Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 3

Three, Hundred Million Gallons of: Ice’ flunn Accordmg to the Co fect:on- ers’ Jourdal ' An 000,000 gallons of i evéry year.. The ‘wi ofral American naval officer'is cred- ited with having invented'the ice cream freezer. 'The Ameri- can Ice Company. is credited with being the first successful manufacturer of ice. ~And it is to artificial” ice that credit should be given for. making" it possible to freeze the bflhons of gallons of ice cream in .the mildest of winter and the hot- test of summers. American in- serving many. of . the best restawrants, hotels, clubs. and homes freezes many of the thousands of gallons of ice cream that Washing- ton eais yearly. " AMERICAN ICE COMPANY ;m%“‘fl%““%fi § Discovered § The very book you have wanted te read can be found gt PEARLMAN’S BOOK SHOP- § 5933 G St. Near Corner llnh & G Sts. IRES NON SKID Every Tire a Firat In Factory Wrappers WASHINGTON -REG. FABRIC TIRES | ' CORD 'rllu:s Guar. 6, i 8.000 Miles “Cord Tire Sales Co. 904 14th Street N.W. OPEN EVENINGS E deaned, &flym- eaded! unsur- H,hotk. mshandfnesn)peflemm One burner does the work «of two or mare. See thesa and other p features demon- at ¥ L R o ¥4 - > T e Edgar Morris Sales Co. 1305 G St. N.W. Phone Main.1033-1833 . e | -~ R PECIAL NOTIC CTZENS TOPLAN ~ B CELEBRATION| - Fourth of July :Exerelsesio- Be " -Held-on. Plaza-in Front of :Capitol. Eveliminary, plans fora great citl- zens' Fourth' of Jyly celebration "this year on the' Capitol. plaza will be mapped out this afternoon at a meet- ing in ‘the boardroom of the District building of men and women Who have been invited by President Donovan-of the Central -Citizens” Association to co-operate in the arrangements. At the conference at 4 o'clock it will be pointed out that Elliott Woods, architect of the Capitol, is impressed with. the idea of. making_the celebra- day of a'type that will harmonize with the patriotic ideals of the day. “Becduse of the location selocted for the celebration, it is considerad un- likely that fireworks will form a part of the program. The plans contem- plate a number ‘'of addresses by men and women of national prominence in- terspersed with patriotic musical se- lections and onme or two community songs. Commissioner Rudolph, it is stated, has consented to serve as chairman of the celebration, providing plans tentatively made do not require his absence from ‘- Washingten on the Fourth of July. The Secretary of the Navy.will be asked to detail the Ma- rine, Band to furnish music for the occasion, and the Secretary of War will be requested to detall one of the Army bands. The intention of holding the cele- bration in the evening was predicated on the belief that most of the com- munity celebrations probably will be held in the morning or eafly after- noon of the day, and that consequent- ly there would be no conflict of exer- { ciges. The committee this afternoon will tion on the evening of Independence | draw up a I!na;xl invitation to all civil, patriotic, fraternal, labor and church societies to co-operate in mak- ing the affair national. | WILL SEEK SUBSTITUTE FOR ANTI-LYNCHING BILL Borah and Dyer to Discuss Meas- ure Declared to Be:Un- constitutional. A substitute bill to meet the con- stitutional objections to the Dyer anti-lynching bill is to be discussed between Senator Borah of Idaho and Mr. Dyer, it was determined, follow- ing a meeting of the Senate judiciary committee yesterday afterncon.” The committee decided to postpone action on the bill for two weeks, in order to give time for the conferences. Senator Borah is chairman of the subcommittee in charge of the bill which advised that the Hduse bill ‘was unconstitutional. In addition to Representative Dyer, republican, Mis- souri, author of the House measure, he will eonfer with Representative Volstead, republican, Minnesota, chalrman -of the . Hpuse. committee. | and other House m!mberl interested in_the bill. Republican leaders predicted that some compromise measure would be |y worked out. 