Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 31

— {merica Not Degenerating Morally, But Has Clean Soul, Says. Author Nation Not Pictured in Shocking Literature, E. B. Morris Declares. ‘ederal Architect Wins Writing Fame as He Labors at Treasury. THE ' SUN DEFENSE HIGHWAY LINK TO BE PAVED Two-Mile Stretch 2t Annapolis End, Four Miles at This, to Be Surfaced This Spring. DAY this afternoon at 3 p.m. at Pythian Temple, streets, William Sherrill, Another link In the Defense high- way, which will bring Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, to within twenty-six miles of Washington by automobile, will be added early this spring, John N. Mackall, chairman of the Maryland state roads commis- slon, informed John . Riggles, presi- dent of the Good Roads League, in American leader, will speak. other go aid rnments the parliament * STAR, WASHINGTON,™ D.- SEEKS AID FOR NEGROES.| Universal Improvement Associa- tion Backs African Project. Washington Division, No. 183, Uni- versal Negro Improvement Associa- tion, will open & series of meetings o'clock and at 8 12th and U assistant president general of the Universal Rogro Improvement Assoclation: and A peti- tion will be signed asking this and of the world for d co-operation in establishing ent for negroes by negroes C.: ‘APRIL 13,~ on negroes in America aro ng the petitions to be | President and to Con- | ons also are to be sent f England and to 1924 —PART 1. McADOO CLUBS TO MEET. Joint Parley of City Organizations Set for Tuesday. . A joint meeting of all the McAdoo clubs in the District will eld at the Ebbitt Hotel Tuesday the red room, at & o'clock. prominent speaiers will be present and pians outlined for an extensive membership drive by the varlous clubs in the District. The Peoph's MeAdoo Club, with headquarters in the Lenox building, 1523 L street northwest, is McAdoo campaign headquarters in Washing- ton. Col. W. F. Murphy is president of the club and in charge of the local campaign. e HARVARD PLAYERS HERE. Several um ORCHESTRA CONCERT. _At United States Marine bar- ‘ second er. 1 Program | Overture, “Jubilee of Pea Nocturne, Opus 48, | Prelude to 3 | Grand scene A i Grand m “ | Wag | Marines’ hymn, “The Hall | Montezuma.” | “The Star Spangled Banner™ | | POLICEMAN UNDER FIHE. | Tnspector ¥ 'WE HAS WORMS All dogs have worms—puppic espec { ally—and must be wormec: regularty. Sergeant"sSureShot Capsules never fail and are perfectly harmless. 60c ot drug, sports & l'dllm’u. pet shops orby ma'i, FREE DOG BOCK Polk Miller’s fam- H nu! DDI k on ‘"‘” also! Dogs - e feedirme & brandime with Symptom Chart ‘Waiteforonr fre copy Y T ree Advice i answers any question Standard about your dog’s health Sdyears free. Write us fy lly. 1256 £ Main St Polan!l- DrugCo. Richmond, Va. “Claflin Spex To make you see, Oar Home Is to the league of nations. letter v al meetings will be held as top floor of the Thirteen-Fourteen G” CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO _City_Club Ridz. ~~=@ Abn\n“ll WHEN YOU NEED A KEY | You'need our instant dupli- cating Service. Duplicate, key, 25c. ; Bnngd'our lacks to the shop. | RNER & CLARK Bhasement. 1233 Mew York Ave. AN e\s Treasury % Will Present “Who’s Who” Wed- nesday Night. “Who's Who" will be night at the tist Church presented | v on' P ¢ I 1 the highy | hubert- | ¢ '\\ ashingt “hurch, 14t Rrsday e At hington to almost | Tilp_because, - | young man pu | pocket, It prove armed, however, each yea intricate line cration of Wom- | fervieen will be held fro Cuba, which is the |gf eorge R. Hagan, 142 A omen in the |utreet northeaxt, Monday afternoon, ut | has a membership | 2 o'clock. ‘wm "wtf e NN et = About 10, 0,000 varieties of fish an [7o 7 7 of this great na- 1 have tried rty Days Each Year. wor has been Spring Painting ! and ! Paperhanging | Exterior House Painting u Specialty