Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 18

D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 25 1924. terfly” and “Dance of the Grapevin Florence Thompson, were presented interpreted by the Misses Alice|in three dramatic pantomime numbers, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SCHOOL FORGUARD | STADIO REGITALS GIVEN. i it s, Bt i B2 na e Fenci ™ Do AD]UTANTS MAY 5.]0 McKinley Dancers Present Pro- '{v(mli“nvelyn_ryre‘mo.Fi;unhetr’h?ulz- Pl =i ’ ey, Frances Taylor, Florence Thomp- . 2 gram in Slater House. son and Dorothy Wiltlams. Red Cross Names Hostesses. Two studio recitals were given on| A number of solo dunces were given,| Hostesses to visitors at the Amer- | Daily Conferences to. Be Held on|¥ednceday and Thuraday Sucningsiincluding UBirds Across the ican Red Cross building Sunday will Z Dancers, under the direction of Miss [Evelyn Dav % be Mrs. R. Hellbach and Mrs. C. Subjects of Interest to “The Golden ‘Bubble,” | Hutchinson, from the Petworth aux- Citizen Soldiery. URGES PROMOTION OF JUSTICE ROBB District Bar Association Opposes Naming of Graham—*Legal Fiascoes Cited.” Rare Gem Display To Be Specialty At Fashion Revue A jewel display, estimated in value at half a million dollars, will be one of the specialties in the Almas Temple merchants’ ex- position and fashion revue at Con- Woodmard & Wothrop THE MENS STORE Caroline MeKinle: the old Slater Ho the program being presented by group of eleven young artists of the advanced class = in rhythmic “ex- vention Hall May 2-1J, it was an- A school of instruction for adju- | pression, o \ G ; by Ctarles S. Alde: 4 ’ N 3 Four ensemble dances wero given nounced today by C'.arles S. Alden, |tants general of the National Guard |, four ghsemble da R nasone chairman of the committee in |of the states und the District of | “Wedding of the Beetle and the But- | Evelyn charge of the disulay. Columbia, sanctioned by the War De- Shriners from all parts of the |[partment, will hold sessions in this of the District of Columbia vesterday | country who a:o jewelers, Mr. Al- |city from May § to May 10, inclusive. adopted a resolution to ask President | den said, are sending a brilliant There will be daily conferences on Coolidge to appoint a local man as| collection of their best pieces for |Various subjects of interest to the associate justice. The meeting ad-| exhibition here sitizen soldiery designed to improve journed until next Monday, when a| “A single the relations between all branches of committee is to report the names of | ring* said Mr. the military service and jucreaso the six men, either judges or | defensive efliciency of fhe country. wyers, for | o shall show, may be valued at |4 ! the vacancy. From this number one | from 0 to’ $25,000, @ bracelet, | Capt. Peyton C. Nevitt of the District | of Cotumbta Nationul Guard will rep- o cte ve the| $3.000, and a pearl necklace, at 18180 IR Lan acte Al MR ID Ha e $200,000. Our jewel exhibit will |resent that organization at the con- backing of the entire association | be absolutely genuine.” | ferences and each of the states will be Opposition to the naming of Wil- | L | represented by an officer from its Na- Jiam J. Graham, representative from | | tional Guard” Many brigadier gen- in their studio in h Quigle: at 1731 I street, [ by Florence Thompson, and “A Por-|iliary of the Distriet chapter. Some tralt of a Lady With a Fan” by|time ago the “open house” at the na- Marian Chace. isses Chace and |tional headquarters of the Red Cross hompson also appeared together in |was established and members of va- AS on a Greclan Urn,” "The Silver [rious branches in the local organiza- Circle” and “Oriental Wrestlers.” tion have agreed to act as hostesses. A quartet of dancers, Marian Chace, [ Next week the hostesses will be from Davis, Judy Lyeth and’the Canteen Corps, After unanimously recommending the promotion of Associate Justice Charles H. Robb to the vacancy in the chief justiceship of the District Court’of Appeals the Bar Association That Light Lively Gray They’re Wearing Is Cambridge emerald “such as cabochon Alden, gh Priced C’/wcolates in & fow~Priced Box|" The polur bear sometimes uses mis- Ilinots, developed at the meeting and the assoctation adopted a resolution offered by James M. Proctor to pre- sent to the President and the Depart- | ment of Justice documents evidence | tending to show un judicial position on t Graham. part of Mr qualifications soclation by Attorney by means of corresponde him and the applicant for the ship, Declared “Legal Fiascoes.” Mr. Ho ner in_w man of ti which i siles to secure its prey. 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Any One . . - gf T'l;flsre Well-known scientist states that urniture Coffee is a safe and desirable beverage Bargains : T g for overwhelming majority of adults 1f you have never visited Phillip Levy’s Exchange De- partment you do not realize how much you can save on useful furniture. Come tomorrow, as we have dozens of items too numerous to advertise at extremely low prices. Dining Suite. Jacobean solid oak buffet, bevel mirror, heavy round $l This well-dressed man wears a Cambridge gray suit, in the English style, with broad shoulder, 2-button, soft, rolling front coat, blunt vest and straight trousers. A Splendidly Tailored Suit, $45. He carries a Topcoat of gray cheviot, easy ROFESSOR SAMUEL C. PRESCOTT, Director of the fitting, with graceful lines. $40, Department of Biology and Public Health at the Massa- »chusett! Institute of Technology, has just completed a three years’ Scientific Coffee Research. The results of this investigation are especially interest- ing because various suggestive inferences regarding the wholgsomeness of Coffee have been circulated for years and have been allowed to go unchallenged simply because no thorough scientific investigation of Coffee had ever been made. It’s different now, because the three years’ research has established, by definite scientific method, the fact that Coffee is a safe and desirable beverage for the overwhelming ma- jority of adults. Here's what Professor Prescott says— “I will say that neither in the dispassionate study of the . -vast literature on the subject, much of which is medical lit- erature, nor as a result of our long-continued studies, have we been forced, as scientific men, to any conviction that well- made Coffee is harmful to the great mass of consumers and, as such, dangerous to public health and welfare. On the contrary, the more deeply we have gone into this matter, the more we have read, the more we have looked up this litera- ture in different languages, the more firmly fixed has become the belief (in fact, I might say it is a belief so stromg that it is a conviction) that for the overwhelming majority of adults Coffee is fe and desirable beverage.” Here is the truth! And coming from such an unquestioned authority, it adds scientific corroboration to the public’s own Jjudgment, as expressed by the ever-increasing popularity of Coffee, The Universal Drink. For Better Coffee' Every Day, Follow These Rules 1—See that the Coffes is not ground too cosrse. 2—Allow st lesst » tablerpoontal of ground Coffee to & cwp s—l'wnww ‘Then pour it over the freshly 4—Zerve at onee. 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