Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 19

WELLER INDORSES | GOOLIDGE FOR 1924, Maryland Senator Says Fres- ident Is Well Adapted for Highest Office. Senator Welle Maryland nt to the republican calling 1 issued the nomina idge for the qual ot President Coolidge, he these reasons of our party 1 urg of Maryland, Pre XUy est publicans Bive aupport ne for that the re At the prope tume, dent Coolicge their The ment alvin and o umnm~ He was close For more th, his cabinet while pr witicient of the White ment smoothly & e has @ tremenc . the ability te aftér due counsel S in making them effe o simple th in Ame American life Lurning, band of N died of typl s of the Fox i Popular Stingo-Stungo--Comedy Song l:'am Centwhite's Scandais of 1923 on! Sluu’ ‘Ain’t That Hot!—Blues Son l..um Patricola, Accompanied The Ambassadors 14623 10-inch 1 1 Knew You Then As I Know You Now—Ballad Orches Lou'stana’ T'll Hop. Skip and Jump Into My Mammy's Arms Aileen A Special Re:md by Sacoy and Brennan You Don’t Know the Half of It — Comedy Dialogue You Must Come Over— Comedv Dialogue (from “Greenwich Vi Tage Follies™) Savoy end Brennan 1 Monologue Cohen Visits Tutankhamen's Tomb_ -Comeds Monologue Cohen Visits Dr. Coue—Comedy. Monologue Monroe Siloer -] .s a ) v Dance Aeolian Symphony Dance (Egyp- Tan Trot) (Strauss) Aeolian Symphony Dusre (Sla- vonic Dance) (Drorak Yerkes Metropolitan Dance Tanced by Adrian Schabere ranaed 14611 10-inch $ When June Come Along With a Song - Fox-Trot —{rom “The Rise of Rosie O'Reily"” Born and Bred in Brooklyn— *Waltz (George M. Cohan) The Bar Harbor Society Orches- tra Love Is Just a Flower—Fox-Trot Havans ox-Trot Selvin's Orchestra 14604 In a Tent—Fox-Trot My Oid Ramshackle Shack—Fox- Albert E. Short and His Tisoli Syncopaters Tell Me a Story— Fox-Trot When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In—Fox- Trot (Ireing Belin) The Am All Vocalion Records Are Red Call Us for Any has | Ca and her institu- | $.75 i3 i0-inch $ .75 4614 10-inch § .75 14603 10-inch § .75 10-inch $ .75 4613 10-inch $ .75 14630 10-inch § 75 A IMark Vendors ealize Profit of 20 000 Per Cent | | ociated Press. v YORK. August 30.—Ger- ’ man marks, which made a new low record yester: dropping ln 10 cents a million. were bel sold by street vendors at 20 <lnl~4 for 10,000. One of the vendors, making a neat profit of 20,000 per everal trips to a foreign exchange counter to re- plenish his supply. h trip he bought orth—one million | 10 cents o i DENY MINER INSANE. DENV John Pay August 30.—Reports that had been committed to ylum at Evanston, Wyao., plosion in the Frontier ‘ulmv of the Kemmerer Coal Company which he was perience his ith was HE -EVENING PULPIT “JAZZ” HIT BY(OI!GANISTS’ HEAD Musicians Told Selectioin of Ser- mon Topics in Many Instances Today Is Real Disgrace. By the Assoct ROCH ted Press. Y., Aufust 30.