Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 24

24 NEGROES WARNED | OF SOVIET MEETING. President Green of A. F. of L. Says Labor Congress Is Inspired by Communists. A warning to nezro members of trade unions not to attend the Ameri- | can Negro Labor Congress at Chicago. October 25, was issued last night by | President Green of the American Fed-y eration of Labor. Declaring his organization had not | approved the meeting. he asserted that Communists had called it to mislead negroes into helieving “all their griev ances will be remedied by overturning | the Government of the 1'nited Stat and establishing a Soviet republic and o instill into the lives of that race the most pernicious doctrine—race hatred. Citing “glittering phrases” used in the call for the congress, he said “negroes are led to believe that the dark races of the world are in rebel- lion against the whites. and that all they need to do is form an American labor congress and ‘all social. political and economic discrimination’” will be wiped out Called Communist Bodies. The originators of the congres from their headquarters in Chicago, he asserted. are conducting a number of Communist organizations with in- terlocking directories working under the direction of Moscow. A number of unions compesed of | colored men have heen deceived into sending delegates. id Mr cen. “They have been led to believe they will attend a convention of union negroes. The fact is that the con-| vention was called by men who are | not members of trade unions, or, if | they are, do not attend the unions of which they are members. The or- ganized labor movement is expelling Communists as rapidly as they are found out. ‘Although there cannot be more than a few hundred Communists in the country, they give an impression, because of their noise-making propa- ganda, that there are millions. T wish to warn all negro members of trade unions that they are being led into a trap that will eventually be their un- doing.’ PRIVILEGES WITHHELD. S. Treasury Agents Denied Dip- | lomatic Status by Germany. RLIN, August 10 (#).—American ry agents will not be accorded ratic privileges in connection | with their investizations of German exports to the United States. This statement was made vesterday by the Berlin Tageblatt, which adds that the| German government has decided to ollow the precedent set by other | European governments in this respect. TODAY S AMUSEMENTS National—"Chicken Feed,” comedy at 8:15 pm. Keith's — “Pierrot and Pierrette Frolic,” vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m Earle—"Maryland vaudeville, continuous p.m Strand—"Siamese Twins,” vaude- continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. Columbia—"Wild Horse Mesa.’ 20, 3:30, §:30, 7 Collegiates.” from 1 to 11 Metropolitan—"The ILady Who Lied,” at 11:35 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, a 40 p.m. Never the Twain Shall 11:10 a.m., 1:10, 3:20, 5:20 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. Rialto— The Teaser,” at 11:45 1: 3:45, 5:45, T:45 and 9:45 p.m. Tivoli—"Soul Fire," at 2, 3:; 7:35 and 9:30 p.m. Ambassador — “The Lady ~ Who :15, 8 and p.m. Earle Roof—'The Hunted Wom * continuous from 7:30 to 11 p.m. | Dancing from 11 to midnight. Wildfire,” at 12:30, 2, 8 and 945 Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip. 85c. Admission. ARNIVAL uiPment—rfor jarge or .ma‘h arnivals Low prices. Bik " stock. i GARRISON’S | Wholl Toy_and Novelty Co., Ine. ole 91‘-IEII|§ W Co- ne The Sure Sign of Success owirg bank account ount with us » interest Have vou ! Yo o ol 811 Buy Confederate Half Dol- lars, benefit Stone Mountain Memorial, here