Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 11

e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTUN, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922. sTHE GIFT OF GIFTS Wanitor of Police }PULIEE SEEKING GOAL [ = | CHURCH MUSIC PROGRAM. 0st Useful Xmas Gift That Can Be Given Made by Dr. Court Is Learning Free Concert to Be Given at First Wyeth and Staff of Expert, Careful, Skilled Dentists. H b = l Congregational Tonight. Over 600,000 SATISFIED Patients. 7 IM 3 Vocal, violin, piano and organ Our Long Life Plates and Everlast- v To Blow y at numbers will make up the program ing Bridge Work Will Be a Very Did you know that you could learn —_— v of snasior o\ me siven: dnithe Piret Appropriate Gift. 3 how to play a flute through a cor-| At Teast 800 Members of Force Congregational Church tonight at & DR. WYETH'S REPUTATION 18 to respondence school? = o'clock. as one of the series of con- Dentistry what sterling Is to sliver. and y Well, you can if the evidence of Have Signed Annual Roll certs open free to the public. tor Dentistry that Lasts. That has been ¥ | Randolph Denham, better known as Call Chopin's “Concerto in I* Minor,” for Iy tocord Tor Kol past.9: yeats. " “Happy'—the mun who “janits” at all Thus Far. i piano and ory Terms of payment to suit—Ex- the Police Court building—is to be = GEN- MU'R TO COMMAND S . — EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. Match Your Odd Coats & \\!‘I’Q) With Our Special Entries Close Tomorrow. All entries for the safety parade to be staged December 11 must be recorded by tomor- row. Entries may be filed at safety headquarters, 14th and G streets, or with Melvin C. Hazen, parade committee chair- man, in the District building. Men who own mounte are wanted to head the parade as a cltizens' escort. { mination Free. 30 Years ot Good Honest Den siven weight. In round numbers, the assistance violin, ] P | appy” hias quarters in the base- fof 100 policemen will bring to the IN BALTIMORE DISTRICT Drano, \Bercaus (i i e without the alightest ment of the Police Court bullding. |police department one of the great- folln dccompit « other night Deputy Clerk Gawler |est victorles it has achieved in years J o ring” (Weil). with violin ¢ Gold Crowna & to the building oni | 100 per cent enrollment in the| Wil Succeed Gen. Batley, {{Who lin, plano and or. a layin, " 2 ist « ssn.m,, ‘“’7)0 e ted. e | District of Columbla chapter, Amer- Goes on Retired List e .00—$4. e ican Red Cross. Figures approximat- December 1. 7 larghetto $5.00 siver, amalgam ed in the office of Maj. Danlel Sulli- ments of the van this morning showed that at| Maj. Gen. Charles H. Muir, com-[ Those! who the flute |least 800 men and women out of 905 | manding ‘:‘};'m-"'f""‘“l’ml:"';p = . “Through & |on the force had given the one-dollar | ¢ Lulimore, Md, to assum membership fee. Maj. Sullivan 18| mand of the 3rd Corps are confident that his men, having made | comprives the District of < \ pod progress, will continue 10| Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylval work for the necessary amount, in|He will relicve Maj. Gen. Charles I. order that by Thanksgiving day.!gajley, who will be transferred to| Tower belts, such .| when the drive closes, the goal helino refired list December 1. workshops for transmitting sot for them three weeks ago can be| ' During the world war, Gen. Muir [from a revolving shaft to x machine, 3 o anized the 1 Infantry brigade have been run at rate of nearly . and, goin to |5 but in prac 191 he first com- Sth Division and 1 e 4th Army Corps. He was 1 with the digtinguished se 1l for exceptionally meritorins command of U Sth Di- the Argonn from Mick (1 th Prior to the pated in the nd 1891, the Per_Tooth OE; poroeiain m Every Evenlng Untll & o'clock. and on Nundays 10 A. 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