Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 36

GOOD-PAYING. POSITIONS TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. [ Natlonal—Fair and Warmer,” com- |/ Retirement of Sergt. H. W. Hollidge L P e e OPEN IN U. S. SERVICE |edy; at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 pm. | of . the District mg‘mp.nm:‘;' tor 4 % T4 or : g Cakirs PSS . T, 5 llgpm:l l;\"d Ardath, vaudeville, at 5 hons Adams’ BaA) - Reoqs Il : \ Competitive Examinations Will Be gl s ester reghr: . s il ol Earle—Charles ('Connor’and Violet 3 ;i 1 1 ~ of the and firemen's retiring . N F Off ed ¢ " Held to Fill Vacancies—Sal- MoKes, smuderills, contimuons frou | /0 e . a0 el Sy ¢ ew mst I me er Ao . aries Up to $5,200. a month was granted, " R ot o R ¢ \ TODAY AND ALL WEEK Palac fety,” at 1125, i | The Civil™ Service -Commisalon t5. S50, 4+4o. 6 35, 8:08 and 10 pm e s L i Chnlc: kimleltfl .~ 10.SOLD BEFORE ADVERTISED OMEDY X \ Paramount Presonts B, asnovinced anie compattive.oxt || IS 5 am.| ornment insurance of all_kinds. 10 AM. and M ; 78 il FRED ARDATH i |} . #minations to fill vacancies in the fol- | oo’ 300 9% 12 i orre and 2:30 P.M., A2 o - . The Xing of Hebum - Yowing positions: 1:40, 330, 5:10, 6 > :| News From Rochester’s Party ' ew : lgan omes |l rvonsE mariaxTive - . Principal architectural ana struc- _ y - MR. & MRS NORMAN g s g sttt mfid Rural steel. draftsman, Lighthouse | 2:30, sarkes Yellows! Mon u:.';‘ ""':.\o'“m "..m'" il e .. \ mfl Service, Department of Commerce, at | _ Ambassador— Wild Onts Lane," at daly 10, 1030, ST R P Sy ton ts i e T b . "cfig..':r’.‘}_'ffv:.zs Fool Men,” at ?‘ %u“‘é e : ; 5 % z : ; AT 4 FOLLY RYAN Junior landscape architect. office of s . oS s ! Public Buildings and Public Parks of | 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Winiagto Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. | X, MeXEECE & s hu 11 day in : ‘ the National Capital, at $1,860 a vear.| Wardmaa Park—"The Love Light,” su g iy 8w Ex| . : . ‘Agricultural economist (research |at 7 and ® pum. 3 3 % 'fl pert Convenient to Both Car Lines administration), office of the Seere-| Lincoln -(colored)—"“The Scarlet | or tary, Department of Agrlculture, at Saint,” continuous from 2 to 11 pm. J ' “ i airin w A SH "::xt.:u‘l:“ ia (dryland agriculture). b R ’“}‘;; ‘m“-::.mn‘t Oppenhei &Reslznh : s ss C ry-lan el Bureau ‘of . Plant "Industry, Depart- | Wife Sues for Maintenance. M“‘,.s, -2 'x‘f.w&', St ) : = \ -nmu AY AND ALL WEBK 0T F S N W, $65 MONTHLY ment of Agriculture, at 1,680 a year.[. Eynest F. Floegel, a policeman at- E. R. Rochester. ‘ Principal, Normal Tralning Depart: | tached to the third preeinct, left his 4 it Nhfim TONIGAT \ 99 Cg Southern Exposure—Distinctively Stylish $1.10, 75¢, S0¢ AT 8120 n ET' kell Tostitute, Lawrence, Kans.. at'|found some one else more to his liking, §1.830 a vear. with furnished quar:|according to the allegation of a suit for |10 District National Bank Bldg. ters, heat and light. mainteriance flled against him by his v Junior medical officer, assistant med- | wife, Eva Winnifred Floegel, 1409 ment, Indian Service, for duty at Has- | wife July 2 after telling her he had E. R. Rwlmnkts frwns Why live,in a stuffy apartment when your rent 1 l MAT. SAT.