Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1928, Page 34

At Community Centers Of the Public Schools. The Community Center Basket Ball T.eague elimination series has st d a1 Columbia ll\‘)gl\l( Community Cen- | Washington, St 3 Macfarland Centers | will start Michasel C supervisor at Cen tral. has the Universal Motor Co.. Wocdhthians, ¥ H. Smith Co., Po- tomac Boat Club, Crescents and Mont- rose teams contending for the unlim center. supervisor East the Live W and the the un Champions) division phers will 4 on of that Community Center 15 pon. Rand Jo ot road Cui raied lecture stitute the F Con unity ».m pm. the Junior Birney Community loap vear dance at “Cen nth and Clif- H. Hunter, Central (‘nmr “Thi Mrs. Edith vity €1 nt A team: Randail L. P, Wood 1 ball team hasket mplar driil ad et automo. roup: & De Molay re ke Class bhasket Totomac S pm.. Almas p.m., Commu Quartet: 8:30 Moiar Co, bauket. tanl Boat (ulumhu Hfl:lll- Center, Wilson and Harvard . community Scouts, first aptist Y. Bezinners” h . map-making: C. 8 pm (‘almnl A C. for Womer Princess A 643 pm., Boys' Bap- League games. 7 p.m. Northern A Time Dancing Tremont A. C.: Com- ¥ Orchestra. % p.m., Columbia riday, 315 pm.. Children's Ryth- Class; Music Center, T pm.. Monroe Troops 40 and 41 non A. . Remenyi Orchesira. 9 p.m.. Woltz Photogra- Phers A. C. Saturday. 8 am, Piano instrueiion. East Washington Center, Eastern Hizh Echool, Seventeenth and East Capito] sireets, Mrs. E. Scott, execu: 8 pm., Mt Music Center, » pm. Clover A. €, B Boy Scouts, Troop No. 93 Boys" Independent Band, pgton A. C., Live Wire A. C. 9 pan., community dance; 9 p.m basket ball, Bastern Preps basket bgll 7 pan. Woodmen of the Lmiform Rank, drill practice; “Gypsies.” Trinity A. @ressmaking. millinery tional Capital Plavers corps of Betblehem Chapter E. % gym clags for women, gym or nurses of giallinger Hospital. Pontiac A. C 9 pm Roh ert Le Bruce ¢ 3 5 pm group thm class for beginners. Apache § pm., communit § Dpictures, East Community Players, Nativity A. C 139 pam., rhythm class for advanced s; §30 pam. community dance, girle: 9 pam.. Para Washington Connecticut eet, Mre. V. wecrelary advanced French iners’ plano class, dramats pm. beginners’ French elsss, gdvanced piany clars. l':ri View Center, Warder and n streets, Miss M. P. Burklin v mecretary pan., \ ncwu tonlrr. ley beginner Sunior Dennison handwork Snwtruetion | Kay of the iren'n Gome ste Drum and Center, eet. M. A &lt- 14'Itml perion in g comim Girl B clan * g Ansonii i practice for public speaking snd Clanser U, e held ¥ridsys » Cen i 1 B Ko th Besersoir Conter, Conault voad near e M. K. W, Bwrr, ». nit Junior Mo, making Jumor High reets soyth Duviz, conmun Oriole A ( Forvest Players ¢ e A C, Jauyait Samers A ., ko | R bk Mariha Landridge dril chlldren’s Anne Thoop. V4, 180 p .u,,a.., Lo Uiy Gancing, mv-m and comm Tweltih Driss Thommon Conter, 1. vanced French Class, The Playmak Rehearsal, Washington Opera Co.. Nordica Orchestra, Auction Bridge Instruction and Advanced Playe Tuesday—7:15 pm.. Spanish \I Class, Shorthand Dic evch Advanced Class: r Opera Co., Gaelic Wednesday - 3:30 pm.. Music Classes in Violin, Cornet and Thursday--7.30 pm Dic S pm in - shington Delaware Soctety Advs Opera meeting. | Liss iday —315 pan., . French n Spanish Conver: Advanced Cla<s, Class Social Dancing N pane, Beginners Class i Orchestra, French Be- | N30 ., Washington sieal Training Class pm., Dancing and Class for Youths ¥ sational ¢ Instruction Adults: Class Opera Co, 1 for Adult Physical and Child Saturday uning on. 845 A, Music. Piano. Dinms and s in Voic Youths, Birney Center, Nichols Howard street southeast m cha Classes in axophone: | raining and and E.| nue Mrs. M “hecker Clul Athletics: Boys' | S pan., Junior Needle | dlecraft: lampshade and making, sewing, shorthand | Society. welfare commiites, | sociation, Anacostia | Guild, flower Choral Leap Year ¢ ] needle guild: lampsl floner 1 Choral S fare commit shorthand, Bboard mee . Burrville Ce and Corcoran sty J Knox X Tuesday—3:15 yum.. piano class, child flower cluss: hask —s pm division theast vy xtension | 8 pan Ty (I.|\» Philoma | g class, toy avenue M ( music public Cleveland Center, Eizhth and T streets northwest. Miss Etia Johnson, | community secretary: | Monday pm. federation of | = Cole: Amphion lass. lampshade Temple Band. home practors’ Associa . Dennis: making, For nursing class, Thursday—7.30 Center Band: Krigwa shade making. Dennison art cl adul” piano class, basketry ¢ maie class. home nursing class Friday—3:15 pan. music extension piane class 30 p.m.. Morninz Star Drill Team: Forest Temple Drill Team Dunbar High € t and N streets northw, . J. Knox community secretary Thursday—8:30 tice Club; T pam., St T3 pm. Silver Leaf Art £ p.m.. Simon Commande Columbia Lodge of Elks, ) team: American Woodmen drill team Le Rovers A. C.: 9 pm.. Carlisie A. . | Garfleld Center, Alabama avenne | ind Twenty-fifth street southeast C. 1. Knox. community secret Wednesday—S8 pm.. art class game group: boy rus: Wolf Girl Scouts, Troop 3 C Center Orchest; Lovejoy