for $1.00. A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. AERRRRERRRAT! Bloi:ches ngly and embarrassing can usually be dispelied by a few applications of Resinol Ointment so don't let a pimply, unattractive skin shut you off from admiration or pleasant asvociations. The healing ingredients of Resinol help it to soothe away blotches, redness, roughness, ete., 8o quickly aod easily thatithas become a standard treatment | for those in search of skin health. At all drug stores Resinol D.5 6 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1926. AMUSEMENTS. Women's $1.75 Bloomers, 89¢ 75¢ lmported Eng- lish Broadcloth, (Stight Irregulars) 45¢ Woman's Raron Fine Quality Im- fiber Bloomena ported English Broad- (Eacimin SRloom ey cloth, 36 inches wide, with elastic waist and in a large assortment knee: in pink, peach, of the vopular stripes, el srav = - 1 1l the favored orchid. zrav. white, L BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST "THE DEPENDABLE STORE" J “n!in a1l 1he favored Tuesday’s Sweeping Reductions in Our Jdummage Sale Clean-Up of $5 to $7.50 Dresses $1 Scatter Rugs, S8¢ Size 18x108 Sandura Felt-base Hall Runners in wool-rug designs. Also 36x68 High-grade, 330-Warp Japanese Matting Rugs in stenciled ous colorings.—(First Floor— $1.50 to $2 Curtains, $§1 Curtains by the pair and Panels used one at a window—one to five of a kind. The former in lace, marquisette. voile and ruffied net, white, ecru and various colors Also Cross-stripe Portieres Full length and width {Fourth Floor.) $2 Couch Covers, $1.29 Linene Cloth Couch Covers, Tan and green grounds. (14) Washable inches wide. siripes on Floor.) 213 yards long natural linen {Fourth 19¢ Mosquito Netting, 12'5¢ (440 vards) Adams’ Mosquito Netting in white. black and green crossbar. 2 \n. 8 vard lengths.—(Fourth Floor.) $1.50 Awnings, 69¢c (66) Ready-to-hang Window Awnings, sizes 26 ft.. 3 ft. and 3.6 ft. Made of khaki-color anvas, with tane-hound on steel valance me.—Fourth Floor.) $3.50 Comforts, $1.98 H (18) Comforts, 72572, double-bed size filled with soft white cotton, covered with silkolines in various colors. (Fourth Floor.) $4 and $5 Blankets, $2.85 (21 pairs) Heavy-weight Blankets, 64x76 and 66x80 sizes, for double beds. Tan and gray with fancy borders and nlaids of blue, pink, tan and gray.-—~(Fourth Floor.) . —— e e 69c Chair Cushions, 29¢ (48) Bar Harbor Shape Chair Cush fons. 16x18-inch size. Filled with soft cotton and covered with good grade cre- tonne: tufted with 10 buttons.—(Fourth Floor.) 35¢ Dress Ginghams, 19¢ Yard-wide Dress Ginghams, of fine close woven quality. in a large variety of pretty cks and plaids of all the desirable colors anted fast and tub proof. —— 29¢ Zephyrs, 15¢ 34-inch Plain Color Zephyrs. in copen hlue, reseda, brown and cadet blue. Fine woven, serviceable quality. 35c Shirting Madras, 22¢ -inch Printed grounds with stripes. Shirting Madras, in white neat printings of checks and Close-woven, soft-finish quality. 29c Shaker Flannel, 19¢ nch Bleached Shaker Flannel, soft fleeced reversible quality for infants’ and children’s wear. 25¢ Percales, 16¢ 36-inch Fast-color Percales, fine count grade. in light grounds with neat printings of stripes, checks, dots and figures. Small Lots of Rugs Rummage Goldenbers's—Second Floor. $1 to $1.50 Wash Suits, 69¢ 0dd lots o in Oliver to T years 49¢c to 79¢ Ruffling and Pleating, 18¢c Yard Ruffing and Pleating of * voile. net and lace. in white, cream and ecru the popular fad for collars and euffs and panels on dresses $1 Windsor Ties, 68c Fine quality silk crepe Windsor Ties and 70 inches lo in white, black, navy rose, copen, sand, jade