Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 5

& s — == = ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922 5 s | INNLSLSNE ROV TiE AVENTE Ao Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, = 2 TOBEGI NEXT FREAY, at Stanley Hall today at 5:50 [ J !3,000,000 Is District Quota in : t tm Christmas Drive Against o'clock. John S. M. Zimmer- Tuberculosis. R L angléy’s Plane ‘ UN[ _MAN BARS COAL, $8.75 A TON \| Of 26 Years Ago STOP BURNING MONEY Copied in Glider| RAPPE]) BY (ITIZENS Prof. Samuel Pierpont Langley's Save at Least Half the Dollars design for a flying machine, which —you burn up cach winter. twenty-six years ago today made the Liah second successrul fight of one min-|ASSOCIation Turns Down Attach a Duplex Air Turbine to your furnace and use small size HARD COAL which is available for imme- ute and forty-five seconds, has re- - celved a remarkable vindication in| Favorable Report and Joins diate delivery in any ‘quantity you wish. The Thermestat will keep your house at an even tem- the Daily Mall's gliding competition 2o B in England. Ranks of Opposition. perature at all times. The cost of clectric current to run the turbine mann, director. (Notice.—The public ' is cor- dially invited to attend these con- certs.) March, “The Guiding Star,” Stieblitz, Overture, “Orpheus”...Offenbach Buite Oriental, “Arabian Nights,” Gruenwald. (1) Allegretto acherzando (Danse des Odal- isques): (2) Allegretto glocose (Sinbad); (3) Andantino (A Love Duet); (4) Allegro maes- toso (Ghasi): * (5) Allegretto moderato (Danse des Aimees); (6) Andante moderato moito fl‘lgverle du Soir) [Old Arablan Air]. 8tlection from grand opera, Sale of Christmas seals will begin Friday and continue until Christmas. ;according to plans completed at a ‘meelhx; of the board of directors of | the Tuberculosis Association last | | Out of nine entries of various de- | signs of planes, the l’eyr({: I'nl(-hh:le i which won easily over all compe - (ors and establixhed the world's dura- | OPPOSition to the one-man street | tion record for gliders. was construct- ' cars was voiced by the Mid-City ed almost exactly along the lines of ! Citizens’ Association, after = lengthy % 2 < kG ¢ 5 % 4 “Carmen” (request)......Rizet | |night. amounts to about 45¢ for each ton of coal burned. Less Langley's original “aerodrome PeIng i g ocuanlonati | meeting of T Fox trot novelty, ~8.utterings e e o coal required. No change of grates. No ashes to sift. a tandem-monoplane. i 2 Pinkard. In Shadow- Brothers ganization held at the Thomson School, 12th and L streets northwest, plane of London regarding M. Peyret, |} o night. deeigner of the glider: 5 5 “He has his own idcas about air-| The association failed to concur in planc design, and they are not those | ¢ne report of its committes appointed i of other airplane designers. But the: PP |are very much those of the late Sam- L Cec e {uel Vierpont Langley of the Smith- {made a tour of inspection in one of | Gaarie yisigw, uams, T Rose: In its financial statement. which | sontan Instiuttion, U. §. A. | them tast Saturday. In ita report the | Public health—Dr. M. H- Darnal, | will be issued In connection with the committee declared it had carefally <f irman; Dr. H. D. Norton. vice |*eal sale. the association nr;:l‘: &= chairman 57 ! In announcing thls today, the Smit 2.000,000 seals. Last vear more than | sonian_Institution quoted the Aero two ‘and a half million were sold During the present campaign the as- | soclation will make every effort to present to the public its general plan of operation and to point out at the 1 3 el . Ceci N 3 a same time some of the unmet needs to Investigate the cars and which |27t Cecil B. Norton, 5. J. l’{h”;\h.