Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 16

16 ; ASK FUNDS T0 SAVE, DESERTED ANIMALS, Rescue League Finds Work Greatly Increased at This Time. An -appeal for ‘funds to carry on its work during the summer is being mude, by the Washington Animal Rescue League, which has its head- quarters at 349 Maryland avenue southwest. “At this time our work is many times greater than during the winter months,” the appeal reads. “Many persons leave town without making provision for the little pet, who has been so much company and pleasure through the year. “As a result it is left homeless and soon becomes a stray to find shelter and food for ftseif. ' This being im- possible, it leads a life of untold suf- fering until some one takes pity upon it and sends it to the Rescue League. “Our car {s going all day and until late in the evaming, at this time of year, on these calls, which entails greater expensa The rescue is sup- rorted entirely by dues and dona- tions and from time to time it is necessary to ask for additional funds. No salary is paid to any officer of the league.” The number of animals recefved at the Rescue last year totaled 12,178, Those desiring to contribute are to make checks payable to the ington Animal Rescue Leag send to Raymond Gorges, tre DINNER GIVEN NEW CITY CLUB MEMBERS, President Entertains and Explsins P f O i zation. The new members of the City. Club and their sponsors were tendered a dinner in!the ballroom of the club last night as guests of -Harry E. Stringer, president. The purposes of the club were out- lined by. Mr. Stringer. z “The City Club is becoming more and more a factor in the life of Washington,” declared the presidént, who asserted that the city needed greater attention to civic detail. “There is not the attention to civic life in Washington that there should he” he lared, and stated that Washington needs help and the school system needs help. “We as the City Club should be able to let Congress know_ what the 2,000 busi- ness men of tHe city want,”” he de- clared. Jarrell, - recently “ap- pointed chairman of the club’s mem- bership committee, outlined a plan for admission of new members. The , entertalnment program con- sisted 'of selections by George O'Con- , Mildred Inge, Es- Murray, Evelyn Bedser, Kitty McLeod, Ida Belt, Marion O'Connor and Royal Foster. YANKEES GET LEAD IN Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN Pirates Report Only Four “Runs” Against Eleven in Race for THE EVENING STAR, . WASHINGTON, D. The second highest will receive ll camera and the third on the list will be awarded a silver belt buckle. The boy bringing in most members will receive a week’s vacation at the boy's camp, second highest to get half a week at the camp. Other prizes are to be awarded :hose who make the most calls and report on same during the campaign. FUN FROLIC TO CLOSE. The fair and fun frolic being held under the joint auspices of the Na- tional Masonio Fishing Sioux Tribe, No. 18, Independent Or- der of Red Men, at 14th streot and Florida avenue northwest will close tomorrow night. Special features have been planned for.the closing night. Attractions include dancing on a large open pavilion, a score of amuse- ments and Venetian swings for the children. Music for dancing is fur- nished by Kallipolis Grotto jazz or- chestra. Up to 1904 the quickest that a'mile had been traveled was 52 seconds. ‘New Brunswick Records Daily THE NEW.-HALL OF FAME Sigrid Onegin Contralto Metropolitan Opera Co. 15048—*Sapphische Ode”. . . Brakms. (Sapphic Ode) “Auf Dem Kirchhofe’ Brakms (In the Churchyard) (Sung in German) Club and & o, Men'sAll-Woolg Golf Hose A real surprise! Purchase of pure wool golf hose of notable quality— made in England, Heather, camel, gray and dark mixtures with tops in combination colors. Perfect. .25 FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923. LU T LU T T Full Fashioned Silk Socks $1 Men’s beautiful quality pure silk socks, with embroidered clocks or in plain style. Black, cordovan, navy and beige. P LT LT T R T Sigrid Onegin created a sensation as a new member ot the Metropolitan Opera Company. Her voice has the glorious richness of tone looked for in great contraltos. Like other artists of the New Hall of Fame she sclected Brunswick to immortalize her voice because of its faithful interpretation of the difficult tones, its clearness and brilliant interpreta- tions. Mme. Onegin gives the two beautiful Brahms selections a rendition full of glowing color and rare loveliness of expression. Be sure and hear them. ates will be conducted today. New Brunawick Records are now isswed The Y. M. C. A. is out to add 500 every day. They can be played on awy members to its rolls. Exactly 170 . phonograph but best on The Brunswick. had been registered up to last night. T. P. Hickman is chairman of the committee in charge, with W. H. Got- [ leib as vice chairman and C. E. Flem- ing plans for a concerted attack on [ing, secretary of the service depart- the incoming Congress. in the ex- |ment, campaign director. Announcement of special prizes was d Pectagion of having the. national de- | Annour 1al p s ot Zenine ot of 1920 vipealel, Mas. John s 10 the ates raa Luee. PHONOGRAPHS ~+AND s Scott, exccutive officer of the Wash- | »icotion: in the campalgn will go'an ington -headquarters flor the