'PHILLIPS NEW DRY CHIEF. E. Phillips, former assistant di- . hias assumed charge the district including Maryland, strict of Columbla and Virginia, sicceeding . W.. D. Smi whe _ bas gone ‘to El_Paso, to assume charge - of 'the dlstrict includmg New . Mexico and part of WANTED _SPECIAL TRUCK, WITH ON man. to take about ome fon-of faralture t3 v t Jun or 9. Inquire e " home ot D05, e SPECIAL NOTICES. 1922 MAY 25 l?(lrr :Ml':ldl(: 1 ";l'll not be r!lponlhle fnr s contract others th; B. SERRIN, 161; R, ln m’“" = '—‘8' 0 Arkansas ave: Phone FOR DIRECTORE KEEPERS WILL Was e ore ail Kiud of rure. to ABeiF original colors. Four galloas Cyclone, $1.25, delivered. PROGRESSIVE SALES COMPAN. Frankiin 6469 . CALIFORNIA CARS FOR aom:zuw GOOD! and baggage ‘with greatest security and speed— 3: Los Angeles, June 10. AGE CO., 1140 15th & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE- glal meeting of the sharebolders of the Riggs Fational Rank of Washingion, D. beld on June 8, 1 ook p.m g resolution ratifying board of Ington, providing for a contolida associations under the tharter n‘ | title ol el meating o€ the snaahol iifon National filni of W held opn J;‘me b 1822, 2 purpose of voting 2nd contirmin ng the act tors of the {ag into an .(reemen( tars of The Ri Bank of Wasling. tgu, D.-C,. " providi 2 cougolldatioy of those tWwo lllo(hfla r the charter and title of “The Rigss National Baok of Wash- e RLEARY 6. !mqnnnfin 0. 12194, TREASURY DEPAS Hhmtiton National P B ko sh! an] g‘i‘.u&':%fi.‘i‘ o e Dish lofCo- Iymba, has complied it a1 the ¢ tie Statuies of of the United States, u.a 1o be complied with belore an assoclation whall Sutior S S e Unl n Bavings Bank. with a i ey asq three branches located within the limits SF tne city of Washington, District of Coluw Tu_ {estimouy’ whereof “witnens u:-u«&mrxmnYor’&p._ “:; CITIZE NS SAVINGS BANK taken 1n a8 fi'&'fi WORCH, 11106 you! vt o Shane BYRON S. ADAMS: m AIRED A'll PAl REPAIRED AND PAINTED. une | _, 1aund, the manufacture and sale of these TO THE TAXPAYERS or E l'rn BEACH, —Last meeting af board resigeration af North Beach. rday, May 27, 1 Bring_your d o . B g.nu‘zn Creirmaaa; s | 1125 Mth 8T 2417 14th Bt. Nw 53 sk about our reasnabis. pricss for 01 mirrors Testivered 234 saade new, Teative mirrors made £ order, o Tro® i m D Bt. N.W. £ YOU REM'EMBER ME! IohnH , the Bookbinder 1013 E Street NW.' > Ground Floor. 830 l3th St. Fa N a| High Grade Window Shades—to Order at Fnctog_Pnces rai K Yout Roof 1114 9th st IF EVERY MAN KNEW wn-tthannutotmkm- Be would e+ toeare At iamen hnna vings Jl‘mh.'ffi ""“"fl. ué.‘-'n"iff‘!“ '!‘.3"“ Altfln. Cal., New: York- Ave. {EREs) Abe: Martm Says“_ -Th’ honeymoon s over an’ it's almost time fer a divorce when th’ husband rents a house with- out his wife first seein’ 1t Th’ greatest point o’ interest in any community is a reliable man. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) ANTI-“FILLED MILK” BILL PASSES HOUSE, 256 T0 40 Supporters Claim Measure De- manded by 423 Women’s and Farmers’ Bodies. The House, by a vote of-256 to 40, yesterday passed the Voigt bill pro- hibiting the shipment of “olled”,or “filled” milk in interstate commer: urged by the committes on agricul ture. The committee held that.filled milk ‘'was “an imitation of condensed or evaporated milk made by mixing Representative democrat, . Alabama, in a min report, contended the product “com- posed of skim milk. lnd vegetable ol ll not unwholesome or injurious to health.” An amendment to the section d fning “filled milk,” offered by Repr sentative Towner, republican, Iow and adopted by the House, declared that the product was “an adulterated and deleterious article of fo when marketed as such conatitut fraud upo nthe public.” ’ Those._ supporting ° th measure claimed that 423 women’s and farmers’ organizations demanded the legisla- tion. Department of Agriculture sta- tistics were quoted as showing that 86,600,000 pounds of imitations were sold_to the public as real milk in 1920. It was also stressed that eleven states -have passed laws prohibitii compounds. PLANS SUMMER OUTING. Associated Charities Managers Name Important Committees. The board of managers of :the A sociated Charities has appointed t following as officers and members of the summer outings committce for Louise O. Beall, figJd secretary, and Byron S. Adams, Ira E. Bennett, Thomas Bones. Asron Brylawski, Mrs. Edna Keene Hpushee, J. GP I L Geoies D Couraen B Conklin, Broc. Cook, William oariand, urg R. Grabill, Morris Hacker, Walter Stilson Hutchins, DE Louise _Tayler-Jones, Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Dr. George M. Kober, Henry Lansburgh, Judge J. mer, A, Ligner. hm-s Mary M. McCaf: Ty, T, Fuliman, Cano H. Rudolpn. Mes. Emi mett J. Scott, Thomas W Sidwell, Mr: ve.