Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 4

o 1 o &t D\ § ¢ THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 . e e e e ——— s e e ¢ S| A Man Returning From the Internal Revenue Office, —By WEBSTER. VII!GINIANS TO CELEBRATE Amn 1.,.2?3 2]“: !.,.olf pm" :E; s C NORWOOD _ ——— = p Meetings to Be Held Over valorem on hides has been voted by In New York--- - 1 Senate flnance committee republicans, | For resurfacing old floors and mew Road Ifi'l'llflofl vlfim- who are rewriting the Fordney tariff ones of hardwood. Workmanship Three meetings to celebrate the|der both the Payne-Aldrich and Un- 14% B St- S.E. + At The International Flower Show o Now in Progress ' Gude’s Home-Grown American Beauty Roses provides for certaln routes for the i 3 B 7 Win i R P \( i f T Oy THAT For You . RO and Washington will speak at the meetings. They include Frank Lyon, H. H. Millard, John Bethune, Rufus 8. Day and Alfred G. Karger, represent- ing the Lee Highway Assoclation. The meeting at Falls Church will be held in the parish hall the one at Fairfax in the courthouse, and at Cherrydale in the school auditerium. —_— BILL EXTENDS FRANKING. Benator Elkins of West Virginia has introduced a bill which proposes to extend to_the Prisoners’ Rellef So- clety of Washington, the franking privilege for the free transmission of correspondence through the malls. —_—— Girls in' Japan are fast becoming fox-trot fans. Lee highway in Virginise will be held by the Lee Highway Association to- ! First e Prize ---AS USUAL Fairfax Court House and Monday at Cherrydale, the association announced today. The Virginia legislature re- cently passed a bill which establishes * Gude’s American Beauty Roses en- joy a nation-wide reputation for beauty and fragrance — GROWN RIGHT HERE IN WASHINGTON. | GUDE BROS. Baby Grand Week . You, Too, May Own A Baby Grand Piano No home too small or unpretentious to ac- commodate one of these exquisite instru- ments. The Baby Grands we are showing . this week offer the best in style, workman- ship and tone—any one of which you would be proud to own. Cherrydale, Falls Church and Merrl- 1214 F Street N.W. fleld to Fairfax Court House, and thence to Newmarket and on to . : ~ . Florists and Floral Decorations Cable_eddress—'GUDE." Bristol, Momber Florists' Telograph D iation, Prominent citizens of those sections o DURING Prof. E. L. GOONSAKARA of India a convert from Buddhism and a noted lecturer on all phases of India—religion, philosophy and politics—will lecture Thursday, at 4:45 P.M., at Foundry Church, 16th - and P Sts. N.W.; 8 P.M. at First Baptist Church, 16th and O Sts. N.W., on “INDIA’S SEARCH FOR GOD.” FRIDAY—4:45 P.M.—Foundry Church. 8 P.M.—Church of the Coyenant, Conn. Ave. and N. St. N.W. Dr. B. F. 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The refusal of Lord Derby to enter the government is believed to have been final, and even the most ardent coalitionists .are manifestly anxious in view of the failure of Tuesday's meeting and the obvious hardening of the determination of many con- servatives to cut loose from the «coalition. Lloyd George Silent. ‘The premier’s political engmies de- clare it is impossible for him now to retain his position as head of the administration while depending mainly upon unionist votes, and urge that it is time he recognized the fact and made his threatened resignation definite. salves and gives you the new imp: way to rid yourself of skin afflictions —Noxzema Greaseless Oil of Cloves Cream. Get Noxzema from your drug- gist or send this clipping with 10c (cost of mailing) for a large free demonstration jar. Nox- ]z‘;dx:u Chemical Co., Baltimore, granted an opportunity to defend himself in the house of commons last night against the government and Earl Curzon, secretary of foreign affairs. 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