Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 30

30 ; : - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST. 28 1923. K AY’S [ENTS. AM MENTS. AMUSEMENTS. U.S.Can’tLend | o0 o e | s AMTSEMENTS. gth Annual Grand o kA ] 2 Cots toG.A.R. e Races.” | A\ LOEW'S Tournament LEGION DISCORD BY RADIO TODAY vaudeville and motlon ¢ pictures, A L A c 3 2:45, 6:30 and 8:40 BE”EVED AT END Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainmest. For Convention L METROFOLITAN | I ALAC > Acting Secretary Davis of the |75 and 9 "l" m. f \\\ LOCAL STATIONS. in_School.” by Dr. A. Goldstein. War Department has denied ,HTL;';‘J:‘\—. g';";,*},:f{;z;""iz:'; § e . NAA—Naval Radlo Station, Radio, RA20 pm—Concert by Mrs. George| the request of J. H. Willlamson, | 41s,“5:05. 50 pom. N an ress a Department Committee Set- (435 Metern). Gerst. barltone; Hymen Diamond, vi-| Secretary of the national Grand COLUMBIA—"Hollywoed,” continu- & 3$:25 p.m.—Complete live stock mar- | o1inist. Army of the Republic encampthent, |ous 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. .\\§ e tles Controversies That kv; &m},".'.etwum" it SnenoRk: 8:45 p.m.—Farmer market report. to be held at Milwaukee, Wis., next (:ENT!:AI.—"UHI'&L the 'r«m:nukgr;:' § = - $:05 p.m.—Crop report and special A e R month, for the loan of Army cots 12-3‘0;‘;; ‘3 1, 4:44, L «\Jd. 10:0: 2 § . f L Threatened Disruption. | '™ Daiey’ market report. 6:50 pwr—Beatime atorics. | and blankets for the use of Unton |y PVTD SINENTCRG W03 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29 . : 145 0o’y pme—tSupplies and Prices| 8 to 8:58 p.m.—Musical program;| Veterans of the civil war. Not- |9:i5 p.m. \ : , bt Fich at Boston, New York, Norfolk. | Cope Harvey's Orchestra g withstanding his personal wishes | CRANDALL'S—' § A Paramount Picture sl e e Wity pea Saeslal (uthemant 3¢ Taihts fiom " % and Chicago.” by the De-| 9:06 p.m—Review ting se .m., 12:40, 2 \ : oments ng the entire du The settling of two controversies iv’:r;rn::r:‘vlfl:«’ .(1};&\;&!;::0 by the De Mg hx;'nunl}:‘\;i;:‘»\m::’ the latest| jn the matter, says the mllvm. se ;\Imr;.n!x. 40, 2, § Allan Dwan’s pictwization of || FREE DANCING. Beautiful ride on the historic Potomac. A day that youll remember that have threatened to disrupt the 05 to 8:20 p.m.— Publi~ health retary, he finds that the War De- GAYETY—"The Bostonians,” bur-| N Samuel Shipmaw's stage success || ore wawprer” wra wmnr || | STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER CONRAD NAGEL LEW CODY i ROUND TRIP e morale of the American Leglon in|scrvice broadea “Epllepsy.” | WBZ—Springfield, Mans. (337 Meters), | Partment is without legal autifor- this city for the past month, by action { 10:05 p.m.—Weather bureau report. 5 p.m.—Organ recital. ity to meet the request. A o de- 5 p.m.—B: sco No executive department of the of the executive committee of the de I AeaL el erte > executive department of the | ppgay ypp NIVORCE GRANTED. lespue, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m. Beventh Strest Whart at 10 27722, MU TE S % E 4 partmental officials last night, is be- | WIU—Doubleday-Hill Electrie Com-{ §:30 p.m.—Bedtin government,” he explains, “has the e e | o e e i s lieved by the directing heads of the rany (261 Mecters). el < power to turn r government Justice Bailey of the District Su- [Ny (omedy—News Views—7o \ 4:80. & and 11 P. M. 4 Tegion here to be a 'real step farward ) to 5:30 p.m.