Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1924, Page 42

S " Good Work ! 0 Priugk‘ -toiled for many years; he made silk purses of sows ears, and seldom took a rest; his purses were in great demand, and it was said throughout the land, these purses were the best. And people sometimes said to Pete, “You have a plant that can’t be beat— why not make other things? The wooden nutmeg graft is fine, and you could turn out hams of pine. and pewter wedding rings, don’t be- Lieve.” o'd Pete replied, “in sprezding out a grait so wide; no scheme like that endures: make one commodity so fine there is no equal in its line, and then the world is yours. My purses made of porkers' ecars are known in seven hemispheres. wher- ever men have kale: they're found {at home, they're found abroad, | wherever mankind has a wad my ! purses are on sale. When men buy and the perior child. A | purses they exclaim, ‘Pete Pnngl\\ luncheon at will follow. {have the highest fame, they've held ion will be held Tues- | their own for vears; before his skill beginning the whole world bows: he only uses ke soe Tamworth sows. which have the Pl & hoicest cars. " He does one thing r and High Sch nd does it well. and now we see Will Have Luchcon, iim calmly dwe case: he has his program for the se ussion of the visiting {strect, and he nd organi- | cat, and shrimp and early peas. 5. followed | yyob " uichts who. tried to i | their grait too wide are poorly fed |‘(,|| soupbones, and bran; | they've no umbrellas when it pou {they have to sleep on Lmlar doors, | nd dodge the pee (Copyright.) \\ AT HITZ FREES SOLDIER. VISITING TEACHERS’ WORK TO BE STUDIED National Association to Hold Ses- sions Here Next Week at Edu- cation Convention. | | P Pete Problems of the will be di Association of visiting teachers by the National Visiting Teachers. howill meet next week in con- ion with the annual convention Education Assoc of the organ July 1,2 and mecting will e welock Tuesday morning in IEbbitt Hotel, and will de- » consideration of the special bilities in reading in the dull- ussed tion Will be held il ene. noermat oon shack on Easy ond day And also will be held in the 0ak room at 2 “t for discussion is of the Visitin <chool s teachers will T it \| ASON Teacher to the | hos e “C | ty-three ye with the | ¢ thoee ‘methods of preventing | nced Sidney J. Owen, twen- | old, an enlisted man ol two | Eetinquent Oters of the of Visiting i School Visitors M. Holbrook, « University s in Criminal Court, & he was at polies when Dashington | throus ‘ | the | the bar ol A FOBItt | atement, an perjury followed quarters | ng put paper to| and dua 1, headquarters are 1 the | for proved in the ctment LAWYER FINED §50. 100% PURE £ eourt on Abner i representi lawser a Attorneys Kelly t have had a number of Ve during the taking of testi- nd when Segal was asked to ny the government's « the bench for a conferen. wade @ remark which was interpr by the court as contemptuous. The court permitted the lawyer to continue with the case. | THE CHILDREN'S EYES ror3e51 o Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50'";!"dinx Adminston - to Mount Vernom Stopping Over in ALEXANDRIA To wisit Christ, Church aad Washington's . Guide and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations, Main 397 Regulsr Bervice Every Half Hour. 9:00 2. m. to 3:30 p. m. Round Trip, 80 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 to8p m Mt Vernon Not Opsa on Susday Washington-Virginia Railway Co. shontd carefully safe- goarded. Consult us if glasses ' aze needed. | OPTICAL CO. M. A. LEESE Tsatse Yreme. 