Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 30

5 JEFF—Jef’ll Never Have to Worry About His Income Tax. - B T L . : : S DEEY: A0 ; <iia ;1 LAST T've oelY PARDON THIS WNY,THAT'S& ‘:xc 3 ™ : - . : .A Dozew €GGS FINTRUSION, MUTT, AND Twenty | [ CEnTS €0 A STANDARD ’;;" ;:1::;"::” 1 MuTT Likes eresH BUT WOLLD You Cents A || €c6! RATHER ‘ ::’A"‘:R::::;g‘ I\ \ €EGGS— MAYBE & Like ™ BUY Some Doz2€N. ReLanLe: Javen CAN SELL HIMTHIS i FRESH €GES FRoM /. s A WHOLE —For Years S b St N BATCH! . My oW S 1 . DAY's - ORI “rae M ” s 2 FoR MY HEN, —For “Giving Concerted Movement Is Now : WATERMAN'S One of Education’s . Needs. IDEAL A concerted movement to reduce il- . lite in the United Stat i 14 FOUNTAIN the outstanding needs. of edusation. PEN— according to a statement issued by John J. Tigert, = federal commis- i 0A 3 sioner of education. Statements out- = an ink writ¢ gexfoclionius ax Sl lining the needs of education in tng contrivance, and yet R s redoh af America will be issued from day to priced within the re day by the bureau of education as a| every one. part of its education week program. It was pointed out by Commissioner Tiger® that illiteracy is slowly dfs- 50 appearing in the United States. The t 2. census of 1910, he said, indicated that there were 5,516,163 illiterates in the| country above ten years of age, while, the figures for 1920 show a total of | 4.931,905 illiterate above ten years of age. —they offer l:; fi'; Figures Based on Inquiry. = est in FOUNTAIN “The census flgures are based upon PENS, and they inquiry merely,” said the statement. he had ti t i ¢ an; will be Admi Wil | byl Jh imoct o I o B o time o e ossesion of a0y | YETERANS PLAN BANQUET. |78, "% A¢ict, W1'ier, 5, Benzon | TEA HOUSE PARTNERS SPLIT.| Xas TREE OUTFIT A It is believed {hat a hammer or —_ H New, both members of the| The management of the Garden Tea JHYN TOPY LAY embers of other command-| House, at 1014 Vermont avenue priee, according to ets Good! - other blunt instrument was used by |order. Gets Goods. at One: Place, Fri The smashing was done | Event to Be Given by Spanish War jarics’ who live in Washington havei b e S hought tRat a teat of bty 2 the Iuisiae, ~ s northwest has had a disagreement s 2 ’ v een re 5 v We have them all—from the Manguage I apractical way | °‘;‘d Away-atiAncth B e hin s Oyder Saturday. | el particioate and W ing | Cornwell led” suil "in | f ‘e have them ail—, would reveal a much larger numbher window smasher was active in the P ol 2 i | the s upreme Court against | N iabis, e SoliEEmost B iicratts 1S Sountrs The | busimen section yestoang amined bX'a spegial policeman sbout] The first of the season’s banauets of | MAJ. COCHEU RELIEVED. | Amne D. Huteh for the aissolution of | s late Secretary of the Interior ne % L ha? 5 their rtners n the t 1 claborately hand-engraved, e maion that eritaps 20 per sent| At the store of-J. M. Cidtling & Co.. L N e o otsiany| MRl George W..Cochen, Coast Artil- | oy P rniiaee o 10 gt or Houss g B S 1510 H street, a big hole was broken | WTFE SUES FOR DIVORCE. |}7o, Seived as commissioned oficers jlery Corps. has been relieved from duty | atreet northwest Mr. Cornwell asks | gold-trimmed ones. of the citizenship is illiterate. A prac- el ot istered to @ mition|in a plate glass window and a Rus- 0 3 v @nt | for a receiver and a sale of the busi- EVERY SET GUARANTERD .. e T he” war re~lsian sable mcarf and etring of im-| Henrietta K, Leach has filed auit | Army” and Navy Club Saturday even- |3 & member of the War Department | 0L L eprenented by Attorneys | Also Jarge assortment of different esley For a complete assort- A raled, 't the Wmagzement. of many, | ported pearls stolen. The scarf was|in the District Supreme Court for an |Ing, December 10. Brig. Gen. David | general staff in this city and ordered to | g, on "Koenigsberger & Youns. | pulbs, fancy and plain, at reduced ment for GIFT-GIVING that 25 per cent.of them-could make;"",;:'d B'l 3550 and .%Ihe pellrls at "5% absolute divo;ce from Frank P. M;chq:i Bll'ulnlan:;mv.ui.dehr;' CU‘Y‘II";;I'N;:I‘ Ifl:“Manill. P. L, for duty as assistant A AR T PENN ELECTRIC & GAS , % & i v i e window smasher also appeare harges 1ty, deserti nd Ithe local comm: AR c] | 5 { (for they are all in neat no practical use of written English.| The window smasher alao appeared | on charges of cruelty, desertion undiclC oi0r e banauet and Capt. Sher. | Shief of staff, Philibpine Division. Fe| Mary Garden, the famous Americun SUFPLY CO., Christmas Boxes)—SEE . 0 B! Co.. 1325 G street, and 'broke thel15, 1911, and have one child. 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