Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 4

4 L THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, DECEMBER 13, 1925—PART 1. GRIDIRON CLUB GIVES NO QUARTER? DAVIS FAVORS CREATION' IN ANNUAL “ROAST” OF NOTABLES OF JUNIOR COLLEGE IN Dit. ‘ Secretary of Labor Approves Sug- Dawes, Congress, Cabinet and Mitchell Are Few of ) Wil e “Victims” at Annual Dinner of Newspaper Manor Park Association. Creation of a junior college for Men’s Organization President Is Guest. P 16 ) A ) - T { Washington. as advocatea recently by T g o | the Manor Park Citizens’ Associatic Caiitiniedtrom iRicatiBage) ¢ of War Hanford D ; ’ 4 v & f e oas (ndocaed - - Mac) v and tlonal Commander 2 5 3 2 2 4 Declaring that Washi . McQuigs of the American Legion, all o b P A 2 {WiDecs at Washington is back- veterans of the World War, were P i) N e X H m‘;:r;-.- nm?.‘tml“n" 1{\‘1\4:1» provision for presented. Then Senator Franels E. 4 / y Y -4 W F % = i i s g nat en of Wyoming. the only mem- 3 : : Pl y \ 2 i although Washirigton outstrips m iy of Congress who served in the | 4 v W £ - ) % S 35 G S ieintain nt- 1 X L 5 i ! j ! ersities popuiation and i e s S || Northern Army during the Civil War, : ] ~, 3 ! 4 s eaTth:. W Y oation leadingitnerAEt folput arf Chilio alll rose, the orchestra plaving “Yankee ; 25 ) 3 o~ sk mions Sen, ittt S 2 Doodle.”” Representative Charles M. Y / ) WD/ he: menior vear Of Bicht Steadman, the only Confederate vet- A . g / ) 7 ¥ 5 y 5 should have a public. univ orms, | in Congress, was recognized as 3 \Z o L, 7 carry students through a jt orchestra played “Dixie.” With < - é > = ~ = - gh a junic pud alarms the flve veterans on their feet, two g £ s > b Junior colleges, he added. have hee lub members in uniform marched on X k5% ; 73 \ developed largely in the last 10 vears {to the stuge waving Ameri flags P > E v eiomed Ineely In t 10 vears | while the orchestra played “The Star = >S y o) people with adeq ngled Banner. junior college gives the f House Quartet Performs. of high school work and For o moment durlng the evening ars of college work, One e pleturesque events bit v b et o ~ Bl i Ave 3L ration for medical N } d other profession in thelr leathern seats” ere he was done. The Vice President found himself portrayed in song as well. To the air of “All Alone,” he was pictured Mitchell Is “Roasted.” the olt of the Marionettes.” Four | grom' fts establishe DEMOCRATIC in v they entered the | employing profe . Pour S NOMINATION | the nce of “The Marc { | zentlemen appeared. an STar oo towt 5 —— = > | high school the Toys Beginning o disc | hud beert loaned b B 3 NanowaL\ < W, CHARE | Mr. Davis said of v i tism, they declared L. { Proved to be impostors, it was de SRUCTURE X 4 g f Py N 1‘ch:.rfx‘| ve adequate Willla ell was no ventriloquist, rermined that they were members of | X | ably beciuse he could not control his v Conress joining in the funmaldng 3 | KL eI N 2 i / 2 M Senator Borat ho. on the other | They re Representatives William 3 g \ z 3 NN / 2 shoul hand. was d g ntriloquist, | P Connery fl-. of Massachusetts, \ T 1 7 2 N WRECTION! | porta because “he speak na voices.” | M. K. Crumpacker of Oregon, Fritz N 4 KRN One Marione tecl most em Lanham of Texas and Frederick T i | and forms the sequence to the juni | - . | Dr. Winifred Cullis is or most noted physi talks, citing as| N. Zihlman of Maryland “I - ; A4 00,000 Ttaly paid the | arly in the dinner the hall was ' 1" 3 W ; . i TN | one of the few women § i toll g | darkened while the club pald impres- i “ mitted to use M. D. i il / i, pub-| Bave died since the lust dinuer, They deb | were L. White Busbey, Louls A. Cool- ORI Lidige, tessenger and James . By eter Warringtor | Rankin Young A = - 2 = 4 Shenice A | “Other guests were the Republican | ! 