Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 24

24 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925 »! SAYS AMUNDSEN "(’)" :;Z'rlj;::“fi";:fi) \IRADE B[]ARI] SH SHA:‘?ZBF—L?MEE:?, ME;P(I)':FT':?AIEUDT?;N;U:':G the committees in charge, who urge all | W i f Child Training. } : B Sncl gl ey Smbtesiied by Veterans' Bodies Will Care for Our Savings Dept. Pays 3% shingtoni s desiring to do so James J. Davis : - to the fund in care | By the Assoclated Press. meeting of the Harvard Club of Graves for Far-Away Rela- 1ot The Eve ‘Star, N B 1; ~ Sh t & Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is to visit Ry by e "“:‘""’" ey s tivestont Re “:;t R tribuNe s setoedl ol ur alance eets School lus cretury Davis 3 : Weather Exper’t Declares| again some parts of southwestern | 800 Expected to Go to Quan- | aepiorea the tendency fo hreak i Acknowledged Vo A Europe which she toured with her % i the family. upon which he declired ¢ e —do not show one of our most prized Flight Cannot Be Delayed | nusband. the late President Wil ticoRSatlinday==Magines. . ||be #apitsion the Bclle reate. 14 i, ‘Commitiees ot ‘the Crand Avmy 9t : A Blie son, during the peace conference, held by the club this season. Chiet | L0, FePub! assets — the good will of an ever-in- Beyond Early June. Bt atie itiiee it e AR nivAte. to Be Hosts. Justice Walter I. McCoy, president of [fociations in charge of the Memorinl) - 5, i ipycqy creasing family of satisfied depositors S i Iy as possible, and without the ex SR {/ngicIon, presineds; UALL present ware [DEY: decorafion funi Wi EiNe 08| iMutual mife & i i b : 1 the guests of Dr. Frederick 1. IFur-|cial care and attention to the grave| ( Rt O Tannn citement that marked the first visit. Sliton At A v eilans e . o Ao d by Miss Belle Ra: Everything is in readiness for the|' At x short business session, whic ol enninpihio poenigtenion You'll find profit and pleasure in affili- S <hter of Bernard M. Ba- |[members of the Washington Board | preceded Secretary Dav Iress, the gton upon request from rela wartime chairman of the |of Trade to bos Johns Saturday their thirty-fir soldier d e steammer (L€ | Da Tk “Columbia,” and we invite committee reported that 9:30 a.m Hope M. Smoot, i senior at Central industries bo i of the late .'niun with 2= b ause of unfavorable < annual outing High and editor of the school vou to establish relations weather conditions, must hop off late Pl aetl y ",h‘“' balte: L peCiad suse s n chosen to receive the Totals .. E $2 861413 | : 345 Toonthl oreanis b i | to spend t than 800 members o réhip to Hg A Unt | o with us. SElon ae M | through L '1”‘““37 N(ml m(-Q..u versity, which is yearly given by the e ium and ake the trip to Quantico, Va., where lub. Meteor ) turning here In the Fall she |the party will be the guests for the | » LIBRARIAN FOUND SHOT. 3 TRAVELERS' CHECKS Stdey 2 " may visit Bn ] day of the marines. — . Ziving ilis i N ti al Bank ! ERS' C K . et alorer . Wilson's intention is Charles W. Pimper, GEN. FENG YIELDS which the LOS ANC aton for Vacationist 5 S .&', e nd_recreation, and her ¢ |the committee on arran S, as- . Cliestor M ol bty rd no opportunity for for- |sisted by the various C G = R s el Sl S pomme apprect | mal receptions, except possibly in | chairmen, has been hard at work PEKING TO CHANG TSO-LIN |amicable arrangement. whereby Feng | s ¢ 911 F Street pen a.m. every business da o an neva. seat of the League of Na many weeks in preparation for the Sl S is to vacate the acks in the vicin bt that - o/ thie: airaf, ~ond, Whers e lll vis! exen Gives Manchurian Leader Control |nosuomncs bo hancos troam t their Capital and Surplus | ot Entertainment Ts Arranged. i e e s v e AT L $550.000.00 woard the | ks imbnticominiliae untlieT AT inese Capital, |\ "F etropolits e i e ol suliis 900,U0U. FRENCH GOVERNMENT loasay hwab, chairman, has Averting New Civil War. Pelyuan, are reported a speal in court on o : e Saented Lpipsm toninavaniinl | Uil FEae | hands, Feng's soldiers r e of contributing to the de | % from 1o, i »ndon. Len hile uantico the program will | Bs the Associated Press. | his headquarters at