Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 32

Made fresh daily at all Dike- man's stores, from selected sun- {| ripened apples, grown in Amer- ica’s best apple orchards. lso sold In bottles of quart, half and gallon sizes. Five Drink Shops 3034 14th St. 1004 F St. 719 14th St Coughs and | Colds ; Catarth, Croup, Sore Throat| Banished by Hyomei ‘The germs of eatarrh do not exist in the same atmosphere with antixeptic Hyomel (pronounce it Hi Breathe Hyomel and catarrh, coughs, xore throat or cold will come in two minutes. Breathe Hyomel and that stomach straining hawking in the morning will quickly dixappear. Breathe Hyomel and kill the ca merma; heal the inflamed mem stop the arge of mucus and pr went crusts from forming in the noxe. Breathe Hyomel for a few minutes each day and rid yourself of con- temptible catarrh. Rreathe Hyomel—give it° faithful mmwvf) then, If you ve your money back. you a Hyomel ix wold by druggists every-' where, and by Peoples Drux Stores. TZizziizizizzzzzZZdd Toeing the Mark ! With Over 15,000 Pairs of Wonderful Styles and Values in Women’s Shoes to Choose From in: “HAHN SPECIALS" Patent leather or Black Kid Co- Black Satin, Calf or Patent Leather Low- lonial, Spanish heel, heel Pump. Black Satin Patent Otter Suede or lgea:ihfl’ Black Black Kid Juefe trim, A semi-dress Colonial. welt Pump. 'Al.nll our stores— but only a few at our “City Club Shop.” not satistied, | 2 GLANDS CONTRIL ARE, SAYSWILEY Proper Care Would Lengthen Life Span Twenty Years, He Declares. That 25 per cent of business effi- clency is lost to the country each year through illness was stressed by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, noted health authority, in a talk before members of the City Club forum yesterday afternoon. Acknowiedging a lack of familiarity with business methods in general, the pure food expert said that he was sufficiently well versed, however, to know that good health is as much an asset to the average business man as any other factor and that too much !l!me or care could not be given to “ihis “all-essential eclement of suc- | “You business men ought to know, if | you don't already, that you can do |more business and better business and do it with less fatigue if you have good health” said Dr. Wiley. “But from all I can observe it is the [one thing you are least interested in. Your health is just as essential to your business as your financial capi- ial “Few of vou miss taking stock of vour busin once or twice a year, but how many have gone to your doctors and had a thorough stock- taking of your health? The speaker sa {nal to defer or se, and it was crimi- d treatment of ed that there is e way to die, “and that more ber: > there are more old nd the reason there )1d men is because we hav conquered the dise: ry people off in their prime tuberculosis and children’s happens bec: Imen to d —typhoid, diseases. hink of what we can now do z These glands, about nothing harmone delegates who go about among the other or- gans and see that they are operat- If a man is too fat gland to work f he is too thin 1d can_put thinning him down; we can make the same gland b [him up, I'm talking about inter {stitial glands. for the most of you are too young to be interested in the othe verag. be raised from the present can rate- of forty-four years to sixty- that country. Tan Eric Tan Eric Calf or Black Calf or Black Gun Metal Gun Metal Calf welt sole Calf low-heel Oxford. welt Pump. “Wishbone” Black Satin Pumps. Pat- or Patent ent Leather, Leather, Louis Black Brocade heel, Cross- trim. strap. | 1 >1as old as she looks,” | ) heel. | Goodridge of Indiana, recently re- appointed by the presiding officer to Investigate the temple proposition lllld r;porx back to l':|e convention, _— n her report to the delegates Mrs. 9 Chapin announced that a recent np-’“‘rl! Charge Fails in D. C. Crim- peal for aear east rellef funds had netted more than $18,000. | inal Court. Dr. Alfred C. McDanfel, "most o Orthy G ranll patron iaeporied ae Edgar P. Holmes, twenty-five years formation and chartering of thirty- {°\d: @ motor cycle policeman of the nine " chapters during This ' term of | ninth precinct, was acquitted today office. Included among these were |b; 2 office WInolu A Siong R bese) ¥ & jury in Criminal Division 2 of e i Nagn Seotia” Frece ey | ® charge of criminal intimacy with a ward Island. Alaska, Canal Zone, Rirl under the age of sixteen years. Cuba and China. ellie Clark, who lacked a few months S