1 = £ : 4 - S T and Democratic leaders of Congress; = = 3 rom Pennsylva four noted aviutors, Orville Wright, g Mark S. Wat the pioneer; Willlam Mitchell mande John Rodgers of th % 2 ! - and Lieut. Comdr. Richard E. aterSdae the naval polar aviator; Lawrence L Amseanal hine New Under the | Stailings, the plavwright: Irving Ber. R S ilin, composer; Dr. William Holland s i | Wiimer: Maleolm Nichols, the may ug,,,‘.“ hn:‘]" t of ';**’I!;'n»yf'“l 'h"‘"m‘”r,‘ b-i .M. Dahl. New York City. Frank R. Jelleff, Washington, D.C. Joe T. Robinson, Senator from, Theodore Tiller, the Atlanta Jour rock by Anne Royall, who ! \1;’,’.,1,‘;; a1 '1 :IA\(. um‘;l singe li!CH- H. G. Dalton, Cleveland. | ; John G. Jenks, Chi 3 3 { nal. A e Slaas SanIes FoAnR (ka0 ot e -ald-Tr! e. . H. B. Jorda LiC, « cticut, 0 tm:-..‘m;,u,'\fl',}‘:' ‘,.’.'“' Willlara Green. president of the| Sherman Day, New York Ci C. F. Kelly, the s, John Rodgers, commander, U. 8. N. m;;“ (‘0,'": ‘f.m = 2 | in V.| American Federation of Labor; S.| Charles J. Deland, secretar Ala Cuno H. Rudolph, Commissioner,| Henry St. George Tucker, Repre-| ssession of the President’s| Davies Warfleld, president of the Sea | gyate of Michigan. Clyde Kelly, Representative from oo District of Columbia. sentative from Virginia | n animated conversation | board Air Line; Robert M. La Follette, | (‘harles S. Deneen, Senator from svlvania i s Wil R cork City.|. Joseph P. Tumulty, Washington, |3 ng throughout v Sens from Wisconglon: F Y R i E am C. Ryan, New York City.| "¢ u v nsion: Henry | pjy William K. Kelsey, the Detroit . = 5 4 " the iady reporter | s { sident of the Hawalian | s it Dennieithe | Ciidasolivens _Fred M. Sackett, Senator from| Frederick D. Underwood, president note book 0! Senate Morrow of J. P.|paily News. Lyman B. Kendall. Washington, » Kentucky. Erfe Railroad. Hou when | Morgan Company: Dr. Herbert Adams | jumes Dodd, vice president New 3 Everett Sanders, secretary to the| J. J. Underwood. Seattle Chamber bathed fn the Gibbons, the author; Gov. Albert C.{york Trust Co John B. Kendrick. Senator from President of Commerce. se the White House was Ritchie of Maryland: Gov.-elect Harry | Henry L. Doherty, New York City.| Wyoming. David Sarnoff, New York City Festus J. Wade, St. Louis. n the President expressed | Flood Byrd of Virginla: Albert F.| W. J. Donaldson. superintendent| Bert \W. Kennedy, Grand Ledge, 3 ¢ Richard B. Scandrett, jr., New York | Jumes J. Walker, mayor-elect of |the Treas ent wish that Vice President vy, president of the Pullman Com: | House press gallery Mich. 2 - New York Ci € Toen: vas in his red. | James J. Walker, mayorelect | \W. Jay naldson, Kpoxville, | Clement E. Kennedy. Swampscott, 5 . Elmer Schlesinger, New York City.| Edward M. Wallace, Washington, | Dig bitter protests, of New York City: John Russell Pope, | Tenn. Mass 4 A. Charles Schwartz, New York |D. C Donald Wood i e President to succeed him architect: John Halloday Latane,| samuel T s, Detroit |~ Col. ¥Franklin R. Kenney, president | & 3 City. Melville Fuller Wallace, Washing-| Orviile Wr Differences between Adums and the storian, and Prince Bismarck.! Arthur S. the New York | Marland Oil Co.. California. ‘ # Herbert T. Shannon, Washington. | ton. D. C. Sdward G Senate over .the French spolla a ¢ the German Chancellor. | Herald-Tribune. Frank Kent, the Sun, Balti 5 3 Henry Shingle, president Hawalian | _Henry Walters. Atlantic Coast Line 3 : s - Du Bois, president West.