Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASH \, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922 e vee,ARLINGTON BRIDGE [”<:5estm SABBATH CHURCH'S ' Wresth, $350 |6 T s o | B | L \lilll T W}“‘“ LS [ L —has long et the demand for Wi viston of simplified practice of the Commission in Charge and| hev ‘;:;:redzchl:r:dn'fin.fl haren ? 1 H‘." iz e i nlmufi|m|mnumuinuunwmm:‘"‘"flinl!lmmi\n I m | | _———————————a————— Mrs. Lucy Taylah Eads, full-blood, [chief of the Kaw tribe of Indilnu.! “Trunsformations” of pure walre college graduate, trained nurse and (She {s the first woman to hold: this{ hair, much in demand among eociety model housewife, has been elected !distinction. i women at present, cost up 10 $200. i % = i Composed of Lasting Flower: | convention of tha Shippers’ Ware- e Nt ooty = _ and ‘do,c,v Woven gnagmu: | housing and Distribu :A-;mi’ln]:llf:!. ] servance: ee on Sabbath ob =< Leaves, decorated with Red Rus- ||| wouin b saved. he ssid. 1t the sizcs Up Differences. e Sabbath desecration falls fnto cus, White Heather and Palm [}iand type of containers used in pack- ganized.” ‘:h:;"‘r#"l;;fl :t]ad_ o fronds. ing shoes should be reduced. He also blg commercial drive agsinst the ' pointed out the necessity of cuttng| focation and, design of the pro-| American Sunduy is put on by the | down methods of packing and thel 0% CF - All| commercial amusemen S styles of warehouse certificates. d Arlington memorial bridge W T mesclal amusement aiid sport- et ol e oy be discussed at a meeting December G e e Abolish from our schools: Fart- |15, between the Arlington memorial| already has been spent to break time and oversize classes, the use of | bridge commission and the Fne Arts down our Bunday laws, As forty- portables and other undesirable bulld- | commission, 1t was announced last i . four state legiaslative bodies w Phone Main @ the use of buildings recom.- | ¢ be in sesuion i ” behooves M 3707 I A e e danment —obr. Frank |night at the White House. following nip23. It ibelooves the Christian citizenship of the lon. sunorintend of schools. ;a meeting of members of the bridge; country to be on guard lest the commission with the President. | sate Sunday laws be seriously oo v | modified and possibly, in some While several. disputed questions! cases, repealed or anpulled. coricerning the bridge, principally the | i L AL um" stands Shipment Long Distances. an address here before the annualf Flne Arts Body to Take - Bowlby is secretary of the perma- | i 10001 14th and H : || " I T —is the place where your clothes are washed in soft water in individual net bags. \ location, were understood to have T o oasie torday ot Wi et Etate | MAIL COURTSHIP FAILS. : o office, Col. Sherrill, officer in chargel 3 ) nd grounds, who . e . Is executive officer of the commisaion. | German Girl Comes to U. 8., Sees announced that the only couclusion | -Be,” A reached was the decixion to hold the | Would-Be,"” Changes Her Mind. MARIETTA, _@hlo, Joint meeting. De 1 6. The ne“ ‘e‘ the : comber 6. was . Heh: 1215-17 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street e Lo e Colone: Sermans. o mares Edward Bl = me, Col. Sherr! id, the elosk, farmer, vh = A i . o2 St | rsienk, farmer who Nestaen haer Telephones und las Pitts- = gestgn for '|[m- stic memortal | burgh. I o jstructure whic time in tne| The girl Lecame acquainted with | future. it in will span the Grelosk, the father of four mother- {2’;‘;“‘. rrlnlm ston natlunab o # children, through an Interna- _to th = nal matrimonial agency. She sai Two have been proposed for | she expected to obtain enll‘l‘o)’ml‘l’lsll‘lg North 3953, 3954, 3955 mfmlmmnllmmnu Every room has its own the Washington brid, ttsburgh and earn her retur: o g s n fare requirements and all needs 18l ! ortul, o Germany. may be filled from our col- .Natives of Poland now living in the , lecti r bridge commission. fuvor the United States number 3,600,000. i \ ; ection O & te, as providl t ] Abix annroacnltanit [ i 1 i T arles H. Moore of th Fine Arts Commiasion has come ou: kainst the New York s altractive and practical o [ A L N |2 810-818 7tk St. o 810-818 7th St. | Wil Discuss Y - of the two commissions ¢ : et I b GIFTS We Cash ~10-face ussion of the vartous o amPS T B el : Xmas Club 5 vpxrer a: ay & Gifts sent pflfC!l 4 aldel e A post free. F Che‘:ks s i 344 Beautiful New Frocks Army and Navy. develop wnd conserve the supply of you get a glimpse of these charming garments. Novelty styles of instant lified endors Poiret Twill and Duvetyn Combinations Smart Tricotine Frocks, Semi-tailored BILL BEFORE COMMITTEE In a Sale Alike Wonderful for Fashions and Values o Sk e appeal—Fashion’s very newest in frocks for mid-winter wear—Sensa- t o 2 rding. and the Canton Crepe, Richly Embroidered Roshanara Crepe Frocks in Chic Styles If you would secure a most appre- ciated gift—inspect our collection. In spite of their distinction they are " priced with a moderation that mects every taste and expenditure. 7] = . Interior and Navy deparuments. |{S orcheres ki g ne ey er s omer B ¥ advantages of he. in the lessening of aviation I‘f“'l o _l/ft vt d ate 54,000,000 | = > e would appropriate $4.000,1 0or mps ontervatian ana+1.000,605. for arch work. Secretary rend to the commit- ; : Q th outlay would b = Bridge Lamps fame e pan e ural gas from which the helium ha A Special Value— boudoir lamp, with an assort- ment of attractive -hades. 5 i Ivory or gold i i &en extracted. Mr. Fall also declared ! W Il l/a > 0,000,000 cubic feet of hellum was; = al ”lpb ing lost each vear through the|S - burning of natural gas containing it} and predicted that present sources of | » supply would be exhausted in a few | eilc. Sears. —_———— FINGERPRINTS IN EXAMS. U. S. Civil Service Will Guard Against Prisoners. Lamp Salon—Second Floor All applicants for positions in the civil service in New York cit 11 be required to be finger pr learned at the Civil Service Commis- sion today. This move ix the result of { 'Houae Body Takes Up Measure New dresses! Quality Dresses! Dresses so beautiful and so intrin- public committee of r} Table Lamps used in 1 r =i g cratt. [jruay juer wlll] 2 & Velvet and Silver Cloth Combinations Backed by President and ; sically desirable that you’ll find the sale price almost unbelievable when to authorize e government 1o 3 b7, Chairman K; military | = > 5 SO ‘/ase l amps hona : tionally lll‘ld“l‘l'LL(l at Al Heavy Quality Satin Messaline Dresses LT T T = J ' P - o) 8 3 i e S S e a T e TLUECTERTETETE R Tecebtiaaiton snawed the postalmen | i1 Christmas . {oeyZw 335- - with criminal records unblushingly | Faces bad answered to the question |= 2 | ave you ever been in prison?’ Civil {S it would be use- |= ect this type of men to tell | = : the truth in regard to such matters. | The Civil Service Commission was S {unable to state today just when the (= i finger-print em wiil be extended | {10 the rest of the natfon. 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