Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 3

"l BOGUS NOTES OUT. | feit $10 Bills. counterfeit ONKLAN AND RUM - . Chief « |\\:- s(;cer:u Choice 6f Mayor Tuesday 1s 2 i Eo et o Between Ex-Postmaster T Lueder and Judge Dever. office. e Vi Ameri ho contemplate with} growing n the fear that reli- gion is ed to be a tor in lign in- t work in | LATTER IS AVOWED WET national politics see that 1 fluence characteristically the Chicago tight. seld Yer” Betore thousht | on the church fssue | doing so as between d Dever candiducles. | Toymer, Backed by Ku Klux, Stands for Enforcement of Existing Dry Law. he democratic doubt as to am not going to la 8 on the péople of Chicago,” Jud in his speech it any purpose jicians of all 3 %ult with corr the and platforms of the shibition and iuvolved. Arthur late pos edncn t of the Lut wil- | Anti-s aloon cither will ous era of m D b wits & el known real estate dealer. Dever has been before the ———————————— making of ful pursuit. okmakers is husiness ulxhI Since then she has paid out as much as the results of a single I.ITTI.E GLOBULES make strength. There are thousands of easily-ab- sorbed, health-building globulel of vitamine - bear- | ing cod-liver oil in every | ! bottle of Scott’s Emulsion Chddren or grown people, rundown in body or vntalltv, should find Scott’s Emulsion a strength- restonng food-tonic of i’“t value. It is taken easily and assimilated readily. 8cott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 22-31 fruetify if_the ELECTRICAL REPAIRS RICHARD GASCH & SONS 911 Dth Street N.W. Established Over Half Century Wanted-Property For Sale or For Rent All Sorts—All Sections Especially Business Our 47 years in this should be of value to you. Louis P. Shoemaker in 123 line Linkins. vice presi- dent: Jum E. Claugl “"FLAT TIRE? | MAINS500 Important | To Men and Women i/l —expecting to enter the field || ccounting and business nistration, beginning ||| class April 2. [l i Mon., Wed. and Fri. ' 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. | Call or Write Y.M.C.A. | | Main 8250 't Pamters and Decorators, Zna_ST. N.W 3 | ROOF REPAIRING [ We know what to do and | aud pa | how ta K. FERGUSON, Inc. Tioufing Dept.. 1114 9th st M. 24802491 Electri House wirlog, Fetimates Free 5T 0N ing. i 1736 G St N.W. Oldés; Pain!‘Houaé in Washington j BECKER PAINT | & GLASS CO. | { West 67 1239 Wiscon e B, \\\"\(“ll\”‘l‘ 423 Rbof Leaks T.et us examine and repair your roof. are experievced and guarantee evers job. | n back of fron luars. " Do 1t Sonraelr. dorige—Chevrclet. Asbestos Roofmg Cemen‘t. i Correction Tresorven and stops leaks in any Kkind ieeps metal ot trom Fusting, ¢ a0k ;:'.:.’ et “elustle, freoroof. 1" apply sane “ang { Garantee. Also sold in bulk. " $1.00 gulon 1o | e gallon_buckets: $1.25 gallon ir obe.guiion | e free. STADISON"CIoH In a recent ad in this paper we advertised Silk ose, which should have read Silk *I| Fiber. Though this happened ||; through error, we wish to ex- i’ plain the matter to the satis- faction of all. George & Co. 910 7th St. _ " CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS, | ._Phote Line. Txh Réofs-Slag Roofs REPAIRED AND PATNTED. Main 760, Wash, - Lomna Grafton&Son, Coy 7. ating and Roofing Expert Old Timers! Nothog nexe about ue. We'se been sa. | ing mofs in Washington for 25 sears, ‘and | = 1L at jt. Take advantage of this long | experience. Let us end your roof troubles, KOONS Rorng, pzrguymw o SEEERID e Pt CHRIST CHURCH | —requirements will recelve here the benefit rgeto { 10 a.m.—Morning_Prayer and Litany. Meditation_service—12_to 8 p.m St. Andrew’s Church N. H. avenue and V st. 7. DIMON, "Hector. Ti.e National Capital Press 1210-1212 D st. n.w. “Biggs Puls HEAT in Heating.”" Qualxhed by Experience —to give 100% satisfaction in T o 2 to)3 IEATING and PLUMBING e 48 s, work of ali kiods. Reasonable prices. Washmgton Cathedl‘al The Biggs Engineering Co. WARREN W. BIGGS, President. 1310 14th_st. n.w. The Bethlehem Chapel Wisconsin Avenue N.W. near Woodley Road. Good Fri Holy Communio Tel. Frank. 817. ‘Satisfactory Printing fill Hl l.