Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930. " gk i mmwmfi"flm;finfi gy Tobert | W. ©. A.; Mrs. 5 | Iiab e bed slenay mife o0 Sep. of Four groups of players will be on the , Vi ‘The former 3 |, 3 south sids opening program, beginning with the 3 the cast. of Women's thntho’ume? Tne fourth play, “Mi der, asserted Park View Community Players in “Th o Bnm;: Y, - 3 ts| Riggs. Four - | to surren rd that war- , SCHOOLS ARE HIT et B L oo P i o i e ke y | First of Five Preliminary Contests]cvios St Sehmiser, Mary Dty lay o e diected by i ¢ | $31,999 THEFT CHARGED, |=oire = ry § rrow Esma Lackowits, Louse Lerch, y \ e ol il i R e AT BT S e | N postmas in the Wilson School. Le Pevre. this city. - | Former Teller of New York Trust N|Hine Junior High Principal i jon is at - The Rebecea Dial Studio Players will Gertrude Lyons, Thelma [ DANCES 9 paljs ) N b ki nt “A Social Success,” written by | Schmitt, Phyllis E. Stewart and Frances| CO Surrenders in Florida. Urges Lipcoin Park b et T e e v ? : iprove- | tests for the fourth annual one-act play | Miss Dial, Lucille Swift The Community Drama Guild an- | P necessary. tournament, conducted by the Commu- | Farrar. This group is being sponsored | nounces the five authorities w] Citizens to Act. Members were asked to sttend & pub- 'nity Drama Guild of Washington, un- | by the Women's Congressional Club. | will serve as judges for the pre lic hearing on the street railway merger der auspices of the community center| The dramatic unit of the Senior| contests of ‘the ‘at_the Capitol Wmudlii night at |department and with the co-operation | Luther e of Atonement Lutheran 8 o'clock, v&uv they will have oppor-{of the Office of Public Parks, will be | Church, under direction of Marjorie K. 8. A.; Prof. % | tunity to voice their views.* held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the ' Gaa Freeze-up Causes Fire, Thete dadoss are dpea to the pubdliec; informak . iiekons - | aman was taken by Department of | | crry crus. 1530 @8t tion. “, 7 2 Dey rdsmoe, will present “A Bargain's Justice agents. ' Police said g: admitted some action to improve the school situ- | tempted to thaw out & water pipe at his Bton 19 the CoMMURILY. &t that while| ROMe, 1040 Summer road southesst, e caused approximately $3,000 damage " + atly Surprised early yesterday. The blaze started near you make up this simple 0 | the oot e mizture and try it for a them J roof of the two-story e struc- cough or chest. co b 00Li0 |ture and had gained headway before firemen were summoned. ] | All Works of Taste s I |socation ot i obain sesker o DISAPPEARS o o] [ R S Must Bear a Price Rothschild Speaks. Basic Cause of Disease. Louis Rothechild, director of the Bet- Mrs. Lues Hervey of FOR those who put money before everything, this message is not intended. e complete ais- || Y There are those who love fine things, who enjoy B, OB Rlimort "0 venr tater n’;:‘ / the best and thrill with rightful pride in possessing ease. e | A : 2 s Pinex is & big} ly.:;oncentrqtad 112 am st seeng ane. 2 na s | [ it. It is to them we speak. Our business is dry of genuine Norway Pine, fire for 2§ years lng:u'l'% II'I‘C‘% all kinds of the active agent of creo. thee tion. | megielnd' S Joetors, nit | ‘ cleaning, not a trade simply to remove soil from B i, " ATl wister ¥'to} fne. ' i garments and household articles, but one in which 195 au"ms own Yoruc' ‘,::":“,:"g,fl:’ \ it is a p)i;’vilege to rutared beauty, to handle ex- - of Washington were growing L“n"{'fl“‘m Cohipsies Remesy o ihe . quisite fabrics with the understanding and appre- fi!&fi%m e jon 18 in ‘need ey mfl% By m'::' ciation of an artist, to protect your costly pieces 3 RN~ - I — of similer frop othe and keep them lovely for you. 5 fs | Two resolutions Sookl .,,"A...::g" A veret et |1 | [ U RA We deal in works of taste and necessarily because By the growp, Pl T T '&8"...;'.'51 ‘ of the skill, time and risk attending they bear a or Coughs price, but things called “dear” are always, when justly estimated, the cheapest. For fine Dry Cleaning we ask that you remember us, for we offer you the best there is. WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE “ Washington Cleansers Guild ¢ ’ : Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Haldeman Co., Quality Dry Cleaners B ookl 1120 Holbrook Terrace N.E. 1733 Penna. Ave. N.W. b i3 ‘ Lincoln 1810 Metropolitan 1124 " ; : The Tolman Dry Cleaning West End Laundry 6th and C Streets N.W. Launderers and Dry Cleaners Metropolitan 0071 Metropolitan 0200 “Our " Word is Out “Bond” i ‘Hart Schaffner & Marx ‘<o Golo b= o OVERCOATS and SUITS %32 *43 $40 SUITS and $60 SUITS and OVERCOATS OVERCOATS Hart Schaffner & Marx took care of the style and quality in these suits and overcoats—the man who wears good clothes can attend this sale with utmost confidence. Busi- o 4 = b What a fast and fri ing j ness suits and University suits in FEN oy v v eis e single and double breasted models does for itself! In three years of nation-wide for tall men, short men, stout men. © P. Lorrilard Co. And, as always, satisfaction or distribution, it has put that buff.and.gold pack- money back: age in millions of pockets ... and handbags! [(Why not W"O'"‘ Extended Payment Plan?] «++ BETTER TOBACCOS ... that’s why their Rale i g11 Haber dasher smoothness is irresistible . . . their flavor more elightful . . . Proof?. . . Is i i : : A A 1310 F Street , Sdlig - toin thefirstpack- SETTER TOBACCOS.. make the-difference 8ge and your throat can be judge and jury. *... not a cough. in a carload”