Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 PROBE OF PENSION {APPROPRIATION BILL [HEAD OF D. C. MASONS 1 o e of ensamin % | WHERE, THE VOGUE OF THE MOMENT 1S FIRST REVEALED | french ge. e latter was char- RATINGS INITIATED| REPORTED TO SENATE| VIS'TS FRENCH LODGE et coen, "2 i 22 ; . . Sori i Grand Master Boberts and Aides| " eut grana: visation wi be A Collection of Charming ; prlng Clothes Senator Walsh of Massachusett: X Greeted by Schick—Have Enter- |t0 Actcia Lodge, No. 18, in Masonic enator alsh o ssachusetts | Measure Carries $49,950 Less Than - HEVRES s+ 13th street and New Yor EASTER WRAPS for Men women and Ch“dren ’ Sponsors Investigation of ! Amount Favorably Passed tainment Program. ve esday evening, Continuing the 1924 series of grand | "Allegad_(.il_qum ! By the House. [ visitations, Charies K. Roberts, grand 5 HESE Wraps typify the joyous season of Easter and Spring- e master of Masons o. the District of The scason’s most fashionable fabrics—twill an1 char- - 5 | time. | ON HAYMARER CITES ROUTINE| The independent ofices appropria- | Columbia, accompanied by tie officers Poached Eggs meen have been fashioned: into wraps that are new, youthful and Vi tion bill was reported to the Senate |of the Gand Lodge, Monday evéning paid éan be gi 1 i altogether charming. Each, an individual model with embroidery, yesterday from the approplctions com- | an official call on Benjamin B. French given a really tucking, metal braid or applique to add an artistic touch to the Charges Aver Efficiency Figures!mittee, carrying a total of §398,716-| Lodse, No. 15 in Masonic Temple, distinctive flavor.When | new color tones. Many of the models have summer fur at the Sh Discriminati 740.16. This is $49.950 less than the | 13th street and New York avenue. f‘;ec gs are doné and § collar, . ow Discrimination. bill carried as it passed the House.|John L. Schick, the master, extended Flag on toast, punc- g 5 : S . & -ommittee added $10,050 | a cordial greeting to the visitors, to ture the yolks and sea- Remarkable Wibrnte Pt Remanabic:l conis iry into charges that dis-|for the Smithsonia itution, but | which Grand Master Roberts respond- son each one with two Was being shown n ef. | reduced appropriation for the | ed, adding a number’ of announce- ér th il values at ! on offies | Federal Trade Commission by $60,000. | ments of special interest to the or- P drops of the : : The appropriation for the Federal|Banization = o o @ ent pro. 3 S Sons $49'75 L] D! Trade C“m";:""lhon wa reduced to firi\l)l.‘ de up of \'fl,(‘;\l and instru- E & i . conform with the estimates submit- | menta ctions, and an illustrated P e ted by the budget bureau. lecture by Prof. Mitchell Carroll, r(o Gity Glub Btildin { 7th and L Streets Northwest A 2 g | secretary of the Archeological Insti- Open Until 10 P.M. Saturdays No Branch St 1316 G Street = S . In that part of the bill relating 10 { (uie of America, followed by refresh. the United States Shipping Board | ments. was offe and the Emergency Fleet Corpora-| tion, the Senate committee changed the limitation on salaries that ma be paid so that no officer or employ of the Shipping Board or the Corporation s excess of $1 I higher ef-|following: 8 T hose to which | 000 and six at not to exceed $15,000 d. while othe The House passed the bill fix- ing the limit at $10.000 a vear, with [{! =, re one not to exceed $20,000 and four at . not to exceed $ . 5 ’ of the oMice Provision Written In. = S ° e The House also wrote in a provision : : that no part of the money appro- priated for the Shipping Board and |] I/ attention. | the Pleet Corporation should be used =il fit he “heard @ |for the purchase or reconditioning of L : ship or article that : > \ ] . them” by the | {3 d onditioned i 3 i = L ¢ vards government | = n a t actual expenditure of \‘ Jte committee amende o' as 1 : 0 0,000, and b i 7 casonable opportunity shatl e || | e : . g ! Sar %o chin f 2 Joining hands with one of the largest furniture organizations .u vards or nals to te upon the cost of such repair or reconditioning America now gives The Phillip Levy Company the added buying power ‘ of 91 furniture stores located in principal cities of the country. To quickly clear our floors for incoming goods and thereby prove that quantity buy- ing docs mean lower prices—we have reduced everything in our store. E “old rattler” sleeping Our entire day-in-and-day-out stock, incl}:ding Grand Rapids, Mich. car of bygone days cost |} | ab| makes. is now offered at very unusual savings. 0. The firstPullman § - one ficaw coi?losooo. Railroad offi- |{ | TR_UTH in Advertising, Guaranteed Merchan- NDER the new management a liberal pz_ylécy 4 | cials were skeptical. But the || © dlpe and Satisfaction, plus the most liberal has been establ..\sl'led—the _same polngxes - career of George M. Pullman |} ! Z Credit Terms imaginable, are to prevail at the that have brought this great furniture organiza- Phillip Levy Stores. In other words, THE tion,.with its vast buying power, to the top of the best that is possible. j \ GOLDEN RULE applied to storekeeping. the list of great institutions. Special re were made by the grand e to Past Grand | Wetmore and Past | and mar- | Giving the very most, 2 A . 