Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 32

2 'MANDOLIN AND BAmol MUTT AND JEFF—If Joff Had Any Hair It Would Be Gray F : e | y From Worry. Sark Keg. U. 8. Pat. OF.) Florida CONCERT AT SCHOOL | - , { “UENOR MUTT AND & ARE 27 SCNOR MUTT, YoU CAN Ge CtBA-SOUTHERN RESORTS SENoR v . i GONNA SLIP THE ENEMY AN { e new PResibENT oF VT l\" snMcmmc ] 5| &) (] {7 T Through 1125 Players to Take Part at East- AR NRb oA pereR Ld Sexirols i i i > worRry ABoUT Trains Daily ! ern, With Soprayo and NGAR GENF ALMAZAN'S OF THe TREAIURY! THE WoRLD cAme T AETUE LoD, cAme | Leave Washington as follows : Tenor Solos. 1 HEADQUARTERS HE'LL BE 5 A 4 ™ AN END WHERE E\aglllvts lix‘-:ifia's 3 ‘s'jg... . 1 A R B GLAD To ACCEPT SUR : T TN T cAN | A UP Here? (7] ABouT T, r | weuld we LanDT avana Speci st Section) pom. . TCRMS QF UNCONDITIONAL HANDLE BG™ oF Povge oy 71 SGNoR . ?vm:re‘:fiuhi Section) 3:15 /HOLT T0 DIRECT CLUBS SURKENDER! e Jons ! @‘f ; 7T ANSWER ME THA Florida Shecial ! i Coast Line Fla. Mail : Excellent Program of Selections to! Winter Toerist Tickets, at redaced fares, now on saly, allowine. 'stop” overs, retars || it June 15, 1924 Be Offered. A“anhc Coas‘ l-'lne Public concert, New Eastern The Standard Railroad of the South 4':“lizl is'chnnl. 17th ln'l:d East : . apitol streets tonight, §:15 Address GFO. P. JAMES, G. P. A. Oeloolt, ‘a@miselon Tro doors 1418 H St. N.W., Washington, D. © || | oven ai 7 o'clock b e Main 7800 F — Program ---l-'nn-lv.llhnu! ca.” to the Flag ut °u o : (¢) Oath of Allegiarice (d) “Carr; e Back to Old Vir- f |l ginny ° Overture, D " ..Thomas Nordica Mandolin ‘and Gui- 5 ; e tar Orchestra, Walter T. - - i # : Holt, director. s 4 i (a) “0Old Folks at Home."” 2 & s - — ~ (b) “{}mll;{n and Rachel.” - (c) owdy. Everybody. | ¢ loc: h any b i e X Prob e, ‘Littie*“Womay 1n | SPEAKS ON EDUCATION catad veonce in | LIBRARY LIST HELPS P mandivided Into " meteriat on Marries | - OF WOMEN IN ORIENT | &% Woncind in teacitng. “|IN CURRENT TOPIC STUDY | iueus "o Rations. the. " fluence of these Ame: N % ernational Justi axam, soprano; Mar. Soa Ia ahiowh in the v o ex- — cts, proposed e Davis at the pmm % % . Miss Caroline J. Porter to Address |tended by foreign students to visitors | f s SOR fa and s m.voyrgmsbhui 3 You. and I Were i R il lecturers from tha American ineil Books and Periodicals Grouped Sontes the farmer and foreign i here. & V. nivers! ssociation To- tutions. In her lectures abroa " et A : easily?liso takeheed. : i futone, i her e Sy Under Headings of Europe, | kivs niar easicrn pr \ _ Pyorrhea is coming. Everybody. morrow Night. SecTE ot OSSR RN RN America and Subdivided. | SMost of the books and mags - \ I'hat means more than mere Concert Waltz, Op, 45, No. 31 Miss Caroline J. Porter, welfare di- | Lors oy s e T g, e A toran. | ticles referred to may be bor : 1 s jud Ttstrikesfour persons " “Siegel | |rector of graduate students at Teachers: | g On focial service and on interna- | 4, eight-page pamphlet of refer-|for home reading from the Public size. It means judgment in Alice E. Hill, mandol t 1l spe: PRIt the oment:oh i ences to books and perfodical articles L,\,rm qee . ?utofevery five past guitar o ] e e e Orhets | e Mg In the orieat, fn the shacuce of e o oo s S 'l““’ef 5*‘-‘““"{5‘,’ tlhe dD'SP‘:f Walter T. Holt. at the meeting of the \Vashington | peared before s et ¢ Japa- | the Public hrary pu s one in touc Shoe for your foot—and that's e Prhaan: Sttt | |Baneh oS Bnirioes fcciten,of S et S Sl 0SS Sihtte thsay s 7 e T NEW BRICKLAYING CLASS., vhat we ain to do. The result younger, endanger- Ruchmaninoft | | morrow evening. H message of greeting from the women of | 4%, " eferences have been com- | = S 204 EsuLE ing their priceless Nordiea Mandolin and Gui- In a recent trip to the far east Miss nu.x by the public liprarian. Dr.