Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 9

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1925. g LLOYD IS ELECTED PRESIDENT [ et ittt ot cout | e e ar S, o0 oo et 0 | 35wl W8 Bl s ot | 0 B chrmae v oo | he pos: 0 f Colum- v 4 hle sports | upon e high plane occuples in i OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE |V it siomiid s intra W fits for the men in those de it Commerce, offercd s atic selec- | ments, namely, an increase in ston. Lo contribution 4 tion of public build 5 the officers and mien, and one prought to Washington the arine foot ball game in 1 duty each week in lieu of S Offices at Reasonable Rentals MILLS BUILDING ra. 17th and G Sts, ediate Possession much to our city. For that rea- | Wash we have been consistant and| “V rty boosters for the Washington |Army g s Will Save Rock Creek. | thus placing th Base Ball ‘Club and for high-class|and have been quietly but | g them more nearly upo Gl ! gh-class 3 , Successor to Gans Is| “Every one should be glad that the [a par with other Gaveenmnt wasn | foot ball, working to get the Army-N ARTHUR CARR J o 5 3 | lovel ystrewm in Rock Creek Valley, |ers. “The chamber las strongly sup-|played herc. : . 206 Mills Building N, T . X whi was rapidly drying up, is to s ported our ball club, has encouraged| “In this connection it may not be Named 1 """”""'l“l-“ be ved for all time. If it is not Use of Plain Clothes Men. the management and p! rs in every possible to stream the same flow through t in the im American city possibly way, has disc ed row- dylsm and knockers at the ball park, “The committee has considered a ry large number of matters other h ©, among them being the men to appr Others Get Places. Street Lighting Is Hit.| diate suburbs of a 4 . - e chamber,” Mr. Gane said,|¢ Study of Rental Bills | opened the way for an Inauguration i ce ing with the di Advocated. § _ Gonnecticut A ] @zlzfuf%amdeffid(o_ | Hous | wishes »f Washington | inauguration that to arran, # | would be fitting for the occasion and wl Y, o - T Am s who will visit Washing-|{omonie o0e s visiais X Pt ? - ton at that time. lation of the o signal p’ — = t R “It is gratifying to know that thelg. Yrogi. Lot .. and othe rt of the chamber’s recom- |, which I cannot refer at th t! 3 _ and that| «While the Chamber of Commerce NOUR B " | for a e I | ontinued. mmittee on the chairman- k of the und, The Care of Furs Dirt is destructive to fur. It mats the under- coat and wears away the fine top hairs. | The protection, longer wear and good appear- ance obtained by dry cleaning and glazing fully offset the moderate cost of this service. i W B Stockman. W. McK. Stowell, Leon & = LARRIS | B asttan In January we save you' JAMES T. LLOYD. 209, on furs cleaned or dyed. | FOOTER’S | Cleaners and Dyers 1332 G St. N.W. Main 2343 of appointm d met w Lower: ISAAC GANS, he betterment of the round ystem, and that the Decen 1 G ORMAL opening of The Mayflower will occur FEBRUARY EIGHT- NTH upon the occasion of the Mid- winter banquet of the Washington as been not onl our most active, but also one of | Street Lighting List. ul from the d- Chamber of Commerce. Guests will b : : el & and tait ; ¥ ; s T P ERRURY i ) p | 1 TENTH. And, in the meantime, while o ¥ | to inspect the apartments an. v Y | C = Aml;: L1 r MAY APPLY TO b = SCLAFLIN-SPEX } Residential Entrance, 1710 De Sales St & 1 ‘S'EE" J Telephone Main 9500 i s CLAFLIN OPTICAL C?. | = = ; 2 SR | Be fair to your thirst Orange Pekoe Tea Makes good tea a certainty jol———|ojl———|njc—lalc——]a|—Sjo|———|a|c———|0] \ lale—— ol ———m[——[o[ ] = - L 4 QI. | s s bilip<hornt | .fi.Cummz am CQE: 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. > ‘ 316 7th St. N.W. MOTH E R:~Flet- cher’s Castoria is es- pecially prepared to re- lieve Infants in arms and Children all ages » of Constipation, Flatu- | lency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arisin; | o Wik Cokc St SIS s WA K B 1 331 to 50% OFF assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. | e - : . M——M TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS on our ENTIRE Abotercly Farmteoe o Opttes * Phyeiins evymbere secommend . STOCK of beautiful FUR COATS. Nowhere in the city : A i NRA will you find coats of EQUAL BEAUTY AND QUALITY T TTT I TTTTTTITTTTTTTTTTI AT SUCH LOW PRICES. The choicest pe]ts and SUPE- 3 RIOR WORKMANSHIP CHARACTERIZE EACH GAR- MENT. Natural Muskrat Coats Full length model $ fashioned of the better grade selected - pelts carefully matched. Seli 89 rimmed - . Regular price $125 :Fasl‘uon 1S pronounced—' Se CREes 3 .. Bay Seal Coats (Dyed Coney) 4 in its favor of I J . 4 Self-trimmed or contrast $ ing fur collars and cufis of natural Squirrel Regular price S125 Printed Crepe FI’OCl(S —and we are showing a splendid assortment at Brown Caracul Coats Very distinctive full length models, with $ large luxurious collars and cuffs of viatka squirrel. 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