Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 32

32 CITIZENS INDORSE MEMORIAL PLANS CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The weekly luncheon of the Lions [Club will be held tomorrow, 1 p.m., in New Willard Hotel, Capitol Hill Hixtory Club will meet |s tomorrow with Mrs.'E. K. Foltz, Do- minion Heights, V membership socl Y. W. in Emery School. of Virginia will speak. o VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, CADETS LEFT GUESSING PR o e B, L A Phylll. Wheatley C. A, 8 o'cloc North Capitol and Eckington Citi- ens' Assoclation will meet, 8 o'clock, Prof. N. C. Starke Southeast Washington Citizens' As- oclation will meet at Tyler School, 8 clock. The Dramatic Club of Holy Rosary = = The Amitie Club 111 meeet tomor- |Church will present “Sarta Lucia™ West End Association Adopts | row. s . ac club quarters. Open (a historic irama of early Chris- house to foillow meeting. Eighty-five rlnnll‘{, at Carroll Hall at 8:15 1 1 } mbers will ttend excursion to|o'clock, Resolution After Extensive |Tirsin Tine & =ty ! Dance at Recreation Hall, Govern- H - The Department of the A. U. S. W. |ment Hotel, at 7:30 o'clock. D'scuss“)n' a mv]\lmn to the S e B (e issl o ns o Washington Hova “ed“mhh Japan, will speak in Assembly Hall, p.m. meeting of the tion 1 Wes Under nuspices of the Bethel Liter. Soclety, a_meeting | e held #t 8 o'clock Thurs ay resolution was adopt- | night the Metropolitan M. E. | Seentr ch, M street between 15th and | : streets, in the interest of the AL &n_ of Federal | T, of the Na- of ANl colored employ t governments are Em- | llf the | rship. Edward F. ames Weldon Johnson lare to spe: The District of Columbla Library will hold a “know your ceting” Friday evening at in tl house of the Dodge Hotel. Dr. Rdwin I osson, editor o er ce, will | ¢ {talk on “Putting the |”|» in Popular | 3 and Herbert D. Brown, of the U i Conduit Roud Citizens® fation i membership polifan A. M. Johnson, national secretary, principal speaker. AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS Aiton, Asnociation meeting Scouts’ 14th street and Pennsylvania avenue outheast. Subject: “Japan and the ashington Council, Knights of Co- nh will hold an *“Old Timers’ at K. of C. Home, 918 10th when tribute will be paid to t, members who have reached the age £ eighty years. Mass meeting in the interest of the drive for the National iation for the Advancement of ~d People, § o'clack, at Metro- Church. James W. Musical by asses of the Central High—Tonigh he Americanization cf lold Central High School, Miss Muud Meet- | principal, at 8 .o'clock. ng of the Iowa State Society. Wilson Norma of the V a, i Thurs imunity’ Assoctation will be held to- with n Hall, Condult road ana | nikht at 8 o'clock; library; Social station | Chain bridge road. Annual election. |Dancing Club; French; Spanish; milli- !nery; dressmaking; national people’s Clevelund Park School and (nmm-,g‘-p.r omorrow afternoon: Girl A C Oklahoma State king; mii- Company; —Tonight: n entitled . Doran, Frid ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. the Emergency Hos- 1 will hold spe- ock in the board- 1 HT. 3 i Post No. meet in Board R: PEONY EXHIBIT AT FLOWER FIELD GAITHERSBURG, MARYLAND Frederick Pike Now un!il, June 1, 1922 true to name, s of the high. w0 Japan, flowers w Xperts to be of the bloom. is and dozen for five cool room, t gorgeous ¥ not enjoy Memorial Day? Phone (,.uthex-wl)nrfl 15. Schwartz = wmmmwmmwmm%} “Get It At Gibson’s” Sale of Seasonable Summer Specials Sale All This Week Special Sale Electrical Supplies ir home unti s s Special Sale of Cameras $10.00 Universal Motor Elec- tric Fan, 8.inch Above picture shows our blades. Specially wonderful new Paff > cit ta $7.98 . Camera. With this camera OSU"fl""Z 10-inch Universal you can se€ the picture you Mot X F::" wetf:flf are taking up to the instant G 517 49 of exposure, right side up Polar Cub on a ground glas;. 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Monthly Bible Glews Community Garnett-Phelps — Tonight: ting Alumni Asgociation, Clut -wing; Amphion e Club; French. Need More Strengtht? Medicing builds you up. Advertisement WIFE SEEKS MAITENANCE. Suit for maintenance has been filed the District Supreme Court by n 22,1 Florence A. Moran against Thomas L. I were married and have two chi is a real estate sa They 1908, husband an. , the wife states A. O, Shea and R: cker represent the w rmond Neu- —_—_— When the Oceasion Says Flowers nsult Gude. Home-grown ros ations, ete. 1214 F.