Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, _____|DINNER SPEAKERS PRAISE /| FORMER HEAD OF POLICE Start Saving Now for Christmas, 1922 ' and Cané From Committee of Board of Trade. High praise for former Major and Y a4l this city lauded Maj. Gessfod as & man, his forty years' efficient service in the police department, expressed regret at the illness which forced him to retire and wished him a complete and speedy return to health. On behalf of the public order com- mittee, President Thomas Bradley of the Board of Trade presented the for- = IN OUR 1922 | hristmas Savings Club % Make sure of plenty of money for Christmas 4 next year. Get busy now—join the Christmas : Thrift Club and save, then you’ll have a sub- 3 stantial amount at the end of 50 weeks. Mr. Gessford, in a short address, thanked the committee for its good wishes and expressed appreciation of the support which the board had al- ‘ways tendered him. Among those who spoke in praise of Maj. Gessford were Justice F. Siddons, Rudolph Jose, Edwin B. Hesse, Harry Allmond, Thomas P. Morgan, Harry Hlyna:,] Joseph Burk- hardt, George Macdonald, Dr. Clarence Duffy, David . M. Carl, Waiter A. Brown Inspector W. H. ison, Inspector Charles Evans, Acting Superintendent lof Police Daniel Sullivan, former Commissioner of the District of Co- lumbia, J. Thilman Hendrick and Lee D. Latimer. 50c a Week in 50 Weeks Amounts to...... $25.00 DU o s oot 1t “was . $1.00 a Week in 50 Weeks Amounts to. ... 50.00 o e St e il 2.00 a Week in 50 Weeks Amounts to. ... .. 100.00 gers were elected: Chrix . Gockeler, 5.00 a Week in 50 Weeks Amounts to. .. ... 250.00 Dadron. Sacretars, and. Charies 1. 10.00 @ Week in 50 Weeks Amounts to.......... 500.00 By e, cusis was 1p- committee on traffic matters. George H. Macdonald introduced a resolution asking that the new chief of police be chosen from the ranks of the metropolitan police depart- ment. It was unanimously adopted. —_— For Colds, Grip or Influensa and as a Preventive, take Lazative BROMO QUININE Tablets. The genuine bears the sig- Dature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get 80c.—Advertisement. —_ ¢ Second National Bank % 3 “The Bank of Utmost Sgyvice" 509 Seventh Street N.W. A the organization, Is claimed to be the = oldest active club woman in America. Mrs. Smith is nearing her one hun- Mrs. Judith Winsor 8mith of Boston, for nearly fifty years a member of the New England Woman's Club and 3150y now an honorary vice president of | 3P PSP oy - ope rpph dredth birthday anniversary. thisa - «*“*MERRY” 2 Chris%nas TROLA | VIC This handsome Victrola, Model No. 90, in walrut, oak or ma- hogany - $131.80 —together with eight 10-inch Double - face Victor Records of your own selection (16 selections in all). With everybody dancing and humming in time with the lilting strains of the Victrola—my, won't this be a MERRY Christmas for "the folks! And with a Victrola in your home you'll have many more joyful holidays when this wonder instrument will :_prud good cheer and lead the way in merrymaking. WA N N N Y Y NN LOUIS AND COMPANY make it s0 easy for you to own one of these splendid instruments that you ~ owe it to the folks—as well as yourseif—to get a Victrola THIS VERY CHRISTMAS, A small deposit of $5.00 brings a Victrola into your home! Then the remaining payments are ar- | ranged in convenient monthly instaliments to suit l YOUR convenience. In other words, you ‘MAKE I YOUR OWN TERMS. 