Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 24

L 3 o el I " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER . 16, 1922. ElEfl"flN COSTS S HIoH COURT DEGIS ON | e el S5 o pay roll and to have invited the latter (xf:'lonk over his new offices in the An amazing sale of rugs = |HELDATLOWMARK]S=rio o om st it 0 ing Army Ships. Cook was subsequently indioted, but escaped with sixteen other prisoners - 10350 million dollars has been saved | from the District Jail while awalting - " o the government durin ., 1t | trial, Many Individual di was announced at the Department of | “When Cook finishes.his present y can dates Justice, through decision by the United | four-year term.” Inspeoctor pGr-nt, States Supreme Court that the govern- | chicf of detectives, said, “‘we will for House Report EXpense | ment coud not be held ifable for dam- | sgain. g i ages arising out of operation of govern- hy Well Below $5,000. e G D R ————e sonal campaign expenditures by can- didutes for the House, recelved yester- D' B' FUG" IS I'us.[ day by Clerk Page, were all well below the $5,000 limit fixed by law. AGAIN H]R R R Rev. O.. J. Kvale, independgnt, o . . s, It's amazing for three reasons: First, for its variety of handsome pat- terns; second, for its perfect, dependable qualities; third, for its price lowness—in face of increasing rug costs. FULL-BLOODED SHOSHONE GASOLINE CALLSM E HOUSE Takes hold at once and gives the quick First Indian of Californis Tribe to “pick-up” of summer temperature. Come East to School Stops s l President Harding yesterday receiv- 9x12 Axminsters 9x12 Velvets 9x12 Brussels Choice of either A new batch of reports listing per- who Jofeated Representative Vol- stead in the seventh Minnesota dis- trict, spent $1,666. Representative Madden, republican, of Illinois, chalr. man of the appropriations commit. tee, and -Representative Tilson, re- Orville Cook, Wanted Here on | Hold-Up Charge, Sentenced for ed William Joaquin, young full-blood- ed Shozhone Indlan of Californls, who MOTOR °I I is en route to Fitchburg, Mass., to en- ter Cushing Academy. o Hot or cold, no difference! Flows Baltimore Crime. ]| The young Indlaa, who is the first 5 95 publican, Connectcut, spent 31,000 ’o, his {gibe to attend an eastern pre- freely — lubricates perfectly. " cach, hile Rapresentative, Gréen. ——— paratory school, is being scnt to » , va, under n Save it with senfority rule will succeed to the| Orville Harry Cook, on whom g:f:l.il;llé‘&::d;{;{lcf!“f:gk ety Run it with 4 chairmanship of the ways and means | Washington police have been trying | {niied Stats SO 2 Tesaco Gasoltne Texaco Motor Oll ommittee, reported a”total oUUAYf¢y lay their hands sinoe 1918, has|A"SCI®% i T X J =S THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A. Tasses Potrolenm Prodocts L 2 Soclalixt Expends $3,083. i';':";‘l“"r::f; d‘h:r':n:‘"g“."“:l‘:z Better a blush on your face than a | | Three different grades—all grouped and marked at one low price. All Iz {he Oh Wisconelny Vietor Bermur, | A o Auva ke Afist| Bm o8 your characier . p . i = o r i son o 2 i tafford, = republican, | serving a sentence for a year and are seamless, all represent the best values we have offered this sea any whose expendures ‘were' $1.716. R |a day on & chargs of robbery: - Tutse where near this price. Tepublican member of the rules com- (Y he was recommitted to the in- mllllmmu;iol w Rtlcrealm], l[upped the | stitution for four years by Judge i B : = vith $4, epresentative Nort ¢ Baltimore, after pleadin| Oricental, medallion, floral and all-over patterns in cc‘»lor blcntl- fir.n:rrl,lun. Oliio, spent $1.508 and was x’,:y ow :‘c':::;, l.,rg"d,zuuun: ings worthy of much more expensive rugs. Your choice, $29.95. Among expenditures by New York { bogus morey orders in Baltimore two republican members were: Ward, $3,642; | years ago. ee, $1.024. All of |* Cook was wanted here to answer ot il ‘!