Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 14

THE ];‘,VENING STAR WASHING’I‘O’N D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922. SummerW]H[lT]E F@@TWEAR Mllfldy SAGINAW,"Mich:, June 22 (Special). —Employment situation here has Im- | on schosl and chureh forniture. Austrias proved so steadily in last six weeks that ?'-lm ‘.l'n'fi" and m'al... enairs earrind city board department is giving rooma et Banthe an1 Doy anl ey to less than 200 families. This compares | Sas e o e with want list of 500 families during | Mot pee e Exchunge, A A. L. Ebersole, S.H. Talkes and others, allagher, adthor thorlmlve ST oflem will . Glen Echo Park. omnm Capitol, District, Farragut, speak at !orum luf cheon ol Womieh's ! Thousands of Royal Arcanum merr. | Kismet and Municipal counclh. of me City Club _Saturday, Subject: | bers, with their families and (rlondl Royal Arcanum in"the District of Co. “What Is H-»enlnl in"Rina” Wil gather at Glen Echo Park to- lumbla have arianged tlo have ln:e g 2 morrow for the celebration of (e |representations present. ~and the DE l S cl“‘:'mmom" he/ ':}n“"‘ forty-fifth anniversary of Royal Ar-|Grand Council officers and members < D uting of Womers Business Sounch, | anum day, in commemoration of the | will also be in attendance. ounding of the o e Ctiurch'of the:Covensnt Extensive preparations have Been Gen. ¢ {made by the Grand Council. An ail- | From the Boston Transcript. Unl\,:rslty c..,h".l‘,:#,;'v",.‘.,'o‘,.“‘ o |day family picnic is confemplated.| Two things that try a woman's tem. fore Soclety of Massachusetts lna(l ;,“:"!l fmr:(l:lvle cg,onér-tlon‘ o; :ce per are, to get ;el-d{ for company that strict ol ‘olumbia _Council ol e | doesn’t come and to have company come tutejot| Technoloky: Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arcanum.|when she isn't ready Rev. William E. La Rue, pastor of Takoma Park Baptist. Ch Ilrch and wSummer Draperies ‘e make Su st QLIVE OIL ow 5 Phone Covers and Wi o Drapery > Maln ‘abries; all col 98¢ yard, s 1003 9th St. NW. * Sold Everywhers & H a . e, L2 Rac, wil cntertaln intormal |t OO OO ROERAE2 $4.85 Branch road, beginning at 2 p.m., and = = continuing afternoon and evening. = = The many different models and styles in summer footwear to be found at = Two MORE NEw = Honpe: Bros.” assure you of being smartly and comfortably fitted. OBGAIIZAT;[(?‘];\YAG'IWIT!EB. = P = . VALUES UP TO $§7.00 AT Bxecutive committee, Fourth of July | == i celebration, in the boardroom of Dis- = T T T Bep o o s E Is Rlc GROOERY socIE Y Dept. has on Closing exercises of Army Medical = ;:P"‘Y all New Natlonal Museums, 2130 ciook. [— = — = g = e e ay— ) shades and styles in beautiful ‘Washington Chapter, No. 3, R. A. M., will meet at Masonic Temple. TONIGHT. _ The Benning-Glendale-Oakland Citi- zens' Association will meet at Smoth- ers School. Dr. Frederick W. N horwood of Lon don will speak at First Con‘re!l tional Church, 8 o'clock. Subje l“]‘l?’l\ and Democracy.” Public in- vited. STORES IN TOWN 305 NSt.S.W. and 1502 E. Capitol St. _— Address Communications to President, District Grocery Society, 2325 18th N. W. Phone Col. 9855 e GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE D. G. S. STORE THAT IS NEAR YOUR HOME. LISTED BELOW ARE THE STORES WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR YOUR TABLE, AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. DAILY GROCERY SAVINGS. -Silk Hosiery. Prices begin at at $l .50 Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes w'wve HOOPER BROS. .. ;.u R R R A L &= | AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS : The closing entertainment of the == | Thomson Center will be held tomor- | row evening at 8 o'clock, when the dramatic production of “Cinderella” will be presented under the direction of Beatrice Cosgrove, who will also give a short -exhibition of class work. Wilson Normal—Mrs. John Barrett I é a neighborhood group tomorrow aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock, to which the pub- NORTH 500 Florida Ave. 1701 Monroe Street SOUTHWEST E C lic s invited. WESEH 2325 18th St. NORTHEAST, (Brookland) 900 3d Street v conomy Corner Thomson — Tonight: _Washington e o oomain Y. e e Sealand Moo 2724 12th" Street 6th and F Streets | makine: ‘dramade club: sowing: pi- 23 Georgla Ave.” . | 630 N Strect '301 Tth Street. SOUTHEAST SUBURBAN -~ et 1531 33d Street Cor. T0th and & Sts. 18tk (wsd Bid CAve 600 Alabama Ave. 5215 Blair Rd. N. E. Southeast—The dramatic clubs have 71 Mt. Pleasant St. 315 'Q St 14% an treets 1601 Good Hope Rd. ope, D. C. R arranged fo.present three dramstic 1933 Temperance Ave. Cor. mh :nd P Sts. 1130 B Street 1403 Good Hope Rd. Park Lane, Va. Sketches June 29 at the East Wash- 5505 14th Street. 702 5th Street 1109 Florida Ave. 1386 C Street Riverdale, Md. » fngton Community Center. 716 14th Street ist and E Streets 1322 Florida Ave. mx 8. Capitol St. bchool mll hory Sts, %3881 Tith Sereet N gl gnd L 815 | 1341 H Street 500 15th Street Brond Stveet, 1 Corner of URGE TREE MEMORIALS. 2 % s: A 1012 First Street 233 lzth Street Falls cm}éh. Va. - even treet reat = 220 L R ot 212 benna§ A0 Mass. 301 12th Street Bladensburg, Md. : H st Veterans of Foreign Wars Plan 2000 14th Street 130 D Street 801 . Ave. e e l 1020 Girard Street 7th and Taylor Sts. 26 Seaton Place 14th and A Streets Columbia Pike, Va. Honor to Dead. 844 Florida Ave. 13th and Shepherd Sts. | 60 Rhode Island Ave. | 1543 E Street Ballston, Va. 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