3 p Free Service! : Every Victrola delivered by us carries with it a definite guarantee of satisfaction. And in addition, we to keep Victrola in good condition in- definitely—without extra cost to you! 1"nY 2" e a"2" 2 "a"a"s" Order your Victrola TODAY so as to be suré of delivery in time for Christmas. Pay $5.00 down, then take more than a year to pay the balance. ‘And-re- member LOUIS is the store that guarantees you fife- time repair service EREE OF CHARGE. v A"t T T R Most Complete Selection of Christmas Records All the latest—as well as the oldest—of the favorite Yuletide numbers. Intelli attendants make easler your selection at LOUIS & COMPANY. e~ LOUIS « ‘r:‘,‘ OPEN EVENINGS' VICTOR PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVELY Ty —— - mer major with an umbrella and cane.. URGES USE OF NAVAL RADIO FOR NEWS WORK |arshal Going to Canada and Sails of Arms Parley Hampered by Present. Limitations. The present limited nmews transfer permit proper reporti: = ference uuvmu:. n‘sf 4 "m!?: publisher of the Sacramento Bee, tn{d e Senate naval committee in con- of the use of na;l lurlsllmllllon. r. McClatchy, who long has urged wider use of the naval r‘ullu tue’ll- ties for press dispatches, cited news reports sent to Tokio on the speeches iof President Harding and Secretary [?uxhes at the opening of the confer- nce. easily have endangered friendly rela- 'uonu between the two lovernm’;ntm The reports to Tokio, he continued, because of the enforced brevity, did of the speeches. He felt, he said, that “for the promotion of v%rld Dmd' l:d in the interest of this nation, fuller news repgrtl "i'.‘:"}'fl be exchanged. would like to see,” Mr. Mc- Clatchy added, “is full and free trans- mission of news between the orient and the United States, free from gov- ernment control, free from subsidy, uncensored and at rates low enough ;g::;:t;fi:l thhe current of news ex- ch were, begun during the | war through the' naval '::dlo r:efvl‘eu. z:ail::bu:lu(ellly essential to affairs of s as well as to c i this should be.” SRRt i . The pending House bill, Mr. Me- {Clatchy sald, should be passed, with jan amendment which would extend {lhe time in which the naval radio would be allowed to accept press dis- patches for “at least five years,” in- stead of the expiration next July. He also urged that the privileges be ex- zcxn:ehd'clha H‘wlh':hl;d Alaska, neither come wi n the jurisdict! of the House provisions. : e —_———— King Albert has confirmed the ap- Dointment of Belgium's first wom:n, burgomaster, Mlle. Kelgnaerts, who has been chosen to the office in a Ht- _FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1%L nection with an appeal for extension |yivian tle village near Ypres. FOCH HERE TOMORROW. for Home Wednesday. Maj. Gessford Receives Umbrella |Publisher Says Proper Reporting | Marshal'Foch, after a tour of the west and south, will arrive in Wash- ington tomorrow morning about 8:30 o'clock from Atlanta and will leave an heur later fer West Point and Al N. Y. The marshal e Falls Tuesday, salll: the liner Parls, No plans for & been made for Marshal ted will meet him at the station. LECTURE ON CALIFORNIA. P. J. Haltigan, reading clerk of the goll;;e. t,nw; an Illlu;trltcd lecture on The limited facilities, alifornia last night at the Thom- had necessitated cutting the “aie: Sdn'Sshoolibefors s 1arEe audiancerFa patches to the point usiness meeting of the state society Dot where they could | 1 cceded the lecture, and reports were heard from officers and committee . musical program was ven by Audrey Koons, soloist, and 1. | not convey the full meaning of sither | Katherine Holtzclaw, pianist. chairmen. A 4 Butterflies Large shipment of Jutterflies for trays. importe Handsome specimens with bril- colors. Basketry department. iant Typewriter and Office Supply Co. 722 13th St. N. W. Franklin 6800 . N ] | Guperintendent ot Palice Gessford was | facilities between. the United States|and Montreal snndlv.'l guovl:‘cl )?;nz; - R | voiced last night by speakers at the |and China and Ji snd Niagara for i 8 | dinner given ln'n‘?:. hn;lpor by the pub- apan have falled &0 |4 ce Wednesday from New York O ot . c order committee of the ashing- i S | ton Board of Trade at the Arlington V. B McClal formal farewell have | Hotel. 1th Foch, but it is ve 7 e : ah Men in official and business life of gepected Ambessador Jusscrand, M. R S eyl radte Tashiies | e e e ot French i be found in their Bovs’ Suits and Overcoats. Excep- tional values at... Eighth and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. 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