Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 32

HE WAS CRACKING A ; : i HES A DespceATe we 'SAFE. AND HE ALmesT BEEN UP THE RIVER CHARACTER INDEED ! ARREITED KILLED yS BEFORE | THREE TIMES AND HE'S : ; T SHALL PLACE . t?' 2 i ‘KD GYP, "w:‘ uayeapowa&eb L WANTED FOR FOUR Mm"” eceniciol 3 t Delivers— Will Be Made of Any Order Over $5.00. ‘ Y > . ’ 'g:::. ‘NEKT i Smoked Hams = "3 5P e " ‘ ‘ 1 Preserving Special— Strawberries— | e Splendid _home-grown branch | F mh Pmeapple berries. Now is the umhe Lo :eu{ ‘ Large, ripe, luscious fruit e rontital. This s the | I f 256 each helxht of m‘e season. g $2.45 per dozen Special Price by the Crate. “ I I Fresh Eggs Sugar— | | Daily express shipments. Re- | Best cane granulated for pre- fi | packea by us, and guaranteed. serving. Dozen, 32¢ 100-Ib. sack, $5.70 §EADERSINHOUSE [ RESENTCATICISH Declare Country Should Blame Senate for Log Jam in Congress. I House leaders are growing resent- I | ful of the fact that the criticism of Congress which is being indulged in il | throughout the country appears to be il | 1evelea particularly against the House of Representatives. House leaders claim that In point of fact the HE store of Phillip Levy & Co. is the home of the most liberal credit terms in Washington. At this store young cou- House has passed Aegislation of great | Kz ples can most favorably get the home furnishings to “feather their nest” at an expense that will hardly be felt. Come e Sy in tomorrow ; let us show you these wonderful values. We will gladly explain on what easy terms you can' furnish ists in the Senate. They point out ol i i 1 . > ists in the Senate. They point out ne room, buy a single piece or fit up your complete home ers’ onus o % S oni vl e ot 's A Revelation in Bedroom Values th‘hnllre now hung up in Senate ) { “Despite this state of affairs, it 1 That’s the whole story of gy Bewi e e ox s e the first day’s action in our D e s nd cie Lo e | b osition under consideration is that| 4= . il the House shall take three-day re- Midsummer Clearance Sale | cogacs So"sraer o Focus ‘stcention wo on' the Senate and draw the fire - il of_the adverse commentators. f l d l'sted suits. In_ high administration circles the ol wWool and WO word has gone forth that it is the desire of the administration that the merchant marine bill shall' be put through as speedily as possible. House leaders point out that they are willing to_expedite action upon this measure if there is any prospect of the Senate being able to take it up, but that the outlook in the upper AN =T h ; & : i R ) ¢ Hundreds of llifl | chamber is aubious on account of| R < J i : = the tendency of the tariff and the ; " ¥ ) '1 2 i G R bopus bills Ch.ff nier = ] as nanges egislative conditions in the House | g ; : for the next fortnight are therefore trront Exceptional values in Gas llifif | uncertain and will be governed to a —with four large, roomy < - e Stoves. One similar to cut, | Pecperacion oiils and the minor Tesin: drawers. It is of absolutely } -3 three burners, large oven, ad- lative propositions coming in from| f7dff guaranteed construction and justable shelves, white por- o il { time to time from the various com- | very attractively finished in celain iron door. Fully guar- w ed ul mittees. Sk When Souseet . . . nteed. and Worsted Suis it ———— [EQl oaic Whenyousee it vu | A Graceful Suite at a Startling Price $ 1 1 9 e ENGINEERS AS GUESTS. high as the tag shows. Four well constructed and beautifully finished pieces— $18'50 Ambassador Jusserand Chief $ 12.50 Full Size Bow-foot Bed, Dresser, Chifforette and Dressing $3 Cash—$1 Weekly : +* I Speaker at Dinner. $2 Cash—$1 Weekly Table. Choice of mahogany or walnuf} Inaugurating a bond of co-opera- g 15.00 Cash—$2.00 W eekl: o tion of sigaificant Importance from Purchases held $15. $2 : y > = EG:J? u'fim' - an international engineering stand. f ) deli L——,—___—) rang to ht your point, members of the Soclete des In- or later delivery. i : genieurs Civils de France