Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1923, Page 4

4 o ) d THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST H S LETTER S“]I_EN’ ’i :g 'gige:jtg’?;:e i WHEN THE DATY. SLIPS YOUR MIND. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. S E KRAMER BA[}K JOHNSON DECLARES| Blackbirds Away 2 1 | FROM TRIP ABROAD Declaring that thousands of blackbirds have nestled in the . . shade ees on Newton s be- . . Senator Says Foes in Cali-| tween S5 and 150h streets nortn- Assistant School Superinten- = east, residents of the block today o A fornia Reveal Own Char- | ikca the Commissioners to et dent Reports England Sac- The Delicious Spread for Bread rid of them. . acters by Theft. In a formal petition signed by s rificing for Education. Prejudi si: Z side t th t t, th R g L e STARTS WRITING LETTER ASKS WIPE SAY,TS THIS WIFE REPORTS THAT ERNIE'S —_— reJu 1C€ Senator Hirap Johnson hit back [ find some v of chasing the THE TWENTY- THIRD. OR. BIRTHDAY, AUG 3, WAS ON Assistant Superintendent of Schools o . : . political enemies in California : the citizens per- {TWENTY - FOURTH OF A SATURDAY S0 THAT WOULD Stephen E. Kramer has returned to Galileo was imprisoned for teaching st s it inechnes or ilie pbriication : i LAUGUST ? MAKE THIS THE 22R° is desk after an extenslve tour In that the Earth moved Round the Sun. St escirnia ot letter written by 3 muni of a pest and Kurcpe, and is now busily engaged 1 AR o Sineio Fonnsoniio sl sracuutirreahl| Naulsancaiiet S I Betting all the necessary propara- Don’t let prejudice imprison you—keep rges, secretary to oy B0 st d e d of Commissioners, ad- tions made for the coming school | you from trying delicious NUCOA and Senator Johnson mitted that he was no authority | year. One of the first matters Mr. | . . the letter now publis! had b on the subfect of (;!l;qn;hlrni o A\ & Kramer is planning to devote his at- findmg out for yourself that itis e S e | Dlackbirds and decided to refe \ g entic o i e sisizame stolen. He said that he hoped the | gy siion to the police department. P ol RO (38 o ansigmment o incident would be taken by the oppo- hers to classes. Finest Table Quality ¢ r invitation to a contest .- > Mr. Kramer expects a al in- 2 i | ) Z ot BT R et At One-Half the Price n the | . b attend the District schools, or B &’ » A e THE BEST FOODS, Inc. g e ) de and high schools will ra; NEW YORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO : 4 = | ,000 to 70,000. ::r‘;l{r’; ]”]:_' M v said he GRANDMA PUTS IN ERNIE'S QUESTION OF DATE 1S TOR - SAYS NEVERMIND HERE'S : ot would 1ike to T but saw BIRTHDAY WASNT ONSAT- GOTTEN IN ARGUMENT OVER, # CALENDAR RIGHT ON THE Which heretotoge could he defeated for renomination URDAY - SHE'S SURE 1T ERNIE'S BARRTHDAY DESK. AND WHAT DO YOU T o WAS ON A FRIDAY KNOW 1TS THE 25T Court Decision on Protested ~ N Drafts Causes Concern in JJ : e > Sadents t5 ot soiel ae i | E I S E M A N ’ S SRR Tl iy Official Circles . in’ order to relieve the congestion | :Il{--u re rw'h!\: n o n i) 3 \ < um—r,» who, ‘Llunvm::llnslwu‘r m‘ 605-607 7th St. Pleasai g ;“‘ t We Are Locat going Considerable interest has been r in order to m: T The excerpts fro Lor's | aroused erce Depart- B S S i o b e st s : = iy o i : Match ;Your Odd Coats — e Kramer, who pointed ou sEet F 1 SUC PULLY AS HE PINISHES LETTERL. h y of the. Chonh ten u‘r in ‘n A s 3 s between Cuba and the United| | PETUAL CALENDARS AND TO GET \T TUXED RIGHT HAS - GRANDMA ASKS BY THE WAY that of tlie st maia e With Our Special C half tha & ot st WASNIT BEEN CHANGED ~BRIGHT IDEA OF LOGKING WAS [T TODAYS PAPER HE et o L asidiast AN Feported to the department by SINCE MARCH 1921 AFTER AT DATE ON NEWSPAPER. WANTED - THAT MUST BE gifars i e e i