NN | of sixteen years, testified that Holmes Somebody | !N¥ited her to ride on his motor cycle, }and took her over the Anacostia river to Good Hope Park. Holmes denied the charge. He was represented ‘by Attorney E. S. Clark, Hello! Hello! POLICEMAN ACQUITTED. Tl] EASTERN STARS President Harding this afternoon re- ceived at the White House nearly 1,000 officers and delegates attending the seventeenth triennial convention in Washington of the General Grand Chapter, ‘Order of the Eastern Star. The callers expressed gratification over the rapld recovery of Mrs. Harding, a “gister”” to them in the order. The large group, composed principally of women from every state in the Union and American possessions and from Canadian provinces and other foreign lands, was cordlally greeted by the Pre!ldenl, who shook hands with them Folluwlng the visit to the White Paraoh—I need money! must cough up! Ameroth—Alas, sire! The coffers m[ all empty.—Tiger. “Ye FLORSHEIM SHOE = TAKES UP POSITION LOOKS TO SEEL WHAT SQUARELY N FRONT PROGRESS 1S BEING OF BOOTH WOMAN GOES N JUST AHEAD OF HIM o, & THINKS LITYLE SIENS OF IMPATIENCE MAY HURRY MATTERS House, the delegates returned to Con- vention Hall for the afternoon session behind closed doors. Visiting members of the order meanwhile. were touring the city on a speclally arranged auto- mobile sight-seeing trip. Ritual Display Tonight. Tonight at § o'clock the committee on work and lectures of the Grand Chapter of the District of Columbia will give an exemplification of ritual- istic work, under direction of Mrs. Louise M. Linthicum, matron of Martha Chapter, and Hobert Milans, John's Chapter. Recommendation that the Order of the Eastern Star erect a magnificent temple. costing probably several mil- lions of dollars, as permanent head- quarters of the order, was made yes- terday by Mrs. Ellie Lines Chapin, most worthy grand matron, and Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes, right worthy grand secretary. Mrs. Keyes expressed the hope that such a project, if approved, patron of Q LOGKS TO SEE WHAT EFPECT HE'S HAVING & WALKS ROUND IN LITNE CIRCLES OSTENTATIOUSLY LOOKS AT WATCH SEVERAL ‘ TMES GETS A STARE N RE- PLY THAT MAKES HIM DECIDE HE DIDN'T TO TELEPHONE ANYWAY The man who wears Florsheim Shoes objects to trying any Be"Carriea out In Washington, ” Mire othier: he 5o thoso i Chapin' also s said 1o be favorable A roughly enjoys HURRYI%% XHETEEECASEIPOAI@E‘ ) - A emimiites of five members was &2 complete satisfaction he has (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. > I I wns(:)?\:h szo mantol.neni on asking for Flotshexm Shoes. P| Just to EU Mention —PLUMBING brings to mind “Colbert” to many “It is said that a woman is added the ex- pert. “Now let me say that a man is as young so long as he looks.” James T. Llovd presided, and fol- lowing Dr. Wiley's talk appealed to the membership for 100 per cent at- four. RITES FOR H. D. CLAYTON. World War Veteran, Who Killed Self, Survived by Daughter. for Hermes BONDING OF AUTO DRIVERS OPPOSED Funeral services tendance at the first “stag night,” to oSt be kiven by ‘the City Club ‘mext Douglas Clayton, twenty-five years | BT: N uesday night, when a special pro- 514, ; at's because Tucedayinight. when 5 el e old, world war veteran and a son of L e e X James B. Clayton, who shot him- vaudeville will be presented. at_the home of his mother in The speaker at next week's forum mn be former Gov. James P. onymous with all that's best in plumbing work and equipment. New Installations and Repairs at consistently reason- able prices. VHow can we serve YOUIS MAURICE J. COLBERT £ Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 [ Street Figre e LU Cor. 7th & K Sts. 313 9th St. 191416 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. ale, Va., Wednesday, the body not having been discovered until Fri day, were held yesterday at an undertaking _establishment at 1400 | Chapin Costello f which Mr. 5 had charge of the funeral and interment. He survived by his parents and o daugh er, who makes her home with his slsier-in-liw, Mrs. Myrtle Clayton e = Accept criticism; all the wisdom in 'S the world s not under one hat. Al Lincoln Park Citizens Object to Traffic Suggestion as Unfair. * turned from Russia, where he went Culyflclub Shop’ as personal representative of Presi- 8 G St dent Harding to study conditions in M B I N G FOR THE MAN WHO CARES Condemning the proposed bonding of automoblile drivers to the sum of $3,000 as being unfair