Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 18

| Mr. Coolidge Praises Move o] over int Spread Doctrine of Preventive } |DEPLORE POLICE ACTS AGAINST PHOTO MEN Reterring to the dispute between' tographers and the police vor IRttbfarense with the taking of hotogrephs at the son Kr?..i’.u‘.,“.?.,, the Advertising Club of Wasbington. at & luncheon at the City Club yesterd te ESIDENT HEADS l "GORGAS INSTITUTE Medicine. ‘Accepting the honorary presidency | executives of the District. of Tropical and Preventive Medicine, The club bad as its special guests at the luncheon Miss Dixle O'Nell, Miss Ingred Zander and Miss Laura the Gorgas Mamorial Institute of Tresident Coolidge, in a letter which | Waltets, who are participating in a was read before a meeting- of, the] local beaity contest. ‘board of directors of the organization at ‘At add guessing contest was held. The. winners were Sam T. Swarts the Pan-American Union bulldIng!and Maurice Kafka. Miss Walte; Tuesday, declared “the organization | was presented with an order for flo stands for @ world movement to bring - P'Capt. Godfred Rodrigues, a graduate of the Royal Milltary Acad- ! the lands and climates of the tropical L world into their fullest productivity | gmy of Holland and formerly a me and service to humanity.” *"This is certain to be one of the great prob- | "T)CC.RCCITNY T BT, QWINEE lems of the coming generationg. in- creasingly Insistant as the population | Of eniertainment are of croase” ho continued et “One of the greatest accomplish- ments of the last half century has|Of the club, been the development of sanitary a anned by the ! It is hoped to have a record attendance at this: meeting. William Wagner, president | the ' temperate sones shall in- presided at the meeting | medical procedures by which the trop. ics have been made available for the habitation of peoples acclimated to the temperate areas. will ‘always be remembered as fore- most among those who have labored Gen. Gorgas intelligently and effectively in this | i cizu wi to en endowment fund of $5,000,000 is to be raised by popular subscription. The directors decided to start a drive to raise this fund on January 1, 1924. WOMAN HURT IN CRASH. | Mrs. Amelia Gladstein Treated at | A _collision betweon the automobile t project that great service into the future.”* The Gorgas Memorial Institute will | f be estabiished at Panama City and | will conduct research in all prevent- uble diseases gnd traln men and wom- and I am glad to be associated | | an organization which proposes | |il to assist In this prevention. An Casualty Hospital. of Barnett Landsman, 901 East Capl- ' ff 1ol street, and a miotor truck of the Jlavenner Baking Company, at Sth and F streets northeast, early today resulted in injury of ‘Mre. Amelia Gladsteir, 2020 Florida avenue, an Now Available in the beautiful Evening Star Building CENTRAL LOCATION NABLE _RENTALS Apply Room 621, Star Bldg. Phone Main 5000, Br. 3 Mrs. Gladstein was aid at Casyalty Hospital pson, 1806 13th street njured when she | tront of the au- | fi aken home and to her face and | ossing near Rhode Island et last night Et. forty-five years ' [i northwest, ~ was || automobile a lacerated. & . Those Good-Looking Plaid-Back—Double-Breasted |OVERCOATS That Men Admire So Much This Season : 2 ] Are Offered You Friday and Saturday Special at $ z 2.50 These dressy plaid-back double-breasted Overcoats have |f| large convertible collars with belts or hali-belts, are handsomely tailored and finished—good for two or more seasons’ wear. Just the overcoat you want for. real comfort. Get yours here to- morrow or Saturday. S SHIRT SALE!!! * UNDERWEAR SPECIAL This is your opportunity to Ia : in a supply of good-looking. Men's Hesvy Ribbed Unlon long-wearing shirts of silk fiber Suits, neatly trimmed and per- striped effects and fect fitting—a garment th Reps. New pat- 5 - wear well ‘and e Serns. new shades. . give perfect. com- s 19 zes' run from === fort. Sizes 34 t Spectal ==.,%. Ssbpeciaily — priced at. — Boys’ Long Overcoats Mothers! Bring the boys here for long overcoats. Our selection of models in raglan and belted effects are the last word in_ style. Grays, gray herringbone and just the colors that look well on boys. Sizes 13 to 18 and re- $ . Boys® Warm Mackinaws —of all-wool material, in plaids and. plain colors; dressy, warm and long wearing. for outdoor wear. Sizes 9 to 17. Reduced y o Men’s Automobile Gauntlets Black, warmly lined and have strapto fit snug around the wrists. An.extra big s '0_0 other mixtures are —_— duced down to. Your boy wants one s .95 down to. l 0— value at..: . 