Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1924, Page 3

p Lettuce Solid Heads Shipped in Ice The current issue of the Pro- gressive Grocer tells of a pro- gressive merchant who makes every “marker” compel atten- tion and create a real desire for his well kept stock. “Lettuce —Solid Heads Shipped in Ice” is an example given. Kvery homemaker knows that to make a perfect salad, crisp-as- Iceland—Ilettuce must be not only shipped in ice but kept on ice. Pure, clean American Ice insures the crispness of salads and insures the freshness and healthfulness of all perishable {foods. 1 telephone call se tomorroz. AMERICAN ICE today — means The Best | FURS | In building this business we have built carefully and sub- stantially, until today our sta- vy is as certain as our success is apparent. Special FUR SALE PRICES NOW IN EFFECT — | 1208 GST.N.W. | — {had a boy a4 marine bt SPECIAL NOTICES x : OF THE MAY CONCERN TO WiloM IT b 1ebis oo Any person per: ROSINSKY. 613 A DIVIDEND oF AND new. THE | POLYCHROM rooms, $6 made a<low as £ Teving st nw w W monds. gold and platinum. JUSTIGE PRAISES K. C. FOR SERVICE McCoy Commends Catholic Organization for Aid to War’s Victims. While it sometimes seems a ques- tion as to whether the American people kept their promises with the men who went to the front in the World nevertheless there are certain organizations which are car- 1ving out the promises, and one of th is the Knights of Columbus Chief Justice MeCoy of the Supre Court of the District of Columbia last night in the course of an address olumbus Hall, 9 northwest. as the unveiling and blet con nes of members of thi olic order in the District of Columbia Who died while in service during the World War. Justice McCoy said that this organ s keeping its promises and is rendering personal, sympathetic service to the maimed and sick veterans. He said that he in the war, and his name »n the Ist Division Monument ntly unveiled here, and took occa- Knights he work is doing. ignificance. commander of Departm ks on Armistice Day Frank 1. Peckham, the District of Columbi American Legion day and its sign opinion that the day uld be held up as a memorial to pay homage to those men who died during the war, and opposed the us the day for celebrations and gayeties. The tablet andsome work of art in bronze, was presented to the Knights of Columbus Building Com- If of the Fourth Degree “olumbus of this juris- el D. Shaeffer, faith- ator of the Washington Gen- embly. It was a 4If of the building company icker, secretary. ation was pronounced by nan and the benediction pastor of of Knights of diction by 1 nav by The inve Rev. ] Mg, trick’s Church, ning g a solo. detachn o at the There w marines p a color and gler sounded MISSION BEGINS TONIGHT. 2 | Bishop of Colorado to Preach at St. The preaching ducted seven days by Johnson, ¥ Paul's. mission to be con- Right Rev. op of Colo- piscopal Church, | near »mmence sermon at 8§ o be held every Bishop Joh ermon at next Sunday will be f ig of old-fash- Washing tay teliver the k serviee vices nal d hymns. Dr. Johnson conducts such mi. time to time, and he re. neluded at Bo where oW congreg: I Witne ot The nistry Episcopal Church 1% 1s rector of Gethsemane t Minneapolis, where he was a friend and coworker of Bishop Freeman, then rector of St. Mark's Church_in_that_city HEATING Plumbing—Gas-Fitting Hot-Water, Steam, Vapor and Oil-0-Matic Heating Systems. Repairing and Over- hauling a Specialty When you have us make your repairs You may depend on it that things will be fixed right. We are very proud of our reputation for RELIABILITY. G. = H. HEATING MAIN COMPANY MAIN 4886 4887 913-917 H STREET N.W. W. I Gottlich H. E. Huntxberry President Vice President Turn Into “Flu” Rub on Good Old Musterole That cold may turn into s Caroline Man- “Fru, | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BREAK GROUND TODAY FOR MASONIC TEMPLE Appropriate Ceremonies to Take Place in Takoma Park at 4 0'Clock. Ground will be broken this after- noon at 4 o'clock for the new Takoma Park Masonic Temple, to be erected at the northeast corner of Maple and Carroll streets, Takoma Park. The exercises will open with the invocation by Rev. W. E. La Rue, fol- lowed by introductory remarks by | Duncan Stewart, master of Takoma Lodge, and Scripture reading by Rev. Thomas C. Clark, D. D. Greetings from the Grand Lodge will be extended to the Takoma Lodge by Grand Master Charles F. Roberts, who will be accompanied at the cere- s by the other grand officers. st Master J. B. Derrick, chair- man of the building committee, will make a brief address and