Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1921, Page 7

POLCENEN AWAT | RESLT O TESS § [ Many Anxious to Learn What Action Will Be Taken by Oyster. Numerous members of the police force Open Saturday Evenings Till 9 0'Clock By Joining Qur Great Xmas Club Grafonola Offer Now " You Save $40 : § This Beautiful $140 Grafonola . . .. ......$100.00 3 Six 10-inch 85c Rec- B | are anxiously awaiting the result of the (] [ physical tests that are belag given all 8] | members of tae force who have reached 3 |the age of sixty vears. Commissioner James F. Oyster’s order for the exam- ination to be made came as a complete surprise. With but few exceptions, It is stated, the men ordered before the board of B | police eurgeons are anything but willing 8 | to request retirement, clalming they are |, B | stlll_hale and hearty and able to give B) { the District valuable service. It is prob- fj 'able that the tests wiil be finished the Iatter part of the week and taen the findings will be transmitted to Com- missioner Oyster. Forced Retirements Likely. What the Commissioner will do is problematical. It ie generally believed 3 | in police circles, however, that there will 2l be a number of forced retirements all along the line. “Speaking of men over sixty years of age being able to perform police remarked a member of the “the department had a le of age being no handicah a number of years ago in the person of Thomas Markward, a mounted policeman. It was related that Markward's name had been mentioned on more ~ne accasion for retirement, but Puts this Machine in your home—bal- ance on easy payments. Order your machine at once—and we will deliver now or at Xmas, as desired. Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G Street perform duty as ever before. Retired In Seventies. He offered to enter a room with the board of'surgeons and participate {n . a free-for-all combat, saying the last man to jump out of the window i would be considered the best man. He concluded with the statement that he would be last to go through the win- dow. He was retired when he was more than seventy. z WARNING! Warwick Lodge Jumper Suits $14.85 With the coat—a sport suif Y Without the coat—a jumper dress . sport suit and a jump- er dress in one. Simply remove the coat—and you aré¢ smartly dressed for indoors. Send Your i Model as illustrated ] in brown, .navy, blue, and brown and blue heathers.. Carefully tailored of 100% wor- sted, which is why # Something new —a ’ : [ .. Suit and i they keep their shape. keep him warm Complete stock of ' THE SUNDAY STAR, Never say “Aspirin” without saying “Bayer.” Wedding of .Elopen Takes Place in, Jail Amijd Weird Scenes By the Aseoctated Press. s KNOXVILLE, Teun, e s ferm- thelr 26 ~With a tier of. roysterers, an eclopiag couple from North Cureling was married ‘withitn ‘the drab- con- fnen of ‘the city jal teday, the marking ‘..- awaiting the arrival of & aheriff from North Carol ‘ iris. The man was heid tonight WASHINGTON, LANTHARKSENING SESSON OF SHRME| Almas Temple Wil Hold * Ceremonial and Street . Parade. °° The Thanksgiving ceremgnial ses- sion “de luxe” of Almas Temple Is to be held tomorrow at the Capitol Thea- ter. The festivities will begin at 2 P.m. with a business session. At 3:30| ctacular street parade’ will be d, In which appryximately- 3,000 2,000 PER DIEM WORKER Present Wages to “Make Ends Meet.” next month will be opposed by learned last ‘night from ‘an official the City Employes® Assoclation. erally understood that it would subject to revision ber. recommends to The District wage board, wh the per diem force, s not been cal together, but Is expected to me early pext month. of living in that requl get to “mal ‘The rates paid similar workmen ithe navy yard and by private | tractors in .the city are tw which gulde the District wa in fixing wages of the city both ends mee Unless you say “Bayer” you may not get genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for > Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia - Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain ‘Acceptonly “Bayer” package which contains proper diréctions. