Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 19

= THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. ¢, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1921 \ : 19 @; NEW U.S. SILVER DOLLAR SHOWS NIGHT SCHOOL EXPANDS. [TWO WILLS FOR PROBATE. |MAY STOP CAMP PRINTING. ORIENTAL BAZAAR : i T £ the Joint DAWN OF.ERA OF WORLD PEACE |™ e Glames Aznoumest tor | Franca & Ober baqueaths Tuats| Tl st ot eneresorat | U (D00 i . His . operation of any Army printing plant econd Semester. DENEL. i tl 1205 PENNA. AVE. N.W. _— OPEN EVENINGS New classes in three of the night| The will of Francis A. Ober, dated| printing office in this city probably high schools will be started at the | yuyy %, 1891, has been filed for pro- | will resist in the discontinuance of Apartments and Office beginning of the second semester, it |} te. o leaves a life interest In his Buildings a Specialty Careful Service MUSIC ADDS TO YOUR HAPPINESS- EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR IF YOU'VE NEVER HAD IT AT HOME, START NOW. CHRISTMAS IS THE TIME FOR REJOIC- ING AND MUSIC CAN NOT BE SEPARATED FROM HAPPINESS. OUR LARGE STOCK OF EVERYTHING .MUSI- was announced today by Walter B. and Patterson, director of special schools. | €nUre estate to his mother, which at| 3'5Eier'fraed general hospital, this ivpewriting and hookkeeping wil b | Eleanor _und Clara V. ‘Over.” je: | ety The Miehle press at the hospl. opened January 4 at Business High' Quests of $1 each are made to his| b POREHL Wy Ch8 PLOSEUIR o8, the Night School. “A méw class in com- | brothers, John R. and George C. Ober.| Come Back; the paper gl i mereial arithmetic will be opened at | BY the terms of the will of Michael | T transterred o Lotterman Gen. s A J. Whelan, dated July 12, 1906, his en- Tansters rmaniGen: chool February 1. 1If there {s (J; Whetan, dated quly 12, 1905 his en- | ora| Hospital in San Franclsco. French ana: Homath Talerwin b | Margaret \\ helan, who also is named G e B I g C NORWOOD 22 Additional classes in_shorthand, typewriting, beginners'’ French and| @ P. 0. BILL INTRODUCED. Spanish and = bookkeeping will be| o o\l ent of branch offices of the| [FOF renovating old floors and new opened at Eastern High Night School e O e e ins | ones of hardwood. Workmanship next semester, provided enough stu- dents apply. 11 SlEnnearto open | cities throughout the country is pro- | guaranteed. Prompt Remithncu 1719 K Street CAL OFFERS YOU THE WIDEST RANGE oF ¢ McKinley High Night School mext |vided for In a bill introduced in the SELECTION IN A & :;n?::tarncl;'sselsgln c:(fzmm;,c n'.’k’ui.‘éi‘y Senate yesterday by Senator Georgs H. 1428 B St. S.E. “In nu-l-n- Since 1886” = and higher mathematics. Moses of New Hampshire. Phome Line. 2031 . 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