| William B. Kerham, Washington, F Senate Railroad. 3 ’ | D. E. H. H. Simmons, president New S. Davies Warfield, president Sea-| dward D. Duffield, president, Pru-| Col. William J. Keville, United States ¢ e York xchange. board Air Line Railroad o 5 Frank H. Simmons, Washington Francis F. Warren, Senator from| Frederic Zihlman, ¥ R. E. Simpson, Southern Rallway Wyoming. 2 S e - tribute to the four members who ‘ s didn’t the our counti: sked one Marionette. came the pror response, ams, Sen i guests f Senate over international| The stdent of the United States | The V President of the United | dential Insurance Co. marshal, Bos 3 i States. { Horace Dulin, Washingtor Harry G. Kimball, Washington, War Debt Skit Is Hit. ! peaker of the House of Rep-| Ambrose Durkin, Washington, D.C. | D. C David E. § the Public Ledger 1 Wae bt Skt with one tives \Walter E. Edge, Senator from New | Wiliam H. King. Senator from | Philadelphia, ving the part of a magi- e idor from Cuba Utah. Rev. C. rnest Smith, Washington, e other in evening dr cretary of State. 7 Ernst. Senator from| Dr. Purke R. Kolbe, president Poly- | o] St i QISHMCHBIE The 4 > cretary of the Treasury | Kentucky. technic Institute, Brooklyn | . . Hal H. Smith, the New York Tim : ‘ § ; Wdllaux v of War, James D. Esary, Seattle, Robert M. La Follette, Senator 1'\'um= Ernest Smoot, Washington, D. C, ree ec ure proved to be “Little Jo , . b v . held in one hand a toy balluon, r 1 neral Walter J. F New York City. William W. Spaid, Washington, aenoite per cent. and i Postmaster General 1 Warren © irbanks. the Indian mbert. Washington. K B..C S 3 Robert ¢ Lane, the Newark 3 Wiillam Spry, commissioner, Gen- hich T] cretary of the N. | 1 N er ~ nothing, which ‘“rep ary of the Navy | apolis » i 3 : —0 1 capacity (: pay.” The ,L Che Secretary of the Interior. Albert . Farr, the Pittsburgh | News. A eral Land Office CHRISTIAN I of the balloon did not surpri ette-Times Fritz Lanham, Representative 2 Lawrence Stallings, the New York D e etor b miia et e ccretary of Commerce. George R. Fearon, State Senator, |from Te World. = Hidl e nesh heforet s BothiBalstumi| Secretary of Labor. New York Dr. John H. Latane, Johns Hopkins John Stapler, commander, U. S. N, and Ttaly had eploded- 31 - per| Franklln Adams. counselor of the| Frederick A. Fenning, Commis. | University, Baltimore, Md. Charles M. Stedman, Representative and it Joeo. Erotestiag: 'no | Pan American Tnion | sloner, District of Columbia William Leary, New York City. " - from North Carolina. John Randa“ Dun c S B etill had left ‘capacity to pay,| (eorse Ade. Brook, Ind, | Fred S. Ferguson, the United Press.| B. 0. Leatherwood, Representa- J. FRED ESSAR Edward J. Stellwagen, Washington. n, C. JS. b. - e ’ J. B. Akers. Southern Railway i Walter L. sher, Chicago. tive from Utah. SECHEES = George Stephens, jr., the Asheville | placedeahls s ather dhand oy Paul Shipman Andrews. Wash Jumes A. Ford, Spokane, Wash. Morris Lee, the Public Ledger Citizen of Boston, Mass. empty flower pot. Flowers which in-|y @ GHP! G Rudolph Forater, executive clerk, | Philadelphia, | . Walton, Moore, Representative| George E. Stephenson. the Boston , = stantly burst into bloom. were disap-| Jonn' - Atchison, The Daily News- | White House. Ralph W. Lee, Washington. D. c.!from Virginia. 