Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 192.' (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade mark UPHOLSTERING ' |AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS|MUTT AND JEFF —Jeff Didn’t Have to Wait Ten Years for This Sock in the Eye. - vepietered U_ 8. Pat. OF) —By BUD FISHER. (23 (4 Central High Community Center— - e o —DECORATING The thirty-fourth community music [JEFE, ALL THE B1G NATIONS WELL, WHY CAN'T You AND YES' LET'S SHAKE . AND NOW THAT wflve' Exquisite draperies, papering, windew T 2;'(;'";73;";‘,,:‘ OF THE WORLD ARE PLANNING T CARRY OUT THE SAME AND MUTUALLY. AGREE AGREED TO Be PEACEFUL W% shades, e, curefaily and UoroughlY| g “y¢hey, civic organist. There will TO TAKE A NAVAL HOLIDAY \DEA AND JUNK ALL THAT WE'LL TABOO 't GONNA TELL You b0 the "Unitea ‘Btutes Marine. Band. oF TEN YEARS' DURATION, ROUGH STUEE EoR PHYSICAL ASSAULTS WHAT'S BEEN 0N 1Y ~CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. [E C’°snyder, president of the ad- AND THAT HAS GIVER) ME TeN YeARS? Z — FoR TEN YEARS! : MIND FOR Yfl\:‘;‘ 14 130, N.w. _ W. oIressTe | Ysory eaunail Sk CtRer U HIEh AN IDEAL BY RoUGH STUFF rLL THINK \’z\gee AVDIA { short talk on “The Value of Com- v DO YoU MEAN CERTAINLY 2 oF CH. ok 1 munity Music,” and the audience will SOAKING EACH : - 'B\c,auM. THAT F [} take part in the recreational singing. c M\fl-“}ou 5 You! TEe Hee: Tables Rmam iss Helen Burkart and Miss Cecil B. 2 y OTHER IN THE PYY] AT = orton, general director of communi- 2 v centers, will lead the community EYE ANDTHPome —like new (also buffets and singing. Admission and seats free. 3 ERICKBA‘S. desks) when provided with GLASS TOPS See us about cutting and fitting such a protector for your fine fur- niture. It costs littie. MIRRORS RESILVERED. BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO. 1230 Wisconsin Ave. CHAS. F. HODGKIN, Mgr.. Tel. W. 67 The children of all the Washington community centers are invited to ex- change Christmas presents with the | Esquimaux children of northern Alas- ka, but as the time for mailing is too short there will be only an exchange . of Christmas greetings this year. There will be a Keneral meeting of | the community secretaries Saturday { morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Frank- + lin School, Miss Cecil B. Norton, di- v ;‘Pclor of community centers, presid- | ing. Boys who desire to affiliate with the Achievement Boys' Club may have ad- mission cards by applying to the sec- retary of the community center in which he lives. REMODELED & REPAIRED Wilson Normal Center—rs. Oscar . Underwood, wife of Senator Un- Natural Muskrat Coats derwood of Alabama, will present the Alabama state flag to the Alabama 3 , 36 Inches—$120 ate Societ: ursday _evening. - o UR ohay | Lz ik mettos BIE T AL e oo | HELD UP BY ROBBERS. | GOLF CUP PRESENTED. bama State Society will preside. The French FUR Shop | business meeting will be followed by es was | es was the formal presentation hy[ MASONIC TEMPLE DONE. ‘":ni‘;hlAuthsio:]vci;lc'kb:ld:hd:c:;rende ‘h‘."x:: nd, who, until a few | tant United States | | the ‘annual joint communications of 8. N, of Call a program, including music, dancing 5 r Ne-| Commander E. S. Land, U. ndon, to his corps | Special Dispatch to The Star. | the lodges of Masonic District No. 54 26 :3'5 ELTNI'“:'"' “‘:"_‘"“, and refreshments. Nobuddy -ever boycotts th? Solicitor Loses $18 ;: ::“ this city acted as toastmaster at the | of 4 goIf ¢ o gilt of the Hoyal | MGLEAN. Va. Llovem\'\;xerh L T R L o Ppposite Telep! . = i i 4 5—O0! a i { the corps of con- Corps of Naval Constructors of ihe |new Masonic Temple, which is being rn- Activities tontght—Public recital by | divorce mill ’cause it's a non o Khor The it T o vy | v amimicalty 1o stha American | completed by Sharon Lodge. No. 327, |don Lodge of Herndon, Henry Lodgs e ok wes| of Fairfax, Concord Lodge of Viennw, | Columbia 'Lodge of Clarendon and ted, turned over | 4 dli‘xc;:nle[)a:vli‘is“ur’l,‘,a)lor of | Sharon Lodge of McLean. The prin- chief constructor, United | plain that constructors generally are ; cipal speaker of the meeting will be rating: im‘;‘r"z"i'n‘:r'y'“&'r‘r‘nu'r’.‘é‘f'fo’n,‘lzf:.'; Who remembers when it wuz | soliciting subscriptions to a publica- | Army and Navy Club of New York. ; . tion, told the police four colored men | Those in attendance, numbering o a hundred, represented officers on robbed him at Canal and 1st streets | tive duty as weil as from the rose l the ~Washington Readers’ Club; | ynion shop. George C. Lewis of New York, while| pe1q the night of November 25 at the | constructor y. who will serve as its | not down-hearted concerning the fu- |John S. Bottimore, grand master of e vy, custodian until such time as it shall | ture of the American Navy, the Amer-y Masons of Virginia. Worshipful Mas- Special Cord ‘59.75 Club; rhythm for women. The Girl i » » | Scouts will meet tomorrow allernnonla disgrace t' have th’ brewers Tire, 30x315. ... at 3:15. behind you? southwest about 1:15 o'clock this| force, “war constructors” and thos — 1 9 N e €. o | ican merchant marine or American' ter Clifford Hastings of Sharon Lodge Factory Guaranteed | East Washington Center—Tonight: | (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) morning. Lewis said the men took $18 | Who have resigned from th u:v_k-_. be wor in (:unr:_al’llmn m:)rl‘l':l(- 'lem e e nciun e pecane | ! A feature of the evening's festivi Informal speeches deliv e i P! g American Auto Products Co. | 3tilinery; Olympia & C.; Manhattan | Elizabeth Scales, & government : A. C.; scout rehearsal N H 1319 L St. N.W.. Znd Floor || gz | AIR FLEET DESTROYED. |cierk, reported that an unidentified Al"(::il"lf;_"tI‘e(w‘?l.'nlE}I‘l—'I'onigll.'A‘!:Sl‘l'finlg] —— white man snatched her handbag ark View Players. Meeting of | py the Associated Press. about 5:30 o'clock yesterday after- =~ t Mothers' Club at 3:15 o'clock 3 2 T pe 1 o 2 v BERMUD A—CUB A 2A | Thurstay afternoon. S | iaBon. roctanel movambari it soan atipunnsyi hiia avenie ana ot i Liberal 5 { The greater portion of the Portuguese | street. He ran north on 9th street, | | ibera E MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES | ASCiiletst Center—Tontght: MORGwk | ;" fiet was destroed yesterdsy dur-|she stated dnd disuppeared. Her | T | to music, dancing and other activi- |ing a heavy windstorm which broke|handbag contained 75 cents, silver il LA EAL] : WEST INDIES CRUISES | (jes; Quentin A. C. meets. | over the military aviation camp a short | pencil and a meal ticket. | redit [ erms — . With Every Purchase of CARIBBEAN CRUISES | Thomson ‘Center—Tonight: Nebras- | distance outside Lisbon. Among the| Burglars entered the residence o'] t Llus LA"SB" $150 or More . CALIFORNIA AND HONOLULU |y, State Society; woman's drill team; | planes destroyed was one which had | Henry B. Thompson. 