2] o8 0n rather than the least that It is Your Own Money that you are spendmg. S0 come in—look and compare! t of i % | its great financial re- = : o = seurces make possible, is WILL HEAR PRESIDENT. the policy of Hearst’s —— ! International. The April Woman's Law issue is filled with fea- i ! : ; ; § . tures—any one of which | : Trade in Your might satisfy the average i = | 3 : 1 publisher. Read “Berg- 2 7 ; £3 a Old Furnlture—- doll Surrenders to the ( s American Legion”. T E P . e— Through ti U 3] - | ture of ou now able to trade in pieces of furniture that ak | "N : Gate-Leg b 1 want to get rid of as part pay- v | = | - " 1 ment on new and up-to-datc i H 3 : Tables o S furniture. rugs or stoves. International = . o he beauts and di o = S e Vi aiigi eatl at Bt . fo 1s Dok and select the furniture t} Refrigerators gateleg table is not = ; meets with your idea of qual - Eaibsamane ) _ and price, then you, hand This great sals include wot 3 = - list of thinds W ¥ ut pri on o vele- 1 h to trade in, and our ap- srated nal ¥ ) 1 d . C p . praisal man makes the ow- Best Way to Cook Breakfust | ealiine geratar o Borer tathidia Bedroom ;S'ul.tes at Gut Prices ance for you. Porw, ooak chem :“:’:‘h, o e sl i Bronemn il w‘h‘d: may be ex Whatever your idea of value in a bedroom suite may be. you will y find bou g b f::”l"'“f{;',",’d:,}:' e t here in the Phillip Levy at the prices which hold sway. A 7-piece bed- really get the high qual ot ; S B room suite, including i dressing table. chiffonier, raiture th?t you have alw low as nd bed, dresser, all-steel spring, cotton mattress and $ | 59_50 ‘-“‘-“”‘:fo;g“’;c{’r"ifi“ih Flavor with. ciastoon, i ed § r to match; in American walnut finish. Now sold comni- for the cheaper ki S e S e ‘ ! $17:0 plete for as little as Terms, §1 Week Through this plan you Terms, $5 every Ist and 15th Y e R Specials— re salva rehouse fire a deale $90 Cast Iron Ranges, fully § .50 guaranteed—n o w 3 go for only...... §135 Cast Irom | .. ' 3 % . a3 Biue Enamel § 50 ' . X L ew runes ‘ ' - Kitchen Ranges— 798 e 5 O 4 4 ; 3 polisl e = : | R 22 5 Conpinn Overstuffed Suites Reduced-- Phone Dealers For Them ! s - 3 Rops ke nev. $3.95 Thes're Besat Auid suchs Towr peices’ you never Hav tt ' Save ini tes— il i seer Fine furniture, too—with.a strong inner construction on uites . s a ey B e O better prunes were ever on the market. They Dlnlng S un $1950 Double that will stand the light of day. . Beautifully upholstered grow as delicious plums in California. Then, by Ii money-saving prices mean anything to folks these days, our Coil Bed Springs 1 e 2 ) [ aize Egater Ndeal suites in mohair, tapestry or velour are now priced to natural dry-curing we transform them into luscious i dining room department will be a busy one this week. A 10-piecc oily clear our floors quickly for sum- proves eriod dining suite—similar to picture—in Italian . ¢ s 3 ot period dining suite—similar to picture- 3 3-piece el All the sugar and the flavor are brought out te i oak, including semi-inclosed china cabinet, server. s .50 wfi"i.mar‘:;"l"r‘ ‘r“'fl' ::‘l:;lll(;lln ‘ P;}"L ’tépfi?trl) h perfection. oblong table, buffet and 6 chairs, now priced for == space and clothes overstuffed - suites tfor as little * When you cook them they're as tender and as juicy | s St closet, now .. . . .o S el Ty ATn s IG i sTele as the plums themselves. | Club-Plan Terms, $§ Monthly Ask for Sunsweet Prunes to be sure to get them. Sunsweets are graded, selected and packed in fresh, clean 2-1b. cartons for you. Also sold in bulk from [ s oot d | Serve them for tomorrow’s breakfast — learn how H ==0 = 3 good they are. Prunes, one of the best, are now also one of the least expensive foods. SUNSWEET Pru: | R | mmid = ' ‘ | runes Oil Cook Stoves ¢ ¥ 3_P; i ker Sui Rockers— Mothproof Red Cedar Selected from Ripe, Juicy Plums : ‘Ihis store is headquarters for Kitchen Cabinets T i o “m?ffigf = Sevaral: aoscas ot the Chests— t a il Cook ‘This wonde: oney vent 5 £ o highly California Prune & Apricot Growers Association s S v Kitchien Cabinets into its_price v s 50 1 L whether Mr. and Mrs. Moth are bor 11.252 Grower-Members San Joss, California prevail. 2-burner 319.75 ting tide. Just now you can bmy n your ideas of design, as well a9 prices, will ok il .nrnr., bmhe vu!l;‘y.‘:x;lfi( h;:(le,‘::lnw e Sl Fhunit low as ... g i - ¢ a s e et E o the low price of. BTN picture now sold on .\Hl ll\rnnhlrl- mow here Terms, $1 Week Terms, $1 Week i 317 T 311 5 5 = Tl 5 . - S— California Prune & Apricot Growers Ass'n. lxlln ‘;n = In 000, San Jase, Calif 2 § i ; 3 E rms, e i e & . ! 30. 60 or 90 Days Same as Cash pH(LL(P LEVY & @‘ e S 3 : : - — Items Not Advertised o S % 0 Ay oy tors s 735 Seventh St. N.W.—Between Gand H- i you don't see the piece of furniture listed furniture and get the cash discount. 3 here that you want—came to the store and you'll WASHINGTON, D.C. find hundreds of things on display not listed here.