Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1922, Page 12

- - s 4 Consnder at This Time the Most Rapidly ; Field of Business = i ’ the . Mm i Mrm A’ th S0 rapidly Groving \ASONS PLANNING | BIG GELEBRATION “Milrion-DoIlar Day" to Be Observed on Temple Heights Thanksgiving Day. one o most promist is the pr ca unt of its ithie shortest Can You Become an Executive Acconn!ant"_ Plans for the big Masonic demon- v L f stration at Temple Heights on Costs Nothing to Find {}u! Thanksgiving, day, to be known as Without the feast obligation vou ean find gut what | “million-dollar day,” dn connection sportunities the Acco ield has for by Hing or writin waney you with the campaign to obtain pledges lfrom Masons of the District to the ER United Masonic Temple fund, are be- aSalie tensxoz’a 1 verslty ing rapidly whipped ino shape by William Knowles Cooper, managing ! director of the campaign. 1t is an- Institotion ’s Theater) Bldg. | Open. enings ‘ The Worlds Lurzest ! Washington Office, 1426 G St. ) Telephone Main 8320 MANY NERVOUS DISEASES U.)ED Y EYE STRAIN tvely that |m. _nervous | ticipated that more than 6,000 Masons, iw Hl he present, in addition to Knights members of the \‘hrine,[ nic organizations and members of their families and friends. According to the plans, members ic lodges will assemble at Heights 3 p.m., ready to into the grounds a half hour Lodges will form in numerical beginning with Federal Lodg: . 1, and will form along Connecti- cut and Florid The posi- teh lod will be nspicuously number of the the nay g emple march avenues. £ niew 2 ¢ is to occupy s causation of nervousness signs ¢ the of functional of mark many g ntt Lto netit 1D by properly requested er of his lods Gibson when the its position at its en d point. hree Bands in Parade. « members breast and to md pnnecticut avenue through unds upon the orders of Dr. At the conclusion of th will march into a desig the ground for brief mu There will be expected that CONSULT KINSMAN OPTICAL CO. H. ROLLER, Optometrist “Lvesizht Specialists” 705 14th St. N.W. are ed to form ch north on the i no the Dine Touay if you apg goed food At Be“cv ue Table ecial Din 12 Noon to S P, o'clock. heing made to en- nests, who are re through the m, onnecticut avenu, Wwill e met by ushers | who Will direct then to seite, i n F arms Restaurants or Counter Servicc T We d Renches 821,21 g B tiliion 1 for these exercises hus been dec upon in the hope that the fund day will h r 1l a also serve a well- d A la Carte ¢ and $1.00 s to please One Price in Al Our Restaurants One Qualitv—The Best BELLEVUE FARMS RESTAURANTS 1332-1334-1336 G Street 1338 New York Avenue Open 8 AL M. to 9 PN - suth ! und, Dlans hen v be fund the total | being it the with Subscribers number of | largest in- e the in- paign began the middle of M Cooper ves- i ion seems to funds_are being \hmxw In < stated 1 T ! We Serve You Well on Deing obtained rom oth o purety | that sub- . sought in Nervousness, Insomn Neurasthenia ? USE RADIUM. Rheuma or Hizh Licod Press A Arthrit conic fraternity af in agony with pain of m, Neuritis or ¥ USE RADIUM, Constipation, Kidnes —USE RADIUM. oper. on behalf of the cx- ymmittee, will again ente; masters of lodges and adv Trouble or Prostatitis - in th .\L. ¥ nt authoritics also give this advice. As sold in dinner at the City Club Tue our preparations, it is {night. | HARMLESS INEXPENSIVE EFFECTIVE PGI-IEE HAD RlGH'l’ On sale at O’'DONNELL’S DRUG STORES 'i RADIUM PRODUCTS CORPORATION 1105 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Main 6797 IN MINE SEIZURE | District Attorney Explains Authority in Aiding Ohio State Farm. “ASe3:THE GIFT OF GIFISs3333 The Mast Useful Xmas Gift That Can Be Given Made by Dr. PJ 1 T ; Wyeth and Staff of Expert, Careful, Skilled Dentists. & LT 4 Press | e PITT RGH, November u5.