Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 15

- 2 L ! o 1 MAY 11, 1922 - g en- L o DT T T U T S e NG TR, AN e ————— How to Toriure Your Wife. = —By WEBSTER. [KLAN FORMS BRANCHES | yiseegamone thoee oo in symontty PERPETUAL | $5,llll,lll] U.]AN |'IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY | Foniemicis e e ki & P TRT S of them develop political aspirations. SAY, AREYOU GOIN To START, The kian people, however, are ap- . 'BUILDING | ey - iy sevseimy sroee Aban? | | oo orpuastion 8utd 0| SELE, SR e S \ oo v e YOu KMoW Howy § FEEL Have Memb D of Fifty, \ e | * THE WVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, SPEMOING MONEY FOR GEVY SAWS ! i COMAS CLUB ORGANIZED, I ‘ . o Tallor: I P: f Resoluti b —The Kiu Klux Klan has, it 1s under- | made Man" presented by the students - i | assage 0 esolution Dy stood, invaded Montgomery county,|at Catholic University some wesks ago, /'=NDS FOOT MISERY' § H hifts | t and, brahches of the order are said| Was Derietied Wapl WL SO o] 8 Gt ecide positively uick relief I o I ouse Shifts Issue to Tockvills Bnd ane or toe et on o | following officers were_elected: P. J.| & and lasting resulta. |t penetrates the & | om shares maturing in 45 || The Rockvillo branch membership, | G,Comnor, president; Cluude Courand. | § pores and removes the cause. (Plasters § I or 83 months. It . the Senate. which now mumbers, it 1s sald, about | vice president; John ¥t Fitzgerald, se in'each package for Stubborn Corns) § fifty, is composed largely of residents of Tiockville anastne’vieintiyiof Ol o) —°_"'h = e i . p oy. Weekly meetings are being hel r. Harvey, who discovere e cir- o - and the membership is understood to|culation of the blood is sald to have Cal-o-c’de ST, be_gradually increasing. been the first coffee drinker in Eng- \ REMEDY Considerable resentment has de-!land. E I | i I i | | | Pays 6 Per Cent 8 Million Calocide Peckages Soid —— Al Druggiets B8 { Passage by the House of the resolu- Pays 4 Per Cent tion authorizing a loan by this coun- try of $5,000,000 to-the Liberian re- on shares withdrawn be- [[|| public had shifted the issue to the fore maturity. Senate today. Following the vote in | I | the House last night, which was 148 | Jto 139, Chairman Fordney of .the il - : : : = | Assets More Than | House ways. and means committee ST N 5 $7,000,000 predicted the resolution would be put = 2 e 4 . i Surplus N through the SAnate speedily and sent : = S it urplus Nearing Yo ho Freaftent s OME 3 IF TEWELRY WAS | | The finul vote in the House, in IF THERE 2 !1 $800,000 which about forty republicans joined THtN_;_; [} l.om':? ‘7:04:‘35:‘:'252‘_5"{::"‘ b Pennsylvania Seventh | 3 with 1id democratic opposition 3 EWELRY . £ o ? | 5 n {‘ Corner 11th and E Sts. '!;w’ and m:nys:mer:ctume r:mjnr‘l,lpy mem- :‘ G_Afiiifl oF weAri~' 1T Avenue Street | JAMES BERRY. President |} L} s It ecret bership did not vote, was taken after k g . [} JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary ” the defeat of a motion to recommit, Aev BARBARIC - | e W nstructiens to amens e reso- P should be used in paying the indebt- % PO o adness of Liberia incurred prior to : Beginning Monday—Store Hours 7:30 to 5. = August 1, 1914. 7 Optical Dept. % Bitter Partisan Fight. i Debate on the resolution occasioned Reorganized {a bitter partisan fight, and, at the ; d o (¢ b ’ same time, furnished what some mem- V7 bers described as the remarkable / " spectacle of republican leaders in- sisting that an agreement of the Wil- son administration should be carried ' pca out, with democratic leaders assert- ,{ :.Ik:g l”m]l _!ht’isllo;u_i ludl}{herl ‘.;‘l;:‘llg- 9 orized in 8 in “defiapce o W While there were many allusions to l th Boy D p tm t I e e et by tr. ; n the S €partmen Ford:ey which ‘aroused d:mocrallc //// {4 5 wrath was made during a sharp pas- 04 % . We employ only skilled Opti- [l | 555 54ris on the political make-up = SIS NEW REEL,SIM? i These values you'll find better than the price—which is a ;:Lir‘ed:'l.l‘;mu-l?:h gfter. .',‘Z’sfii.’i anaVe are intelligent people up there % JgWELS! Lis'en To reason for our offering them with these Friday specials—and a | Service. We thoroughly guar- [l|| Ghairman Fordney, at which 'the £ Sundy e 2 wrcgé ;:':; E reason for your giving them attention. antee the accuracy of all our || school teachers up there.” ¢ Gos' To - 0 work. We are featuring— 1o None who fice&%‘eddzh»ir education Wiy %o AR ' GEORGE BASS THIS SUMMER ! | o % n Virginia,” Mr. Fordney shoute o ! Special Prices teuThe genileman says that a school = Boys’ I(l}rayhand Brown Tweed and Blue Serge $ 75 eacher Is not much of & man outside of his own Job." said Representative uits—each with two pairs of full lined pants. Sizes . Shelitex Eyeglasses or Spec= |[l| Lowery, democrat, Mississippi, and 7 ta 17 years—actual $12.50 and $15.00 values.... tacle Frames—With light or Mr. Fordney instantly broke in. | = dark shell rims and nose- Good-Bye Song Sung. N piece mountings, fitted with “Not unless he has considerable | 2 % ) g 2 Periscopic Lenses, including ||| training in some other line” "the i Lot of Right Posture Suits—with two pairs 00 eye examination. Special— chalrman declated, “Take him di- | of pants. Gray and Brown patterns. Sizes 7 . rect from school to the White House ! to 18 year SPECIAL )50 and he is a glorious misfit. But as (] years. ceseesccssccsssssvensse YR a political boss he worked well for H Shell F Rimeelt Lot 1o say that by that Sone eav; el rames— imself.” Let me say that in tha - | 2 . . s"ongyan,l durable, made to [[|| nection in 1920, 1 made this state. Boys” Wash Suits—Button-on and Middy mod- 95 combine. comiort with long [[|meni=hat, the then President, waz . els. Tan, Blue, Khali, Green and Gray shades—also . wear, with s»trar:]zht thhofo‘ke'd gn the 4th day o Match, and he did, i 2 combinations. Sizes 2} to 10 years. SPECIAL.. earpieces, fitte wit eri- said we would say to him wha i i H v have heard sung at the close of a seopic aenses, Including e ([} schoot T atiendea down 1n the back . - o priced at— _ AP "%%Goodbye scholars, goodbye school Boys’ Palm Beach Novelty Suits—Junior Nor- 50 $4 00 ‘ ‘\;oodb'ye “teacher, you darned old folk and Middies. Blue, Brown, Sand, Green and ° A ool." " 78 i i SPECI 2 \aThe republican side rocked with iridescent shades. Sizes 3 to 10 years. SPECIAL.. 3 i - laughter. Déctots. Breactiptions, ac Declaring that he “resented” the in- curately filled. | sult to r. Wilson, Representative R o WE SPECIALIZE IN FIT- Connally, democrat, Texas, who re- Boys’ Khaki Colored Pants—full cut knicker- TING ARTIFICIAL EYES blied to “the attack.” told the House y Mr, Fordney would - elimimate his bockers. Sizes 8 to 11 years. SPECIAL............ c A KAI‘IN INC statement {rom the Congressional i i Record. . . “The gentleman from Michigan, s i Optometrists and Opticians [Il | 17e Houte i M. i?o:r?afif?firsf;‘:g r Boys’ Blue Serge Knickerbockers—full cut; all $ 75 braced the first opportunity he ha - 935 F Street N.W. D I O Tt ot a z nm n | wool; fast color. Sizes 7 to 17 years. SPECIAL.. ® 30 Years at the Same Addreas [ livery stable conversation about the i i 2 ex-President {‘\rl the United States, i e m— et e | ‘ AT R e T ilson. i £ P = Wilson Is Defended. . i l i Boys’ Play Suits—one piece, with long pants. “Of course, it does not take any i Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street i Light and Dark Striped Blue. Pants are long and = school teacher to understand that the i A B Sizes 310 8 v SPE gentleman from Michigan intended . will keep the knees clean. Sizes 3 to 8 years. SPE- bx hislanguigh.a hasty Sing At the s i B S P T T great ex-President, who is nog, able TR | to come here on this floor and de- EAH :z'flie.:r%jxtlr'éir;m:n:ngl D?;”th:: : Bo_\l's' Lau(r;dered" C}c;“ars—sljincll(l-and- Boaped spon biN Head, chlat-EIoh > - span, clean and in all the wanted shapes. f o man is ill. He lies stricken. I think » 2 TAXE JONES' VEGETABLE HERB H | \'l; unsecmiy and unbecoming in the |f{ [ | JFLOOR 20c grade. SPECIAL....cuveresnnennaces 2 or Y oty harmlecs compound that ix chalrman of a great committee to one . of the most searching blocod regale the galleries and his partisan ] = i Cleansers ever discovered. Made from audience here with these low, mean, E 3 s e = oots, herbs, barks and gums exclu- nasty flings at a former President of [ Middy Blouses—All White and White with Blue vely. with chocolate costing, and B |(he United States. . 5 ! AR _1he Lversh wuls <, “There was s time when the now . Si 1 PECIAL ° gut griping or other unplessantn ex-President was able to take care of H t k bl al collar. Sizes 4 to 16 years. S AL.ccerneocnns It your, drugist hasnt WaxiStht | himeeif in his own proper way, and ! ere s a most remarxkabie vaiue I ! TO SATISFY or money refunded. dlqr:!E that :iimeu,the ‘ezlle;‘nan (roenr: M otkers who have sef i o . 