—Musical program: | 30000 3 RO Eavicat surves property to states or Individuals |preme Court yvesterday signed a final \ Tom Ganvon's Music \ C Stops made at Alexandria, Va. Z o s se ball scores. 1 . 3 to be used f m ot 5 Srce Ao s 7 Snal adlontive of A M Eoni iiovarent L i Mfrv n Base ball scores; bedtime Mtor Eaciibog puspassnot lll:(ru of uh«nl:ul- m\l( T P,‘ :summ. N\ \ //;, to place harmony and co-operation a3 | wiL—Continental Eleetrte Company | ¥ for grown-ups. e i Tne prup- | [InETetle framiia e Ditstte, x“h.L,rg-J \ \ Z 2 yno e 4 3 sonal, of the ol ;:e ';‘T""[ tasiof ["i‘“fl SR LTS i WLW—Clncinnati (309 Meters). Unifed States is dedicated by law |reshondent. = The husband ts eiven | LOEW’3 . ashington leglonnares. Lo mbrogram of I} 10 pm _—Circle Orchestra; Howard| (0 the usex and purposes of the |{uStody of their minor child. Lev | \ 5 Former Rullng Modified. i e fon. psyc £y y S| Hafford. tenor; Gladys Helen Woerz,| United States, and nothing short of ¥ Db s ome a e Clatysatinay. { soprano. | @n act of Conkrens cun authorize —_— i - Wailliex WOt reeRn il whslouNtEd asl y = | its appropriation to any other uses The use of his frec hours makes or | Axizis commander of George Washington | WIH—Willlam F. WHover Company WWJ—Detroit (516 Meters). | Lot DuEpOsCs mars a_man. Post. was turned down, but at the (398 Meterw): 8:30 p.m.—News Orchestra; Schme- | — = = L same time the committee reporttd| 3 to ¢ p.m.—Musical program; mar-|man's Concert Band from Belle lsle| e == = = = NOW PLAYING that it belleved that Maj. Walker had | ket reports. Paark. | = E = e = N{’"’l‘ on “mistaken judgment” instead { ey | ZE O R T T T T O 2 O T 2 T s R B T BT of “bad faith. WCAP—Chexapenks d Potomac ‘Tel- | | H In regard to the solicitation of | ephonme Company (160 Meters). KSD—st. Louls (548 Meters). funds during a legion or post drive 9 p.m.—Orchestral concert: or n it was definitely decided that th 6:30 p.m.—Ruth E. C. Morgan, tal-|recital; vocal and instrumental spe- EW Y = B < fors TR . future mo post or Individual can | ented young lyric soprano, accom- |cialties. - NEW - ABDBDRESS 1325 F STREET & Earamouyt Chictuse golicit funds from the public or in-|Panied by Madeleine Vose. e .‘4:‘7-711'2{25"0”,“,3%7;;‘.5535 PeRRiTTed dividuals in the name of the Ameri- 6:45 p.m.—York Trio, under the di-| 7O C—1 . Chas. Waldron's can Legion, without first obtaining |rcction of Edwin Grasse, consistin |._‘:5°‘ "'"‘f"’.""f' (A8 maetemn). : WiTH 30 STARS AND 50 2 “"' f°' Prige of 1 BOSTONIANS ’ the written approval of the executive | ¢f Bert Brenner, violin; orge i A imes concert % ' 1 Continuous from 12 Noon With Scotty Friedel & Ernie Mack committee or the (leparhlmon( com- { Mahone no; Nat l\;h(“l(l cl(l];)‘ LD.:: —B: ball scores; weather | ° NoTA'LE‘ | ‘A’ DAYl ST EH: XACZlS Next Week—Jack Rei Record Breakers' mander. Furthermore that no com- ogram: “Seranata’ (Moskowsky): | forecast. 7 nusual Comedy Spectacle | — e = missfon be paid to any solicitor and anish ce” (Moskowsky): “Bo- ilent night. F al C l c f { INCLUDING | FOUR OTHER STAR ACTS \CH ‘< P ‘AK - 5 that no solicitor he employved who is | lero” (Moskowsky) —_ | ln e a I‘ a n e 0 \ i | Wm 8. Hart ST e G { th b ALY not under the control of the posts or 05 p.m.