Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 12

IRBBON CAPTURED President and Mrs. Harding BY POLICE MOUNT; Farm, fourth. Chargers, open—All Gold, E. L. Redman, won L-nflnvar. Henry H. Norman, #econd; Allahmande, Ml’ G. 8. Patton, third; Rondax, Maj. Scott, fourth. Tarry Not a Victor. bord, second; Blue Rld(e, Miss Ma- rion 'du_Pont, " third:- Lloyd George, Mountain View Farm, fourth. Riding tandem, free for all—Team, Weeks, and Maj. O. M. Ballinger, one of the White House aide: Mrs. Harding wore a charming after- noon, gown of blue and white foulard velled in blue chiffon, and made on long pimple lines, panels of the chiffon form- ing the overdress. The sleeves of the foulard fell away from the wrists. Her lurge blue. taffeta hat had a facing of | White chiffon, and a rosette of the taf-' feta at the right side of the crown was edged with white chiffon. e chlef of staff, Gen. Pershing, had a party with him in his box, his guests including the- ambassador of Chile and \" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNE'SDAY MAY 17, 1922\ J. G. Harbord, third; entry, Allendale |posed of the Emrnury of War, Mr, '"l‘l Loren Johnson, Mrs. Wade H. El- GOES T0O MIDDLETOWN, PA. | Maj. Roy M. Jones, air service, ati the War Department has been Or- dered to Middietown, Pa., for duty-in Jis, Miss Fiora Wilson, Mrs. Francis S. Nash, Mrs. Howard Hume, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Julia Whiting, ~Miss Beatrice Beck, Mrs. Walter R. Tucker- | Cfarge of the industriai war pians wman, Mrs. Willlam Barret Ridgely, Mra | section, air intermediate depot therep Staft ‘Bergt. Samuel ‘T. Q. Donaldson, Mrs. John Washington | Davidg?, Col. and Mra. Morris E. Locke, Satme Halr Pomade The Ideal Hair Grower . Ma). and Mrs. Willlam C. Rose, Col. | 4 reabhate fosd. aet8 Jocfums Matthew A. De Laney, Mr. Newbold | Noyes, 208, Tom Bones,, Mrs. Calvin | Gage, Miss Margaret Gage, Mrs. Fraser Edwards, Mrs. Qeorge T. Marye, Mrs. : lin oil Th —of Painting, Paperhang- willilam Zlegler, Jr.; won; Red Wood ¢ Rine- | Clarke Waggaman, Miss Lindsay Wood, Among Spectatorsat _ |aua Jack Front How . Norion. scc- | ety T Dr' L 5. Rowe. Mr- ana. Mrx | M. Gores D 'rlope, Mlsg Carofys : S Norse Show. third; Bouvard and Barbara Breeze, e e T i o HilL, ‘M. Lynch, Luguer, Mr “Stanley ing and Decorating tkink & G. S. Patton, fourth/ erick 'Gillett. The Commissioner of the | Armstead, Ivan C. Sandeford, of Taylor, Victor, almost as well known to | Thoroughbred saddle spectal - |District and’ Mrs. Guno Rudol Co Duflml::llg?l’ Meal 3. A Lyon, 0% reideni "o Congrers Heluhia. and Harbell, Presi En,% Vi, -y olard- | thelr guests Gen. and M enry, ST Estimates made on request. Anacostia’as his rider, Policeman A. Lieut.” M. ones, third; C 1. Licas of the eleventh precinct, | PeP. Miss -‘ulla Whiting, fourth:- Others in the bozes and on the grand- | CAPT. WALTZ COMING TO D. C. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. contentedly munched his oats last| mec*: 'stand included: Brig: G8n. and Mrs. C.