Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1923, Page 7

e o “THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T, C, DECEMBER 9, 1923—PART 1. _ PRESIDENT IS GUEST goThie President pro temporo of the ol AL Ginter, Vittsburgh Guzette-] David R. McKee, Washington, D, C. oD Sterling Rufin, Washington, . 5 =4 s Martin B. Madden, representative | D- C. RO ¢ SO LRY ¢ AR AT ANNUAL DINNER OF |seain Bstice, BT Santord. United |~ onn M. Glenn, Chicago. ; trom Tiltnots, * % Dr. Henry W. Ruoff, president xS O o S o g oy L A rssedis s 500 ©.C, Glover, Washington, D. . Dayld Magowan, Western Newspa- | Standard Publishing Company. e =< GRIDIRON CLUB HERE| Iho Seorctary ‘or the Treasury. | poSprvin, Blover. (hird’ assistant | por Tnion. " 1L 1. Rust, Washington, D. — etary of War. . " " . 3 « president Armour| joun p, R, New York eit: ‘Attorney General Mark L. Goodwin, Dalla w Grain Company 2 yan, & Attc 5 £ John Day Green, Washington, D. C.| Arthur D. Marks, the Wa Herbert T. Shannon, Washington, | [A Sixth Page.) rostimster Genatl ! Solomon B. Griffin, the Springfield | Post RS iWashisgton ] o (-)7'0 é A dé = —— | The Secretary of the Interlor Republican. Frank L. Martin, Columbia, Mo, James Sharp, Washington, D. 7 Theodore Roosevelt migt 5 e Seretaty ot Apitultan | Charles S. Groves, the Boston Globe.| Leo C. May, Washingion D, . Leslle M. Shaw, Washington, D. C. , weak heart.” lght have u he Rerthy e | John Groves, Washington, D. C, John W. Muaynard, the Newark| C, 0. Sherrill, [loutenant colomel, U. tor Pat* Harrison, democrat L s s GRS William Gude, Washington, D. C. | News. 8 A 3 5 inoculate as reported | George Harvey, ambassador to E‘;::(‘ ,'la"]*.“‘l‘,‘l‘{“fih\.fr‘&h“‘\'.’l:‘r:"“‘;,ie» sin: O Messenger, The Washington F.200ree 8. Btlser. Goyerndr of New SleriClaning that the clection was all | Great Britain. Telegraph. Albert Miller, Los Angeles, Calif. he should be, triumphantly | , Franklin Adams. counselor, Pan [N (lium . Hamilton. New York| jonh T Miler, Washington. D.C. DL o HE S pmpuds SR ng o8 On the other hand. Senutor | American Union. a3 G Al : custodian. S v of Indiana, republican, wis| John T. Adams, chairman repub- | g oadp Gen ‘l'z‘o",“‘,:r iiarbord. presl-| N o illiam L. Mooney. city postmas- DR T BLORROD W M et D D s & thit the “republican | Hcan national committec. o e Yook o - | ter, Washington, D, . W, Sincla Y T idderless shin on the| Walter k. Adams, Boston. Mass. 3 . Washinston b, ¢.| George H. Moore, St. Louls Ho ¥ Sinelain New York ity and the only ehan Milton 1. Ailex, Washington, D, 4 . Washington “| . Willlam E." Moore, the Baltimore| Arthur J Sinnott Newark News. nominate a radical from the Bichard S Aldrich, representative S N . Sun. €. Basdom 'Slemp, wecretary to, the from Rhode Island. R Sl b 0 £ James Morgan, the Boston Globe. |President. = 2 7 SRl S A nsauCTtYStat at Hurrison, senator from Missis- S omon prostdent Atins| John H. Small, Washingto 2 3 Y Annenberg, the sippl, Cement Company, New York ohw Bauze; Des Motnes Hegintor, (ireat heavens,” doctor, | Tribune. ' 7 . nm\;~1 B. Hawes, representative | ¢ dgar C. Snyder, United States is