—175c, 50c | The, theiii Ariling drams o theatre We r WATIONAL, TER FLAYERS \ ical officer, assoclate medical officer. | Thirty-seventh street. They were . ufionl:y w:lll bily one of these attractive homes? . ” . Divecton, T muu&u:munm medical officer and senior medical of- | married at Baltimore, ~February 9, ‘:lum{fapmm(\ ake a opont on one at once and move in when \ d Our Gamg Comedy—Pa ficer, various, branches of the nt::);; 1916, and have one ("l’iflgddo Although M E gfl\'zfifi&'fleo your lease explrel. Large well appointed rooms, big Eoptas—X rnment service. at salaries ra e has a salary of " , the ‘wife — o: from $1.860 to $5,200 a yegr. says, her husband gave her only $60 e T 1013 ~¢ STREET ~ front porches, perfect bath, conveniently arranged Under blue-print operator and under | for the month of Julvr which she as- : kllc:l:n,“hot-wnhr I:lutl plant, concrete cellar, photostat operator at $1,140 a year, | serts is not sufficient for the support u wn Junior blue-print operator, junior pho- | of herselt and child. Attorney Rich- GARRISON'S Do Yo“ el D by shrubbery and other features. tostat operator and junior photostat (ard L. Merrick appears for Mrs. Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co., Inc. and brl;;&nrlm eparatoy .t ‘:'1.3'219 i Floegel. 914’ E Street N.W. Need ;;:r partmental Servion Vyaxhin ———_’——_—__._.__ Policewoman, Metropolitan Police Your Money (3 worth—and then some Gl“m_ D. J ° DUNIGAN, In.c. Department, Washington, at $1,800 a R TR We put the utmost of our ability into the building “of i 50 see us— 3 1319 New York Ave. : Main 1267 T A s DANC|NG blanks may be obtained from the of-| these new “Life-time” Homes in the now. i e 700 Block Gallatin- Street N.W, |M: A.LEESE ofmcas co P BRANCH STORE 712 11th Street We have studied those points of major and minor im- 19 WELL won'rll YOUR TIME WASH. BY. & EVER' ’rlw it AR Freight Rates Held Unlawful. Freight rates on cement in carloads portance to every housekeeper and given them the best so- {::nu?;}_‘“;'cr:lfi} ‘Efli; iy ?22?:: lution in design and equipment of these Homes. The 6 tions in Mngysllnnd wvgd by ;{.« rooms are very large and so are the 3 porches. The baths ‘Washington, timore and Annapolis e Rallrond bave been Tounsd by the T :; :qu;‘pped V:l!lt‘:l modenin fixtures; floors are hardwood, terstate Commerce Commission to e kitchen and heating plant are very modern and up-to- - have been unlawful during the period |- date. These Homes are built on those great big 142%;-ft.- from January 1. 1922 to January 4.