Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1923, Page 36

LAW OBSERVANCE Milton Thompson, Nettie M. Torpey, George K. Traber, | Runkre, A. B. ster, A. Schiup, Willlam Schoonmaker, Vincent A. C. Scul Paul D. Seghers, John Arthur Sha: Ethelbert Lucian Smith, Jamed A DUTY, SAYS FRIES|: Lester C. Sm! Stephens, Arthur Symon ith, M. se 3lenn Tolson, Walter Kay Trought, Donaid David Utt, A B, LL. B lace, Roy 'E. Watson, Harrison Ma ih."uw““e' Melvin Dwight Wils; Chemical Warfare Service Fiorence C. W E. York, Spencer PUPILS GIVE PLAYS. Closing Exercises Held at French 8chool of Misses Maret. French playlets, recitations and songs, dances and instrumental music were given at the “dis tion des prix” “or closing exercises 'of - the French School of the Misses Maret at the Plavhouse Tuesday afternoon. Three of the playlets, one of them a French version of Tom Sawyer, .36 = " THE EVENING STAR Andrew Greer Scarborough. | sie Behrend, Loul Benham, Emelie Ben- ,_Carolyn Byrne, Wilmar Colwell, Francis Cunningham, Edwin - Denby, jr.; Marion Denby, Arabecca Dulaney, Catherine Dungan, John Evans, Pris- cilla Evans, Benedicta Gannon, Sin- clair Gannon, Alice Glover, Gordon ‘Grimes, Kate Hopwood, Howard, Petriva Ji Luttrell, Blair Macfarlane, Ann lory, Bernice Safford, Ailene Sloco- | vich, Tantha Smith, o | Oliver . Taylor, El Seymour -1 . THURSDAY, "M Y 81, 1933, were written b* Miss Marthe Maret. n. 4 The pupils taking part in the exer- | Turfier, Cadw: “'del-( cises were Harriet Balla, 2 El al- Chief Speaks at Y. M. C. A. .. School Commencement. Edw. gree—Bernard Connor, B. Aa s lace O. Gries B.C : Reuben Rosenberg, mes Norbert Sullivan, B. / master of commercial s e—Hugh Lewis Ducker, ter H. Robinson, B. C. and Edgar Thomas Wagn Strict observance of the law is the| duty of every true American. Brig.| ¢ g Gen. Amos A. Fries, chiet of the chemical warfare service, declared at the commencement exercises of the Washington School of Accountancy and the Washington Law School of | the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night in Tech | High School auditortum. i Brig. Gen. Fries' speech was based on “Americanism.” He brought ou the fact that our Constitution and; Declaration of Independence were no accidents or sudden inspirations. Degrees were presented by James | B tor ctenucarion *' BEATEN BOXER SEEKS OPERA. That's all ScotTissue Towels cost per case in this city. In five, ten and twenty.-five case quantities they cost even less. Single cartons of 150 towels are now 40 cents. This is the result of our fight to lower costs and pass the saving on to the consumer. th be satisfied with less than ScotTissue Towels when they cost 5o little? Write us and we'll see that you are supplied with towels and fixtures. 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We have been making water heaters for 36 years. Your neighbors who own Humphreys will gladly tell you what a convenience they are. And the Cost— of Humphrey operation is comsiderably less than what you are paying now for a troublesome, insufe ficient hot water supply. Come in today and sec a demonstration. MUTUAL SERVICE, INC., 1411 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 3883 Thrift. president of the ¥ presided. SleulRLES Are elor or law Martyn ¥ Duvall Perry Henry is, jr., B. S. an and Louis of using' Stephen Edward a £ of commercial science de- . Mills, president - v president; —~uwhere you become acquainted. You will find in the many Departments of this strong Bank more than “moncy counters.” From this handy brass, nickel- » Qlated feture costing $1. lith 160 towels $1.40 A POPULAR HOTEL Fromt T Distinctive hotel exclusively = for women. Experienced personnel, beautiful ap- pointments. Excellent cui- sine and service attract the general public. The atmos- phere of a charming club, combined with the privileges and conveniencesofthemost modern hotel. Rooms $1.50 10 $6.00 a day. No tipping. Send for booklet. National Board Y. W. C. A. GRACE DODGE HOTEL his special outfit—$5 lete—Plate glass mir- ror. nickeled towel rack and 150 ScotTissue Towels. Hangs like picture on It is the desire of the Officers and other members of our staff to become personally acquainted with our depos- itors, particularly when opening a new account, in order to establish the friendship and confidence necessary to a mutual understanding. .“Robert Earl I : rren. John | BE SURE IT'S A HUMPHREY ' vin Ira Kephart, L.; Thomas lut T f ard Palme oftus, Tva t,_Eugene Federal-American National Bank 1315 F Street HER, JOHN of the Doard POOLE, President. he cfulius Lansburgh gfurniture (o. Corner Ninth and F Streets N.W. Entrance 909 F Street W. T. GAL Chair Union Station Plaza “WASHINGTON. D.C. 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