Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 25

* BAND AND QUARTET Yomn for the chilaren's “Hambone | Py ylor Does Not 27 Hurt in BusCar Crash. | sar at 37th atreot and Grand avenue| T0 FEATURE CONCERT|(% st d it | Advocate Liquor |Dog frarosios i meo ] Underselling Pri ' el TS o e association. e seve of them seriously, in a 'he polar diameter of the earth is iquo jou; nderselling Frices doors will be open at 7 o'clock. No collision between a bus and a street 7.;].99 English mdles. ORlMten. nBke. four MeKFR. OF (ane bl alie ot it S Rl i cna R S SRS s will be admitted and all other chil- an ! Varied Program Arranged for|dren must come with aduits and sit Plank for G. O. P. { : - ' = R S | L oen ‘ or 1 urniture eekly Event at Eastern NEW YORK, May 14.—Dr. Nich- q ! i A i 5 High School, PHYSICIANS TO MEET. olas Murray Butler, president of 9 Columbia University, does pot ad- New Eastern High School, Three Papers Sche Sess HOxaLe (he STMATTIONOR & Mat §ignic 17th and East Copiol/stoiook pers Scheduled for Session | 1, tne plattorm of the Republican tonight, 7:45 o'clock, adi Tonight. party, s : % March, “Mataders - Three papers will be read and ats- | _Any one would be mad to . 3 . =~ Overture, “Ruebezahl,” Flotow cussed at the weekly meeting of the | geelared in ,‘,’,‘fy‘“’l; il Zgi X p 4 3 - £ — S — - Polonatse from “Mignon,” Medical Society of the District of Co- [ by Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president fl opefled Piccolo solo, “Whistle reipes | |lumbia, in the Medical bullding, 1718~ emeritus of Harvard, in’ which Dr. - —————— e g Hartmann | [M street. at 8 o'clock tonight, and| Jot ook exception to Dr. But- S e O 4h ler's views on prohibition enforce- 3 Sergt. Harry Krayite Dlans will be taken up for the con- pe nna ve Excorpla’ trom “Sweethearts,w | | Xontion nere in ‘February ot the | ™Coiumbia's president insisted f - . at ‘—h St' rma ., [ Herbert e Sl lfl"mlf Medi- | that the question he raised in his O, T O™ | | The™ American College of Physicians, | Becch before the Missouri Soclety ‘ g T inferi i s—b capt oyATmy Hand, Robrosimately 5500 medieat oay: | 1af, mothing whatever to do with - g ; o ?ngliszlsoiN bu‘: that mf:;lor r‘r::gr«:hal::dls;aq ca: be sold for les ut why pay , sal Ti or cheaper-made goods when Nachman. sells you guaranteed quali- ing: . Willlam 3. Stannard, | | €8 of the United States and Can-| He wiched simole totpoint out Q ana will attend the February gath- | that the pollcy called “Ary: has > ties for the same prices? Nachman tells the truth and advertises the truth. ering. Dr. Willlam Gerry Morgan 18| made the nation wetter than it had 2 pr%:e;;ll:g';zrc‘::fl,m' : heawin yoara it Tak e aDlol oL Our customers are our best advertisers—and Nachman trusts the people because the o.The pape ght's session are ol Butler gm_e'm::gul':amz’::: people trust Nachman. Your convenience always consulted in payments, and no extra X § “Congenital Pyloric-Stenosis,” Drs.| terday that the impossibility of charge for the credit. uilr\‘nnl.ah 5 - -Haendel i‘,v"hmxrl:‘:‘?dot‘%:bfi%m}anfi 22| gntorcing the Volstead law ' had - ‘Spanis| nee*’ .Rehfeld o WO sk,” Dr. een proved by the e: o o panish Daneet oqsanenteld | | e and "Hithsione b & G ot The enformament ate From Lander, Wyoming, step violinst; Sergt. Karl Hub eral Anesthetic,” Dr. Chipman. . Y 2 N L intoa region of open spacesand A : : STIC Hambone” song. friendl: i i : "I“';h\fi 1 ane“ You" .S.