Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 20

m EVENING STAR, WAsg NGTON, - D. 10., TEURBDAY MAY MARRIAGE ANNULLED. ~ | Tateroentory Docres aransad o || HOW MUCH? At wi FORT OFF THE. MAP Tomorrow Night. / ‘Mrs. Herman Tenenbaum. vatue your eyeet FUR D c- ]m MEN - By the Associated Press. “Pussyfoot” Johnson will discuss the | Justics Bailey of the District Bu- A i BALTIMORE, Md., May 35— |fight being made for prohibition in In- | preme Court has signed an’interioc: . Army aviators, having demonstrat- - | dia in an address at the Mount Vernon | tory dec: annulling the marriage For §1 a lems ed what they can do to battle- | Place M. E. Church’' tomorrow night. |of Mrs. Mary Tenenbaum. Her hi "u;:" 0 your ships, will make their first at- |Mr. Johnson recently returned from sum, is kaown - tempt to blow = fort off the map .| that country, having traveled 7,000 here next Tuesday. miles and addressed more than & mil-| The marriage occurred May 23, 1 The demonstration, scheduled 2s | lion people, it is said. and it was mot until 1913, tne a part of the fourth annual Afr- = A't‘ l:h. "J:" nlf.:‘u flfi. m?;o testified, that she learned thiat Ten, craft exhibition of the fiying club |he g0 , wl o - | baum had not been divorced trom a of Baltim it e afkected | taine an ofics fn. London, and from former wife in Baltimore. Attorneys timore, against a_ reproduct there will €0 to New Zealand to asaist Cgroll, WM:IID w:;“k:n‘\:‘!‘x ho:v":.:s in the national campagn now on in that | Raymond Neudecker and Bertrand Commissioners Utge Those Desiring Summer Train- ing to Apply. |- One hundred Washington men be- T Lowis Mok B O, 610 Ninth St. tween the ages of seventeen and {;rz:.a 1:1’. bundin: ltzr“theml:l:‘r Emerson appeared for the petitione thirty-five will be admitted to the| Army air undran- rom. Aber- summer training camps to be oper-| deen, M nd Langley Fioid, Va., sea by e war Depariment thin| B RS ACICE, SRS onty year. The Commissioners, in, & proclama- tion, invite all who desire to go ‘to apply either to the commanding gen- ‘while ncrnnlnx themselves with smoke bombs. Efficienc; tnu for military and civilian fiyers, spot-landing ocon- tests and slow-landing and stunt - -~ . . i | flying contests are on the program. il Ename : : [Howar, 8" ot STV et | Byt Tron N Thrke Sen e 3 1 Star buildi: this eit; on forms J patent leather, ton” ey Eo hrainhd” tiom ‘thesg | Bave arvived. new block hecl; kid > 5 ,two addresses. I. d N Text of Proclamat! e med. A l . 'The p;ocl:’mnlor'\ {:ll%w‘ 4 stat t] &4 ates Others in Gun Metal, turn sole As Ereaident of the Dnjied Sthtes : 4 and Patent Leather, welt sole. - DrinE to the attention of the i An Unusual Value e Distr A Very special values at $5.95. - the opportunity now presented to it B pctee I MENS BROGUES camps which will be conducte: ur- Al ing the coming summer. T) a a3 beacy « . ane thi 111 b Friday Special | tioned: mocording to population, an and' mohair suits . . | the quota allotted to the Dilll‘lcl of ‘.d d { | Columbla 1 > fresh, clean 5" Ag’aln Frlday Silk S ki “The camps Gpen on July 27 and [ and shapely for | s 1 tockings continue for one month. Any maie| N weith = between the ages of seventeen and WATIE _We wear. { Women's $595 to $8.50 ;,r;rr-:mn;ve years, who is physically Don’t think of buy- o 2 a jelection o 08 : o1 Sports Oxfords 95c y e camps will not be made| @ifl ing mew wntil you An Oxford that really repre- know what we can i i sents $8 worth of leather, g $ 95 E:‘(TRA °°d value in stric ‘Cnfia‘;:;i?n::nsrroxle;xy’eur?a"l;ltufl\?: ) i workmanship and style. 3 perfect Seamed Back Sil ‘f;;np: Camp Meade, Md., at which . & antry S H dica] btockmgs black or cordo. Usual jmadical servicaiwill L tratnad; Camp UST enough left for one > ‘ $1.29 grade at 95c pair. { J| =il be ‘trained; Fort Monroe. Vi.. " T busy day’s selling— ; Tt ane cannl ME Y E R’ S S H O P S i nd Camp o mostly at our 7th St. Store. a e U be trained: and Camp . Sports oxfords of tan, smoked Semee Bae e w0 elk and gray leathers, with ggle‘-.m; Jnvolve ;:;'.lc::ll:;dm':,l:lnllr.1 : 1331 F Street contrasting color-trim. Nearly - - | ot inestimabie vaiue and wii unaues: | T i < | tionably increase the value to the all sizes. nation and o the community of those . o who avall themselves of this oppor- Also broken sizes $5.95 to itunity. In no better manner can $8.50 dress pushps, in patent |the young men of the District of { Columbia profitably devote one month i f thei leather, black satin, tan, gray Cor. 7th & K e Commistlonars, cattiently) res kid, gray suede—these, also, = s 414 9tk St. :3}‘*&,".“";';u"i‘;:;“‘_“n°‘m‘"";l:)'::‘;: mostly at our 7th St. Store. City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. {application to enter these camps. 2/ ‘ADDHCI(IOI‘ for permission to attend 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. the camps should be made to. com- lmundms Bumlul 34 Corps Area, Col. Leroy H ington, D. U. C. V. OF WASHINGTON MAKE REUNION PLANS Richmond Meeting, June 20 to 22, 723 14th Sh'eet to Be Greatest in History of (Formerly Simm=") With each purchase of a tube of the famous— C. D. Shaving Crezx STEIN-BLOCH DUNLAP Organization. | CLOTHES HATS Sontsdernie sewerane i wanies-| | FREE DELIVERY 250 | tend the thirty-second reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in Rich- City axd Suburban '6049thSt. F St. Corner 12th- 723 14th St. More Bargains for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Everready Garment Bags Protect your clothes from dust and moths WEN'S WEAR mond, Va. Jpne 20 to 22. Opening a day earlier than the Veterans' gathering will be the twenty-third I . | lof the Sons of Confederate Veterans. | e assln O fil A1 three meetings will close on the | | 7 . | {25 { | have been made with | portation aystems by | reunic il | whereby the veterans and a || | panying members of their families | | v travel at the rate of one cent a | Mempers of affiliated organiza 1l be given the benefit of ) the nd_trip to Richmond and re- | | [turn at the rate of a one-way fare. Present plans for the exercises and entertaniment indicate that the re- |' | Well made, lined union will be one the most elaborate | in the history of the Confederate Vet- erans, it is said. One of the features Not so long ago it was a common sight to see men playing golf in long trousers and suspenders and even on gala occa-- will be the laying of the corner stone of & monument to Matthew Fontaine { Maury the “Pathfinder of the Seas” | and one of the heroes of the Confed- erate navy. 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