Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 92

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., NOVEMBER 15, 1925—PART 3. (Continned from Kleventh Page.) At_the last meeting of Henry Lawton Camp. Albert J. Butter , sen. | formerly of 10th Pennsyivania Volun' | ~ om Tenth Page.) December 18. John D. Wischhusen,|Cers and that for the Adjutant Gen- 5, o y v : (Continued from Tenth Pag Decambiar i1 {ohn. 1 Bhitgen: s Deparument. The orsanization | teers, Battery B, Utah Light Artill o1 6 ' and John O. Houston, i B, s v C an Staub’|Thomas, 716 L street southeast, as|and discussion af the 6 pro- | 10 Pt e N i Report was made by Chairman Staul The post has arranged |&ram will feature -the artillery meet. [ 1St District of Columbia Volunteers, = celfare | post adjutant . , h i made for magazines for veterans at | period at. Mount ~Alto Thanksgiving | dlscuss thelr program for the coming [ {00, (OIS Jor, (R LOMIE, Keat, : St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Plans for | day similar to that fu shed Tast venr, | e e loeated 1o hllery | 3¢ the frst meeting in December | - ’ - -STOPS THE KNOCKING ving @ “hr as are | and this, will ‘be unde; s Tre . N i Navy Yard been appointed by the | Comdr. M. D. Smith. these meetings, which will he heid on % meeting and announced that on No- 3 T = Channtor fo gotve lonrthe 0enate |- A% jan ‘evidend the intensive | the third Thursday of cach month 2 ment hospital committee. The | membership cam s5belnsif L DIGTION e sl 1o nment” and luncheon Col. 1o assisting the Red Cross in prepar. | conducted. the following members | thix arm. Capt. Charles L. Ladson, by ilor S Scott, commissioner of « - " : 2| 313th Field Artillery. will conduct the . Ing Brallle copy for the blind in Gov. | were ! e g _TeBulAr] entire conference of the 313th Field and '-“,'.'"» e Dapsstpen] - bl fosi e Enliieg. Sokei vdon, pof Axtiltery Regiment. cwhintowtitlanesti|iof et gl el g : nadonal committee on France travel!O. Allen. John i ; > Ritihter nnaiV. B E ninz. He will discuss the general n c 5 | was given to the post and Comri s INE Ll hLL CLERES el ensta S 5 e G Tt s | S o s has adopted the p awarding u | Principles rvice of the piece. T, = 3 8 | Ambliel ¥Boberg fwas appolafed fas B v IE 1 [thase of the field artillery driver. and el aitanded. Whe Col | rance’ tra o i s & ' & ol terrain board exercises. Col. LeRoy | recruits ster | merabers signified their intentions of (to each member obtaining not less | (€ boar fmental commander. | A¢tive memhership: Ch R. Croyle, : orven e paid-up applications within S 4 2 Attending the Paris convention in|than five paid-up applications wit i i on e Company 12th_ U. S. Infantry 1927. Nominations of officers for the |any one month, and three of these dis- | Wil supervise the meeti Uladmir Sournim. Company D, 4th U. ¥ ensuing year were made. Junior Vice | tinctive butlons were awar to . S. Infantry: Edwin . Smith, Company | 4 ° Comdr. Schmitt of the Vincent B.|boosting members durin 9th U. S. Infantry; Herman Miller, a the pur-| 25-YEAR SILENCE ENDED ; 5 vember 18 it will, in connection with, ixiliary, have as "{u.klhello Post was .Ar:nm\u the g\\:Tr vrlv‘l“mh ('I'hv”v’n‘wlr ”}”";;”?.P us mpany G, 8th N. Y. Infantry. Com 'f the eveni: At the Armistice ¢ chase of a supply of & g ra 3 ceivy ns- of the e | Mot fowers beins sotd ot he present | BY PARIS PANTOMIMIST ot 3 : o o i i resiaentad by s oo |1 . Sigeiiel i me Sac = | o Kansas e eamp tond i sfent | ; i='ll||l||HlllllllllllIlll_lIIIIflIIHIIlIIIIlIIHI\Ilmflll|l|||||||||||||||||l|||HNlll||HNIHH|||||l|l|l|||ill|||\lIIImm O ‘ | prayer one minute and taps seunded | Famous Clown Appears in Revue|fo. R M. Ruddy. who was buried since ' The Department of the District of cationi] Capital Tost. No. 127: Vet.| With Speaking Part. and Sings |last meeting. The entertainment com. . (05 DTS o S DI S| ot T T, N 17 v | With Sposking P o | e e o | MILTON M. FLANDERS s el o ! in Two Languages. » about completed arfangements Tor | SEANS of Forelsn, fare. gaet fn- He | cursion and announced « buffet lunch. | r. I: ° annual Christmas ball, to-be ziven | Le i o Ter ron_would be served at the meeting ‘ L TR annual Christmas ball, to-be given dr. Dasfel J. Loxhy. commander. | g e Asoriated Prees ! [ of November 19. and that Comman¢ nl "rm ELEC ICAL ENGINEERING ‘el rs: Thacker V. o S DLOSEAM INGLESe IR | R s stage er-in-Chief Thompson and € ot olock, © A Thacker V.