—Advertise Be sure to have your dealer show you the vy’ Independent | TLovmg Our NexghborsT AS TO WINNER IN DRI . I try so hard to love my nugh- bors! I strive, yet I must say, I find it harder than the labors by which I earn my pay. There's Jinx, who lives in yonder dwelling, a tuncful o Awnrd Prices: whose house is one door west; hoary, James tells me twice a day. | I try to leve old Thomas Title, but | torious unit. re certain that the judges of I'I‘rlll will find_difficulty the one time I was succeeding in loving Hiram Jones, and than he had me pinched for specding, which cost me fifteen bones ($15). My heart is full of loving kindness, with imnulce thigh and strong, but neighbors, in their willful bli.daess, ali geo then- selves in wrong. I" (Copyright.) The jurists were M: ular Army The ha designed by Lieut. Col. Wallace Craigie, professor of military scie in the high schools, to popularize cadet majorship, sented by the victoriou given a silver loving cup, while WALT MASON. loving cup also, 0 a fraternal soclety of nps MASONIC MEMORIAL ADDRESS. Eight Battalions March by Review- ing Stand at Central—Pershing | but | Winner of the novel event will not be will make the announcement and for- mally present the prizes to the vic- in selecting te and Simpson of the Reg- talion competlitive drill was The school repr unit will be major will be the recipient of a gold | competing for a silver s smallpox prtients, auditorium sui Dr. Fowler said the furniture brought from New York will be di infected by I)u health depart i OLD FAMILY' Siene PHOTOGRAPHS PE= COPIED - RENEWED TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. BELASCO—Frances Starr, in “Shore LL |Leave”; performance at 8:i5 p.m. GARRICK—"The Mother,” at 8:15 p.m. KEITH'S—Jullan_ Eltinge, ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. deville, at 3, 6:3¢ and 9 p.m. man is he, and early in the morn STRAND—Joe Boganpy's Comedi- he’s yelling wild songs of land and | Speculation as to what unit won |g%% D‘;:‘“’"""en at 2:45, 6:30 and sea. It's then that I would sleep and | the first annual battalion drill of the | oy yypra — “Missing Husbands,” slumber, with folding of the hands; | Washington High School Cadet Corps h,m,m.y at 10:35 am., 12: 2, and Jinx, his voice like sawing lum-, vesterday afternoon in the Central|5:50, 7:40 and $:40 p.m. ber, beneath my window stands. 1!High School stadium is rife today mAUro—“'rhu-.derclap,' h Mary try to love James Towhead Baker,|among high school students. The|Carr, at 11:30 a.m. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. S nnounced until the annual inspec-| METROPOLITAN—“I Am the Law." he's a sad and tiresome et who | fion of the sehbol military organiz- |at 11:25 am., 1 7:30 ana has one ancient jest; it is a bald and ation, to be held in the Central sta-}9:40 p.m. hectic story that Noah shooed away ;| dlum tomorrow afternoon at 4:45| pALACE Rainbow,” and that old yarn, so stale a"drnrl-u At that time Gen. Pershing % B 140 I loathe politics, and hate discussing | _Intense interest in the battalion topics vital with chew-and-argue | (701 was monifested by the high PICK DIFFERENT RESORT. hicks. And Thomas never tries to ! gree o prae crDw S Eol { reeted each of the elght battali - twitter of any other theme; so lov- | as it appeared on the ‘r‘hfi-; Aa]l o ?:: High School Alupat €0/Go fo/Ches ing thoughts grow sadly bitter, | ing units gave snappy mili- apeake Beach June 2. 3 and sympathy’s a dream. I thought xhibitions, and school authori- the ! Marshan Hall, School Alumni Association will tablish a precedent this ye holding its annual outing at peake Beach. ( of the of the excursfon will be a of pyrotechnics on the board The excursion will be June 2. Joseph C. chairman of the outing committs the Business ajs. o feat dt n| the the medal, SIX SMALLPOX VICTIMS. | Music during the aril was fur- | 3 ety pished by, the st Regiment' Band of s P entral High School and the 2d . Motored to New York and: Ritiment fand of Melimiesr s pid Back After Being Smitten. bands iwere How two men, said by the health i fici department to be suffering from —to offer most efficient smallpox, motored to New York with MINSTRELS FOR SOLDIERS. service in all Photo a truck and brought back a load of @ Tau Phi Minstrels, main- : that j furniture without knowing they hid which recently gave two per- work. ?‘ edevel I‘_“]’“»‘l by Immaculate Concrption and print Photos in e ormance at Walter . The men, - two I for the enter- fective style. of six rvice men located 5 the health dep © also announced their | A UPTICAL CO. in the vicini ge similar M.A. LEESE 614 vth St Branch Store 712 11th Street How Much are by the choir. — Flowers from Shaffer's are Populnr s. Moderate prices. 90014th. | Advertisement. 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