Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1923, Page 20

PERSHING TO ADDRESS JOINT CIVIC MEETING Plans Partly Completed for Gatheér- ing of Eight Organizations on March 6. Partial plans for a joint meeting of the eight civic betterment clubs of the District on March 6 were an- nounced by Willlam Knowles Cooper at a meeting of the Rotary Club yes- “terday. Gen.. John J. Pershing will be the Principal speaker on the occasion, while fully half of the bill playing at Keiths Theater that week will fur- nish the musical program. Accept- ances to the dinner, which will be held at the City Club, have already been received from several cabinet officers, the District Commissioners, & number of senators and represent- and, according to Mr. Cooper, 1 of the org tions bave led their intention of attending per cent stron, hrough a confusion In sending out announcement of the affair many Rotarians had not received notices, Dut ‘yesterday after President Cooper ad d from thote attending the luncheon, Meeting in Baltimore. Mr. Cooper announccd further that| WEAS—The Hecht Company Musie more than fifty Rotarians with their families would attend the intercity meeting of the Baltimore and Wash- t Baltimore, February ably will be lation of the Frederick, Md., to at conference of Rot March 14, 15 and and six alternates the board of dire The club voted Al 111 'be named by 1a when the cram arranged for last month, s in the club. he club will also observe the ita birth in W ¥, when a &pecial ried out. Repre; cham of Michigan will be the speaker A vet of thanks was extended Ro-} Ladies— A few days' treatment with toh anages of Keith's| CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS ‘a pleasant evening en- " when the entire mem- his guests at the open- nce of Miss Julla \rlhur Tells of Importance. and | . 1 wish you would son about smoking € to. Tdon’t quit my One—Don't you like 1t? New Nur: about proposing to the v get well, rrangements, Ser- m Radeliffe had ook o e | WIH—White & Hoyer Company (360 s will go to the district that place | Cat Nove) Six delegaues | rec as called off on b.| perfect com I read so much BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Local Wireles : Entertainment. SAA—Naval] Radie Station, Radlo, Va. | 0 Meters). "25 m—Compl-le live stock market comment. | 45 p.m.—Weather bureau report. :05 p.m.—Crop report and special itema. 05 p.m.—Dally market report. { 6:45 t0 7 p.m.—United Stats of education broadcast No. 18, “Tral ing Boys and Girls to Earn a Living. to 7:20 pm.—A talk by the | tment of Agriculture on “The Parmers Clubhouse to 7:40 pm.—“Posture and Feating for Women Workers,” by the Department of Labor. . 7:45 to 8 p.m—Survey of businel and industrial conditions in the United States and forelgn countries the Department of Commeroe. 05 to p.m.—Internal revenue broadcast No. 10, “Deductions for de- Ppreciation in Your 1322 Income Tax Retur: 8:25 to 8:40 ice ‘broadcast Rescue of the 2 10:05 pm.—Weather burean report. n\»o(,‘o st guard serv- wrl.—-co-u-ontnl Electrie Company 360 Meters). 5:20 to 7 pm-—Phono‘rlph selec- tions 5 — WIAY—Woodward & Lothrop (360 Meters). trola and reproducing plano. Meters). 1 to 2 pm.—Music and features. Building (360 Meters). 3 to 4 p.m.—Selections on the vic- trola and reproducing plano. WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com~ | pany (360 Meters). 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Program of music. | 8 to 9 pm.