—Four Aces Male Quartet WFAA—Dallas ( etern). H Pe R 4 the department, 2 iting of Matthew D. Van Delinda. | 5.30 to 10130 pm—Musical prowram ol Ne;q Agnes Ayres W"?&:‘;‘."" s omly ro,.\.):'.‘r&rmgzm;c ille | One Hour to the Seashore Pont Commanders (o Meet. 2 "terort’ Glorge: Kahne, - ecomd | maid e rier, P Musical prosram: Cocl Dl | Lanrice Joy | [f J2ce Koy 20 | Free Dancing ANl Amusemes A conference of post commanders | tenor: Fred T, Kent, first paos| 12 to 1 am.—Gibson Mandolin and Ver r 0 S n e r an e Valter Hiers ¥ [ Round Trip: Adults, 50¢; Children, will be held tonight at which time | 30D NS ) Guitar Club. Owen Moore Nita Naldi (Except Bundays and Holidays the qualifications “of_the "candldates | Frocram. «Winter song, (Bullard). | —— | May McAvoy Hope Hampton | ns_leave District I « s or post commander W e My & ed"t | 2 5 P | e District L qusgested for post « e e e T, Rt WHAS—Loufaville (400 Meteray. Jack Pickford Anita Stewart D FINAL WEEK"9BE 1 10, 110, s Ly, ; The meeting of the executive com- | ple) And Many Others Who'll Surprise Yoa 15, 11330, 230, 540 # mittee last night at the American TLegion's headquarters was the final NEWS—OVERTURE—ETC. quent Trainsx Returning MARY PHILBIN NORMAN KERRY t. but seventeen ars old.|"Just Among Home Folk Rialto one under the leadership of the De- | Program: * Polka (Rubenstein); | Theater organ; base ball scores. partment Commander. John Lew Prelude in B Flat” (Chopin An-| 8:30 to 10 p.m.—Vocal solos, Syl- . Smith, prior to the annual convent dante” (composed by Miss Weil). vian Trio: histor! episode; base S a d Su . et | D by A ey rio balh scores: Safets tali rim n mmei . 2 | 5 to 6 p.m.—Mary Anderson Theater K h 3 P () p.m.—Minnie Weil. brilliant | Orchestra: chorus by the Aloha Club. u en elmel' - C. September, 7 and §. when n ment officers will be elected. sopranc. | 50 p.m.—York Trio. Program WIAX—C Il‘\('lllnd (300 Meters). | B ° Get Children Ready for School. unzonette” (Techalkowsky); “Ber-| 7:30 p.m.—Concert by the Cleveland Advertisement elssohn) I - 8:10 p.m.—Four Aces Male Quartet. AR ; = Programs “Can't Yo' Hear Me Cailin, | WIPAF—New York (402 Meters). = e g urie d s INTRUDERS RANSACK ™ enr ™ By uiian roon | 418 B CHowe Rudoskiehs. pianist | 5 TAKOMA PARK HOMES | iigiicrs®: ™ o1 Kenushs Homer Gl PRINCESS 112 = HOME ;= < P n%. .| s 8:25 p.m.— Minnie Wel janist. = : @@lflmm Program: “Erolca” (Liszt); “La Solree WHMC—Memphix (500 Meters). | ---suits that sold to $60 M ClRCL Ample D Unlocked Doors “end Windows| &F Vienne" (Schubert-1.isat), I8 S 0 = Concart i puoTopLAYs VIOLA DANS, fn “HER FATAL MIL- E But 8:40 . York Trio. Program:} Jazz Boys. E LIONS. ™ Make Access Easy, Bu “Serenade” (Chaminade): Bacchanal —_ | at HIPPODR 8th & N. Y. Nothing Is Stolen. g‘“)‘:;:m;n_\vn“fiusuns_ Autumn” " and WSB—Atlanta (420 Meters). | C OME Ave. V. TIREORNOW.). 9 to 10 p.m.-—Musical program. AN i residences in the vicinity of — 11:45 p.m.—Raldowl concert h and 6th sireets, Takoma Park,| WRC—Radlo Corporation of America — IN THE WORLD M“D WHIRL OF |.|FE i (469 Meters). WDAF—Kansas 411 Meters). : i ; \ visited by intruders between 5i g D ] e 2K Wil Open Season i 3 visit P sl pm ashion Developments of | 6:50 p.m.—Base ball scores - - f . yvesterday afternoon an the Biinuter by AEnes oo, QPR oy s | 1923-1924 ‘ M P TRUXTON Fla : G w'civek at night, unlocked doors and| 3:05 p.m.—White House announce- . —“Nighthawk Frolic." . Gk open windows making access easy.