Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1922, Page 18

her the privilege of'watching him on the job, but— It was worth the money. ' $ L WOMAN stood on.a car' track ‘In the rainy twilight. She was A - PLER tionless that, she might 'have N the Capltol's hall of fame there Ver, clgars, jokes, and even bill nd |0 : 9 80 mo 3 : t v \s a bronze statue of & prieut. |a porter knows a good thing when he m,:f&'f:" r:y are) lo:‘:_mr een 16asved outiof :::p::‘:r:’;‘:’):: The ecclesiastic robe %0 ‘"“";’"fi' it. Except sometime Mindful of the fine clothes, the cow- | was dusk. trom the uniforms. toges 40| The other atternoon Jong-run | nide and the alligator skin. it might | Another woman—plain, everyday' _FAYS $150 LIQUOR FINE. dress suits of sur ilimited was homing into the Union have been jusg, their little joke. But!soul, not worth describing—came Edward E. Devers, 649 20th street " while 15 the dangér ‘Some the tage quata 0. two_or even one and” one-half per cent, which g T8 2.t s 2, 92| SEEKS FURTHER CUTS © . " RENT-CASE APPEALED: would lower the number of admis- difference to her one way or the Lotherewhich woutawbo worth men- | IN IMMIGBANT TOTALS | youd fover ine number of sdmie| muie supreme Court of the bistrict ing, o 3 Y 31 C :m: e g it Representative Johnson Would | [275¢ quotas. Tightening up of the of Columbia yesterday recelved the first v | flliteracy test by providing authority | 2PPeal from a decision of the District .. While ' motorists have a whol > 5 (A7 . to blame themgelves for, tho: n‘:: " Limit’ Relatives and Raise Phy- ;or‘ exclusion of the mentally fn.|R¢Nt Commission under the new law Hkewise foolsh others. 2 sical and Mental Tests. <l .::- -126 &'“"é?}'-‘fléd ?J‘;Ef{.’lfi l(‘le“?lzgor‘hf M;". 2 “:f,m’:. r\”l 5 s s ; - Leichman, through At- [ Heductfon of ‘the immigrant flow | more thocounh phytical ortmination. | 1OT1€Y Louis Ottenherg. arked the by dmitting Into the United States | As another means of cutting down |COUTt o reverse the decision of the only those persons eligible to citizen- | the totals, Mr. Johnson declares, ex- |rent commission thai it lacked jur . ship. is urged by Chairman Johnson |Cehted classes such as students actors Be was gone the two-chinned lady told the lumpy man to get out his tip. The lumpy man told the two-chinned _|1ady that she would have to’'do the paying herself{"he was broke. “You certain?y ‘can afford at leact a % dollar, the way he has been waltin A on us, hand and fgot." AROUND THE CITY By Nannie Lancaster dime. l:nl‘t entertain his compl occasional tourists of the Kiplin&) o oo o norter who had been danc: s rtheast, ch a wi = 3 - | they didn't sound as it they wersjalong to warn her that a car was)flortheast, charged with transporting and membe rs of certal as A o stand,” write } of the House immigration committee, of certaln professions % type, who “do not understan { Ing attendance on & lumpy man, dress- | joking. Anyway, they followed the whissing up from the rear. So she ".'f,‘fifi,’mt'.', ".:.-‘21.'321‘ &tm';‘l:’em;m’tx:n?;el In a speech to be printed in the Con- .:muld be admitted for “tempor: i} ndlords. Mary A. Miller greasional Record yesterday. stay only. . lier. S0r Yeauniin of 2 stroet gusty little protests to thelr ‘°""n° ::; ed in the best that money could buy, obsequious porter out—and; moved off the track. And e did | United States branch of Poiice Court vers that such an incongruous BEWSS, ;g his two-chinned wife, diked out | When he returned for the other (it she excused herself so far as to Friday and sentenced to pay a.fing of| “The country seems to want com: ————— shoul be keeplng company with ¢-1i. "¢ batiroom airiness that denoted | woman's sut caso—leather, praise be— | mention ‘that sho had been looking #1607 wHifoh Jhg a1 Dt e “nat is tmpas. | EXTEND BRIDGE REPAIR TIME alted men wha h““’,;'_“h (ol right, | Brtistic contempt for .anything o |his scowl'wolild.have done credit to a |at the sky to try and ses whether it| ' < f sibje; it seems to me, for we should| On the recommendation of Gen.