—Concert by .the Black )rchl—fll"l under the di- S. and a t Don’t Neglect will do more to clean up the skin than all | the beautytreat- | ments in crea- { ation. An im- plexlon is ‘x caused by a ! sluggish liver. Miilions of peopie;old. young and mmu ] ke Ugact ‘Seomach 3a for Sa.llo- Headac hmuly Sad Blotchy Skin. They end the misery of Cmmulnon Snull PflI—Sll.II Dose—Small Price Chilblains ache and pain? MENTHOLATUM ives quick & rellzf. year Cord Tires: 3=The Add these four important reasons to those you already know for insisting on ‘Good- 1=The beveled All-Weather Tread on - the new Goodyear Cord is made from the most serviceable rubber compound in Goodyear history. 2—This tread is semi-flat, instead of round, and its broader road contact also offersgreatlyincreased resistanceto wear. werful,clean-cut blocks are re- infe byheavyrubberribs,makingthe whole tread design firmer and stronger. 4—The blocks which line the tread on either side are beveled at the outer edge, reducing vibration and carcass strain. The newGoodyear Cord runs more quietly 2 to0 3 p.m.—Selections on the Vie- | RADIO NEWS- The broadcast program tonight of Station WMU of the Doubleday-Hill || PLEAS IN DIVORCE CASES. Two Husbands and One Wife, Re- spectively, Beek Separation, Nebraska Davis yesterday filed suit Electric Company will be featured by | absolute divorce from @ concert by the Black Cat Novelty | Th Sarah ey wers married in 1883 and Hved Orchestra under the directizn of C. 8 “’t-'-b" ten years when they sep- Walther. Misconduct is alleged. At- A specch by Arthur J [ 8onted o Bl T omas appears for Brosseau, president of the Hilltop | the husband. Amusement Company, also will proadcast. be| Absolute divorce is also asked in a suit flled by Leo Port against Lo- retta D. Port. They were married at Rookville, Md, August 16, 1906, and _The Arlington naval radio station | have one child. ~ Attorney 'J. Willlam NAA began broadcasting today the|Shea represents the husband. daily agricultural market reports Andrew Pemberton is' named as de- heretofore sent out by the Post Office | fendant in a suit for a limited d! Department Station WWX. They are belng transmitted by radiophone on a 710-meter wave length. The National Radlo Listeners-in Assoclation will hold its bimonthly meeting at its headquarters, 1100 M street northwest, tonight at o'clock, The public is invited. e — minute talk by Arthur J. Brosseau, president of the Hilltop Amusement follow. fox t Runnin' Wild, 3 Song of Love, “You Gave Me Talk by Brosseau, president of the Hilltop Amusement The following selections by the Black Cat Voveny Orchestra: ay Down “In lha Afterglo“ Company. ogram 'oot, Toot. Tootse, Your ' Heart.” Com; anz. “Aggravatin® Dap 8 Complexor. Sk Jo'.'b"u- Ay tively concealed. golor and corrects y-uy ine, H m,,. oeder g el FERD. T. BOPKINS & SON, New Yoek City Gouraud's Oriental Cream In the District Supreme Court for an i vorce filed . by his wife, Ola. She charges cruelty and asks the court to restrain her husband from moleet- ing her. Attorney N, C. Turnage ap- pears for the wife. The museum {s under 4 direction ot Dr. Romanus Butin, 8. M. The pub- Welcome to, visit the museuz: t any time. It is looated on the third floor of MokMahon Hall. - The university hopes to have one of the fincst Insti- tutional - collections of relics and souvenirs in the country. Save Money By Painting Now Keep our paiaters busy asd we 'will save Jou dolars. R. K. Ferguson, 3 Paint Dept., 1114 $tb St Ph. M. 2490-2001. The N, b vy 1 Weather Tread and smoothly, delivering mileages beyond any you have known. You get with it a service that enables you to profit from every mile built into it. * * * As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and recommend the new Goodyear Cords Bailey's Auto Supply. Co. 8001 14th St. N Bailey’s Tire and Accessory Co. Sherman 4 Florida Aves. Brook! Garage 1000 Michigan Ave. N.E. Emerson & Orme 24-Hour Tire Shop 1620 M St. N.W. ureka Auto s-'\ Co. 10]! 