Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 32

o2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1923. — e My S Y W g | tion nust point straight to Truth- e —————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Yeamat u'.f.'p....",f.‘.‘."l‘,’.'.‘ii poinung out'| MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Writes an Anonymous Letter and Then Spills the Beans e e R — that an advertising business must 5 Y P! * 4 By BUD FISHER be driven at a pace that is slow, but sure, cruthful and efficient. ————— NS ~ 5 S E— ! Condemne Rillboards. ! MUTT'S 50 Fute oF conterr . ‘(THAT'S JusT 1T~ Tou LONG-NOSED ANT EATER T, PARDON D\ ([ ion e ] ofSicamitHe ey “If there is anything advertising SINCE HE'S RUNNING FOR I AINT SIGNED.| THE ONLY VOTE YOu'LL GET T’::s"&\\'ERR\)PYWN S T SHouLD 3 :l MURDER BEING 1ot todar D Witey aaserted: it i PREWMDENT THAT He GIES LISTEN TO TH WILL BE YouR ‘own’ YOU'Re Bive waanen DONE 1 VI the desecration of our ME A PAINI HE MuUST ANBUNY = - ~BE ik e e AT " 'F‘ve‘ : T A DEAD-BEAT AND A BIG <Ay “FIFTY Cents' ! FLAT! scape by unsightly billboards and THINKK HE'S RENRY FORD' CenTS 2 signs. 1t is high time we agreed that ivari i 5 ; - : I WRoTE HIM STIEE AND For FIFTY Charivari “Dimer - Lamely ;= smecs wwsr St saton onon: Anonymous LeTTeR CEnTS I'D SoAlc You Ov= Given Over to Merrymaking, { v s L And TMAT'LL Coow MM SFE + X | would ha B s But Ends Serlously. i F ator Thomas I Gore, the v who Several hundred men and women who duily tell the National Capital, by ink and news print, what the merchants of id, is that people the: . & B peitea ery for legislation that is destructive | has conquered ot y erted. ; The entertainment of the evening : = e e JIf the definition of ch as given [ was fur 1 by L'Alglon Orehestrn. e b i [T : g I b Fredericc William Wile, the toast- | dexer ' Le Paradls Band, Prof - il . 1 y ) J . : 60 Hien e o | Arthur s With some. rema - o . then the dinuer |uple exnibitions of mind control 2 2 3 fts charivari dinn The word, the pre- an"k Benny, the headline arti: expluined. meant “a gere- | Keith's this week, whos ty designed to | Walogue proved so good t con- ind not all of it was haimonious, e u t . was struck | and sample 0 one was injured, B Give Furniture This Christmas! % it hour was not far off be- Army and Navy Union Issues Caus"reachers to Tnsist on Ten-Year In- The B2 oo mEx : Sensible—Durable—Beautifying—Pleasing : It’s Easy to Buy on the Peerless Payment Plan RRP sl i ectal general order has been | i 2 S G b sing, | A spectal general order has been | A maximum salary of 82400 instead || 3N’ throue . stration of | . = . cllree 2, v 1 T . % democricy. § ceds of Wash-| The German-American mixed claims |S¢ht out by Commander John Mcll 3 ve dra the ] 329,582 ndermeat 3 e D h ington comission yesterday agre of the President's Ow - 3 ¢ b e insisted on || the ocap, smd it esmtott b : fon yesterday agreed onljgy srmy and Nav. i & LI Rl s Snatated on el SUP et 1 . nator Capper Speaker. j fourteen war claims against Ger-|for a muster decided at a meeting of the organ peatedly. W h Senator Capper, a member of the ith awards of for two impo; tion lust night at 1453 New York inte Blaos Senate District committee, the Drin-{ They included fwo awar re. b Thursday 2 nue, cipal sp tkor of the “evening, ad-j o o At o of officers ¢ | The tentative draft of the pay m o e club und its guests on the & 81 in favor of thespecial order. Decembe yre gives the grade teachers a basic || fos Boomtami He clicited prol | United Shoe Machinery Corporation, dalary of $1,400 & year, with a longevity | | nation. solemnly declared | oitn interest of 3 per allowed |, The & Epshnt things he | z i s of ente National Cap-+0n 2 claim of 60.000 as of August ES {of franchise, @) 1. 1918, and a like rate for & claim | ms from eve in the y : it 5 of $140.000 dating from September 1| Army, S L he : o elty's X e cither honorably high sch en-year longevtity ‘e Wit TO U, S, CLAIMANTS for Meetings. crease. | e = AR SN . In the people i denied equal | hts with the = atia e Box | president of the union to succeed Miss he said. ~The ast s |2 .19 the Roessler and |American, word wan (A0 tox { Viola Oftutt, who resigned because of v 1 ght to help in| Company was | natdo insurrection in the F | other duties. MARTHA WASHINGTON _Beautifully Shaped Gate-leg : = = o L CREINED Table, with high Comfortable Club Rocker: GA0Q0T, Wit o wing back. upholstered in ¥ a et win:. 2450 i lmeg1g g8 M "$p 0 nation's Presi- a el $400.000. with|and, in t.oand I ean no honest reason | Ta v 1, 1917 —_— Your milkman can get these caps of all 1 7 v m re = ns. A X T e American Dai: Bupply £or ot giving them representation in | Other awards William V. | Dalt Fare acive| (Caniels enjoy the Aistinction of - | | Pemestye Wakington B 0 ongross, too. Tl time has come to | Kelly, et al, $26.100; Zoe Allard, $6.- ison and from |ing the only domestic animal whose | & hl’",n“' - ."”““ ] $5,000 DS fac s the Presi- | parentage not be traced to any k specles existing in a wild state. ea s i conducting | SLO00 A ! I $1 WEEK $1 WEEK uE L Sl : American Pulley the boys | $806.70; and Thomas G. Barman. | 11 never $1 WEEK bearing upon each ciaim. i Washington's Oldest Credit Jewelers Established 1846 T Te b T -1 Tl e 5 ¢ BEABIZAZSSATTRSE 1Y Beautiful assortment of Aromatic ‘Tennessee Red Ce. Brussels Rugs, choice of col- dar Chests, ors and pat- e S11.75 S8 N $29.50 $1 WEEK $1 WEEK N2 7 We have used the greatest care in sclecting the diamonds used in these rings; and all are of the most unusual cut and brilliancy, from the single stone-settings to the beautiful clusters and the combination settings. 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