serum s T P s ., rom Missouri. marshal, {IOUERL it was. These men are spill- qriobert B. Amatrone. Los Augelea] Uy, 'G avden, Detroit News. David' E. Smiley. Public Ledger, 1 100 much truth & clinio fs o ¢ i Perry S. Heath, Washington, D. C, . Journea.” B O N e il Johhy B Heferman, leutenant, 3 Minneapolis, Minn, During the evening number of | J. J. Babbin n merset, Md. | United States Navy s 3 Smith, assistant ind_ two minute skits were run| Seward Bacon Washington, D. C. Herbert C. Hengstler, chief, consu-| David W. Mulyane. Topeka, Kan eral, ¥ H. S. between bit nter a club | Walter Bachrach, Washington, D. C. | 1ar_bureau, State Department. Charles A. Mc Washington, | James E. Smith, St. Louis, Mo. er inquiring for Representative| Charles H. Baker, Washington,| M. 1. Hennessy, the Hoston Globe. |D. C. Reed Smoot, senator from Utah. Eworth. Yes, Mr, Longworth is e . Arthur S. Henning, Chicago Trib- Meqill McCormick, senator from 11- Willlam W, Spaid, Washington, D. . there. Would he kindly stund up—| ‘Bibert II. Baker, the Cleveland|une linols. Philip C. ‘Stanwood, Washington, #nd he would Sin’ Dealer. s George W. [less, ['nited States| Robert R, McCormick, the Chicago |D. C. o 4 Longworth. the mantle of |~ Willlam Ballantyne, Washington. | Botanic den. ¢ Tribune rank W. Stearns, Boston, Mass. ship the House having fallen P - Willlam B. Hibbs, Washington, D. ¢ John T. McCutcheon. the Chicago J. Stellwagen. Washington, D. the members of the Gridiron | . 12 Washington! D. €. | Dr. D Perey Hickltng, Washington, | Tribune homas _Sterling, senator from eir friendship for| Willlam Barnum, Carnegie Insti D..C Frank MclIntyre, major general, U. | South Dakota N Yok it csenting you a mantle.” tion. Frank 8. Hight, Washington > |8 A Max D. D e that 15 ouly o gas mantle. D lisin B B Bafralo, Dr. Montgomery 1% Higgin, U. S, X New York eity M s, what in thunder do you ex- Yav! 5. Darry, jr. captain U. S. Javid Jayne Washingto; > liam B. McKinley nator from -5 - LaREg 2 s L : {he leader of the House." et SsBRE CR Charles D. New York city, 7| Diinots lison. Stone, the Providence Jour- cpifere is another—enter an urtist | Davja Barry, sergeant-at-arms| Arthur J. Hirsch. Washington, D, C. c McLeod, representative | PR o o . Pl P RERENEE LY United States Senate. . 1. Howara Hiss, Baltimors vons Michiga: B T swtespury, Philadelphia, pa. ommitter thailCchairman of | “pobert Barry, Philadelphia Public rank H. Hitchcock, New York city. L. Neuhauser, Washington, | pl¥man Beecher Sto i in at ordered some |y HoPT rank J. Hogan. Washington, D, ¢ aion B ger, Ni : ph portraits of President B o Beck, the Chicago seorge R. Holmes Internitionai | RS o Ralph B, S! sburger, Norristown, for the Coolidge Campaign |, \iune v " SESOng & 2 entative said g 5 - ) e $umuel W. Eell. the Public Ledger, Homer, Baltimore irman of that commit- { pyijageiphia, M. Hopkins, president Dart- | i New York | york city SDPL., LISinE, Bennett, the Washington | mouth University. el i Washington, D. C Erie . Hopwood. the Cleveland an 5. Noyes, The Washington| jjenry Suydam, the Brooklyn sle ) president Chesapeake | Pla . | Star. Fard