Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 10

. 2 7 _ PUBLIC EfiIIBITION _———————————————— District National Bank : DURING SAFETY WEEK-NOV.26 foDEC.2+||E . , g ONE-TON TRUCK : _.__,__,_* ..... S e i = 'rhe F!'llltS Of Savmgs WHICH ESTABLISHED T i ; 5 msu'«:q‘faf m, yl are Very Sweet WORLD RECORD ' v = : o] i you'll just make a try of it B FOR 4 once—open a Savings Account —and how rapidly smal! NON‘STOP RUN i :u::unj:cg:;\\' rx‘l‘lll(;l .‘x ?‘::Nglcj IN BRINGING able sum—you'll quickly get the ; | habi d abit—and stick to it. President Harding’s Turkey || R. N. Harper ™ y i Prestdent The start is the hardest part CHICAGO TO WASHINGTON i 0] H. L. Offutt, Jr. :A.])Ul'lt it—but yc:u ;::, topcln. a B 825 Miles in . Cashier Savings Account with us with /" 37 HOURS—34 MINUTES 0 W. P. Lipscomb el Ltk : ; \ 3 : "o i o 7 2 ¥ “ d Lewis Holmes .|.~ Cncy ,15 e .\ )»xn:?- -\\ mv: On Exhibition Today and Wednesday at SUN. MON. ™ TUE, WED. THU FRY. SAT.. * C. J. Gockeler :uuul:. L»“" .‘hc S'm)"““m" o GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. SToP! LOOK! THINK! GET.THE HABIT! |8 e e 7 of Wasl o) 3 e LISACK O, R enough. 627 K St. N.W. This In a cc;py of the chart on view at the n»n::-: corner of the Treasury grounds, which indicates the num- m The Bank that H elps B - m ber of accldents during safety week. Sunday there were ten accldents, five 1o persons and five to property, while We pay terest at the rate Jraterday dhere were fiticen reported, four {0 persons and cleven (o property. The dally pre-campaign’ week i 3% on Saving Deposit-. g o] g istudy Your ] PUBLIC SCHOQE NEED. |Dr kot spoke at a meoting of L'ou-‘ gregationalists fn Pligrim Hall. I Jol——alal——lol——F[o]——=]ol——F]a[——[d Exclusive Agent Hatch One-Button Union Suits “The faflure of our public schools i A !’ Safety AB CS, Dr. Eliot Says They Lack Religious 1, turn out good citizens and good voters is conspicuous,” he said. “We felis = oge Teaching. shall Tave to look it squarely in the Mr' Cltlzen 1‘( TON. Novembe: 2 -‘l'ul;"lu face. 1 o ¢ > A\ —Always | i e e et o e e Sl ver l ers B—Be - | a political issue in the town of Car- 4 Y SE el THE MANS STORES E—Eversone should help. ! OF WASHINGTON P ‘f'or 1 hanks lvln st driving is dangerous. G—Go slowly at crossings. H—Haye a heart for pedestrians, I—Isi't life better than deathi? ywalkers are & menace. €ep to the right. ok before stepping. y. any are hurf { N—Never be carel O—Operate your refully. always. The ffamtly Savings E! Stores Closed All Da_y November 30 P—Prevent accider oH fete ! g deposited in the stove with the S = Silver Brocade ! v e | usual disastrous result, read , .4 Flowered Silver Cloth $12.50 e the busy housewife in the Behold. $10.75 Bronze Kid, ch your step. | newspaper. tra care on slippery Black Satin Pt e e “How foolish!” she exclaimed. |ES Ty e : ! “I keep my money in the house, | ~' / hanksgiving Spc- {SAFETY WEEK CAUTION i but in a place where it couldn’t ctal That Has the Hall- REDUCES ACCIDENTS | possibly be burned.” | Marks of Originality Decrease of More Than 50 Per Cent “Perhaps,” replied her neigh- | Noted First Day, Compared ‘ bor, doubtfully, “but you are With Sunday, 1921. really burning the interest it er might earn if it were in the ; For One Da.gv_ Onl.v = bastle | Wednesday, Vor. 29 Flowered Silver Cloth Silver Brocade 2 $10 $l-' I\\}‘:th‘tlm S‘ = ol Th h ‘f t -l l o e 55 e et e housewife got a pencil anc . BIICIIIE-S lllld HOblerJ ! cmpan & '” !‘Iuno on the Sunday began to figure on the gnareim § Exquisite Rhinestone, Cut-Steel and Beaded Slipper Buckles and ornamente. $1.50 to $25 Thread Silk and Chiffon Silk Stockings in the popular jponding, there dents. Yesterday there | were only four accldents. \ | | According to officials of the com- cvening shades; plain, lace or clock $l 95 to $450 ot Hflf acelaantivens fofia trivial] Lo e gt e 7 |nature Sunday. One was told of an| automobile which the company offi- cialy state ran into a street 1ith and T streets: another w. automobile, running in the same di- rection as @ street car on I strest, between 9th and 10th streets, which suddenly turned Into the st tracks and collided with the car; third was that of un automobile which hit & halted street car at 3d street and Rhode Island avenue and the fourth was related of a man who Cor. 7th & K Sts. i e e aser TAITL os the 414 9"[ st. jg;rfll‘:::d' but sustaining no serious in- “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. SE. 93 TRAFFIC VIOLATORS | FORFEIT BAIL IN COURT Thers wera ninety-six cases on_the docket of the Traffic Court teday. \When the collateral list was called on of the defendants answered. Most the collateral forfelted had been f nished _for minor violations of traffic| EXTRA TROUSERS $7.00 “T0 MATCH .. foncto 55 for Taikure 1o have the proner ' =N\ ] 1 Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection lights, failure to obsefve the traffic offl- f . GABR' IDWITSCH cers’ signals, 5 SNe th.e Dle'.r sign | 7 i - Py a a4, “Elggly”ma‘. idedfor ’_ s ¢ 1 3 Three hundred clever Young Fellows' 2-Button, PIANIST 7 CONDUCTOR” COMPOSER § . 3-Button, 4-Button Brooks Double-Breasted and MASONIC AUDITORIUM Go]f Models. Regulars 'and Shorts. Some Stf)uts = Dec. Tth. 1922 : reratinavithoat iz 7 . 34 to 42. Cheq:k.f. Diamond Weaves, Strifes, 4 3 | cinots came twenty. < ! Homespun and p]qm*Ca]ors. Al with extra trou- of the newspaper. “I never thought of that,” she said. “I'm losing several dol- lars every year.” Today she has a savings ac- count. 300 Young Fellows™ Worsted Winter Suits - $28.75 . Merchants Bank & Trust Co. Capital and Surplus $1,250609. 15th and H Streets N.W. 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