Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1923, Page 42

Fodagas TWO HELD IN $400 CONFIDENCE GAME LOCAL STATIONS. WGY—Schenectady (380 Meters). |ing of taxes which rob him of ally, PALACE—Hope Hampton, in “Law- s, i s £ VAA—N va.| 7:35 p.m.—Open air talk, “Equip-[he can gain, and bitter and wrath- | {Ul Larceny,®at 11:04 a.m., 12:48, 2:33, SOUROTRER Brabk AtH LAST THREE DAYS | . ht NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Tt tor s gain, and bitter and wra 4:18,,6:05, 7:36 and 9:50 p.m. Photoplay—PAULINE SaxoN | Police Say Pair Used Sleight- (435 Meters). or ers. ful he waxes; it's grievious to hear CRITICAL AGE" : BY RADIO TODAY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923. Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. 7:40 p.m.—Base ball scores. [~ TheLonely One | I walk through the streeu of the village, and list to the voice of the throng; the farmer is talking of tillage and proves that the weather is wrong. The merchant is talk- TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. ~ KEITR’S—Julia_Sanderson, vaude- ville, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. STRAND—“A Day at the Races.” yaudeville and motion pictures, ‘The Brass Bot- 1:40, 3:40, 5:35, tle, 7:36 and 9:50 p.m. at 11:40, a.m., COLUMBIA—"Hollywood,” continu- -AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ————————— VE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE 's Shows for Price of 1 Continuous from 13 N LOEW'S ALAC F STREET AT ‘ll(h IGH CLASE 'AIIDIVII.I.I THEATRE Premiero 1n v.ud- me LAWFUL 3 3:25 p.m.—Complete live stock mar-| g.45 TN MUGGAY program; Reut- | him complain. e statesman is)ous 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Washi aly Popular muv-udnuu of-Hand to Defraud Vig- |%ef comment o @ - bureau report|!InES’ Imperial Orchestra. talking of dangers which threaten| cEN Bates Post in iF et e SAHDERSOH tims of Money. & 25 p.m.—Dairy market p.m. .m. —Crop report and speclal report. Weather bureau report. KDKA—Pittsburgh (326 Meters). 6 p.m.—Base ball scores; dinner concert. 30 l‘lm——‘The Heavy Oil Fan," T. L. our lives and our rolls; to safety we're bound to be strangers, unti he wins out at the polls. And every one’s talk is devoted to him |g; and his little concerns; no voice in llv“ TRAL—Guy ‘Omar the Tent-maker,” at 12:30, 1:13, 1, 4:44, 6:26, :02. RIALTO — “Merry-Go-Round, 5 am., 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7: 5 p.m. [ 4, 10 The Charming Prims Denna Great Supporting Bill ) ALY manw LARCENY A4 Paramount Picture Ilan Dwan’s picturization of IS 'wo men were arrested yesterday | . by ama amuel BAi; 4 m—l Feecinte DotectiveniCatas S WALCentinental i Kiegistc sCempsny | a5 T the clamor is noted discoursing °‘|"ocrmmam‘-l'z§'." AEAy s e er e ocess Bl 500G A TBens ot el alemi Bl 2l 7 p.m—Base ball scores address by | Shelley or Burns. I long for an!z2, 3:20, 4:40, 6, 7:20, 8:40, 10 HOPE HAM Mel m..,,,,,_ Lelen) win, o A T orr e 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.—Musical program. Roy hooley. e earnest discussion, when tired, at| GAYETY—*The Bostonians” bur-| PTON NITA NALDI Halligan & Co; La Dora precinct as the alleged sleight-of- iy the KA e e oy T"Om | the close of the day, of Tolstoi, the | lesque, at 2:16 and 8:15 p.m. CONRAD NAGEL LEW CODY e schwiier; f & hand artists who obtained almost]yyyg_poubleday-Hill Electric Com- |chestra. thundering Russian, of Shakespeare —_— Marguorite $100 in cash from two trusting vie- pany (261 Meters). $:46 p.m.