Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1926. CHURGHES START o'clock, John S. M. Z.mmer- mann, bandmaster; Emil A. Fen- stad, assistant leader. March, “Les Banderilleros,” Vi 39 Presbytenan Congrega-| | (songs of Trving Ber tions Here Launch Big Cam- paign to Widen Sphere. churches we ®in Dev L ceently. has been launched of the nounced e rented | [ orcmestaa cocenr. | By the United States Soldlers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, tomorrow evening at 5:45 Medley overture, “Ted ®er's Hits,” No. 2 Suite, “Le Roman de Pierret et Plerrette” ....... Burgmein Suite, “I.e Roman de Pierrot (@) “Serenade de Plerrot et Picrrette.” n») ‘Duo_Amoreux.” that sell for $§ in America in Denmark, where those of manufacture of the same qual- priced at about $12. Glass Tables, Windshield Glass and Window Glass, House Paints, Floor Wax & Stains Cellar Wall & Paints %fi'\f‘\%‘{fi" XLHIBIXILIXLR Ready for Snow! Whether you have to go to work, or want to go out to play, we have things to keep you warm. Just in time for the big, white flakes that are tumbling down. Up to the Top and Down Again With Junior Racer Flexible Sleds | gfé -$5.25 Steel runners—uwith flexible steering bar — that insures speed and safety hill by himself. down—it beats dad’s auto record. priced— 40 inches long. . .. 44 inches long women’'s 4-Buckle Galoshes | 52.95 No slipping and sliding, no cold and wet fect—in fact, you'll enjoy the snow with feet warmly encased in cloth-top, 4-buckle Arctics. ., Put “Weeds” ..... ...84.75 All the zip and pep that the big boys want—yet easy for the little fellow to control, and so h;zl‘ All sizes. Don’t put off putting “Weeds” on! safe than sorry! Low “Weed” cost: “WEED” PRICES B Size Price Sizo 29x4.40 «........ 29x4.95 .. 30x4.95 .. 30x5.25 . 3226.20 .. 33x6.00 . o 3427 3D ouviivns Oregon, 72, Passes Very | Favorable Night. 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Ave. Phone Main 1703 I lol——=al—FDlal—o[al=— XXX 48 inches long 62 inches long Women’s Jersey-Top Zipper Boots, $6.00 = Women’s All-Rubber Zipper Boots, $§4.50 | on Your Car. | At the first sign of snow and ice—be on the safe side. Adjust Weed chains to every tire—it's so much better to be CHAMBERLAIN IMPROVING £oieinf, o e i horsiand and | ROOSEVELT CLUB ELECTS. | iotl, i ocord The rotlowing wers AFTER PARALYTIC STROKE Former Senator and Governor of As chairman of the military comnil N tes during the war he shouldered the | Capt. Paul Schnelder was elected |ing pill providing for increase in pen.| Indorsing the campaign of the Antl- heavy burden of helping to frame l?"f‘!l%:';l of 'P°M°~ T;hffifl“m Roose- | giong to Spanish War veterans. Capt. | Steel Trap League to obtain legisla stupendous war emergency measures | VeIt Veterans' Memorial ,ASSOCHUO" George Curry was named chairman of | tion in every State prohibiting the use and In 1918 came to grips with Pres. (4t & meeting last night at its head- & commitice to ar i E fHent Wilson, head of his own party, |auarters, 468 Louislana avenue, L e ‘wu his charge that the War Depart.| Other officers elected and installed in the Senate, going there in 1909. R that he can pull it up the _-E Two speeds! Going up—your speed. Coming Other Flexible Flyers are Main Floor. | A ‘Washington, arguing many Important wnfl_ ”8{.:’.:&’;&“;":’;’5‘&9’;‘;“‘.‘.’,?, Capt. Paul Schneider Heads Memo- | Ernest _Brunner, Clifford Allen, Women Appeal to Sex to Fight Use ment had fallen down in its functions, | Were: Sergt. Willlam E. Kittinger, vige | per e el Co-operative bus lines are being|McTernan, corresponding secretary;| Many railways of Spein are to be |to Amer! .-unod in the Netherlands. y y y: T ° 0 American women to aid In the fight. .SEEK AID IN DRIVE. elected to the board of directors: Thomas F. McHugh, James E. Duvall and Edward Aherne. The assoclation Indorsed the pend- rial Association. of Steel Traps. () 1 for memorial| o gieel traps in capturing fur-bearing Jcto- | animals, six prominent women, Includ- ing Gertrude Atherton, the writer, and . Minnie Maddern Fiske, the actress, last n'ght made public an appeal here president; Willlam A. Hickey, secre- tary and treasurer; Corpl. Jumes J. Lieut. Paul Judy, patriotic instructor, | electritied at once. Others slgning the appeal were Mrs. Myr. Harry Wardman, MASTER BUILDER we thank you e o To you the new Kaufmann Furniture Store owes much. You have trans- formed the building into a palace of beauty; providing every comfort and every convenience known to modern engineering. The spacious floors flooded with unobstructed light—the walls impressive with gorgeous Simplicity—the elevators, safe and rapid; all of them attest your reputation as a Master Builder. 3 Publicly, Kaufmann’s pays tribute to your vision, your skill and your fair ealing. You have made this the most beautiful of all the nineteen Kaufmann furni- ture stores. Mr. Harry Wardman, we thank you. K The ‘House E of” ‘Honcst “Values ~~ : 1415 H STREET N.W. BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY CORNWELL GROCERY CO. R AR Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, wife of tho Governor of Pennsylvania; Mrs. John B. Henderson of Washington and Mrs. Ada Louise Fletcher, wife of the Sen ator from Florida. it 3 i) S © e/j f A B LTI Ui