Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926. ES 7 — e e N R Y Ny b e e N 5 . open to tie public and there are no . |church. Six-and-a-half and B streets. |soclation will meet, 8 o'clock, at|Boats,” illusirated by slides oo | . Elanton ‘and W Orlunan Kl(ks Auck, Teesior Collections, . =+ OBGAMZAT,ION ACTIVITIES Sothewt Rév, John 1o Btlges: pas- | Sottal Oyster/Clib; "DE: Paal Ditsch | moie Bsiraied by S ; ; ez s N rlyce Cang | Kepresentatives John N. . e R R e e e ltl'(){_\ ycerin Qang |, s nd Alben W. Bar | i abiact of & Lotk by Wil-| A concert by the Lebanon Vailey | " onders of the Washingt 5 Nl Vi - SelAie e | liam Rufus Scott before the current | College Men's Glee Club, [ 3 Killed, 2 In jlll'e(lum-1~ W Buptist | events scerion of the Women's City | under auspices of you Church at its Al banquet | Club at 4:45 o'clock. Mrs. William 13, | ter” Sunday school cl | 4¢ ithe: chuire . Mr. Tl | Chamberlin will 1 ited Brethren Churc v an will speak on Paul and L t the church, § o and Mr. Bartiey will dis-| The Board of Bducation will meet,| — “The Responstbilities of - Tomor- | 3:30 o'clock, in anklin School The Center for I The Milans Felloweraft Club will [be given 7 have a five hundred card party, 8:30 ¢ I o'clock, in Northeast Masonic Temple, o will be given | gth and F streets northeast. ock. St = South Washington Citizens' Associa- tion will meet at Fairbrother School H hic Development at the Playhouse. Massachusetts Supermtend- e‘ A(:i iress [ The Ladiex’ \id of Hamline M. E. o P2 AT The Washington Society of Enat ~ Qs . ent on Way Here to Attempt | "5hL,0f way near bere sedterdads | Church Will serve u dinner trom 5:30 it the home of 1 i S e R L e 12 13th "" ¢ and Martin and two Mexicen s QI T by senuhall amin Grady, de. 8 o'clock. in board room | Structor ¥. iunnewell and Lieut to Identify Patient. fan hands mere biows to bite, Two | s Faveste Lodce, No. 1, ¥. A& iy 1|6 the 'District Luilding : Yeandie of the Coust nonston’s | ”“,}'.,': e .’,'“".'3",‘ (& houshitito e e - Am: | The Dahigren Terrace Citizens' As- S ard A e Hive heen batt uE & SuaREity stolen kf,:\l;'.f.”.'l o the et Cint o | tee: District of Colu 1'__—_‘_ T T mere recentiy. | e todize Hopkins s re S \IlllI|||||l|lllI!II|!lIlIIlll|lIl||1IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!nIIIIH_ . Mrs, WL WL Husba AI'! or CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. CHARGED WITH SPYING. |t 1 X R contmities on Ameri: | ,:' oo bl i “" " will be thel 0\ SKOW. China. February 17 (P, | ) T , é q 1’ { . Lo h United | “Country Falr,”" by 1:|.‘\\ 1 Lensue e a ou @ Mission in” Honan Province has been |t Hamiine M. 1. Church. Bverybody en 3 3-. z@@a 9 ..&'@ made prisoner by the Kuominchun, national peoples army, ut and who it was > victim of foul @ Annual visitation, srand officers, t Loy when it was K 1 1l Arcanum, § Own Garrison. No. | chow. He is ciurged ; John Bly of the Lutl The P 1 on your Short Lines and 104, Army and Navy Union, will meet | D. Nelson also of t tomorrow. 8 p.an.. in boardroom of the | w . 'pi.rz;d vesterds : ¢ he patien District Building t ently k . Sty apa Wuler Fehary § Remnants in 1t e Fror e % The American War \m-r.m: u:m‘ i > : uter New Year duy 1 Thursdiy. 8 1., in the s " i society 5 | B hers i be 3 urprie oo —— Men’s High nfon Station referred the case 10 | e, ! o §§ G W S0 SO S Lmergency Hospital after a man call N W Sty 18 el Melonaid, Dl aimicting . Mes, Joe Lyneh and Mrs. I G S %b{,\g 33;@ N S S and Low Sho U know iis Teal name, was 1 be es to the Cabin cringe about the waiting || Demonstration Club - to- @ than ) in his pocket. | Wil speuk of the “Barly History of | ll' a S U eS 0 er ’hw clothes bore a Boston | (ubin John.” There will be a histori- ’ % cal debate. Interest on checking accounts 27 on daily balances—compound- 0 ed monthly. Interest on ordinary savings 3 0 accounts — compounded quar- terly. —as a gift at once %é 685 thoughtful, welcome, beautiful. [ >3 B tian, 1419 V street. Th £ sermon chools | will be followed by benedi ion Blackistone special- = o tn s ey = izes in furnishing flow- Interest on special savings cer- i ing with the Ward ;4},".’.? ers for Birthday Gifts, tificates — compounded semi- ¢ s 2 Anniversary Remind 0 annually. priced as rom Switzer- | & : | of Mare Peter 1 to the nited & The Moser brothers, Swiss vodelers, will give a s and instrumental pm 3, Vasa Order of will' celebrate its sixteenth with an entertainment supper dance tomorrow, § p.m., in 11 of nations, Hotel W \hmzlon ers, Greetings, etc. PRICES REASON- ABLE. N EDMONSTON (Incorporated) 612 13th Street l:‘;; ANDREW BETZ Drott Lodge, No. 1222 F St. Telephone Frank. 