—Farmer market report. |or Bertha M. Clay. I'm tired of the Ferns and Palms. e or Beginning Sunday & . e The men were few days ago. registered at the precinct as George | base ball scores. KYW—Chicago (345 Meters: get rich in a night; I'd like to hear [ MeN8 at Gude's, 1212 F.—Advertls AMUSEMENT PARK. With Leatrice Joy Sunaay Nae “af’ 5. ree Milton Howard, twenty-two, of 8§10 = 6:50 p. m—Chlldren: bedtime story. lmerit accorded to Milton and Harold | ™% Shows Phones, 12th street, and Joseph Cragle, thirty- five, of 808 12th street. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Musical program; WJIH—William P. Boyer (273 Meters). Company 8 to 8:58 p.m.—Musical program;, [CopeHiarveyis ORchesces: 9 p.m.—News and weather forecast, thingys that are sordid, of men who Bell Wright. There's no one to talk of the sages, of Hugo and A. For indoor decoration. Finest speci- WANTS ALIMONY REDUCED. | LEN ECHO ““THE SILENT PARTNER" Two Shows Daily, Main 484, 4483, 6853 NN The first victim was Henry Sisson | 3 to 4 p.m.—Market reports; music. p.m.—"Twenty. Minutes of|Conan Doyle; but men, in their| Louls W. Hoffman bas petitioned the 40 Amusements and Danel) ; ng ot 190 Totn Casitol liataet e 5 Good Rebding" f;luous rages, are talking of wells | District Supreme Court for a reduction LOEW’S TODAY says he met the two men on Monday | WCAP—Chesapenke and Potomac Tel- | why. shooting -oil. e lawyer is spiel- [of alimony, declaring that he is unable o I_ | at th street and Pennslyvania| ePhome Company (480 Meters), | o r——springficld, Mass. (337 Meters). |ing of leases the copper is drooling | strictly to comply with the order of the { k; 3:45 pm—Organ recital trom the | of crooks, th 1 his | court to pay Helen B_ Hoffman the rea alls rar asenue. One of them had 33000, ©:0 to 9 pam—Concert Ly thoCapitol Thiater ecaooke, the uncle is cussing his | (U of s6h-a_month. ' The recelpts of Dol which he was afraid of losing by | UDited States Marine Band, broad- | 6:15 p.m.—Base ball scores. 2 o one is speaking o | A y-v)ht\mrv. He \.f,,:"‘;,“ .nno‘:gko:; g'rist] dlreBu from the Sylvan Theater, books. And so I am lonely ind'gt;ln‘:l‘l‘:;n““flxg:stml?omtehew:rllfila‘mr‘:; T wows LAY - iFm Danclx.lg—Pngnu_: Ground: it for him. Sisson handed them his | gram as foloms: samcn. e RALS: friendless, I'm bored by the twaddle | point.”” He asks that the decree be va- ¥ —Boating—Fishing— own money, amounting to about $150 | ment > (Blamkenborroh "My Regl- I hear; the talk of the people is |Cated or modified so that he may be re- Outdoor Sports in cash. and a ring and wrist watch, | “Oberon” (Weber); —clarinet solo,' endless, but it is a uired to pay only such a sum as under - ] 5 o ; A grief to the ear. | the circumst he Is able to pay. | i il g,f‘"?:‘e:h(:\":d;‘ne‘:lh‘lil) ]u"p‘ :ismli‘l:;rfihl!«& nRh;olello (Bassi), musician” Emil ' (Copyright.) ~ WALT MASON. AT e s ki s Round T"p 50c; Children 40c v W id handed a | Rada; “Souvenir” (Drdla); selection, ;. : ! : fl fanniceschier Gack o Siaton’ “The Mikade (smn\-u)) 14yl “The 4wu\_c}ulnm. ! (::n m;mx; i —_———— 4 «m‘ufa"'ffl?fiéaf‘;'fl:,. smae || Trains leave Terminal, 36th as Glow ‘Worm™ (Linck. .m.—-Plano . selections by o- = 1 2 s 2 e tomey Bisappearea, |l WS (et tn nnc PLANS TO MAKE CHANGE |['Srombere Carlson Head Seta hos 13 w01 HG Sy Follicocd || M Sts., on convenient’ schedulc § When “,, took a peek at the|Star Spangied Banner. 10 p.m.—Anna Canova, planist; The L3 WITH 30 STARS AND 59 i i ‘ SR LT T L&N Quartette. IN DEPARTMENT WORK [| 07 uets, rematniog dase of Ausust ac NOTABLES de scraps | - ir; regular price, $1.5 i of paper in it, but they were not the ; WRC—Radio Corporation of America WWJ—Detrolt (516 Meters). Sm—— Book of head-set, hook- ux?