Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 4

MASONIC RELIEF BODYIN SESSION Commissioner Bell Welcomes Delegates—Davilla_Is Presiding -Officer. Addresses of welcome were given by Col. J. Franklin Bell, Engineer Commissioner - of the District of Columbia; Dr. Mark F. Finley, grand master of Masons of this city; John H. Cowles, sovereign grand com- mander of the Scottish Rite, southern Jurisdiction, and William T. Ballard, president of the local board of Masonic relief work, at the opening session of the fifteenth blennial meet- ing of the Masonic Relief Assoclation of the United States and Canada to- day at the Hamilton Hotel. . Dr. John C. Palmer, grand of the Masonic order here, the invocation. John A, Davilla of New Orleans, president of the assoclation, presided. Following the welcoming addresses the mr\u.x] report of the president as well as the reports of Delegates flm Speeches. This afternoon will e devoted to the reading of papers by Charles A. . grand master of Masons of' engitied “Does a Grand e Anything to the Mombers cient” and W. A. Westfall, ) and mast'c of Masons of on “The Advantages of the r. of Distributing Charity Directly m the Grand Lodge as in Con- trast the Maintenance of Masonic eption and musical for the and their wives from more ctions in the Unite; a will be given to 9 o'clock at the Hamilton. d committees of the as- as follows _the assoclation—John of vunmnxmn William F d ard S. Covert, Lodge Cornlsh, Lodge No. Zea, Lodge No. 9, and T ! « umpbell and Mrs. Mnrgmel Otls Sharp. UNDERWOOD FLAYS DRY ENFORCEMENT BY G. 0. P. Bpeaks in Xntelest ot Kentucky Democratic Ticket at Bowl- ing Green. lican parts W its failure the eighteent aded in a polt to_appoint hon meagure into he did not m all men app prohibition Senator ing in the inte state ticket in Kentu reference to hld own o n to carry the He added that | andidacy for the democratic nomination for Presi- | dent. 1 EXPERT MEDICAL CARE FOR ALL SEEN IN FUTURE owa, November 2.— Medical aid of the same sort for every man regardle of his economic status will be the next forward step of the medical in the United 3 Liman Wilbur, presi- merican Medical Asso- ciation and Leland Stanford Univer- sity of California, told doctors at the ‘Tri-state Medical Assoclation conven- hon in an address hera. “If doctors could apply all they kmow to gll the people, not only would life be prolonged and human happiness increased, but the whole aspect and order of life would be algered.” FEAR CAMPAIGN CLASH DUE TO PARTY FACTIONS JIEXICO CITY. November 2.—Be- or the presidency, it has been decided to increase the number cf mounted police patrols and to hold | all policemen in their quarters for eventualities) Guards are to be placed around the weeldences of Gen. Calles and Senor de la Huerta, and their political head- quarters and the chamber of deputies also are to be guarded. IIOVING PACKING & STORAGE. Rox T srar offce. STORAGE FOR mnNflvnl timate cheerfully CHLER'S, 0 Fe. e, 11 : | |Ersrarararasrses OPEN- SUNDAYS & invocation. President Coolidge and “B"'LY" su"DAY cALLs members of the cabinet have been TO SEE THE PRESIDENT l-n;rlhfl to attend. Mrs. Sunday and Jenkins, the revivalistis :' song leader and trombonist. and 2 Evangelist Here to Deliver Ad- number of other members of Mr, Sua- e dress Mfl;’;’"””“ at ::‘;‘.{A:umof u-':mtmr il ve Whi (ouse. defrayed by populi cription. has been announced et any one rw— “Billy” Sunday, the noted evangelist, lnr o dollar of more to the fand win who' will ‘eliver an address on |be Eiven & card to th?“r:m;’r:" sea “Americanism”’ tonight at o'clock | #ectlon. Other seats w. at the President Theater, visited —_— President Coolldge today at the private car has bean built White House. He is here under the ulnm "oy all the rallroads for the auspices of the Men's Organized Bible | President of France. Its Interior 1s Class Association of the District of | slaborately finished in maple, with Columbis._ ¢ and purple inlays, and is divid- Repreeentative Stuart {nto a_salon workroom for the West Virginla will pm.na.m his bedroom two small- r sleeping rooms. is & large observation platform at. eaeh.end. F. Reed r‘-lan n t meting tonight, and J. J. chaplain of the Senate, wm ml.ko t of Fannie May Homemade Candies Recognized as the purest and finest C homemade candies Fresh Today and lb- Every Day The Candy That's Made Before Your Eyes By Our Own Fannie May Girls in America. Fannie May Candies slways dis- piayed in dainty ribboned baskets. On Sale at Our 3 Stores 1010 EN.W.