Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 28

28 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCH 22, 1925—PAR NATIONAL DEFENSE GROUP LAYS PLANS Committee From 71 Patri- otic Societies Names Mrs. Barnett President. Mrs. George Barnett was prasident of patriotic advisory committee for national de- fense at & meeting at the commit-| tee's offices yesterday. The commit-i tee {8 composed of representatives of 71 national socleties and had its in- o ception in the temporary committee v which co-ordinated the activities of the patriotic socleties in support of the Government's plans for the de- fense test last September. A poliey was adopted at the meet- ing yesterday favoring an active campaign to interest all patriotic na- tional societies in the citizens’ mili- tary treining camps, to which 35,000 Americens, are expected to go this year fof a month. A prehensive | program for t ent of na- tional defe 1 wn up by the commit ext -three months and a cl house for in- formation gard to natlonal 2 i established for the » patriotic national so- cieties country Members of Committee. Among the societies represented are the Grand Army of the Repub-| lic, the American Legion, the Ameri- can War Mothers, the Veterans of | %% i H i it Red Cross tevolution, Mili- tary Order of the World ¥ \lmr' tary Training Camps Assoclation, Children of the American Revolu- tion, National League for Women's Bervice, fonal Socicty Dames of the Loyal Legion, N !innd Society Sons of the Amerlca National League of tional Society Daught serve Officers’ Associz Tnited States, Sons of Confedera Veterans, Won Women's Ove United Confedera a3 y Women's Naval Servic Among the members of the council HEFET of the committee are Mrs. Virginia 3 SEpsssssstets: White Speel, Mrs. Frank Oden- j’r“{ SEssssset Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, Deeds, Maj. son Brig. Gen Reilly, Rear Admiral W. PBrig. Gen. Anton Stephan, Col. Leroy Herron, Frank H. Harmon, Capt . Capt. Thomas Kir Hart G o makes you a member and delivers any Refrigerator to your home--- Capt. Dudley W. Knox and Isaac Gans. Lieut. Col. Gustavus G. Rein- JEeanasisiosdueniimsn fotkcn Here itis! Monday morning at 8 o’clock—Phillip Levy & Co., 735 7th St. N.W., start their TITTMAM\I WILL APPEAR Annual $1 Sale of Celebrated and ! ationally Known American Home Refrigerators, made specially for us by The Gibson Co. ! Hundreds of housewives in Washington are now using this wonderful Refrigerator. Y ou, too, will like the way its cold-dry air cir- WITH BACH CHOIR HERE culation keeps your food fresh and untainted. Come in tomorrow, select the model that best fits your home and pay only $1 Cash and Will Be One of the Soloists at your refrigerator will be delivered. If you have an old ice box to trade in—you can get $5 for it now. Prices start at $11.75. Production Under World Fel- lowship Group. The soloists for the production of - $5 All d {- Y Bach's famous “B Minor Mass” by the Bach Choir of Bethlehem. Pa, in owe or our Washington, April 16, have just been announced by the Committee on . World Fellowship Through Musie, They are ‘all singers who ave ren: etrigerator dered these with the chelr at its annual festivals ' in Bethlehem. If you have a refrigerato: Tl 2 Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, basso, P 1 refrigerator in your home now that 1s the one Washington member of the is too small or “has seen its best days,” you can trade 6x9 Genuine group. The others are Mildred Faas, | . i Em I N Sbath 17 7 soprano; Mabel Addison, contralto, it in as.a five-dollar payment on a new, scientifica of pat- face. Now $ 5 The committee has invited all the built American Home Refrigerator. Jehools of W d a number | : 66 Wool-face Tapes- of civie organizations to ¢ try i ¢g neat pa making this convention 4 This offer is possible because of our Fxchang Rigs. Now, 8. S Sashen festival fon by displaying 3 P Mrgbachanpe Now ... Crex y Rugs, with United States flag during the th Dept. (located in our basement), entirely separa GEN GOk, And SRIDer 3xT0.6 x minster nited State g during the three ept. ( nt ntirely separate Ruar ke st r‘\x.:lmrflw\ m i nster days, April 15, 16 and 1 The com- c 4 ey ) mittee believes that this significant from new stocks, where your old ice hox is disposed of :-‘.