propn | cion invalidates protested FINDS JT'S THE 23 5P VESTERDAVS (ONIHIS DESE] feanartianns 0 b theAmeri. r ndorsed by two witnesses, = 1 cn taken he court's action mer stated that the British | { budger dealing with public schools has e : <5 \WARNING SOUNDED ‘Somerset Somersaults Over Dress | i ndininioin | $ 4,65 B G REVEL AT MARSHALL HALL Defi Flappers Hurled at Censors =7 i i et 7o i s > e | (N GRIP' DIAGNOSIS | alor of ignora o! that is, as a n investment rather than as a gif Make use of vour odd coats Several Hundred D. C. Employes on Annual Outing. | hundred Distr mpl {"B N ® s , with our spec Must Make Fight. went to Marshall Hu rday . Symptoms of the “devil's grip, LiEHs iy OB mermet s e e | ifia uppec. don t. hearing of | The dele noor on their first annual o deassiocn boces a, | ersuulted into @ style cluss war With | the meoting, stor t. ‘Thelr verbal however, differen v B P on they competed i : ¢[the bobbed hi lipstick-wavi: rotest, delivered in rhyme, was as Our stock ts X exactly otnofde weith symptoms | the bobbec . lipsti aving | p . deli n rhyme, Dur s consist SmBOREd 0T o1 ic eve nd the evening w aEcy et short and snappy as the dre nd & S e manter of the fapperette who de- JAMES FILES ACCOUNTS. | of fine ol trousers- in charge of arrar e, according James | more timid sisters of long tresses and | |y William Francis James, represent i F rized the affair shiet » he Gal- | Silkless stockings on the other. ! leve cion N R nd predicted it would bec piiet su ot theitaic) tive from Mich recently adjudged ind predicted it would become The first clash occurred vesterday | | bankrupt Justice B ustom. Linger Hospital i st . He warned readers of the list of |When the Parent-Teacher Association | i Court, N FLYING CIRCUS symptoms. as printed in The Star|formally indorsed the “old-fashion- | rs exited hite g = 4 5 2 serges, €assin 2 «d” girl and took steps to pe ! t s was turned into L : 00 . S A 3 vesterday and as taken from a letter | ¢d” @irl and took steps to petition | the e oy v o o - - T D % C Fowier District heaiti | the school boatd o adopt a tiniform |SU INdiEnation mectinw . =, 0 - o ) Labor Day Feature Being Ar-|omcer, to local physiclans, not to|St¥le of dress for ail school glrls. |gemanded of the school board, the By th skirts, bobbed hair and low neck, e the first day of t 5 and wests 1,: August 24.—This | sleeveless dresses astern High § narking ten or m seri- | fapper array one side and her | batterns and shad ' as flanne | t here, claiming . ranged at Richmond, Va. jump to the conclusion they had the in Michigun e e cial Dispateh to The Star, oy dtnease ‘de e d by Dr. Fow- ler.” decla annon today, voic- LTI H] amn- an our opponer hat sht Willeox is general Other Poswibilities. ! Washington 621 Pa. Ave. Regular $2.95 to $5.75 values RICHMOND, Va., Auguat2d-—Among/| There are tenior more serions i) P R T e i unae: & " Simon. | Ing the opinion of other physicians | y, o s consultec h < understood that several machines | With whom he nusulted, who litical success only. an of the committee arran e S < for the celebration, having | o 1 M “with, even it the | s at the Labor day cele- ¥ as does the 15 o here for the occasion and h of symptoms may 014 Crew in Saddie. {about one hundred from the various | ma¥, S, SUITTNS those’ of the | Both Stores Open All Day Saturday o will be a flying dron e o Sesion and 2 Stores in | 14th and N. Y. Ave. Dresses L s e digease with the lurid nam: perforated | «mong these found the letter of ons B to Boynton with excerpts e men so often .formerl : etter,”and published Mc- |PUSUmoORie BT . 