Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 20

°HOOLS TO HEAR Gordon Seibold, 2 p.m.; Tenley, Edna R. Summerfield, 1:30 p.m. Second dhhlonfl_uok(‘, Mrs. E. J. Gen. Anton Stephan, 2 p.m.; Bryan, Mary M. North, 1:30 p.m Towers, Rev. Robert E. McBride, 11:30 Deeds, 10 a.m.; Thomson, Virginia|a.m.; Brent-Dent, Col. John McElroy, 2 p. Lucretia Mott, Rev. Willlam years in advance for the purchase of ‘White Speel, 10 a.m. 1:30 p.m.; Lenox, Rosalie Mck. Shel- tle, 2 p.m.; Slater-Langston, PRSELT Sei: other articles, isually luxuries, thus Third djvision—Brightwood, Rose |ton, 11 a.m.; Van Ness, C. H. Rellly, nev Russell, 1:30 p.m. Convention Vigorously |{2Viting financial disaster to the [t resolution, “are mortgaging them- selves and their prospective earn- ings for weeks, for months and for Lieut. O, King, 1:30 p.m.; Crumwell, Capt. C. C. Johnson, 1:30 p.m.; Gar- net-Patterson, Rev. Robert W. Brooks, WHOLESALE GROCERS HIT INSTALLMENT BUYING Wallach- National ummer Orde Toso R T Lanh:. Mhois B e it T o TR oA | oo Toew badan P A e g so0s. \ | Roso Rutledge, ; Hubbard, J.|RBuren, Admiral Nicholson, 1:30 p.m.; p.m.; Banneker, Rev. cises What eso as . Clinton Hiatt, Raymond, Anna | Congress Helghts, Rev. Earl Taggart, | Thomas J. Brown, 1:30 p.m.; Harrison, % - Morey, Denver, president; Austen L. For summer orders we pass to you the Hage, 11 a.m.; Johnson, Willlam F.|1:30 m; Randle Highlands-Orr,|Rev. Walter H. Brooks, 11:20 a.m. 'Widely Growing Abuse. Baker, Boston, vice president 1- ] lo-gfp'odmn mbrought about Franklin, 11 a.m. It, George H. | Printe J:. Shomette, 2:10 p.m. 1)oug1flos|mmon-, Lieut.’ Frank Cole- ARSI yap L. Stix, New York, treasurer sl B o bt s ton unplo : Kunsman, 2 pam S, Helen |yl \vision—Arthur, Alvin D.|man he . : __|M. L. Toulme, New York, secretary, Patriotic Observance Also Is|Zemple, 2 pm.; Woodburn, Theodore e dviaon A, A . 4. | | Thirteenth division—Ambush, Lieut. WEST BADEN, Ind, June 12—|and J. B, Newman, New York, mem- ment and manufacturing processes. By putting i atriotic ¥. Brown, p.m. 8 Maj. T. V. |A. Curtls, 2 p.m.; New Bell, Capt. Jo- | The-Natio; olesale Gro bership secretary. ARCO! et th skille 4 I S R e A R, 2 2 tapt, | soclation dt the closing session of an LA heater now,you get the most Planned at Capitol at D it A S he | A 1"’%3}33“;“5&l,“.,.‘"'?;;,?r"’,'x‘fi‘"hllii‘ its convention here vesterday adopt- = fittersto makethe connections. Further, avmd 3 - S ki s p.m.; Greenleaf, Pau c- | A. Ridgely, 1: .m.; v} deut. | 118 &t & A you e Eoll Shelia 1l am: SmailwoodBowen, |8 W, Clfigrd 130 pm.; Cacfield,|efl & toqoon ety rowing abuse I the rush season, with its probable delays, and 8 P.M. Monda Polk, Charles 7. Brock-| George Gordon Setbold, 9 a.m.; Toner, Capt. A. tonghout. the Ehtear States of: the Fall, to flood ALL rooms alike, e Y. e ;{¥zed E. Lucas, V. E. W, 9 a.m. RSt B installment plan of purchasing.” dty-»d-lcbl-mmwwo--flhmul bealthiul, cleanly et S ey leeld, Dr Sl | LR e T “Thousands upon thousands of warmth. Lasts as long as the buillling—saves you fuel all your fo Annk] o T e buyers who have not savings or sur- days. Ten monthe 1o pay! The world's ideal cutfit for small ngement o Deen anatien i o Col, Artnup)Qldroyd, = 1 - R plus reserves for the purchase even m.wg At suchan offer, why not phone e Frederick | N amis atvin: hetens. Nelon 3. Sues to Enforce Contract. of the adequate food and other ne- | wd-yy.-rhuld-d-’ nm-owncox A ratalon (Free) t S o'clock. The exe: Lina Bug- | Booker, 1 p.m.; Bruce, Rev. J. L. 8.[ The Washington Auditorium Cor- (cessities of Wfe” according to the| 1@25:&:]3; NW. s the: diveetion of i yadi |Hn|lumun, 2 p.m.; Cleveland, Rev. G. O.