Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1922, Page 13

DIVA WINS SUPPORT * Q0T-TINGLING TUNES | 8,000,000 ‘HOMOGENIC’ APPETITES ARE °FST|F|[E§[';";$ ',‘,2-},55“" CREATED IN NEW YORK MELTING POT %5 it at the city hall, upon sugg F MUIHER-m-I-Aw ";?A'p?!"‘m"é',‘r';"kmn 18.—Stub- | BY the Assoclated Press. | trict eat '8,500,000,000 pounds of |the health department. bins Watts, the fiddling miller cf NEW YORK, March 18.—The food each year, or 1,375 pounds Dallas, is dead. quick lunch, the chain grocery and each. ant e e gt er:elg: the self-service restaurant have In terms of pounds per adult Mrs.” Howland Says Singer twelve oilen outh of here, where, | created a “homogenic appetite” | consumer, it was learned that each % g ;"Kn and boy, he had sronndofi’o::x among the 8,000,000 persons who person disposes of 153 pounds of Y U ANT A or seventy years, was even 3 eat three meals a day in the dis- 28 of fish, 277 of sweet milk, “ ” - 24 meat, of fish, 3 Acted Splendidly,” and | It was vulic by his fathel; A% | trict embraced by the port of New | € of cheena 50°of cgxs and 38 of —we ar unescelled at Paintisg, . The Universal Car and ploneers, carrying long rifles | York. Papernanging and Upholstering, Let . Blames Glotzbach. and wearing ' coonskin caps wero This is the conclusion of the port | New Yorker eats 320 n us catimate; its first customers. erly i of New York authority, which has vear, 333 pounds of vegetables oge . 1 By tlie Assoclated Press. tor cars used to stop at the mill, |y, (KR - OPK lve | 120 pounds of fruits. His | H 1325 14(h St. In Initial Cost and in Upkeep- MONTEREY, Callf, March 18.— '1::.}?'}:‘;"";; Lie .l"l‘l’:‘,',‘.‘:: son- | an eméb‘nc‘;’ T reY Sfstribute | tooth” requires 55 pounds of sugar Geo. Plitt Co_.,»[rIE., Main 4224-3 . ice Facilities! : Mrs. Kate Glotzbach Howland sald| eration. ing foodstuffe by truck, sutomo. | and he drinks 15 pounds of tea and |- ml In Service Facilities! today the marital dificulties of her| _In early days the miller was fa- | Do 2nd airplane in the event of The survey committee, which ‘ : NORWOOD son, Floyd Glotzbach, and his wife,| MOUSas a fiddler and no dance Was | ¢ranaportation. tras headed by Gen. George W, ith- ; v @® In Numbers and Demand! Mme. Margaret Matsenauer, opera| bar bps, ' the Belshborhood wit Beotional and racial differences | Goothals, consulting engineer of | = 0 geors and mew % ! sing arose from th 1 ‘They hi al in those of diet are fast disappearing and the port authority, learnes a r ng 2 . e actions of a ey had real dances a more and more standardized | 1,800 carloads of food are required ones of hard Workmanship : % ; s o Carmel, Calif., woman, days.” Stubbins Watts used to 88 | menu is belng ladled out in this | to appease the daily wppetiies of | nlBrl-Stnds B me from g ¥ melting pot of nationalities, .the the 104 municipalities in the dis- 1 t. > ; Neal'ly 000 oo U e—‘ She is a woman about fifty-two| fifty miles away and we always | ° t & total of 531,000 carloads a 428 . S.E. H 69 ’o n 8 "rhere sa Rewn vears old,” Mrs, Howland sald, “who| danced ail night, and at Christmas | JSPOTt savs. Althogether. inhab- L terss o8 i Phone Line. 2031 . sent my son letters while he was| 2nd times like that the dance went In the east, causing him to rush| .oy Pextday. 2 For the information of those who may wish to purchase Ford cars on a “deferred “We played good tunes too, in |} penss Balbriggan payment” basis by an initial payment and a series of monthly payments thereafter, the :-::‘M::' hush up thess. Imaginary | 4 ..fiJfiitfi’;?fi'.'-i';?":fl"'-(fi?g Union suil‘:‘ following schedule of prices for the different models is submitted, the prices being for the “When Floyd came to Monterey| Laybo®hs adlera Dram.’ . ear or truck as delivered in this city and including freight, Federal excise tax, gas, oil, on this matter the woman continued| make your feet ting! 790 interest on the deferred payments and 80 per cent fire and theft insurance. o pwrite to him in the east, and —_— Men’s Fine Pajamas $1.19 White, Blue, Pink and Tan Pajamas, in_this Tot. Sizes to D. some of these letters fell into the Ankle length and $402.37 Down Each Month $40.47 Each Month $31.52 Eackh Month $247.27 Down $294.75 Down $365.96 Down $41.18 Each Month $36.84 Each Month $30.49 Fiach Month $183.89 Down - $2158.64 Down $270.76 Dewn $30.64 Each Month $27.32 Each Month $22.56 Each Month i 5o R e we - Bal. in 13 Months Bal. In 13 Months Bal. in 13 Moenths Ing &DONE, that sedule Bancncs in This Sale of $194.41 Down #231.05 Down $357.13 Down Dfenipears fo, be surroundsa by . Great Values in This Sale of . $32.45 Each Month 325.96 Fach Month $33.93 Ench Month and h;: wifo, a5 woll. He snpeare Women's All-Wool p eCl €o to_be fn great fear of thi 4 $271.51 Down $323.87 Down i wen%. to Ne:v oYorks vl’:m::enl 2{:’\12] !\{:llzcnauer ll'nd saw her there l to le wee [ , 2 e Jatter part of February. W. Em| e B L oot Do 0 T Boys’ Woolen Suits 5 greed to take Floyd back i i f(‘)"rgt:\ ‘d)‘HI {urglve everything, even BECk Miners to Avert o offering to do anything in her pow- or, o et 1 of the otfer woman. Unemployment. ' ults T its must en rushed back to California|p esei s mus - > in an endeavor to bring my boy to| jRANCHEE e (L . KOTE—PFrices of all models, cxcept truck and chassis, include Ford starter and do- his senses and to get him out of 2 g i be seen to be ap- mountable equipment. Recording fees in Maryland and Virginia met imcluded. o er o tis other woman. n. | Mach 18-7The mine stctks, Wihics Y g:t:!‘:,ulely! he mad l‘ought to avoid | has lasted for sixty-seven days, will preciated. Tt sure- ° . Authorized Washington Ford Dealers siratesy T managed o have a priey|nd at midaight tonight, the order ® i uthorize asi g talk with him, but_he has been so|for its cessation having been con- ly looks like old worked upon that I have been un-|firmed by all the unions concerned STETARTS GARACE m::'olon MOTOS fceNAx able to show him the error of his|,cting tndependently of the workers times to be able t_o SIBL T Benmeytoania Mme. Matzenauer has_acted|federation. The mine workers’ union, ive such values in TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. COMPANY (Ine) splendidly throughout and I in no|representing 21,000 men, led the way . & - HOXAvecIne BoiCantond 1 mvn:nNAvr: st. N.W. Band b i, oz taking the Snalliby, Gpposiag the proposed plan of & Nobby all-wool pepper-and- | boys’ suits. Light, = n 5 > 2 . ru‘mw:o:'xml cn)‘n::n - has been led to say the foolish|ballot among the men a lbe;n: ;E: ‘salt and high-color Tweed dium and dark 008=100T ' Wiaeousts R. L. TAYLOR COMPANY thines that the papers credit him D e o Ievaiy oo the 2 . Suits,. in_several good styles, | Medi T e TAMBTES W, 1840 1408 B¢ N.W. pwith “revolutionary movement™ and repu- 3 with notch collar; front or|chades in all the 2ol STROBEL MOTOR COMPANY diating and N;N‘lflhmn' g it. attoithe Tuxedo model; belted and A WOrth to ss 98 loulh;:tz‘n::. :gnvl.rmuf 3 1G5 Trviag St NOW. NEW MEXICAN UPRISING Premier Smuts has appeal patch pockets. In all sizes, 16 wanted colors; in o emploi/zra t: show ‘le“ma ty 'in re- 7 n_order to ) 5 : - > £ FAILS TO GET STARTED ffii?&‘i"fl%fl;’n‘e’n“ “Mm;";ve\;la‘flfl S Just the thing for Sport wear. | sizes 7 to 17. i it asized the urgency of avoiding These Dealers Can Sell Ford Cars, Tractors, Parts, Etc., Anywhere in the United States ‘;’,’:‘%icfi‘,’:n”! ““““;" Rione who; 18 : = = ) —— — —— i : a und 1ston. s i 2 ildren’ | 5 | Lmmediate Delivery on All Models Movement Planned by Gen. Favela m::yncslp.::chagien eeting of burghe INFANTS DRBSES,Z‘°'79 c ‘! 25¢ Children’s STORM SERGE, 3 YDS. 79 c h s Yurd-wide Navy Blue, ers, the premier congratulated them Made of fine, soft-finish b 5 % in Coahuila Ended by His Death |that the movement was broken and nainsook, neat yoke hem- HOSE 5".;0’;.‘;'(53:‘?3 b‘xoornr:l:ei:ge;. the revolutionaries had learned a les- |} || ming, and fresh and clean. 6 Pairs, a, good quality 3 From Wound. son. “He said that ugly and horrible [R}| Worth 5%c each. J E s, ete. ol | EL PASO, Tex., -March 18.