Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921.' €5 years n Busmess at 12% inomelz Furricrs for Sixty-five Yeors Jaunty—Nelu—S fylish A ' Sports Coats o S5E etch. Of All- wiih big. bushy, Natural Raccoon Collar: large, full animal, finely marked, The Sports Coats are shown in Be: and Tan ghades, full silk lined, in all sizes, for women and miisses. Tast ke th wool Sport Cl Mannish Sport Great Coats Special, $3 5 ixcellent quality FPolo Coats, .ombining warmth and style with a minimum _of weight. Splendid Coats for Walking. Business or Motoring. Remarkable values at our Speclal Price of $35. A Special From the Fur Department French Seal Coats—Imported skins and beau- full 40-inch sweep. Specially priced : Your Home A MACY Sectional Bookcase in your home will encourage the children to a deeper inter- est in literature and in their studies. It provides a con- venient and safe place for their books and adds attractiveness to the room. 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DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN.: Dalegates and s !gate and Keen~ alternate from the clerical force. Hugh F. Me- Quecney represents the janitorial e e L MAIL BANDITS, BEWARE—MARINES MEAN BUSINESS. Clonely following Secretary Denby's order, assigning marines to guard the mails throughout the country, “Devil Dogw” mnde their sppearance at Union station and other points of this city where mail {s'handled, heavily armed nd rendy for action. This picture shows two of Uncle Sam’s braves on the job with a mail truck of the city | poxt office. | SUES FOR DIVORCE. " WILL TAKE EXAMINATION. Urs. James E. O'Neil Also Asks|Six D. C. Applicants for West for Property Accounting. Point in Entrance Test. Declaring that she saved §4000 out o | Six resldents of this city have been o per week for house- with which her husband | esiEnated by the adutant general rior tonight; moderate southerly usiness now netting him | of the Army to take mLramee ox i iss,um; 4 Year, and asserting that he |amination, March 7 next, with a view | .St Virginia—Probably rain to-|SPends his money on other women and | i, their admission to the United States nd tomorrow; colder tomorrow. | §ialed that he would “go to jail before | Ayjjtary ‘Academy July 1 next. Three A e e e PDOIL | Of them were appointed by the District | . wult fol hte. divares oy Taed | commissioners—Rol S. W, Wa ker, : Ruit for an absolute divorce and ac-iSra )sch street: Fivin R. Hetberg, ir. against her husband, James k. | #3720 154h stree EL0eTE: In THE WEATHER | ! District of Columbla and Maryl. | with probably rain .- ight and tomorrow; warmer tonight; noderate southerly winds. a Roucnerty 5 ¢ lan allowa Virginla—Unsettied, with probably 2% alioaanc purchased 0.25: 8 i They were married April 18, | {5 10T e, the 25: 8 pm. | 15 M. Reeve, te, 1842 . n : 16th str. : 12 midnight, 30.13; 4 a.m., 3"'”'? e 1 ohn L. DeWits. ir.. 1444 Rhode Island L08; 0.0 avenue, his been appointed x cadet from the fifth district of Connecticit Ail trades and industries have been | a » co-operate In the “perfect N movement” to be conducied | jonn C. Campbell, 1819 G _strest, ap- i the month of November by hointed a cadet from South Dakota, and ure s date la: railroads, steamship lines and | M . 1444 Rhode I xpress companies of the United appointed a cade 19: lowest. 39. nd & enun, Condition of the Water. I States and Canada. The purpose of | ¢ 1arve by the Preside the movement 18 to stimulate fur. | 3t faree by the President. re and condition of the ; | et Pt = r public interest in good packing | PR I A Greac il Temper: shipments and fo enable the carc| The Bolivians prepare from clay| . clear. {o improve the transportation | a eauce that adds relish to their po -River Waters. tatoes, ¢ Jl Puts It In YourHome THIS WEEK ONLY the of Statious. convenient Joying the comfort “Minneapolis” con- tention and performs its before you arise and matn- : Q Q You can pay | monthly terms— and convenience of troiled furnace. duties autornatically — taining an uniform tempera- 9 the balance in 6 while you are en- a home heated by a It requires little at- that of heating the home ture night and dav. 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WILL WRECK BUILDINGS. $25 SALARY LIMIT. hPlnnu for the wrecking of several of | Prisoners’ Relief Society Places the unusecd temporary buildings erect- . ed for war purposes, on leased ground | Maximum Amount for Services. west of 17th street and south of New | No officer or e York avenue, are under consideration ' ers’ R ! by the public building commission, of | t whigh Senator. Smoot is chairman. | of The ground legses are to be can-| aft ploye of the Prison- y i= to receive mor« Following an investigation cover- ing a perlod of two months, Detec-lceled and the bulldings eold to the| The directors reported e .g.'n-,« highest bidders, following the con-| of 1y be in good shape. ;:"" Sanders and Evans and Internal | { BEEH GG T ference on limita- | E. E. Duddiug, president, will be In ovenue Agent Rakusin of the nar- of the socicty during the en- tion of armament and Pacific and far | € ’eallern questions. & astern questions. 0 swmevedr T s e e cotic squad yesterduy arrested Sam- year. uel de Sante, thirty-two years old, 338 Unlon avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. as he stepped from = train at Union station. The officers reported the : seizure of cocaine valued at approxi- The Proof of the Pudding mately $1,500, the bootleg price be-|& _js in the ecating with Dr. Wyeth's handmade coalne T've ever meen’ tuken’ trom a5 ANTEED for IP or DROP. ¥ Light as a feather, the pudding is going to taste mighty nice. . ‘erms of Payment to Suit Examination Free Cleanliness is one of our many striking features. the wslizhtest semblance of ond, honext d ntistry un_rfl‘ person under arrest,” remarked Detec- | tive Sanders, who has been head of | the squad a number of years. i It 1s belleved by members of the! neurotlc squad that De Sante expect- | ed to dispose of the cocaine in a| lump to a local distributor. The nar- | cotic was contained in 308 one-gram packages and nearly two pounds in bulk. De Sante had only about $% My perfect in cash in his possession when ar-| (3 Socrton Tecth| Gond frdge. rested and taken to police head- [ B Will Not ip Work, avarters. £ or Drop—S5.00. | s3_gi—ss Fillings. 0o to §1 up Members of the gquad have worked | £ Other Sotx of | per Tooth 1B Kol siiver, wmal- hary to identify New York and local connections of the’man under arresi and it was not until yester actually succeeded in e: identity of the alleged suppl o Teeth. £5.00 up., Open Every Even Lrdy and mrids i ette da keep rame aud (ocation of our office ing_Until 8 0'Cloc -~dance, All Wi your When arraigned before United States | Commissioner Hitt on a charge of violation of the Harrison law, De| Sante waived a preliminary hearing ! and was held for action by the grand | jury.” He was releascd under $5.000, ond. MR/ RIRIUR D RICR R IR DRl R DR RIRRICIR] £ : % Dr. WYETH, 427-29 7th Street N.W. rand Union Tea Co. Largest and Most Thet. oughiy Eauipned Furlors ia W ho=e Main 7066. 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