5 Transcript. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Chu rointing, however, for “Little Joe"|paiif ‘G Y ¥ Detroit John A. Lejeune, major general,| William H. Moran, Washington, | ‘Miller B. Stevinson, Washington, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachuset admitted they represented only gratl-| “gurmon s. August, New York City. vice presi-|U. §. M. C. {D- C. D. C. * e ipris st tude and thanks, adding that the trick | George F. Authier, the New York | dent, ROR George A. Lewis, Washington, | Dwight Morrow, chairman aircraft| Samuel F. Streit, president Stock . o o e e O b & |Dre committee. Cloating Corporasion, New Tark Crey t The Washington Auditorium r,u‘\\ "lT’VG‘mrmb? !n‘n d:@.\~ suit & 1-| David A. Baer, Washington, D. ¢. | William F reelon, Boston '- ! N. Lewis, colonel, U. Al H‘*fllrim-npl*'mn;“v”fi» Senator from | ~walter A. Strong, the Chicago mitted to being Senator Smoot, who! John P. Baer, Baltimore. | Jonn . -, Representative | retired. New Han Daily New: ’ advised -Little Joe” that the United| Charies H. Baker Washington, | from Te Charles P. Light, Washington, | McKenzie Moss, Assistant Secretary | “stanley A. Suydam, Washington, 19th and E Sts. N.W. States Senate would match the magic | D, C. "| Finis J. Garrett, Representative|D. C. | of Treasury. D.C. of the Chamber of Deputies or the| Eibert H. Baker, the Cleveland |from Tennessee. rles Linkins, Washington, D. .| J. Edwin Murphy, the Sun, Balt!-| “‘CpLegter O. Swain, general counsel, TODAY t 3:30 P.M ks of Houdini | Plain Dealer. Robert Garrett, Baltimore. V. Linkins, Washington, | more. 5 - Standard Oil Co. al . . . D. C. M. F. Murphy. the Sun. Baltimore. |~ Claude A. Swanson, Senator from = i e Walter Lippmann. the New York| John J. Nelligan, Baltimore. Virginia, nder the Joint Auspices of Javy "l | Sc) Wi . e v . '“‘]"\é.xi"%’ffi?]"‘d‘m‘(S&Sfil’;‘,’{d&'}:"‘{ffr‘"fi:q":“é"iifmi“‘l"‘“n‘f;.‘;':‘"‘i‘i’“ Ii)io:»r;eue. :r{‘l‘\‘;;;eq‘ s thaon, New mk'“’;':“g»_ . el TR D",‘f?’ L. Neuhauser, Washington, i Jr{;rk‘):l;l“dBayud Swope, the New First, Second, Third and Fourth Churches of ever: made the Navy great ‘rar:xt;uxf: 1| William L. Barnara, Boston. yrederick . Gillett, Senator from aolhomas P Li : p Fleming Newbold. The Washinston Hugh S Tate, Knoxeille Tern, — .C“""v Scientist, in Washington, D. C. x‘;fi}r\,.f“::‘:h;w;n;.'-e‘m‘r;’. Dbt R L0 e N shington. | s 3. Gockeler, Washington, cinarles ¢ Lockwood, New fforic| MsaIcalCiED: Nichols, mayor-elect of| Robert L. Ta lor, Washington, © Collection All Welcome Cad S e (e, SR Wi D Sty Golterman, St. Louts | Rhares T Lons. rear amiea | j1eTedich Nicholeon, Indianapoti. | 2 S S e “Hoss Bartley, s to the vice e s nTheie ”;):‘.Mf«i. Lymer. attorney general of | Frank B Noi L RS e e TETRERRNS S A N IR en are silent. : < . AR president. Willlam Greén, president American o g Blar. 1Te hedtime Staries, C. E. Batschelet. Washington, D. C. | Federation of Libor. James A. Lyon. major, U. S. A. D et Nve S Wasling bos DG 3 safe and sound. every ni Rodney Bean, the New Yo i |~ “Alexander J. Groesbeck, Governor of [ Burt M. McConnell, ‘the Literary | Lincoln O'Brien, Boston. Wi Ly Edward S,‘Beck. n:\ x‘i,’i’rpt;;.‘;'"-]-';’;,im r:i’;‘m?;. Digest. ; T. V. O'Connor, chairman U. 8. . That the Navy is all right bune | " Col. John C. Groome, Philadelphia.