Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 17

< _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5 1922 : «TAZZ" SLOWLY. BUT SURELY CLIMBS LIGHTNING ROD. MARYLAND WOMAN GOING INTO THE DISCARD Student in Bell Tower Tried Starv- Cabie to Th SITS IN ASSEMBL | cmicaco, 5. — “Th 1th us. We all feel and hope ! m:: m: Newsy Eoighe o we 0, anuary . — “The with us. We all fe ope 1E)] it a Tho crest of the wave of this dia- | watchmarIn the Bavmeastner Churchs ing, Due to Scolding. 3 1y b 1 in tner Chu : :: 1; .“iow yd ut "“;1" BOINE | Custing wriggling ‘jazz’ has been |hearing the bells ringing, on lnvel:lh: nto the discard, according to & | reached, and reports to us from |gation discovered a man in the bell statement issued here by Fenton | every part of the Country show |tower. The police were called, but LECTRICITY INSTALLED Gov. Ritchie Reads Message Bott of Dayton, Ohio, director of ‘clean dancing’ crusades being |the man refused to descend. Finally i 1! l N H 0 M E s 5 o dance reform of the American Na- ot movemonts (Aol e T an aelin Gingerale and Sarsaparilla ot , luc 0 - descen! meant the s . to Legislature, Taking Up flonal Association, ~ Mastors of | esecially of ‘tho ‘upper parts of |lightning vod Which he had us-d i An important reduction on these two — & a; 3 = e body, are in very ba e in |olimbing up to the top. He —] i i Gasoline Tax Plan. rouThe fox trot’ Is the dance that | goclal. dancipg, and are never [to hr = voune ek SR favored beverages—just in time for 5 e most abuse by the | found with true refinement and melancholy because his parents had mid-season entertaining and home use dancer,” said the statement, “and culture.” 3 cl &pecial Dispatch to The Star. Frer e e s S culture” scoiued nim, climbed the tower with ANNATOLIN Tavuate b tats Jous | aadiplnysatink s ranhion i hat ol o o e e e o e InanhiAC s are mns islative bistory was made with the f,fi'fi?i.—"fifi..f:“':%'h,,',"c A.i:u'fi;z“‘tll;l'; “Don’t permit vulgar jazz music ce. b yed. meeting of the Maryland general as-| wrong with the ‘fox trot' or the ‘°-~f:%n"t'“8§r"m:c oung men to hold sembly at Annapolis yesterday In two | steps in the ‘fox trot,’ but it is a | their partners tightly. as well.” .75 Per Ca §T3'° Dounell;tm.le?;3 Were $4.25 Electricity is convenient and economical. Its inshll.!- tion in the home enhances its value greatly. Let us esti- mate. We guarantee our v!ork ~ B ks C instances. For the first time a conceded fact among all teachers “Don’t permit partners to dance of dancing that the oriental sug- $2 Per Dozen Were §2.25 e 1. E o0 0. woman, Miss Mary E. Risteau of| Of,dancing that the oriental sug- , Cheeks close or touching. Phone your order to-day—we deliver promptly. Harford county, sat in that body as.a| fox trot jazz music, together with’ o-called ‘shimmy’ or ‘toddle’ member of the house of delegates, ::eu}g;tn:ilmsui;locl}u:;mm:luerviulm:i dancing should not be tolerated. Bl § e R G Talaaost e ownware “Don’t permit dancers to take while Gov. Albert C. Ritchie adopted | trend of the dance. either exceptinozlly long or short a new course for Maryland's chief “The American National Associa- steps. Established Over One-Half Century Leo C. Brooks, Manager 813 14th St. N.W. executives In reading his message in| ton of Masters of Dancing began | “Dont dunce from the waist up; Easily Served! 