Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 10

TUESDAY., NOVEMBER 21, 19 William ¥. Tysr, 72, Francen Bonin | Births Reported. 5 izgh st ne. 3 Henry Winkelnan. T at. | The following births have been reported to iy (EpMIser e S hizateiy'e. Hox | the health depurtment In the last twenty-four ' 2abéth T, Boran 76, 500 Atabama ave.e. hours; 7 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO 1922, f iHENRY C. ESPEY DIES; I GREETING THE ‘LEE HOUSE, Fifteenth Street at L Northwest, Washington, D. C—A beautiful, new, strictly fireproof hotel, where ‘abslylute Regina E. Higdon, Jumes and Edna Walling, girl. Mary Edwards, 10' lm; " Alden C. and Karen E. Kefauver, boy. | Ann.e M. Langston, 5 t. NATthur L Williams, 8 V. Hospital, Mary Bowman, 26, Columbia Hosp’ oL Wiliiam Bell, 72, &t. ElLzabeth's 11 Louisa Beaver, 61, Danua place, St, ('mmu Breezy! LIFELONG RESIDEN! (Continued from Ninth Page.) bt Served for 56 Years in G. P. O Active srief history of the fraternity and of he local chapter. Phl Aipha Delta vas the first Greek letter society offi- ally recognized at Georgetown, and This smart in Masonic Affairs. comfort and perfect service may be secured Witliam L. Curtuer £ht, 41, 813 20th st. = Cliares Ford,.4 mouths, 204 Mass. ave. 2 1 b1 Paft Chapter has the distinction of 1 i new strap Reached Age of 80 Years. jumbering on its rolls three presidents i 1 Sarah A without extravagance. Every convenience and . ——— e United States, including Presi-| Russia sends more pilgrims to Je- | & amd Sarah Wasiington, girl twiss. . : . . 9 3: ; walking ont Warren G, Harding and Chief Jus- | rusalem than any other ‘country, . | Jumes W and Frances £ S, o innovation which expert planning and building § T he chapter derived s name. can devise have been installed, including a lux- H P Judge and Mrs. Clarence N. Goodwin 5 . . i ‘ntertained at an informal dinner last | urious bath and shower with each of its two i 'ning at the Shoreham. wl\l;'s. Gr&od- 1 2 o ron i New . | hundred and fifty rooms. The superiority of its urn to Washington they 1 . ceg. 5 !"\ in’ lake an apartment at the Shore. Lcok Your Best on | location, within four blocks of White House and . Theodore Shuey has returned t | . . E y o with My Sty cua ey Thanks iving Day! | easy walking distance of the theater and-shop- { i at Congress Hall Hotel giving y. i # ‘1.‘ 3 ) 7 2 } / END us those garments that you ! #ing districts, while far enough away to avoid Mr. and Mrs. ained at di *owhafan, nd Mrs, J. A. Kolster enter- [ evening at the eir guests Dr. and Mr. and dll nafsg and confusr'nn, is an added attraction. would have looking spick-and-span for Thanksgiving Day. To avoid dis- appointment, have us jcall for them The Pompeiian Dining Room is unique in the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I Weller en- National Caprtal, and enjoyment of its rare col- oring and perfect lighting is greatly added to by the soft music of the orchestra. The food is prepared under the personal supervision of the CALL MAIN 4724 on and Mr. h_entertained at = ning at Le Paradis. Miss Carol, dinner last. | management, and 1s served by quiet and expert | attendants. ' Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Season | Rates. Marriage Licenses. .“\lrrlll:.e licenses have been lssued to the . Soeuan and Winifred Y. Ellis, Barnes and Carry Johnson, both of % CLEANERS & DYERS Ly v MAIN OFFICZ 740 |a'~ ST N. -_ ! Henry CIc i oie e S ton and Nancy Peace. e’ & Bridget B. illiam Digges and Addie Carter. Jackson und Marion M. Thomas. Leona W. Soper. both of 1t harles W. Tan Suede, tan trim Tan Calf. suede trim Otter Suede, patent trim Patent Leather Dull Black Kidskin The “City Club Shop” of Ben: “Home of Knabe Pianos” iHomér L. Kitt Co. [ I 1330 G St. N.W. in elty. this city and Rbflla Clara L. Young. Sylvl was fore- bout ten yeurs and at the Library riod " Frances N. Pelton. Macaillon, Ohto, and inneapolis. Minn. air and Susie E. Leath. both B. Aenderson. | o e e Katnieen 5 oen: both | e Castle. Va llul~ rt S. Carter and Ressle M. Brandford. Deaths Reported. l s have been reported to in the lust twenty-four | Mospital, Also Shown at Five Other Hahn Stores in Washington-Baltimore A @Em& ifg\fiifg F A ALY 1316 70 1324 TTH: ST.