- and guar- . INCLUDING | :’;r:h:' G&m'&\ a:lor«h a‘::‘fh:’h:l;x:‘:-‘ > (I Weleri): $:30 p.m—News Orchestra; Schme. | Forecasting the separation of non- | “m.';‘;;‘\“;h :;Il; N | Wm. S Hart ture of the treasurer and registrar|in. “Fashion Developments of |man's Concert Band. military activities of the War De- || 1505 'MW, e Fraaxiin 6903 | Ase Ayres e Uit S A TogLAT |tbe l\lomem by Agnes M. Callen 11 p.m.—New Orchestra. partment from the purely military | & | Leatrice Joy ot u S y (508 P The Summer’Camp." by activities in the reorganization of | Walter Hiars on t v . 2 The same trick was worked sue: Fidld and Sire ack, editor of 'KSD—St. Louls (546 Meters). oy ernment fotublishment, ad-|) " ruy ghipment Just Arrived. $142.00 ; Nita Naldi ully with William "",‘,(,Bla,,',le;»% D. implicity” (Dorothy | Silent mended to the chairmen of the House|| Radiola RC $69 00 May McAvoy | Hope Hampton S e Bluebird” (Clara Kun- and Senate appropriations committees adiola y o Jack Pickford Anita Stewart eine sobhad: D on olusnERL WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). that a scparate appropriation bill be Furnished in RA-DA Units And Many Others Who'll S Yo The arrest took place at Sth and T : “m"”““ 5 p.m.—Chimes concert. drafted for the non-military work. a decided advantage over NEWS—O0VER: nz"'"" on streets. The precinct detectives then panist o 0 p.m.—Sandman’s Visit. This new appropriation bill would straight RC. s = iy searched the apartment of Howard, e e 0 p.m.—Base ball scores; weather | COVer such operations as the Missis- See them mow—Will only last SERSyesie Ave. at Mk 3C where, it s alleged, Mrs. Lend hess (Conaltions report. sippl barge line. the Panama canal{| few days. BES SEATS sl Howard, the wife, attempted to ‘;‘mr O bt ne More Day”| 9 p.m—Part of P. S. C. Lyceum|and improvements to the rivers and | ™ i ceal @ rlst watch and a (ew other | (perey Grainger): br.“Caprice Vien- |Program: Mre S J ‘Burich, pianiat: | harbors. all of which are now cared | wave Tl’a S s7 50 THE BOX OFFICE MAN thinge ~She was faken into custody | noi (Kreisien). o “Romance: (3I- | address, “Vision of Illusion.” by B. J. | for ‘in the War Department suppiy y . OPENS HIS WINDOW also, and is being held for investi- |heljus); d. “Angel's Dream” (Rubin- | Palmer. bill, WUl absolutely cut out local stations | gation at the house of detention stein.) Mm ret Ashford, pianist TODAY — 'PHONE HIM Proponents of the new system are Sthel Rea. lyric soprano Lardner's “In Re- a story to be read o space for autos “First National Presents STAR CAST Other Cities Complain. 0 p.m.— d Home Reports. wr.u—m ax (476 Meters). of the opinion that it would provide e -6- - e s e e iereree (Pear] Curram):{ 9:30 to 10:30 p.m—Miss Hazel |a more business-like way of &ppro- — e e HOME =0 C Stmecee NI on fhoiaunts Tlscedtagzinatiencn and Toduv: (Charies | Sparks. ‘mezzo. soprano: George. . | pristing funde and. wosld® sinpmies 5 ox wiTH T of the prisoners. They are at the Homing™ (De! Driego.) | Wilkins, tenor-baritone. the accounting of the money provided | —= =i Sixth - precinet. . According to the soprano, A for varlous governmental functions. | SALES STUDIO CIRCLE 1 Px. &vs. Trshoon Codled. Monday, Sept. 3rd police, 'the same tricks have been "8 pin_—Chilaren's Hour” by| WBAP—Fort Worh (476 Meters). | Orne present arrangement is undair, e Boxing Tonight Sportland |if Tucopore mc“’.” e D0 H worked in W York .and other | Marietta Stockard Albion. £:30 p.m.