— | Much has been said about “jazz in | the organ loft,” but the large body of | organists who look upon their serv- |ice in the church as an act of worship | have every right to complain of “jazz in the pulpit,” according to Frank L. | Sealy, warden of the American Guild |-of Orgnists, who brought greetings | from that organization to the co sion here. own splendid minis- d Mr. Sealy. far as to say good men in | | the the organ b that there be found on but T reicret to say men in the pulpit of election ist who is in his desire to further the worship of God_ through v | the church service ha nand that the pulp e with him in mainta 1t spirit in the pulpit as w choir loft. Last night KU a festive Roasted Spring Chi T5c a Pound—1 to = P Coffee, 13¢ Quart Lunch Counter—Sand Pure Creamery Butter Used. ches, Corn Muflins, Red Records The Newest ‘Stingo-Stungo”—the great hit 192, that shining star of vaudeville, Isa Vocalion debut. of popular arti B e © Dreamy Melody- Valtz ] Indiana Moon—\Waitz Selcin’s Orch 10-inch $ .75 | 14621 Love Tales—Fox-Trot My Sweetie Went Away (She Didn't Say_Where - When— or Why)—Fox-Trot - Vocal Chorus by Ernest Hare Ben Bernie and His Orchestra 14622 10-inch § Standard Robin Adar (Scotch (Keppel Flow Gently, S on (Burn:- ip-lunm—keolnn Orchestra Ac- ompaniment May Peterson, Soprano 60009 10-inch $1.50 The Sunshine of Your Smile Wonderful World of Romance Colin O’More, Tenor 24046 10-inch $1.25 Excerpts from Pinafore—Part 1 Tntro.: We Sail the Ocear I'm Calied Little Burterc the Monarch of the Sea: « .75 4619 10-inch § .75 ro.: Let's Give Three Cheers for the Sailor's Bride; Fair Moon; When I Wasa Lad; Baby Farming; Farewell. My Own; For He Is An Englishman (Gidber! and Suilivan) Acolian Mized Quartette + 14615 10-inch $ .75 14576 10-tnch § .75 Operatic Adamastor. re dell’ onde profonde Adamastor. King of the Ocean) from “1'Africana’” (Meserbeer In Italian Giacomo Rimini, Baritone 2050 12-inch $1.75 Una voce poco fa (A Little Voice T Hear) from 11 Barbiere di Sivig- tia" (Rossin)—In Italian Theme and Variations ( . Prock) Evelyn Scotney, Soprano 70004 12-inch $2.00 Instrumental Schon Rosmarin (Fair Rosmarin) Violin Solo ( Kreisier) Rondino (On a Theme by Beetho- ven) Violin Solo ( Kreisier) farie son Morrell 14617 10-inch § .75 Danube Waves—Donau Wellen— Sulle Onde Del Danubio—Na Falach Dunaju (Waltz) (Isan- orici) Over_the Waves—_Uber den Wellen le Onde—Ponod Fale (Waltz) (Rosas) Vocalion International Ban. 14609 10-inch s a5 A You are cordially invited to hear the new September Vocaliow Red Records at all Aeolian stores and Vecalien dealers You'll kmow them by their Color — You'll buy them for their Tome THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Recording S ~ NEW YORK . Complete Stock of Vocalion Records Vocalion Records HARRY C. GROVE 1210 G St. N.W. Large Stock of Vocalion Always on Hand GIBSON COMP 917-919 G Street N. Records Big Stoc SPECIALISTS IN 0. J. DeMOLL oll Jashington’s AEOLIAN HALL—Twelfth and G Streets Steinway and Weber Duo-Art Pianolas—Victrolas— ANY W. n Thick Home-made Pies and in her famous Blues Song, Miss Patricola is a notable addition to the long list and singers who have recqrded their best numbers for Vocalion—in recognition of the lasting sweetness of tone which distinguish Vocalion Red Records from all others. MAKERS McHUGH & LAWSON 1222 G St. N.W. Roasted Fresh Pork Ham 75c a Pound Sliced 63c n Pound Half or Whole Salads, Homemade Pies served. enade Rolls, 25¢ Dozen—i pom. heat Muffins, Broadway Delicatessen Store 714 K St. N.W. exr &« Song Hits of George White's “candals of “Oh Sister, Ain't Fhat Hot" belle Patricola. makes a stirring Capitol March On. Wisconsin' Mar i Lieut Francia W. Sutherlond ‘and His 7th Regiment Band_ Tests “iaineh 575 Siamese Patrol—Accordion Solo Lincke Thunder and Blazes (Entry of the Gladiators) March—Accordion PR AL alet Gallarini 4612 10-inch $ .75 To a Wild Rose—String Quartette and Piano (MacDowell) Adler’s Quintette Moment Musical (Schuber! Adler's String Quar < 14608 1 Sacred Sweeter as the Years Go By Malr Quartette In the Garden - Ma'c Ouartette Criterion Quartette 14506 10-inch § .7% Special Race Records Down South Blues (Waiers- Hen- derson- Hunter) Where (Can That Somebody Be?) (Blues) (Malls-Rose) Rosa_Henderson_Piano Accom- paniment by Fletcher Hen- derson 14635 10-inch $ .75 Sad 'n’ Lonely Blues (Blues) Grasger-Wilton) Just Thinkin' (Blues) Ricketts) Viola McCoy—Piano Accompani- meny, by Porter Grainger 14632 10-inch § .75 Bleeding Hearted Biues (Lowie Austin) - 1f You Want to Keep Your Daddy Home (Blues) (Grainger-Ricketis) Viola McCoy—Piano Accompani- ment by Porter Grainger 14633 10-inch § . Your Time Now (*Twill Be Mine After a While) (Spencer Willicms) 1 Need You to Drive My Blues Away ( Henderson) Lena Wilson—Piano Accompani- ment by Fletcher Ha 14831 Grainger- lenderson 10-inch § .75 Gulf Coast Blues—Fox-Trot Clarence Wiliiams) Down Hearted Blues—Fox-Trot (Alberta Hunter) Fletcher Henderson and His hestra 14636 10-inch § .75 ON SALE k of Vocalion Records PIANOLAS AND REPRODUCING ANOS. JEAMMONS 8. SMITH Piano Acolian-Vocalions STAR, W4 SHIN(:‘:T()N, D. €., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923. given in the Eastman Theater. The jorganists included Eric de la Marter, sistant conductor of Chicago ony Orchestra and Palmer Chris- n, Chicago. Avanti of Milan Mortgages Its Plant for 2,200,000 Lire. MILAN, August 30.—The Avantl,| the organ of the socialists, which |the withdrawal of the once boasted a circulation of one mil- [ eccupation in Con, mortguged ta piant to local a 000 lire. :{* de la Marter received an ova- tion when he conducted the Theater orche: his own as Turks Ratify Treaty. Very Apparent. vmm Life. s he an authority on sport?” 3 5 he w c ‘cum; s jary in order to continue pub- tion 5 will be ks. The pleted in about We invite your inspection of these SPECIALS at Gas Range Headquarters . SPECIALLY PRICED AND LIBERAL LOW TERMS This August Offering Ends Friday PLACE YOUR ORDER BEFORE 5 P.M. TOMORROW! Ll B concert was | FINE GARL 16 inches by 18 inches Baking and Roasting Oven, and 16 inches by 18 inches Broiler with Enamel Broiler Pan Wellsville Polished Blue Finish, Nickel Door F Iinamel Panels and Back, and Inamel Trays. A very $ 95 special value If unable to get downtown, phone Main 8280 or mail us a postal and a special representative will call WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY SALES DEPARTMENT—419 Tenth Street NW. T HES AND RAN T!H\ SUPLERB AREAND, 16 inches by 18 inches Oven A1l White Enamel, Top and Nickel and Broiler, Blue Enamel Trim. A\ beautiful All-Enamel Range and an unusual value Steel The Wright Co. 905 7th August Sale furni Winding up the with these extraordinary tur bargains. Odd picces, most- floor ductions busy day at samples, at these re- will make Friday a The Wright Co. Closed All Day Monday. Labor Day Ty FURNITURE Always Right in Quality and Price F urniture! $62.50 $49.00 $25.00 $55.00 #39.00 $22.00 $42.50 - SL75 