Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 33

R i T T O A kindred ailmcnts of the foot tractive, dressy shoe. Gtetson’s “Corndodger’ Here is a shoe that is built especially for the man who has enlarged joints and other The “Corndodger” will comfortably fit any foot thus afflicted and yet it is an at- Made of black glazed kid. Stetson Shoe Shop 1305 F Street 2 essary to avoid the penalty of vio- lated law is to have the influence of * book Case. To the Editor of The Star: The Star the _headline, “Scores ceived numerous tinued or dropped, b leading. 50 case disposed of. fendant has had {senators attempt to { case. tice AT in the streets hav H | better. our article, “score” nited Stat, prominent ofli tences. Senat N ficials are this as the judg to the i communi tions. | stobped. {80 many powerful come intimately some powerfyl official. Choicest, standard brands—not “Christ- f J mas” Cigars—at prices that are note- worthy low. Cigars are in per-~ fect condition, kept “just right” th- Peoples way. l Choice Tobacces in Holiday Sizes U. S. Marine, 14-0x. I rt. 65e Prince Albert, \ I~ NS Standard Cigars in Boxes of 25 La Bonita Thomax Hutchinson . Havana Cndets 1.00 Discretion 109 Moxica 150 El Contento 175 City Chub ... . 138 Pennnylvania Handmade, 1.65 Forty-Four “44” . 1.85 San Felice . 1.65 Cinco 1.65 Counsellor 165 2 t 1.65 WATerion itapdnnde s 21 Durbro 2. Carl Mitchell .... El Roi Tan (binnts) . El Roi Tan (pur. fino) . High Life (medin White Owlx (Invin Philadelphia Handmade Adion (perfecton) Avalon (perfecton) Henriettn (perfect Henrietta (admiralx) Deer Head (imperialx) . High Life (generals) .. Flor De Melba (queens) . “lor De Melba (epicures) ... Flor De Manuel (perfeeto ex Flor De Manuel (persidents) Biackstone (londres) ...... El Rol Tans (queens) El Verso (perf. fino) . El Verso (perf. extyn) El Verno (ambassadors). Potencia—All Havana . - Cigars in Boxes of 10 or 12 0od_(blunts). box of 10. a Plekings, box of 10 y_Seconds, box of 10 John Ruskin, box for 5. Blackstone, box of 10 San Felice, box of 1 Rosa Del Rancho, box of 12 DG HARDSON PXPLAIS REMARKS Says He Did Not Score Sen-| ators in Comment on Hand- of Wednesday, Senators in| ” quoted me as Bay-| ing, among other things, that I had| communications | from United States senators asking! that the charges against Tallant be nited States senators have no right} Whatever to Interfere in the trial of cases in this court. L will ndt stand; for«it and they might as well know now as ever. This practice must stop| and I will personally see that it does.” This article is incorrect and mis- 1 did not say “I had received numerous communications from sena- tors asking that the charges against Tallant be continued or dropped.” nor have I ever received any such commu- i nications. The defendant in the case to which you refer did not ask to have his ase continued or dropped, b he ¢ ary 2 entered s Bieu‘fi?‘;.‘fi.,f’ii'.’.?f;fi‘.x"J‘i‘lfSCHOOL NEEDS STRESSED |yer 8: his de- ! oY Tt ey eret E"“,’r‘l‘;‘du:x';fz | Dr. Abram Simon Addresses Parent- | 1 think this nd don’t approve of | States senators ha more to do with the judgments in! bo: ases n this court than truck drivers} P. and the sooner| tion at a meeting at the Gage School everybody around here finds it out the| Tuesday night, in which he pointed not, as stated in the headline senators and other Is here are subjecti teachers to frequent and great annoyance by | parents to give all possible assistance {people charged with offenses impor-| in convincing C tuning them to use, their Influence | with the judges in regard to s and other suc |to do, but sometimes they do yield portunities and ma. 1 regard this as al bad practice and think it ought to be, In a community in which there are child d influential mei, | into contact | Playgrounds. ROBERT HARDISON. Abe Martin Says: Lawyers Mongdell. under and that| While steppin’ out o’ th’ pust long lost sister