| Capt. Welcome P. Walts and First av-m— o3 [I: . u First Race—_Hendquarters Troon, Fort Myer I, es W. Wadsworth, | Lieut. Earl M. Miner, infantry, at Fort || LEWIS M. THAYER § PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING hight with the apparent satisfactionf| entey,” Private Kinile, ‘wou: Dispaich, En |31, Benning, Ga., have been ordered to 2333 18th St. NW. Tel. Col. 10778 9 of being premler of the horseflesh of ""':..’;1';'2“..‘ gmw Hamilton, second; Jume | Mann, Mrs. James McDonald, Mrs | tnis city for duty in the military dis- || EOWARDS. 75X 507 13th NW, « ; « the metropolitan police department. | Charior Nace B Battery. 51 Fieid Artillers. P'W’lfl‘y'é‘l‘e;‘»lflnr; Pdward R Finken- | trict of Washington. 2 . In competition with the entire police | Rrirate De Witte, won; D Battery, 34 Field m‘*“-."n. Mra. John . Rodgers, et is for VOLl le_ horse class yesterday at the Natlonal | Romey Race-Traup' B, 34 Caairy, Fortman Milea” Miss Aune Sauire, Misa Capital horse show at Arlington | Mgy (Sergt: Bakex), wop. Rooney, Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Anna th f d Park, he was awarded a blue ribbon o wan: S one “uen et | HA e e e ulin M . e number 01 words as the most intelligent, obedlent and “[tis, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, § N ld the snappiest horse of the Dlistrict : : tal‘ police contingent. . 2 t wou e The police horse class showed thore | 2:05—Class 87, g..m'.:"".:f,l.’ ot 14 e | —— Pennsylvania i Seventh T Ve by, aodordime vo | 2:20—Clase 14, Totice harneés Horses; 1 No Need to Forego A nm i in the couytry, according to | 2: Novice na orses; 1 en- —No Nee | to begin to describe iie kad i the ougssy, socerdin o : Foreg . Avenue e Street | who has selected’ scores of animals iargeres 10} entilas; —the Convenience of - the wonde: ful flavor RH roasnized 20 SIS Bres: T : ; ' ' whicl S recognized as the finest in - 4 A the world, He said th; lmprovemelr:l S hom.' * Hbt %ter ° i over past years was the greatest he |3:30—Clnss ddle; 8 nmu ;) 4 . and pe relish ad Pitnessea: R 8 B NN s« ; Opening the White Shoe Season P p The equipment s uniform; the col- A < even if f - and kitch % or of the 'l:orses and the sex is much S —e;_‘en 1 “f(‘i‘ate 33 f 3 ‘-h' % ore -in _harmony an previously,” 2 C S : and delightful freshness | Ahme Saner i it Ll cruficesiare dumped fge the With a4 Very-Special be proud of the progress of #the : B “anter: 5 en-|If summer. | - mounted arm qf its police depart- tri that makes ment.” 4:30—Clam 77 Saraess champlonabi. For this week only we Georgetown Horse Second. " Class 81, rempronsuip, bgne: | [ Adams Pepsin Gum T S T | e S | offer e of Women’s Low Shoes rom out Georgetown way, took sec- 3 H psin u oud prize; after a keen ontest for 25-ft. Copper Coil Gas . honors. He showed such class that 3 S0 ]ustl famousl Maj. Benton declared privately later, Cleas®3 and Olaan 5 between first and WATER S ) . he would like to take both horses second race: 2 entries. HEATER Th p H H :voarck {g New York for the police g:!:‘e:ln:«;yfla‘!u 3 oxd);ze;1 " 1 ¥ . e l'lcels co there. avalry an o all S n T e | xdics dat e g s ‘ : ! ug! e T rize to 16 N H 1¢ o eleventh precinct, and c‘e’or‘o. Sergt. INGS E G TS. ,l;'lor smalll fa‘rlmh;s t}:us heater ’ . - ¢ E. ‘1; Eby’s mount, took t?’urtfi n;l:loi . :':qu_sugp y all the hot water AS every one