Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 3

] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922 WEAW@ it ;'_;";:H o R Y N P S S e Yo : 2. oFDEMOLz:s = - Following an Investigation of the dropping of a flare bomb from CENCNCONES| ™ € Eelucational Drive) ”oraw ary iz an Army alrplane on the speedway, —— Congested Streets Intensify Problems of | 5.2 e o s o, Until Wastiington's AEOLIAN HALL-Twelfh and O Streets Shopping ‘ 3 A Park, last Wednesday night, Sec- Christmas Stetnwdy and Weber Piasiolas . Tic Aeolian-Yocalione Now Empleyers: Asked o Make Regulation Contended With in oo e v Return of All Salaries Paid Above $1,000. planes from flyi ver cities or Pompeii Centuries Ago. D anion It was shown that the dropping of the flare was an unavoldable ac- cident and that no person was | injured. ancient Pompeii. the trafic) know what is right and what is P i e e gh | \WTOng under the present system.| .. 2 Y o e me tax return to the government. | ooy, Jut to be solved through | ¥ un 1 Under a mew ruling, women em hat is where the campaign of edu-| Inder & new FULUE WOTSD G el GO et medium of eduthe catlon will hive its most telling) BRRSG N (hi KoL WG perform the ors of anternal Teve- | gion at least so far as Washington jeffect. same operations as men are to receive rly in January two| Statutes to Be Posted. the same pay. »mposed of leading » make doubly sure that every = = = = v will be- ! pe as an opportunity to study ! pusiness leaders. the tram Iirge posters contain- Jiug a digest of the statu i iplaced in all public pla Simii rder r'or L o 5 THE AEOLIAN-VOCALION The Phonograph Supreme In Elegant Period Case Designs To check th srrectness of your| i ne provided your olle sent out to employers and | ¢ woncern employe nue tod cortain others forms i il v i committe the government the o civie and v a set of paid emple =in to arrange for this ¢ b3 i egulation ha s xpected to b - % ! s Sy [ A e e e The Aeolian Company was the first to introduce > employers e l“m S “"'f] ,‘(‘.,'l,'."",‘z."'g‘,’.,‘,‘{'(,'.l’.}'m.] e | cl lis as No 'I'l _';I'NI M(;)d!.'ls; Classic Cabinets which in authen- tEiis mmission- 4 g\ppough many regard Washing- will place Al blackboards under t“l W ety "y 3 1 rhie B WL D o morects as the product | them ‘and each day call Attention 1 | ity of design carefully typify the period which inspires them. Appeal to the eye as well as the nst individual returns & ,the particular la motorists are checked y 4 ! made b the individuals them all on the automobile, there xsm;.nunc; Onalsiankiis il cestain ot maontionl ear 1s the grace which makes Vocalion Period Flun of thousands of evidence t ‘ove that the problem is(is that to educate the school child ll“‘ h )0 . . F -+ additional taxes.and : a‘h’":fl"“"o‘; s history ltself. ex- | the meed for. caretul walking ‘and a| Models the choice of all who follow an artistic I by the ! thorough understanding of the trafiic e bi-perts say. Pompeil had its trafe GO U Drivate ana paro | plan of decoration. These classic cabinets of lur- * 1S ISSUINE Y troubles. Archaeologists ha 4ug | chial school in Washington will be ! urious w S 1. i 0 INngs i alout of the ruins of the ancient city [ supplied with enough copies of thel woods in rich colorings meet the most par. trafh statutes to giv e to each ee S pupil. ticular demands for decorative harmony. Hepplewhite of simple dignity, the quaint d Queen Anne models, Jacobean styles ornamente.l Price, $175 with the historical Maltese ('ross, Gothic-Wind: the direction the image: indicating the streets in pbles might drive. increased populations have. cory examinati n the sub- compel their little charges to i thoroush under ding of | } bas reliefs of chariots posted Famcus for Caramels Since of il He move- { therefore, ‘merels intensified an age= ' me et e W g 1866 which adapts itself charmingly 1o many decora- H Sl L iE a 5 4 eu for the - ) H * R JhE ; E : Wl tratfic code tive schemes. The Ada esi - . we 1 en Aaileicode ONE STORE e Adam design of true propos tions and the Ornate Florentine Model—all harr been adayted to the mellow-tone vocalion. All these period siyles may be had in console and un- W serious off - an ever—growing number of {in < 5 e i Een did ot have | knows ] ! 