| geer jo¢ 1923. Rates on cement from Security ep lots. moving to the same destinations from The price is almost unbelieveable and backed by the January 5, 1923 to May 15. Tound not to have been urreasonable, | CAilitZ guarantee. Security is a suburb of Hagerstown, i b | §7 450—$500 Cash—$65 a Month Baltimore and Ohio to Camp Meade Junction, where transfer was made to o,,,. ;,.,,, , A M. o , P.M. the electric railwa; Take Sth —_—————————————— one square w-n to lhllnln or we wlll le-l uIln = CAFRITZ - Owner and Builder of Communities MARKED CABIN JOHN OR GLEN ECHO @m&«?mm&we% 8§29~ LR SANW Mount Vernon and | Alexandria, Va. avery hour o the N Round Trip 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week days Mount Vernon Electric Railway Phone Main 397 SELLING FAST—SIX SOLD BEFORE ADVERTISED! s Round _tri . BOc: lalf -Yearly Sales ||== &)=z y | et et ST (CGEMILE MOONLIGHT TRIP FK I p TI J " 1 Riue Singer MI M | v ".‘.."‘,Awnc Steamer Chas. Macalester Thr\ft) housemves are taking advantage of this hali-price sale to com- R lA LTO See Exhibit Home Tonight —————————————— LON CHANEY KATE SMITH 3 ] MARSHALL HALL Big $130,000.00 Stock at Reductions of Nearly Brand-New Dunigan pletely furnish their homes at these great- savmgs—small pa\merm over-a —NOW PLAYING— ‘ . : \ 1 EHHR R In “THE TRAP” WAL 1434 Crittenden S NW. (B~ L | MIIHA R ' s e = Washington's Most Populur TONIGHT, 1“ OPE Located on the Beautiful Potomae l’X‘F e 10530 . > {fl'{p’_:x‘l:;t Bo(vme - A 2:30 znd'o::st;;\,?:{; and 6% o.m =D ; hh» 5 L ; ! Wi P h H in “MONEY TAL 3 etwort omes Xong period can be con\'emenflv arranged for you. ’ ERKITY Ry ¢ z Carl Laemmle Preseats blank books on hand. PRINCESS NACOOMEE E. M P C Near Two Beautiful Circles— : i et ’ RO Young Indian V % °lmm:°"1 Lo psbhtatn Grant Circle and Sherman Circle ik ) Our Gaag Comedy. Iatimationsl Hews Up high, where th 14 : : ‘ No Only breezes L'Iow nbo:: th:to‘r::::l ) e } AT A g EMPIRE % l.:‘:;n:';?fn COMEDY heat, these beautiful big six- N ¥ ) e . . BB 4R s room homes are located; the most clu.rmmg and hl.hen ’ elevation; in beautiful PET- WORTH. Think of getting a T |;erfe§tly appomtr;lt h&l;e; 3{ . . ! A eet deep, on a . »’Om'ake l;p:::c et l:“v ot alley &e“ 3 WARDMAN PARK THEATER MARY PICKP'\HI’D v he o ll very . rea:onlbly low pnce. M o in a reviv “Peerless” Half-Yearly Furniture Sale Offers 4 » srony. "o O | | REVUE D.J. DUNIGAN Inc. | : FIVE * 37—12-Pc. Overstuffed Living Room Sultes Taxomamwme rx o I woney soys 1319 New York Ave. Main 1267 o I BUY WITH CONFIDENCE—-BUY A DUNI(}AN ALL-BRICK HOME AND TO- MORROW-— e e——— INCLUDING “KROEHLER" AND OTHER Three Other Great Acts RELIABLE MAKES ¢ Your choice of bed davenport or stationary. Several handsoma patterns and styles from which to select. A mahogany table, im- Interruption to Business —during building operation. Now is the time to open that Savings _ Account - with us. Start today. 3% interest. ANK OF COMMERCE _ AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. . x R L T | - KEN MAYNARD QLQ;;‘ ?o}(lzamv #With DOROTHY DEVORE, in’ “SENOR DAREDEVIL" | chstl? 0 s1¥ Open at 8:30 A.M. Daily CRANDALL'SJH:'.H-‘ DAY—PETER B, yszs ‘MORE LON CHANEY e Roreen ported-table scarf, gilt picture frame, bridge lamp and shade, two mcatter rugs, swinging picture holder .and two sunburst velour ReAUCEd 0. ... leiosiaeiomotoneaine cushions free with each suite. JUST beneath the outer skin of your N ¢ d ; i cmo AU.'S AMBASSADQR | - hands Nature placed tiny oil glands ‘ i | b fll TopaY—vioLa DANA -y I Your hands are to feed your skin, and keep it soft. 5 ¥ 1Y | oo fl OMORESN - neNEE THE_EXQUISITE Constant use of kitchen soaps con- in the diShPall @I gining harsh ingredients, like free al- kali—as such soaps usually do—dries Business Men | ~cerdicepen . s - | houl' and a half up this natural oil. Then your hands A t | LL'S pri Bl d get red and rough. i i TR’ ihe''e ?pre,Cla e 3 o “"mx'rn Rv‘v(ox.