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of 2¢ and 100—All druggists. Aspiria 15 the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidest tor, of Balicyljcacid ROM THE AVENUE AT NINT Chauffeur Here for His Winter Overcoat "The man at the whéel will tell -you that we specializeé in’the things he needs. Every item of his outfit is. here in: the best’ woolen and worsted fabrics to and dry. Qual- ity considered—our prices are 3 Sport Suits low, extremely so. , S All are the famous 2 : X : Warwick Lodge Suits, Suits.............$35, $40 and $45 from $17.75 for the pure worsted to $42.50 for the Scotch tweed. Scotch tweed Top Coats are $42.50 to $55. Cap to Match. . .. Leather Puttees . Everything he Overcoats to Match. . . Leather Gauntlets.". ..$3.50 to $8.00 " - - ,. needs to drive ° your car but the gas! ‘THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily, 8:30 to 6 “Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys 3 G THE AVENUE. AT NINTH .fiE MININE m SPECIAL TI;E;S: \ Daily, 8:30 to 6 TO FIGHT ANY PAY. GUT Declare Cost of Living Requires |Al 2,000 per deim laborers and mechan- fes of the District government. it was | form: When the existing wage scale was ifixed sevcral months ago it was gen- agaln in Decem- Commisstoners | I what the pay scale shall be for the The officials of the employes’ asso- |ciation said last night the men tak ithe position that while reductions have occurred In prices of some-of the everday necessities of life. the cost neral is.still at a level all the per di l'|| men Shriners will participate, including all the- uniformed bodies of the temple arrayed In orfental costumes, full dress, tuxedos and the fez. ¢ The formation Is to be as follows: Police: eordon; marshal and- atdes, Al mas Oriental Band, past imperial po- tentate of Ndrth Amerlga and party, Temple divan and past poten- S tate visiting potentates and mem- bers ‘of their divan, Almas Military | Band, Almas Arab Patrol drill corps. : floats (Walter Reed Hospital), Almas| Fatrol floor team, candidates, Almas | Any reduction in their present wages | Loyal Leglon, Almas Glee Ciub and! the | chanters, Alm, appearing in Army ps, nobles nobles in | orps uni- | in tuxedo. or .bualness Automobile Club. ers Expected. 1s and prom!{- nent men from all parts of North America are expected in line. includ- ioh | ing Past Imperfhl Potentate W. Free- land Kendrick of Philadelphia, who I» coming here with & large delega- ! on. _The Iine of march will be from 11th and C streets northwest east on Penn- Isylvania avenue to 8th street, thence | west on Pennsylyania avenue to 15th | €| street, south of Treasury building, around south gate of White House. thence north on West Executive ave- nue to Pennsylvania avenue, east on nobl of { attire; Al be led eet thence gouth to Treasury building and countermarch east on Pennsylvania avenue to Post Qffice building, where the revue will take place. at Last Session of Year. At 6:30 p.m. the theater doors will be opened for the ceremonial. to which the usual card and fez will be an open lock the musical pro- at 7:30 ‘the introduc- o'clock the temple will be wrapped in the shroud of mystery, continuing 8o | untfl 11:30 p.m.. when & musical ex- travaganza “staged by professionals entertain. The_class of candi- is very large. It will be the | gssion during the present Shrine r, as the annual meeting and elec- tion "of officers will occur December 29 at the New Willard Hotel. WOMAN -LAWYERS PLAN FIFTH ANNUAL BANQUET Association Formed When Men Fail to Extend Invitation to Join Their Organization. The fifth annual banquet of the Women's Bar Assaciation of the Dis- trict of Columbia will be held Satur- | day, December 3, at the Burlington Hotel. Many prominent women in offi- cial public life will attend, In announcing the coming banquet the assoclation gave & brief resume of its history and accomplishments. telling of the refural of law colleges in Washington to admit women. Find- ing this branch of education closed to them, the statement said, they established a school in the District of Columbia by women and for woemn. to enable them to