Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 13

. THE EVENING STAR, \WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE § 1922 13 AWARD TRINITY DEGREES. | 4l Bumvetr Dssermia, orscel pQWER OF ADVERTISING | EYESIGHT RESTORED TO BEGGAR ::J&E%g." PSurtees| ADAMS HONOR GUEST. |[gorton mrane i mogms . rincon 11 » . 0" mas B. , Harry —_— Erin Marie France Samson and Denise of the hosp !“’:fl“llfl omendy 8ix Washington Girls Among me all 2 Tt e Fo, A2 aeit i | TArty Zesders ut Colladay Dinner. | Bchuld:, ° Charies ' F. ~ Crane,. Joshua Most Rev. 7 - Va., b rdered ti Michael J. Curley, Arch-|phreys, Va, have been ordered to o hrougn b Ll A ireons | £20¢ Of the old beggar who has stood | poin g 15 5lin Tor the future—Mary | ¥hen Mo Swota, whe numbersd about A number of spoeches wete made by ; Y American minister to Denmark, made n groping outward as the |l o N eraind on by Dr, E. K |1 did so want to see Mary Michaela Roach (magna cum Laude), LD Lflv Fabe will sobn 800 as " s—— e rites Garinkie, Ward- R PR HELD HOPE FOR WOR AFTER LIFETIME OF BLINDNESS ™3 i oet e it i s | 0. 0. P. Ghatrman Maots D. c.|min i5er Con ok s Skt G- Graduates at College. B; M. D. Rosenberg, Gus A. y- A . P., Be-|, = 5 o . Degrees were conferred on eighty-| LEAVE CAMP HUMPHREYS. |Sir Charles Higham, M. P, Spucie Dlspaee to 1o back 1nto his pillows. New youth | #ould” sald “oid BiII” .,..,:,M a| Dewart ¥. Coladay en e fi?xé‘.‘ml‘:,"v’nfla. Brud. 3. W. Belt, Fred bish th tations, ms follows: Ma). 3 op of Baltimore, at commencement | Other statlons, as foffowst P"JL Bring Business Prosperity. bling with, excitement, he slowly 1ifted ;us:uyr:.dnt'ln. c:;m&l:r n&'l:;lb' "::,l:n s ‘.'ad‘ r,; \But g‘,'!., ’"mn ,:u ons’ LA ,“:,‘ K :?:bm“ the guests. Maurice Francis Egan, emeritus profes- ol v " : : oup- il . City, .; Maj. R C. Craw- 14! T cag see! can see!” he almost pose she was afrald I would be diss; ssmmittes. sas City, Mo.; Maj. Roscoe raw- | acterized as a panacea for the wo'r‘ s e 3 G0 commons, walting for the aims of | BOSe She was afrs puit be e ] Woresentat_omestiy | SENATE GASOLINE PROBE. the princ) g Capt. Paul M. Ell , Co of En- | before the Washington Advertising Dbega principal address. APt L o Caree 52! Club by Sir Charles Higham, member |blurred vision of oblects in the r i | Kinqlay at the Illinots Charitable Eye (Copyrignt, 1922.) Ea a’-.‘.-’.um{".':m’m"flf:;x; The inquiry into the high prices of - land Ear Infirmary, South Peoria and —_—— Boeh Holland, Harry M. B, | gasoline ordered by the et i ssolstant telot pin Brown, One graduates of Trinity College by the| Enginaer officers at Camp Hum-| ){eves Ameri Methods Will CHICA! d‘i.'fi{snu after thrill | geamed 1o dull the lines of in the | 3mile of joy and hope. OOLIAE | giner Tost eV erican Mef shot through the feeble frame of “old age like & youngster already. Now we're avening at the New Willard, | Daw, Martin Saxe and M. C. Early. @xercises today at the _institution. | yinn “May. Cleveland C. Gee, to Kan-| Advertising and publicity was char- |the black ban: that covered his eYes. | ;igptieeq eyes, at the entrance to Chi- Sor of Cathollc University and former | 2053 ™ Y hetroit, Mich. business ills in an adress yesterday |Shouted as he half arose from his bed | 1y 2% a1y ™ If {s just two weeks ago fepublican bodies in the Dis- Sk Washingcon Kirls_were among | gineers, of the office of the chief of j Club by Sir Charles Higham. MEMaCl|im;reased — themselves on ~his West Adams streets, for the recovery treasurer of the republican | be carried out by a subcommittee of those awarded degrees. They are: El- | engineers, War Department, has been | of the Britieh pariamont Uor aing | That's a chalr over there’—poi: Seperal ; g len Josephine Russell, master of arts: ordered to Camn Humphreys for dULy clubs of the World, at the club’s|with shaking fnger—vit's Jim's chaln | o iig eyesight. It was a “long chance.” | MAJ. M'KAY TO MANILA. |osmmitee; Geerge B. Lockwood, Dis- | the commitiee on manufactures, com 1 heon, in the City Club. and—and here's my table! Oh, thank “Rlfiw‘.c.: “gdr:rt{’sir’{lg methods will|Gedr™ . . i D e it—and eyccess to-| pr,) Willam *G. MeKay, Modioal Semmimioner Cuno H. Rudolph. | pored of fire senstors headed by Sena- assist” ringing business prosperity physicians and nurses presen 5 District g T, 3 rman. o e woria he said oThe physlcians and nurees presant |48 ! hm ses for only a moment | oS, at the Army Medical Bohool, this | Witllam ¥. Ouiffber. Bamuel J. Proscott; | The committes is gathering all the -Sir Charles pointed to President|more than a moment. Wednesday morning and then in a|clity, has been ordered to Maafia, P L, C. Jullus I. Peyser, William |data available from overnment Harding, Secretaries Wallace and( but it was a different “old BlI” who 'darkened room—but it was eneu or duty. %‘. Louis A. Dent, M: sourc = & Our New Store Has -Literally Swept Everything Before It! Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co.’s New Store men preach the doctrine of optimism ;:.llgl‘:'l’re.‘-'copy” and forget personal The speaker paid a high tribute to 9th & F, was the magnet on Monday that drew the crowds of home- makers from all over Washington. They came to see the store—they came for the unmatchable values that give a promise of the store’s future policy. OF OUR NEW STORE At 2930 14th Street N.W. Special Prices for Thursday, Friday, Saturday BRING THIS COUPON womankind, remarking that women virtually ruled the world, through ! their influence over men. “All the ad- 1 vertising in the world cannot sell a woman an automobile If she doesn’t Leather Whole Soles and Rubber | | like 1t.” he added. Heels Loooiiiuiiiiiniie e 8 ik [H Raakin American, ta: .......................... o\ 1 : O'Sullivan and Goodyear Rubber Heels. . ........ .ueeen 85¢ e At hasntiali phsacs Genunine Leather Half Soles........ - - |of the publicity game to be kept in Whole Neolin Soles and Whole Rubber Heels. ... .. ..... | | mind. America has been pulled out STAR RAPID SHOE REPAIRING CO. it was plunged during the world war FIVE LARGEST SHOPS IN THE CITY through the power of advertising, he 629 E St., at 7th nw. said. . Senator Walter E. Edge of New Jer- 404 9th St., between D and E nw. 708 9th St., between G and H nw. sey, one of the guests of honor, stated that he was elected to Congreus as an 736 14th St., between N. Y. av. & H nw. 2930 14th St. nw. advertising man and that he hoped to_die as one. Frederic William Wile, newspaper correspondent, who campaixn=d in England for Sir Charles, wh latter was running for the h | | commons, acted as toas A delegation from the F Advertising _Clubs' Association { present at the luncheon. W. C. T. U. MEETING OPENS Addresses and Songs Mark Quar- terly Convention. The quarterly convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of the District of Columbla opened todsy in the Anacostia M. E. Church, 14th and U streets southeast. Aside from addresses by Rev. Allen F. Poor and Dr. Valeria H. Parker, na- tional director social morality, the morning session was given over to the reading of reports of the various officers. At the afternoon meeting, which began at 1:30 o'clock, Miss Laura Lindley of South Dakota addressed the session, and the remainder of the afternoon was.occupled In read- ing_committes reports. The order of procedure was inter- sperced with songs by Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, Mrs. Lelia_Emijg Endicott, accompanied by Mrs. Bertrand Trenis and the singing of hymns by the en- lire assembly. Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, president of the District Dranch of the W. C. T. U., presided. Its Defi-anc Your Reliance Armorshield Paint defies the elements with endurance that makes it the marvel paint to all experts. A Washington prod- uct that leads the paint world. FREE. A 50c can of Armorshield * finest Floor Wax with every gallon of paint or varnish. | Pay Weekly orMonthly , You are cordially invited to inspect our new home. The Opening Sale will continue all this week. You don’t want to miss it. A few specials are mentioned here. 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