Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 10

10 TALKS OF METHODS ~ FORCMENEES i\ia]. Bell Discusses Bond Is- FEW RAIL CROSSINGS ARE SLATED T0 G0 Most Not Dangerous Enough for Heavy Outlay, Highway En- gineer Reports. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, HEBREWS CONSIDER| Abe Martin Says: NCREASIG UOTA - Plans for increasing the $250,000 goal set for the Jewlsh community center building campaign November e T MISSION WOMEN TO MEET. All-Day Session Friday at New York Ave. Presbyterian Church. The Woman's Presbyterial Mis- sionary Socfety pf the Presbytery of Washington, D. C., will hold its reg- ular fall all-day meeting Friday at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin, president of the organization, will preside at the WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 24, 1923.° Charles Wood of the Church of tho Covenant, who, with Dr. Wood, has just roturned from a sammer in the near east, will speak of their visit to the Presbyterian mission stations in Syria and the Hamlin Memorial Hospital. Lunchedn will be served by the women of the New York Ave- nue Church. At 8 p.m. a special rally for all {:r]e;byterlnn young people will be eld. PASTOR HUNTS HIS SON. E. R. Reld, a retired colored preach- Ze PALAIS ROYAL 11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. Ofiicials of the engineer department will be ready in a few weeks to sub- mit to. Engineer Commissioner Bell sue as Means of Assuring D. C. Improvements. meeting, which will begin at 10:30 am. Miss Jennie Moore will tell of her worlk under the board of home mis- sions at Flag Pond. Tenn. Mrs. er, seventy-three vears old, writing from Wilmington, Del., has asked the local police to help to locate his son, B. J. Reid, who is described as being both a barber and preacher. 1 to 8 are under consideration, it was announced today. For more than a week tho drive headquarters staft has been conduct- ing an Intensive educational cam- paign, which already is producing results, Optimism over this progress led to the proposal to increase the quota. Indorsements of the campaign by prominent citizens and orgamizations where Tallroad | ire received dally. Isaac Gans, pres- * department | ident of the Chamber of Commerce, would | jncludes his personal indorsement 15| With that of the chamber In the fol- ade | lowing communictaion to Morris Ca- | fritz, commander-in-chiet of the cam- | paign: he board of directors of the Washington Chamber of Commerce ave hearty in- pproval of the cam- h community cen- lrl.'flhuf‘xumqm Rhere are” two in which the | Huat | District of Colum today th > at_which r of highways, only four < expenditure of | anted in_build- ts. He is now of such v other 1 five-year building progra outlined by the District Commis- Commissioner Bell in.an address be- ore the legislative committée of the lic School Association of the Dis- jct of Columbia *at the Public Library. Maj. Bell explained that in the $ e a. definite work. N R Diamonds— Loose and Mounted A sparkling diamond, set in a hand- some mounting, is a thing of beauty. But how much better it is, when buy- ing diamonds, to first select your loose stone—and then select your mounting. ic event { de 1 to provide bells a to. ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. Mrs. Lucy I tingale has filed | L limited div from Frank | says, has de- Sy We've allus heerd tuat ole; Philadelphia wuz purty slow,! but we supposed her saloons had | heard th’ news by this time, We can hardly wait till th’ next Chautauqua season opens jest t’ sce what Gov’nor Walton looks | like. (Copyright, Natlonal Ne v Service.) S G e An electric lamp has been designed | with two sets of filaments, one being | used to replace the other when burn- ed ou Knocks Head Colds Within 5 Hours A wonder@l new prescription relieves the worst Head Cold within 5 hours—often in 30 minutes. Dr. Platt'’s Rinex >rescription, taken in simple ule form, goes direct to the poisons n_ the blood due to chilling, which are now known to be the real cause of all cold symptoms—and removes them. Result—complete relief in & hours or less—this is positively o0 SN al indorsement. 1d do much to terest in the It will fur- life, That is the way we like to sell them here—for it gives you an opportunity to more closely inspect the diamond, unincumbered by a mounting—and it gives you a better opportunity to have exactly what you want in the finished combination. he e and spiritual 1 be of special It will a better d to t > publ Decision Next M After a length ifttee d to a 1t wil its sup- - n ! |JANITOR FREED OF CHARGES. 