‘el:;‘,!“ e e Waltz miniature, land" ‘The Turbine, Thermostat and installation work com- plete. ready to operate, is $83 cash or $35 cash and five monthly payments of $10.65 each. Fuel Economizing Co. of Harrisburg, Pa. E. J. Ellis, 1329 G St. N.W. R Distributor, D. C, Ma-yland and Virgi e Dr. Fred Repetti. Dr. D.|that last vear it spent $6.89 +{Inspected the ventilation and heating | 7 1th sade and - LL TIONS. | W. Prentiss, Dr. L. M. Hynson. Dr, :Support of the health cru BILL AIMS AT DECORATI apparatus. mechanism, safety appli- [John Constas, Dr. W. H. Bion & | i =3 R Burnharg, | nutrftion elinies. including three | Phones Frarklin €08, Col. 426 RIS o Te unuthorised weating, ances and the stopping and starting |1, A Forbes, D . 5. Green. Dr. J. | Workers: 31128348/ conts konlilurcheal / Se b [%iie or minufuchure of _decorationis operations of the venlcle, and as a | by MeCHe H, W. v BarvenenTsh, DI { \Ceight ehildren and for extra service | | i Tuxedo Suits L IS | ywarded by the War Department A | result considered the one-man car a8 |Ired Stapson s 1 G T el Db | for ihe two antl-tabereulosia sehonls. LT e i similar bill is pending fn the House. |gqre as if not safer than the two-mam{J. R. Wright ) $2.616.68 for its summer health day 2% tarreay = &9 New members admitted to the asso. | camp for tuberculosis children. or a or peak lapel. i . ;i ciation were: Thomas F. Downey, M. | total for the henefit of school chil- k lined. - - {1an sDite of thé report the ssocia- |W: Tiove, Jamen 1. Wagy, Thomas . dren of $113037L 2 o east !tlon declared itself in favor of join- |Beller, Wils ¥ ’ = n addition 9.51 was spent for = == Cpen Evenings ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER Nort y jing the North Capitol and Eckin- |van 4. M. Boracrs e i Mays "9 | occapational therapy and other work | $45 to 875 Until Branch, ton Citizens' Association in its efforts |ward A, Dent, W. . Mason. T. H. | for patients at the Tuberculosis Hos- B 900 H St. N.E. jto bave this type of car abolished. [McNerney and Alec Solomon jpital. $5.934.24 in the prosecution of 10P.M. et Mr. Ham's Statement. itn_educational publicity and seal 1221 F Street N.W., ———— e campalgn, 5 per cent of the pro- o e S S ! s#le for national ol iy Skt RESIGNS DIRECTORSHIP, [ o ot o7 . 1 corlz, and $4.219.58 for ita burean of i ifrom W. F. H pres IO Rane = | | Wushington Railway and Electric | : : Sbined asrld\-i«'l'f"wxm!(:;"|r‘i23:?1|:-.g‘ ! jCompany, in wnich Mr. Ham pointed | Casadesus Quits U. 8. Music Con- ) Ir#in (Penditures were $25.376.55. | out the merits of the one-man car. Liotal e T pen g iren e s 2s3Ts | {was read. Mr. Ham presented statis- servatory et Fontainebleau. ! {tics whicl tated. showed that the Ny 2 ! i e 3 PARIS. November 25 —Francis Cas-, jone-man cars have but half as many | adetus has resigned from the airee.| FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA. {accidents proportionately as the two- ltorship of the American Conservatory ! Robert 1. Brown. trading as the han cars. Other details with respect {of Music at Fontalnebleau. Max Dal- | Star Auto Supply Company, at 713 F 10 Lhese vehicles were stated in the |lone, a composer, has been appointed | street northeast, today filed a_petition letter. such as the instant stopping of | to ‘succeed. Paul Vidal has aiss|in voluntary bankruptey. Ha lists the car, the releasing of the doors resigned from the conservatory staff. his debts at $1.425.58 and estimates $hould the driver remove his hand His place will be taken by Andre his assets at $507.50. He is repre- from the