1l CHRISTIANI DRUG CO: g:':fr':%"(fl:; o time {o hurl at his : . Children’s Sleeping Garmens—\\lme Crepe, $ 25 N ctenseless head these insinuations o Nai < o . th and Pa. Ave. N.W. and Insults would not have dared to , | Cross-bar and Plain Nainsook. Sizes-2 to 6 years. ° use such language. i SPECIAL ... sosee e i “There are those now who gather I | ! TS Bt about him to view his misfortune i Jogeeyer® with satisfaction, to hurl denuncia- . o TABLETS: tone audiinslnuRtions ae Hin > Black Cat Three-quarter Hose—wide rib. Cor- For The Chairman Fordney said the resolu- i 0 | 5 e - - tion™ which goes nyw 1o the Senate: (1] |1 i —and a few conservative models— i ; dovan, Black and White. Sizes 7 to 10. SPECIAL.. (W would be passed speedily and sent to t | . the President. fi . ; Blouse Waists—with collars attached; light striped ROCKVILLE. ] . , , E g ROCKVILLE, May 11 (Special).— 1 effects. Sizes 6 to 16 years. SPECIA! » c r Sitting as the county board of health, | | AL (l;e county co?lrvzlxglosersw);fi?i;du%' 1 . ! afternoon re-elected Dr. a & | . . B Pratt of Rockville secretary to the i i | Children’s Straw Hats—Roll-brims and Tams, 95 board !m;' county h”}_fl‘ officer l‘“ L i I in Natural, Brown, Blue and Black. Hats that were ° term of four years. s annual sal- i i Showers! ary s $1.200, . pito 400, SPECIAL 2 deatitenpniantosms s . Thomas Gott_of Rockville, Who re- cently resigned as a derm!)]' 1;1 the £ the t. mm el . - & This shop is head- ;Trf has be:rr?;lr,»'«;ifi&e;oby the Gome Boys’, Girls’ and Chxldren’st Sport Ohxford.a— quarters for dainty mov- missigners’ clerk of the police court 3 * Smoked or Ivory Elk; with Black leather trim- ° and h® has entered upon the discharge Sn ) H n mhlu ?tual;r»kl;?f;..;"g of his duties. His salary is $1,200 a (é mings. Sizes 8% to 2. SPECIAL .....cuennnnns when yo! 3 vi year. 3 : “shower” to one of the A delegation of citizens of Friend- Jl{g the weaves its wh hove. something ship Heights, Somerset and_Drum- i : s . el sirforsiite=r mond, this county, headed by William o AR G Misses’ and Children’s White Low Shoes—Can- $ 95 mo ol 3 oemaker, appeares efore the Vi — S - every occasion. We ¢runty commissioners here and urged y Ty vas and Nu-Buck.. O’g}?;{:dfi& I-lfump! and Strap San: . i Sy a public road be opened from . would like to have you A bl ons R oponed ftrom Tweeds and Home- | dals. Sizes8to2. S come In and look around. erset, to Chevy Chase Cirdle. ' The [ | < N i uy. commissioners will, it Is understood, —C | o, pligStion 1o boy comply with the request If they find, spuns—cut on the [ after an investigation, that there 1t 3 The National S A b e e distinctive Sports | Upon the advice of Drs. Benjamin Perry and William T. Pratt, Mary Carroll of this county has been ad- judged by the county commissioners to be of unsound mind and has been lordered committed to Crownsville Asylum for care and treatment at the expense of the county and state. —_— LEAVES ARMY SERVICE. First Lieut. Robert C. Wilcox, in- fantry, has been honorably discharged from the service of the United States, Ilttwnlter Reed General Hospital, this city. . Remembrance Shop = (Mr. Foster's Shop). 14th St. % ReS"™ " models — patch Bath Robe Special Men’s Jap Crepe\‘Robes—striped patterns and plain colors; self trimmed—with slippers and carrying case to match. pockets, and all. | Also' some Fancy Cassimeres— Con- ! Sizes up to 42, Cocoanut Qil Fine B For Washing Hair Special Lot of . “Junior High” Suits $1875 You know “Junior High” Suits are designed expressly for the bays just going into long pants—and they are full of the right kind of fashion points for them. " Single and Double Breasted—Blue Serge and Gray and Brown mixtures. These suits sold up to $30. Sizes 32 to 36. If you want to keep your halr in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos con- tain too much alkall. This dries the scalp, | makes the hair brittle and is very harm- ful. Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can’t possibly iajure the hair. g el Simply put two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulsified in & cupor glass with a lttle warm water, then molsten the hair with water and rub it in. It will make an abun- dance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every par- ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it ledves it e and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to.manage. You can get Muldified cocoanut ofl sham. Poo at any drug store. It s very cheap, ~ —and Topcoats ‘About 50 Coats—in two shades of Gray Tweéjs: skeleton, except for yoke lining and sleeve-lining; ta ed seams. Sizesup to 42. « Don't let anybody talk you out of using EBONITE in transmission or diffe! X your motor car o sruck. 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