|and Mrs. Louis A. Simon, Maj. Daniet] . Ello! H. Thomson, Uftord. Dr. John Dr. Joseph S. Wall, Prd 1d;’ Gesrge 8. Wildon, L. Sullivan, Walter Mrsi| H. Windsor. ORDERED T0 WASHINGTON. Capt. Austin Kautz, commanding “Ithe battleship Colorado, has been or- dered_to this city for duly at the naval observatory. PLACED ON SURVEY BOARD. Capt. Bion B. Blerer, commanding the battleship Florida, has been-as- ned to duty with the board of’in- Navy Depart- L THE SHINGLE THAT NEVER-CURLS. ml.%zm.;nvml.l. Bend for Wolder. ASBESTOS COVERING TOMPANY, 916918 D St. N.W. B Washisgtag. D. 2 Tires on Tnme Payments .You buy your, car on .the 3 p_u-ghl plynlsent,phn. Why not _your tices as well? All . stapdard - makes, or any tire you'pnfir 'A nominal ini. _tial payment, ‘balance at your- . conventence. ; No, advance;in-- prices. Ng u!u durges. No .. You Find in ; 3 . Wilmer Lati:| * " toi.laundry, storage space, working space and. is all £ 'in Washington) to corner of Je&ersorStreet N.W. b l . o ¥ 3% “ . e Invite Someone— You will be a proud host at the table d’hote dinner served at the New Willard Coffee Shop. -Invite anyone you know with perfect confidence. The food is zt!miraBly ooo'ked and the deft, dainty way it is.served raises the five course meal far above the regulation table d’hote, The dinner costs $1,50. Served from 6.00 to 8,30 P M. ; - If You Would Entertain The New Willard Coffee Shop isivhere you. may entertain in a delightful way and inexpensively. New Willard COFFEE SHOP NEW WILLARD HOTEL = , FRANK S HIGHT, Man. Directer WANTED Sales manager to'take charge of a group of new houses—apply BOSS & PHELPS 1406 H St. N.W. Some Features Our Homes in ' 'The 14th Street Terrace Development THE SHANNON AND LUCHS INTOWN SUBURB " "Our Club Room, or man’s room, on the main floor,i with: private teilet;>is “now démandéd by ‘all ‘careful buyers This added room i§ also.used asa sewing ropm or rest room by the homekeeper during the day. Closets of such unusual size-as to be startling, and our shoe rack equipment in each closet.: Big lmen closet right in the: bathrooms. - Electrical outlets in all rooms, in- cluding kitchen. The kitchen and pantry with window is scientifically planned with such features.as ‘high back-savmg sinks, a.new:style kitchen cabinet; also'a new design gas range and lots of light and- vcntlhhom The libraries extend over the entire width of House and each contains a beautiful full stone fireplace with inclosed mahogany ‘bookcases on each sidé. We are about the only builders that place draft regulators in the fireplaces. In some of our. homes we have added, in addition to the three big bedrooms, an infant’s " or dressing room, also very new to Washington. Built-in baths; sanitary and:clean, mumred bed- room doors, corner block trim that eliminates shrink- age, different’ bathroom eqmpment are a few more details not found ‘elsewhere. ANDANEWTYPEOFCELLAR This we consider to beoneojthemoulmpnmflomc -Improvements weampluhed in recent years We have-taken this: heretofore dingy part of the home and converted it into valuable, usable space. Put the. heating plant, the coal and ashes and ample space for garden eqmpment, etc,, and put it in a separate dustproof -réom. ;The ‘balance of the space is devoted pamted -and-finished. Notlnng is‘leftaindone. Everythmg is done to kecp ; our: propertles out of the category of just houses, and p this is ‘best evidenced by the success with which our Homes, Prices‘arid- Tezms méet with public approval See to'it that your, broker shows- ” you these Homes or'come yourself --To: Impeu Take any 14th Street