Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 13

G : 2 s < i *~'RATL STRIKERS CONVICTED. U.'S. MASONB TO FINLAND. | Mrs. Georse Buchan bas been de- — NEW ORLEANS, Au t 2.—Lon-| NEW YORK, August 2.—A special clared the u:uur democratic nomi- | county,-North Carolina. - nie Nelson, & former employe of the|commission of the Grand Lodge of X —“‘.‘ !v.. Louls na souunvuurn rallroad | Masons in New York state, headed by v t Tazarkan was convicted in | Supreme Court Justice Arthur S. \ -, : 'J;l .Unlud itfll’u'-‘ dl-triet court here | Tomkins, grand master, salled on the y/ = ¥ ; ? Miree, °§mp,°;fl' Frederick VIII to constitute the firat ‘ \ “r and < ng wi opom;:fi: Masonic lodge in the republic of Fin- v L e ’ 3 3 e —————————————————————————— e — S e ee————————————————— th HSentence was defe! land. It will be iocatea at ‘Helsingfors. Chaplain Defends Garvey in N : 5 < i o F‘III -bOdied Financial_Losson y - \ %, Startlmg Bargams : ! The clean, clear, golden Ship Line. —Are Offered in Our | R W | color of Texaco Motor Qil By the Associnted Press. 5 U - 3 2 "NEW YORK, August 2—Marcus Gar- : ’ : proves its purity. wvey, “provisional president of Africa™ | r . and president general of the Universal N 3 | Better engine perform Negro Improvement Association, en- . ance shows t,hg(yourmo[of . throned on a dals and clad in‘a long 7 7 /) : y = boods these full~ bodled valva(dgnwn v;‘n;\ x;ed “:flrg,::: u::::l 7 This is the great Lamp Sale of the year oils. yesterday called to ol / . ) 0 € ? 2 convention of his association and pro- : 5 :““dt !’:‘."3; Cl‘;?""ds of buyers, who realize Four grades—light, medml-. ceeded with the preliminary work of : hat it is the big opportunity to buy a high- beavy and extra-hea: reclaiming Africa for the negto class lamp at an extraordinary saving. t rvey changed to : : 5 o sesmlendent biac! f'mm untform adorn: , 7 4 There is every kind of electric famp that ler % Z you could wish for in the display. . S ) /4 Such values can never be duplicated. ia emal | o = Potomac Electric Appliance C [ O e aa nothing omac ecCiric pp ance ‘ 0. N Tnlf'r-l..x:lcouunv.u.s.g, e oy Had motng o e . nmunnm JUMOR, + MGH * SCHOOL * 7 9 e i 607 l4th. St —Branch Store, Washington Railway and Electric i o Run it with Save it with ganization wm. which ® Building, 14th and C Sts. N.W. Phone Main 955 - Texaco Gasoline Texaco Motor Oi : STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING AUGUST ... FREE """""""'""'"""""""""l\l\ll\\[ Nll\\lllll\) "'"""‘”U""""Jll‘l’\llml""""l‘,'lfiil WlmPllll)]&l'l!ll)\”l\{ NIHU'“" | HINUII}""' | "'"ll[m|\||||l}m\m]]i[UllllllllfijlHIII NMHH’[I[UNlll!"‘""{ '"""""'""'.'.'.'HHIJUUHNHHWNNUWHH”""'.’{.f" e g\\'fl”‘n“l“”'. e ¢ aily - |Child Relief Mission Suspends © we have lost five million We haven't had h ex- | After Distributing 35,000 vet. Look at the ir Tons of Food. By the Associated Press, . | BERLIN, August 2.—The American | &5 . —_— {Friends Service Committee, through | &= POLISH CABINET FORMED ‘u= chairman, Francis Bacon, formal- | B2 7 |I\ notified the American embassy and | == consulate general that its child re- FREE With every purchase of $100 ‘0 Slilrerwne or the set of Dr. Nowak, Rector of Cracow Uni- | ssi eased inl p |G fmany on Juiy. 32 o sbcomiance Dinnerware. e, 3k’ 55" the Commitice Tn PRIdel- "IIH”IIH““““II llll lll"” |III|”|III il lflh H|”' ITHIH] I It 1 st il [} i . By the Associated Pross. ago by the committee in Philadel- 5 ot ow . |phia V. August 2—A new o)\ rye Quaker organization’s oper Julian No-itjons here have covered a pertod of ity of Cra-itwo and a h l years. Its work has tted today. 