}fg‘feg:';;:%e an lnd:’clme&:l on a charge of hol;lint ’ epent Saa L D g L |up and robbing a messenger from An unheard-of value! PERFECT QUALITY et Cotive b deake ots Carolina, spent $1,390, and Representa« tive Bul kle. democrat, of the same ] state, $1,075. ~Both wero re-elected. Gold Seal Congoleum rugs o Arthur H. Greenwood, democra Who defeated Representative Bland, o ; o 16.20 :':pubhca';. ;n:ler orted expend- 19 U, R ures of $1,595, while Rej % 9r12-ft. sice—Nationally advertised at $16.2 tive Kraus, fepublican, Indlana. de- feated, spent $1334. It cost Repre: - W _ = ve John W. Rainey, democrat, PERFECT quality Congoleum rugs, we wish Hemol=p $5TUT to come back and : 0 3 crat, TiHnois, you to nole, in an extraordinary one-day sale at sturned atter an ubsende of "tw l = . € . A, B. ennis, about the price usually asked for seconds. rat, who fuiled fo capture Uncle : : ) Jos Canon's seat iu lilinols. put out v patterns and colorings for any room in _',hc Sason Huck, who will serve. turieg \ttractive, long wearing, and sanitary—easily the short stsslon as representative cleaned with a damp cloth. dutsthg exponuiture oflatensy T $l0—and thousands of other women arc reading this Representative nfllll‘:r‘::zénio{:lp::: notice besides vou. How long do you think a carload ‘will 71. David C. Dun- remain—come carly. Ut digtrice, Sad the campeign coss Ital istrict, C campaign cost Ll . o THREE ‘ Semlogema ot maem e MRS PATAPSCO FLOUR =20 pAKES BETTER BREAD JOHN McCORMACK Victor Record No.66109 Out Nov.18th Also played by Paul Whiteman, Vinceat Lo- pez, lsham Jones, Ted Lewls, Paul Specht and all other famous dance Three of the most dependable makes you can buy—heavy inlaid grade —variety of patterns. Prices for this sale are: 99c $1.25 31.40 sq. yd. 30 Clergymen and 30 Lay Mem- bers Discuss Every . Member Canvass. 9-1;,2::;' OW proud you are of your home- 2 (The Hecht Co., fourth floor.)g Phowograph or Player Piano made bread when you've baked it Thirty Episcopal elergymen and an LEO FEIST, Inc. with Patapsco Flour! For no flour lequal number of laymen, represent- New York City can contribute more to successful baking i “You Can't Go Wrong With Any Feist Song™ ing virtually every parish of that denomination in Washington, assem- bled in the parish house of Epiphany Church for luncheon yesterday to hear the epecial committee, which s con- ducting the every member canvass In the diocese of Washington out- line its plans for raising $168,000 for the church. That sum represents the quota allotted this diocese, compris- “ing the District of Columbla and St, 5 Bas(a e 1b:feack ol i Tatapcol Elonr as et Marys, Charles, Prince Georges and s ; v N 3] - grocer’s and test its quality for yourself. There Montgomery counties, in_ Maryland, 3 B £ b i and 24 Ib. sacks as well, but a 6. results than Patapsco. The white, light, delicious loaves that vou bring from the oven are the most con- vincing evidence vou can have that our scientific milling and double-refining give Patapsco Flour a SUPERIOR goodness that truly “makes better bread.” Sale: Perfect window shades Over 1,000 of them. Complege with necessary fix- tures; also cord and crochet ring, Water-color 59C Holland 89C shades 4 shades Very serviceable, low-priced shades, American Holland shades with the in white, ecru and green. 3x59-ft. size. appearance of linen.” Noted for their Mounted on strong spring rollers. durability. White, ecru, green. 3x3.9-ft. s1ze. 0il opaque 89C Holland $1 .39 shades linen shades Fine quality oil opaque, in white, The finest and most serviceable shades green and ecru. 3x59-ft. size. A shade obtainable. Guaranteed Sunfast colors, that will withstand a lot of rough treat- 3x59 feet. White, cream, blue and ment, green. for the general expenses of the Epls< : are < hne s b copal Church during the coming vear. \ ent trial size. Buy it—try it—on our Rt R Alfred Harding, Bishop i \ g ahsolute guarantee of satisfaction or your money of Washington. presided and deliver- i z back. NO OTHER flour will satisfy you after 3 €d the first address. He was follows that. ed by Rev. Dr. James E. Freeman, i : ) rector of Epiphany Church, who, as C. A. GAMBRILL MFG. CO,, INC. tuhrn»énb_».;‘ of Lh((‘_'Nau:naI‘ Co;mcl‘luot kK = e piphany hurch, £ lamiliar 24 . LBS, Millers Since 1774 pALTIMORE, MD. \ undertakings which are to ced by the contributions of : < s of the denomination every- L AP ¢ Rev. 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