Swope, preaident. General "Il have to cancel the order ¥ Company. Hornaday. the Indianapo- teodor Ne e Washing- | prdetrie Comp ! ) ! What's the matter asn't it a gy i ton Star i Hert 3 , the Ne rd portrait of the I d. The Washington | Robert Lincoln O'Brien, the Boston 5 N Her: ha ., Cincinnati, Ohio. Willlam R. Hubner, Baltimore | O'Laughlin. Washington A > i John Hughes, New York city iDC, W, Tewksbury, . N Y Edward N. Hurley, Chicago. { " Richard Oulahan. Bronxville, N. Y. | . 'the Chicago Trib- Claudivy H. Huston l'hmumnox;«l J. A, Parl “harlotte Observer. | yne Henry Parkman, Boston Willlam Frank Thyson, Washing- Henry T. Ingham. the Des Moines Robhert H. atchin, p York eity. | ton. D. C Register. »seph Medill Pat ., the Chi- Charles H, Tompkins, Washington, Y. 1. H. H. Stmmons, New York Stock s o LT, IeR) ) ———r o Ve TP 3 o AP ol Dr. D. Corbin Streett, Baltimore. homas Winthrop Streeter, New the | £ i | That's just the we 5 P i Cuse iteit e eanime i 1™ Curtis Betts, St. Louis Post-Dis- - patch i Joke om Mowe. Charles S. Blakely, major, United Senator Moses of New Hampshire | States Army. e doesn't resent a joke om himeelr,| Stuart O. Blythe, the Country Gen- 50 when John Rvan asked it Senator | tleman Moses were present, President Henr| Ben P. Bole, the Cleveland Plain ning asked the senator to arise. Dealer. A man has just been hurt on F Joel T. Boone, lieutenant command- et said Mr. Ryan, “and he wants | er, United States Navy. to know how Seuator Moses did 127 | Ralph H. Booth, Booth Publishing “Say, what's the matter with you? ! o, Detroit. \ man has been hurt on F cet, . F. M. Bowie, Washington, D. C. and he wints to know how § € Bowie, Washington, D. C. Moses did It. Did Senator Moses H. Boynton, New York city. Thomas W. Brahany, Washington, W, W Jerman. 3 D, ¢ Richard Jerv S . e Imore Sun. | Wiillam H. Todd, New York city. Magnus Johnson, ) 2 ttison, nton Repub- N Tumulty, Washington, neso .v ¥ Philander . Johnson, The Wi senator | chi ; 1, representative | [B GIF’ I ‘S L l ‘H A-' I N GRATIFY ington Star. f Pe nia | M c! R o p = e vood, president | |§¥ ¥ A. B. Picree, m, . nderwood, senator from | ' Giffora Pinchot, Governor of Penn- | a. { | sylvas W. Upham. treasurer repub- | ‘ Rob 1. Pond. ironxville, N. ; X Mr. President. 2 George E. Brennan, Chicago. William 1. Brigham, Boston F ning Transcript Fred A. Britten, representative flving. leap trom Iltnols. dairy wuagon and landed on [ Frederick H. Brooke, Washington, whnts to know how D. C nt without gettin A.N. Brown, Providence Journal Edwin P. Brown, Boston. 5 © he's hurt] “jarry J. Brown, Salt Lake Tribun.. Srcngt Jilton U. Brown, the Indianapolis Skit on Leglsintion. lican national ¢ Star. Henry H. Porter, Heutenant, -roy T. Vernon, the Chicago Daily Rigolon Kasttmann, The Washing- | 5.0 rined 07T T | i The man who takes pride in his appearance can be Walker, Bangor Commer- R G i R s PIa) L Wallats, ., CraWforaivile, no better pleased than with well chosen gifts of ap- *rani R Kent. the Sun, W B atrenit senaar trom | parel. If chosen here, they're surely well chosen. harles P. Kevser, Louls ( 4 Harry N. Price, the Washington | Wyomin, Jaumes E. Watson, senator from In- ruce King, Washington alph Pulitzer, the New 7. Watte, New York city. g . ~ . 