-:y:;m de- e a $37 85 gesture would st sympathy . signs. it in blue all-over Rugs, in attractive ing among the nations through the 735 7th St. N.W universal language of music and to 735 7th St. N patterns 22 50 pactaxnn 7 50 inculcate w finer appreciation of its Now sosvess - Now . subtle power. Every citizen not a Terms, $1 Ww’k 5 member of the specified organizations DAVIS WILL ADDRESS - . Sale of Fine Overstuffed Suites--~ ¢ H T To clear o floors at o or incoming andis very overstuffed Living MEETING OF HOOSIERS 7 b e S et T ke iddes oor s i d s suites, Labor Department Head to Be In- troduced to Indiana Society l =2 $249 Bz{w; Steel Cut Blue and Three-piece Overstuffed Mo- . qt A [aupe elour : : z hair Suites Suites, 5 By Sanders = A 7R 3 : picce Suite. §18Q 5() priced as low §995 ()() wul sui Q()“‘Q Everett Sanders will make his first = = ! BODAM A g Now ... as z... i e * loring W 9.00 public appearance since becoming L = - R < secretary to President Coolidge, at Rauscher’s on Tuesday night, when | he will introduce Secretary of Labor Davis to the Indiana fety. Mr. Sanders is a Hoosier by birth and Sec- pent the first years in . Ind., when orked in the mills ther @. % Representative Purnell will preside Gil Cook Stoves There will be pia clections by Mrs. = 3 i Helen Cor 3 so a Hoosier, N =S = - e Bomeyrite G and a special rendition of the State e = SNt RGAp A K song, “On the Banks of the Wabash.' G o L e i The evening will close with a dance, Sk baking resplors il at which the patronesses will be Mrs. find our powerhel Everett Sanders and the wives of the .\MT’ M’ be ~vlv Ik that we claim. Powerfu - sl 4-Pce. Walnut Bungalow Bedroom Outhit Tminsss red-hot payment. 2.burner mod- els without high shelf now priced —————— forette to match. Grand Rapids designed and guarantecd highest quality. A walnut-color College Musicians to Give Concert Full Size Two-inch-post Sunm(uu Steel Bed and Spring complcte this nutm now’ ‘prua]]\ Wednesday Night. priced at The Emory Glee Club and Concert Orchestra of Emory Universi lanta, Ga., on its eighth annual tour of the Southern States, will give a concert the New Willard Hotel, Wednesday night, at 8:30 o'clock, un- der the auspices of the Georgia State _ Y L T 5 Y S 3 . ) : rade in Your A feature will be a sketch, “A Lie of - Ancient Rome,” which concerns Cleo- as 4 i N = patra and Anthony, and requires a "4 ‘ \ O]d Furnlture number of female impersonations. The ! ‘¢ playlet was written by Gordon Wat- . i ¢ ) son, a member of the club. This and a ] | If you are tired‘of some of the This_outfit includes a Genuine Combination American Walnut Dresser, Full selected songs from “H. M. S. Pina- - N == things you own—if. some of your Vanity, Gracefully Designed Bow-end Bed, Roomy Chiffonier, Walnut-color Cos- $ fore” comprise the second part of the < ¢ 4 7 B = /! furniture is’“too old-fashioned” or tumer, 50-1b. All-cotton Mattress, Sanitary Steel <prmg Pillows and Room \or R?v- program, the first half belng made = z 5 3 BRASY uncomfortable, please . remember All for only . S7oh up of ensemble singing and solo s 2y 5 b - s L - s O e e el i 2 numbers. . 9% = =t 23 D - ; S ment plan’ you can trade it in as Terms, $4 50 Every 2 Weeks NEXT WORLD-WIDE FAD. s : e L T Exchange Department, located in Speotalists | See |Charades SR our basement (entirely separate tuted €. Cross-Word Puzales. 3 N from regular stocks), where all = e % e One thing certain that vou will find in the PHillip Lev a s e e e e Yoom fammitore.Ia adaliiybullt ih throwgh and RO e o o BBl i S through. Almost any period design that you may want can be found Phillip Levy & Co. will be the next world-wide fad, in here now at a saving—I10-piece American Walnut period design svite the opinion of German specialists in it g oy 3 R e 4735 7ih St N.W. B e i wib —similar to picture—with chairs upholstered in genuin ather—nov 735 7 NG popularizing cross-word puzzles in spectallynyriogeyat T 50E 4 735 this country. T s-word puzzle very . - S th St N.W_B is a direct lineal descendant of cha- GO, 34 very 1'" m"l 17"' - even .y etween G & H rades, t declare, and one of the L4 many \'.\r!ou'( and interesting games | which bave grown out of plays on Vosds. | EMORY CLUB COMING. Genuine Five-ply American Walnut Triple Mirror. Semi-Vanity and Four-drawer Chii- $ 58 5 i g B Terms, $5 Cfll’l—BflllfllL‘P $2.50 Every 1st anrl 15th ST $17-85