Always Glad to Estimate Painting Time Is Here CAROW & FRY 1011 H 8t N.W. M. 1261 vqnde Sees (hanse in Literatare. Ob, Daddy! you surely surprised us' It's a beauty! Say—sister and I are going to take lessons now! GREAT PIANO 'SALE | Starts Promptly Monday Morning---Easy Terms! We are heavily overstocked on slightly used and traded-in pianos and player-pianos. These instruments have accumu- lated during the last few months, some are new styles, some are samples—and many are instruments taken in exchange for new players, grands and Ampico re-enacting pianos. We must sell these pianos at once to make room for other stock. Glance over this offer here. Think of buying an almost new 88-note player for only $263—on easy terms. We do not be- lieve you Wlll have this opportunity again. Sale of Pure Easter Candies In all of our stores you'll find a large assort- ment of fresh, delicious candies for Easter. You are probably planning an Easter party, or maybe you are going to give the kiddies one. To carry out the Easter ic what could be more appropriate than a choco- late rabbit or a decorated chocolate egg for each guest? Our Easter candies are very moderately priced Facts Regarding This Gigantic Piano Sale The Arthur Jordan Piano Company enjoys an enviable reputa- tion in Washington through its many years of fair dealing. We are agents for the best known line of pianos in the world, includ- ing the Chickering, the Ampico, Haines Brothers, ‘\larshall & Wendell, Francis Bacon and Cable Nelson. We also have the following used pianos in this sale: Chickering, Steinway, Haines Brothers, Bradbury, Fischer, Francis Bacon, Behning and many others. This great sale makes it possible for you to secure a beautiful piano or player-piano at a very low price—used uprights will be sold as low as $38, used player-pianos as low as $189. First come, first served. We can play no favoritism; the best bar- gains naturally go first. Make your selection earl\ This is the letter and spirit of this sale. This great bargain in an almost new Player will go on sale at $268, including a free bench to match. Be sure and look at this—an instrument as good as new for only $268. You cannot duplicate this great offer. Other Players very slightly used, $397, $445, $495. Easy terms. This Player only $189. This used player will be put on sale at the price listed, including bench. If you have ever thought of buying a player- piano this is your chance. ACT Mammy Lou Easter Eggs 1 1b....25¢c Ib....49c Big, delicious chocolate-covered Mammy Lbu Easter Eggs, with a rich wholesome fruit and nut or cocoanut center. Half-pound eggs. 25c: pound eggs, 49c: attrac- tively boxed. This beauti ful new Baby Grand will be sold at— $395 Other New Grands at 6-0z. Decorated Eggs. .... ... ... — 1-1b. Decorated Eggs 2-1b. Decorated Eggs . 21/,-0z. Cherry-filled Eggs, 5¢; 6 for .25¢ 21,-0z. Pineapple-filled Eggs, 5¢; 6 for 25¢ 41/,-0z. Pineapple-filled Eggs. . .3 for 25¢ . 4.0z, Cherry-filled Eggs 3 for 25¢ Chocolate Rabbits 5¢, 10c, 15¢, 25¢ Fruit-flavored Jelly Eggs, Ib. 17¢ Blue Bird Chocolate Cherries, lb. box, 49¢ 35c Nestle’s Almond Bar, 4 1b. . ... .25¢ Lipp’s Whipped Creams, Ib. . . ..... . .39c Peppermint Patties, Ib ce e 33c _Brazilnut Castana Mallows, Ib.. ... .39¢ Pare Sugar Hard Candies, Ib. ........25¢ Slightly used piano from this vast stock. Note the price. Stool accompanies this instru- ment. Small payment down and $1.75 a week. We are going to make quick sale of this stock. We have cut_the price of this used up- right piano to only $38. Small down payment, $1.25 a week. This piano in a beautiful oak s an exceptional bargain. Excellent condition. EASY TERMS. This used instrument is for sale at the price and terms listed. Terms: Small payment down, $1.50 a week. ca: Fine tone. 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