and pansy. $1.25 Yokes, 67¢ Embroidered Net Yokes. lace 1t n med short sleeves, round shape neck, in cream and ecru Slip-on and fasten down the hack style Neckwear Department—First Floor. $1.89 Longcloth, $1.39 10-vard pieces of Longcloth. soft. chamois: finish grade: 36 inches wide. Excellent qual ity for undergarments $1.19 Irish Linen, 85¢ 36-inch Bxtra Fine, Imported White Irish Dress Linen, all pure-linen qual- ity: shrunken from 462 inches to 36 inches Boys' Good Quality wist_and middy models. Wash Suits, Sizes 3 old At About Half Price We're forcing out small lots and broken assortments of Rugs and Floor Coverings by marking them at radical reductions. You can save one-half in many instances. (3) Seamies< Brussels Rugs: size 4 ft 6in. by 7 it. 6 in. Formerly $1500—now $7.45. (6) Seamless Axminster Rugs. 6x9-7t. size. Formerly 2.50—now $19.75. Axminster Rugs. with plain band size 8 it. 3 in, by 10 ft. 6 in. For- merly $50.00 and $63.00—now $29.75. (7) Reversible Granite Art Sauares, 0x9-fi. size. Formerly $6.50—row $2.95. (18) enciled Grass Rugs; 8x10-ft. size. Formerly $6.00—now $2.95. (12) Cook’s Linoleum Rugs. with bor- ders: size 7 it. 6 in. by 12 ft. Formerly $16.50—now $7.85. (34) Mill Lengths Armstrong's Jaspe and Battleship _Linoleum, S-quarter width. $200 and $300 grades at 79¢ sq. vd. (4 rolls) Plain Brown Linoleum, dam- aged. $1.00 grade at 25c sq. yd. (75 yards) Felt-base Floor Coverings. short fengths. 69c grade at 19¢ sq. yd. (3) Damaged Felt-base Rugs, sizes 4t 6in. hy 9 ft. 6 by 9 ft. and 7 {t. 6 in by @ it. Reduced to $1.95 each. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. { 15c Apron Ginghams, 10c ) Standard Apron Ginghams. in all size blue and brown checks. Warranted fast colors. 29¢ Romper Cloth, 19¢ 32.inch Romper Cloth colors: heavy, close- dren’s play suits and in stripes and plain oven grade for chil- ompers. $2 & $2.50 Wash Suits, $1.39 Bove' High-grade Wash Suits. in styles. Broken in sizes 3 10 § years. 40c Lisle Hose, 17c Men's Mercerized Lisle Half Hose. slight irregulars. in black. maco and staple colors. Peinforced with double sole and toe. $1 to $2 Union Suits, 59c Men’s Flat Knit and Ribbed Union Suits, short sle s, knee and ankle length legs: white and ecru celor: sec- onds and broken lots of standard makes. Oliver Twist and middy $1 Rockmchalr Union Suits, 74c Men’s “Rockinchair” of fine quality Sizex 34 to 42 $1.50 grade, Athletic Union Suits, nainsook. Perfect quality. at $1.05. izes 34 to 46, Rummage Lots of Men’s $19.75 and $24.75 Summer Suits $12.95 41 hot weather Suits of the bet- ter grade from our regular stock of $19.75 and $24.75. Tropical Worsteds—reduced to this low price for quick clearance tomor- row. Good selection.of patterns in sizes 34 to 42. FExtra well tai- lored and one-eighth silk lined. Goldenbere's Clothing Stare for Men— Firat Fl loor: Direct Entranee from Sev- enth Street 45¢ Indian Head, 29¢ 44-inch White Indian Head, lustrous. linen- finish quality: mill lengths from 2 to 10 yards Women's $1.59 Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Stockings, $1.09 Slight” Irregulars Full-fashioned Stik Hose. with double sole. heel and with lisle garter top. Good desirable colors, including blacl Jenny, peach. blonde satin, pagne, nude, sun: metal, etc. reinforced toe, nd nze of . White, skin, cham sombero, green, Women's 89c Hose, 65¢ Women's Rayon and Silk-mixed Stockings, in the well known “Temptation” brand, made with the three-seam back and mercerized lisie zarter ton. €ood range of wanted shades. $1.25 Perfect Quality Sheets, 89¢ They're seamless and full bleached, made of strang, durable sheeting cot- ton, hand torn and ironed, finished with deep hem. 81x90 double-bed size. 16¢c Sheeting Cotton, 1215¢ 38-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, heavy even thread grade that will wash splendidly. $1.29 and $1.50 Umbrellas 95¢ Men's and Women's Quality - rajnproof American (cotton) Taifeta covers. Paragon frames; as- sorted pleasing and attractive handles. $3 Bedspreads, $1.98 Double bed-size Crochet Spreads, in heavy raised Marseilles patterns; good wearing qualit. 