|ments. Plantation Orchestra. ) Monday, Sept. 3rd - WIFE." with AllS Alsoe: Nothing was taken, howeve 3:15 p.m.—"“My Heart at Th) Voic BT U “fll P l P 1 Nothing was . from “Samson and Delilah” (Sain WIP—Philadelphia (500 Meters). s opular rrices LlBERTY . The houses visited and Saens); “A Dream” (Bartlett): "G e iier) xevxt. honcert Avenus at Ninth P BIC E JOY, were those of Stanley Horn As- [ anina E from “Dhe Firefiy~ ], 8 e e aores £ 3 T DaSeIoN NALDE and LEWIS s pen street; . H. Warren, 60 en | (FFimD—by Rav Taikin TE pm—Bedtime story: roll « e T SEMES A Lty - L i p.m.—"True Leadership,” by i & | = e Streot; Saran Carrick, 600 Aspen| 325 nmonTree Leaders) 715 pm—Mando String Orchestra " TODAY GLEN |/|CAROLINA 11 & ¥ ¢. ave. s.&2 street! A. H. McCory, 6811 6th street,{ (¢ II pualy . 8 p.m.—Minstrel show. A e WarsH and C. C. Carroll, 0301 Gth street. G Dim o onE ECIRIEby Charles Great Fa“s P k ECHO . y e ’ Tolice reached the conclusion that| Gordon. - = ar g g ! 3 boys «»ZJ r‘;-e Tnlrudzrs‘and that they LO:\" ;'91’::" ;‘l:m.»n of the national E = = o 5 40 Amusements and Dancing i ;( l\"x\r TARKE and ANTONIO MO, probably were looking for money. Dfrence boas i ancing—Picnic Groun | = :50 p.m.—Plano recital by Kather- ~ ree g B === CHEVY C] Conn. Ave. & — ine McCawley. 1l 1 —Boating—Fishing— HASE ,, Sonn Ave- 2 . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | b5y Sine Mt teey reem: RADIO NEWS alterations at actual cost ety s CHEVY CHASE LAKE{ Tanar—nor oS R TONIGHT. ing but Love” (Carrle Jacobs Bond)— . < LEWIK §TONE: LOUISE \ba Women's City Club—French_sec. | by Ray Tatian. =77 46958 BOM-T) S m TR o | !Round Trip '50c; Children 40c Tw"tfi““" zg'hd [ coronine o tion, dinner at'6 olclock: ollowed by | | b B e Arenm, Cour: by Marls{, o 1ike weddings will ‘be able to| Trains leave Terminal, 36th and O atiay an |§ NEW STANTON ° row, 11 a.m. i listen with thousands of others to, M Sts., on convenient schedule. | 7 Spotty Harvey | R by — DISTANT STATIONS. a wedding that is to take place from Lincoln P08t % oretock mt Gae | 411 Programs Scheduled for Easterm ! the stage of the Music Hall at the | Legion, will meet, 8 o'clock. at Eb- -~ bitt Hotel. Election of delegates SERRSRES Wime: | Cincnnati fan festival. It will be : ; . . o to department convention to be held WJIZ—New York (455 Meters o by WLW 130 v | El w next month. Dr. J. A. Ballard will S mistoey ror iare e “?"“‘ BYAWENL S o e ectric iring speak. Entertaining program in Green Satin and Her Maid [ ' '8 | Any 6-Room House Wired for Eccentric Comedy | i pe KA' Hal Roac LOWER PAVILION. 10:20. UPPER. aliforni: AGNES_AYRES. wit CRANDALL'S, 8 ) n Rosette.” Instead of shellacking the winding | 1325 F STREET | E'I‘noro 'I'Al, ah ,n.;_...E:,,_.,, St I’ G ’a' “(f=3|" 2w ening Schools” by|up coils, dip them for a moment in | 5 E 860.00 TAKOMA LTER HILRS, e 2 A5 o . « been | e R LS e ALPH P. GIBSON i p.m—Darl Bethman, baritone removed, and there will be left just | Housc of Kuppenhcimer Clothes an Potomac 728 S WEEK Last eve as it was growing dark Botoma~ 1035, Columbie mo . 1AM TO 11 P.WL “at 0 Street N.W. Hene &m"h = DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.M. nopTs MOGACS JHOLT, i 8 15 p.m.—"Dogs" by Frank Dole. !enough to hold the windings firm a beggar asked my aid; 1 handed| 7:30 pm—p e £ e Som ggar 3 o ar] qethman, baritone. | 1 order to keep the wires on the him a German mark; emotion he 5 p.m.