\DF 1 ]Hl ll I"Rl(l Di N S. ADAMS, 5T ~will fncrease the radius of | vour business opportanity, Lyening Prayer. Take Georgetown an or Woodley Road Bus i munity | vast re qmngl i THE EVENING peopls for twenty yemrs, first reform alderman and later, and for [;Hl = = ise\erhl successive terms, as a judge Treasyry Warns of New Counter-| of the superior court. 'Part of the 7 {time he was presiding justice. As the in the United States, “foreign votes,” very most_ cosmopolitan com- with represending country that has weathered STAR, WASHINGTOY, America’s melting pot, next Tuesday’s poll at Chicago is certain to he minutely scrutinized. If the drink and the religious issues are doomed to be conspicuous in the 1924 presi- dential campaign, Chicago's verdict may turn out to be the nation’s volce a year and a half hence. (Copyright, 1923.) WE CANNOT GUARANTEE OUR PRESENT PRICES BEYOND AY FIRST On Any of Our Homes in Our Intown Suburb 14th Street Terrace Notice : our detached Bungalows wi at $12850. Several sold. . We cannot duplicate price. New labor and mat a possibility. This price stands good as We are now building a limited number of hich we have already offered these homes to sell at that erial contracts preclude such aduvertssed until May First Over 200 Homes Already Sold The Reason Is Evident Why Put Off? TO INSPECT Take any 14th Street car (best service i Wasl ton) to Ing through Colorado Avenue. aham street or drive out 10th street and SHANNON- & LUCHS Owners and Builders Students’ Long- Trousers Suits Two s Al fabrics i tweeds wool tures. Noriolk and sport models. $22.50 Washable Suits Season’s lors. col $ In Sizes 3 to 8 Years newest styles and 1.69 to $1.89 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits 8tol All-wool Tweeds and N lined. Norfolk models. $8. Better-Grade Two-Pan wool tweeds. models. 11 to 18 years. Boys’ Blouses Collar attached. Fast col- ors. Stripe effects. 7 to 16 years. Strictly hand-tailored in the 7 years ovelties. Alpaca lined. Pants 50 ts Suits, all- Norfolk finest quality, new Boys’ Two- Pants Suits 8 to 18 years All-wool tweeds, and cassimeres. Sport and Nor- folk styles. $9.95 70 910 Seventh St. 1 | D. C., AND WILL Aguinst Fire and Boiler Explosions With J. Leo Kolb 923 New York A: We believe the used car department of ness is equally tant as any other depart- ment, It is as necessary as a means of 1 and boosters our products CORD TIRES CREDIT Pay As A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN WITH NEW CORD TIRES. Guaranteed 8,000 Miles T.0.Probey Co. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923, —ON— You Ride BALANCE OUTFIT YOUR CAR MONTHLY Free Repairs N.W. _ Main 6027. | our busi- as impor- making friends for us and as our new car_department. That is why we have de- veloped the “Certified Gold Seal Used Cars.” explain Let us their importance and real meaning to you. Sterrett & Fleming, Inc. Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. 1223 Connecticut Avenue Branch Salesroom “Dunigan Homes” Recognized by All Classes as Superior- Homes Only Two of This Type Left Take “Soldiers’ 1 ) or “Grant Ci Opened and Lighted Daily Until 9 P. M. & $8,350 Hot-Water Heat Tiled Bath Large Yard to Wide Alley With and Without Garages Homes of iront porch refinement— and two unusuall Hardwood floors, laundry tul iences in concrete cellar Third Street (Between Upshur and Varnum) siz rooms *D. J. Dunigan 1321 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267 with Colonial k porches. int’s conven VOCALION Jprzl Records Out deay mflmvdn\‘ Studise, New York and lamlm_lm 0, it came o’er my ears like the sweet sound That breathes upon a bank of violets. CHAS. SCHWARTZ & SON —Shakespoare S fresh and sweet and as full of Spring as the breath from a bank of violets comes the lilting voice of Evelyn Scotney singing for you Je reux vivre, the Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet and the Biue Dcnube Waltz on the double Vocalion Red Record, No. 70000. The one brings to vou e vision of the world’s best loved romance; the other takes you back to the days of Crinoline and old lace, of apple blossoms silhouetted against blue skies and of graceful figures swaying to the alluring waltz. 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