and tending to keep all drivers except the rich off the streets, the Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association went on record as unanimously opposed to the plan *lat a meeting in Bryant School last night. A resolution gliving the police more power to restrict the permits of careless drivers and more adequate traffic facilities was passed, to be sent to the District Commissioners, as a better means of eliminating ac- cidents. The accepting and taking over of the new Eastern High School by the District authorities was discussed at some length, and it was pointed out that it was the desire of the asso- clation that only buildings which will be in keeping with the new school be allowed to be erected in the vicinity. A resolution to that effect was passed and will be sent to the District authorities. Dr. C. J. Murphy urged the associa- tion to support cancer week, telling of the importance of early treatment in order to effect a cure of the diseaSe. He also dwelt on the fatality of the disease when it Is not treated in time. Safety week was also indorsed by the association. Membership Drive. The membership drive recently launched was reported favorably upon, and it was announced that the drive for new members would con- tinue. A resolution was passed that a let- ter of sympathy be sent to Policeman Leo A. Riley of 1401 A street south- east and family, expressing regrets of the citizens of Lincoln Park over his injury when e fire truck turned over on him. Officers elected at the last meeting were installed. The following committee chairmen were named by the president: Program. Lafayette Buehler; con- stitution and by laws, George P. Barse: house, W. L. Greer; press. William A. Carlin; education,” Harold E. Warner; public utilities, J Letper; public health, Dr. C. J. Mu parks, etc., A. A. Denham; printing, George H. Jud membership, J. L. Gammell; historia: D. F. Lawson. Special committee: Rivers and ha bors, Ray L. Smith, and law nnd islation, William C. Murp! Ths following new members were elected: A. L. Oehmann, 217 14th street southeast; A. Oehmann, 1322 A street_southeast; Joseph Goldenberg, 1346 B street noctheast; Arthur W. Stone, 200 11th street northeast; Wi Ham Shultz, 104 14th street northea: J. P. Kern, 1315 North Carolina ave nue; L. G. Buehler, 311 12th street C. W. Linnell,” 210 13th 1214 F St N. W, Specialists in Women’s end Misses Apparel Thanking the Public For Their Generous Response to Our Institution Our Offering of the Winter Collection of Individual Replicas of Paris---Original Frocks and Gowns Coats—Wraps—Furs THE PRESENTATION OF NEWER MODES FOR THE WIN- TER SEASON . . UNUSUAL FASHIONS INSPIRED BY THE UPPER COTERIE OF PARIS COUTURIERS ARE EM- PHASIZED IN THE EXHIBIT . . SUMPTUOUS FURS GORGEOUS WRAPS . COATS OF CHARACTER . . pfe, Oy ek S il TS AT TOTALLY DIFFERENT DRESSES . . MAGNIFICENT s e GOWNS . . ARE ASSEMBLED FOR IMMEDIATE SELEC- sl Federal-American TION. AT DEFINITE VALUES. o 2 Gt Lo “& || Savings Department e L . EVENING GOWNS DAYTIME DRESSES Louis heel, PRESENTING THE FIRST OF THE NEW WINTER MODELS OF BILKS, CLOTH & VEL- VET—ORIGINAL DE- SIGNS INCLUDING COPIES OF NEWLY AR- RIVED PARIS MODELS. COATS & WRAPS GERONA & FUR . . . Caracul Shawl Collar & Cuffs VELVERETTE & FUR . ., Tan, Grey or Brown Caracul Border, Collar & Cuffs MARVELLA & FUR . . Squirrel or Beaver Collar & Cuffs GERONA & FUR . . Foz Border, Collar & Cuffs CASH. DUVETYN & FUR Fox Border, Collar & Cuffs NEWLY ARRIVED GLORIOUS MODELS OF SILKS, VELVETS & MET- AL BROCADES—REPRO- DUCTIONS OF PARIS ORIGINALS BY PATOU, JENNY, CARA, BRANDT, WORTH, CHANEL, LAN- VIN & CHERUIT. FURS of QUALITY CARACUL SHORT COATS RACCOON COATS, 40-in. HUDSON SEAL COATS 40-in. Trimmed with Skunk SHORT SQUIRREL WRAP NORTH’RN SEAL COATS 40-inch Self Trimmed 349.50 379.50 110 5165 Today until 5 o’clock 369.50 389.50 *125 2275 Come in any time and start a small savings ac- count with a dollar. Lots of . people are doing it every day. Fdad-Amefifin National Bank 1315 F Street 95 110 *135 *150 5185 *150 195 $285 495 379.50 Cor.7th &K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. action is weak, our liver does not In its duty, nd man is miser- able and unhappy. Dr. Plerce’s Golden Medical Discov- ery helps digestion and the assimi- Iation of such elements in the !o-li‘ as are required for ihe blood. sives to blood the food clements {he tixswes require, In use fifty years. Try it mow? good digestion our olfl is thin, watery and poor, our