—"Broadcastin’, Broadway" o H ] ” . | by fierlhfi Brainard. coil evenly spaced it is a good thing | = = = = = D t For et I lrl! \nlhmul l re!rn(u E and R. I. Ave, s princely. sum he | b3, Bertha Branard” con evenly ans on ST R C ST AMERICAN 13¢5 and 2. 1. ave. S “will buy the salt to savor] 3R =mmpleEMno L paT BOSWORTI, meat, if I can find some other guy S R radi who'll buy me things to cat.” And| WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters). such ingratitude we find in every 40 p.m.—Base ball scores. vagrant breast; the beggars mutter, 45 p.m.—Program of musi “Strike me_blind,” and sneer at our | &nd instrumental solos: addre bequest. And so we tire of doing|PB!Td Census™ il i good, we lose our pious zeal; few! gpgA—Pittaburkh (326 Meters). tramps will saw a cord-of wood i | ¢ pun—Tase Bl soores: Gtaner payment for a meal. I gave a man |concert a pair of shoes which only needed | 6:30 p.m.—Late news; humor from soles; “Now, doubtless, you will not Ju“Kevpm Chitdren’ tod " 7 : . — ren’s perfod. refuse.” I said, “to chop some poles.| 53 P-m_-Children's pe A delegate with proper pride will| p.m.—"Vour Child Progressing gladly make return for goods by kindly men supplicd, when he has| that we have a complete stock o BLANK BOOKS st Led by Ernest '] E. Morrisor: Paper Co. ||l Wi, iomars fa sace. 1009 Pennsylvania Zve. | riam. in Mawrice Kordcoun Avabinn’ Nixhts come ||| LEADER METAL GARAGES edy— “Only the Best” | THE BRASS|[_=" $5 Cash, $7.50 Per Month NEW THEATER ALI-STA n “WHAT WIVES WANT. HIGH CALASS VAUDEYVILLE Comedy HIit time to burn” It seemed, this kind- | g : - . = - THEATRE DE LUXE e mase. the " gestiomanof || Stromberg-Carkion Head “Sets ; , Beautiful Dimond Rings BEN ALEXANDER sloth’; he laughed and said, “Go boil i] 100 the mair i Loy = N Big, sparkling Diamond with two 1y | Phone Main 7984 N 5 your “shocs, and ::‘i_r;katl;': (whote- ] Sk oF i ‘_:,‘;_If.r_,kvur'\ wia guar || ] : A wmialler’ dlamonds on elther aide] WASHINGTON GARAGE in “YANKEE SPIRIT” Mlss J“ll A W f 18 Kt. and 14 Kt. Whits - a hind who wished for garb toi] 0 QU J- ODENWALD, “Green Gold for both Indies CONSTRUCTION CO. don; “Be diligent,” I said, “and find | Zh:, Fraskiin 0 B - 701 Continental Trust Bldg. some cloth to sew thereon.” Hel E— DIME : $34.50 ! ground the button with his heel gt | ; ; 3 . ! and starkly moved away, and called ! gives i 5 . : 10¢ D e to'me, “I hope you'll feel my wretch- | > Immediate . ¢ i l The Cost of Glasses Metropolitan World Survey Musical Reminiscence s A " D E Rson “SING THEM AGAIN" The Charming Prima Donna 3:20—7:30 and 9:30 P.M. Great Supporting Bill !) ALYN MANN \! Atmospheric Prologue 2 Skl . S & \ Eveglasses that will give yvou l.a D Y no more; I often give a man a cent, of any ar i perfect vision are quite moderate- wrence DUowney \ Mel Riee; Jones & Leigh; Win. and he insists on_four. article in g i g Jv priced. They are the greatest e Halligan & Co.; La Dora & (Copyright) WALT MASO the Store : 3 . Jow-cost blessing of the age. The | g D e n ey 5 s study and practice ef optometry Helen Mar ason erez_& Marguerite MOUNT VERNON up to $50. ; ’ { . ) ¢nables us to examine the interior g Aesop’s Fablea: Toplen of the 3 2 of your eyes as well as subject- “TienikRaxan Mancer Day: Pathe News Pictorlal This Stcre W Saturday 1 Other Days at ing them to the usual type tests ! EESE, °:icaL co. Overture—Symphony—Scenic M.A.L is oin sk, == and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c. | Arlington, side trip, 10c additional. | Two Shows Dally, 2:15 & 8:13. Sunday Mat. at’ 3. " Three Shows Labor Day. Thones, A 3{‘:»:5.'3-' ".,.