Cen streets northeast, Mrs. community secretar: | Mand D.m., music extension class—piano. Wednesday— pom. industrial instruction program; dra- . Community Players, lamy ath Al‘(k‘ Rruul"‘ Words Cluh: b reom. ;mmnu nd reading: You Men's Club; eommu- nity singing: Whirlwind Club: hasketry and Dennison crepe paper work: china athletic groups: | Club; Han artx: Good | ub; Boys' Game Club: 9 p.m Military Read l-m-r Miljtary road sx Kota Pan, music exten- | 3:13 Club, 15 pm pan., Buzzine Dranat Center, Benning a1 v Forty-sec vad n 0 ch e king ciass | nter, ~ Whit cex mortheast « in charge ¥y—3:15 pm. music exten- Center, enth and N eul Phillips sty comnninity Twenty-s Florence andwork, led Fellars Washing- Walker TR com- an Cln ing Wanshington Glee 1 ih. wocial d. tor, air Tnstriments aliplane on s conrse been in for zuide to Keep an the aishave tim o make free wonne pre forced 1o x ik pend in estremes Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark By SHIRLEY BLAKE That beautitul, whude of wark, glons w wnd Bulphur o mars the or streaked, just an applic " Dont bothes 1o yepare the mix other ingredients, fur only 1% ecpte, ulways ba e bty CWyeth's Kage 1y that nobody can tell it hus Araw this through the hair, taking pewred. and afier another applicn Advertinenent face When it ture You can ger thin famous old 1] Peany It s emllea Upon 1o ring baek the nat Hulphur « Poung now he applied. 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General discussions will in- ds such matters as foreign tariffs, trade disputes, foreign credit; mestle distribution problem: lkl. forcign investments, advertising at the suggestion of a com-|und similar subjects. Secretary mittee of chemical executives |hn||lo«\el will speak at a banquet the | “|Commerce Department has sent out | evening of February 16. {invitations to the chemical industry to attend a general business meet- ling at the departy his meeting, the chemical executiv lieve, will afford members of the in. istey an unusual opportunity (o bhe. «\~ jeome familiar with the marketing a e hustness problems which now face the JANUARY 15. 1928—PART 1. STATISTICS ABANDONED IN FRANCE DUE TO COST Government Unable to Complete 1921 Census on Account of Shortage. Correspondence of the Associated Press. PARIS.—France is discontinuing the compllation of many industrial statistics because it costs too much. There is such a shortage of men | and money that even the 1921 census | has not been completed, sav those = e pleading for more funds. | _Light has weight, according to the There are two adding machines in| Einstein theory, and an ordinary elec- | This limit is to be enforced onmly the office, it 1a aid, and one of them. | 'iC JAMD birning 2,000,000 vears | where there are cross strests. Om nyn and ather British possessions | | would produce about an ounce of light, | the aventes a tar m et A thicn: ¥ of the vintage of 1900, has laid down ' says the Liherty Magazine. traffic conditions and safety serent " SRR IR Wfi@&@fi&@fi&fifififififi@@fi%@&fi&@&@fi ““4 Store for Everybody” AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.—512 NINTH STREET N.W. and dled. Parliament appropriated | 10,000 for new equipment, but tha tis PARIS SETS SPEED LIMIT, regarded as little better than nothing, for the 24 old-fashioned statistical ma. | °> Miles an Hour Fized Unoffici. ally—8till No Legal Restrictivg - Cortespondence of the Asmociated Prew. PARIS.—~Twenty-five miles an nowe | has been fixed as a sort of arbitrary “dangerous” automobile speed in downtown Paris. There is no legal limit for the driver of a car is ze sponsible for his acts at all speeis The police, nevertheless, have de- cided that a common sense standard must be used so trafic officers can exercise control, Eugene May, Jr,, and R. J. Bullen Invent Plant-Growing Device, The United States Patent Office has announced the granting of patents to chines all need to be replaced. Aside from these difficultien the stat. | inticlans complain that business men | won't give them Information, fearing | the government will use it to run| up their income tax. And indicat- | ing the department's rsputation for poverty it is asserted that examina- tions for new clerks, ordered held in 1924, ‘'were postponed twice because there were no candidates and that in three years only one man appeared | and he resigned shortly afterwards. plant. (Assigners to the Marydel, Md., Acting Dorsex F. Asbury, M, dio apparatus, _Frederich M. Altfather, train-h Broomes Island Covington TR devices, (A In nipple -the plans still_in e abeyance, it is thought likely that When the Prince of Wales resumes his globe-trotung it will be for a tour 1K .| Although a | Covington, Va.) Ames B, Rumsey, Covington, steam. hose coupling mbling head, siEnor to Covington Machine (' ““A Store for Everybody” A .Genuine January Clearance Sale A Legitimate ONE-THIRD OFF Reduction All “Nationally Known” Merchandise Included Luxart Living Room Suites, De Luxe Springs. Sealy Mattresses, Kiel Tables, Simmons Beds. 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