11th St W, J. 4326 Wisconsin Ave. H. B. Hundley 8436 14th St. N.W. Lehman's Tire Shap lol-lll H 8t, N.W, Mot 2rom. 8780 Oeor[ll Ave, N.W. Lyni :D-'ell. 038 B N.W Service with beveled All-Weather Tread and back them up with standard Goodyear Perry S. Martin 5125 Nichols Ave. S.E. Mid-Washington Serviee Ch. Ine. 1602 14th St. N.W. ode) v~ nnd Battery Skop 1817 Nichols Ave. S.E. Mo - Supply Co. 917 H St .+ ruon Auto luulv 1232 Peun:ylunu Ave. N.W. 3 A. - 6th and Maryland Ave, SW. Pennsylvania Avenue Garage 24-Hour Tire Shop 656 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. !u‘-flly Auto Supply Co., l-. nd New York Ave. N.W. m Auto Supply Co. and Calffornia Ave. Vermont Avemue Service Station Vermont Ave, and L St. Wardman Park Inn Garage 27th_and Calvert Sts. eeenfimm “The Height of Value-Gwm Special for Friday and Saturda = TROUSERS FINE Special purchases at OUR OWN price—and the decision to pass the bargains on to you—these are the two reasons for this great sale. These are real fine quality Trousers that you'll be proud to wear, and the prices—just look at them—they're the height of value- giving, without a doubt. Guaranteed All Pure Wool Worsteds and Blue Serges $3.95 Fine, all-wool materials are these. Neat pencil stripes in browns, blue and black. s from 30 to 44 waist. Plenty of blue serges in all his is the remainder of the sizes. Get a pair of these 1,000 pairs we put on sale re- trousers and give the old cently. Ask.the man who suit a new lease on life. bought a pair. Sizes are from 30 to 42 waist. Better get here early. About 200 Pairs of the’ Famous Dutchess Make $2.19 Dark stripe patterns that go well with any coat. Every pair carries the famous “Dutchess Guarantee” of 00 a r 10c a button. Remember Friday and Saturday Only 910 Seventh Street “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” New Sports Shoes First win your admiration in the splendid new--- n fpecial SHOES for WOMEN PORTS Shoes have the call for enrly Spring. The way we're featuring them at $5.95 shows how smartly these new “"HAHN SPECIALS" follow the fashion. A number of other models besides the two featured. Such values! “Onyx” AlLSilk Eew Chiffon Hose Latest Svgnz Shades—new f]f‘l'-’nhh s& K Sts. Grays, Beige, Polo, Fawn, th St. Suede, Gunmetal and Black.. ; 1914-16 Pa. Ave. Unusually fine and sheer. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. .75 “City Club Shop” 1318 G St. Lenten Goods | qu’Sawn K] Campbell’s Tomato SOUP Mueller’s Macaroni or Spaghetti, Pkg. .....12¢ A&P Salmon 3-Ib. can 25¢j A&P Tuna Fish 3-Ib. can 27¢ HIGHEST QUALITY BEARDSLEY’S Shredded CODFISH Pks. King Haakon Sardines, Campbell’s Baked Beans, b PEA BEANS Sultana Tuna Fish ..................can, 23c Pink Salmon, “" “" 15c| Red Salmon, *' “* 25¢ In Pure Olive Oil * In Tomato Sauce .can, 9c b, 17c "Evaporated Apricots 60-70 Prunes. . .1b., 14c| 40-50 Prunes. . STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Mother’sor Quaker’sOats. ...........pkg., 10c Duryea’s <7 i 12c | Minute Tapioca, pkg., 123c National Biscuit Company SPICED WAFERS - 19¢ Finest Creamery BUTTER “lona’’ PEAS . . . “Jona” SUCCOTASH SUPER SUPER VALUES O F F E E QUALITIES 8 o'Clock |Red Circle’] BOKAR A reallyfine An unusually splendid -Coffee C;f?yee 25¢ | 31¢ ‘ You've never tasted anything so genuinely delicious Frosted Pineapple Cake Featured This Week In Corby’s New One-Pound Family Layer Cake It gives generous portions—cuts out waste—and permits fresh cake at every meal. Fresh from the Corby Ovens three times a day. THREE THREE The finest quality package offee In the world T g esmaSE LA PRV fros PP RO IEN DI