‘.’f..” 3:33 -f:'i':{«' oar b4 B : u::ncn 712 lith Streetl CRANDALL'S g ;:\'Alfi o Main 4484, 4485, 6822, T tanatas Time—5 Minates This is the Plan— : N = - = TOUT BATES ‘Washington-Virginia Railway Co. vlTRALlTE ;t:.;:; p"n:::(enn Do Bt e ok 3 % f : n‘r!(:\:irr\"l’;dy n<“ IEF A 1 Phone Main 397 30c—3rd week 70(—'1;:: wre: i W | 4 40 Steamer St. Johns The Long-Life Emamel e e e A : AT s Colomal Beach| 40-MILE Moonlight Trips, 7:15. Then $1 Weekly Until Paid For A% i % i 3 i RANbALL’ Thenter,0th & E Sta. Flowing smoothly; Yesterday--- 3 ) 4 DA TODAY - RALPH Retas T ideine covering evenly; sav- ust One Day More— g K EWIS, JOHNNY WALKER end |}l |} 5. Same Day.| Mon., Wed, 0! ay. - ing valuable time; im- 1 So HURRY! g : ¥ = ! hATNE pATE PACE ”“_""“Tv e ey ey a T maculate, permanent, - + 1 g H X 2 o W, Al Amusements, C Frse I;:;Aclu . mlflifl-l i k e sur- = L Season and Holiday Round Trip T icket to omorro | por RANDALL S Savoy one-Day Eurion S50 & aren mae faces; easy to clean and Garden i v 5 14th and Col. R4 40-Mile xnonl,hz iuund Trip Ti 75c. and economical B 5 3 \ : MATS 2 PM. DAILY. 3 PM. SUNDAY (Childzen Half Fare.) =~ Phome Main 602 through its durability i g ] { —these are the rea- ¢ 17.Jewel FREE LECTURE 1 sons why VITR A- Illinoi : | - Sertor Applied Psychology LITE, “The Long- 2 I ¢ A 3 ; s ! 1’§ Avenue Grand Dr-Pavie N Sun : e e FLUME LIONs wmy Mastertime - 3 Construction Work ||| [|lCRANDALL'S Axenes Grnndy o fifif v, Americes Sreat Omtor gien Life . Enamel,” is so Jn n Watch for i O MATS. 2 PaL pAnia S KUNDAT record of 'sitendance’ In’ pearly every cit popular with practi- N : . —has its specialists in Tfl"l:‘\i;“z\,\‘& 7 oot ATSTA ENS, Editor of “Mind_Power Plus” en. RE —your s—and i i in “ENEMIES OF WOMEN. Lo 1 paint o 11 M MEMBER Dime all branchgs—and in the | SHU! : St 0l : R is NOT A DEPOSIT, but a &8 ||| Recommended Service (| |CRANDALL'S """"r“;“'" Tafint, Suts sl Badirn Fue : as men and women. E f e a3 FIRST PAYMENT for IM- &§ column in the * Classified 23S s yenE e (Eronnt 14 S ou'll locate the 3 E B 0 N l T E Sofaved MEDIATE POSSESSION of 566"0“1 ):71“ oH : aug, Some, of the Subjects | 5 < Ve, o comblete 1t Tmopt any article in the store up to naes AuCy ariIssc O 15 Aug T iTat - The Bubconscious It’s the Master Lubricant. e unustal *bergain 50.00 3 reliable men—who guar- g}’gd‘ o tvis et Wiat 3 “Do not be switched to that Ealnu,hv"u.ne.‘-m S $50.00. 5 antee satisfaction to Star Hon S Pagiia potio Giarg Bugsestion nggul‘mtn-susn tion, et just-as-good kind.” st namels. e chestrs, Dan Mannlx, Conductor. drd—What upon getting the best—sav CRANDAU-’S Yovk Thenter EBONITE | S et o R ervice column covers > —STAFFORD PE) i . aad , TR practically every line of g s Bastoer_to Mae Muray, g;{‘tdr"_x'd;llg-‘l'!‘::n (It's Shredded Oil) o 70857‘:;:;7’ N"l.; o "'23 ;; S,' NW personal and ~ domestic g e man o ook sad | Cor. k. Por Transmissions and Differentials ST T OMHAT FORGOT GOD. GLOVER'S, 618 _22ud N.W.PRIVATE l-* 3 4 vons any time, 78c. Course, six lesson Guar, results Fine eovironment. W, M3