|tember. of this country. - Wich 13 all HIENC | 5rogy us common sense, proceeded (o movie close-up, the expression chang. | would clear up by next morning. 1t | VENEZUELAN ENVOY HERE. feve “an opening ot the admission |Beach, chief ‘of engineers. the Secre. |rent comu seeing that eac! Ihrulh e in, "Attor that he grabbod | {ag into & sort of 4esthem Surprise &x]would make such & difference” 11 Mer| “wne new mikiatér from Vensenels | ore Lotn Htoron wod e o e il 0 Dot u his opinfon, good or bad. But— = p the cowhide and a feminine con- |she handed him a fifty. True, the only|plans. Dr. Pe 7 4§ = ” e has given 3 . edro M. Arcaya, was officlally | domiciled aliens, for their fathers, ke Beach Railway Co o m Aify e 1t your summer vacation has BIVen | 7 siion” of alligator skin, handle thing he had done for her. besides| It didn't seem to occur to her that | received Eriday by President Hara-|mothers and children, but not for their DTaee he raw in e biiae ovee|the westicy SHoE. you & “westward, ho" glimpse Ofl,,44e4 with near-amethysts, and |letti ing, to whom h a 7 R ¢ v % 9 ng her wait until most of the |unless she attended strictly to wha g, to whom he presented his creden- | uncles, cousins and aunts. o | the Patuxent river near Mount Cal-|the Ball act. Il is Iitentgan, with its miles of cars— | Tugcel H e latform, While | berths werd,made up, was to permit|the dear forelgners call thelr “mut-|iaaijoi, T o0, Benor Pedro Cemar | Alr o e toriong oy a/seduc. [vert, S matistactory ioperating {ruling that the appeud is be ~ Final September Specials Marquette line"; taken you to & city of teeming progress that calls itselt “Marquette”; familiarized you with an —in which we are introducing many unusual features—things that are ‘of much importance to housekeeping comfort and convenience—and that you’ll find priced attractively. . : We needn’t tell you that you are welcome to a charge account. i3t House & Herrmann tious, hotels, resorts and the like, all named in honor of the state’s great founder, who was both missionary and pioneer, you probably came ‘home with the realization that it is only notoriety that fusses about dress styles. Fame is too great to bother over fashions. TR OLITENESS has its variations of P expression, one of which was new to a woman in a‘car the other day. It had been raining and a youngster in the window seat in front of her started to wipe the sili with the palm of his hand. The woman, noiicing a newspaper on the floor at her feet, picked it up, passed it to the boy and t0ld him to rub the sill. He did. "He rubbed it so carefully that the out- spread pages became a wad of pot- black wet. Then he leaned back and passed the mess to the woman, with a smile of appreclative thanks. She motioned him to throw the thing out of the window, but he couldn’'t. He explained why: “My teacher says it fsn’t good citi- zenship to throw trash on the streets.”, The woman had on brand-new white silk gloves, so you will have to guess for yourself how the incident ended. * Xk X % NOTHER car on another day: I ‘ Zi NI W8 PN UL NS AP B B X R NIV NI NV W‘ ELlL S ‘ VNSRS = ynr.