Bedroom 9500« 48 Odds and Ends nial Mahogany Dresser, nches wide ] to match; Mahogany Chitfonier large mirror | $49.00 American Walnut Bow- foot Bed. full size 43-inch - Walnut s mirror One §72.00 i Dresser. with lar matc Two § | with mirr 200 Tvory Chifforc reduced to ... \ Dining Chairs 248 Reduced to Oak-fini < ular price One Five-picce Breakfast Suite. table o Two $11.5 gray enamel finish. One $72.50 Golden Oak China Cabinet, reduced to .... One $49.00 Extension Dmmg Table, 45%54-inch top $35.00 \Tahogdn\ o Table, 50 Drop-leaf Tables, in - 42-inch’ top. $175.00 Bedroom Suite of 42-incl dresser, with large mirror, bow-cnd bed, toilet table and chif- Odds and Ends Dining Room Suites Decorated $7.50 $59.00 Mahogany-finished consisting 599 00 fonier. Just two (2) of these at 4 chairs and 349 00 . $39.00 1 Two Gateleg inches One $49.00 Apartment style Porcelain- lined Refrigerator, white en- $33 00 amel exterior ..... Three-door One-piece $39.50 10-Pe. Cottage Dining Room Suite Solid Oak Scotch Gray Finish, oblong | table, 54-inch buffet, double-door chi | closet, inclosed server and si i | $149.00 value Odds and Ends in Beds, Go-Carts, Etc. e e s AW | $25.00 Three $14.00 Simmons Beds 4-6 size, white enamel finish One $37.50 Brown Reed Go-Cart, floor sample, reduced to Three $18.00 Upholstered Reed Fiber Rockers, ivory and brown 0dd Overstuffedand Cane Living Room Suites $139.0 3-Pc. Mohair Suite Davenport, $2 I One Porcelain Kanney Refrigerator, One $33.00 42-inch Chest of Draw- ers, golden oak finish Two Overstuffed $65.00 Armclnun tapestry upholstery Four $12.50 Windsor Armchairs and Rockers, reduced to Five $2.75 Unfinished Chairs, seat, reduced to . $9.00 | $8.75 One Three-piece Mahogany-finish Suite, with cane panels, loose cushion seats, covered in tupe%!r) Settee, armchair and rocker. Reduced from $198.00.. Arm- chair and =~ Rocker, covered in Mohair. A magnificent Suite, was $375. Reduced to SOCIALIST PAPER IN DEBTIFRENCH WILL WITHDRAW. l T Constantinople Will Be Evacuated PARIS, August 30.—Arrangements for | com- e W/RIGHT Washington Accessories Co. : 17th and L Streets N.W. Labor Day Bargains for Motorists Right at the time when auto owners are in im- | perative need of many accessories, we inaugurate this great sale of standard automotive supplies. At these sale-compelling prices we anticipate a very great demand, so make your purchases early before many of the articles have been sold out. Special! This Week Only Luggage Carriers Folding T) pe Reg. Price, $2.50, Special Price, $1.45 Auto Accessories in This Great Sale! Auto Polishes, H. L. F., 1-pt. size..........c........ T3¢ Auto Polishes, Sno-Hake. 1-pt. size. I. C. U. Nickel Polish, 1-gal. size L C. ickel Polish, 1-gt. size. . I. C. U. Nickel Polish, 1-pt. size.. Spare Tire Holders, 3';, 4. 41, and 5-inch.......... 3 Patches: for Casings and Tubes Miller Blow-Out Patches, 3';, each Miller Blow-Out Patches, 4. each. . Miller Blow-Out Patches, 4';, each. Miller Blow-Out Patches, 5 each. .. Shaler Patches, Oblong and Round. Miller Handy Andy Tube Patches. 36-inch Miller Handy Andy Tube Patches, Grease Guns, all brass type AC Cico Spark Plugs Buick Type 7-8 Long Chevrolet Type 7-8 Long Ford Cars 1-2 Reg. Essex, Metric . ... 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