Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 AIDS TORNADO VICTIMS, |principal mission is the protection of | now engaged in extending help. to 3 : * |life and property on the high seas. |sufferers at Griffin, Ind. Permission M | S IC e The cutter Kankakee was at Evans- |for them to stay in the section longer » Assistance to the tornado sufferers | ville, Ind., on river patrol when the|than had been planned has been of the Midwest is being tendered by |tornado struck, and the crew imme- |granted at the request of the Red the United States Coast Guard, whose | diately swung into action. They are | Cross. _— Guy Maler and Lee Pattison, who presented a fine recital before an ap- 3 W | audience at Poli's Theater . have been called “The Twins” of the planists, so co-ordinated does their play- Enlargement of Membership |inz seem. Nowhers in their program of excellent compositions, varied in and Scupe of League Is [2o0. s thin sndiasiie S Planned This Year. that is the charm of Moz The vivid “Wedding V “The Veil of Pierrette,” by Dohnanyi, 7 at the an- S iy - / ) : : R A5 SR . the o and. haleas neliiehos ot ¢ "“, = 9% [ndustrial Exhibit At Auditorium This Week ‘ D s pen o e ol pere] < 3 z )\ Interesting and instructive. See the exhibit of this Company | Bap . iful colorin nterpreta- | - ‘: A ' r was electad g and other Washington industries. | H Il as being played with) easy mastery of technical difficulties. | “| In the first group, “Gavotte and ette,” by Raff; “And: and Va- | WE ALL know that Coffee has ¢ : ratl : iy e . : y-—to o gone up in price, just as almost pational " lea el Achia Chats With i . A mext' month | Sarentiy ‘full Vi Y onir Coan Msst ‘ everything else has done, but the Qs e, Brin | o e el ! | important thing to remember is utn Mrd. - | equaliy delightful, though N asked to = > Sheah <, | @ilterent in mood sna extremely mod- express his : %o that Coffee—the best of drinks atiern in style. § c! - s > & I - % g Koo qpinion of the 2 | g oF ihe| e SR bicycle, - John Ruskin still costs very, very little. e eniares st O the| oo tidoncs Tmhen List S TN replied, “You can't im- . ; 2 AhiD snd aoote; ISt cons | hie e [ragemantioft prove _on God's ap- . : Even at present prices the stant thought that unanimity nrr. “Pin Wheels” | pointed way of walk- action among all Washingtoni: lishter number that ing by substituting an 8 = average cost of Coffee for your bring about District suffrag = 2 pecial enthusiasm, A Tn: bl during tho past year it brought L om to marvel 4t in these pro- | R e i i | home is only 11 cents a cup— of fine works pres by this Wb eliew ol AT world-wide use just the day a trifling sum indeed when you atlong with | of Thythm, but 4 3 . The manufactured gas Model : # consider the pleasure that is in s industry _was born District i e 4 and mann E (of tonsiiand i amidst similar super. Number 50 it and the zest that it adds to stition. Napoleon s | | der_that these artists are in demand b B e [ your whole day. e great_ folly.” W ! - . y e fer“Scott” said, “There “O ole” Gas Ran e i o . As a matter of fact, the price Montreal, Canada, is to have a is a madman trying to |4 g . ; iight London with LY ot of Coffee has gone up less in the wari e i Johnston and | e el houens At S, ial Pri Pt last ten or twelve years than The' memberahip. Comuittas repoxt| that = gas pipes were a opecial I'rice ham, or lamb, or shoes, or rent wed 200 new members had been i filled with fire and re- b Fas ks baki Aol 2 3 : i ved during the last year. Mrs. fused to touch them A .well-built, fine-looking, baking and broiling or some other staples. Lirusg of itlie educighd ’;‘o"d‘:x‘(‘(:s “";;‘ [“"f‘m’c,d ".3";""" range—with enamel splasher back, panels and pans. A g P ust Congress by Representa- PYO;\'CS“‘C,C(] 5"]'5“’:" T4 ACL TOP model with semi-solid top grates— ‘At 1Y cents a cup, the cost of ne. o ths (atechion: oA mbn it o0 same. Today in Amer- casy to keep clean. the Board of FEducation of the ica it is making the ‘ T o S 4o District of Columbia o e Completely Installed—$49.75 even 1/50 of the total cost of your GOSPEL MISSION WORK | e Convenient Terms average meal at home. try the cleanest and EXPLAINED BY DIRECTOR e aad A “Rutz” press-button lighter will be included with Where else can you buy as ith every range ordered this week. A real bargain. Turn in your old range and sccure an allowance for it on this [ much genuine satisfaction for so only supplies gas in the neN el Quicle Cas Heuls very, very little? What else can of Aiding Unfortunates Spirit- | d District of . Columbia, ot o e | but also to, Rossiyn, w o G o C you buy that means as much to - ays. 01 yer, Cherrydale, t j s T Glarendon and aiston. ashlngton as ngh 0 vour enjoyment of breakfast, s th headquarters | a., an, oma Park, | E spel 3 » headquarters N e Bark Y - DECARIMENT . luncheon and dinner? - Maryland environs. e the fifth district confer- ‘ . ‘ JOINT COFFEE TRADE Aaiatca” Sharices s | : 419 Tenth St. N.W. Main 8280 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE it e e e T 64 Water Street, New York »f the word those who Gives Material Assistance in Hope . d S Eomany unt red ooseman explained how the mission endeavors to help the unfor- always bearing in mind that }lu('yp:;m:nn:ztg'nfink:fllte}:é?r{ S I I N E IS NN NI NS E NN NSNS SN NN I NN NSNS E NSNS SIS NS NN EEE NS S EEE NI NS FE NN spiritual standpoint. The remainder of the conference meeting was devoted to the discus- sion of a family problem. In a dis- cussion of any family problem the es are never divulged, but always ept strictly confidential by those actually doing the work for the Asso- ciated Charities. PENN CHARTER MOVED. Famous Document Is Placed in Cllticul'a Talcum Capitol at Harrisburg. PHILADELPHIA, . March 25.—The ! Th [d alP d William Penn Charter of Liberties, by S e lde owder 2 Penn granted “to all Its purity, smoothness and fra- rs and adventurers| |grance, combined with antiseptic E ince” the B 2 onid province’ the| Jand prophylactic properties which oL 5 x help to overcome disagreeable torship, was sent to the State capitol oibra) Anakeliit i Se st HORE L} - Ll - L] - L] . Thrift Headquarters for Economists! Dependable Merchandise Always at Lowest Prices - - * - New Shipments are Arriving Daily and are Being Added to This Extraordinary Sale of Spring Coats,Dresses and Ensembles All Marked at the Unusually Low Price of Models for Misses All the new Spring colors: 5 : Wigwam, Tiger-eye, Blu- Womer‘t and Larger ette, Blonde, Rose, Tan, Women Navy and Black. The Ensemble The Topcoats —is one of the newest modes—and they —of flannels, poiret twills, velours and are particularly attractive at this price. Developed in wool crepe, satin, flannel, crepe and flannel, stripes, solid shades . 5 ; 1 and contrasting coat and frock. Sizes trasting shades. Plain tailored models for historical document’s pendence Hall, where it had been since it was purchased by popular subscriptions last Christmas. Full Size 70 Built by Oshkosh for Beckers Correct--- In every detail. 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