Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1923, Page 10

“00LIDGE POPULAR AS CLASS ORATOR Flumni Paper Records His Speaking Propensities ! at Amherst. oy ated Press. (OAKLAND,, Callf., September 4— i resident. Calvin Coolidge, referred to *,” was always worth hearing hen in college, according to a bio- :vaphical sketch in the annual pub- In connection with the twenty- eunion of the class of 95 at New < in 1920, & copy of which is owned i-re by Nelson Kingsland, newspaper an and classmate of the new President. The book contains the following ieteh on Coolidge: “Other folks may think Calvin Cool- ize is famous because he has been a ‘mber of the city council of North- npton, city solicitor of Northampton, of Hampshire county, sachusetts senate, lieu- nant governor of crnor of Massachuse Was Class Spenker. £ '95 know that he is famous e he is Ca used to 1 he was in v on the * Fiean Tndependence. competing with srgraduates in ng Amherst he studied 'aw in the offices of Hammond & “iold of Northampton ‘and was ad- itted to the bar in 1897. JIn 1899 he tered upon his career in public life| = hen he became city counsellor of Northampton. Best at Speeches. Coolidg Ge a great number 1 of the Union and f Boston. he was at the ion demanded by many ion of President of the does not rest at all & ity We all recognized in Amherst twenty- 5 do not honor him for nor him just as for a position x who compete in 'ratory for an annual prize. PLAYLET PICNIC FEATURE. Thirty-} Seven Children of German Orphan Home Enjoy Outmg “Yes, We Have No B; lof, was presented ve: even children of an _Home i Mount Gond Tiop annual picnic under the ause pices of th s Aid of the Home. A pushcart full of vegetables and bananas was one of the atures of 1: 1so gave | Augustina auxiliary, gements. i e or it other mem the reception c washteeth! washteeth! washtecth! CLEAN (TEETH THE \ RIGHT WAY, " Colgate’s “washes” and polishes —does notscratch orscour. | sachusetts, Gov- | all American col- | 2 \ ’ . \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, { The Hecht Co. Seventh at F . The Hecht Co. 7' SAYS PHARMACIST ONLY SHOULD OWN DRUG STORE President of Nationnl Druggists’ Body Advocates Registration Cer- tificates for Licensed Operators. ASHEVILLE, N. C. September 4.— Restriction of the ownership of drug stores to registered pharmacists and a plan for a nationai registration cer- tificate for ligensed druggists were e 15 made here by Ed- orf, New Orleans, presi- National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, at the opening sexsion here. The boards of pharmacy meeting is one of a series of section gatherings in connection with the meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association. le neeting is the twentieth annuai Every 'state in the Union is repre- sented in the assoclation, with the ex- ception of California, Wyoming, Rhode Island, New York and New Jersey. A roll call of states was made by H. C. Christensen. Chicago, secretary, and boa. of pharmacy from thirty-four states are represented, with a total attendance of about ninety. STRIKERS CUT LIGHTS. Electricians in Mexican City Take Over B)g Plants. V. September 4.—FEf- the electric light- et car and power services in mpico have failed ac- spaper dispatches and clectricians have taken over ng plants. disconnecting nd fuel oil pipes. The com- appealed (o the federal gov- erting that the Tampico municipal nthorities are not giving protection to men who dare to take the strikers’ places, NOT]fi) ARCHITECT DIES. PHILADELPHIA, Va. September | ty-four. a lead- d former died of Among Sesigned wore the Mons capitol and the Kansas pneumor buildi tana The Clp th '.he RED Flap tached : Music Thursday, Georgia Ave. and Quebec St. Friday, Grand, 645 Penn. Ave. S.E. Saturday, Call For Free Tickets At The Hecht Co. Don’t Miss The BIG PARTY For Young & Oid (Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by parents.) Billy Kid and Charley Chaplin Show Souvenirs Interesting Talks Schedule of Performances--- 10 AM. Each Day Sept. 6, Crandall's York, Sept. 7, Crandall's Azvenue Sept. 8, Crandall's Savoy, 14th St. and Columbia Rd. Easy Terms Will Prevail During This TRADED-IN PIANO SALE Quality Instruments from Washington’s Best Homes WE ARE GOING TO MAKE QUICK WORK OF SELLING OFF THE PIANOS AND PLAYERS WHICH HAVE ACCUMULATED DURING THE PAST MONTH. During our Baby Grand Sale we were forced to trade in many used instruments, others have been traded in on Ampico re-enacting pianos and some slightly shopworn instruments have also been put into this sale. We want to sell them all