| poration, through Attorney Wharton | For Rehev,ng structors of the Department of the [a. : 2| Bullock, 1:30 p.m.; Cook, Rev. Sterling | E.. Lester, yesterday sued Alphonse W. nd Army of the Repub- il Tasmrt, N. Brown, 1:30 p.m.; Montgomery, Rev. | Lee to recover on a subscription to HEADACHE ic ation with the Woman's ugene Pierce, 21y, Harvey -mdulxvh. 2:13 p.m.; Phil-|the capital stock of the corporation. R<lief Corps. In addition, plans hay Belknap, 2 p.m.;|lips, Rev. Robert Anderson, p.m.; | According to the declaration Lee sign- NEURALGIA n completed by John W. Reld. Ut NeHOR Jeste Lee Reno, Lieut. H. i, Long, 1| ed a contract August 8 for stock of the is a_prescription for TOOTHACHE putriotic instructor, G. A. R., with division—Benning, 2 m.; Sumner, Nelson J. Booker, 9:15 | company, and when, April 2, he was - supt. of hools Ballou to r’.“‘lc n;‘;x'r' -\er \'xlm .m.; Wilson, F. T. Stickney, 1:30 p.m.; nl’rrr;d $1,250 worth of bonds and a Colds, Grlppe, Flue, Dengue, RHEUMATISM t each of the public schools ow, Rev. C. R.| Wormley, Rev. Leon S. Wormley, 10 | certificate for $1,250 stock he declined e 3 : ‘W t R d t H t— ss the children during the rberry, Isabel W.{a m. x to accept the bonds and has refused to Bilious F_CVCI‘ and Malana. Ask Your Druggist H O t a eY adliator ea Metcalf, retiring commis- Edmonds. C. Eleventh division — Bunker HilL | pay the subscription. ¥t Kills the Germs. pensions, was scheduled to nilworth, Rev at Business today. ingsm am at the Capitol will in- _udlow, itation and singing of Madison, John ; e and addre Maury, Jennie Peahod; o'cloc will »wed by the s of the Woman'’s rs of Veterans, e ‘:‘““"”‘" Seventh div ons of Veterans, Bty Scouts, Girl 3 will be ltnl l s part of the program i to be under the direction of Mrs. Ysabel Worrell Mel: ENTERPRISE SERIAL Colors to Te Presented. BUILDING ASSOCIATION Presentation of colors will be made i - the officer of the day, John Mid- 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. dleton. Color Bearer Hazard Wheeler : ] ind color guards 1 do a salute S54th issue of stock now open to the fla udience will [ g0 subscription. in in the ‘I Pledge Al- i Followins Money loaned to members . l»\'rmor will be on easy monthly payments. sung by ade Lyons, accom- i s Band. James E. Connelly, President The remainder of the program will James F. Shea, Secretary include the ition of “The Ameri- can’s Creed” its author, Wiliam of the Hous L} \hnll Hymn of (’h bauh i “Th, > commander rmy of the Republi and benediction by Re d patriotic selections nd. Invocation will be de- livered by Robert McBride, departn he . the tin e will 3 e e 1 s follos High Schools. Central—FHose ment commande I U. Hine—Herbert W. command ons of Veterans, 9 a.m. ington. Macfarland—Frank L. Peckham, East house on south side of depflr(mrm commander, American Whipple Street, turn east from Legion, p.m. Military Road at north entrance Jeffe rannf‘\lllnm Homer Carrll, to Fort Myer. Open for inspec- department commander, tion Saturday and Sunday 1:00 2:15 p.m. commander Army Union, 9 a.m S Miner Normal—Capt. Henry O. At- trust. Will lease at $90.00 per wood, 9 a.m month. Randall—Maj. West A. Hamilton, 9 am. Phelps Vocational—Lieut. Frank R. S, ROBERTS Coleman, 10 a.m. O & Manual Real Estate Operator, Owner ions 1-13. i SCHW Rutledge, diviston p.m de- G. A_ ., 2:15 H R ,'., Technical—C. O. How- and Navy Training—Capt. Lillian I. Isabel Curtis-Hyde, Young, patriotle instructor, O e T amp ke Eaton, George ARTZ This truly beautiful home with floral lot 100 by 150 feet. At the crest of the hill at the north approach of the Memorial Bridge where you can look down upon all the beauties of Wash- to 6:00 appointment. Sale Price $11,500.00 Only $1,500.00 Cash —and $75.00 monthly on second Other times by 411 S. Walnut St. (at Presnell Station) Clarendon, Va. 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