Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1925, Page 10

“DIVORCE” Wrecked Homes a Sign of the Coming Era Lecture Tonight, 8 P. M. i Dr.B.G. Wilkinson Capital Memorial Church 5th and F N.W. Musical Program B.G. Wilkinson, P An Old-Fashioned Thanksaiving TURKEY DINNER For Reservations Phone Main 2580 $1.25 and $1.75 Regular Dinner Served Daily [ 14th St. at K ‘,Pdmund J. Brennan, Manager DRESSI“JGS Thanksgiving ---Shirts ---Ties ---Gloves IMPORTED WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Excellent quality; coliar attached or neck band styles. Very special at SILK TIES 69c new patterns Wonderful ties Handsome and colors. at this price. Three for $2 GENUINl; \ BUCKSKIN GLOVES +with fancy black embroid- ered spear backs—regular and cadet sizes, to 10. Very Special at $2.39 . Y. 910 SEVENTH ST. N. W. 7:15 PM. FLEET PROBLEM - DEMANDS ACTION | Congress Mu t Replace Worn : Out Merchant Ships, Sen- ator Jones Warns. A call for non-par ideration t marine ha American | Wesley L. Jones of Washingtor { man of the Senate committee on com e send for them |1, A. OLIVER AT HEAD ession that | of our! re likely when almost efgn ship to the world | the | whe World War broke ¥ dependent upon f 3 i product; nator Jones' ittee togethe ¢ the coming s ss and to urge them to ta. chant marine problem frox point_of vie He 1 be don i that he would surpose to ecall | that my Senate the present ships after th come obsolete, for other American merchant marine will vanish | administrative THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER - 24. 1925. FINDS EX-SERVICE MEN IN NEED OF OVERCOATS D. C. Department American Legion Welfare Chairman Makes HOSPITAL BOARD Appeal for Donations. Have you an over ganized Casualty to Be Se- lected Among Physwlans. The new board of directors of Casu- 1 pital under the re hip of Dr appointed at v Hospital a meeting at this afternon. aded 1 days ions of ualty determined movement Dr. to build up (I | needs of the city \thering of more than 75 phy- on, met with Dr. Rogers at 1 Park Hospital 14 plans fo sful oper OF CITIZENS’ BODY : Georgetown Association Elects Him 2 President—Five-Year School Building Plan Approved. of nortk ns particy of the hospital ed that it is the inten- v i J...~.I.v|\ A _unw- was_electc et Lo e 5 write to e problems a They can and will worked out satisfactoril without much difficuity tion of the ships we carried on in a business-like be done most effic concentrated authorit ike methods. 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