pursue this course of study. This was more than twenty years ago. But their difficulties did not end with' the success of the Wa | ington College of Law for the Bar soclation of the District has not y: invited women lawyers of Washing- ton into its membership, “%o.the wom- en have done here what they did when they found college doors closed to them—they have founded their own bar association.” This association was decided -upon less than six y at’a dinner of the woman I the District. Among those invited include: Miss Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general; Miss Jean H. Morris, judge magistrates’ courts, New York |city; Miss Mary O'Toole, judge Mu- nicipal Court, Washington, D. C.; Miss AINT IT Don't let winter's winds and f§ § snows play havoc with the woodwork of your home. Paint preserves. Phone us. Intarter end Exterior Werk. = & FERGUSON, INC. 33%. || Palating Departmsst. Ph. N. 31838 Make Somebody Happy eYour Xmas gift should do that The Violin Shop —offers the most complete stock of the following instru- ments: Violins (all Sizes), Cases, Bows, Mando- lins, Banjos, Drums, Bugles, Ukelelgs 2 Banje Ukeleles The Latest Instrument Outfits 713 14th St. NW. Phone Main 2376 | ASSOCIATION | il ° Pays 6 Per Cent “on shares maturing ‘in 45 [ " or 83 months.. It - | Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity ‘Assets More Than * $7,000000 Surplus Nearing ~ _ $800,000 . | Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. | JAMES BERRY, Présideat l| 3058UA w. camn, -D.- C., NOVEMBER 27, 1921-PART Mrs. Eleanor Franklin Egan, Charles Sumner Bird and Mrs. Kath- | ber reports net revenue from railway erine Phillips Edson, advisory dele-|operations of $76,757 . saved out_of| gates to the limitation of conference; Mrs. Thamas G, president of the general Federation ber, 1920, Its of Women’s Clubs; Mrs. Harriet Ti dotiott, Steet ntercer cua lor_Upton, tional committee; Miss Grace Abbott, 920, IoaT e mistae iMISN Grac {for the same month of 1 ment of Labor; Mrs. Albert H. Bruge- [ man, Federal Employes’ Compensation commissioner, the Avenue to East Executive avenue. || TiE 7 XMAS TREE OUTFIT WHILE 3 HEY LAST McCall, assistant United | attorney, District of Columbia; | Mrs. | Cul ROAD'S DEFICIT SHRINKS. | YORK, Noyember 26.—The | Rallroad ‘Company for Septem- | armament | gross recelpts of $766.419, compared | Winter,|with a deficit of $138.639, and ll.—‘ deficit ufter interest charges whs| For House Current or Battery member republican na-|$43,694, against a deficit of $244.422 . | EVERY SET GUARANTEED - | _Alse large assortment of different coles Bulbs, fancy and plain. at reduced prices. PENN ELECTRIC & GAS Depart- | = In the Treasury Department. a and Miss Charl Wil- | Washington' there are: many women | liams, president, National Educational | who can count paper money at the SUPPLY CO., Assoclation. Miss Laura 3. | 311 NINTH 8T _N. W. WIII be the toastmistrean . 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The Service Department of our Factory Branch will render FREE inspection service to all Hoffman users for limited time. The Hoffman Heater Company Direct Factory Branch 725 12th St. N.W. 3 Phone Main 4439 Hahn's place' on Séle 2.500 Pairs $5.95 to $8.75 WomenQS OX{OI’ClS ancl pumps —for three days, beginfing tomorrow, at— ‘At All Four. Stores HAT headline, with the illustrations, T about tells the story. No *“‘speeches” or apologies should be necessary to sell — $5.95 to $8.75 “HAHN” Shoes—directly out of our regular stocks—FOR $3.95 PAIR! The best Bargain Event for thrifty shoppers we've been able to print this season! Included in part are: Patent Leather Turn-sole “Moccasins.” Tan and Black “Brogue” Oxfords. Tan and Black Fall and Winter Weight One- strap, Two-strap or Two-buckle Sports Pumps. Also “short lines”—one or two strap turn-sole Pumps—tan, black and colored, welt sole boots. LL sizes .in the sale—with PLENTY A _OF THE LARGER SIZES—for women who usually cannot be fitted in sales. Every purchase must be considered final—no exchanges at,this price—no Phone or Mail orders. Kindly call as early tomorrow morning as possible. . N A