59¢ Dress Linens, 29¢ Yard 36-inch Irish Dress Linens, a pure linen quality of firm durable weave, in such desirable colors as apricot, brown, reseda, tangerine and dark green. $1 and $1.25 Fabrics, 59¢: Yard High-class materials, ipcluding _printed Crepe de Chine and Rayon \fiber silk) Crepes —exceptionally fine qualities in a good assort- ment of styles and colorings. ‘mbrellas, good 2.48 he prices at which these frocks will be sold tomorrow bears no re- lation to their original prices. We are aiter quick clearance and have taken big sacrifices to accomplish our pur- pose in the shortest possible time. At this price are sports dresses, street dresses and afternoon frocks—all of which have been sold at much higher prices While there is not every size in every style, you will find vour size somewhere in the sale and the dress you buy will be a won- deriul value Lace Dresses with Colored Underslips. Smart Silk Dresses. Beaded Voile Dresses. Tub Silk Dresses. All are smartly styled and trimmed in a great variety of ways. Good range of de- sirable Summer colors and models to meet every woman's requirements for street, business, afternoon and vacation wear. 39¢ Printed Chiffon Voiles 22¢ sheer, two-ply quality woven, in light grounds, with printings in attractive designs. Colors fast and tubproof 75c and $1 Perfumes, 39c Wrisley's and Oakley's Toilet Waters and in assorted floral and Oriental Fine. strongly firm and and dark scores of warranted $1.50 All-Silk Broadcloth 98¢ 32-inch Striped Broadcloth, strietly all pure silk quality, in white grounds with neat stripes of various colors, This beautiful silk material launders perfectly and makes the most attrac tive as well as serviceable dresses 59¢ to 89c Filet Scarfs, 48¢ Allover Filet Scarfs, cream color. Three lengths, 18x36, 1Sx45 and 18x50 inches in the lot. { $1.25 Toweling, 55¢ . 10-yard pieces Japanese Blue Print Toweling, in assorted patterns; fast color. $1.50 Lunch Sets, 98¢ 5-piece Lunch Sets, consisting inch cloth and four napkins. all linen: assorted plaid patterns. 39¢ to 69¢ Doylies, 29¢ Embroidered Alllinen Doylies. as sorted sizes and shapes. Natural linen color. of one 36- Warranted 89c White Voile, 39¢ 12 Inches Wide—Note the Width Slight Seconds Extra_ Fine Sheer Two-ply Grade of Im ported White Voile. with beautiful chiffon finish—snow white bleached and of exception- ally fine texture. All have the tape e which assures satisfaction in washing 12 inches wide. Full Poplin. a superior yarn erized fabric. with rich. lustrous sh; wears and washes perfectly. S50c Flowered Voiles, 29¢ Yard 40-inch Flowered Voiles, fine sheer quality, in a variety of lovely flo designs printed on white and colored grounds. 69c Union Suits, 49¢ Women's Fine Ribbed Union Suits, low neck. no sleeves and loose knee: few bodice top. Perfect quality. $1.50 Gold Filled Bracelets, 79¢ Misses’ and Children’s Gold-filled Bracelets the popular Nethersole style; made with safety guard. Fully guaranteed for satis- factory wear. 50c Normandy Flock Voiles, 29¢ The genuine ormandy” Flock Dot Voiles that every woman knows—priced at about one-half in tomorrow's sale. A variety of dots and new designs on light and dark srounds. Good assort- ment of wanted colors. 