| Robert R. McCormick, New York |Shipping Board. Poe-{-tivels Ulric _ Bell, Louisville Courler-{ Raymond M. Gunnison, the Brook- | City. Hilleary L. Offutt, jr., Washington, u‘ -.e Walter 1. McCoy, chief justice Su-|p. C . 55 G Sonie: Journal-Tim yn E 5 : Congress Gibed in Song. James W. Beller, Washington, | James S. Hall, Knoxville, Tenn preme Court, District of Columbia William D. Ord, Washington, D. C. The music committee gave its at-|D. C. Richard C. Hall, Bedford, Pa. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, Indian-| Kyle D. Palmer, the Los Angeles [ tention to Conere A parody on| Irving Berlin, New York City. Hammond, Washington, | apolls, Ind. Times. or “Chin, Chin, Chinaman.” as follows,| Williim L Berriman. Pittsburgh. : W. O. McGeehan, the New York| L. B. Palmer, American Newspaper ulc a e was particularly taking Charles E. Berry, Washington, D. C. Herald-Tribune. Association. Congress are speechifying. Frederick (. Billard, commandant | Herald-Tribune. Oliver McKee, jr., the Boston| James S. Parker, chairman Inter- All the livelong day U. S. Coast Guard. Gen. James C. Harbord, president | Transcript. state Commerce Commisslon. A T Hiram Bingham, senator from Con- | Radio Corporation of America. John E. McKirdy, Pittsburgh. Chauncy Parry, Cedar City, Utah. \ s he Air With' found and violence, | necticut. Albert H. Harris, vice president coge';‘t;na'oh"’\‘t [1"Qu1in national | paul Patterson, the Sun, Baltimore. 4 ¢ xgu hear our noise S Frederick T. Birchall, the New |New York Central Railroad ander, American Legion. ;. Logan Payne, the Washington f Ule Whita Howse rost 'in allence— | York Tiines. Harry B. Hawes, Representative| Albert R. MacKenzie, Washington, | Time congressman Prince Otto von Bismarck, mem- |from Missouri D. C. : Elmer R. Pearson, president of 3 . n ° the time | ber of Reichstag, Germany. Howard Heinz, Pittsburgh Hanford MacNider, Assistant Secre- | Pathe Company. f ® 2 lots to say. | Harry C. Black, Baltimore. Paul Henderson, ational Air | tary of War. i Lawrence C. Phipps, Senator from S. Black, New York City. Transport, Washington, D. ¢ fré\r!‘;xrlt]!;;"ui}- Madden, Representative | Colorado. & 2 % to swell the | Van Lear Black, the Sun, Balti-| George W. Hess, director U. S. Bo- s. Frank L. Polk. New York City. P ¥ el "otk Ly e W James M. Magee, Representative| .John Russell Pope. New York City. 2 , Just Off 16th St. . Leslie Blumenthal, New York City.| Willlam V. Hester. the Brooklyn|from Pennsylvania. George Puchta, Cincinnatl. The inusic committee also presented | Stuart ©. Blythe, Washington, | Dally Eagle. Burns Mantle, New York City. Ralph Pulitzer, the New York a ;mr(:d\' the love of some congress: € - William l’l. Hibbs, Washington, I"-..\\. Marland, president Marland | World. men for “po legislation and their y the Chicago Tribune.|D. C. ofl Co. William L. Radcliffe, Washington, desire to benefit by their mileage al S Dr. D. Perey Hickling, Washington. | _F. R. Marshall, Salt Lake City,|D. C. s wance. To the tune of “Smile: ork City. Frederick C. Hicks, alien property | Utah. D. A. Reed, Senator from Pennsyl- 3 ow acan he committer rendered the following:| Robert J."Béttomly. Boston. custodian. e bl Sasistant A ttouney, i =R . There are miles that make us haopy. | Fred A. Britten, Representative| Irank Hight, Washington ral. e ames A. Reed, Senator from Mis- = are milex (hat