-—Dis- Over 600,000 SATISFIED Patients. Our Long l.l{e Plates and Everlast- ma l.ndge \\an\ Will Be a Very trict: Attorney Harry A. Rowand of | Allegheny county declared that the | Pennsylvania state police did not commit an unlawful act when they B bbbt b > hr.. WYETH'S REFUTATION 1s to } i participated in the seizure of fourteen |2 Dentistry what sterling is to eilver, and | of the Bentz Brothers strip 2 tor ""l"‘"'»‘:.".";‘ Sapts ::":‘ *::n”v:: r Turtle creek, Thursday morning, and assisted Ohio officers in returning the men to the state farm for Terms of payment to spit—Ex- amination F 30 Years of Good Honest Dentlstry Our iecord. feeble-minded, near Columbus. He ad- Cleanliness 1s one of our many striking {talited; However: At the elawas = feutures. All work done without the slightest | made without his knowledge. = mblunce of pain. The announcement by the prosecut- SNCHOR BAY Gold_Crowns & torney was issued after he had My Perfect Bridge Work, Fillings, 50c gated the preparations which Suction Teeth to $1 u ithe state police had made to whisk v Wil Kot i | $3.00—$4.00 > S e Pa o e s beva taio Onts or Drop, $5.0 $5.00 Silver, amaigan: before habeas corpus proceedings or porceamin could be in 5.00 Up | Per_Tooth Tl & o'clock, and on Sundays 10 A- M. (o 3 ttendance. All Work Fully Guaranteed for 20 keep name and location of my offico in your mind. DR. WYETH, 427-29 7th St. N. W. Opposite Lanaburgh & Bro.. and over Grand Union Tea Co. Largest and h hly Equipped Parlors in Washington. Four entire floors e m e Pnd mee hanical dentistrs. Phone Main 7068 Other Sets of Teeth, fmpression th | that the m&&%&z o1 that ble ¢ considered at” Harrisburg Lefore the raid took place. Jurindietion in Ohlo. Frank J. Bentz, general manager ¢ Bentz Erothers, who has had sev- al conferences with the district at- torney, was told today by Mr. Rowan that legal action seeking to obtain the release of the men from the Ohio | institution, must be started in that state. Bentz said he intended to pro- | ceed ‘immediately The district attorney said two of his detectives visited the plant of the Bentz employes Several weeks ago and reported that the living quar- ters were not unsanitary. Bentz sald he intended to use this report in a court action against the Ohio officers, who *had charged to the Pennsylvaniq constabulary _that the _individuals {they sought had been forced to live in a filthy car. KEENEY TRIAL SHIFTED. , | Union Leader Gets Change of . Venue in Armed March Case. CHARLES TOWN, W. Va., Novem- ; clief known and ' |ber 25—The trial of C. Frank Keeney, 3332”5,.1;"3530; ‘:L‘llh af,n dtug | district president of the United Mine workers, on charges growing out of stops mose runming: relieves head- | stores. Tastes nice. )(:ongnsns ne | ke armed march, was transferred wache, dullness, feverishness, sneezing. | «quinine. Iusist upon Pape’s. from this city to BerKeley Springs, ) by order of Circuit Judge J. M. Woods “Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star given over to operative ai ~ i \\\\\\H)fllll/// ) - = < & sisl, %, a 201 212 \ ”'Hegum\\\ By N oS Fomne Inx‘* “Pape’s Cold Compound’’ Breaks a Colc'i' u; Few Hours The second and third doses usually break up the cold completely and end all grippe misery. | “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the ' Tnstant Relief! Don't stay stuffed- up! Quit blowing awl snuffling! | Take “Pape’s Cold Compound” every ! #wo hours until threc deses are taken. The first dose opens cloggzed-up i ostrils and air passages of head; change of venue from Jfferson county. . The Morgan county court will meet the first Tuesday in January, \ = e C————*—u— | By tha Associated Press { ous objection to the proposed speak- { the German ralder Emden, was voiced | {and will be distributed to some of the HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 26, 1922—PART 1. WEDDING OF MIDGETS SOLEMNIZED HERE. MR. AND MRS. GIUSEP] \u.uT n\ lll"V. l- HEZ SW MIDGET WILL TAKE BRIDE T0-EUROPE Honeymoon Plans Follow. Wed- ding—Reception Attended by | Large Gathering. Tu the presence of a few friends iiuseppe Bignola, the three-foot midget v of Ringling’s circus, I Thompson of 602 H stree ed in the parl last night. bride was given in marriage b George Thompson, and o )u brother, he tended by her sister, Miss Edith Thompson. ~ Her mother, Mrs. Alice | I W. A. Kroli, marriage ! nd ‘several wirl friends | howered the happy couple with congratulations at the conclusion of the w01y ) The wedding party was later driven | to Moose Hall, Tth und G streets, ‘where i e received by a large crowd of . A buffet supper was served and general dancing indulged n until « late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Bignola will sail for Europe to visit the parents of the groom. EMDEN COMMANDER’S PLAN TO SPEAK SCORED Disabled U. S. Veterans’ Leader Says Von Muecke Will Be < Vigorously Opposed. CINCINNATI, November 25.