give the latest information as to the results of the work of the building commit- tee. An address will be delivered by Mrs. Alcena Lamond, past grand ma- tron and treasurer general, Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Following the singing of “Amer- ica,” the benediction will be pro- nounced by Rev. C. M. Young. The new home of Takoma\ Lodge is to cost $50,000 and will be three stories in height, with stores on the entire first floor, both on Maple and Carroll avenues. It is to be con structed of red brick. o will be used on all side of the back wall to Maple street, where plain brick will be used. The main load will be a strue- tural steel frame rein- forced concrete floors flooring throughout the building is to be con- | crete. The building will be strictly fireproof, The lodgeroom will be 56 feet long and 37 feet wide, with ceiling 16 feet high. 1 and preparation i nd commodious. Five stores will have large frontag: The banquet hall will seat appro. mately 200 people and will be located on the third floor. The building committee s com- nosed of Past Master J. B. Derrick, chairman; H. A. Stac A. M. Tronger, Harry C. Robb and Walter Ire pt part A Select School WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES Washington D.C DAY o> | EVENING S 'DuNLOP | TIRES No Change in Quality | Since Price Decline. | LEETH BROS. | Office Workers In Closed Rooms Enjoy Using GEORGE T MUELLER! INC. WASHINGTON. 5 € ESTABLISHED 1849 NET WEIGHT 12 OZ 34th Year Southeast S§l3d Sample silad House 921 6th St. S.E. Open for Inspection 300.00 Cash $40.00 Per Month (Including all Interest) INTERIOR FORCE REDUCEDBY 1438 Department Workers De- crease From 19,172 to 17,- 734 in Last Year. A reduction from 19,172 to 1 NE total of 1,438, in the personnel of the Interior Department during the last vas announced today by Secre- tary Work. the department’s 15 branche: number or emptoyes was decreased in eight, while seven showed gains. The greatest reduction was in the Alaska Railroad, which re d 619 workers. The Geological Survey was reduced by the Pension Bureau by 285, the General nd_Office by 229 and the Reclamation Bureau by 14, Among the offices which added to their forces were the Patent Divi- sion, which was increased by 128; the Bureau of Indian Affairs, 93; the Bureau of Mines, 53; Service, 33, and the Bureau of Edu- cation, 26. 395, A new bridge across the Seine will greet visitors to Paris next year for the Exposition of Decorative Work is now going on TODAY You Must See the Electric Home 3214 Woodley Road FREE Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. National Park | Arts. | D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, PRESIDENT RECEIVES AFRICAN CLERGYMAN Rev. Dr. Mara C. Hayford Present- ed at While House by British Ambassador. President Coolidge received Rev. Dr. Mara C. Hayford of West Africa on Monday. Dr. Hayford was presented to the President by the British Ambas- sador, Sir Esme Howard. Dr. Hayford is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society of Eng- land. His effective work in improv- ing the sanitary conditions of parts of Africa has won for him the elec- tion to the Royal Sanitary Institute of London. The African clergyman is the author of several lessons and pamphlets on the religious problems of West Af: In Great Britain Dr. Hayford occupies a recognized posi- tion in scientific and religious cir- cles. He is the head of the largest church of native origin on the Gold and Ivory Coasts of West Africa and is the president of a large school and training college on the Gold Coast. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED 1924, Dr. Hayford has lectured at the Rochester Theological Seminary, at the McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago; at Tuskegee, Ala, and is booked to lecture at other re- ligious and ecclesiastical institutions throughout the United States. The churchman has devoted his years to the uplift and education of his people in South Africa and is recognized as an authority in several theological branches. Dr. Hayford's lecture tour to this country has for its object the ac- complishment of humanitarian and religious plans for the natives of West Africa. President Coolidge yes- terday indorsed the movement. One good husband is worth two £00d wives, for the scarcer things are the more they're valued, says Ben- jamin Franklin. Houses For Sale and Rent J. LEO KOLB Main 5027 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. PAYMENT PLAN W. B. Moses & Sons Furniture Carpets F ST. 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