3 Darwin P, Kingsley, president New | William T. Radecliffe, Washington, a A. Webb, Asheville Citizen A Gift Guide One York ity U X West, ‘the Washington | atng bore o e HA 1 rowne, representative ¥ i Congress e ne ¢ Jersey : lsgislation, rather than carry on with 8 Browning, shington the laws on the sta ADec s "wlnds i couple of club members il MstthesviCe Drush, Rew o oot I Gampany from | I P. White, Philadelphia, Pa men. who was: in hiy nervous] Walter Brownley, Washington,y “"{ih ' 5 trock, the New York oger J. Whiteford, Washingto .50 much =0 that he was tound A : ; ; : If vou are ir . "B ¢ Bryant, the Charlotte Ob- | World T avid e it ) ; vou are in doubt taking him to @ sanita- | server. B s e v Tosdor pentenl.y Byl ads ¥ P g s ive Hi o explained to Iresident s Buchholz, Washington, D. . | U- & marines. " = , e Wl S tton S, Wiledx s Clticage Teibune what to give Him, per- Henning. “He iv a dope fiend. They | Walker S Buel, Cleveland Plain | ((tVRe, =EDTONt: (sension qrom ady Sderic Willlam Wile. ihe Adver- ; = call it new legisiution dope. He must | Dealer. b0 o New rors Triliune: 2 C ! ; aps sges s John Letts. Washingto: a New York | tiser. Japan, : haps e suggestion havo a bill a rence ¥. Buck, United States] (oorge A. Lewis, Washingto: i . - vl | Daniel Willard, president Baltimore : » = A pill @ day?” Shjpping Board. William Mather Lewis, pr. 17 {and Onio raiiroad. . a bill a day. Some new piece { L. White Busbey, Washington, D. C.{ George "Washington Lniversity | at Raiph Wiiliams, Portland, Oreg. r e e }odo white Busbes, Jr. lientenant, | “Cparles P Lighi Washington >, e Tiha New York eity.| walt h president Press " heloful i ki 1 s it spasmodic ) United Navy Leroy A. Lincoln, New Yark city 7 fcha »n, colonel, U. S.| Cong: t orid s E aK C- oy progrossive” | Williow 3 Bucier, Boston. Mase. Chatles Linkins, Washington, D. C. | Folesiely e O e N s NI toR, DI clptul 1n making selec W e get well? Dean Caldwell, Washington, D. C. Allen L. Lindley, rk city “F A Richa S: enfa # Finchel en t N . N . Not this session. We're treating ). John H. Carroll, Washington,! ¥5. S Littie, ¢ eity. g A qRtE T R e resider tions but will enable Afm with law enforcement serum— ) Thomas P. pa . Washington, nneth L. Rob 4 A. M. Woodruff, vice president Pru- EREthare dsnitienyuRhio LAt in itht B. Christian, jr, Washing-}D. C < s . ning Post, | dential Life Insurance Company. i 3 ey oSt Exongh mows . e Pikiabork | PR bieost e e o nElon, <4 Witham Wrlghey, dre thilcigo, 111 N2 are:’ He Sees a 1ot of dope ped- | 4 : A D, Lofler, Washington. D. € oty e [ e mlens Gleclevoland H se Coats er case. dlers around here, and he thinks b s "Ciabaugh, Washington,| Thomas I Logan, New York cits iy fif D R anass, Washington, 1/C. (& ouse L.oa going to get u shot. ne finds that : i Andrew D. Long. rear admiral, N ioh G Rod ebraeantats Ty - on; 8:C Bob T Koiteite na Sam USRS I0C 1 Glaney, represencative |53 o | adoipn G Bodxers, sergeant-at-| James Raniin Youns, Washingion. $10 