Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1926, Page 20

ILLINOIS SOCIETY IS ACTIVE BODY Formed From Partisan Clubs in 1909—Has Distin- guished Roster. BY MARGARET B. DOWNING. When the citizens of Vice I’ dent Dawes' adopted State get ; zether there are lively times. This| happens monthly from November un-; il March every year. There i a rousing singing of the State song, “Illinois,” after which comes an illumi- niting chat on the glories of the com- monwealth by a member of the con- ressicnal delegation or some equally distinguished son or daughter of the SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, URGES ENCOUBAGEMENT FOR HORSE BREEDERS Officer Finds Growing Scarcity of Animals Pit for Military Purposes. ' Continued survey of the American supply of riding horses by the Ameri- can -Remount Assoclation has con firmed previous indications of the growing scarcity of animals to meet “not only the exacting requirements of the Nation's armed forces, but re- quirements of clvilian horse users as well,” Col. R. H. Willlams, jr., presi dent of the association, has reported to the Armv Remount Service. Col. Willlams included a plea for continued encouragement of the War and Agriculture Departments’ plan for improving breeding of American i horses by use of the 400 selected re- mount stallions now available. If the practice that has been developed in this regard should be interrupted, the report said, it would be difficult to re- | sume operations “as the confidence of breeders, which it has taken vears | to build up, would be destroyed.” | The report estimated that the co- OFFICERS OF ILLINOIS SOCIETY AR RS EWIN Left to right: Victor V. Martin, pres- ident; 0. F. James, secretary, and Mrs. Nora G rlhlm Bailey, treasurer. meeting and just mingling with the throng and not to have a fuss made wheat bel danc: cards and . wheat, helt, then dancing, cards and | o™ hem. ~Officers of the society operative plan should prodyce ns o g aod v o ral | feel that such a dignitary as the Vice | result of last season’s efforts, 9,000 or | wood violet, the Iilinols More: | President must be specially honored ;more animals which would have is accentuated in the decors. | 1 on the official paper. All| is very much like the am foliowed by all in their local at-| is a difference. meetings are held on Club, where so many societies find a temporar hen the local celebritie s have thelr pow-wow a aside for the president, Martin, and there all the evening the members are | *n entering, bringing new mém!xr«i setting Into conference on those | ambitious schemes which form _the . rrent_which keeps the soclety Driskly Plan State Building. Jur. apart from the obvious soctal | ion of the State organization lu‘ » up the bond of unity among na- of the State, the Iilinol wng < two things, both of prime impor- but there Victor V. [the congressional delegates have en O. Lowden, who present | ARl Ut ",:,fl'"';fiel*mlmc robberas in the palmistry studic the soclety is Willium C. Allen, whe| The ts who lost their licen Iwas @ captaln under Gen. John A. Lo | are Johns, 219 Pent wn n an Dl ciment. Repre- A iGEE A sentative and Mrs. Henry (.. Rq AndsoRiesadanisii i The soclety has no honorary membe No privileges are extended to the m exalted {n the matter of membership dues and it must be said that all of! REVOKE GYPSY FERMITS e e tered heartily into the concepts which | underlic the soclety and support it | Authorities Forbid Fortune Tellers 1 rules about to Ply Trade. | i of s which 1 to place | The permit two gypsy '1‘w|’lune) this seal on its pupers are the His-| oem 5 ehtar s torical - Soclety of Tiinots and the | Lellers were revoked yesterday by the | State Soclety here. | District Commissioners following an | L4 This permission wus obtained for| investigation by the Detective Bu- the local body by former Gov. Frank | reay of complaints of alleged attempt belonged 1 avenue. when % ve. ways to the Democrati hey first came to V S wFo. ommemorates the num\snur connected with Gen. J AT investigation was made Ly Cen- | Kuehling, sive report The W Oftice Detective B. C. ibmitted a comprehes % | British Honduras. | A New Modern Elght-Story Bulldmg Conlamlng APARTMENTS | i 1 Room, Foyer, Dining Alcove, Kitchen and Bath 1009 11th St. N.W. (Between K and Mass. Ave) ; Open for Inspection—Ready for Occupancy Feb. 1 D. T, JANUARY 31, 0y value of $170 each when 4 years old. There was no other way, Col. Wil- llams contended, to insure an ade- quate war reserve of horses suitable for military work at a reasonable cost. ROOSEVELTS RETURNING. Theodore and Kermit Sail for Eu- rope After Hunting Expedition. BOMBAY, January 30 (#).