were hosts No extra charge. RPN NN it to members of the deputation of - American Engineers to Framce in = l ] - 1921, and to officers of the National American Engineering Socleties at a || dinner held Monday night at the Uni. versity. Club. Secretary of Commerce Hoover, who ; is honorary president of the Amer. ican section of’the Socicte des In genieurs Civils de France, presided l f 24 75 d 29 75 at the dinner. Ambassador Jusserand or . an g was _guest of honof and principal speaker. i Among the guests were Ambrose || Swasey, Cleveland, Ohio: John R. Freeman of Providence, R. 1, presi dent of the American Society of Civil il | Engineers: Arthur S. Dwight, presi- ll{ dent. of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, New York; L. P. ‘ N - Alford, vice president American So- A0 ¢ ; i — un (o) Clety of Mechanical Engineers, New < = % - Y —% lil} York: Maj. Gen.\George 0. Squier, ' ? > - American_Institute of Electrical En. Finest Qualit | R RN e This ece Bedroom Suite S Ly et New. Yarks Alng DasEme Absolutely guaranteed; | - Full Size Bow-end Bed, Dresser, Nice Size 4-drawer Van- $ 1 6 9 Solid Oak Buffet r resident American Section of the % Ry v X s A . I Spoeclete Wes Ingenieurs Civils de made of hardwood; provision ity and Chifforobe, built in the graceful Queen Anne des]gn Sublunthpy conntracted orst ults lllt | France; R A. Cummings, American | & chamber has white enamel & < s . and exceptlnany well® fn Hlill | Soctety” Civil Engineers; ~ Willlam | el lining and rustproof, sanitary and finished in a beautiful walnut. - ~ ighed, _made "inroushout of . American Institute of Me- i % - soned ouk. Il | chantcar” Enginétrs; E. M. Chandler, shelves. 30-pound ice ca -~ $20.00 Cash—$3.00 Weekly First quality miroe i secretary A‘):nelrl’eu{”&}%lety of Civil pacity. % E! neers; Calvin . ce, secretar: - || st calz Y R tpemay $10.95 $24.50 * neers; Alfred D. Flinn, secretary United Engineering Soclety; F. F.| | $2 Cash—$1 Weekly. AL : $3 Cash—S$1 We-kly Sharpless, Secretary American Insti tute Mining Engineers; W. L. Wal- lace, secretary Federated American T PO e Engineering Socletles, and H. D. g l| Woods, Henry Harrison Suplee, R. Ingouf, Harrington Emerson and Starr Truecott, all members of the Societe des Ingenleurs Civils de | France. 1 3 Il * The .officers ‘and members thus gathered together represented a body of mearly fifty thousand members of the engineering profession in the % lilt| Unitea States ana France. . I Sold for $33.75 to m : POLICE RADIO SUCCEEDS. ||| Chicago Asked to Appropriate $68,. | ©00 to Equip Entire Forde. 0 iy A = B R = ; . *Broken Lots Only—One, Two [l ccie0, o isxoerments oS | == I 1T S .| Dressing Tables or Three of a Kind Only—From [lZmisisss st s 22| B 57 Wopth of Records Gy 0 Pl Dicins Reom i T | sione; ctricity, n re- K k> ir- the Season’s Best Sellers. . e Gl e SR A = Free With Each A Handsome 10-Piece Dining Room Suite | \drawers. Guaranteed m or radio equipment and personnel. If yors. Fine comstruction and the ‘appropriation is granted autos| (] Granby Buffet, China Closet, Extension Table, Serving Table, 5 ady finish. Your choice of bt : i 4 7 - o R ? v used by the detective bureau will be The . phonosraph with_the | Side Chairs and 1 Armchair; in your choice of mahogany or $ 1~ 6 9 af"e walnut or mahogany 0 : il <isc Bengs Weeat wreatt terma” | walnut. Chairs covered in genuine leather, % $19.50 Pl EEa i e ; = | 375 . $17.50 Cash—$2.50 Weekly = e -Suits Laid Aside with Deposit : [l —————|| 32 Week Pays for It o : ; 5 . : $3 Cash—31 Wee Money’s Worth or Money Back i ~ Phillip Levy's Tamae B : s ¢ SERE | —is the only place in Wash- S N / D..;dquhesita;iht.o come : : i e 2 : % : = in t ing you oy Taee "h»ffiw“ 2 4. 3 / :‘eed if ;:)u ‘l:ac‘l:!funds. § {}et ; ; ‘the use of your furniture now by taking advantage z ; ) 4 3 e P - | of our liberal credit terms. iy ; “E - CREA . s ie 5 [ g T * % | ] A small amount down, the o B i g ) ; s - e .| balance in convenient pay- | : ments is all that’s neces-