3 ago to work for cleaner ance from the wa < i i . Phone M. 941 person. dancing. Hundred of welfare a Dot permit “!"::g‘c;’l‘l"‘,';"move_ 3 ER Chicken salad, potato chips, rolls, Gov. Ritchle addressed a joint meet-| sociations, thousands of college ments. coffee, pastries. All found here. ing of the senate and house of dele- g;fin%nnl';g“?fiwu;minll e‘;rerywl;lcr]«; “Don’t permit dancers to copy > e public dance ha the extremes th gates, in the chamber of the latter| proprictors are listed In the work | on the modern stager "oF Uoed body, Speaker Lee of Harford county, l presiding. Not only the body of the 3 3 m‘@m&% & Gq, s i e ety s | SAFE' 70O CARRY MONEY IN SPITE Lass pplauded, bo upon s an > OsEAveaue e New ok at cortain points during the reading. OF BACTERIA, DOCTORS REPORT g,mmm HOTEin, sage was a forceful effort along con- : i - structive and practical lines. The dis- URBAN. NWELLS o 1415 H Strect - N iofar uances iwith hthe 1., January -5.— | since it is handled by all sorts of definite proposal to put the state on a| There seems to be little basls f Z efinite proposal to e ittle basls for | persons and because it usually basis by dropping the polic ; 2 g(;u"y:gm“::::mc}; borropw‘gg mm? con)_' the belief that coins bear any close move$ so quickly from one person SEMI-ANNUAL Struction,” is regarded 8s particularly | £elation to the spread of disease, | o another It has also been S according to an announcement | Stated that cashiers and others whose vocations require them to Gasoline Tax Question. made at the University of Illinois i e handle money in larger quantities 1t is argued, however, that the pos-| here by Drs. Charlotte B. Ward than the average person, might be oewe sibility of doing this rests entirely | and Fred W. Tanner of the univer- | Ilore susceptible to disease, but upon the adoption of the proposed tax sity, followi i this does not seem to be the case. - . - on. gesoline, andshat the latter, proZ| o 0 (URTIRE S eenien SR Iclasenaiiia ol veryimataly M‘Q” posal lepends partly upon ng Vo. rom which the coins are made act o Offering all fashionable winter apparel at Beciproca act o Congrcas making 3| “Coins of the lower denomina. | o destroy the bacteria ‘which ° VENTH.S'L = . . similar provision for the District of | 440 o Y reach the coins. In the study only N prices that will effect a speedy clearance. Eohumbin, s were examined for the types | (i more resistent of bacterin. the 608 TO 614 % ELE \ = Gov. Ritchie be"fl!veshlhflt the ggsgv of bacteria Avhich exist on them,” spore-forming bacteria, were found. ¢ ¢ : . r 5 line fax will enable the present defi- | says their report. “It has often | This indicates that money need not ¥ 1 The main object of this sale is to ;mmed;ately it of $1,179,55 to be paid oft In the| L n stated that money 15 a very | b¢feared for bacteria cannot live 3 J & S next two years, el 2 18 2 on it. 3 state tax rate Is cut by b cents on the{ dangerous article of commerce, “These findings, however, do not 'he House of Courtes: dlSpOSC of our remaining StOCk and Prepare ||nundred dollars. and that a comforta- Justify holding ¢oins in the mouth -f 2 - - ble surplus will be left. is plans, = i 3 = .while the hands are serving other for the New Spring Fashions. Rowever, depend absolutely upon the | cover the question of officcholding | PUTPOSE G ] legislative enactment of such a tax. |GOU€T te QUEEIOR B OHICE e e Coins, as they are passed from | 5 5 arahe orEanization of the le& o2 Sev. | Densions, amendment to the marriage | REFRRH [0 PErSon, come T, contact ll I 0t (; d SUITS—grouped for quick selling | B S GBECE S s, | S0, SRS U e o6 8 state] RS Sn i rcaien ma ots roupe€ = accomplished without friction. John visions of T the report on the tests. Tailored and Sport Styles Fur.trimmed and Costume o Tee, a lawyer of Harford county. | Sut, the brovisions of the Sheppard This is Tndicated by the sreen Styles was named as sgc%‘l_(’e]l]'l u"ll tlhe )(\;;\:‘s of consent for gi ighteen 3 color often noticed on pennies and . 