expecte arbel ired. mount_of " President Harding, tooi | EYesidential Party Escorted to Box < | rst prize in a speclal saddle class # arranged for the White House entry. Decorated With Flags. Gas Range, $27 . : | The Bresident “himeelf, who put 'in | Upon thewrrival of the President and 3 s A ® . arance w s Harding, | Mrs. Hardl - | |J| =and up. Al sizes are Secretary Waeks. Mrs, Weeks and |rerday atterhoon the class then show. | (]| meet the’ needs’of the ia y other guests shortly before the event, | ing was stopped for a few moments | |[| small household. - Boac, Sha. Diaced the aiiyer. biae |Bie s oaod, playes [7he Star J.C | - 3 3 Spangled Banner.” Rear Admiral Car; ! frophy in the hands of Lieut. Mc- |T. Grayson, Col. Robert M. T hompion MAURICE OLBERT o r—‘_‘!;e;lr:m:l!lv:“l\:gluyir: ;:em :lddedl:‘."ofo!v:; ;nd o,mte]r officials of the Horse Show . Heating—Plumbing—Tinning v esociation. met th idential pa . manners and schooling of the horse. |at the £ate and eacomred tnem (o ihy 621 F Street Fheieseir steci ridaen by DE . BRIy Carter, | oty fmiad 0% hich had been re- carried off Second prize in this event, | metom ot THelr PArty was co { .hu;lige Glforza B. Hhulrna, known inter- - th l h nationally as a horse expert, paus- Y ing for some time before l‘:hl! n‘:ount e va ue muc more hr{ore calling Harbell out for the prize. - e Included are several hundred pairs of Oxfords, W Pep #% s x \ nira and N e EED ronal s O = Pumps, Strap Effects and Low Sport Shoes. All of in_this class. The performances of Maj. Gen. NE MORE av 1 s1 ce 1 1 Harbords ey Tark, o ong {,mce{g, . s them models that have their desired place in the fashion, chargers class; Voodcock, Miss . i q S 1 Michell Newborg's Hihtwelght hunt- \ of the season—turned, flexible and Goodyear sewed soles l-r.dnn: » u)lar'on -luh Pn'nt's sl]'xeu- an a u‘ lol l N a e ] 14 hist 1 h 'd (1 h 1 andoal, in the novice hunters’ class, —low, medium or high leather or covered woo eels. S]T:‘: r;lr?‘l"e‘:.orlh). Each annexed a To Be Held Mfly 25’ 1922 ’ > The day was probably the bright- AR DEPARTM! T A est of the entire meet. The crowd 7 dstion Whi H Whi H 5 o g AR g s ; Toivid ha . . chariot race & wheel fall, causing the many itemms have Temeined. oo Bl White Nu-Buck White Kool Cloth / ; : e vehicle over him. President Harding and By theMaL! ‘Msxy bave hite Buck hite Duck 4 Mrs. Harding were on their feet with R the rest of the Chrong, straining "n". u:'io.'c'. / t i ), | ’ ~acq <1 u;::al\c‘;::(:‘g:\'x(oocc:xr:ed?rwlh‘:ln _“;le::; : o ¥ | There are Shoes for every occasion—Street, Busi- o lacks, after passing the judges’ r ~ Hand and Starung o the atubies, Somae particarar sate o ave Ta mind | ness, Sports, Beach \Wear. - The Sports muodels are suddenly gallope: A ver see- . . . " sawing on the lings." The runaways Here’s @ Rough Guide to the Long List of Offerings trimmed with Tan, Black or White leathers = ¥ e e cer e et et Refrigerators and kitchen ‘materials, cord, rope and twine, = i just cleared the track of the chariot. ;!]l;:-:r"s E"Tce“furnll‘ur? ana *137 parts for dump carts and wagons, s Aoh 3 i ;l;lt‘ea;adll:? !n.;:’-;eh suffered a broken tionery supplies, including 7 “.