—Final base ball scores. |it is pointed out. in that funds for . = g loni portian | ROBERT (aTx and LI Usual Popular Prices cities where men operating in the i 10:30 —Sport summary and | non-military activities are charged 403 ParxRoao Wash-Bakto. Pike, 8 p.m. ) Avenue at Ninth fame manner as the prisoners are al- Db ETARIGRS news review; southwest road report. | to the Army. slthough the Army 1s{| Wasw DC. = S S D oth & N. Y. - leged to have worked are wanted. ANT S NS. i expressly prohibited from using the INGTON, | C Dund H“’PODROME Ave. N.W. Police have communicated with New | g1} programs Scheduled for Eastern | r‘“nu—l‘au sville (400 Meters). appropriations, Autherived Ratte Oerperation 0o0gan vs. ee ALICE BRADY. in “THE LEO ¢ York authorities. ; Standzrd Time. oo 8 p.m—Mary Anderson Theater | ““rhe ‘proposed_change has been in- O 12 rd: { 14th S | Virtually all of the alleged stolen | . rehestra: “Just | Among < Homelaortoah e aaliaEe a8 heen In- orEX TO : 5. ELITE . and i property was recovered by the police. AF—New York (482 Meters). |}olks"; Rialto Theater organ. nall Zone. who 1s in Washinaton “THE T,””‘ 4 | Tt was stated. Barber said that he | 4 p.m.—Ruth Friedman. pianist. 8:30 to 10 p.m.—Concert; Interna- Clnney Vvs. Taylor | | had been saving his money to buv{ 4:15 p.n—Ann Vincent. lyric so-|tlonal Sunday School Lesson: base i] TRUXTON Can: | METROEOL"‘A' coul With “Whistall._in’telling the | prano ball scores; safety talk 8 rds. MYSTERIOTS WITVEE g | i police why he had so large a s .30 p.m.—Special ol . = e ) r | R e eon SR Emee Tne| WIAX—Cleveland (300 Merers). 5 . Three Crack Preliminaries LIBERTY i ooy ' United Synagogue of America. o} pm-—Vocal and instrumental | t 1t t (oBrackville and Laarel cars leave ‘SAND, g {h LAST THREE DAYS | ¢ 7 pm.—Ethel Rea. Ivric soprano. | £010% (<] 1Dson s NW. every fiftean TARE YoUR C Extra—Ama: | 11 AN TO 11 P.M it RADIO NEWS o 15 pm_-The Cheerful Philoso- | - o B x-a Star Bus leaves 9th and teur nighr : il pooRrs 6PEN aT 100 am. i i pher. Burr McIntosh | WANTS HUSBAND CITED. Washington's Greatest Independent Drug Store 1ith & 1 i | Alice C. Steep yesterday asked that = - William M. Steep be ordered by the District Supreme Court to show cause why he should not be judged in con- %250 Ringw TIORETOngT8 Boud Bldg. or at Arens $1.50 Arena. Preperations being made to hroadcast the program of the United | are Specials for Friday and Satu;'day e Lawnhursts, pian- | &ynagogue of America program dur- some, baritone; | tempet of court for alleged failure to B Led by E; !1 s 7 c 1y with a decree of permanent ¥ Lrneal Torrences Harey i ing “Rosh Hoshona™ season. A pro . baritone; Jimmie | comp P | Myers, Barbara La Marr, Tully ||| 5 o B rnice Petker, so-|maintenance in the sum of $20 a f otte z aramican ue Haardiby the ralojauats | IEEG BIADlsl; Barolce T Retker; fao:rualntspance lnfthotisam leC/is%0 a Our Luncheonette Soda BarIs a The Cost of _Gh’usu ijc il et earloree Serl ence through WEAF on the night of pIy with the ordar, she asserted, and Great Success Prohibitive? f - GronGy L[| ®ormeous Arablan Nights comn September 6. WJIZ—New York (4355 Meters: s now In arrears $40. Eyeglasses that will give you FIGHTING BLOGD, § | edy— r Tonight WCAP will again broad-| _ > 3 . ) C S perfect vision are quite moderate- N cast the Marine Band concert from | 5:05 p.m.-—“JackRabbit Stories,” by El w All Ice Cream Sodas -10c Arrow Special ly priced. They are the greatest G & CSta N =3 the Svivan Theater, on the Monument I‘(:,\ 5,'\{ Cory - \ ech’lc lnng Ginger Ale, per bottle 10c All Sandwiches !.';:'égomgle::;réscz;f ft’lfwnafiem The EFE\;SI;%VNFON + \;Cfxr? P | | zrot “ans, who are int p.m.