—Strenu- ing tour to bs begun in the United States in the near future by Hellmuth von Muecke, former commander ot here today by Capt. C. Hamiiton Cook, ' national commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World IWar. “I was very much surprised when 1 learned that Von Muecke had the {effrontery to even think of such a jthing.” Capt. Cook said. “He must |think that the American public either is very short on memory or very long on forbearance.” “The Disabled American Veterans of the World War will do everythting legal in their power,” said Capt. Cook, “to see that Von Muecke is not per- mitted to raise his voice wherever there is a chapter of the organization to combat him.” —_— TO SPEED HOLIDAY MAIL. Automatic Scales Determining Postage Due Will Be Used. Automatic parcel post scales that | indicate what the postage is for any zone the moment the package is Placed on the scales will be used by the postal service this Christmas to; speed the holiday malls. Two hundred of these scales have the department been purchased by Jarger offices, including the Wash- | ington city post office. The new scale, | weighing ~ packages up to seventy pounds, costs approximately $60 each. Bids will be opened by the depart- Suddenly Rich, Oil Man Gives Two Churches Br the Assoclated Press. MONRO November W. A. Mackenzle of Smackover, Ark., in the heart of & mew oil fleld, three months ago a poor man and now a wealthy oil opera- tér as the result of the discovery of oil on his land, has decided to donate $100,000 for the construc- tion of two churches at Smack- er. One will be known as the morial Presbyterian Chutch and Missicn Baptist e man ought to show A l-u]hl church ith « part of the money 1 et e Queen Alexandra's favorite perfume N which has been in mong glish roy for nearly one hundred vea recipe has alw b by the manu urers, and handed j¢own from father to son. COLDS “Seventy- for Colds and Grip, In- You have proven seven” fluenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in Head and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat and Gen- eral Prostration and Fever. now try Dr. Humphreys’ Remedies far other diseases. ranging from infancy to old age—from Sprue to Gout. Price, 30c and $1.00, at Drug Stores. or sent on remittance or C. 0. D. Parcel P Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Compans, Williams' Street. New York 3 OF THE BETTER KIND COST LESS ot “The Sign of Good Printing” Moore’s Printcraft Shop 735 13l|l St NW Mals STANDARD F00D & 405K B New ment December 7 for 100 canceling machine: - GREE Ea new, strictly fireproof without extravagance. all noise and confusion, The Pompeiian Dining Rates. THE LEE HOUSE, Northwest, Washington, D. C—A beautiful, comfort and perfect service may be secured innovation which expert planning and building can devise have been installed, including a lux- * urious bath and shower with each of its two hundred and fifty rooms. The superiority of its location, within four blocks of White H ofisg and easy walking distance of the theater and shog- ping districts, while far enough away to avoid National Capital, und enjoyment of sts rare col- oring and perfect lighting is greatly added to by the soft music of the orckestra, The food is prepared under the personal supervision of the management, and is served by quiet and expert wttendants. Daily, Weekiy} Monthly or Season TING . Fifteenth Street at L hotel, where absolute Every convenience and ss an added attraction. Room is unique in the Office Forms To the, Trade Repairs for All Heating & Cooking Apparatus Grates, linings and vari- cus repairs, including all firing tools necessary. Rudolph & West Co. 1332 New York Ave. NW. GREEK REVOLUTIONIST BHIEF IS NEW EW PREMIER! which is engag MRS, HALL READY FOR CALL BY JURY Quiz Begins Tomorrow, With Maids in Rector’s Home First to Testify. { i 1 nent Corfstantine, in forming -d the Z ministry, which Members of the portfoiios possibly some of thi e s in Athens, resulting from tions against imposition of death ,g'pAlNTl NG | By the Associated Press. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J, ber 25.—With only one d: vening before the Somerset {grand jury resumes investigation of |the Hall-Mills murders, det ~members. uf continuing, Let ux heautlty your pro s dixpatch. erty, at a moderate cost you. Free estimate. resignation is _attribut British day busied themselves with what th | termed an over-week-end check of wii- nesses. | The only new development o} the week end was a_semi-official an- nouncement that ‘Mrs. Franoes Nocl Stevens Hall wonld not be subpos {before ther grand jury. It was care- | fully pointed cut,”however, that the ! jurors themselves might ask that she | testify, in which case she would ap- | pear as a voluntary witness. {_ Timothy N. Pfeiffer. attorney for | Mrs. Hall, announced that if his client .celved ‘an_invitation to appear in omerville Monday or Tucsday she | would do so. R. K. Ferguson, ; Painting Dept. Phones Main 2490-2491 tions will be 1114 9ti: St. breaking of $500,000 mE IN JAMESTOWN. ground flovr The only representatives of the ,‘,"r'(‘*l":fi:",,,k}‘,',"" |gpecial prozecutor's office tareome 1ol New Brunswick was Detective James F. Mason. WIth two state troopers hé inspecied the Phillips farm where i | need our instant duplicating service Duplicate Key, Bring your dents which happened inside the Hall home before and after the murders. the bodics were found. ™ R e Geis X Tot ot 0 - st P . 2 o e Geist and Barbara Tough, |41 more than i TURNER & CLARK bo the frat pursans ealled | ; —_— i Basement grand jury on Monday. From them | wome o | e o e the oMtinis hope 1o Jearn of nelc {ponomen ‘,m,'".",?l,‘,,_:',l | il boi Lt ¢ ! fiTr“enPégfixl;(nd‘t”tfluln:; Wit {20 BTG i am ps and Clifford Ha = i £ H| Homes of ' g SECRETARY ON WAY HERE |2 E C = H omfort £ U. S. Labor Depntment Chief Com- | = € Cold weather merely pleting Western Tour. Secretary of Labor Davis, who has | been in California for a month fol- lowing a speaking tour of the west, serves to accentu: the efficiency of € bert - heating equip- D2 == Il arrive in Washington next Sat- ment. foate urday, E. J» Henning, assistant sec- T Colbe 2 =1 L retary of labor, announced. Colbert - heatedZE| yatunac DMr. Dn\'(l_sll: tn1 speak tonight at | homes enjoy realZ enver, ‘olo.. n _the gwam, ' : S s ° which 'was originally built for a comfort in winter. R s democratic convention. He will speak 22 New Steam and Hot PLATES—$15 in Kansas City tomorrow and will Water Plants—aiso RE- ran s B ’ {then come back to Washington, PAIRING. P L stopping to -pt:ak in several cities en route. i B e — In the United States registration | area, comprisimk thirty-four siates, the death rate from all forms of tu- beculosis fell from 160 in 1910 to 114 in 1920. MAURICE J. COLBERT Heating—Plumbing—Tinninz 621 F Street Phons Mamn 3016-3017 i LTI Removabie B er | W 1 DR. LEHMAN 307 7th \ % \\ =N Store Hours—8:30 to 6 MM ‘B Popular Footwear For Winter Always are the new styles in ewidence here, priced at low figures. The Family Shoe Some g Store has a reputation for this very thing—Quality Shoes at Lower Prices. noteworthy examples are advertised here, but the store is fuil of values. One and Two Strap Pumps In Black Satin and Patent Leather ‘With full Louis or medium heels; very attractive; properly setting off the evening dress or street attire. Very good values at One-Strap In Patent Leather and Satin, ‘Women’s Walking Oxfords $5 up. Comfortable and dressy. ""’5"7 g")""l‘ps'“" These shoes are the most Shop Early 2-Strap Patent Leather, popular models we have ever for Xmas $8 up. offered. They come in Pat- ent Lesther, Tan Cal Black Kid. Low w . Hosiery For Xmas Giving eels. SPECIALLY PRICED Put up in attractive boxes; three pair to a box. Plain and fancy Hose—clock effects. Silk and Wool, etc. Shop early for Xmas. $5.00 Up Shop Early for Xmas Large Stock of Men’s and Children’s Shoes at Low Prices A Complete Line of Orthopedic Footwear FAMILY SHOE STORE JOS. 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