\"M"am;e quantities of mis- - Sizes are \\Icll assoncd—hut‘ the price is very much below safes, 5 Dictaphones, 599 settees. cellaneous hardware and building ¢ ¢ Events ot Yesterday. Clothing and textiles, drawing materials and subsistence. the value—so: there’s bound to be a ruish. - Yesterday's events' resulted as fol- . ”» " Erilsted S. Army—Groucho, i sar Ay bl . S men, rmy—Gre 8 " SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. |ty o S B Commanding Officer, Q. M. Intermediate - . Paver’ . Seote TRIS: Emirs Troop B, 24 Cavalrs, ndler Warehouse, Atlanta, 2 | When you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are getting |¥ort Myer, toarth, - " % Depot, Ca Lien) ta, Ga i . o i Pl Saddle ponies, ridden by -:mldren un- { the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over |ger twelve—Seabeight. " W, “Todge TARTMIT N1 i **************4‘4*** e 5 e K v I ek Tk ok e et 5 g 4 wles. won; Fire Fly, oses, sec- 1 2 v red s - milli ond: Billie, Miss Alice Tuckerman, 22 years and proved safe by millions for ihirs: Ron oy, Miss Ruth Tackerman, ! ‘;: . fourth. I Colds Headache Rheumatism Polo_mounts, heavyweights—Mystery, foothache Neuraleia Neuriti Gen B, K.‘Belhjell. won; Avalanche, Wil * lam iegler, r., second; Sandstol Earach L t b gl M e_un 15 William Ziegler. "jr. third; Bull Run, * i Maj. G. S. Patton, fourth. . arache um ago Paln' Paln Hunters, lightweight—Woodcock, Miss ] * i o . ’ N Michell S. Newbors, won; Jessie Dear, . 5 * Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Gen. James A ,?,“C.!,‘;,",::n second; June PUTTING OVER A G 0 OD “ONE x Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. G., Allendale farms, fourth. Aspirio is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Harness horses, heavy, pairs—Anima- * —_— tion' and Admiration, Mrs, Loula Long 2 Combs, won; 'Clipper and Mate, Thomas X Bones, second. Novice hunters—Shenandoah, Miss * Marion du Pont, won; Mine Sweeper, - Mal. Stanley Koch. second: All Gold, x E. L. Redman, third; Gay Lark, Maj. .’ J. G. Harbord, fourth. o Ladies’ saddle horses—Favonius, * Mra. Allen Potts, won; Black Beauty, Miss Lillian Sanger, second; Mine * ) Sweeper,, Maj. Stanley Koch, third; Pep, Miss Julla/Whiting, fourth. 3 ‘ Omcers' chargers—Gay Lark, Maj. 4 Gen, J. G. Harbord (Lieut. T. H. e McCreery), won; Tarry Not, entered and riaden by Cc:il. W, . Whitside, . +and-the F h Sh x Allahmande, entered and rid- - den by Maj. G Patton, third: = —an € I'aspion op it Dandy Dude, Gen. Sionn 3. Bershing o (Maj. C. L. Scott), fourth. Lccal hunters, the Peter Voorhees De Graw memorial cup—Jesse Dear, Gen. James A. Buchanan, won; Jeff, Gen. John J. Pershing; second; Allah- mande, Maj. G. S. Patton, third; - Russett, Dave Dunigan, fourth. Metropolitan police—Yictor, A. L. Lucas, No. won; Frank, A. F. Cornwall, No. 7, second; King, Thales Bowen No. 11, third; George, Sergt. E. Eby, No. 9, fourth. Trlnlo bar hlml'l. special class to hunters—Morgan, Capt. J. T. Cole, won; Dandy Dude, Gen. John J. Per- shing. second: Gay Lark, Maj. Gen. shing, secomC o Rusty, dingy-looking -screem will mar the ap- C DEVIT'I‘I pearance of the most attractive home. 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