Organ- |nnual membership in the association ized Reserves, told local reserve air service officers at their first bi- monthly lunchecn yesterday at the City Club. Maj. T. V. Walker, commander of George Washington Post, No. 1, of the American Legion, told the av- fators that the “father® of the Amer- New Members. LT LT 4542 16th street northwe The Yankees last night took the leadership pedestal in the Y. M. C. A. DEFENSE ACT REPEA CALLED PACIFIST AIM 1o, S of sisven o ot reported only four runs for the day through Capt. Wise and Secretary Page McK. Etchison. The cardinals had been in the lead. . Another con- test between the Yankees and Pir- Super-Sale! Men’s New Silk Shirts Of Magnificent Quality Reserve Air Service Officers Are ‘Warned of Radical Program in Coneress. Pacifists and radicals arc perfect- ican Legion, Col. E. Laster Jone: first comniander of the George V ington Post, served in the air s during the world war Maj. Walker also stmted that Eddle Rickenbacker, the premier Amerjcun ace, was a charter member of the post and he himself served in that branch of the service. Following_the luncheon the flyers all went to Bolling Field, where they “took the air” for *several hours, the commandant of the field having laced eight planes at their disposa faj. Henry M. T. Cunningham pr. Blded at the luncheon. Officers present ax the initial luncl eon were Majs. John Scott, T. V. Wal- ker, J. F. Randall, H. M. T. Cun- ningham and H. Saunders; Capts. A. P. Hume, J. A. Langston and Wi liam F. Mahony of the ordnance de- partment; Lieuts. R. W. Stark- weather, H. G. Jordan, George R. Cassidy, Frank Chineleison, John D. Kendall, F. Walker, J F. Palmer, G. Davis, £ric K. Shilling, R. H. Jack- son, Joseph Dowall, J. J. Owen, E. Hughes, M. P. Freeman, Jacob C. Levy, W. W. Foster and Stephen F. Tillman. B DT Every (UL U LT T Shirt Tan and Perfect Stripes - Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard, postmis- tress of Tampa, Fla., reported to be the highest salaried woman in the Unlted States postal serv began Three Great Purchases From Three Celebrated Makers Silk Shirts de Luxe Priced Astonishingly Below Their Worth Eagle Crepe Shirts Empire Silk-stripe Broadcloth Schwartzbach & Huber’s Satin-stripe Jersey White Crepe de Chine White Silk Jersey Tan and Gray Silk Jersey White Silk Broadcloth Silk Baby Broadcloth Finest of silks and finest of workmanship—a gathering of the very cream of shirt-dom—at a price to arouse enthusiastic action. It’s a sale for the man who wears the best—and who appreciates getting the best at a saving. Every shirt is guaranteed for color, fit and service—must and will give absolute satisfaction. Shirts that a man would select if he went out to buy regardless of price! Conspicuous is the famous Silko shirt—which makes its initial ap- pearance in this city. - Sewed with silk, faced with silk—every thread silk, everywhere! e ‘White, tan, gray, narrow stripes, cluster stripes, combination stripes— refined patterns in keeping with the quality. All sizes 14 to 17. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. ig Savings For Decoration Day! Silk Waist to the Ladies! Straw Hat to the Men! T 4 Plenty| Sizén for Stowts The final week of the drive is here. Your Iast opportunit. straw hat or silk biouse with every purchase of $20 or over. The big savings will also help you dréss up for Decoration Day. Don't worry about the cash Our practical plan of payment will enable you to dress up! Come! Cmnen' to get a free L Dress Up for Decoration Day Butler brings you clothing happi- ness. Buy now— pay after! O - Holeproof Silk Hosiery All Colors and Black $19 .. Van Raalte Silk Hose All Colors and Black §1.98 ,. Onyx Pointex Silk Hose Black Only $19,.. Exqui_site New. Assembled at our famous low price—hundreds and hun- £ dreds of bewitching new fash- ions in quality millinery. In- £ cluded are charming hats of White Milan Fine Leghorn- Georgette Crepe Canton Crepe Tafieta Silk Hemp and - . Tagal Straws Large,'medium and small models trimmed with flower clusters, wreaths, fraits, ostrich, ribbons, rosettes, embroldery and fancy feathers. White, black and all colors. During Our Drive for 1,000 New Customers Twe- ..ouser Suits Silk Dresses $29.50"to $55.00 $14.75 to $49.75 Boys’. Two-Pants Suits Coats and Wraps . 9695 to $15.95 $16.75 to $55.00 _Trousers . Trimmed Hats $3.95 to $12.95 Ty (LT T Another Wonderful Purchase Lace-Clocked $94 .98 Silk Hose First in Fashion The best. of good news—duplicating our recent success- ful sale with another. shipment of beautiful quality lace- clocked stockings to sell .underprice. Some are pure silk to the tops, others have lisle garter tops. Standard $2.75 and $3.00 grades, but subject to mi- nute—and entirely harmless—irregularities. Black, cordovan, African brown, taupe and white. Get a supply for the whole summer! Hats One shundred beautiful Trimmed Hats, in dark and light shades— M Joveliest of the season's models, in ; styles for the miss, H young woman and £ matron—at -a . price = truly sensational . Dress Waists 350 lovely waists, including striped or beaded georgettes, crepe de chine, plain and em- . broidered overblouses, satins, etc., In a host of good colors and ° styles .. aren Dress Skirts S1I-7ST.NW. . - - - BI-7ST:NW. A splendid array of skirts in heather mixture and SZ 98 o < LTI SO R