Kalgan. a min iteports are | HONORS D. C. TEACHER be in charge of a special committee,| PEKING, May The lirecant are sald to be entr: = a Unites | {composed of offi s of the Mari mors of n impe; ng conflict be- eking S 5,80 I Corps Dinne: will be served k. Jin, Manchurfan ':hl]l leade: profess complete amity ately boxing exhib Yu-hsiang, “Chris. | The move. Phese will be fol- | ti the control of Pek-!Cl dominat circus by aviators | ing, are discounted by u seemingly and control of ra i feature stunt will hute jump by Bruce | member of the Board of 12:30. Tmme Mme. Bimont Presented th‘{ll" s will Diploma for Services in Schools Here. If your equipment comes from the new ! ENLARGED BECKER SPORT SHOP Trade. Georgetown University and the e third time Mme. Blunche J.|Quantico Marines, who have been teacher of IFrench als on the athletic field several n High School. has been h the French wdor. ) GIVEN ENTIRE ESTATE 3.\‘;,2 Will Makes No Specific Bequests to Charity, But Contains nd it is im- ate any late 830 13th St NW. || Phones 3 & W. STORES SAMMONS, Proprietor reating n pub nd is scheduled to arrive gton at 8:30 pur | You'll play better Golf— You'll play better Polo— You'll play better Tennis— schools. e nead of the wod | TWOQ CHILDREN KILLED. rtment of W Suggestion. i Made to your individ Gen. Nelson | &0 B : s sieasurement at factor i ridny,*was | (0 SR 0 vears she has| GRA 21 (@) —Two | You'll Ride better— d0tns | taught hundreds of Washington boys | © nd. another may | . S i e ronch language, Sha | @ coliision of | i Your horses will take more ‘” has ays taken an exceptional in-{ atomnaniey . r of wills, In ol (o in aiding students to really ac ade late | Blue Ribbons— e 3 quire a practical knowledze of her srdner, 4 vears| months old. . 9 years old. had & Trust Co ¢ and has been the moving in the French Club of the high Your dogs will win more Prizes— Ae | Bimbnt iprevion < leg umputated when the sedan over A “Shade” Better s a4 the Croix de le turned. e is not expected to live | ——— nd was made office | & A — | For that's the sort of of France dur- | | early days of { e jerman r | | . . Io iEeys s wad] i Sporting Equipment We Handle! country when a small be naturalized as | TURF GOLF TENNIS KENNEL - . | upon 1 Whippy Saddl MacGregor clubs Racquets— Fine English and ranner | e ul ¢ itions rail- ! BRY o o8 o 2‘, '.', £ \,-“ifi“ o xl M'n:l‘ t ;zltr~l)‘:<<||1\x]e | Christy Saddles, the best of the Eng Wright and Ditson ;T:chgoo]l'.fr:ng: : ‘,.“_’,].],‘. 5,000,000 wooden ties ““'i. Mayhew and Cham- Liub “dsnAme‘ig“ and Pennsylvania ness and leashes in nua - ags — Silver is balls. L - B t d 1t 3 OF COLORADO IS DEAD | Near 18th & Col. Rd.| metal. o B o Sotiamaitees T Inclosed Porches K 5 2 o — - " " — Came Into Prominemce in 1814 S o o : A wide ran, i i i i i Sis 3 g e of prices couv Coal Strike Bloodshed—Was 810 50 T W’HATEVER Kindfacknrice shice ’ 18 prices ering a wide range of equipment in each department uked by Wilson. | 9y 0 erms 5 you may desire, there is a ! _— b | . L. Douglas Shoe which will meet B Press. _DENVER, Colo., May QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. your requirements. We have scores Gov. I \n.y..y, Amnmor W. L. Douglas of smart styles for Spring designed Shoes to meet the demands of Young | for Boys Men, as well as styles for | i The same high-grade men of conservative tastes. | S::L‘:';’;gp Sret The name and retail price have made W. L. | Stamped plainly on i 131 .16 ‘ groons Douglas Shoes for the sole of every A smart Spring = ET dent Wl y;;efmus b evey shoe at the factory is r&t:‘e!inf:r Yo‘\:ln: ' ar 1 I oid noueino your assurance that shade of Medium | Shoes. }hc{h are true value Light Tan Calf. for the price. $3.50 & $4.00 P $6.00 | B q e Saturd. - mggwm 905 Pennsylvanla Ave., N W °"'z..' Pearday ;| 1 > | i | i from the mant s r'(\'*'lemln“(!]