—The things, which could fiot have been 89c = = 7 expected even from the barbarians, i = S5 | Bleached Muslin, 6 Yards 82 Ria revolution that was to have broken |had happened. & or cordovan: e Yard-wide, Close - woven out in the Mexican state of Coahuila o feag e LU CHILD’S DRESSES 59 early this week met with disaster in i i T i s 5 10 Uy i the Tnaking ven mors quickly han| $2,630,000 IN DEAL. plies mow a0 el gl | TS ey e, o the Rodrigues Merigo uprising in L !l Dresses, with embroidery injurious dressing. Full Chihuahua of a few weeks ago, . i olies. Szes 1, 2 and 3 years. pleces; worth 18¢ yard. | de- | Prudential Insurance Company Dis- ¥ e — linil:lhsllm!fl federal o:erath'ea clare ere today. - The new movement was planned, |poses of Trust Company Holdings. the agents sald, by Gen. Pablo Fa:| ‘oo p o g ararch 15—Sale by i vela, who has been spasmodically | > | 2 the Prudential Insurance Company of |f| under arms in the vicinity of Torreon A":.fi“ of all its stockholdings in the | i Ty S || am y dan ST i o B 00| T, [P et Ty Made of pink twill, full L Gy B e o Favaia” caohed with s amtyil Te Tidelity Dolen Tt aompany ond |§ || neigne, in all sizes 34 to ¢4, [| Somens ana chl_}d:?pn's un- O DPare ardo, 0N the Du- | National Bank was announced here|fl||and 2 garters attached. | Il derwear. Worth 23c yard. The general sustained a serious | 138, The B e T Eaters wound, fleeing to the mountalns with and brokers, and the amount involved 0 i ” & few followers and dying soon after- | 55 ! wazd | ¥ 5ouine the New York state legis- SATEEN PETTICOATS 89 c it | f I nnrsscmcnm,sms.77 i ! New spring patterns, in Gen. Ireneo Villareal, who, with : = Pure lustrous finish Sa- ! : : n two - followers, was arrested in | e commitioes BouIng e dent ot || teen. with “neat pleated Jeat ehenks oriamail plels) < ; - Prestdio county, Tex., by American | tiom Forest . O oyoe Prvan criti- ||| flounce and pretty flowered 1 :29 || fast eclors and a big ; 2 - . |officers about tlie same time, was to | cised by Samuel Untermyer. commit- |Q|| petticoats. ~ e fj sati. W pacd ! l = S T have joined the Favela movement, [\iacounsel. because of ‘slose . ! possibly as second in command, the |financial relations between his insti- e officers said. tution and banks In which it was a Plar. - = T m i . L * The two pleaded mot guilty to the | stookholder, which Mr. Untermyer |}l BANDEAUX, 2 FOR 39 :: e c i charge of fomenting a_ revolution. | clai d were a detriment to the 113 They were taken to the El Paso jail | polioyholders. 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The nicest cathartic-laxative in the world | —thoroughly! “They work while you sleep.” NEW YORK, March 18.—A bit of % - 2 < = = A chivalry on the part of an alleged 3 c o for grown-ups or children is candy-like | Cascarets will not sicken you like salts, oil, burglar toward s girl suspected by Y \ 5 . - . s e police of being the head of a band “Cascarets.” One or two tonight will clean | calomel or harsh pills. They physic fully, but of silk robbers was involved in_the J 1 . . . . . > arralgnment today of Evelyn Gold, | your bowels right. By morning all the con- | never gripe or inconvenience. Ten, twenty. twenty-three, and pretty: Louis Rosen . stipation poison and sour bile will move out | five, fifty-cent boxes at any drug store. e brio) e A e Poseseing bUrEIar t0ols A bov. who ' 1,000 PIECES, GUARANTEED STANDARD MAKE, ¥ FIRST QUALITY_—REGULAR $2 AND $3 VALUES! | J — For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Upset Stomach, Colds, Bilious Liver said he was Philip Roskin. a brother E of Hyman, was arrested when he was | 1f poor sight is slowing up seen sitting in court in the ranks of your progress, come to _\l! at e alleged that Pl hando ||| C05C A0F €lastet (hat will rc; ili - i -t z ed o bar OF tolls fo the &irl Just pe. |[f| establish your old-time effi fore the arrest was made. and es- CICHCY: ® caped. 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