Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1923, Page 28

' 28 PONTSWAYTOAD " ARNY RECRUTIG Col. E. W. Tanner Ready to Assist Reserve Officers in Enlistment Drive. BAND CONCERTS. The United States Army Band, W. J. Stannard, ban today at ‘13th and streets, at 7:30 p.m. March, “Hostrauser's, Chambers Overture, “The Merry Wives of Windsor” ....... . Nicolai Selectlon, “Echges from the Metropolitan Opera House,” Tobani Excerpts from “Woodland,” Luders Fox trots, (a) “Barney Google,” Rose-Conrad (b) “Hi Lee, Hi Lo,” Schuster Selection, “The Fortune Teller,” Herbert Excerpts from “The Magic Mel- ody” Romberg March, fol. E. W. Ta , recrufting officer Col. E. W. Tanner, recruiting e “The of the district of Washington, an- nounced today that he “stands ready in any way possible” to assist officers helding commissions in the reserve corps to secure one recruit for the Regular Army during the next few months, as requested by the adjutant general For the benefit of some res s who may not Chambers Star Spangled Banner.” Army Music School, Washing- ton barracks, at 7:30 -p.m. (senfor band leader students conducting’ March and “F ocession of Bac- chus,” from * ik yivia, Delibes (Conducted by Charles F. Wad- dington). Overture, “Raymond”... Thomas (Conducted by Charles V. Ban- nt under eighteen years Eac be enlisted under any eir- | Mammy cerpts from the opera kado” .. Sullivan ‘A young man between the ages of D o 2 (Conducted Apple- eighteen and twenty-one must pre- sent written consent from his - ents, who will state applicant’s age’of date of birth. Both parents | should sign, if both are present, but the written consent of one is suffi- nt in the absence of the other. He | cannot enlist If either parent objects. | In case neither parent is living app cant must be informed that he can- not enlist until he has had a guardian appointed and ures the guardlan’s Waltzes, (Conductey Solo for in Bb' (Played by from “The Hirsch Nord). Arditl Olaf’ between | thirty n, it | “Good “Wood ¥ be en Free- e, in_ this harge t of lost discharge ruiting officer will s from the adjutantigy. .o, e ot o G L Ao l;.h was a daughter of Gen T_l! mas statement of age. In case of original | J. Henderson of Illinois. Mrs. Farns- enlistment _(no i service) appli- | worth was ber of the D. A. R cant must present proof of age. aod the held Spangled Hanner.” o or the affidavit of two dis- s showing appli one vears of age THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. MUTT AND JEFF—The Evidence Was All Against Mutt. LISTEN, JEFE! My wire WENT OVCR Tos HER MOTHER'S House T SPEAD THe NIGHT, So ¥'LL MeeT You AT THE LIIN TAMERS CLUB IN TWENTY MImUTES & SOFT,EHZ. MY WIEE'S BAC AND T PROMIS HeR T'D Be IN BED BY Gido. AUGUST 14, (Copyright, 1923, by H. C. Fisher. Mark reg. U. 8. Pat. 0f1.) Trade T ][FINCTSHE'S GonmA GCCUPY YU TR RooM TONIGHT So You'nt HAve T Go uP ™ THe AtTIC!, Aon. since Fok e Love THE SAmMeE WHeN You OF MIKE, DeA R BeEN SLEEPING | use OLD MUTT: 2 \IN YoUR CLOTHES, HeLLo,MuTT . X Sece You KEPT YouR PROMISG: A NEIGHBOR WAS PLAYING A SAXoPHoNE AND [T | MADE MGETHCR NERVOUS: accept of the | ON ARMY ACTIVE LIST from the A or his transfer to’the Army r his own applica- | Former Commissioner Has Not Fully Decided to Engage in tion. He by virtue Civil Pursuits. Charles Keller, who relinquished the Commissioner of th years. Bell, Corps of ppointed 'Engir of the District in Jyn - | but at the request office | €Xtended two month: tion is to continue Col. Keller's as an officer of the ac Army on leave of ab- Corps of ! 5 contract for the a it is not applied for ‘alifornia, s sion as f the intends to do so. TI gaining among some of his mil- nds in this city that he has et finally concluded terminate ctive military career and engage civil pursnits by the District Col mit him to visit ¢ over the field be OPEN SATURDAY UNT rs having a pro- in view will call u local recruiting office, in the old Ford’s Theater bullding, 10th t northwe: Telep i branch 116%, Col. Tanner w send one of his view Every R Fixtures Article For v GOPHAM 25% to 50% Off -The Original Prices in the during the present fiscal year. CLOSING OUT SALE DIES AT VIRGINIA BEACH. | v 2 i : OF ENTIRE STOCK AT Mrs. Mary H. Farnsworth Expires| e 1 i D 1 21 2 G St Suddenly at Resort, 5l ) T have him_ phy nd to all the | « paper work, and, if qualified, | to collect on it will enlist him - — ““Thi ded Col. Tanner, y The Cap With the RED Flap Attached “Iwant the milk its authorized strength. An little enough to ask that each offi e only one recrui v v of the fact that| 1 are due to go out Mrs. Mary He wife of Jo retired, died Virginia Beach, where she ha been spending the summer. The body | has been brought to the family home, | . 