0 kanda.” Dr i u ca ,t ss Teoat s palL By 3 rore-| g " Gannon said. “to describe the list of | , ‘) 'l ‘l l‘ ubout €% ! - h some things that must not | Who will ;‘l-d hem £ ° = if 1 could ¢ { . and that de- tafiecl () _ L Hoover or ther 5 en ‘ many of them § 1y | old crew : the | One of the an , o the « 8 ey first time i v's rooms or g his_private : ¥ state, all its oflic 3 {li | property or private corresponde: tant orgar bublicit iy th thus approp otherwice. T i ety Snat was done in this fonsy of, dishtan Dinceant Remaining Stock of andier hes been in Was particular instance. named -quir me- o attention, accurate diag- | is to have\ cha 5 Objects to Stealing. diate skilled attentio 5 any cases| . M . SR s e e T OB I'ropical Worsted, Gabardine — - aits Very Special Values which occur in the correspond- Slight variations in the symptoms, | . t 9 ence of every man and woman, there | which 1d speak volumes to the} S el e s and Bedford Cord y omen’s ¥ A thatcannoc aled or'pub_{the layman who might thi el —in the famous middy and Oliver Twist styles—you'll . ok L deter X do object. however, to y i \ ) Iwistsy y s B 1 a or petty thieving in Vil e S I S f find these suits of most unusual quality in Navy, Cadet, Sllk-and_ Bl 1 e ion from Cali- | g I hope the letter $ ' itis, requir- | 0 m n Gray and Tans—trimmed with newest white and black ! . n by the opposition, well | jng immediate opcration braid—with attractive silk ties. Sleeves are full length Flber Hose his instance, as an in-| Dr. Gannon belleves that no one and cut. Sizes 3 to 10. vitation contest in California. a person died of the “devil's| e S bl e ithout an autops the | lidacies, are determined | symptoms of the disease are sof Values —Black and Colors, slightly irregular. enough, tho ascribe it % ional convention year shall while the great major| of the vic Beautif anc ceable - vic- | - lifornia Californ is— Comebanck. iu progressive republican state. Senator Johnson's statement issued ’ . . : sition without limitations of [ statement given out in Washington |tyma are under twenty years of age| and fairly worth a ten-spot more, and a full Specials are Ofiered in Toilet GOOdS stockings of thread s g by Senator Hiram Johnson, dictated folder persons are not altogether fm. assortmefit of patterns and sizes Shehilate ihe R "20“ sale that me . and sizes. S isual cconomy. hote ) Department for Saturday Shoppers » 3 _ k Gannon. . and excerpts Tt's always unprofitable to discuss light wa ) i KS JOHN! “ Xy 3 e e R THIN B0 «DEAD pany the disease,” o that they may jon of this e o flius more readily recognize it 3 hich Dr. | clothes offered you at $21 for quick clearance. 2 : 5 Lace-Clocked Feon @t Georgetown Tnive o | 72 sheets of Melrose writ- Wax Paper, 6 for 25c. Silh : t letter of his|matters with a corpse. If the late Ipital, objects to. as do other i ing paper with 50 envelopes, Pebecco Tooth Paste, 39c. Silk Hose n qh 11‘.:,nlr|n:\.-d‘ M}hm; u.‘d";iy n.; mlohn-l “}: ns r,-h,,\-lj,..\‘, “,"r: if the average h A S 7 ing pap Ol B Ram o :publican | tention to the new friends that he layman is told that the “new” disease -oay g of Californi nd less to his enemies that ne’u”::z Oftan fatal and' s suppiled Last Of the MO air Suits 35¢. ] | the following over the telephone from e Del Monte, Calif.. where he is spend- r. Mr. M 3 15 10 fdle stat o 4 delesation to the republican | similar to the symptoms of the other | nd of po 1 oppos s 'O, August 23.—An- [make its appearance in Washington. | 155 fully —White, strictly perfect. in Califor M. Lawrence, mentioned fn a| Dr Fowler told ph that | —fine all-wool guaranteed clothes that are fully rly of s cquently discusses, he would be |with a list of symptoms he will jump | % 2 z Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Dorins’ Rouge. 