—Theo lore and Kermit Roosevelt, who have successfully hunted the ovis poli n “the world's white rooftree,” left | for Europe on the steamship | Kaisar-I-Hind. They were accompa nied by their wives, who met them Srinagar, after they had emerged today with heavy beards from the Hima layan hills. The brothers are now | n-shaven, Fish With Fingers. 1 Fish having rudimentary limbs, | terminating in what look like four fingers and a thumb, are reported by Lady Richmond Brown, who has been rrying on deep sea research in the | 1926—PART 1. 25th Anniversary AND THE GRATITUDE OF THOUSANDS AND THOUSAMNDS OF SATIS- FIED PATIENTS IN WASHINGTON, SURROUNDING CITIES ~AND TOWNS 25 Years of Good, Honest Dentistry Is Our Record whenever 1 hear & man continually pi s me with his present “goodness it onopols does with Nevertheless, on it fuils to vice pass to virtue” and the recent convert sings londer than the 'reat, of e e congregnt enlly thought I wax the only GOOD dentist in this eity 1 would feel so astumed i pm:m jon LT e des th "Mone possensed all the hones alling of & grand jury e wearen of ‘good dentity In Washingtan—mont af them b most o terials—the best rubber for plutes. the | Hads ot W bridge work——Just an arc used daily in (his. aMee in the profession 1 would Werk, S, per tooth, $6 Guaranteed While I Am Pardonably Proud of the Skill of My Staff of Associate Dentists with the idea that all of Handmade Plates our | my fellowes n re e i v the wpeclalty, $10, 815, 820, | (he pubiic, and & erve hoth (e e atiafuet Other plates in Kold, We Call Your Attention to 'ho l‘:’::‘::::lul:“‘(';:‘-r::‘i EXTREME SANITARY PRECAUTIONS We Take to Protect Qur Patients teed. fter EACH 2 S A Frbier nereasing b teadily prac vl work lraving this office Tv supervised personally by Dr. ¥ own to dental science, only the latest pain preventive meths t. a applinnces k cups, eir . . derten o Saveriistments to Tolow T shall enlighten the public as (o how dental 'work iestag my ofice. Dr. Frelot and Staff of expert, and why 1 adertise and zu careful, skilled, graduate and registered dentists with vears of 407—SEVENTH ST. N.W.~407 Gold Crown and Brives T —— s~ o S —— S R S s 5 inee—the one : sensy i : Z o S ions linthe e fonllsensel| L B ABE the practioss Gf e two A Entrance Next to Kay's Jewelry Store 1K 01 ment of the National Capital. 5f the club before it hecame a riune tellers whose permits were re- Lo whzz Y e ins Eeatures sy {he Iatter the Tinots body pro |Pody. Of the several tho voked. The revocation was recommend ‘ e o Charge for Fat When ‘Other Work In Bring Doe NG <10 eroct the tiest of that vast | Ilinols ];(}fl])llx‘ resident in Weshington |ed by Inspector enry . Pratt, chief omas ls e 0 nc : Mo B AN o b E Y niarar 1o AN To T P ¢ Sh ot buiatags v ¢ [ good third is enrolled. Some of the | of detectives. ‘ ' et e ] : embers may be named, | Lieut. Mina C. Van Winkle, director | [ *y il Look for the Name DR. FREIOT and Address prints, where each State shall float | ‘}g::_‘r\‘ ‘:‘r “Ld\\lmm ',’,,'";'l,‘\‘;',‘,""‘,'.‘ :){(\:}:;l -:e:he‘ ‘I)’m):i;: § Rental Agents ]! Be Sure You Get Into the Phone Main 19 o e e 7 partment, has pled co-opera . i vealih an et o wernor of 1ilinois; Charles | tion in_ eliminating any vices in the| k| 738 15th St. Main 6830 i And entertain visttors when |S: Dewey. Assistant Secretary of the|gvpsy fortune telling cami ! | they cone to the National Capital. | 11¢ et Vinaen, e, = { CE In the proper lme und when clr- | Solicitor of the TLabor Toe. | I GANANEV RN O T B or Blich ac William James ¢ . local soc v proposes to a . B Tt S R M B o Special Values or the building, the Congress of the et s . TUnited having provided the site, | sriney Contioller of the T"”“,“” In Beautiful & Practical e level headed business | Join A" Togan: Richard Yates, M. C. 1 me tatesmen who support | former o Reprascative |8 WRIST WATCHES | eyt S0 i dio larse: Reprosentatives Henry R @ 1 ety Is the omly one!Rathbone, Murtin B. Madden, Morton ‘ S steps toward Hts reall-Ip. Hull, Thomas A. P4 i absentee voters is the faan i t, and the distinet hope | Fohnson < - | <’ State soclety Is to arouse | Yome . Wwillitm . Tl H K i thusiasm among those for | Fani. Wi > Holads tt { o o et pose,doF | Funk, William P Holadiay, omer L. Ki 0. Furchases wide &5 Hitherto they hiave | Winarier, M. Trwin, V = 1 = 3 P. 3 E ] id interest, und| Arnold, Thomas S. Wil 1 inst their send- | 15 Denjson. M. O, c Tonn h D' G- Pfelff B t { jarrier fcainet shelr sent | 5 Bontson, 3. 0. Chance, | onneau Shape €r riano business. ntire appeal to the i lmmfil;t | Nutt, chief of the narcotic division 515 00 S I 1 © every effort had been made | T, Department: Isaac R. 1itt t M . e A o rats | vensury Demastment; faze 3. 