—Madame Narinsk: - é ometry e W urwr‘rw E grounds, Fans. wh “:"rflrlfitt;iflzr} %, a, plan Any 6-Room House Wired for Cake. per cut .Sc and 10c Pies, per cut aestus O e rining e intericy N AR e | of your eves as well as subject- atest buman from 6:45 p.m.—"The Waddington wire ] pher.” ble amplifier the music h by Willlam Johnston. M the Sylvan Theater over phon $60.00 - X ing them to the usual tvpe tests. BOTTLE | to its station on 13th street, where it p.m dame Narinska. pianist Including Halls and = G OPTICAL CoO. fo Booatitaat. an witnoes the proc| 713 pan—'The World's Womt NAinnie Gl;‘;";n' Specials Friday and Saturday M. A. LEESE °EricAL co. | . cedure at 1:30 tonight, if they take a! 7:30 p.m.—Victor Herbert and his|sgy 14 M Nw. o 128 Branch H “SEEING 18 RELIEVING. o f ] medy. 712 11th Street| orchestra. tore 12 5c Soda Checks (60c worth) for 50c Velvet Kind Ice Cream, 20c pint; 40c quart. No ice cream delivered. We would be pleased to mail any quantity of the soda checks to any address on receipt of price. trip to the Monument lot. A new eport involving radio will be introduced for the first time at th cond National American Radio Re- lay League Convention, which is to be held here September 12-1 the Chicag: Night Sarvice—rbotomas 1985, Columbia B210. « Our First Big 3-Day Sale t Stn > NIRLO BEN ALEXANDER in “YANKEE SPIRIT” ~ —— Metropolitan World Survey ———— DAY TAKOMA 4th and B .r;....., MONEY. MONEY. MONE i Musical Reminiscence R Several hundred tiny o fvi g . R Int St.and R. 1. Ave. w 3 e i leanid byine Dais Bargains in Our Radio Dept. Afl@.‘}'fifipbv-"\‘.=‘-!‘t:33;}‘fi.ts;D;:S’; AR T TR Hotel to delegates and will be used weeklyr. Firestone anp Sebring by them to locate a “hidden” trans- in mitting station. The method used in Tubes = fi,‘c‘l:h P e LEADER 0tk St. Near E Atmospheric Prologue finding the position of an unknown Contin At 3:40, 7145 and 9:45 P Potentiometers Antenna wire, 7-strand, with 2 insulators. Insulators, porcelain Insulators. composition Vario Couplers Solace Vario Coupler Inductance Switches Switch Levers Initialed Binding Posts, complete set station is_somewhat similar to that employed by Navy shore stations in determining the location of ships. e GIVEN RESERVE RANK. District Men Named for Commis. | WD-11 $5.29 WD- 1’ and UV-201-A and ..$5.69 UV-1 Sockets ior all tubes 39¢c pl’mnes ' Holtzer, Cabot 2,200-ohm, 5519 Nerco, 2,000-ohm Dietzen, 3,000-ohm Rhedstats, 6-ohm - Rheostats, 30-ohm Panels., all _sizes, Tested Crystals . square inch All Small Parts for Making Sets at Home Lawrence Downey Baritone Helen Margason “Denishavn® Guaranteed Cord Tires—GS= At Prices Never To Be Offered Again FIRESTONE CORDS SEBRING CORDS 30x31;Regular Size $10.75 | 30x315 Regular Size § 8.50 30x315 Oversize... 12.50 | 30x315 Oversize... 9.95 ||| 30x31; ” S.S5...1250 | 32x315, ” S.S... 13.50 31x4 e 20.65 | 31x4 il 32x4 22.75 | 32x4 14.95 33x4 23.50 | 33x4 15.25 34x4 24.15 | 34x4 15.50 32x41; 29.50 SEBRING FABR[C 33x415 DS I W .........588 34x41, 30.95 | 30x315 1.25 neer Overture—sym ||hnn‘—hnn¢n " JACKIE COOGAN _ Supported by a Star Cast and Entire Circus “CIRCUS DAYS” CRANDALL'S gevtrar = SIELD OVER BY POPTLAR &k BEITI sions. “) RE Commissions in the Officers’ Reserve R Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to the follo ing residents of this city and Vicinity. Elmer M. Jones, 1028 Connecticut avenue, as captain in the Quarterma ter Corps; Clarence S. Shields, 1311 treet, as first lieutenant of engineer: n S. Haven, State Department, and Simon D. Archer, 1426 New York ave- e, as first lieutenants in the Quarter- master Corps: William L. Taggart, 2310 