\‘lm.qu . Here’s a Remarkable Value in Overstuffed Living Room Suites (Exactly as Illustrated) He was an oldish gentleman, whose dignity of dress and manner rather suggested that he might have || stepped out of a colonial novel into a side seat on a packed and jammed trolley. A woman passenger got aboard and squirmed her way to a strap in front of the oldish gentleman. Scenically, she wasn't much to look at. But what, she lacked in beauty she entirely made || up in weight. And when the gentie- || man arose and offered his piace with If you will take the trouble to make comparisons you'll find how superior these Suites are—and consequently how very special is the price. We know they are not excelled. The design is of the wing type; and with substantial spring upholstery; loose cushion spring seats; and the entire Suite—iront s 50 and back—covered in Tapéstry or Velour of artistic pattern. Septem- 14 — ber Special ... the chivalry to be expected of a colo- | nial novel she smiled with the ex- | 108 of one who revels in the ssession of a white and flawless “set” But, instegg of taKing the seat. she looked back at a half-grown girl, as hearty as an apple, who was stand- Ing clove by. | “Sit down, Joe,” she sald. l Joe promptly ceeded to avall; herself of the invitation, but—you ! know about that slip between cup and | p. | The chivalrous gentleman beat her . to it. He was honor bound to make way for the ladies, but when it came || to a sturdy youngster who was greedily cager to get all that was coming to her—not for Joe! " Introducing the - Napanee Dutch Kitchenet —A Kitchen Cabinet of— —most practical arrangement— —and superior construction— Special Felt Mattresses (Queen Anne Bedroom Suite Two Mattresses that are made | * ok o= % WO women were locking up for the nigh Both were old cnougn to be their own mothers, the differ- ence being that one was the eflicient | owner of the zood, old-fashioned | house and ihe other a mere resider. | Having finished with the kitchen door, | the owner one came to oversee the ather's performance in the front base- | ment. The proceedings were not suc- | cessful. % (Exactly as Ilustrated) by luggage. A straw suit case, repre- senting an owner who must count his pennies. and therefore to bz dis- regarded, was of upper berth unim- portance, while a nickel-plated cow- hide bag entitled its pos: r to his sleeping section at the first symptom of wanting to turn in. Also, it was revealed unto her that a Pullman por- ter runs his schedule on the basis of “men first"—for why? A woman tips in dimes, but the average traveling man {is prodigal in his flingings of sil- We are carrying -the several styles—in the varied finishes— Columbia Records—Just Out —these new dance numbers, Songs and Symphonies—and they’ve become instantly popular. For the Dance | “That's not the way to lock & door! | il : . It vou leave the key loop perpendiou- | i i . . to our order by the Capitol factory Four-piece. Combination Mahogany or Walnut Suite. as you Iar like that = burglar can shove. 1t} ‘;\ilwa_\s on the lookout for every worthy improvement that presents —and we want to emphasize their p,e;,,_przsw, Chifforette, Full Size Vanity : right out. Always turn your key with itself—we have gi 1 ing ce i . : exceptional value. Case and Double Bed, with bow foot. Of most b Toon Hotleontatotils W ey qiit Kitch = e e_i:"e“ e?dlf‘b place in our stock to Napanee Dutch Fifty-pound Layer Felt Mattress: consistent workmanship in every detail. s .50 itchenets. We have examined them critically; compared them care- Inches thick; of good quality tember Special Price — fully and find th Ssinoin the ddv hey . covered In selocted pattern of September Specia cessasesen : Memed Sill Morsiend Ol e thac et y a nd them surpassing in the advantages they possess. L ifcking: wel % = ”: g <hes when open; T've never forgotten it.” [ > e Y g o . ad nds 26 inches high. . e il LRI As a labor-saver in the l\nf.h(n there's none that equals the_ Napanee. V:hlna{‘lon mahog- 515'00 : Colomal Poster Billy Moreland has lived through the There is a place for everything—and as the makers