{'r?!“ s’Ev i - R X | 4L : < —the type of service we ren c-‘r.sa::_ AEnY = e g - = - on in carrying vour checking an S i T b soap for half an'hdur. An hour and'a \ - 7 - gavings accounts at “Frankiin [_L s “Avenue G —don’t let kitchen soap hali all told each day! The tiny oil : : N ARRING PACILITIES i s cini S glands are powerless to resist the dry- : ; 2 mughen and redde". ing effect of such exposure to harsh . F m yflorf‘wx -~ them soap and your hands suffer. “Peerless” - Half-Yearly Furniture Sale Offers 1111 Connecticut. Avenue JOHN B COCHRAN. THOS; P. HICKMAN, | #l TODAY—CiHAsS. AY a 23—$249 12Pc. Bedroom Suites, reduced to Mmmummmunmmflmmuflmmmfim B " This Half-yearly Sale attracts hundreds of thrifty housewives to \ 'S YORK the Peerless Furniture Co., come tomorrow and save substantial sums gwq&&g N%l A wb" on Handsome Bedroom Suites and aveil yourself of our easy-to-pay : E ANTC NRNrss weekly or monthly terms. This beautiful outfit consists of Full Size : : As0p r it Change all this! Lux makes over dishwashing! There’s nothing harm- ful in Lux—no free alkali; not a thing to injure the natural, protecting oils. Lux won't roughen your hands or redden them or make them uncom- fortable. Its pure, mild suds leave your hands soft and smooth and white. Bow-end Bed, Massi®e Dresser with extra large mirror, Roomy Chiffo- 10} JOW—AILEEN PRINGLE in robe or Chest of Drawers, 2-drawer Semi-vanity or Three-quarter Full ‘ "z‘mc Sfii?%&mfi if CRAN Ga.Ave.a] TOPAY-GMONTE _ BLUE i ] Yanity, Caneseat Bench 'to match, Guaranteed Link Spring, 2. Fine Pillows, Pretty Easel Frame for dresser, Scatter Rugs and Pretty Electric Bed ump, all at this low price at the Peerlesa X 3 iR : 2 T‘r U % SEY For your protection Lux is sold only 5 " Easy Payments at Peerless—829 7th St. N.W. \ ; L0 1l & DAD r' I : thel l%“lx"’.r‘l:l“ p'd;?: th.]:fl’m g TERMS ARRANGED—SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS : ToAY—GEo. SV vk’””‘ OF PILSE: - : : it OO kg 0x 1P n 3 e 1 hase 5 \ tlcThe ability tz mh:lnrl:rsl elas- an su(:?g;nn En fi‘n .C. ¢ N hoslery and abdominal sup- ] : Uy ‘porters perfectly cannot be ac- A§A EROTORD I ORE. Lotk i by I peric 5 VFD e VALLI in Seer® Gineants icing att have % | lum MRS ToH S big new one for 135 dishwashings. Lever Bros. Co., Mass. With™ any suite pur- bof’n ‘L“nll?{l:m’r work . faithfully : and skilifully for many years. chased during Half- \ Dur. service' has been avaflable ‘o 5 “ v - to the public of Washington for Yearly Sale, we - will Y| # the last 20 years. Avail your- 1 teaspoonful is give_you $19 Bridge {aeit of this great opportunity If Lamp and flll Shade, * | $22 Mahogany Daven- port Table or ‘a $17 you, need any nnlflcm ap: enough for all the dishes