Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 12

? , S \ 2 ) . i 12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922. : v 1 !ury Institute, was one of the guests rehabilitation committee of the Ameri- : SAYS PRES“][N‘I’ WAN]’S 'I’URK[Y PRI[;E |s Hm LEGION HEAD HONORED | 5™ (10053 "0 007 aving. ance | can Lestons Geomms 65 cnetinn e, i been one of his pupils. secretary to [President Harding; J | » | AT LUNCHEON BY WEEKS! Other guests were: Secretary Denby | Henry J. Ryan. Col. John McA. Pal- —4——k > | &, the Navy, Senator Shortridge of |mer, zide. to Gen. Pershing; D. Johu Secretary of War Weeks today en- ornia, Gen. am Lassiter, a |y = ‘ Ifl [Nn lUNG quK DAY tertained at luncheon In_ honor of | member of Gen. Pershing’s staff: Col. “:”“’ - DwIShL N avis, ;’"f“('f“' Alvin M. Owsley, national Commander | Charles R. Forbes, director of the |°f the War Finance Corporation; Gen i > —_— $ of the American Legion, at the Metro- | Veterans' Bureau; . . |Henry J. Rellly, editor of the Army | - . politan Club. " Gen. E. W. Nichols, | Drain. of the American Legion: Jos- | and Navy Journal and Representative o By the Associated Press. Open at 60 Cents & Pound in Mar- | superintendent of the Virginia Mill- ' eph Sparks, chairman of the National | G. L L KANSAS CITY, Mo., November 28.— 3 ————ee t‘:‘he l:ls(trlqt Comml:s::ncrs -;«el:‘-:or Wages “which enable workers only| Kets and Quickly Jump 5 Cents D o AL ry oL the At g Of lto break even” and the twelve-hour that all motor car owners be bonded. | g,y which, he said, prevails in mines Under Heavy Demand. it was indicated at the District bufld- L e lanalNos —_— i insftodsy: Mexico, were denounced by Secretary i y: i i 5 Sixty cents a pound was the bottom 5 b X Commlllumn:r O):!Zr.tm charge offot Labor Davis In an addresn 1ast| prics on turkeys in the local markets | tmost onvenlence or e 1nt be had been Tomally ade et that | B, Defore Hhe oyl e ara" | this morning. Early reports indicated | { that he had been legally advised that |Moose. He said that President Hard- = ! the Commissioners could not enforce |ing wished to reduce the length of | light receipts tomorrow, and befdre {such a requirement without specific |the work day in those states. noon the price advanced 5 cents. | authority from Congress. nelE: Davie ‘quoted the President 8| "o “rer” turkeys that were offered | U So far as can be learned. the Com- |having said that workers al i i | mitaioners as & board mAve mot eted |paid i nuMclent wage to. enabie them |at 60 cents & pound about noon did ( )I]r ptown Branch L on_the plan. lo establish "a home. o obviate & not present the best appearance and When o 5 The recommendation that motorists | struggle for existence. and to make | 414 not find ready sale. Practically | —was established with that idea in mind, wivin be required to furnish a bond when |possible putting aside a “nest egg.” I e i arke Uit s mornlnel b v iea in | . giving hev obtain an operator's permit was| Turnink to immigration, the Sec- | &Very buyer in market this morning Pay Day Comes our depositors the “Utmost Sexvice? . Remomtos made with the thought that it would |retary sald: The price caused many postponed pur- Think of the address— make drivers more careful and afford | “There Is a great misunderstand- | {he Price CRigee MOy TERLRO ] 5 rotection against injury to persons ing about President Harding's idea | “\AtH L% %3eatars” quoted Drices as SAVING! r damage to property. of Immigration. We really welcome | o 'Y E86" Conta for barrel lots and 1333 G sh'eet N w ( i Commissioner Oyster said he also on from Holland, Denmark. | o eqicrea that there probably would The § oWV o 2 reSS x Or 3 h{:fl }"e“n Eiving fenemealithons bl ;« 5 §nw(~den4 (.re{:lte‘flr:ll:"’: -'l';:lbe a further advance in prices before he first step to e impounding of automobiles that ." Those countries 3 s i . = z : re lofe standing Jon . the downtown |exhausted their quotas for the last | {QMOTFOW. 3‘]’::!;?‘;:);0"':' Sgl:: < \rt’li é:r\x'cepth?(! lmsll)ec? gcnr}ere(l at our H - pe : ; . treets lo th parki - 5. ar. c Seve: Stri a; = 5 : Nothing short of absolute fashion—smartness in matters s bt panbeipurkingiregy 7 they have exceeded their e e S 1 el an S0l D DonTE g S H B drees atline il dobacithe particular raan i The Commissioners are seriously jquotas. Mr. Davis declared, it will be zaiancidomtinop. ) hrancl‘n, and “c_ll be very glad to have you come gaciess a 1o : T - | considering the appointment of a new itime to consider repealing the 3 per | ask about our Daily and give our “Utmost Service” a real test. And the footzvear is as wurportant as the clothes. | comm xeeu..r officials nm!lcil‘lzensrto Dime Savers, grhich e : &0 over the traffic regulations for ) s 5 e e Riclk’s dress shoes are the accepted fashions of the best { possible improvemen certain forces in this country. help you to save money 1f you are a business man, you'll find a valu e f ' £ s drNDaviststatedienacihaihasgbeen G Ssines able association. If you are thinking of opening dressed men of today. i supervising the drafting of a bill to without missing it. 3 - c 4 g ¥ P ationally recognized affic ex- ;be presented at the December session a savings account, we’ll be mighty glad to add vour H Dress Oxfords of Patent pert, probably will be asked to serve jof Congress l‘"“']:‘l:"!‘l"c';';"’mfa““",f:"" name to our roster. H x 5 as a member. i bloo men ' 4 p cathe: o i test of all gersons who declared their H Leather or Black Russia | > |intention to #ail for America i Banclics il Until 5:15 P Wednesd d Frid H | "“In this way we can catch the un- Bo! . M. on ay ai ri s KI-AN PI-A[;ARU {desirables before they sail,” he added. 3 ranches Open Unti nesday an ay : e e 8!‘.7:/‘ ! | s ity a {ST. PATRICK PLAYERS o atio | L OPEN FALL SEASON n 3} e i . “The Bank of Utmost Service” 1 You Take It Musical Comedy O : “You 3 " i ! Given in Carroll Hall Will TROUBLES Victor B. Deyber, President 95 D, d 2 Proper Footwear ! e oremberse Be Repeated. BUILDS YOU UP ee The mansion occupied by Gov. John M.| The first fall production of the Bt. F Street at Tenth | Parker was placarded ausing the Patrick Players, “You Take It & mu Exclusive agency for District of Columbia right with printed notices of a “natuy- | Sical comed; h“:nsdfi(['" in Carroll Hall = < ! ralization” ceremony of the Baton!The play will be repeated tonight, to- for Wn Shoes of Worth e . : S FE Ti : e Ku Klux Klan scheduled for{morrow night, Thursday and Saturday{ yp, e " o , - Thanksgiving might. e o amacear_actecave| TR RAOROCCE AR GCERRO It 2> I The governor upon arising th e co and his co-worker, Miss 2 ? ng across the man- ¥ n. were the leaders of an i i e w hudreds of sticks lent of amateurs. Others who 4 appearing as tomb- | stoml out by virtue of their important i i on Which were attachcd the|Parts end worthy executlon wers Fd- - s | ward ‘Rrien. Vietta Dron - H ecutive took the matter as aline O'Brien. 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