make us gay from Hlinols. Charles D. Hilles, New York City. J. E. Matthews, Philadelphia. souri. For the miles, they help bile up the mile Judge Charles Mayer, St. Joseph,| Robert W. Reid, the Kansas City AR I U S| Edwin P Brywn, president United | Arthue J. Hirsch, | Washington, 0 A Ul nd R t < Alko when 1S ks el0a LRe nery L0 D Jesse H. Metcalf, Senator from| Wilds P. Richardson, colonel, U. S. g A : ea y 0 ove m e stuy in town awhile Ririona i 5 - Frank H. Hitchcock, New York miles that Al our Tives With sunshine a3 Brown, secretary of C‘{;““ 2 & I K | Rhode Tsland. A. retired. Pay U all twenty cents & mile. the Territory of Hawalf. il i Bt e TOnaE s e Vi 3 e ana i 4 . 2 calfe, naha. E ey A art Vas] - Sitentontato waslgiver ol helsun: I“l'::{:errvv\ ning, Washington, D. C.| Curtis Hodges, the Indianapolis D: anley M. Rinehart. Washing. A 0 1 Brownley, Washi; News. Ogden L. Mills, Néw York City. ton. D. C. ~ posed presidential aspirations of other |, ‘(¢ ¥ ngton, | News, o V. Hodges, treasurer Re.| George A. Mitchell, Buffalo. Albert ' C. Ritchie, governor of 7 X Sufficient Coal to Last tinguished guests, including Nich- | Harry W. Burr, Washington, D. C. | publican national committes. William Mitchell, colonel, U. S. A.|Maryland. : ¢ o B TRecognizing the criticism of Secre-| Dr. Frank T. Ballou, superintendent | Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons, the Longworth. the new Speaker of | wWilllam M. Butler. Semat e T FaalRtag ton. Air Service. Roland S. Robbins, Washington. ; the House, whi, with Vice Presidont | \rassachusettn. oL, MiEkena tor Sftom: 2 3. Hogan, Vallejo, Calit. Dr. W H_ Mook, St Louts. B. H. Roberts, Washington. " = ‘ En < w- Al awes, Owen oung and George| Harry Flood Byrd, Governor-elect| Erie C. Hopwood, the Cleveland | Charles . Moore, Washington,| W. Carman Roberts, the Literary ; S tire inter ready Ade, was one of the speakers of the|of Virginia. Plain Dealer. D. C. Digest. . 2 : 2 ; e iane Richard Evelyn Byrd, MNeutenant| Beaie R. Howard, The Washington | George H. Moore, St. Louis. W. . Roberts, Washington. P ks 3 g Hoe . commander, U. 8. N. Evening Star. —— : =SS 4 Stored in Cellar avis Names Draw Duet. ‘Archibald R. Campbell, Detroft. Roy W. Howard, the Scripps-How- The club availed itself of the first| Phillp Pitt Campbell, Pittsburg, |ard Newspapers. opportunity It ever had of playing | Kans. S George Hughes, Chicago. upon two members of the cabinet hav. |, ATthur Capper, Senator from| Willlam E. Hull. Representative The terms of Morris Plan Loans are simple and *Is * ing the e na —Ja eS8 avis, ~ 5 ~, ) v v e o 1 1 2 D e e it Davia:| Col. John H. Carroll, Washington, | Frederic W. Hume, New York City. practical and fair. It is not necessary to have had 8 Rooms Bull - ecretary of War. In a duet, two mem: | P C: e . iRy et is bank ’ hers dealt with .hunlm‘ousle\'enlw in- Enoch Chase. Washington, D. C. ExadeCo kN Spsccomntiat "hl. & cident to mistakes made because of | o HUER J. Chisholm, president of | Ddward N. Hurley, New Work City. borrow. ‘m ! - xford Paper Co. T 5 ent, Pru- - S = et e = Snn the names of the two men. The first| O%iord Paper Co. - " o @ @ |demtiar dnsutance Cor PLAN E of the most modern and attractive homes in this choice and last verses follow CERE Grote Hutcheson, major general, : residential district, convenient to public library, churches, He is Dwicht and 1 am Jim, in the cadinet | Edward T. Clark, the White House. | U. A., retired. 