| BRIOSL IS MURAD, Iied, 16} paTiES, Nover ntury B | o B i Commnly TAKOMA PARK, D. C. = V: ¥ . ening was the visit of | hroken "k. considered | would he the honor guests. The camp . to the ‘city ‘frop rope’s greatest pantomimist. F went on record as favoring a public Boston. M. attend the post ‘meet vears he has not spoken on. the | installation of officers and the de.| 2 ing and be present for the .\rmistice | jiaze " hut now he ix appearing In a | partment was so notified. | tall, which held at Willard Hotel. | oiva o e ; s Armistice night. Thé degree team,|feVue at the Palace Theater liy Parls| The eamr o’clock Armistice morninz, sentation and colors from thi department accompanied Mrs. Joseph The Penn 0il.Co. i los fo omay and speaks many lines in French and| Gen. Roberts L . , Brunner, president of the et ice Goanim 3 English and sings in both langnages. | Department v Anderson Unit of the Americin 1 Sl e D g lila ack is a $ and one of the few | Dept. omdr Washington, D. C. Aicelary. na ML out QM. “Hrmett Wickstrand, Harry ULl clowns that country has pro- | ture ' pension legislation. Past Dept - Gentlemen: - rlinzton. where ‘lementx. Chaplain William P, - Cissmelionalily yvas 4 Mawson spoke on the pass. Al e reat help to him durinz the war. as | ing of the older comuades of e X # A g Dlaced TR mesh a P and Officer of Day G- |he'wax able to play in the music halls | War period. of which he s one of the || . 1 wish to say that I have used Lightning of all the countries at war.and the fact | few « ! Motor Fuel since it made its first appearance France, by Mme. Raveau. who It Hi that his act contained no spesch made ' tion. Capt. Cluverius, who is a surviver i i e . a 3 e D N b Jamnullost 80 Nanive it possible for him to he understoodiof the Maine, being an ensizn at that in this city. I have'also used nearly all of by order of the Secratary of War. has | Jolunteer inf . C Ui any country time, gave an inte Tallc The ot 1 a- the other so-called benzol blends sold in Joseph Br 3 Vel' " Grock has replaced Raguel Meller as | ce recruiti T Been Blacea' Tn The traphe oo a1 el s tar Army |, OFRSE RE3 reUiane B sanel Moo o iorence o Trenmutne . . other localities north and west, I have found e . Bliza London | Feived 1 PIIEpIne Tslands and Chind | Revue and is attracting large num- | Jacob Astor Camp. Admiral George | + tion, consnstencyof Lightning so satisfactory that I invariably Shepard, nat faRhES of iihe readmitted bers of American and other tourists. [ Dewey Auxiliary: Wedpesday buy it. ates Marine 1) P 5 American 1 . requested ¢ jett Jiell Chng, Uil Sasiiney. performance more Thneday. Tichaxd J 2 I know that I get more satisfactory per- e A T o |ORITY PHONE CALLS ek 1 e Cat | of this depa t urne orfolk Pos Aux Friday, Serg 2 5 E 7 £ e bt ablet | 15, DT : LT I | Gearze Berry Camp ! power, freedom formance in high gear and easier starting in i i dedeied, in oo ot the U i esor, e Coner b PLANNED FOR EUROPE | aald: weather. 1t additien I s of SR6 oninlon at the presentation of a brc I tm DTNt wccompanied by his aide AR AR |5, compunied by his aide ENGLISH PAY HIGHLY | from carbon— that the regular operation of a motor due to tice day at 3 u'cloc] i = \merican Legion of this de.|Sdiutant William 1. Jenkins and | Quick Connections Will Precede | FOR SOCCER PLAYERS IN correct fuel increases the life of a car and known a wreath made tn St. Trojan, i Columbia orze J. Neuner, quartermaster. and cuts repair bills to a minimum. and its anxiliary accepted | [Sroeet Wik ers A Others at Ten Times Nor- s | 1 I might add that I have used Lightning in | AI I ‘ ARS. three different makes of cars which I have had 5 akeinlane iniine b bl : bl g Purchases. i in the last two yvears and find that it has - Natior oman’s Reli T conversations” — telepho s s p s G fea R ry = s S s Army of the Republic. Mrs — . alls and cost 10 times the nnr.‘h!