Ashmead place, as first licutenant in the judge advocate general's depart- ! : Joseph J. Fahey, 5 N street, as sccond lieutenant in the chemical war- fare service; Howard K. Vail, Camp Meade, Md., and Willlam A. Gormley, EMPIRE ALL Al INCE the day of | the first electric starter (1911) the Ex- ide has been earning its title of the long-life 49c per : - Wae € LAST 3 DAYS 33 MARY PHILBIN NORMAN KERRY ” ” Special Sale on Ready-Made Medicines her's Castoria 25¢ California Syrup Figs gl?t‘t se‘iismulssion -49c¢, 89¢ Eno’s Fruit Salts Tan Lac ..89%¢ {adks Ssahls Fleet's Phospho Soda, s Salve i i 25¢, 49, 98c Cuticura Ointment There is an Exide Service Station near you. Make use of it. GIBSON. i And HARRY Far GREEN( AT | CRANDALL’S ™" ’rh-mn Sth&ESta, ¢ F LUC | POLLARD, Jn Branchville, Md,, as second Ifeutenants sl Nature’s Remedy 1 ‘ ‘ S e ggxgl/z g;gg ;g‘: ceeeen. 1295 %E:‘ne le:‘rz il special, 8¢ Carter's Little Liver Pills : | ("\.\R‘T'm,,“m BATRI D Ccast Artillery Corps: Al Pot- X . X & Ex 9c, 19¢, 43c 2 for - The Electric i s ATl “PARROTT, e, T’ Altkota £ || 3578 3850 | 3654 przs B Tatlas ettt | Aspici (1005); 5'ar. Storage Baczery . o Sptghats, Pamsors tenant in the Medical Administrative | X, . 23 13.45 Squibb's Aromatic Spirts Alophen Pills Philadelphia i Y TEARLE, io ~THE Corps. FIL. \\IF POSTAL WORKERS’ OUTING Athletic events will feature the ex- cursion tomorrow of the City,Post | Office Mutual Welfare Assoclation to | River View. This is the first excur- | actic Pills (100s) .. F mel and Soda (100s) ] Glycerine Suppos- itories, doz., special.. Hinkel's Cascara <agrlda modified, per 100, very special Ammonia, 8-0z. glass stoppered bottle, speclal S0c Sodium Salicylate (IMS) special Merck’s Sugar Milk, Ib. ... .4Sc O'Brien’s for Dyspepsia. $L19 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, 79¢ ‘Washington Branch Savoy Theater and Garden i Col. R4 Y. 3 P.M. SUNDAY| A LA MARR and ¥ 23c 95 30x3Y5 g1 ACCESSORY SPECIALS _ A MAD_WHIRL OF LIFE ' (Wagner); e sion_of the association, and a large | My Hero'’ (Lebar) ‘s‘ltendlance |<d expe:wd William H. _RIAlTo P “ Tfl“;m;igg;;ugn“i” MACLFAY Vebb is president of the or i 3 2 g .M. . M. and in “THE e v e B 4 Specials on Toilet Goods s e w H. F. B 1y, - : E v n 5 BLOOD. e i sy ggage Carriers §7 49 1 50c bottle Palmolive | Mavis Face Powder © NEXT WEEK < St 17, | Coleman, publicity: U. S. Browne, re- | W H = i Powder... 1 t g Avenue Gran freshments; Charles Champ, music or edge Cushions Shampoo and. 1, 350 | Eompeits Face Fowne Geiduys Erotents 9 CRANDALL'S 2 845 Pa. Ave. 8B and dancing; James H. Slaughter. ath- Colia == igalath Soap e “RED LIGHTS MATS. 2 PAL DAILY. 3 P31 XUNDAT tube palmolive ShIV- ToT 1 Thomas E. Clifford. | ARR and letics and prizes BARBARA Mystery—Thrills—Humor printing: >. H. Davis, order; John | 1, Nat lV: let S, George, comfort; Daniel Spriggs. ing Cream and 1 extra | Colgate’s Natural Violet or Pedaikiwi | CORD TIRE SALES CO NG oo e “l;‘nan“st!mnn! on, an oseph Minor, | ° trial bottle Palmolive So o P — & \(x;l\r_x;‘\‘; I 1 Toilet otas Corner 14th and V Sts. N.W. Shampoo. all 50c | “Eter 208 scenouefj, Steamer St. Johns | [ bk G BLooD. REMEMBER for. .t [ i 40-MILE e OPEN DAILY UNTIL NINE P.M.—SUNDAYS UNTIL ONE P.M. B Colgate's Fab, 3 for. Colonial Beach Moonlight CRANDALL'S —us when you need BLANK BOOKS.| Palmolive Soap, Colgate’s Tooth Paste. Trips, 7:15. Complete stock always on hand. special, per 75C c%g“,s Rapid Shave Retursing.: ‘““;? Mon., Wed., 3 1 Team. . s 2 iday. | E. Morrison Paper Co. H A o 2o . doz. ........ 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