[Demand for Hizh-Paid Workers is Burt ‘Shoes will be comfort- t {h d h alt_h Porter visited former students of | George ¥. Bowerman. nc in his ca- eeth and health. Brush your teeth »uh Sleeping?™ Teachers' College, both native and mis- | PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING. |pacity as librarfan. but as editor of Causes Y. M. C. A. Move. able—as well as shapely and onsense Songs.’ sionary, in Indla, China, Korea and |=°" > | the department. “Know the Worid You " Rt o g Everybody. Japan. Of the more than 20 Vernon G. Howard, colored, seventeen | Live Inc- in Our World, a monthiy | Demands for i 3 sl a;"’"-g;;'g:‘_":" durable. More than a tooth past: Announcements. ars old, has pleaded guilty before |MaRezine. edited by Arthur Bullard concert. fnvestigation. We Co-operate With B 3 cording to Principal E. A. Drum. ~—it checks Pyorr| Residents of the northeast and (a) “Colleen o' Mine" Stricklund Justice Hoehling, in Criminal Division | The references which have appearcd vee Ty g v14%0 0 | i SISO WHERE THE BETTER THINGS COST LESS [SUCOSUUOAUAN Sadip0c njiuhe | southeast. sections of the-city are ln-| (b) “The World Is Walting for | [by Helen Burkart. planist. ana|]930cq Hoettng, i Coinina, Divieon ol the past year have been as- | the builai ol vited by the Community Music Asso- clatio he its gue: - v [ e iven tonignt in tne new| WASHINGTON'S GREATEST . G STREET BETWEEN r School. 17th and East| 4 P toieat strect. at 51 woer. | WOMEN'S STORE 1ITH g 12TH STREETS The outstanding feature will be the . | Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Orches- the Sunrise” -Seits | |Charles V. Banner, cornetist gerous weapon. He s uccused of led for convenient coneultation | Y. 3L C. A "to open iix {0 c 3 Caring for feet is better than curing them "u.A seventy-five players, and the srdica Banjo Club, fifty players, |vl)th under the direction of Walter T. Preston Hayes, tenor; Au- There will be 1,500 seats free to|Serous Weapoh —He I8 Mecel cor|in the pamphlet. i ie engied | brickiaying, Jant Holt. The n\\ialin' artists will be gust King-Smith at the | |the public. The doors will open at| Rl . i “Bringing the W America—A | nounced today. Classes g B 3 g ylso T o'clock. No children under '°“h~\-mb:‘; i and Bucie Tfr‘l::;'a?fif List of Referen s | Toeehny, Thuvaday 4nd Saturesyl|t Arthul' ul“ Cli,, 1343 F Street o ° ° ° Alice 1. Hill, mandolinist: Mary — .sopranoc, and Preston Haynes, Sweaters Waists Draperies e-Mandolin and Guitar Orches- Skirts i ~ |tra will be heard in the “Raymond Colleglums years of age will be admitted and all | boy escaped and was located at Provi- | ternational Affal nights of each week from 7 until 11 N o alh'r children must come with fldulu,mme R. I: Justice Hoehling referred | The books and P 1| o'clock. Onily twenty members Dresses Gmglmma " by Thomas _Sullivan's Coats Kimonos Stockings x and Rachaunis R and sit with them throughout the |the case to Probation Officer Steele for [nder three m n, be admitted to this fourth cla: Prelude in C Sharp Minor! x;ya:f:‘n;é%““;:‘Z%‘Z;iggf‘:;j:j:,j’ Takes on New Interest Tomorrow-Scores of Attractive Values Throughout tle Store! e accompanied on the d V: 2, Diamond Dyes > | er ik E5 il oman in Gray,” by Hahn, and “1. | o . 3 x No One Ever Marries l\:v.'db)' L("l_: | - sllk p tt -c at man. 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