Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 15

'_____\_—_JIE_E’E__WMIWR__}MEEBRUARY 2, 1922 GRIST OF THEFTS ARE American girl, Descriptive of birds, as . - ~ th i 11 y imsical Special Dinner Dance ' the "xirema. wiin its timaing trevle | |1l : REPORTED TO POLICE s Tollowie . amotner without any Saturday Evening —_— S 13’{{‘3,‘1&’;“‘3‘,i!‘r.‘m.m‘."’.‘)z\ Ol e rzo g S Mr. Hofmann could not lend it re - i r | il i i H 1 [ From 7:30 to 12:30 Man Held Up on Street Robbed L Whi i musical value, or make it ullog-.un.r | of $30—Much Clothing NATIONAL—"The te-Honded 1/ tejuudience wouldilike tossee them 4o Dleasing to hear. . | The Men's m C orne Wardman Park Boy.” Duzy 1 chairman of tho Rural Disc |, The, (hallsde in ¥, Miners whien || Oth Diseppears. The National Theater was rPopened | ik, Gouncll and has his pried the |Juan Fantas: sz, were | - H t l E. W. Young, 445 Lamont street.|last night by the Irish players from [boy gets a Job stroet cleaning so that | 1A « Dand nr mm)ls«lw of ithe "{1":.{_‘ i ote was held up by an armed colored | the Abbey Theater, Dublin, in Lennox he may wear old clothes and shame | TOO%. '8 (he Ir;! \ m:mllluu, mtn o y man, on Georgia avenue, between S e his father-in-law, there is nothing to } = ‘mu:fl":"n A]nu ;xm at times i s : For Table Reservations Park voad and Morton street. last | Robinson's —comedy, “The . White-|a,’y§t grant a hearty blessing. lost tn diffiedlt cade as s oo oln Y Phone Columbia Two Thousand ||| night about 7 o'clock and robbed of [ Headed Boy." The story is told in three acts that deep stirring $30, the highwayman overlooking $23| The deferring of the Lhums Dilling- | cover an afternoon, that night and it X the next morning in the Widow Mrs. Mary C. Moore, 1203 North | closing of the theater seemed to have |There Is no change in scene or cos- | TUsicopainting” of the carcer of its}| * Capitol street, reported_that her home | aroused the interest of all Washing- | tume, but such Is the compelling -z; n;. e d -lwm" 2 introductien wear because we have to clear it out. The stecre is ful I was visited between 5 o'clock yes- — jeorge! v: i 5 arness n{ v.lch player in the . ) - | . S . e v night and robbed of wearing apparel| Hospital being @ beneficlary of lhe4“"““° ana becomes the real thins, Lator it doepened’ for a moment. 16 valued at $125. performance. While pretty girls sold | While Arthur Shields, as the W B traais oL ARt tn e to John Malundy, Gospel Mission, 214 | flowers In lobby and aisles, to the |headed Boy: Arthur as John | {ragic minor. then return N d, i 1. t 8] 1 | John Marshall place, asked the police ent of ‘softly | Duffy; Maire O'N oo -fif)' 7 (rilis and rans whieh | |f| remained standing and || h . I | D. which lm-, —the good point most interesting to YOU is the unheard- of low prices at which we’ve marked the finest of men’s A an intr of the sixth precinct to investigate|played Irish and the biy [and Sydney Morgan, as a_robbery committed in his room.|audiecnce crowded in. upstairs and!Sent the leading ch The property taken included $45 in | down, and the new eurtain had come | Plaver is of individual anmiuding unii cash, pair of trousers. Insurance Pa-|in for its share of praise, the buzz of M, q,], pers ‘and pair of eyeglasses. social greetings silenced into an ex- Theft of wearing apparel and a|pectancy born of advance assurance pin, valued at $45, was reported by [ hat the Irish pla¥ers were about to | McKern: Trueat Crowder George Washington | present the best. Irish play seen in| O s i 3 aid the theft was com- ountry: 2 I 2 Inn. He sal this country for vears. And they did A e M Hayden: N. itaperalas ged to Jane, And Other Nationally Known Makes mitied in a basement room. G b St e | b Chvistine Hay New Spring Models Included) James W. Wood. 2623 Garfleld m—eex.ln“ ranged from gizgles to guffaw e e ( ew prlng 0 e S nC u e told ‘of ‘the taking of an overcoal| Tt was mot what from the law school of George Wash-) hean taught to consider S - T 1s Have st arrived andies ington University, 1435 K stredt. He | 1oan piag. There were no tonor Josef Hofmann Recital. 1 After Seventy Head Are Lost. | e e e valued the garment at $25. A similar | songs 'about shamrocks and green| The large auditorium of Central to make this R NG SAL : eac theft at the law School was reported|jsies; no sizn of a_cruel evi@tion, almost completely i tive, we've pluc:d about a hundred of them in the By O s st nothing in the way of Irish reels and| ay afternoon with enthu- $25 ot They're the season’s latest and best styles Bernard ::"ggff‘:rpf;':_t:d*‘}L’L"l;;‘:“{‘: not a &hillelan in sight. But that | siastic music lovers ¢ mart single and double breasters in Tweeds, o am overcoa HiCwasaiiliernl occruyaliof the omellithe app Vorsteds, Homespuns, Herringbones, Pin Stripes D l of an overcoat from his automobile,|)ife of one Irish famify was made master p parked on G street last night. convineing bucause