L OO T R Sl OOKING BACK, now, to those vacation days, there's a match Regal’s ali t center of the balcony us a tribute. lively kindling of joy—even in the memory of appetite at quality a Mra. Caruso spent the evening of this ; < . witl . camp-fite meals. 20 NEW STYLES | anywhere near the price. ‘,'f:';’,:.’,'f:’;'“fi,% j.;;‘; With plotures of Black Calfskin Naturally. 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