controller and the impossi- : Bloch. sented by Attorney F.'J. Ehrhardt. bility 0 starting the cars before the | == doors are shut, or of opening the Could You Write a Limerick ldflurs before the cars have stopped. As Good As This? The economy resultant in the opera- \s she went by the mirror she sobbed. tion of the one-man car and the fact that economical and efficlent methods , Why, I look just as if I'd been mobbed. T'll buy me a Sitroux, lead to lower car fares also was men- | tioned fn Mr. Ham's lctter, | The hair net that fits you. Or clse I shall have to get bobbed.” 51 Prizes The Board of Trade park plan forl‘ For Smart Limericks {the District was approved by the as- A VICTROLA IN YOUR i Beard of Trade. FOR THANKSGIVING | We guarantee to deliver any ! Bustness Burcau and. other. ocgania tions in thelr work to stamp out fraud practices in the sala of ques- | Victrola bought here tonight or ’g s el e $ A Full Dress i Suits of the finest i unfinished T steds. Fully silk lined. 850 to 875 isoclauon and letters of indorsement i of the proposed project were directed to be sent to Congress. the Commis- | sloners of the District, the Fedcration Of Citizens' Associations and the jproved a general educationai cam- i paign on the part of civic bodies to in time for g tomorrow—In IDecember3. was Inaniend By onbrs lso tion. Coples of this indorsement » ordered sent to the President, {Commissioners of the District of Co- [ ] [ ] {lumbia and the board of educatior . Home and Association. the i Mideity Association requested of fue { Capital Tra: fon Company that a stop We are holding a prize contest 10 i:’e made At ith and P Streets north- List of Prizcs. get clever verses to use in our ad- EVERY P. Im: e e teachis Fimt Prae, 16 written o0 tack of verti "s-l_Tr.\_ o) hand. _S;n-{ni,n i The executive committes of the as- tranzijenvelcpe) in Col as many limericks as vou wish. 3 { EVENING M sociation expressed 18 objection 1o Firt Prze. if wrltten otbewite | prize winners will sce their Limer. || UNTIL o the Thomas Circle Citizens' Associa- Second Prize ... icks in print. i | tion's tion to obtain the te Tbird Prae . 1 Eourth ‘Befre 1. 10 in Gold Rules of the Contest. : i weive Prizes. ‘each 3 i Gold x i S WP Fifteon Prizes_ each: Handsome i Froek Coat GUARANTEE—it is not a promise, i {ierritory comes within the Mid udoir Box con- but a reality. WE GIVE IT TO YOU IN WRITING, | il organization’s boundaries, taining ozo doa- a fdese € B ). o on_Sicrous special Every Limerick must, of course. con- H e I i | and Vest s S Gold Labe! Qual- st of one verse oxly. thereby assuring you of FEATURES THAT ARE peeung o saters week.” and fiertna ety Prge 7 HelF ot Each et “mist be writen o2 0 ! NOT TO BE FOUND ANY OTHER VICTOR iJuvenile Protective Association. S R ? longhacd. “ue same wed an §! SHOP IN THE CITY. Insist on A GOLD SEAL i Committees Appointed. alif2cssXBlrens tdiress of the writer must appear oa ! Committees appointed for the com- - Tets. The | ing year were: S ——————— | Law_ and legislation— :Hall, chalrman: Charles S. dealerss 4 chairman Mitchell Stovall, erbonestants may subrt a3 many lin- Michael - Vincent L. Toomey. 6. Ail entries are to be addressed plain- De Vore, Frank S - 5 . e b &'rlllm:r:n;l‘. JOIR THE (‘RO“D L, lo“sléovgul Dept.. oux Importing ire and address of your deai- must also be given on each sheet. as the rrizes will be awarded through these BOND OF GUARANTEE as reproduced here—IT | 1S EXCLUSIVE WITH US. i $ é ;mry from Thhn lr-nr v to Flori = N avenue northw. between 15th REALD EVERY WORD OF THIS BOND OF % 1160 strects, for the reazon that (h - S " . Zetler, Wil roadway, New York City, 2 oung, Wiliiani NOW 1o alentest clases Decembor 15 1862 w1 . ? Ceien; Spacont - I ‘ght. No entries bearing a later - ohn Shughrue, Frank M. Helan, John = sostmack will be accepted. 