off in a few days and have priced these beautiful instruments at figures which should cause you to purchase a piano immediately, even though you had not intended to do so for many years to come. We must sell these pianos at once, to make room for incoming stock. Just think of buy- ing an almost new player piano for only $265. This great bargain is an almost new player 88-note mahogany ease, and will go on sale at $265, including a free bench to match. Be zure and see this. It is as as new mechanically, and the price is extremely low. You nnnot du cate this offer. Other playen, some others slightly used, as low as 8857 8“5, “95. On easy terms. Call early. This player only $175! We will place this used player on sale at the price listed, including bench. This is the choice bargain of the many used players which will go on sale. If you have ever thought of buying a player piano, this is your chance. Don't delay. This Beautiful Brand-New In order to sell off these used pianos l'n tu:: vlny.:x w‘} ha;;tcut the price of us pri Piano to $35. We will also arrange upa- cial terms of a small down ment and the balance at a $: week. Act quick if you would se- R JUNIORS— Little NRs One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then .candy cure this bargain. Another beautiful instrument from this vast stock of bargains. Fine tone, excellent condition, will be mpped up q'nfkly at $163. Just pay payment Mthebflmeatflfinwuk Act Quick and Save Money! Call Early for First Cllou:e. AU Instruments Not Exactly Like Cuts Shown SEPTEMBER 4 1923. Seventh at F Fashions of the Hour—Personalized Sport Coats For Immediate Wear $29.50 Dashing plaids and stripes hold the limelight —apparently, it is now necessary that one be easily distinguished. The materials are soft, shaggy effects in attractive even though brilliant colorings—with convertible collars, smart pocket cfiects——swagge;' in every detail. i Some have fur trimmings; others are minus this effect. ”I he colors are tan, brown or gray—sizes from 16 to 44. Novelty Stripe, (The Hecht Co, Second Floor) Fanin Buttons, $29.50 Gray and Tan Plaid Strcet Model, $29.50 The New Autumn Dresses 523 Distinctly Favor “TricoSham” " Let us explain the merits of this wonderful new fabric. it will not run—nor sag—and wears almost indefinitelv. Such qualities coupled with the beautiful new autumn stvles make these dresses irresistibly attractive. There are paneled effects, straightline models; some embroidered. some braided; others with tuck effects. The new and sleeve lines are admirably adapted. Tricosham model, with the new sleeves and paneled efiects, 823 A handsome, full-sized fur choker, $25 A Fur Choker 25 It is almost indispensable with the new Fall suits—most suit models being so strictly tailored that something soft, such as a choker, becomes necessary. Mink Squirrel Jap Mink Fitch Wolf Fox These are the magnificent furs—you have your choice of them at $25. (The Hecht Co., Second Floer.) -brushed - wool Blue and Gra ay Combination, $5.95 Brushed Wool Jackets, 5% First, they are decidedly new. They are as appropriate for street wear as for sports occasions. Made with the new long sleeve ef- fects, with plain jersey backs and front designs — truly, they are mightily attractive. And if we may suggest as much, make your sclection early, for to get the most out of stvle—wear it longest. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Navy, black and brown are the colors—sizes 36 to 48. (There are many other beautiful models in satin crepes or Cantons.) (The Hecht Co., Second Floor Women's Silk Hose ' 51 Thread silk — chiffon weight — full-fashioned hose in the regular weight, and full-fash- joned or seamed-back cf- fects in the chiffon weights. Some of the chiffon hose are full fashioned, with mercerized tops. The groups above two subject to slight irregularities. are Also perfect quality secamed-back chiffon hose, silk to the garter welts. Colors are black and gunmetal. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Patent Leather in Women's New Fall Footwear A smart patent model, $5.85 Lattice fromt effect, $7.50 Another variation in patent, $10 Here are sketched three styles (of course, there are hundreds qf others in our stock) that will be sure to find instant favor. The three styles above, readmg from left to right, are priced $5.85, $7.50 and $10. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) A JORDAN PIANO Company 7th at F G St. at 13th Home of the Chickering Piano Peogles Drug Stores, Ing - . M coated. For chil- dren and adults. The Hecht Co. war Better Bugingss B gzeag