5357 F & G Sts. Munsey Building Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th & 14th Sts. N.W. D Telephone Main 3707 TWO STORES ‘LOVOK "FOR 'THE RED SIGNS Remnanit Sale l | i I ceare iitins 2 h e would make no definite | A dance and entertainment will be al 1 by the Independent Order of the Sons of Jonadah Friday, § pam., at Pythian Temple Hall %% e oA — DOLLAR DA Y—HERE AGAIN The national president of Federation of Federal Employes will address the Patent Office ‘ “lub of Master Masons 720-22-24,7th St. N. W. on ization lDuignn!ing hundreds of items not advertised, but S . " 3 . . N seoiah Among oven |11l equally as great values. Bringing with it extracrdinary values that Wa disclosure of the identity | Meetins. All Masons invited. Satur- R R 5 s | ’s thrift look forward hington's most puzzling § p.m., at Musieians’ Hall. Speak | No mail orders, C. O. D.’s or phone orders. ton’s thrifty women look forward Luther C. Steward. MAJ JOHN MUIR DIES |25 v Harmony of Ideal AT PHILADELPHIA : .1 hhhts 1731 K k‘rfl’( All meetings are Your dollars do double & e e These prices for Thursday only. Azents Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns DOLLAR DA WINNER 1.50 WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE 1 An Extra 8.98 BOYS’ OVERCOATS Closing ou't balance of long, heavy Winter coats m 4 to 17 sizes. Pay $898 regular price for Ist coat and the second coat is yours for $1.00. IRLS’ ate and Free 1" will be the > of a free lecture Thursday, 8:15 Son of Senate Chaplain Had Dis- : tinguished Record as Ma- rine Officer. 3. Johin G. Mulr, U Dr is hnn,n in Mt. Alr\ to word re ROFES SIONAL HARMACY Jokn C. Haley. Prop. Physicians can _arrange® for veral vears president ‘of the North Philadelphia, Muir was vic il tional Bank of spent his e phia, and graduating from the 1.50 WOMEN'S REVERSIBLE high SR T iperents A e || e 2 2 e fipe o STYLE UNIFORMS WOMEN’S LACE DRESS Pay $898 for first dress and get second for $1.00. Party Dresses of all- over lace over slip. 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Soft, silk-like finish; for bloomers, linings, efe. 3 YARDS 59c¢ WASH SATIN Genuine Butychyne and Lingette, in short lengths, for bloomers, etc.; fast colors. | 21, YARDS 55¢ COLORED | INDIAN HEAD Genuine t-color Tndian Tiead, with name stam on selvedge; all colors. 2!, YARDS TUSSAH PONGEE volved in fndecent the Univ Amonz t Loud Voice, Full Dressed Dolls 1.50 BIG GIRLS’ DRES‘.ES‘.% 1 Fancy Printed Cloth Dre line, attractively made anc GIRLS' MIDDY BLOUSES Lonsdale Jean Blouses. All plain An Extra Dozen / ] $2.25 RED STAR i HEMMED BIRDEYE | DIAPERS Pay regular price, J| e Pockets. sizes 7 <o 3. $225, for first dozen i and get the second i dozen for $1.00. 27- inch stamped “Red Star.”"—3rd floor. | editor of the criminal libel ¢ “svith its public | I | | | 75¢ WOMEN'S BUNGALOW FROCKS, 2 FOR 1 February ].“.\\( Percale Bungalow Dresses, rack trimmed. Tle-back hes. 29¢ BOYS' & GIRLS’ BODY 1 WAISTS, 5 FOR Ribbed Knit Body Waists with extra buttons. 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Black. i Black d CRETONNE neckbands; stylish patterns. white and brown. i i 1 BrownKid e O 59¢ CHILDREN’S RIBBED PANTS 39c BELL BRAND CHILDREN'S signs and colorings. : : Y ""21, YARDS 59c ENGLISH 2,00 BOYS' HATS 1 * "BROADCLOTH Tam-o’-Shanter Mannish styles and y £ 5 Prince of Wales cloth, leather and 1,200 yards Printed English Broad- cloth in the newest Spring printed ef- combinations. fects and colorings. 1.25 BOYS' WASH S braid trimmed and two-tone & - s cuffs. Sizes 3 to 5. RO tonsEallar b ment of plaids, checks and stripes. 1.50 WOMEN'S HOUSE Fnocxsl 7 YARDS 20c PRINTED 1 $1.50 MEN’S SHIRTS 1 39c ONYX LISLE HOSE, 3 FORl 3 FOR STOCKINGS, 4 FOR 1 IMPORTED KiD GLO' ringtex Brand: fleeced-lined double Heavy Ribbed Stockings, double & A FJR sets; White Bleached Pants. Not all and knees. 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Curtains ey ol | \ < CLOTHS ers and 7 to 1.00 MEN'S FLEECE LINED 4 , blue an i 1 and = 4 ecru Brounds, doublebed . sive: | 58x58 Mercerized Tablecloths, in four };'Dui‘x.ze‘,&"‘::gfd COllAES Riousessitor UNDERSHIRTS, 2 FOR A Gray_color; flat flecced or ribbed; will wash beantifully. Pay for 1st and get a second for $1.00,4 neat patterns, Not cut from damask, but separate designs. warm, Winter weight.