38 inches wide. 51.3‘) Flowered Crepe de Chine 89c 36-inch Printed Flowered Crepe de Chine, a high-grade silk-and-cotton-mixed fabric with a lustrous, silk-like finish. Various exquisite floral designs. $2 (54-inch) Bordered Voiles, 59¢ Beautiful Bordered Printed Chiffon Voiles, in the desirable tan and gray srounds, printed in lovely designs. 1% vards wide. Only requires 115 or 1% yards for a dress. $1.50 Satin Messaline, $1.19 35-inch Satin Messaline, all pure silk grade. with rich satin face. Good range of street and evening shades, as well as black and white. Women's $3 to $4 Low Shoes $1.79 Pair Some Termed “Factory Checks"” A rummage lot of 350 pairs of Women’s Oxfords and Pumps of patent leather, tan calf, black and brown kid and dull leathers. Welt and McKay sewed soles. High and low heels. All sizes in the ot from 214 to 7. Goldenberx's—First Fioor. | %mm et ATIONA TONIGHT | N 10 - 88c - 50c ‘ MAT. WED. ALL SEATS 5ic ' NAL THEATER PLAYZRS Y Fecion oiliford Brooke. Offer The Happlest Comedy of the Beagon “cmcm FEEI)" A!.uMfi on hand E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa._Ave N B. COCHEAN. THOS OB eitdont V. P. Stvnr Mountain Memorial Ila” Ihv.’lu: 5l for Sale. | Bank Remains Open Unh]'\ 5:15 P.M. on Govern- ment Pay Day Monthly statement of accounts rendered HAYE TOR FREE TAL A | RANKUN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. NW. | Branch Prolut Your Greatest Gift —Your Eyes Dont mesioct conaulting our Gitometriat 1 re Touited M. A. LEES Branch Store OPTICAL C0. 614 9th St. 712 11th Street | | IR | Gibson's | Surgical | Appliance Fitting Establishment Great Sale of Surgical Quality Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You wil always find our prices right and our service th: very best that_can be nrocured in Washington Elastic Hosiers and A Do Dot bealth if you *heed 0f arihopedic appliantes. Conatlt your doctor and let us make whatever he savs vou need. Jpe- cial prices now prevail. $1.75 $1.75 $4.00 . 83. a() Knee Caps.......... Anklets ... Gibson's '=pe Truss Garter Stockings Garter ugél‘;}:' v'. s New York Elastic “Truss. single.. 31 Gibson's Special Leather Truss, 3000 single .. Gibson's Special Leather Truss, @~ doupte $7.00 March TRient $7.00 Washineton argents Jeanner Walter's Pure Gum Reducing These famous positively reduce Miscomfort. Thousands are 'wearing them. We measure you and Ot you retly o also carry: Junz Arch Braces Dr. Scholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedies. Il kinds of Special Orthopedic e+ 20d Appliances Made to Order | Crutches. Invalid Bede. ete Get It At Gibson's Whare Your Dollars Have More Cen 917-919 G St. NW.~ Truss for Dr Br To Recover Lost Valuables, Use Star Classified Ad If you have lost something of value you'll be able to locate it most quickly through a Star Classified Ad. There’s where the finder will immediately look for a clue to the owner. The Star print® MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined — b e c ause through The Star you can _reach practically everybody in Wash- ington. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office AMUSEMENTS. Chas. B. Maddox's New Big Revue “VO(‘}UES & VANITIES” h 8 Entertainers and 3 Scenes Other act: Iflfllldl‘ ’I‘HE JEST) ARK GIRLS, ANITA STEWART Organ Accompaniment—Comedy—Ete. “IT'S GREAT ON THE EARLE ROOF vAUDE: SRR T VILLE amencas PERFECY fiiearze PLAYS The Famous ncopators | “THE MARYLAND COLLEGIATES” 10 Artists A & ALL! . and WILLIE BROS In James Oliver Curwood's “BARBEE SON OF KAZAN” Dancing 11 to Midnight Without Extra Charge, Following the Feature Teonight and Tuesday Night, “The Hunted Woman” { GUS EDWARDS NEW PIERROT & PIERRETTE FROLIC 25 Talented. Gorgesudly Gowned, Bewiiching Beauties MISS LILY MORRIS Comedy Bongs Jaususl 4 CAMERONS The Irresistibie Family 3 Other Fun Featur's 315 & Good Bhows Daily Mat 15 Cream Free st All Mate PHONLS- MAIN -3 483 4485 )3 | F_Street_at 13th . WEEK Metro-Goldwyn Presents NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET By Peter B. Kyne A alluring romance of California and the South Seas With ANITA STEWART—BERT LYTELL News—Fables—Hodge-Todge Tom Gannon's Mnaic 7 7777700, 77, LOEW'S COLUMBIA F_Street at 12th Goms. 10:30 . m.—11_ TODAY AND ALL WE Paramount Presents ZANE GREY'S WILD HORSE MESA A thrilling romance of the Aré- zona plains featuring JACK HOLT—BILLIE DOVE AND NOAH BEERY OUR GANG COMEDY News—Oyerture—Ete. % CRANDALL'S: METROPOLITA F AT 10th. TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Firat National Presents LEWIS S. I STONE Nita Naldt Virginia ¥ I.AIJY WHO LIED World Survey—Overture Waskington's Finest Orchestra —-EXTRA-- CRANDALL’S SATURDAY NIGHTERS “TAKING THE All" CRANDALL'S , TIVOLI | 14th & Park R N.W. TODAY_RICHARD BARTHELMESS SQUL FIRE." COMEDY and FOREOW — CLAIRE WINDSOR PAT OMALLEY_ o CTH E._DESER SKI TOPICS. : AMBASSADOK CRA ; = NDALL s 18th & Col. Rd.N. TA NALDI_and SIS VAL CTRE WHO' ABL LIED. ZRANDALL'S cE 'T;},«*L FIRE. BIG TOWN And RANDALL' *03 J4th and Columbla, B4 “845 Pa. Ave. S.E. Sunday. ATk RSor ‘Apollo Theater And_Garden CRANDALL’S Wisbfon ana in “THE WHITE h‘u‘ AL S ToRN “THE ARRY CRANDALL'S "“}',‘, ","{{',QEE," TODAY—_POLA NEGRI In THE CHARMFER. " MA Eor T TR RIALTO 9th at Gee N. W. Continmous 11 IT'S A GREAT SHOW LAURA LA PLANTE with PAT O'MALLEY ~ “THE TEASER” EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION “KIVALINA of the ICE LANDS' Earl Rossman's Photodrama of the Arctic —ON THE STAGE— SYLYAN LEVIN and FMILIO DORIA In 3 Presentation of Planism THE FUN AND PLEASURE FROM 50 AMUSEMENTS AT GLEN ECHO FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK IS HOT WEATHER TONIC ARLINGTON | BEACH PARK BATHING—DANCING — AMUSEMENTS J CHl:bAPEA E BEACH n-the-Bu BATHING,_ DANGING P8xp art SHORE ATTRACTIONS Kound Trin: Adults. 50c: Childre r.(Except’ Sundayi ‘and’ Holliy saturdsy frave Dist 10°00. 113 Sundays 10:30. 11:30, H Other Dave: 10°00. 11:30. 2 30, Freanent traine 230, 8 5:40. 8 returning. By \ | Moonlight Daylight 1 STEAMER ST. JOHNS Tth St Whart for COLONIAL BEACH Tuesdays. Thurs. 40 Mile Moonlight Every Wedn Friday FREE DANCING EVERY TRIP Ample parking space at wharf. made at Alexandria evers frin. Bhone Main 59 Trip d Sundays Stoos Tele- || MARSHALL HALL t FREE DANCING {| McWilliam’s Orchestra i ® & Steamer ! = Charles | Macalester Leaves Ith Street Whart 10 AM,, 2:30 & 6:45 P.M. Trip. Round 30c Film Features TAKOMA Tnknma Park, D. C. DAVI AT 1ith ELITE Lth st a #o: HIPPODROME INEN.Y A and BERT LYTELL in > SARBRA A RAPHAEL °th and 0 Streets \ W, DOBOTHY MAC _“CHICKIE." COMEDY ”" CAROLINA 1 & N . Ave SE _OTHY MACKAILL T sy St. and R. 1. AMERICAN '35t Gt THE CRIMSON RUS Ave. DEAN PARK THEATI-.R 4s|fi 14th N.W ROBERTS in THE MFV\““HR STEAD" CAMEG CoMEDY. OPES ™ PATHE NEWS PVEN OLYMPIC \nlx ~| Brl mh.nm JACK HOL A B THE LIGHT OF WASCTERY STARS CHEWCHASE Conn. Ave. & McKinley St.,D.C MARION GREAT ZANDER I’RlNCF.SS‘ 1119 H & ARION DAVIE! MARSRPAY EMPIRE 1{ H Street N.E. ICHARD DIX in HOCK PUNCH." lnmmh MOUNTED POLICEMA LIBERTY Nerth can. and P se. RICARDO CORTEZ “THE SPANIARD = TH THE Gwvrns 613 22nd N.W.— - NEW ORK‘ SERVA’ TORY DANCING LESSONS Class 7 LESSONS Collegian. _with Orchesira M.t et 5 4 ) Fr 5007 11 appoiniment.