Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 40

.u\ THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. J ANUARY 13, 1926. ! Dr i Seya to Be Guest. Capt. Savage Given New Post. L. Seya. will be the guest of honor at | oo g ik A en trom | lnstallnlent Plan FEATURE PROGRAM A" iterasy om0t he Intermutional | Iners forpe. s been velieved from i | Tati of rt Lett p be | duty a N " ¥ | ToRunnino‘UpBi]]‘ Dol tomient. e 30 at " the Grdon | (I% city, and_from temporary ainy Hotel. Dr. Seya will deliver ad. | At Carlisle Barracks nd_ o E el = High Officials of Army and Navy dress’ on “Culture and Education in | dered to :'I,m g B New = o | Tatvin:" " York, for duty ‘ The present-day of buving | and Congress to Be Heard at | = = everything from baking panx to . . bungalows on the installment plan Round-Up. ' Denies in Address Charge ;.m.a.l t !'V'Pl‘mlu:n |'u-l:.;l;v " ? | S = having some advantages, at least - S S 1 £ ’I' w That Dr. Ballou Criticized | "' the oI practice of “ranning | gk feiats in the Army and urprising dpecials rtor Lomorro . 20 | up a bill at the store” and perhaps | vy BTGNS B e AImE AN Drug Special s S : ey paNIng I At llers that as | SPeaker of the House of Representa: | rug Specials oap Dpeciale 16th Street Signals. | a bov in Vermont he ofton watched | tives and Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo are White Pine nd 19¢ | & terzens Witen 1zl 960 5 2 expected to he heard from at the! T S 5 Sl toan . with concern the process by which '\I S 1 i ¢ thel White Pine P . some of his neighbors had their puenty sixth sannudl roupd uplol Bile 19¢ 127 Palmaolive Cos S3le el | Military Order of the « bao. at| Expectorant S 3 B ized of purchases chalked up until the < Almond Soap : Rauscher's February 6, according to| Emulsion Cod Liver Ol Qe 3 ¢ the cached dangerous prope | Gold D Gnchired e ECE DU DY Joseph M. Heller. lead and wheel | with Hypophosphites 35¢ | 1! 21¢ e an I T a0 | Squibb’s Aspirin o 3 1o customed s fonihe ad i€ a definie obis Gen. Azuinaldo recently declined an S 49¢ ititotauatomer the City Club yvas e 0\ el AR invitation from Washingion to be the | Comp. amillal Blavor - 3 D Balion BMChE Stach A e el Sinecd s : 15¢ Miscellanecous Specials V¢ h 106 prsadRingtament casion is looked for d 1o an im-| ”:" 19¢ Glveerine and Rose 15¢ knoy th nt feature of the affai ] e e : hem beeanse i. Gen. Hines. former chief of the | nfa 19¢ G i haea Mo $2.98 reports nver 2 Philippine Constabulary, will preside. | doz, 19 et 2. breakfast. ! Vice President Dawes, Sec i . 49¢ S olveon o= TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. he Navy Wilbur, Speaker Lon Pertussin S 25¢ 2 % { the House of Representatives and | 89¢ Nive OIl Khampoo 50 Natlnnal —Close Quarters, dvamu.|senators. Hirvioon and Moses wili| Hypo Cod Qe 50¢ ) p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. speak at the banquet pir - Ji's——Earl Carroll's “Vanities.” re. Two hundred loyal cara are (|| creomutsion o 89¢ IR 23¢ I 3 » expected 1o attend the W hington | v - rostilla e s toundup. Only officers of the United | Oxy Crystine ...... 95¢ 3¢ La Reine Honey o Belasco—sessu Hayakawa in “he [States Army and Navy who had seen | 75¢ \imond - and Cnenme 95 e Love Oty A, At K20 pm. Mat cepvice in” the Philippines hetween | Nujol, pint - her Cream € € g N + sligible for members he orzani- | . tion andiircs Je Sam's Follies,” | fgible for membership in 1 Q oo N o nian Al TEViE. At a0 zation. Chief Justice Taft, former | Special to . tons iiegmale o e D zovernor zenerl.of the Isiands, s One 160 Fver-Ready Shaving Brosh and 135 tbe S £o0 icidentagnnitar o arancaRATES s QA g Notlofary memper. Sl peescdl Palmolive Shaving Cream. Very special Sl L 80 pm § i ing duties will it him 1o n:. Vers Timited Stock. only 1 to Customer i T The lerters Keith's—Hal Skelly. Ada Reeves, | preseni. Heller announces, the | e e e e s ™ | Pt Tt 1130 i Soter ehe e “newspapers 1 to trafc sarle Meyer Golden Master- | "y of distinguished speakers Q M S E history of some of to i1 pm G E S raffic toes had heen { continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m, i that the newspapers ety—"Happy Hoolizan,” bur-| {, l'y,',”[”x‘."‘.’»,‘., e Sold on Easy Terms andl reasoniiofjlesaue 13 @nd 8015 pam oh. 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