9tll & G Sts. N.W. the old, b use hi oy o pass in Lot will e e Gugha P ) P d Delicious Confections . a1 tixed and chithetieR fous | which will need special r < ure and Delicious 2 T Srafits and in= | S enta of the urobe | tiie)exn declare, but the method Made Fresh Every Hour right models. of signaling and driving can be made national with very little trouble. ert, the time has come to he question once and for all | ducati Two Committees to Work. The two bodi h are to draw | Washington regulations | imittee of the (e commit raar oise || RaCy : B! NO PLACE LIKE HOME dtion must fappointed by Engineer ¢ r | 3 § NO HOME LIKE OURS pastor OF jiKeller: T i Finished and undc adjacent to the $1,000,000 Bridge. Rock Creck I man Hotel. A section of social desirability and enhancing value. Served by our best car and bus lines. PRICE AND TERMS. Our prices for this location are most reasonable. Our terms, if desired. less than rent. $2,000 cash and $103 a month, in- cluding interest. taxes, water, insurance, and.of which §94 is a saving. 13y “Payment . com- missions, protits of value of b The Vocalion is epoch-making stride from mechanism to music. In creating the Vocalion. the research and erperiments of the greatest au- thorities on tone qualities have produced unprece- dented perfection. This advantage, added to the crperience obtained by the Aeolian Company cs the world’s greatest producer of musical instru- ments, has given to the world a new. better {yne of phonograph, a reproducing medium whicl: must be judged as a musical rather than a e- chanical tnstrument. THE GRADUOLA These instruments are equipped with the Grud- uola, giving a most artistic control of tone. Since 1899 Price, $285 appointed tion. Washington. internal revenue to receive such printed which every driver of an N2 o ot i ) . 3 5 % auent vliceman 4 Ty l?l(H!BlT‘ e 0 o ; The graduola is one of the most vital inventions s r see an automobilist b he art of furnishing is ably demonstrated by Mayer & Co. in the history o 104 s 3 3 MAILMEN GIVE PARTY. \f the minor regula i wil ||| in our exhibit home, 2822 Connecticut .\vente. Open. & _.I f phon ographs. It makes Hl'f.v’ = 5k AT (v 6 atop ehe nigtosted Price, $300 great modern musical tnstruments a practical § 3 medium for personal musical erpression. Price, $365 ‘Console Period Models At extraordinary low prices and on reasonable terms Washington Letter Carriers and | brocens "y in e s s o | MIDDAUGH & SHA"N‘fi(Ij‘N, INC., OWNER o slated clearly e O e : Main 6935—10th Floor Woodward Bldg., 15th and H Letter carriers of the Washingt 1 Christmas party Saturday night at i mple, Sth and F streets| T me thing will appix to pedes- | . i ° . i 2 15, and the actions of pedestrians | 9 northeast. ¢ Claus. in the per-j | %y Streets will be regulated, to con of Carr rnest made hisliy oo far as that is possible. . delight of | Once the public thoroughly u appearance. much to 1 the children nds the traffic laws. the eifsiben il sl U “Look on the neckband of an old shirt and you'll find the right size. You know the kind | e ext time 1 shall have | * the policeman wili | 42, the District of majority of d P b b2 N SN2 S o W >, i i i e el T Silk-Striped || 3 # WOUDADMTALENS & = 2 Woven Madras | & i IRDOUSTRANEDS |5, SO ST Shins v g ¥ !Commissioner General of Immigra-: | tion Favors Modification of I Law to That Extent. Price, $150 OUR XMAS PLAYER-PIANO CLUB FOR THIS AEOLIAN-PIANOLA Formerly Sold for $745.00 Manufactured by the Aeolian Co., of New York, the largest and best known makers of Player-Pianos in the world. The trade-mark, “PIANOLA,” which is owned and used exclusively by the Aeolian Co., is known all over the world. It has taken them years to build the reputations which they have. When vou buy a weak imitation of a Player-Piano or a reproducing piano and expect to receive the same value, the same pleasure and the same music you sentence yourself to certain regret and disappointment. The superiority which put the Aeolian company’s Player-Piano and Duo-Art Reproducing Piano {253 W. W. Husband. commissioner gen- | . jeral of immigration. is quoted in the st current number of the Nation's susi- | ness, the organ of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, was| favoring modification of the immigra- ! tion law so as to admit aliens who | -| would fill the industrial needs of this | country and at the same time pos-! rmation, D, AR | sess qualities which would them' N Taaetars, hoard of Medical] gesirable residents of Ame T. NIXON, 4 HAVE I Neat stripe patterns that appeal to well dressed men. Shirts that wear well and keep their good looks. They certainly make a wonderful giit. pt. 104, Stoneleigh Court. Wash n com-| _____ |munities. The commissioner is op- ING OF THE STOCK- | posed. however. to openini the duors s Permanent Rullain e directors | to all i 12 loz2 et 8] “Tam of the opinion.” Lie said, “that ' open fram 3 to §|it would be entirely possible to con- L FORD, Sec-|tinue the basic number of unmigrants at a minimum and then vrovide for modifications which would race: the actual needs of the nation. “One of the changes.] have in mind,” { he cantinued. “is the creation of some system under which the available supplies of labor of various kinds in foreign countries would be constantly _'\‘tymmuniraltd to our government in jorder that when there is in the United ; States an honest demand for labor of a certain kind, we may know ' where to turn for the best people | # availabie to fill that need. Repairing Xmas. We'll make { “In the last fiscal year 139,000 aliens e Paintine 1l give every satis- | entered the United States who, in & Painting ot ajenublv | their own country, had been laborers | Specialists. | sorvice’ on' general repairs, | 304 sefvante, and 126000 who had ollowed similar occupations here de- + R. McReynolds & Sons, Inc. | parted. so that practicalls noching Specialists in Painting, Sp Covers and Tops. | Was added to the industrial man- 14231425 L Main 7888 910 Seventh St. PR EDERERRVER! ¥ . MEN’S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS e O At 0 A T A R A N R R O A e e S T S e e T N A power of the country during that . “There’s one atisfactory and | (e recant 'usn';:'l';:;-_”fi:.&?"i",‘q g - 2 thing I never have above zll other instruments of their kind in ability to render Complete Printing | 297 aliens of this class were Simiitei 2 I'd like a box of too many of, and music is definite, tangible and easily appreciated. They are Service. that the tide has turned. and the 14 INITIAL that's handker- A Genvine PASolian Pianola inventions effected by years of study and are fully protected The National Capital Press | i ieas Somiine o “one ldotir i HANDKERCHIEFS §hagog» el it by many patents. e et forces of the count Many advantages are offered in our Xmas Player-Piano Club this year. Immediate delivery, if desired, by paying $25 cash, balance in 30 monthly payments. PRINTI Jaton oran + icu crans ¥ 5 = ;;:x.":":;,:.”,;u.:':.z::s:z.(;:] ;'1 Abe Martin Says: : ) o o : ! THE SERVICE SHOP, 3 HR[STHAS! c I Style 1596 . BYRON S. ADAMS, Fivmss, , - R S\ > l¥ 0. J. DeMoll & Co. Baby Grand Shoninger Piano ; - - Good lity Cotton Handker- O a 3 | SHEDD, Firplace sixturer. Heaters, chicf:, i%\tx;llc)dr. ;Ia?? d:znen eir“v —A magnificent instrument A Phenomenal Value. Formerly Sold at $525.00 \ gift box. made under our own ’l‘"“'°~ h“ —It has a world-wide reputa- ality P Li posseasesifepEy syt I8t $ tion for quality and durability $ st it rl'-'-'.;"'n_';:“ld i ufifi'u.,?.'.‘m'r’- Initial Hand ;fl:,;""’“ oflopespotizco: It has been on sale since 1850. Frankiin B o ST W 7‘“ :l‘"c"'.’f‘i, H‘:?' —A new Baby Grand at a rea- For 18 years we have sold Fraowin 685, _ : 2 < g ; DOLL HOSPITAL é':z';:l‘m o riiad TR sonable price. Shoninger Pianos. Ton't Wait for the Rush. Repaired Now. FINE DOLLS AND DOLL CARRTAGES. GARREN 07 H Street N.E. ____Lincoln 4019 A New Roof With a Brush Let me apply one coat of Liquid Asbestos Roofing Cemeut to any kind of roof. I guaras- tee same. Also.gold Tn bulk, 31gal. i Buckets, del. In D. C. Estimate fres. MADI. SON CLARK, 1314 Pa. ave. Line. "Heating Plants Repaired. Coal is too high to waste. Get the full heat from your plant by havi . . et R in perfeet. condition. 8| Ther’s no women in th’ “I Re- " R. K. FERGUSON, Inc. |member When” Club. Heating Dept. 1114 9th st, Ph. M. 2490-2481, (Copyright National Newspapér Service.) Terms, $25 Cash. Balance in 30 Monthly Payments Terms, $25 Cash. Balance in 30 Monthly Payments Sale of Traded-in Instruments TRADED-IN PLAYER-PIANOS | TRADED-IN PIANOS = $350 | e G125 SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS SEERNE LA 2N 2N A SRS 2 S A N A A R O R S R R N R A R YR D 5" il % % i % ] % i i i ~