18:11 10 n Waters, Miss Mary W helan and Mre. The limericks are already coui- 8. No limericks will be returned unless Angt . r’ “r i it ing In fast, but there is room accompanied by a siamped self-addressed % . parks and pavements ] a lot more. Put on vour think- leturn ea Guaranter . chairman: slichacs | Ing cap and sec What vou can .9 Tbe Srst prize of $100 will be award- 5 z : o : - ed only if the winning limerick is writ = do. Send in as many as you can - % 7 b en on the back of a Sitioux Hair m, 1“-”‘5;- x“Z'RZ’"fi;I; ‘l"‘t‘?m'h"r'l’ guvalope. Othe:wise the $50 praé wiil i [ closi . will - svo e gven. be here! | Mahaney. vice chairman: T. H. M Nerney, Joseph A. Berberich, Wil Mason, Joseph Zegowitz, Willia Henderson, M. I'rank Ruppert. F { E. Hoffman, E. J. Quinn, F. G. Schult 1. Glaser, W. M. Burkhart, J. G. M iQueen, M. ‘Mclnern Thomas E. |Petty,’ A. H. Plugge, Harry Ashion. | * iL. P. Allwine. William Conradis and Wilson L Ralor. Membership—Arthur F. Burgess, chairman: Henry . Althoff, vice; ichmrmzn: Charles T. Butler, F. PRONOUNCY'D SIT-TRUE" Luce, M. H. Andrews, John Donnelly, Iq PR ¢ Loftus, G. Rosenblatt, Mre. | HATR ET George T. Shannon. T. F. Wasgatt.| |Cacl Schafer. Alfred Wynn, 8 ta to Certifg that. VICTROLA. Sevie —Noo e S G e s T RS i i o 'FURTHERMORE. WE GUARANTEE YO OIL REGULATE AND TUNE o amion o S e T e R ASSELL, BISHOP & TURNER. lsc. | Balley, Mrs. C. Hockenmeyer, A. Lib- i} Sitroux Importing Company. 1123 Broadw. New York City n 5. o G jowitz, James E, ONeal, Witliam 3.4 | —and we have the largest stock of models Robinson, N. F. Rabner, Walter T.| 5 g . e Martin, N. Lanentakies, W. J. Holt-| Chesterficld and wood finishes to be found here, ranging B B OO Wieh G in price:? > Entertainment—Thomas . chairman; Joseph . chairman; Marie Moo Sergeon, ier, vice Forrest, Mrs. Overcoals Of imported and domestic abries for evening wear. EDMONSTON’S— {Joseph Hutchinson, H. C. Aithoff, 59 5 O G o Home of the Original $45 to 820 i GENUINE VICTROLAS ll«fiuc?eP}o‘ilé‘crlaml\rl'}:e:rllf,rii B\i'rye:xsfi | FOOT FORM Boots ! o Shater, My E. Dot Frea G Harina and Oxfords for Men, i Style 260 . 525 835 sso 375 sloo Mrs. F.'C. Crow. ' ! Women and Children. Education and schools—Miss A. E. | {Burlingame, chairman: F. J. Jackson, | vice chairman; E. Y. Simmons, Mrs. E. iB. Myers, J. M. Borders, Mrs. George |T. Shannon, P. R. Mays, Daniel J.| iDonovan. Miss ‘Sophie B. Kent Miss | BBy g it Sl Shoes. for $115 $125 $150 $160 $200 $225 $250 $300 $350 “Quahly Is Important” — “Fit Is Imperative” || Accessories Vests for evening wea-, $7.50 to S12 EXTRAS Of Any Kind Simply purchase a few records of your own sclection and WE DELIVER THE VICTROLA. NO MONEY TO PAY UNTIL NEXT YEAR—AND NO RED TAPE BUY NOW---PAY IN 1923 lay especial claim to patronage. \ {Pahrém. Fred J. Walker, Ida M. Stew High Silk Hats. MONEY l W Dress Shirts P Every Woman RS ov aee. . S2 0 $5.: Down [ i { Foot peculiarities, par- s | |l Dress Oxfords | 1 q i .ticularly where correct- R INTEREST tion is neegled or a spe- Walking Sticks . To P cial design is required to Salad assure perfect footwear, are where Foot Forms There Is a Fit for Every Foot { . No Foot Too Long No Foot Too Short No Foot Too Narrow Our Professional Shoe fitters, aided by the scientifically de- signed lasts, assure -‘perfect footwear in every instance. EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) Andrew Betz, Manager 1334 F STREET %5 226 Arrecuies 5 BT =