712 11th Street Stere R L | DURANT “Just a Real Good Car” I T READY | vl Epa N ey owits E. Morrison Paper Co. ! when you sa5 the word. in opulence and | has custard pics to! spread | \ “and sav | Funds. ;Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W HOME MADE CANDICS | | THE EVENING PHI MU SIGMA ELECTS. Sunday School Fraternity Headed by Clifton Clark. The annual national convention of the Phi Mu Sigma National Surday School Fraternity at the Mount Ver- non Place M. E. Church South elected the following officers Monday night. National honcrarv president, Rev. ohnson, Alpha-Beta; national president, Dr. Cliftor P. Ciark, Alpha; aational vice president. Fred G. Ham- mer, Alpha-Beta; nailonal secretary, Madison P. Coe, Alpha; national treasurer, W. R. Owings, Theta; na- tional historian, Allmand White, pha of Virginia: national marshal, S Odor, i national in, Rev. Chappell, STAR, WASHINGTON, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. POLI'S—-De Wolf = Hopper. “Robin Hood," at 8:20 p.m KEITH" eole Fumon Plate.” vaudeville, at 2:15 and §:15 p.m. in TIVOLI—Stage, screen and musical *eatures; continuous performance t-om From Song- and pictures, at God- 2 1:30, 3:30. 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. COLUMBIA JBetty Compson, in . 0, "12:25, 2:10, 4:10, y Biythe, in * 5:30 RIAL P 3 %50, h D—Bet Alpha. 30 This is Pr. Clark’s sixteenth term as national president. the fraternity having heen organized by him in 1908 Dr. Johnson served lust vear s tionl vhaplain. Mr. Hammer has the honor of having written the cal just adopted by the conv, Messrs. Coe and Owings were d to the mmn. s held by last year. Mr. Wh is & memb. Alyta Chapter hI Virginia at folk, and Mr. Odor of Thetu-Beta Chapter of thix city. Dr. Chappell, | who is ut preseut occupying the pal- pit of the First Methodist Episcopil : h of Alpha « h‘u-j meeting of th the Mount Ver ‘r[(pul will 20, 8:00 and 9:3 AMBASSADOR— True S and %:50 p.m. CENTRAL—"Yankee Madness,” | continuous_ performance from 11:35 As Steel” h Reuben A, ey ANl local fraternity ‘men are invited. 'MONEY is essential in ful- fi[[m_u Your great cxpectations. Be prepared to mect the opportunities in life zwith | money saved You progi 3% on Savings—4°. on .Time Tax exempt and other securities bought and sold. FRANKLIN National Bank big |\ the as Centnl Location Moderate Rentals In This Building ‘APPLY TO THE ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. iRtRthtRth thtRthRA! 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He performs the final operation of the many that are nécessary to give you service; within an hour or two he makes you “neighbor to one hundred million people.” ' Talk to a Telephone Installer and you’ll find him to be an in- telligent workman, who knows his job from the ground up, and takes a pride in doing it well. . @Over thirty three mxlhon con- versations take place daily over the wires of the Bell System. Before any calls can be made, the Telephone Installer — forging the last link in the Chain of Speech—must have been on the job. “Bell System” One Policy-One System -Universal Service D. C, WEDNESDAY, 1924. SEEK TO FIND SITE FOR MANOR PARK SCHOOL Officials Inspect Available Land for Eighth-Grade Addition to Educational System. An inspection of porsible sites for the location of the new eight grade elementary school yto be erected in Manor Park, was made Monday by District government and school offi- cials and representatives of the civic bodies in_the community. Avallable sites at 3d and Rittenhouse streets JUNE and on Quackenbos street 24 and 3d were Inspected. Congress has appropriated $20,000 for the purpose of a site for the pro- posed new sehool, which will be de- signed to relieve céngestions in the schaois in Potomac Park, Brgihtwood. Brightwood Park and Woodburn. The inspection party included Maj. istant _engineer Commissioner: Dr. Frank W. superintendent of schools; James T. d, president of the board of edu: ;8. H. Bryant and Capt. D. Cuny. members of the school com- Mittea of the Manor Park Citizens Association, and E. H. Pullman, presi- 25, between Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Cool Drinks at Gibson's Soda Bar Delicious Ice Cream Soda, with Mhlppcd lOC 10c 15¢ Special 12 5¢ Soda Checks (60c worth), for. . 5S¢ 15¢ 10c 5c Ice Creams Cones Ice Cream Sundaes sk hgkes All Sandwiches. Malted Milk Coffee Specials in Soaps Tomorrow 10 cakes P. & G. 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