—614 13th St. N.W.—3100 14th St. PLAN EXAMINATIONS. Applicants for tesching positions in the public schools will be given examinations Novemper 24, Decemn-! ber 20 and 21 and April 16 and 17, act jADMITS HE IS “RUNAWAY.” Hatless, Hungry Boy Picked Up by Travelers' Aid Agent.! A dirty-faced, hatless, hungry cording to a schedule announced to- L ungster wandered aimiessly ‘about day by Harry English, chafrman of nlon station yeaterday. Approached atenful member of the Travel. | the board of examiners of the d:‘d":;l pplican wi d Soclety, he was questioned cu-og‘ Bearing up bravely, he at|yg. ligh of the new ellgibility rull hich becomes effective June | first sald his name was Hylmd Wat- 30; 1924, which will require gradua- son. But after kindly interest had broken ! tion from an accredited two-year normal school course or the equiva- duwn his reserve, the ?loyh admitted was & runaway and ha nx\onl b & COUPRS. “four ‘terrible nights and duy Jent it om from his home, in Baltimo real name was found to be W tson | Smith and a family reunion in Bal- timore was swiftly arranged. '// Distinctive New Things for \ II Thanksgiving [ At Our | PrEP 4G1rt. SHOP For the foot ball game, the motor trip. the **hike” through "Autumn woods, luncheon, afternoon, din- ner and dance, you will find many adorable sug- gestions in Dresses, Coats and Hats at Erlebacher Prep Girl Shop. sehools. ——— It too often happens that the per- feot man she married proves to be & | pertect brute. §ind New and authoritative styles for the young miss compete with those for *“‘grown-ups” for sheer beauty and smart modish- . ness here. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Saturday Evening, November 3 Starting 7:30 P.M. Mausic by The New Wardman Park Orchestra Featuring Bob Foster Phone Col. 2000 for Home of the WORUMBO Overcoat How Long Is Your Overcoat E don’t mean how long it measures. We mean “How long does it last?” Fashion Shop Overcoats are never omne-season overcoats. You should divide their cost by at least two solid seasons of wear. And with all of that, you can get one for as little as $19.75. Of course, if you can’t resist a genuine Worumbo, or something like that, you’ll have to “dig a little deeper.” But you’ll get value for every dollar you put in. 313 YOU STREET N. W KRIEGSRXPRESS CKIN PPING Maiz $910. " Suits and Overcoats, $1975 to $90.00 The Tashion Ghop v Opp. Orandall’s Tptown 15th& G Next to Keith's Two Stores Sport Coats and Sweat- ers and Swagger Sport Hats for school wear. Exclusively Different WASHINGTON < From _the AVENUE ot NINTH- Some men go out and buy shoes looking for the newest styles; others want merely to “duplicate the comfortable last they are already wearing. Shoe facts are before you in the Teck $6, for they are built from the substance of sound leather and skillful making; in other words, whatever there is that can be built into a shoe to give the utmost service is in the Teck. Both high shoes and oxfords in black and tan calf. English and brogue last. Goodyear rubber heels. - *Registered in the U. S. Patent Office ' feck o+ “Just Like Dad’s Shoes™ Boys’ High shoes in gun metal and russet for dress wear. All bhnd eyelets. Black and russet grain. High shoes in blucher style, eyelets and hooks, a heavy shoe for rough work. All Goodyear rub- ber heels. Sizes 11 to 6. 'Buy at Piggly Wiggly at the Present and Save for the Future BEST CANE GRANULATED 10 pound bag GOLD MEDAL 24 pound bag EVERY EGG GUARANTEED dozen 92 97 Sugar Flour e oiC Eggs SUNSET GOLD PRIDE OF D. C. Butter Best creamery, pound 55¢ Potatoes 15 Ib. peck for 29¢ We Have the Best in Town 3 for 25¢ Winesaps, Extra Good, A Trial Will Convince Ib. 5¢ bunch 5¢ Floridas, They’re Fine Grapefruit Apples THE RIGHT SIZE Try a bunch for WILL KEEP YOU HEALTHY JUST THE RIGHT FLAVOR bunch 5¢ Cauliflower &SI 20 Milk Sunset Gold fmeliean - Coffee 2 S Ei0mponiing:.. .- A WONDERFUL COMBINATION Fruit Salad Del Monte No. 1 can 25¢ Goldleaf No. 1 can 16¢c SUNSET GOLD Fancy Country Gentleman, can l4c 10c Beets Carrots Turnips each Lady Ali Toma’toes Fancy Handyl’acked,c:o. 2 Can “ARGO BRAND” : Salmon Fancy tall red can 23¢ Pork and Beans Ritter's 3 cans 25¢ FRANCO-AMERICAN ‘ Spaghetti Canned, No. 2 can 10c Mustard, Frenche’s Jar 10c NORTHERN TISSUE Toilet Paper 2 large rolls for 19c‘ KINGAN'S Bacon Sliced, 1-pound box ' 37c These Prices Good at All Piggly Wiggly Stores All Day Saturday