901 Longfellow | —to suit your Income i A Z26piece set of Beautiful, Nin EANAME (CANAL | adult dramatic class: plain Sewing: | peen constructed for the. purpose of | Street, last night through a kitchen | FURNITURE cCo. Heavy, Fully Guaranteed Table Europe, Orient, South Ameriea | piano practice; electric iron use. ing flight £ Lisbo: door, and articles of wearing apparel, an d convenlence_ . eavy, y Steamahip Tickets—All Lines PR S TR :“em"' s (; &! " P‘:‘""t "I ;'v 101 jewelry, life insurance mollcies fand \ 12 NINTH STRE ET Silver, absolutely free, as above. | Portuguese Guinea, in Equatorial est | deeds for real estate stolen. o v Ross™” OBER’S [ NNewioricTel bygany 20:090iw ommett “Amca Several soldiers were Injured. | Juber King, 704 Upshur street; re- ! weekly or monthly, . Your, cholce of “Betay Bomw™ o8 Steamship nad Tourist Agemey, | en&aged in artistic pursuits, portrait " Two airplane sheds were lifted from | ported that burglars robbed his home i “Rosemary” designs. A guaran- No. 1 Woodward Bullding | and plaque painters, designers, mural | their positions on the aviation fleld by | Sunday night of jewelry valued at| as you prefer. tee bond with every set. Phone Main 1089 ! @ecorators, illpstrators and sculptors. ' the wind and blown many miles away. | $130 and a small sum of money. N, 2 ' ’ e \ N\ Give Good Furniture - -aid Give Year-Round Satisfaction As Well As the Most Genuine Sort of Xmas Cheer Away to a “Whirlwind” Start! Our Great ‘ | ’ : : A Desk New American Walnut Dining Room Suite $ 1 00 000 00 Colonial design, with 3 From the Period of Queen Anne : , e isk and specially priced. Is of distinctive design and good construction and finish. It comprises : 5 _drawers. In walnut. a large Buffet with mirror, China Cabinet, Inclosed $2 19 50 Suit Sal erver an ension Table. Very moderate in $21 -,5 irlce, c:)n]ynl Ejd-Tblry TAKES THE TOWN OFF ITSFEET! Coming \ just at the very heart of the season—offering you the choice of the best selected, finest tailored and largest stock of men’s and young fellers’ clothes to be found in the District—THE SALE IS AN IMMEDIATE SUCCESS. We’ve moved the cal- ~ | RSz endar forward a whole month and give you January prices at the start of December. EVERY Suit in Both Man’s Stores Honestly Reduced! All $29 75and $33.75 ' $ Suits Reduced to 2 4 Z 2% 2 M % Z - ' Jle This Cane Baek Parlor Suite Like cgt. Has definite lines of beauty. It com- | prises a Long, Roomy Settee, with Armchair $1 73.50 and Arm - Rocker to match. It is finished in mahogany and covered with imported velour. Spe- cially priced at.v........ioiiiiiiiiiiainn Three-Piece Englander Bed Outfit Consisting of Bed, Spring and good grade All-cotton Mattress. $24.25 Table Lamps for Christmas All styles, all sizes, all fin- ishes, all prices. Gas or elec- tric, with mahogany, metal _or polychrome standards and parchmer;t or all-silk shades. $2.95 up AN$50 808§, $45 Suits Reduced to = 3 4 All $55 and $60 Suits Reduced to JULIUS I.ANSBIIRG FURNITURE co. 512 NINTH s-rn H | Suits Laid Aside With Deposit—No Charge For Alterations Every Suit Bears Our Own Label—Made for Us—Built From the . Ground Up to D. J. Kaufman Standard. Evcr,v Sale Insured by MONEY’S WORT H OR MONEY MCK