to $25 ; obes are not here ho'll get wild. 11 take | Robert | . Nicholas Longworth, representative | 4rs:, House of Repres N e i . B h. $5.00 him away. Come on, now, come aul- | “g\ard 1. Clark, Chicago Eventng | T30 O 1 owden. Oregon, 111 | Kermit Roosevelt, New York eity. | Company, New Yerk city. N i B G ath, ». to etly and Tl give you A ome on. | Fost. § Paward Lowry, Washington, 'r'umd.f.r;-h Ro¢ evelt, assistant Sec-| "J W, Zevely, Washington, D. C. i $ ; "1 Edward T. Clark, White House. ; 2 retary of the Nav sasvait sl o S . ] 40. trots along| William H. Clifr, Boston, Mass. |o Charles G. Ros . Louls Post Dis- § Oats ots e = 2 = i Frety Technical French, serving of cof- Edward Clifford, Washington, ID) S jPspartmont of Lebor h Star. | Arthur B, Rouse, representative| elocution and 'voice production i Stad John J. Cochran, Washington, D. C. . A. Lyon, The Washington Star.| Arthi se, se: . on = r fon, ntly | .n:m! George W. Combs, the Sun, Balti: Edniund Machold, spraker New | from entucky. = d the composition of menus are Raccoon, 5245 to $365. York L ‘ Insuran W. W. Kimball, adm 8 Samuel M. Ralston, scnator ! . N = i N retired. dlans Wiilliam B. Westiake, Washingto - for Holiday Giving John €. Koens. vice president | im Ravburn, representative D.C. b Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone | Texas | George W. White, Washington, D. € is @ good fellow and 2 “good sport.:| Col C. B. Blethen, Seattle Time: Tenn. will not only prove vou to shop with great- profits tax bill for supper. nods and Silk lounging, $18.00 to $75. %07 SN Shirts Gloves N B ENRP, 1. 0dcloth, 55. Dgzss, $2.65 to i) & ¢ g7 Collar attached, A $1.95 to $12. Dglvs'“g’ $3.50 to Madras, $2.50 to > 7.50. Gauntlet, $3.50 Pajamas Sill, §750 to$15. to $10. $10 to $20 Flannel, $2.75 i} _ Golf Madras, $250 to $7 __ Jewelry Balls, 50c to $1. . Belt b_u ckl es, Bags, $450 to Slippers S195t0 $161.a(?0. $25. House, $1.50to $5. Cuff links, $1. to $6. Cl%lfzs.' B €0 [ Sy Full dress sets, ! ; $3.50 to $25. Hgig: $350 to 8 : g % Studs, 75c to $4. Jackets, $7.50 to .35 i $25. e AT ~ Sweaters b 2 A By = H e a vy shaker 2 m knit, $7.50 to Handker ; 316,50, chiefs L s el e less. $7.50 Faney, 25 to $2. BRI Slceveless, $7.50. Plain linen, 25¢ o . Ties to $2. . . Berkley knit, et Mufflers $2.50, $3, $3.50. Silk, $5.00 to $15. Fancy silk, $1.00 Hose Wool, $2.50't0 $6. to $4. All-wool Golf, Full Dress, $3.00 to $3.50 to $10. $15. - Vests Silk, 75¢ to $3.50. ’ Full dress or Silk and wool, Wool Vests Tuxedo, $6.00 $6 and $7.50. to $12. 7. Rowe, livutenant, T°. S. mong the subjects taught at 2 N ) i." Mac . New Yo Cun H. Rudelph, Commissioner, | echool for waitresses recently estab- 2d, Northampton, < Mackay, New York | imtrioe of Columbla !lishcd in London i more. : recogni 5 “alvin Coolidge. President Henning said Mass. ghy o v e a0 Lo S S | g ] ¥ Reproduction of Shop Early Card Gl ook e C'i Being Prominently Displayed by Leading Merchants Dr. Robert A, Cooke, New York city. Royal S Copeland, senator from New York 5 by b "great divide | Ira C. Copley, Aurora, IiL. since the last dinner. So the lghts{ Charles 