3 d, employed 00l ne to indors; ewish_commu gton, bellevin; it will be of ma- h youth of Diamond Merchants Siance 1888 708 Seventh Street G. 0. P. LEADERS DISCUSS 3123 M Street NW. Heater or PLANS AT WHITE HOUSE 1| Overco at ’Q iy Costs a little more than or- remedies, but more eco- nomical in the end because it less. Money back in- stantly if not fully relleved. On sale in this city at Peoples Drug Stores. @ 1923 by the Cli land, Oblo, Jinances and City for Conven Chief Topics Before Party Session Yesterday. takes ublican party fina lection of the city i © mext republican 1 ion were th ‘ussed at tnical Laboratories Co., 3 —Advertisement. ool l———o]——[o]lc——[o]c——=]o] District National Bank 1406 G Street —An Exceptional Value Demonstration Sale for a Limited Time—Offering Over 1,200 New Fall and Winter Men’s and Young Men’s Finely Tailored All-Wool vercoats or 2-Trousers Suits Greatly Underpriced $34.50 and - $39.50 Made to sell at $40 to $50 and Higher I* the function of an over- coat were limited to keep- ing a fellow warm some- body had better work out a pocket heater for the suit. Responsive and Responsible Bring us your financial prob- lems. We'll give listening ear and counsel thoughtfully. Customership here gives you the benefit of our experience and our facilities. You'll find us —both responsive to your needs —and responsible for the exe- cution of your commissions—no matter how far-reaching they may be. Our utmost endeavor is al- ways at the command of our patrons. You’ll get prompt consideration—saying “Yes” if we can consistently, and “No” without equivocation if we must. G.0.P. STATE VOTERS PLAN "ANNUAL LINCOLN DINNER | — - Style plays a great part in Nationally Prominent Men and 3 G i an overcoat. The lines, the | smartness of appeal; very im- portant. Women to Address Annual Event February 9. the regular, hi-weekly ¢ committee on develop: Robert N. Harper Fashion Shop Overcoats Erestfent have a lot of style. And while vou take it for granted in the masterpieces of WORUM- BO, Camel’s Hair, Crombies, Carr’s Meltons, etc., you must admit that to find it authori- tatively in such modest priced ones as $25, $35 and there- abouts is an achievement. W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Thomas F. Kane Vice Presidents Hilleary L. Offutt, Jr. Vice President and Cashier The “Friendly Bank” illard Hotel, commemoration of the birth of Abr: am Lincoln, when covers vill be la The vent will inel national p EIEEEEEI [c——oj——=l0] fl | fll l!], fl ! [——lol——al—=lol———|o|——=|o|——=a|c—=] Saks for de- If you are not ready vour overcoat, a trifling posit will hold it for you. The Tashion Shop FRED PELZMAN, President ngton dur e_executiv Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street Downtown Ith&E Opp. Crandall's Uptown 15th & G Next to Keith's 1 KNOW MY DENTAL WORK IS SUPERIOR-- That's Why I Can Guarantee It For Twenty Yea el work fa more important than many other neces. sities of life; that s why you shonld » careful and get he " best dental work possible. Two Stores Because of early co-operation with our regular makers and cash buying these extremely low prices for garments of rec- ognized merit and super-excellent quality are made possble. Two Special Values in [en’s Winter Union Suits Both are well knogvn brands g superior den- tal Work minus " A 7M. at honest and .. 2\ fair prices. That has been our record for tho past The Overcoats comprise the most dependable fabrics from such world-famous mills as J. J. Regans, Wanskucks, Merrimacks, Sanford and Russell, Metcalf’s, American’s and many othér equally reliable; models include Big Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Dress €Chesterfields and more than any other style the new Box Overcoats; most of these fine coats have body and sleeve linings of Skinner’s best satin, your guaramtee for wear- ing quality. n yea 2 Terms of payment to suit. Examination free. Not Slip or Drop —85.00. . Othier dets of Teeth, $5 Up “Fillings, 50c _ to 81 up, in gold, silver, amalgam or Gold Crowns and Bridge Work, $8.00—84.00 $5.00 Per To less extraction when r W - HOURS, 9 A. SUNDAYS, 10 A. DR. WYETH Seventh St. N. W. nd over Famous Stuttgarten make of Union Suits—in ribbed wool; natural gray—closed crotch model. All sizes from 34 to 46. Everybody knows Stuttgarten reputa- tion for fit and comfort. $9.95 Fall is the season when we “put our houses in order.” The inside must be-made com- fortable—the outside protected against King Winter. And in this respect, nothing can surpass 3 “MURCO” Lifelong Paint because it performs the double function of making things beautiful, and protecting the surface. Ask for prices. { Heavy Cotton - Ribbed Union Suits —in ecru. Let us tell you about our premium plan on Rogers Silverware. 4 wéns the pains and burdens, suppo: Another make which is famous for its fit. Also in sizes d mtre thens weak women. E. J. Murphy Co. l“C.’ from 34 to 46. $1.79 It's an invigorating, restorative 710 12th St. Main 5280 o~ tonic, a_ soothing and bracing ner-| : vine that has been favorably known £or the past fifty years, It contains &a_ [ o EEEE——————— . The Suits with two pairs of trousers, of ex- cellent strictly all-wool fabrics, fine cheviots, cas- simeres, velours, unfinished worsteds, fine grade sun-proof blue serges, smooth Jong-wearing staple worsteds; at the prices these\ fine suits are less than those of equal quality are usually sold with single trousers; and the extra pair doubles the wear and cuts your cost about half. Trand thoroughly equipped Phon: 7 henlthy mothers And mothers will eertain- 1y be healthy If they'll take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- | scription N thing equnls it in building up a Suits in Regulars, Stouts, Longs and Shorts, Overcoats, 33 to 46. wirength, in regulating and assisting Aer natural functions, and in putti im perfect order her system. It I This sale only, $34.50 and $39.56. Palais Royal—Main Floor. £}