Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 22

GUARDING OF CIVIC INTERESTS IS GOAL Montgomery County Citizens to Form Great Federation Tomorrow Night. Citizens from the various parts of Monigomery County will gather at the Bethesda School temorrow night At 8 o'clock, in answer to a call sent out by the Bradley Hills Commy ague for the purpose of forming the Montgomery County Civie Federation This organization a central representative hody, composed of dele SSoresdntative bods. covipasedut dale: legalized communities. for the of furnishing a clearing house fc discussion and settlement of pro for developing the community ane of of the ital City is 10 he the finest suburbs From advance reports rec s to be formed 3 of the dire of the mo ent that ation and community ap i have them in- he permanent Trip From Germany Cramped in Box & Peeves Snake Trio BALTIMO] . ovember 18, When cust of Is at the open- ing of foreign mail at the 1 Jfice vesterday p zreeted with 1t reptiles, cross after in cramped quar- fter an enforced fast rally hos. employe rushed for They were whipsnakes rrived on the ni N postoffice cover which They Albert were « ington eret by postal officials. One of the veptiles was more than 6 feet lonz. PASTOR SHOT IN FACE. steamer York and ber 18 (). —R; Methodist minist Md., suffered jury to hoth her pain face when while hunti N in the fac THE CATTLE INDUSTRY EVENING ;Secretary Jardine Predicts | Beiter Prices—Warns of i Wheat Overplanting. Associated Pross AS iy e KAN 18.—Live United States | tion of the | am M Mo November producers in the e in the hest condi- or the next 12 manths are more favorable,” he said, “than | those faced at the beginning of any Winter since 1918, “This_improvement in situs [aue hoth 1a advances in pri | to excellent physical cc > areas of product m of feed grains th ing into the probably STAR, 0UTLOOK BRIGHTER: somewhat | WASHINGTON, D. 1 <maller than a vear ago—fewer cattle (rezion,” he sai and calves, few hogs, but more sheep, up a great dea With neither cattle nor hogs, how- | wheat production. ever, ix the reduction sufficient to |estimates this a e any concern as to ample sup. alone, this sea of meat. It seems probable mm' reign competition in consumer may have to pay some- |creasing this Winter than for sev g back . nters, but not more tha stock and m v with general | C, WEDNESDAY.. NOVEMBER “who have plowed of range land for A good authority 50,000 acres in Kan. wheat is in- Russian agriculture ix com- The wheat area of a and Canada, Aus- now is The past in agricu inst the overexpa Warns Wheat Growers. Secretary | velopment ™ of | tion With the live stock industry” fairly the Se ditional ght throug! ding, feeding id to might wements in care of animals. Dr. Jardine protesteM against plow. inz up range land for wheat produc n ‘I_have heard of farmers in_this Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louidiana Ave. NW. 35th issuc of stock now open inr subscription. Shares of stock, $100 each, pavahle monthly. Five per cent “interest paid on stock withdrawn, James E: Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary Willia Shakespeare Jardine espoused the de- the farmer. ailvoads for -|termaster Corps, stationed at Bolling | 18, 1925. lation to farmers within a few miles of waterways. ““Water transportation is essential if we are to have industrial development in this region,” he ald, “and no region as great as this can, under modern conditions, reach a thoroughly satis- ‘actotry development without indus ry. Industries tend to locate where ater transportation is availalle.” Army Sergeant Is Retired. Master Sergt. John F. Craft. Quar Field, Anacostia. has been placed on the retired list of the Army, on his ! . after more than 30 Number Two of Series HITE as King Lear’s beard, smooth as WHoodward X Lothrop The Christmas Store The Supply of These $35 and $45 Custom Tailored Suits and Overcoats is Limited Rosalind’s arguments, flex- ible as Macbeth's con- science and comfortable as a midsummer night's dream—that begins to de- scribe how Tolmanizing starches a collar “as you like it.” Only Tolman Tolmanizes. Phone Frank- lin 71 for service. 1e will have a 1564-1616 William surely made npany with Dr tion has been formulated by who have been the p: nove \d this pd tomor the dele. nainted report treatment may h the acts purpe back t very hundred rathe those the yauitquickiigrade Jor Studebaker Pouser Durability Finish nent feder Christmas Gifts For Foreign Countries Should Be Mailed Early of fliis: hecans have expressed leaders s dential e 1 TBhat's vour ¢ themselves (o the Some of the Suits have 2 pairs of Pants. coats are Single and Dcuble Breasted. Bradford Chandler 1317 F Street 502-3 Federal-American Benk BId, Take Efevator Hahn*s "Tth St. Store Still the “Big Daddy” of the “Greater Hahn’s” D here we’ll occasionally stage Special Events— for this store only. For instance, tomorrow—our