‘r’\]Iu rth largest indus- e """MWM t 1 Ame £ Iy ot Plosty of Store 9 Lowest Terms We Have Ever Offered 4 Hours: Parking 7:30 Space to 5:30 Take Pride in Your ® Your Porch Floor Needs Chats With % i Old Bus Painting Every Spring Ya G A You don't need tobe ashamed of your old bus if | _¢o keep it bright and attractive—and you know our - Gas A > H w IR i e e s et [ namias s e st pdvaniog Man utomatic Hot ater j In Your Home f DOWN | ONLY $ Balance in Easy Monthly EFFECTO pretty, freshly painted porch is an added room. AUTO ENAMEL ACME QUALITY Bags of Gas _ 2000 Miles o g S T ORI T A PORCH PAINT IF s v sod e biles. Effecto is not a renamed wagon or car- =Sl icoct yonbiless 3 riage paint. It is a real enamel made solely for —is made especially for the floors—made to with- than one-half what it Payments f . & use on automobiles. In many cases it produces stand the hardest kind of wear—is not marred costs: now. 4 a finish far superior to the original finish. Ef- | by moving chairs—dries with a hard, glossy finish There would be no R e R ;‘ - fecto dries with a hard, smooth, glossy finish that that is just as attractive as the finish on your meters, or mains, or ~ 5" will give oceans S one is not affected by rain or sun. Effecto can be | automobile—being waterproof it is easily kept ‘mpmz : You OU:O;H of hot water from your hot- S 4 Paclflc obtained in all the popular automobile 'shades | bright and fresh with a little water—five popular, D o water faucet any minute of any 4 and the quantity required is small—a quart can beautiful' shades from which to sclect—one that fill it; charge you a day, ‘«\_‘"‘mm \yistuyg a second of £ S— will refinish an ordinary touring car. will harmonize with your home. A half gallon few cents. _ar‘ad vou vour time. It is entirely automatic. ] ; R‘"‘"‘ ortnwes paints a porch floot and the cost is only would take it home. 3 = i P A Turning the hot-water faucet is ) p Black—Quarts, $1.65 e & : all you have to do. No running up and down the stairs—no bother whatever about lighting and re- membering to turn off the heater. Half Gallon, $1.90 could not use the gas, for gas itself is al- most valueless without service. We do not sell gas only. We ren- der gas service. Wi Vacations May 15 to September 30 Other colors at a slight advance in price. Hot Weather Is Here New Era House Paint Is the Are Your Screens Ready? Best Paint Made Start right now to get them ready—it-won't We realize that that is saying a whole lot but we take long and the job isinteresting. Acme Quality |- havebeenimlling New B8 Peint for twsnty yoars Screen Enamel is made especially for the mesh— | ©ach year sees its old friends returning and these 5 g dries T o 1o waterproof, | ©1d friends always recommend it to their friends— it does not clog—drics hard—and is Walerproot. | . p,¢ petter recommendation could any paint have— A quart is sufficient for the screens in an ordi- made of pure lead, zinc and linseed oll—it wears The low terms we offer just now makes this an opportunity worth grasping. Don’t delay—call, write or phone us TOMORROW. Dem- onstrations daily. ly See Yellowstone Park on the Way! ‘Northern Pacific Ry. ¢ Clucaga. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo, Bismarck, Yellowstone y e This is a good thing to remember when vour- gas bill arrives. Service is the thing vou actually pay for. cven though it is meas- ured in cubic feet. Tts real measurement is in terms of convenience, Washington Park, Helena, Butte, Missoula, Spokane, Yakima, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland | [J] "™ house: longer—covers betle]rfand spreads n:nhar than A Cconbmy atidBcomiort: paint we know of. you want real paint satisfac- Electric Automatic Block Signals All the Way. Black—Quarts, 75¢c Hion Jusk New.Era Paint. The igheet auality jat - h C Pints, 40c e i “Uf 165 Done With as Light Company Heat YouCanDo M Better With Gas” MY VACATION TRIP SALES DEPARTMENT 419 Tenth St. N. W. Main 8280 15 Pints, 25¢ ¢ Regular Shades, $4 Gallon BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT CO. O st Sagmari. T - 2z0es 609 C Street N.W. Main 1751—Main 4902 b A Aottt | Il ¥ 3| ———— || ————— || e—[0] ———]a | ——=[a] ——] Books or tripel am Round Trip Summer interested in: (V) Fare from Washington O YellowstonePark . . . . . $100.95 %Poflllud 130.45 13045 LT TT T T U PR, T T L L Ll L —:EEEE——:EZ—:EEIEEBEEE |8 —— 0] ———| 0] ———| 0] —"= | 0] —aa|n] —a || —=|0]