/\\‘[\n;\( November 14 Prices | ;"”'w oML eprominen n"'""’ ehtly the guality has been maintained. > B. Willard, past national presi v 2 te—will be established through- | being paid for the transfer of soccer | elling us about their experience dent, made the presentation for the Paper Money Annoyance. | »pe by a decision of the Inter- | foot ball players by some.of the league with “Lightning.” Others will ap- Yours very trulv Woman's Relief €orps. Gen. W. H We wish the Government would national Telegraph Congress. taken |teams are rapidly approaching the | pear weekly. & i Hart, Quartermaster General of the | either reconsider its decision to print | during the closing days of its sessions | dizzy levels reached in American pro.; Army, made response and accepted the No more than $10.000 bills or else re- | here. fessional base hall. The lowly position | . ablet tire those that are already in eciren The systemt hak already heen suc.|of the Cardiff team in the first di-, : i lation. as we do hate 1o carry so|cessfully worked in Scandinavia. and | vision of the English league has in. || Veterans of Foreign Wars. much dirty money around all the time, | will now be introduced bhv mutual | duced jts backers to visit Scotland in Equality-Walter Reed Post, N .| says the Ohio State Journal. on which | agreement between the different coun. | search of new material, and in the r will meet | the Newark. Ohio. Advocate remar tries subscribing to the congress: |last two weeks they have paid more Pythian Temple And the iceman almost never has the | Time charges in excess of the first | than £10,000 for new plavers. | . when a large class| change for it. And only the other day | three minutes for all classes of calls |- The most costly of these acquisitions | of new members’ is scheduled for ob- | our street car conductor accused us of | will he figured by the minute and not | was H. Ferguson, whose transfer from | * . ligation and post efficers will be nomi. | trying to snatch a free ride when we | hv threa:minute periods. as in the | the Motherwell Club cost — £5.0004 enn 1 0 OSS n a eS nated. The annual election takes place ' handed him one. past. the congress ruled @bout $25,000), { (1) . .y Fuel Oil Department—Phone Franklin 391 invitation .of Miss v o B. 2 tration. were ent The Palmer, d-partment president of the B . nt nt of the |cepted an invita tendered by Ex Woman's ief Corps. to participate | v \walter Reed F o participate in| pe yno yceociated Press Base Ball Trades and in the service and dedication of the |5 g one o mactinue Bt; ito fhe MmN nown A Sol| o ok a Jeintiinstallution of oMl PARIS. November 14— Lightning mal Cost. Prices Reach Dizzy Figures of U. S. Jor Economical Transportation A Six—Built by Hudson Under Famous Super-Six Patents Quality Gave This Volume Volume This Amazing Price HESEEQN For any closed car you will pay almost as- L % ke World’s Largest o ' much as the Essex Coach costs. So why ac- A £ cept any performance short of a “Six”? In Selling 6-Cylinder = Essex you get qualities of the “Six” not found Cars in any “Four.”” And equally important, you get the famous Super-Six advantages exclu- at W ] St sive to Hudson-Essex. Quality made Essex, with Hudson the larg- est selling “Six” in-the world. That volume ermits economies, which are passed on to uyers in a price way-below any rival. To drive in comfort this winter elliptic springs and balloon tires you should have ct;mplete protecci take the jars out of frozen roads. tion against rain, sleet, snow an Add. to body comfort the saf 5 ety of wind. Only the finest closed car semi-reversible steering and equal- construction can give you that. ized brakes and the assurance of a 2 . v s ’i!@”“:‘:&. The Chevrolet Coach body is motor that always starts easily, and Fisher-built—the same construc- you can realize why Chevrolet spells o . tion used on the world’s finest cars. winter comfort. : : $ % Doors and windows fit and stay Yet you get all this in the world’s T fight to keep out wind and water. lowest-priced Fisher Body Coach. ain or snow cannot penetrate Leét us show you the quality featur s the Fisher V.V one-piece wind- of this fine closed car alz explliel: For the CO(ICh ghield which gives you perfect vis- how easy it is for you to own one Freishtand Tax Exra ion and ventilation. Long semi- this winter. $250 Down 34y For those who desire, special ar: rangements have been made wherehy Touring - - $525 Tor & Fivat Pasment of 550 The ve: R - . 525 ::-"l:::lu payments conveniently ar-- Coupe - . 675 * Sedan” - - 775 G v . 1425 FET G - 550 ALL PRICES F.O.B RS TR IS : Eyeryone Says It —Sales Luttrell Chevrolet Sales Co. - Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co. 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