Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1924, Page 19

"THE SUNDAY STAR WASHING TON, D. C, APRIL 6, 1924 —PART PEN WOMEN PRIZES ] o e o0 [ HONOR MEMORY OF NORTH POLE DISCOVERER | ¥Mrs. Este]le M. Moses and Mrs, Frank Pyle Win $25 Each. “PLAY AND STORY TESTS Mrs. Renshaw Gives Tea—Mrs. Lochex Praised. » winner of the one we t recently conducted by the league. Mrs. Moses play, “Hunger,” was adjudged the winner by a com- mittee connected with the New Or- Little Theater, of which Mrs sldberg is the head, and was i strictly on merits as a tic offering le for pro- ion on the st s the first Titiery Renshaw, in the District ipient T r." Accom- ward was a highly con Ceremonies held todny at discovery of the pole. Left 1o Gregory, representing the Nav Tie Aubrey B wn U e et | WOMEN'S CONGRESSIONAL | COMMITTEE TO MEET‘“_ Honored at Tea. | Status of Vnnou= National Meas-l“ Mrs. Brown an_of Character -ph.”" ‘honor_of | ures of Interest to Sex Will Be Reported at S The women's join ¢ |committee, comprising repres mplimenting <. Harriet Locher, the District presi- having originated tion, the rp Kept on the T and i YOU GMI )] YBIIHSElF—FflR LESS THAN $5. [ housands of car owners have refinished their cars with KYANIZE Motor Car Enamels. Just spend an afternoon in giving the old car anew finish. You can doit. KYANIZE Motor Car Enamels come to you all ready for instant use —allow under average conditions, a good twenty-four hours todry. Your total outlay for everything, including a good brush, sandpaper, etc., will not exceed a five dollar bill. KY, E Motor Car Enamels paint and vamish in one operation. Sold in ten colors, black and whiZe. They level out to a ridgeless smoothness with a highly brilliant, waterproof surface that will not crack, peel or chip. KANIZE Top and Seat Dressing —a waterproof, elastic, coating easily applied and dry in a few hours. Given the appearance of “‘newness”’ to leather and imitation leather tops,seats and cushions. Satisfactory Results Guaranteed If any KYANIZE product when properly applied to the proper surface fails to give absolute satisfaction, we will refund the purchase price for the empty can. FREE Our Booklet “HOW TO PAINT YOUR AUTO- MOBILE” with eumglele instructions will be given Free of rge to any motdrist who will bring or send this advertise- ment to our store. Get yeur:copy todsy IT'S FREE. WASHINGTON DEALERS BECKER ru\'l‘ co.. 1239 Wis- “\TKI\ & WHITNEY, 1410 14th S E '10\- 3610 Ga. g, n “’mno\. 502G St. N.W. D. DELVECCHIO, 1134 Florida lsu\ SENW. D e NE FRED M. HAAS, 2006 R. I Ava "l(.-HE! BROS,, 602 B St. J. FRANK CAMPBELL, 13 Hopo Road S. E." Amacostia, \\ ater Sts. SW* AND DEALERS BLADE®SBURG, Hyma n ~ MECHANICSVILLE, DAMASCUS, Walter R, Falrchild GERMANTOWN, ~ Takoma Hdwe. ‘Waters & Walker £ 7 Laurel Ave SVILLE, J. W. Bowling & SYKESV Town and Home Co. Supply Co. LAUREL, D. E. Wilton Donaldson T. B.. T. B. Mercantile Co. VIRGINIA DEALERS FALLS CHURCH, W, N, Lynch HAMILTON, G. T. Schooley LEESBURG, Norris Bros. Mannfnctured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY Everett Station, Boston 49, Masw. WHERE THERE ARE NO KYANIZE AGENTS Agent in sour town, the KYANIZE Exclusive Agency rite us today for foll parti BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY, TO DEALERS IN TOW If there ix no KYANI propesition is open 1o 3 > status e child labor amendment, the 1d resolu- e joint committee from h of the , dixcoverer of the north pole, in commemoration of the fifteenth anNivermary of tic avy Edwin Denby, llowing org tions will attend | of | Pr | League of Women 3 Mrx. Edward Stafford. daughter of Admiral Peary;: md Capt. Robert Bartlett, second in command of the Peary expedition. A Admiral Luther E. of the District Su- n to that rry Har- arrell, who in Boston f nd uttering Do Your Own Figuring and you’ll come to but one conclusion— regarding the buyability of stock in the Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation Safe — sure — suc- cessful. The fundamental pnncnple which un- derlies it all —and underwrites its suc- cess — is co-opera- tion. You are not putting money here into a blind pool— that may work out or may not. Instead, we have a definite objective for every dollar of our contrib- uted capital. We are not speculating—not even taking chances on good or bad judg- ment in investing these funds. The reputation of the Wardman -Construc- tion Company is such that any one will agree its programme provides ample as- surance — and it is into the furtherance of these develop- ments your stock- subscriptions are being placed. That's an asset. The personnel of our governing board constitutes - another anchor of certainty. Nobody in this or- ganization is favor- ed. Everybody is in it by exactly the same method — pur- chase of stock. No- body “ shares differ- ently from another. There are mno sal- aried executives—no expensive retinue. We don’t need either. Thomas P. Bones Our Directors Are Your Neighbors Harry Wardman President Wardman Park Hotel Co. President Wardman _Construction Co. builders of over 300 ap: ments and 4,000 dwell in Washington, D. C. Pr dent Wardman Mortgage a Discount Corporation. John Poole President Federal American National Bank. Director Wardman Mortgage