3 S i H Tho Davie who cot licked lat year fs| Dr.E. B.Clements, Macon, Mo. For each 350 or | Easy to Pay. Hoibrarslpasss schools_, Mt. Pleasant car line and 16th Street bus line, fronting anot Willlam P. Connery, jr., Representa- fraction borrowed Weok e wiini s s approximately 24 feet on Newton Street, with well kept lawn 0 Davie. O Davis: salute the name you shail. | ¢ One gefe licked and twe ket lobe. and thé tive ompasadcliven ta® you agree to de- Deposft olsh vote Koes for Cal George M. Cook, Chicago. two after ll . = i S And now we have just ane last word, we| John W. Coolidge, Milton, Mass. DS TILN0 i per Leas Weeks :;p::“:onr_w";; and open Eflgl}é’»h style front porch. ~ The house, which is in husers i pefore e M "™ *| William . Coolldge, Boston: St e peo $100 $200/] o ot splendid condition throughout, tomprises a large reception hall, b o mMO! Kent Cooper, manager Associated .. . i o Jack Snes Mo let the name ring it Calvert St. s ! peteh | $200 $4.00 [ MORRIS PLAN cheery living room with open fireplace, dining room with beamed Da through the land. . P % 5 = et X ana sitegt B hn [eheer out tout. wion | 12 B OOl Ao (hgton, D, c. || Bet. 16th and 19th N.W. i fncel the mote | 3300 36.00 Botes are(meualy ceiling, breakfast porch, bright kitchen with built-in refrigerator, The Mitchell court-martial showed ., Wiliam 8. Corby, Washington, || (Just Halt Block West posits nay be $400 $5.0011 made o1 vear. ot two extra large and two medium sized bedchambers, full tiled diats certainty whether the{PC: oW, Amisendar Mhsster) 5 made on a week- $500 $10.00 | though they may 2 5 3 immediate _un. y t Harry Coulby, Cleveland, Ohto. Today ly, semi-monthly | $1,000 $20.00 | be given for any bath, screened sleeping porch, extra room in attic and roomy ot the War Depa ent w: S Co S olonel or the War Department was on| james F. Coupal, major, U. S. A. or monthly basis perfod of from 3 built-in garage. Oak floors throughout (parquet downstairs), trial. Counsel for the air officer ad- | B e MM e, Wi cosii ! R sfi’ g%% SR choice electric fixtures, instantaneous water heater and other AS ,000 X 3 1llinots nnld S sole«;e? a.:hcoun:lel‘ J. Harry Covington, Washington, because of his record in the “Alr|p . : : S o Service,” but in Congress rather than | ”William Cosne, Wilmington, TURKEY i . fean:l'-es make this a home of real modern comfort and refine in the Army. It developed that the| Robert Crain, Washington, D. C. & ment! colonel was charged with “parking| S. M. Crocker, New York Cit DINNER, g THE M“Rms PLAN m overtime in the newspapers,” where.| Bennett M. Croswell, Philadelphia. -2 Wpon the case was ordered referred| Elmer E. Crowley, president Emer- $1.00 < Under Supervision U. 8. back to the court of original jurisdic- | gency Fleet Corporation. Y tion, the press, with counsel for the| M. E. Crumpacker, Representative 1PM. to 7 P.M. 1408 H Street N. W. lised shouting, “Oh, boy, lead us to | from Oregon. M. -M. B > 4 % J. Max Cunningham. Washington, Service and Food Unsurpassed ‘Character and Earning Power Are the Basis of Credit® Another interesting guest skit was | D. C. Parking on Three Streets that to introduce veterans of Amer-| Charles Curtis, Senator from Columbia 5042 jcan wars. Seeretary of War Davis, ' Kansas. A Open for Inspection Sunday Representative on Premises it R A R R R R e A A R R AR A R R R R A A A A A A R R SRR R R AR LA AR R AN A R S SRS S SR LRR RN TR \\\\\\\i\\\)‘ | | g -