8 yr. Antoine Ka-:T t war, l‘asxm!r'unnl September vh »f foreign af-iamount handled in Germany will be vicz: minister of !35.452 tons = h Raczynski; min-| The high point was June, 1921, |88 ter and industry, Hen- {when more than & million children ry Strausburger. miniater of rail-iand mothers were fed. This number Toads Louls Marynowski; minister of has dropped to 313000, which will be Moszezyn- |the average until September 30. rks (tem. | Mr. Bacon will sall for the United | [ pora M. ster of iStates next Wednesday. Most of the | g labor, M. Daro |sler ot pub- lu(her members of the commission al- lic health, Witol y have departe W Tommercial National ITnsured Savings Plan It Is Easy to Start! Did you realize that just $8.20 is all that is necessary to start a $1,000 Insured Savings Account? That modest sum is—at the average age—the monthly deposit that builds up $1,000 nest egg for you in 120 months. / I h > Wiy l | il fl I/ ) umll“]hmllll”hmllhnl”, humllnn|l||xnmunlln..ul h.uunflf“lmmnnuIlum|Hhmuulllumhm1|(llu|mfllmmmmunmmlhllummlm lmlllllmnfll Is the Big Economy Event for Homemakers---With a Host of Bargains, Low Prices and EASY CREDIT FOR ALL. Don’t Miss It. A Small Deposit Delivers Your Purchase AT ONCE. 9x12 Imported 9x11.8 Matting Rugs. 27x54 Grass Rugs. This Eight-Piece Golden Oak Suite As pictured. Comprising Buffet with mirror, China Cab- inet, Serving Table, Extension Table and four Dining Chairs, with imitation leather seats. August Fumltnre Sale price.......cccvunnunnn Easy Payments at “The National” This Four-Piece Walnut-Finish Suite As pictured, comprising Large esser, 8 'I‘rlpllcne Mirror Dressing Tnble Chltfcnler and . ze Bed. August Furniture Easy Credit Terms at “T lle Natlonal” From the begmnmg—mthout extra payment or deposit—life in- surance for the full $1,000 is in- cluded. Full information cheerfully given at the “Insured Savings” Desk. Commercial | National Bank | 14th St. at G Resources Over $15,000,000 This Four-Piece Walnut-Finish Suite ! This Ten-Piece Walnut-Finish Suite Large Dresser, ak Dr . . ctured. Buttet, Cht: binet, Servi a‘&ofilfiu‘g\mwuw‘a?::;‘ oeena” Do $129 75 Golden O o riitchen Cabinet o R Sy Ll .‘::aflnve A P August Firniture Sale Price................. ® o Dnleror: August Furni- Golden Oak. August Furni Side Chairs. August Furniture $1 5 §12.75 5550 Easy Credit T Easy Credit Terms This Three-Piece Overstuffed Suite As pictured, comprising Chair, - Rocker, and Sofa: Soring Loose Cushions; covered HE crispness of 2 Spring morning in the Virginia hills— N\ W Golden Oak Duofold Crib and Mattress d-grade imi- s-zOo tructd d with go grade im! nsl ction; i August Furniture Sale Price, nfi‘;‘{;"x’u;& z gAn;“ LY L e itare $129.75 This Nine-Piece Mahogany-Finish Suite =~ <™"**— $9 75 th_c coolness of a moun- As pitured. Comprises Jargs Dreser, Threcqusrter Vanit, $21.75 tain stream — bottled Shar, Bocter and. Roomssisy Bg. M;mn $ .75 - Easy Credit Terms Easy Credit Terms for the delight of thoee - DNE I | T tweae sl R ; persons to whom ex- treme goodness is more appealing than mere price. Beaufont Ginger Ale is sold wherever gualizy is the only inducement to the purchaser. S Bed—Spring—Mattre llu-eo-Peu Mnbo any-Finish Suite This Golden Oll: lele nd Four Diners §—Vatrees ”1}::& oy itk cnmprl!ln( s peoe, T3 e et e e s $14. 75 o e e s 8119 mmvn o;:g: " .l, pnu.hd "M $21 7 5 sanitary mattress. August Furriture nrneuon \ugust Furnitu Salo’ Frice °Easy Credit Terms at "rh. Nalwml‘ Easy Cmm Terms Feor Sale by Leading Retaflers and Jobbers Richard Spencer Palmer, Inc. NO. 13 WARDER BLDG. Breker