50c size, 39c. e oo to the conclusion that he has the| —all sizes, including those for stout men Cream, 50c size, 39c. Palmolive Shampoo, regu- jant to pronounce hia | devily arip” and attempt to treat| wearing up to size 50. Dark blue, black Coty’s Face Powder, 85c. lar 50c bottle, 15c¢ trial bottle, If, however, he In reality is suffer- and gray—plain and striped...... o ing ‘from pneumonia he will lose pre. clous hours in correct attention and ; © in | funeral oration. The letters were ob- northern Herbert | tained in the regular course of busi- Hoover and devotes himself to men-|ness. The senator is probably more dacious abuse of me. Lawrence sur- | disturbed over those that have Rot reptitiously obta 1 tters from the ' been published than over those that files and private office of Mr. Boynton, ha 3 Colgate’s Talecum Powder, value 65c. Special 39c. 20c; 10c vial perfume free. Roger & Gallet Face Pow- Liquid Glazo Polish, regu- der; regularly 35c. Special, larly 50c. 39c. 29c. j Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder, Mum-—a delicate deodorant, regularly 25c. 19c. regularly 2. Special, 18c. Womenis Melba Shaving Cream, 35¢; Kio Bath Tablets. Special, and plain can Toning Powder free. 6¢ each; 69c dozen, Ivory Combs, 19¢. Mavis Talcum, regularly Ivory-like Hair Receiver 25c. 16c. : and Powder Box, 95¢ each. Coty's Perfume, Paris, Chpre Castile Soap, 2 for 18c. La rose Emevaude and SKIRTS Neet, a hair remover, 42c. L’origgn, ¥4 ounce, $1.00. the phyaiclan will be called only| when it is too late. LT rour CORD TIRES Four s0a, 91500 30y Ford Specials T . A We will change the fabric tires on your new Ford car and equip it with Wflaue’h:xn":::o;eAzx'n sfor ;l:l dinner (4) four CORD TIRES for the small sum of $15.00. The tires taken in covered with sugar, s-:ni-l:odm‘:ith :'l':::: \ exchange must be new. Mounting service free. al beauty and sty Bargains in Jewelry Department il i chorce s he skirts are p The new Wooden Bead Indestructible ‘pear] beads boxed and : lp'm:'!, Necklaces in the popular col- at $1.00,also La Suberbe guar- >§Hne~. .‘Lm e and | = ckla '3 also = la ett’s < ors, $1.00. ix;\t;le‘v)dogearl necklaces, $2.95 o g Barpins set with white bril- S0c carrings in latest styles 00 liants, 29¢. and full variety of colors, Lo Large assortment of bead special, 39¢. T necklaces, all new styles and $1.00 Earrings at 89c¢. j colors; regular $1.00 values Beautiful assortment of . - - special at 89c. brilliantly studded combs, Extra Values in Colored glass bead peckA very specially, priced irom Blouses and laces; big assortment of col- 39¢c to $5.00. o ors, 50c value, special at half Palm leaf fans, regular 3c, Overblouses pECCRZBts atoe Variety of styles, all crisp, new and unmussed. Leather Handbags T, 3 i trimmed with Paisley; $1.00 Children’s party 75c Tan Cowhide Bos- $l .35 e e 3 DOXES o oisianioessias ton Bags, special. white linene tailored 4 Mermaid Vanity Box, fitted blouses. i including new Wwith mirror and purse; silk lined; & Big asso:t.m:n;;incs:anfi and also the popular peuch-shaped andiaftsschye Do o bag, in brown, tan $1.00 Value c bags in many differ- $1 00 and gray; good qual- 52 98 ent colors.. * ity leather. i . T T T L T LT L then put into the oven and baked? You can always be sure the meat is juic tender, and wonderfully fine flnvorv’: 1,1; every ham that bears the stamp A UTH. Moade in Washington by N. Auth Provision Co. Step Plates, Aluminum and Rubber .................99¢c R D hERaIDS:- .. .. o) s s s e s isi OTC Bumper Lyon Spring (Installed) ..................$9.95 Tire Cover forSpare Tire . ... .................... $1.10 Miller Tire Co.’s Tube Repair Kit. No. 100 §ize. cs . .36 Y, WASHINGTON ACCESSORIES CO. Phone Main 1394 17th and L Sts. E. E. Lipphard, Mgr. T Sunnnnn ’