and Dis- count Corporation /. Wallace Chiswell President People's Mutual Benefit Insurance Co. Direc- tor Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. James D. Hobbs Treasurer National Wood- Treasurer struction Co. Second Vice President-Treas- urer Wardman Park Hotel. Second Vice President and Treasurer Wardman Mort- gage and Discount Corpora- tion. Ezra Gould Presiden! Washington . Mechanics Savings Bank. Treasurer Racquet Club. Former Vice President Mer- chants Bank and Trust Co. Former President of Dupont National Bank. Director Wardman Mortgage and Dis- count Corporation. Vice President Wardman Construction Co. Vice Pres- ident Wardman Park Hotel. First Vice President Ward- man Mortgage and Discount Corporation. Hon. Daniel Thew Wright preme Court of D. C. Gen- eral Counsel Wardman Con- struction Co. General Coun- sel Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. Di- rector Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. Charles L. Selecman Real Estate Operator. Ex- pert in Real Estate Values. Director Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. Hubbert R. Quinter Secretary Wardman Con- struction Co. _ Secretary ‘Wardman Park Hotel. 'Di- rector Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation. —for we've got the market for our money already pro- vided—and a mod- erate office force handles the simple details. Meaning that accruing profits are almost all divi- dends — dividable upon the same basis all around — every- one according to stock holdings. This Mortgage and Discount Corpo- ration is bearing my name—"and it is go- ing to share my successes. That's why 1 so confidently and cordially invite my neighbors here to subscribe to its stock. We're half way along to our first div- idend distribution. If it was right now even we’d be making a most unusual show- ing. Present subscrib- ers are getting an advantage in that under this first allot- ment of stock—with each share of 89 Preferred at $125— goes a share of Com- mon Stock—which is expected to pay a minimum of $4. If no more, it’s a $12 in- vestment. But it has the making of a still better showing. You can buy for all cash—or $50 per share cash—with 30 and 60 days in which to pay the balance. If theye is anything else you want to know— get ifi touch with us—and it will be made clear. 1430 K “Street. _Sincerely, . Harry Wardman charge of Phone Main 4190. ! - L | | i T, A A Courtesy and Service Peter Grogen & Soms Co. Compare Our Values GROGAN'S 817-823 Seventh 8¢, NW “Homefurnishers Since 1866” If it is absolut:ly necessary that your buying be limited to the lowest priced suits we car: satisfactory. But " you may stil! be certain of quality that will prove or economy in *he end, and for the added beauty 2nd comfort they bring into your home, we recommend the better grades. A charge account enables you to afford what you'd have—and at once. really like to Young married couples should consider this method of buying, and remember that our policy is to #lways grant them unusu- ally liberal terms. Handsome Overstuffed Suite for $280 This is a suite of very rich appearance, the upholstery being a fine mohair in blue and gold effect. casy chair and wing back fireside chair. Iose cushions. The davenport is 72 inches in length, with correspondingly large All are of spring-edge construction with A Good Looking Suite for $97.50 A very good value for this low price. The three pieces have substantial frames in mahogany finish, carefully polished, cane backs and sides, and the seats are covered with pretty pattern of striped velour. Three-Piece Bedroom Suite for $105 This is a dresser, chifforette and bow-end bed in genuine walnut veneer. sign is attractive and the finish is excellent. price will be $157. The de- If the vanity dresser is added the A Suite of Exceptional Beauty for $382.50 A dresser, full vanity, chifforobe and bow-end bed. The dresser top measures 44 by 21 inches, with mirror 32 by 28 inches, indicating the large size of all the pieces. The wood is a beautiful French walnut in .two tones, all interiors being mahogany lined. Pleasing Dining Suite for $175 The four conventional pieces—buffet, china cabinet, server and extension table; a pattern of the William and Mary period, in walnut of two-tone finish. The buffet has 52-inch top, with two central drawers and linen compartments on either side. China and server are of corresponding size, and table extends to 6-foot length. Four Elegant Dining Pieces for $395 A beautifully finished design of the William and Mary period, of genuine walnut in two-tone effects. closet. e e Buffet is 72 inches long, with top drawer full length, two side linen compartmenh and center closet containing sliding trays for silver. cabinet is 60 inches high, 41 inches wide, with glass door and side panels. top is 60 by 44. mches and extends to six feet. China Table The server is large with commodious “Gold Seal” Congoleum and Summer Rugs of All Descriptions A very complete stock of the grass and fiber rugs for summer, in the many different sizes; bright, new patterns, rich colorings and very moder- ate prices. Our 9 by 12 “Gold Seal” Congoleum rugs are prlced at $18, wuhout extra charge for the privilege of deferred payments. [T A