11 - ., oC 0€s on Jale 1omorrow orn- i must take > resister thelr votelH. MacDonald, judge, Police Court, 10kt white. GolaiAlied “cases ¥ | . rly, very few took the trouble to | D ¢, with 15 jewels wondertul e e e ing at Our Store—--1330 G Street! I Instructions into effect. This fs, i the experience of nearly all FOUND DEAD IN BED. This is rdi | p | - de ‘fxvfiml\i";'fx:gs:‘ih{;\m ve ;v(;n = % i nofo inary piano sale, as every instrument carried by Mr. Pfeiffer was personally selected by him at the 1 actorie i e veo ol e ahsentee ! oy Walter King, Federal Employe, ‘(:'uq::nl ;uo htone .Am: exgell[enur of tLnnsll!‘u(lmn Once in a lifetime does an opportunity of this nature present itself wher !I‘ . e . y rchase instruments of national reputation which have never bee: sed b; y ‘es 3 y a savin il Will Create Sentiment. Succumbs to Brief Illness. X A E ave er been used by apyone at prices representing a sa i But lllinois proposes to do some-| twaiter King, 48 vears old, e of $200 or more in many instances. Don't let this opportunity pass by without investigating. | Kook LS on ‘e Sufrage. ad (ks | Goyerrment employe, was ound dewd| @ Rectangular Shape i sacred obligation of all who can vote | (¢ atreet. vesterday. - 25 00 ° { to do so. King had been ill for several days s A c E l e s M The Illinois State Soclety as it & o Hoes 1 She=ci O SR I oy B | TR v ome Early ave Money! b e 4 of the 14-karat solid-whit 1d en- = e ol the most distinguished residents' house had becn seeing him. KKing raveds Gnos TEaewil move The following great bargains are representative of the great price reductions we huve { e s MU e as belleved to have a brother In{ B ment. An exquisite and prac- made in order to sell this complete stock immediately. . Nothing has been reserved from the SIGE: ana 3 o . etroit. e was an accountant in watc . o by = = ion ]ur (\\‘ul}:nclp(:;:rx)rnt;l:‘b l;{m one of the Government auditing o ch A . sale. The early callers will have first choice. dublics e o o dicitions that death | g en a r) ccoun | They meried in 1909 and Herbert W, | trouble. i ez chosen president and , A i i ved . when the present s I ead, Vietor V. Martin, was elected.| Because the supply has been cut off Beautiful Brand New | i U'nder Mr. Rutledge's management the | for some unknown reason, pupils of | | i Lody increased in membership and be- | the Aberdeenshire (Australia) school | @ | | gun to act in a lalson capacity be-|have had to carry water to school M | i fween the State and its people in|since last June. il Washington - is aspect has been emphasized | e o e Player Pianos , i has, from time to time, acted as| § e ily growing soclety 1 These beautiful player: = | i represent the very latesi 3 | H nil vice presl ! MR. D.G. PFEIFFER style, both in design and _’%) : m,!w' Al | . equipment for expression : at he\-fllun; ; i Joins Our They are brand-new bu: $10 Down Delivers " Rutledge, who Serve i e o L anenewy o 7 the sociely. 8o long us president, is Organization he supply is very limited. Qacitof¥ouetone now historian | Plan Annual Banquet. | i It is with extreme No particular duys have been ob-| pride and pleasts T l. 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The apartments are artistically and comfortably STEINWAY furnished. They contain small kitchens or kitchen- KNABE ettes, completely equipped, for those who wish to prepare their own meals. There is an excellent restaurant for those who prefer to do no house- keeping. Maid service, gas, electricity and refriger- ation are furnished. Because of present congested conditions at Miami, we suggest your making reservations at once. FRED F. FRENCH MANAGEMENT CO,, Inc. 350 Madison Ave. 244 North Bay Shore Drive New York City Miami, Florida The world famous piano, mechanically as good as new in every respect. '| The KNABE Store GRAND PIANO Has been thoroughly 5285 asked. The above list of vorld famous used Upright and Grand pianos represent instruments taken from our regular stock and which were traded in from Washington’s finest homes on Knabe Grand Pianos and Knabe Ampicos durmg our Holiday business. one has been thoroughly reconditioned by our factory experts and is absolutely guaranteed by us @&~ HOMER L KITT CO 1330 G STREET This piano of nativnal fame will well worth more than the price You will be surprised— GRAND PIANO 785 instrument studio. ! Another world famous piano at | a fraction of its value. Beanti s | ful mahogany case. Looks like D | new. IVERS & POND Pay Only $3 Per Week GRAND PIANO rebuilt and l 560 Each Music Headquarters