1. Corby, Washington, D. C. Were dimmed, the pictures of the de-1 William S, Corb¥, Washington, D. C. thrown upon a sereen, | Herbert Corey. Assoclated News- A. Coolidge pronounced | papers. affectio remembrance | Gardner Cornett, Bronxville, N. Y. % Mosher, Sumner Curtis, Bdw. | James Couzens, senator from Mich: John A. Corwin and W. |igan William Coyne, Wilmington. clotids drifted across [ Robert Crain, Baltimore. his cime on and the | R B. Creager, Brownsville, Tex. i “Oh, Hear Dem Bells! Travers J. Crocker, Washington, t on for the living. D. C. Tatte By AL plobert 3. Cuddihy, the Literary : est. As the midnight hour approached ‘;“,"‘ "5°S Cuttinan. Houston, Tex. Clup auartet, sang a song of | 3 hiiry Cunningham, Washington, B0/ CIne i the A Charles Curtis, senator from Kan- h ra SaE. “heth the morning . Harold Davis, the New York e night through: | pribune > call Henry G. Davis, West Virgini from you .. Oscar King Davls, Bronxville, N. Y. ed_our ‘entreaties; Henry M. Dawes, controller of cur- You 3 re if you do rency. We will all keep right on boosting Henry L. Doherty, New York city. Vorever, Cal., for you William J. Donaidson, jr. euperin- fo this President Coolidge responded | tendent of House press gallery. peech, which. under the C. J. Dunphy, Washington, D. C. the club that “no reporters are | Gen. Coleman du Pont, Wilinington. cannot be guotrd Fred East, Washington, D. C. e inenu was Frederick H. Ecker, vice president Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- MENT pany. Cotuit Oy Max Enos, Canadian Pacific railroad. Richard P. Ernst, senator from Kentucky. . Fred Essary, Baltimore Sun. | A. Everett, Doubleday, Page Com- Terrapin a la Maryl pany. Boned Stuffed Squ ke, Walter J. Fahy, New York city. New Peas Risotto Oriental| \yarren G. Fairbanks, the Indian- © s apolis News. Chesse ERLoy Bear Bl v J. Fletcher Farrell, New York city. eese Wafers, Ne ‘n(‘hurlf‘,u Faust, representative from s vl = Chantilly Missouri. e e Carter Field, New York Tribune, ! Arthur F. Foran, naval officer, port offe jof New York Prof. Henry G. Ford, Washington, Those present D. C. ident of the U Rudolph Forster, executive clerk, = = | White House. A. A. Fowle, the Boston Globe. Dr. H. A. Fowies, Washington, D. C. J. H. Furay, the United Press. 5. W. Gableman, the Cincinnatt Enquirer. Charles W, Galloway, vice presi- dent, Baltimore and Ohio raflroad. Abram Garfield, Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Harry A. Garfield, Williams- town, Mass. . Irving McDowell Garfield, Boston. Sluls an ercoats James R Garfleld, Mentor! Ohio. E oware erhard, Washington, At An Almost Unbelievable ll!p. C. i Price | Percy w. Gibbon, Washington, D. C, Clinton 'W. Gilbert, Philadelphia The very] newest styles, too. Styles that men will ) want forChriat.| P OEREVERVEVEVERVEDEVETELE A5, (/TN T X8 N4 AN AR, & ST T o "~ N T 5 7 o YR ¢ = ot 1120 Vermont Ave. Little table d’hote $1.00 Resle!r\'e Reguhr table d’hote $1.50 T T T I T T A T T LA T AT S k @ashingtons dhmtmas @to&}'offi)m nly 13 More Shopping Days Before Christmas e R ek ek i e 7 T A 2y A A A e Rk ek ek B ek ek B e Bk e e e 623 7th St. NW.