Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 21

FLEONG MEETING OWS T0 WEATHER Tong Members in No Hurry “to Consider Business as Thermometers Mount. The Oriental comple the On & Chinese Merchants’ Association lled against the heat today and ates to the annual convention at 3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest spent the afternoon drinking hot tea at headquarters and seeing Washing- broiling sun, in lieu of dis- ssing problems of the Jour at the :se philosophy is othly murmured when asked why things . Most methodical- ! the best foot. Sup- porting these premises is the follo conversation between, a nd vavious members of the zation at the headquarters to- have you seen George Wen or Charlie Soo? “No, mebbe come in one hour, melbe two hour. mebbe tonight. You wait. You see” “No Meet, Too Hot.” But. I've an edition, to make. Tm a newspap an. “et your news into the paper tod You naper be print tomorrow, next week, don't it? Plenty time. Plenty got of the first a result the party of ‘George bund, looking little secretary of the On of Washington, dishes of viands about to ous diners at his restaurant. owns that restaurant. meat) tods Go sight sce.” kitchenward for < patrons’ interior shot vpular. favored spot at —outside of the mah-jong Fameis in table on which f hot tea are be- where is the cups and lot of patrons hot tea. ganization works systemati- There will be sessions—if it is comfortable—daily 5 p.n and from § to 11 pan. One of thes nights there banquet. In .the commit- nquet has not There is plenty of It will come. will & he week, mebbe time. Mebbe nol SR Daphne—I want to give Harold a surprise- for his birthday—can you suzgest something? Coral 11 him your age, darling. A new laundry service that is meeting CLERGYMAN WAITS ACTION ON FIRPO Eyes of Country on Labor Depart- ment in Case, Says Canon Chase. With all the evidence in the at- tempt to deport Lu's Angel Firpo. Argentine prize fighter, before offi- clals of the Department of Labor, Canon William_ Sheafe Chase of Brooklyn, N. Y., is resting the case and awalting action by the de- partment before carrying his plea to President Coolidge. He has indicated he will not attempt to see the Presi- dent until action is taken by immi- gration officials. Canon Chase, who is in Washing- ton for a few days in the interest of a drive for observance of a “day of rest” in Washington, referred to the Firpo case in a talk last night at the Columbia Heights Christian Church, Park road, near Fourteenth street. He sald he had placed all the facts In the case before the department and hoped for early action, declaring the law puts respon- sibility for admission of violators of the immigration law on the Secretary of TLabor. . The New York clergyman spoke at three churches yesterday in the in- terest of the “day of rest” drive. In only one of them, however, did he refer to the Firpo case. He also spoke at the Chapel of the Nativity, sa- | chusctts avenue and Fourteenth street ! southeast, and the Church of the Epiph- any, G street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. He declared the influence of the National Lord's Day Alliance will be brouszht to bear on o pass a law prohibiting a ized Sunday.” ves of America " the Firpo issue to see the prize ring can influence rtment of Labor, adding that JUICE OF LEMON WHITENS SKIN The only harm. tess way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. Shake well in a bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful skin whitener, softener and beautifier, Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. It can not irritate. Famous stage beautles use it to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy-white complex. | ion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan | bleach. You must mix this remarkable | lotion yourself. It can not be bought ready to use because it acts best imme- diately after it is prepared. Orchard White THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ““the honor of the United States Gov- erfiment is at stake.” He is president of the New York Civic League and in- stituted an inquiry into the legality of Firpo's arrival in this country after the Argentinian had landed with a woman named Bianca Lourdes, whom Firpo claimed at the time to be his ‘secretary. e BODY BROUGHT HOME. William F. Brooks, Long Resident of Washington, to Be Buried Here. The body of William F. Brooks, longtime resident and prominent business man of this city, who died in Los Angeles, Calif., M: . last, will arrive here tomorrow morning, for services and interment. Services will be held at Gawler's Chapel, 1730 Penn- sylvania avenue, Fri afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Rey. Dr. James H. Tay- lor of Central Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. The pallbearers will all be nephews of Mr. Brooks, with one exception, Charles W. Meyers, a brother-in-law. Accompanying the body from Cali- fornia are Mrs. Brooks, . Emma Ed- ward T. Bates, h « TRIKE while the iron is hot. golden opportunity to furnish your home from cellar to garret with good furniture—at a cost of less than $100 a room. fits not advertised here are now offered at $99. Emma C. Brooks, who is one of the older residents of this city, will stop over in Baltimore for a briet stay with her sister, Mrs. Mary E. Hall, who resides there, coming on for the services Friday, — KIWANIANS TO DINE. ‘Will Have Old-Fashioned Supper at Loffler Plant. More than 200 members of ,the Kiwanis Club and their friends will be the guests of Andrew D. Loffler, president of the A. Lofiler Provision Company, at an old-time supper to be held next Thursday at the firm's plant, 101 Benning road. 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