(;‘llnn y f.m' L Serenata™ .. .Tosti i Mabel C. Latimer, sopranct The Teton Mountains, grandest of ; "[‘T\‘:‘I:Iepl';\llr:d” at the piano. PROTECT the Rockies; the Jackson Hole & ” 3 Strong and “Climate Country, grestest big retreat; ] K ! handy rustic Specialty, “Dad’s Musical Night- ; Your Doctor s:;”g”’ lngi;qn' villages; unri- - Mitnituce S tor 4 i ed trout fishing; Yellowstone’s 5 5 verandz or Bt 70 S Jawrenes and Yourself wonders. : ‘ : d fawn: not ai. Bavis ind ARst Modern hotels and hospitable Dude fected by any “On the Bl 1. on,” Frim! m . & “Linger” Awhiler %5207 oge [1] 1) " ranches. Luxurious motor cars or 0 of westhe phonlst; Sergt. J. L. Youns at 2 pony trains. 5 0 4 or F;m{'e it o iaso. : o “Sunahine of Your Smile™ > Lander, including charged. “Good-bye, Maw." Yellowstone, takes six but Armoubcenimte. plantotakelonger. You Bveouthere. Store Open Until Nine O’clock ‘Whistling solos and musical : s The frontier is passing. See it now. i imitations, = . Saturday Night St et “:"’;B“;“‘G' & \/ Big reductions in fares. : “Let the Rest of the Worl 0 fil‘ i i s % "Jfityéllle Bel_l:ls."rymdy these illustrated i - = g “Invocation to Tho Donizetti l.n.l—u.c_.i‘_ “Deep River”.........Burleigh SAY “ 22 . ithropeitta Sixed Quamen | | Do i T LU oy i b i i i g Yo indell, soprano: Floy ilk of oy Whiiiams, fenor:"Mrs. Maurice & agnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years. 210, G St i’.:fi':f“":‘;rs?"'"{a:é?" Linton, Refuse imitations of genuine “Phillips” accompanist. . “rill We Meet Again.” 25-cent bottles, also larger size, contain directi “The Star Spangled Banner.” 4 & n directions and uses. —— Tonight at 7:45 o'clock, in the new Eastern High School, 17th and East Capitol streets, the Community Music Association will present another of its “Bob” Lawrence com- Nt \ 'S & ) = munity concerts, when a program of = . ] ; el ¥ musical variety will be given. P Full size _genuine 'Lloyd 2 ‘."-1, m Standard Fiber Carriages; R A ——————— , o.The Army Band. under command of . nicely upholstered; various \/ J |, : -\\\\Q\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \ Stannard directing, will be the out- . . 3 colors; turn table gear ) . \\\\\\\\\\\ standing attraction. Included in the R and all latest improve- \\\\\‘\\\%?\\ VNN \_\\ band group Mr. Stannard will give 4 el ares rove. ,: NN Flotow's Overture, “Ruebezahl” its priced repeatedly at $32.50. — first rendering with brass instru- 2 3 - ; Pt s wactnearic by Victor Hars p Nachman says (cash or A famous Kroehler 3-piece Suite, overstuffed, in guaranteed bor the Polonsise, P rom’ Thomas: credit)— Baker cut velour; all loose spring cushions; full size pieces; you'd 2 ». s § “Mignon,” and a piccolo solo, by A g ) call it big value at $200—but Nachman undersells The Metropolitan Mixed Quartet, 3 - : e : composed of Florence Sindell, Mrs. Y ; AT Easy Terms to Suit Your Convenience Maurice Eeckham, Floyd Williams and Horace Lake, with Mabel Linton at the piano, and Mabel Latimer, ‘ . assisted at the plano by Loule D. Wa S Leeds, will furnish the vocal fea- tures. Furniture The novelty numbers are Sergt. 7 2 Louis Saldenberg. xylophonist, ac- b N Ly ) companied by Sergt. J. L. 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