910 7th St “We Request the Retuin of. Anything That - ‘Can Be Bought . for.: Less . Elsewkere” THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, — Style D215 Black Velvet Calf Toney Red Calf Light Tan Calf **Value Received” ) HAT'S how men feel about spending $7.50 for “Triwears”! Absolutely re- liable, unchanging quality for more than forty years! And as good look- ing as they are good wearing! Styled with a snappy “kick” for the young man—and with a quiet dignity for more conservative dressers. $7.50 Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. *“City Club Shop” 1318 G St. With Christmas Just Around the Corner-- _ This $100 model | now $39.50 Sale of New Columbia Grafonolas At Less Than Half Price! You profit through our opportunity and vision in buying this lot of Grafo- nolas advantageously. Here is your op- portunity! How about your vision? 35 Delivers It Your choice of any of these models * will bgidelivered to your home upon pay- ment of $5. The remainder may be paid in amounts to suit your convenience. A service charge of 6 per cent on accounts over 90 days. New Prices on the other Models $100 Grafonola F-2, $39.50 $125 Grafonola G-2, $54.50 $140 Grafonola H-2, $64.50 $150 Grafonola K-2, $74.50 The Hecht Co. Music Store— 618 F St. D. Open for Deposits Thursday end Friday Until 5 P.M. end Saturday - Evening Until 8 P.M. The Fastest Flyer Is Not the -, il Aeroplane ' —It's time. Already most of 1923 has gone by. | In January we urged you to get J‘tarted [ ) with a savings plan. Some of you did and now have a wotrh while account. Some of you put it off and are no better financially than you were at the first of the year. Start now to save more. Plan to save first, then spend —it’s the only sure > plan. Lincoln National Bank 7th and D Sts. N.W. _Breast of Veal.. 1% 25¢ There is no place where reliability is more desirable than in foodstuffs. Whatever and whenever you buy at the P-K Market you know that you are getting the best obtainable at the most reasonable price possible. We deliver orders within the city upon request. Smoked Hams:"52Lb.,, 22¢ Fresh Meats— Fresh Fish— An unusually choice va- Prime Rib Roast. " 35c riety, including your favor- Bouillon Roast™.."™ 28¢ | ;. §2 4" Boiling Beef ...." 12 | Qysters—Pt., 35¢; Qt., 60c Leg o’ leb....;:"asc Chicke: Fresh Hams. ...." 23¢ Selected fresh killed Veal Roast 5 chickens—fine for both bak- (shoulder) ...™ 30c | ingand frfing. Lb., 38¢ Grapefruit— Bright, thin skinned sweet fruit. Sc Each, 6 for 25¢ Grapes— Fancy Tokays. These are very large fancy grapes. 2 lbs., 25¢ "Potatoes— Finest mealy cookers. 15-b. Peck, 25¢ $2.45 Figs ocaen 1. 35c Table Raisins;iz. 30c Apricots & 2lc Almonds 835 ». 32¢ Walnuts ©*% 7 38¢c Brazil Nuts ‘% 25¢ Everybody who likes a _good cup of coffee f il aporeciate the'dis; sc nctive. . excelience I 2 = (o) § (-] Rt Bt oy us about it—it's eur own. And Now---A Piano Deal Amazing We have boughttwo carloads of Players and Baby Grands at great price concessions that now place them within buying range of the average purse. : This New 88-Note Player Piano, $295 Saving You $200-- All the mirth and melody in the world at your command for Yuletide festivities and to cheer the long winter evenings. Soothing cadences to refresh when weary; gay dances to enliven the visits of friends; cultural advantages for your- self and family —these pleasures and more are brought to you by this splendid instrument. The Liberal Terms of Payment —mean that you can become the owner of this player tomorrow. Realize your Reserve Yours for Christmas! Sale of New Baby Grand Pianos The importance of the occasion when you select your piano, we fully appre- ciate. Despite increased production costs, a carload purchase enables us to realize your aspirations at an unheard of cost. Examine these instruments of a quality and beauty you would never expect for only : 395 Think of it! Only $395 for a new Baby Grand! Such an instrument is an essential part of every well appointed home. At this amazing price it becomes an absolute and undeniable necessity. Join the Hecht Co. Christmas Piano Club! 35 Makes you a mgmber! Select the instrument you want while the ‘choice is wide. Pay as Low as $3 a Week. Authorized Agents —for Hardman, the of- ficial Piano for the Metro-~ politan Opera Company. The Hecht Co Music Store—618 F{St NW. e ¢ Exclusive Agents —for Gulbransen Player- Pianos—one price the na- tion over. NG Authorized ogents for