1 S 11' F 'd at $25 to $45 at $65 0 $110 | |ttt wiiten % ot | nf eupmr euadimnmiiyor chiires | 412 tapplaned, appercenes on ek, For Special Selling Friday at ent League . : Selected for his second term as presi- | , The Just Governmont League Wl the death of the bacterla, and dent of the senate. The important | FEe Gie BUEIIRCL CIETnE | probabl e coins whic Sficers of both houses indicated that| poUmSn's equal rights This bill will Colnsfmhichihave i i the Baltimore city leaders were eX-| yoters and some twelve or fifteen| Whi avi © ba OATs—grollPed for qmck ,e"mg__l ercising the conlralhl;lg pn\v'er.‘ & other organizations which are work- Drs. Ward and Tanner have e u( : lons Nothing except the organization pointed out that postage stamps " . ing for sep te bills which 3 Street and Sport Styles Rich Fur-trimmed Effects andithexdelizery of the messaserby ,,p‘hm through the logis: Have somewhat the same relation Pt e Y 4 sty i 1 i house. All bills called 0 the public that money does, al- at $55 to $95 at $75 to $185 atter the session of the altergon S etion” ana sponsored | thauih (nelr constitution 3 duite it i v oters, both radical and eren rom that of coins. s v v VaK any evening. Such an adjournment Y nstrvative. Wil bo oppossd by the| Stamps are used but once, and are The heavy Clearance Days have left in their wake many eced ;’pgr(‘gnh‘;&’m";glggi‘;“;{'rflcg:’r“_ Woman's Constitutional League of | not handied by so many individ small lots and broken sizes. We've gelected tomorrow as the mittees, without which the work of [ Ros3 Holioway, Mrs. Beuben| TR to them might be a favorable i i nder pressure of tempting prices the session cannot be initiated. While the Constitutional League| abode for micro-organisms for day in which to clear them out u DS pang University Expansion. will later send a mmittee, it is relatively long periods of time. Of interest to many people in Wash- thought, to help defeat the Nevertheless, the menace is not ington is the governors rejection of | Jury service and acceptance regarded as a threatening one, the ambitious scheme for the expan- pbro ons Uf_ the Sheppard-Towner and in an investigation conducted sion of the University of Maryland, at | bfll, the clearing house has a com-| some years ago With reference to least for the present. Gov. Ritchie} mittee organ to urge the estab-| the question here at issue patho- pointed out that the situation of lishment of a state child hygiene genic bacteria were rarely found cluding Velvet Maryland is not the same as that of the bureau. on stamp: A at $27.50 to $65 at $37.50 to $95 western _states, but .that it contains Ub=er=0n" ROOf is weatherproof Lot of Silk and Cloth Dresses—for Street and After- noon wear—representative of some of the very popular $1 O DKRESSES—grouped -for quick sellin Street and Afternoon Styles Afternoon and Dinner Styles i sl cias of Various Materials, In- i learning, which had been regularly = at $47'50 to $110 assisted by the state. He point “ out’ that Maryland could not adopt the policy of maintaining a state uni- l versity in all its phases and ocn aj Dance and Evening Styles > i many old, established institutions of We know what we are talking about—because imilar basis without abandoning al ! 3 P f € SKIRTS SWEATER Bhes otner (ns";itutions.l HJ]U la\'tzred in our years of experience with “Rub-er-on Asbestos models that we’ve been showing this season. P a ~ t e xtent o . 