1128 East Capitol street. The funeral L ' ARM BAGS will be held this afternoon at 2| FANCY LEATHER GOODS OF o'clock from the family residence, EVERY DESCRIPTION Rev. Enoch Thompson of the Protes- tant hpisc(vn;lht' urch of the Nativity Will Continue in Business officiating. e interment will be in | Arlington national cemetery. | At 1339 F Street N.W. Mrs. Farnsworth was a native of iinois. She had been a resident of | Amelwun Washington for the past forty vears.| —— — _alry Supply Co., Makers, | ‘Washington, D. C. Tomorrow—First of Three Days of COURTESY In The Hecht Co. Half Yearly FURNITURE SALE At The Hecht Co. Courtesy Days are exactly what the term expresses. They are our gesture of invitation for you to come to see this beautiful furniture. They are something more. They are an opportunity for you to inspect and compare. Here, spread out be- fore you on three great floors, is the greatest collection of furniture we have ever offered in these Half Yearly sales. g The regular prices are on it—in clear plain figures, and the reduced prices. - There is a saving on everything! You may inspect—make comparisons—and talk it over at home. We are sure you will buy here. We have confidence in the compelling values! Purchases madé during Courtesy Days will be dated as of Monday, August 20 — the First Day of the Sale. - The Hecht Co Member Better Business Bureaw 7th at F le for retirement . | active service of | | | | | | | —By BUD FISHER. | A Brand New Baby Grand for You Must Hurry—Only a Limited Number at This Price! EASY TERMS!! Had we waited until Fall to purchase these instruments we could not have made this great saving possible. We were of- fered an opportunity to help relleve the congested condition of one of the largest manufacturers of Grand Pianos by purchasing two carloads at prices way below the present market figure. We are passing this great saving on to the public. We could hold these instruments until FaH and sell them at much greater prices, but we have built up our reputation through giving greater values to the Washington public than any other store and we urge you to take advantage of this opportunity. The Ideal of Every Woman’s Heart!! Every woman has cherished the thought that some day her home would be beautified by a dainty little Baby Grand Plano. Its charm and grace add an atmosphere of refinement and ele- gance to the home. You need not long for a Baby Grand Piano another day, as this great sale makes it possible for you to own one immediately. Just think of a beautiful little new Baby Grand for only $397 and on small monthly terms that you will The Refined Home of Today Demands a Baby Grand The Baby Grand is the type of piano. that is the acknowl- s edged last word in plano con- d struction! The type of plano Brand-New that s exclusively used by mas- Baby Grand ter musiclans—by the artists A Little Beauty at of the Concert Stage—and by the musically cultured gener- ally. Every modern home should be equipped with a Baby Grand Plano. Parents! Don’t Neglect Your Children’s Mu- sical Education! Parents! Do mnot neglect your children’s musical educa- tion. The world 1s tull of par- ents who meant well by their children, but who failed to give them the advantages of Jife until it was too late. Don't deny your children a musical education now, or you may be sorry later. Buy a piano now while your children are young, are at homte, and can learn music. Give your children their chance in lite, buy a lit- tle Baby Grand Piano today. . Brand-New Baby Grand Apartment Size 593 This Dainty Little Exactly Like Picture Shown D97 Terms Only 32.50 Per Week Call and inspect this beautiful little instrument. It must be seen to be appreciated. Never to our - knowledge has such a beautiful little instrument been offered at this price. Only a limited number can be sold at this figure. You must hurry if you would secure this real bargain. Your Upright Piano Taken in Exchange—Full Resale Value Allowed! Arthur G Street at 13th JORDAN PIANO Company Washington, D. C. HOME OF THE CHICKERING PIANO!!!