first CLEARANCE SALE of the season—and a -CORKER! The Over- TOLMANIZE! ¢ TOIMAN LAUNDRY . MacK enzie, Manager N.W. Franklin 71.72.73 seriously and many of them point to the hu action which was necessitated at the fime the r roposed helt Sts, 6th and C HE table below latest date of York. P mailed earlier to re mas. residential While every eff New out that any or tion or commu nity which has not received one of the calls should not feel that its voice is not desired in the formation of the federation. All are requested to attend the mass meeting and take an active part in its delibel They urge that there | tive from every t the December 15 December 12 December 7 Decemrber 15 Decerrber 9 Palestine December 5 Peru December 10 Philippine Istan N Ireland Italy Japan Netherlands Norway December November December December December December December 5 December 16 Pecember 3 November 23 December 12 December 12 Cuba December 21 Denmark .. December © Russia Dominican Republic Scot'and December 17 South Africa December 9 Spain December 15 Sweden France December 15 Switzarland, Germany December 15 Greece . December 9 Haiti .. December 18 Hawaii ..December 11 Hungary . December. 9 Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Bermuda Bolivia Brazil Canal Zone Chile China Colombia Costa Rica CHICAGOANS PROPOSE BRENNAN FOR SENATE Demoeratic Leader Say= if He Runs It Will Be on ‘Out-and-Ont Wet Platform.™ s December 9 December 19 December 11 Necember 5 December 3 Decemher 15 Neovencher 24 Decerrher 12 Necember 9 Decomber 18 Necember 5 Dacemher 9 Tray Necember 3 Venezuela December 11 Virgin Islands (U. € Decemrber 12 Poland Porte Rico Partugal Rovmania il a3 3 Al EST. 1879 ~’ Al = ! z Ecuador England senatorial nominatio: Brennan of Chicas After the can stating defini willing 0 1 t If he ra and-out we Post In place of Mayec to succeed him Break a Cold Right Up with | “‘Pape’s Cold Compouni ate, did 1 he or William E. Dever 1f e caucus re e name of - Articles should be mailed in advance of these dates whenever possible, so as to connect with carlier steam- ers, thereby helping the service here and avoiding possible delay due to congestion in foreign post offices around Christmas time. REMEMBER that for the foreign mails. packages should be wrapped most carefully. The distances are great and the strains incident to transmittal many. rived here from Lyon y REMEMBER that mail matter should be corzectly and completely addressed. The should be taken to include not only the mames of the countries and post offices. but the Provinces as well in which the offices are located. utmost care Hoodmard X Lotheop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets A REMEMBER that millions of letters and packages are handled daily and that the addresses have to be read hurriedly. Write legibly. 7 hursday and Friday Exclusively at Our 7th-Street Store Remember that it is a long way to Europe—Mail early. Do Your Christmas Shopping Now N % _— IFTEEN hundred pairs of short F lines, accumulated in ;\djtisting stocks to our new stores. Gathered together for a quick “Get- Away"—at half to two-thirds less than regular prices. Wood d & Lothrop. The Christmas Store, gift shoppers. Now, their best, while many of the rare. one-of-a-kind articles < ready “for while assortments are at Including ALL SIZES of one style or another, in velvets, satins, tans, patents—all being THIS SEASON'S NEWEST MODES in pumps and strap effects. Be sure to call early. that cannot be duplicated, are obtainable. is.the time to shop. Z, And it iso pleasant to shop now, while the wide aisles 7 ’ are not crowded and your decisions may Be made leisurely. We Will Wrap and Mail Your Gifts for You When you have purchased a gift, if you desire, we Early American Furniture : & Beautifully Reproduced = [[I§ : Sale Children’s Play Shoes Closing out 200 pairs good wearing tan elk Winter high shoes for little girls and boys. Most sizes 6 to 11— $1 95 much reduced to ... (7th St. Store Only) THERE is something about the early Ameri- can styles in furniture that has a very strong appeal. The simplicity and sturdiness of this furniture, its fine proportions and unassuming dignity, seem to express that which is funda- mental and best in American character. will insert your card. remove price tag. wrap and mail it for you. If vou wish to send your own giits, paper and twine may be purchased in the Sationery Section, First floor. The Post Office is nedrby, under the G Street balcony. Main Store Cor. 7th WE have some unusually fine reproductions of these styles in our Studio of Interior Decorations, pieces that will give your home new distinction and dignity, and will be the prized possessions of your children. Interpreters and Personal Shoppqs An interpreter will be furnished upon requestfat any ““service desk, or, if you wish, a personal shopper will shop for or with you. Studio. of Interior Decorations, Fifth floor. N /