car (by iar the finest service ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF . SUBURBAN LIFE © BUT WI'!'H ALL “THE. CI'I'Y COMFORTS You work- Just as’ ha,rd to: pay - =* rent-as you: do- to own as Heme . HVO CALION ’_Wm. c Bean, Rockville, Md. . —"RECORD IS RED‘M Recording Studios New York and fgdon I o june Tecords Out %momw * -PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRA!’H OSES RED—and so are Vocalion Records. Nature makes her most beautiful roses red, because red is the color that brightens all-out-doors:and turns the gray of winter and the uncertainty of Spring into the yich, warm fulfillment of June. The Aeolian Com- pany makes all Vocalion Records red, because the red composition was found to make the best surface for recording the beauty and the depth of voice ‘and instrument—the best surface for endurance— Vocahon Records do last longer. So for the June Bride a Library of Vocalion Reeords—a Lifetime of Music—will-be like a bouquet.of June roses in “sweetness”—a bou-! uet that will last, “making June and Honeymoon days Eternity.” ear the New June Records today, and the special bride numbers. T Nambe S Price RM-P “m Bride”—Fox-Trot.- Mr. an n-——lnhcd. “Just & Girl” from “The 1 1078 .75 Blush%Bnde"-—Fu- 3 4320 s gtmn Day—F x-'l‘rot(!mquerlm) T Do frotm - The Rose of Stamboul”—For Trot__ | 14327 107 75 T.m{:c_‘le: lMoc)l'l-—Fox.fi[\mt________—___ You Won’c Be Sarry-an- e 14328 107 a5 Li ed You)——Fux-TmL Kfl,ly‘ol-gon:o;yl lpvmm Arms—Fox-Trot 14320 107 .75 Georgia—For-Trot. eorgia—Fox-Trot...._. Higfi.rown Bluu—-Fox- 14330 103 .75 Evoryd. Introd "Oh Gee! Oh Gosh!” lwm *“For Good- ness Snke"—Fox Trot (Daly). 14881 L 101 ldoh——Fox-TroL__.«__. Eeo F. Réleman Orchestra Society Orchestrs i Ship O‘ Dru R e Thm s Silmml;: Your Hair (But There’s Gold Within | 14325 Your Hurt) Oogu Oom Wl-Wu.. 100§ 28 Down Efin n Avenue “A”. . 14326 101 f,u Mr. lagher andMr.Shean - wo?:s:l%:‘s'fil‘“—_ 14338 109 ! J8 La Traviata—Di provenza il mar (Thy home in hn Provence)- In Italian (Verdi) — 52088 18 135 i "'w'h‘ (oo 1321 100 ¥ 7 = fmt—-Solm Chorus (Gou80d) ey erwefiln Echo Song (Bjerrogarrd-Thrans) In Norwe- ] 50085 120 175 & May Paterson Snowy Breasted Pearl (deVere- Robinson). Sh:anrFromtheLmd(MmLambm) 48002 127 175 o So‘!%’glb( Neapollun Folk Song) In Kalian (deCapua)... ] 80158 107 125 O'ar nung Harp Stringsof theMind__________ Dcy B"yul.)ay the Munn- Fell (Gottschalk) 14309 102 E .75 Sennldn ( Taulli) A Bt - Scr-mdo (P 24026 102 .15 Th t-the Lo Reel Medley (Traditional)...._ J .. u'mnmu: of E.nnn‘:'h_ymon—.‘hg Medley (Traditional)— ] see 100 78 Wel M Zol Geben Dos Yohi ( Traditional). &td: Yolt:r Step ( ;ammm—lmnnmflh Rumalumky)_ i ] 14332 10° -5 If you haven’t heard the Voealion h—the one Phrncm with the Graduols Tone Con ; PMM you :-‘hv:nt heard the oms nograp) t is & frue Musical % . The mere luction of sound mwnpl_flle Graduola gives u_the uction that is mu- Teal, With the Graduols you o trol the music, now as soft as moon- h;ht-—no'uluwguflomuldny lllldmg that ex- L -onm'm.htl:eh.rmhnpdhc new home. S SVAE Record No.' 14347—75¢ SEASON’S BIGGEST HIT -~ STUMBLING I-'ox Trot, played by Yerkes Orchulra. Reverse side, “I.ovablc Eyes,” ; Fox Tru,plcyedbykcumau Orchestra : _Now on Sale All Vocalion Dealers The: Acolian Company, New -York, Makers ‘Lansburgh &-Bro.,- 7th St. N.W. Phillip Levy & Co., DiV., 735 7th St. N.'W. McHugh & Lawson, 1222 G St. NW. ‘The Music Shop, 419 9th St. N'W. The Quality Shop, 1307 F St. N.W. -and - ™ 14th an@ F, Sts. N.W. Geo. H. Refling, 818 King St., Alexandria, Va. o, SN R. H. Reamy, 623 Penna. Ave..S.E, Shcdrhgdnled fm“fl":l‘, ;’s‘_"“w Robinson’s Music Store, 1306 G St. NAW. Hasry: : Chus. Schwafts & Son, 3123 M St. N.W. _HMsthpway's Dept. Store, 2010 14th 8t. N-W. ;%" gokolove, 1804 7ih St. N.W. " Eniekerbocker-Muslc Shop, 1788. Col. Rd. N.W. Southwest Music Store, 409 7th St. & W. . g.uu 5 aehw(u-.r suz Ga Ave. N.W. ~° Swan's Variety Store, 3201 u'.n St. NW. Blustein, 2910 14th St. NW " Stbdio Shop, 1725 L'St. N.W. - . “T: P. Culley & Sons, 1327 G St T. Durso, 1225 H 8t. N.E. * H.A.. Garre: QOVKStNE Gibson Co.;Inc:, 917G St. NW.