phrase it—one of it o ‘pound ~ Layer Felt e s daa T e et these Cabinets “shortens kitchen hours and saves miles of steps.” o it bt Javer apon. s interesting to say about the val 5 . = X r; covered in a fine grade of B d il The construction and the fittings are of the very best. As a piece of = . AT Chatee of blue oF plnk s PMA: * % ¥ furnishing the Ngpanee is most attractive—in its finishes of Golden Oak, Uckinp. or, drah s 00 (Exactly as Tllustrated) Vlouieg relin b i g Pearl Gray or Snowy White enamel—all with porcelain tops. Luality maticess that 25- mattresses with a sleight-of-hand that - . . g 1 will'glve long service, In Combination Mahogany SHACKED of WRILE hagTe I No attempt is made to compete in price with other” Cabinets—even COIO ial Tables or Walnut, with shapely trim- A woman who was watching hi: t re im i ing wi i i > St T ekl | as l.l:ey are impossible of competing with the Napanee in type and ming and open-foot end. cal slant on tip values as conveyed ‘ quality. . Either twin or $3Z 75 1 . . | double size...... | | | . Beginning at 49,50 You can arrange payments to suit your convenience. (When We Sal Say It While Dancing. The Smeak. Fox-Trots. . Other makes of Kitchen Cabinets—with porcelain tops. Begin- 526 .85 ! l can't be moved. See? A little boy ||| named Rilly Moreland told me that at | | i | ‘\ | | it i = I ° I ; . " Eddie Elkins Orchestra er Stars. Box-Trots. il (B2actly as Illustrated) 2 Paul Specht and His Hotel A<3860 10-inch 7S¢ Astor Orchestra. R " I ; — Fitted with oblong top—24x30 ers io-ineh TS —a magnificent disglay of ||l i !)nkche-hwh:: open; sndfl- ¥ — e é £ | ike the others, stands 515 00 Traly. G and beautiful pieces. il 26 ins. high. Combina- o! Suste. Fox-Trots. Grey Motn, Fox-Trots Attractive prices. it WonMaliogsny anish:. Enickerbocker Orchestra, under PPEE Frani Weatphal and His, September Special Priec. direction of Eddie Elkins. .. Rainbo Orohestra. i A-3870 10-imch T3¢ A-3061 10-inch 7S¢ : | . .Popular Songs = Just Like a Violin. ‘What Do You Care (What I Do), Good A od Lonesome Mama Blues. e S Edith Wilson, Comedienns, and Nora Bayes, Comedienne. Johany Dun's Original Jaz=z 3689 unds. A A-tnen: s & A-3674 10-inch TSc iy ack Sheep of Dear Old Geo. Plitt Co., Inc. 1225 1412 eret PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent + o Away Down Sout! end Back My Honeyman. 5 "H.ar(ml Harris, Comedienne. A-3659 10-inck 7S¢ The Yankee Doodle Blues. Van and Bchenck, Comedians. A-3088 10-inck 73c “Saves Space and Worry—Converts in Symphony % : ill (Bxactly as Niustrated) i s (Daen) o i September Room $ A S e 3 1t i pt oom You can turn the Englander $0158 10-inch $1.00 e e Pays 4 Per Cent i 3 A . 3 .Couch Bed from an attractive (Bxactly as Lu.scrated) e ‘ i : _ Attractive Queen Anne pattern—in Quarter-sawed Oak—ejther couch into a comfortable double _ Combination Mahogany—and deco- P Mignon. _ Polonaise “lo Som : i in Gelden or.Jacobean finish. There are four bed with one motion. juipped rative as well as of practical use. From ! Titanin.” (Thomas) on shares’ withdrawn be- H (Il N i S on.. Equipp (Borodine) .. wn hil pieces, as shown—the Table having top 48 inches ith the Englander’ Link Spri The Table is 26 inches Dinorah. _“Ombra Leggiera. - fore' maturity. £ it ¥ in diameter, extendable t6 6 feet. 313 .50 i t Cotcon ‘k:;f,: gk P.lgl‘ ?fl‘avh“m‘;"?.“ open sl S.W n-.n ov-r':mo L o::er:ld) hasew zome) e amoer) o) i . 0 8 K M pers. r- F Hilt 7_ fiiioeess Florence Macbeth. Assets More Than | s‘m‘nf s""’!" Price h ol WCovered aDe fi”‘“lmd-hl Special Price . OMIITE. | 318 13-inch $1.50 Aezts iZoinch 8150 |* $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BEERY, Presideat Seventh ‘and - Eye Streets e ps EY L Savent and | Ouse gm%g?rmann E?’: Il1Strez::s