face t’ feet. | Most ever’ girl has all th’ de- Ycept who she’s goin’ t’ hook. (Copyright Natlonal Newspaper Service.) }P a Teachers’ Association. Dr. Abram Simon, president of the d of education, addressed the N. i on it no! tl Gage Parent-Teachers' -Associa- i out the urgent needs of the schools of the District. The speaker particularly empha- sized the need of salary increases for and urgently requested any sena- ngress of this need. | Place, Mrs. Giles ._president interest of city playgrounds. She |to ‘noon 5 5 em ! pointed out the splendid opportunities | handiwor re to have them| POl oy municipal afforded for development and char- z of the child while at}and the ol R ked the parents to co- . all the profits from which, | she sdid. are to be given to the school ASSIGNED TO HUMPHREYS. Lieut. Ce ddward M. Talbott, Med- 1 Cor Fort Logan, Col., has to duty at Campl Cigarettes in Xmas Packages “Murads,” boses of 30 ciga- “‘Murads,” boxes of 100 d‘l‘:‘ elga- ... L70 boxes of 50 l.ltl-‘5 Melachrino, boxes 50 cigarettes, No. 9 .85 Melachrino, boxes of 100 .d‘lr!ml. No. Phillip Morris, boxes of 100 cigarettes 2.50 Herbert Tareyton, boxes of 100 ‘cigarettes 125 Helmar, boxes of 100 ....... 1.20 of 100 cigarettes, No 2 1.90 Pledmonts, vacuum tins of 50 cigarettes 40 Chesterfields, boxes of 50 cigarettes 40 Omar, bexes o cigarettes ...1.00 cky Strike, boxes of 100 cigarettes .80 Lord Salisbury, boxes of 100 cigarettes 1.00 Fatima, boxes of -50 .50 cut, M boxes of 50 .50 £ ONFER WITH MONDELL. ON U. S. PATENT OFFICE Conditions Deplonlslg and The deplorable situation at the United States patent office, where the trained | workers are quitting. the service, and it is impossible to get the right kind ! of examiners to take their places, was emphasized at a conference of lawyers and manufacturers with House Leflderl Alarge de)sgntlou, including spokes- men from th, of many bar assoclations, with representatives of technical and scientific socleties in_making the ap- peal to Congress for brompt action on * la rellef measurc now waiting on the House calendar. ‘Warning was given that the govern ‘ment is about to lose the serv! the few remaining expert examiner because of inadeguate salarles, that at a time when fpeeding up of in- dustries is imperative, the manufac- turers afe being delayed indefinitely because the patent office cannot give them service. . Mr. Mondell told she delegation he would not press pending bills for that purpose while the project of reclassi- . ying government employes in all de- office. t'day -Ike Lark met hispartments was under way. The dele- gation told the republican leader that under the reclassiffcation bill relief could not be obtained for nearly two = in’ 1years, and carried their case to As- tails of her weddin’ mapped out JEA%%, &3¢ carried thelr cage to As- ,lerlor Department. The lawyers also intend to appeal to resident Harding. The same committee of patent law- yers and technical and scientific men Lampert of the House subcommitte who made the favorable report o the proposed legislation and who has | been endeavoring to secure action Lampert assured the delegation that he would call up the bill in the Ho for action as soon as he could get consideration. | HANDIWORK ON EXHIBIT. _An_exhibition of handiwork by for- eign children opened yesterday at the Americanization house, under the direction of Miss Marion Ball. “ongress of Mothers, | daily until December 24 for in addressed the meeting in the | tion of the handiwork from 9 a and Manufacturers Call dnn The Ask Relief. patent law committees -operated es o and conference, with Chairman in the House. ( rman 129 Schotts The house will be ope 1213 Filbert St. - nd from 2 to 4 p.m. was done through the playground xlenxrmmul Americanization schools. . This Period Model - Cabinet with the Gen- wine Victrola Installed Is Exclusive with us. 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