2 ’, P ege - plain and pleated effects, of of Shetland, jersey and im- la‘,b;f:;} nelpabagHnes Y XY Fiber Coating” we’ve never known of its failing— Reduced to . i S m e swagger and plaid and ported wool, slip-on and coat “’rhe,r:rov;;noly‘;};‘d‘;"ffd;n Spunopct and it’s been used under the most testing condi- ‘) i 0] 0] e g a . 3 . 4 % ' striped woolen fabrics styles at "suver”smin!g.( Montgomery coun- | tllqn& Ilt s 01;5 thing to close a leak up—but some- Another lot of fine Dresses—reaching into some of ty, as well as at Cumberland. Hager: thing else to keep it tight—and no matter what th — S d Af Frocks of dis- to town and Centreville. All four co! € % £ what the the better grades—Street and Afternoon Frocks o at $10 sls at ss'so to $7'50 tain units of the Ist Regiment, Mar exposure, nothing affects “RUB-ER-ON.” We tinctive types—Both Silk and Cloth. land National Guard, the supply com guarantee it. Reduced to ... pany of that regiment being stationed ” ! at Silver Spring. Let us give your roof a careful inspection WOMEN WATCH LEGISLATION. and an estimate for “Rub-er-on” protection. The estimate will cost nothing—amnd the work very little. BLOUSES Tailored and costume styles, Various Organizations Send Mem- ¢ K bers to Annapolis. ol \ BALTIMORE, January 5.—Membe of'the various women's organizations i n Each Sale Must Be Absclute—No Exchanges or Approvals || hrme g re om0 the A e e s About 50 handsome Coats—including Dress and reat bills indorsed by and introduced | Sy T e S 1 1 1 at the request of their organizations — = = Sports models—some tailored, some fur-trimmed. All of in_city and state. most desirable styles. Reduced to HATS for, street, sport, semi- dress and dressy wear, “Hendqu‘nrters hM t‘he Loas.-ued of = — X Vi av he t he Beate capiial and an Invitation o N STRANGERS’ EYES all representatives of the legisiative } | —watching you in crowded restaurants— i ! s L Ly & A in theaters and ball rooms—do you 46 Fine Coats—made up in the fine Cloths; embel- tended. \ shrink and feel apologetic before them, lished with the fine furs; or finished in plain tailored fash- | The Just Cpvernment League, spon- 3 because your teeth are decayed and i Exclusi del: = soring an ‘‘equal rights bill” aj} | SEER\ stained? on. xclusive models. Z blanket measure to place women on . - Z the same level as men voters, has a Possess beautiful white teeth by Reduced to . E b moe s mmalenz legislative committee, headed by Mrs. | {'! coming to me for perfect dental work. Charles~J. Ogle, who is assisted by : Mrs. Howard Schwarz, Mrs. Theodore Forbes, Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, Mrs. // P~ ') 0 Y Calvin N. Gabriel, Mrs. Robert Walker | [ \ | Gow,_snver, Puasi. fi t m& and others. SUCTION um _and “Porcelata. 50c About twelve bills will be intro- ind_$1. duced at _th estl f e e e PLATES | Cold Crown \ | \ Fit snug, S[° & set] g H A i 0N i will mot 5 and 4& 5 TOOTH y N \ slip or drop up| Anadup DR. WHITE, 407 7th St. Opposite Woolworth's 5S¢ and 10c Store. Hours: Daily, 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.n.; Sundays, 10 to 1. Phone Main 19 -Dr. J. K. Freiot, Prop. — ) ) i I “The P-B —= > ( ; i PS il Semi <Annual ' 4 ' JI| Clearance Sale %W 70"!] on / W ? 2 '. ‘ =0 %ll}llok/zf{e%re A rack full of Tricotine and Velour Suits—plain tai- . lored and Sports models—also some with fur collar. $ 24 | Reduced to med ; embroidered and braided. Into another section we've gathered many lots_of higher-priced Suits—some plain tailored; many fur-trim- $48 Reduced 0 ... ..ouvuenenenavnnoaencesncananns ‘Blouses Taken from the regular stock. 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