‘. N.W. Sale of S15 All-Wool Spm‘t Coats 4 ' { iaa T Rl 40,000 STRIKING MINERS | SEEK U. S. CONCILIATION 1 rset 16,000 1o 30 out. when it »n that is sure et with your 1f vou ha Niloak vou v fall in love n vou do. It individual of v, and is made by from the natural® of the Ozuvks. n't a bit of added As a Christmas you wil ak unexcelled. to ask for genu- ak. coloring remembrance = 1l Company. ACCOUNT SHCRT $121,600. Former Bank Bookkeeper Among Two Men Arrested. Buys the Greatest Value We Have Ever Offered in"a Continuing Our Great Sale of Prices from $1.25 to $9.00 The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) 14th Street One Door from Pa. Ave. :, C | Reduction Sale of 100 Fine $3.98 and $4.98 Trimmed § Hats L ¥ 39 derful lot of Panne Lyons, ets, felt velours n large and s mal.l shapes; col- ors ‘ana |} plenty of 1 NE This Playér-Piano Embodies All the ‘Mod;zrn Features--- Eliminates All Former Objections A wnn-' silk blacks. These mirst be seen to §1 VESTS AND PANTS Women ' s a p preciate l the value. pan! Medernize Tt- $2 24x24 Hemmed Dlapers, $l 35 16c Red-Border Toweling, 5¢ Good Absorben bleached Toweling, neat red P qualits: cut from 25¢ Children’s Hose, 15¢ Black or Cordosan Fine Ribbed Hose, fast colors. Sizes 5 to 91L. A rea value. Wednesday only, pair. 300 Pairs of Women’s Ribbon-Trimmed Felt Moccasins A number of pleasing shades o’ blue, china bluc purple and lavende: Some made with contrasting fnlays All of (heavy felt witl: heavily padded solen and heels. 35 Men's Sample Sweaters Oxforfl, navy and maroon. in V neck and § collar styles, in sizes 36 to 44. To Men’s $3.00 Fine Shirts Eclipse” Shirts, in woven ma- and novelty effects, in sizes $2 BEDSPREADS Good Weight, Perfect Qual- ity Crochet Spread, for doa- bie leds, In assorted Mar- seilles_designs 23c PERCALES A ‘large assortment . of dress, shirt and blouse pat- ter J coloss. Yard wide. Fast 10 YDS. LONGCLOT Engitsh Longcloth. chamols finish. ~Put up in neat 10- yard packages, for undergar- ments, ete. A highly «mercerized grade, in several beautiful tterns. Perfect, and cut from full pleces. RED-BORDER TOWELS 3lede of & guid absorbent crash, size 14x22 inches, with striped border. Buy them lere, and we'll hold them till Xmas on payment of deposit. To Save Money on Toys I MEN’S AND BOYS’ SPECIALS ! 29 Boys’ Waolen Mac Smatl Iots left from enrly sellfng, worth to $6.9%, In 75 Pa'rs Men s Pants ble for streot wear or work, and om sturdy materials: sizes 20 to 42 $5.00 $9.95 $2.95 19 $1.39 ! 15¢ $1:29|' 64-INCH TABLE DAMASK 64° fic i Install Automatic Heat-Control Install the Minneapolis Heat Regulator if you would » operate your heating plant by the modern, economical and efficient way. The Minne- apolis actually pays for itself many times over and hun- dreds of local home-owners will testify to the truth of this statement. Quickly installed in any type of home on any type of heating plant burning any kind of fuel. Convenient monthly ‘payment plan. Werite, call or phone for booklet, “The Conv:mem:e of Comfort.,” . MUTUAL SERVICE \; BUREAU, Inc. 1411 New York Ave. N. W Phone Main 3883 (B) Pipeless 2-HotWater 3-Steam (A)High or low Pressure (B)Distrlct Stenm DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME $2 5 - ON PAYMENT OF ONLY Never before was such a player-piano as tlns produced to do the thmgs it does. Not even before - the war could you buy such a player-piano as thu—at even $100 more money. Think of it, a bet- ter player in a better piano af less than pre-war prices. $395.00 includes free delivery, free bench or chair, free mechanical service for one year and full value exchange privilege within one year. Of course, you want to see thxa wond;r value. See it—hear it—for yourself. ORDER ‘NOW' FOR CHRISTMAS—BEGIN PAYING NEXT YEAR $2:50 PER WEEK 'HOMER L. KITT CO. 1330 G St. “Home of Knabe Pianos” Open Every Evenmg Until 9 O’Clock N.W.