of its human- | initial bow the: % ,LPROPERLY‘P Miss Agnes Herbert, 713 41h street,| yinghip (o family life generally | tion of applau If your, eves not focus ‘properly a blurred vesterday discovered ‘the 1 £ lib ¢ elder children are made to]a complete, expectant silence image is thrown upon erty bonds valued at $600. s, the retina. We can sup- she stated, disappeared from the ceording to a ordon from W When he made his ccorded him sking for wolf ho 3nd all the other popular fabrics. they as the ! individual rights that ad-| nds wandered over the vantages may be centered on one Regular $35 and $40 Qualities for in a few informal chord ply you with glasses ! home the past two months. favored member, who accepts his privi- s o that “make your eve Taking of $103 from the cash regis- | jome o tter of course. P foreot everyin pictures clear and dis- ter at his place of business, 3001 it is Denis, the youngest iln. finger dexterit £ tinet. Let us examine 14th street, was reported by W. W.igen of six children and ais mother's ion, for they W into the causes of your Bailey. white-headed boy—strictly a term of | with such perfect ease that unle eye discomfort and pre- ——————— endearment, seeing that his hair Is|you watched his fly 4 scribe the proper lenses. LEESE'S GLASSES TRE OnpINanT ey OF NEED OF AIR MAIL M.A.Legst OpricaL @ OPTOMETRISTS 6j4_9TH ST. N.W. ° chestnut brown. He has come home in | didn’t seem to be difficult HAYS TELLS SENATORS disgrace from Dublin University bo- | of music, and not the n ca its execution, was emphas the slow singing ton “Nocturne” were as be: ive as the brilliant pass voices the cry of the overimposed composed of thundering chords a Postmaster General Calls Action by | makes him realize what his lightning-like chromatic runs and N y to every member of the home. | arpeggios of the two Polonaises, House in Eliminating Service saunters out of ppy college “Polonaise Militaire,” a%ks his engagement to little s a second encore after nd is about to be shipped | 2 Chopin a1tz Following. the | e . I you are losing your hair and feer ! baldness—don't worry. Use Parisian Sage daily for a week and you will surely be i surprised to see how quickly it stops fall- ! ng hair and itching scalp and removes every sign of dandruff—the hair dest ‘ A Now York woman savs: “I b used Parisian Sage only two weeks, my Bair has w 1y “incrense Step in Wrong Direction. l'l"l'mmlllll > 5 |g : JJohn Duffs, | * fwo rather unusual compositions We don’t have to tell you of the high guality of these garments— Continuation c¢f the air mail serv- e nciden e At ice, through an appropriation of e ot [EsTencluced (i the arnsta e sias’ Bugo “ton the maker’s name and our name stands back of every garment—(lval s . 182,000,000, was arked by Postmaster | which brings out so much of loys | : and sold by proof enough. d West, as his first step upon [love and iunny little contrivings that | sician, Dvorsic ashington from Flori- | the outcome would be BT R R e da yesterday. He is to assume his |that daughter Kate, who toasts bread | rhythm, then changini to a s e | Quties as director general of the |before a pewt fire, can never get back | oriemtal theme, and finally combining | National Motion Pleture Producers’ [her girihood, though, praise be. she|the two. i i | a modern French mu- General Ha: .:m,. nd returning Ascociation, Ine, March 6, he an-|means to marry a certain somebody, | “pirds at Dawn” was also a co- nounced. never mind if she has seen him but |temporary composer, Fannie Dillon, | Mr. Hays called upon President [twice! Harding, and also appeared before | An adoring Aunt Ellen, failing in a the Senate appropriations commit- | first effort to buy tha Duffy off, finally tee to urge the appropriation for the {recalls the way-back diy’ when they air mail in the Post Office Depart- | were sw 4 and the frate nel ment bill. All provisions for the |bor, inflam Ve in love as well as Lonsdale Jean $3 Gn‘ls Dresses Where Your Dollars Count Most y §§r | > <o 6 5 i cson., | BEHREND’ S [$591 - 720-22-24 7th St. NW. Store Hours: Open 9:15 A M. Close 6 P.M. tair mail were eliminated by the |ger, becon > . 2 | | House. interview, st { The Postmaster General feels that : ) the air mail service has Leen suc- Tired cessful and should be continues of being tion of the Hou: he said, Tired? step In the wrong direction T;!(‘ Though it doesn’t air mail service s of great value and is, in addition, of tremendous look it, the inner- sole of potential value as a defense reserve Dr. Kahler in @S> of necessity,” he said. Shoes Mr. Hays is going to write a for- | mal letter of resignation to Presi- dent Harding, he said. is twice as wide across the ball as it is at the heel. It makes your RUTH LAW STOPS FLYING. feet look smaller and it {Brilliant Aviatrix Has Never Had doesn'’t tire you out. ~ Accident in Ten Years. DR. F. J. 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