Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 9

WATER USE DECLINES — Chicago Department Employes Get We’ve Taken Over Thirty Dozen of Our Regular $2.50 Shirts and Cut the Price! WHITE ENGLISH BROAD- CLOTHS, collar attached and neckband styles . . . PLAIN SHADE MADRAS (collar at- tached) and STRIPED MA- DRAS with new type collars, Regular $2.50 Shirts reduced to $q .65 —a special group of regular $45 Kuppenheimer & .Grosner SUITS « « « Poal 16-ounce hard-finished worsteds . . . ‘worsted twists . . etc. . . all sizes . . all models We call them “DYNAMIC” SHOES Because they make you feel “Dynamic.” They keep you active, alert, alive . . . and foot- efficient . . . throughout the hardest day. They Fit! and keep you fit! Shown in dozens of smart, finely built ties, straps and step- ins. For “Dynamic” shoes . . . are beau- Byl ses . U, fashionable shoes. s w»b.i@ Extreme range of sizes and widths . . . | always in stock. They rest your feet in cush: 3 ease. ‘ Women’s Shops 1207 F St 7th & K 234 1o 11 3212 14th AAAA 0 EEE .S BARGELIES | = AT BY RALRDAS Oard party, Moose Hall, 1414 I street, 8 pm. .| Turkey dinner, Eiks' Club, Warren G. Harding. Chapter, O. B. 8, § to 7:30 pm: Oyster supper, Our of Lourdes Chmmmw“.)‘fl..l to 8 pm. Dinner, Wi Chapter, Clem- son Alumni tion, Cosmos Club, 7 pm. epiiiing e £ Corimbs, T alghts ot G0 920 Tenth -&m";g‘nflm , North East Temple, streets northeast, § to 7 Lecture, . can University Women's 4:30 pm. years construction of waterways had ,_afficial, as sacred without investigation.” Virgil Jordan, economist for s trade paper group,.called on the railroads and business men to adopt & more far- sighted policy of management if they would avold a recurrence of ecopomic depression. President Hf::ver Was oomnmded in| German a_resolul “respecting inde- th and P. pendence” of the Interstate Commerce ?s An increase in the 2 $12,000 salary for commissioners was Ameri- urged. ibhouse, Dance, Boys' Inde- mz Blm Mansions, 2400 ith street, 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Dental Assistants, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm. |PALESTINE JEWS RALLY - AGAINST BRITISH POLICY Call People to Aid in Battle Against Alleged Abuse ef — :l;.mover otel, grand ball room, § lw-.mw-mu«v‘n:fi mlhl:: Dinner, Waflw Deal- ers’ Association, Hotel, Jef- pm. ferson room, 6:30 Su meeting, Lido OCivic Club, - qurnml.mm.lp. y of Forelgn Wi and Turner Post, No 1,627, Community House, Seat Pleasant, Md., tomorrow, 8 p.m. Births Reported. births have been irls. “James M. and Bsther M. Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Read Col. 0464 j§ Phones } Adams 10341 Unexpected, hence Doubly Welcome This important event which Hahn’s have started six weeks ahead of time. Midwinter Clearance CAPLTON 7 $950 3,000 pairs that were $10.50 to $14.50, are now UCH more important than an ordinary “Clearance”—for Winter’s just started. Stocks complete. Really a great promo- tional campaign—to start many new customers wearing “Carltons.” Any way you look at it— a fine chance to buy fine footwear! Including newest oxfords, pumps, tee-straps, instep straps. Suedes, reptiles, reptile trim kids, satin, B DR B moire silk. Wide variety of heels, toes, and fashionable designs— for every sort of wear. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:56 a.m.; sun sets, 4:51 p.m. —8un rises, 6:57 a.m.; sun "E!.‘."r&’.:‘-: 14 am.; sets, 449 o .3 e .49 pm. Automobile to - lamps to'be lighted one: ‘Water. Potomac and Shenandoah both clear this moming. b 114 Weather In Various Citles. TAtUre, o g o Stations. 4 H 5 ¥ i gt ® Weather. Jnc E P RreRRRsNEsgagR23ES IR I NS RBNSRINRSIVITEAS f2 b S S R R LR LR S AN s s —_— Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been ;h.:m H‘ ly, 81, uhmw':'-'s lV A’l.ll_rl-h J:l'hlm Moore, 80, the TRy ok T % "?:'.,,, S siith, "4, 638 Pennivivania Mas 'Il oly, 80, en'route 8. Butler, 48, St. Elizabeth's Hos- seoh, B, Edward R tal. it ol H. MeClenny, 48, Cesuslty Hos- AT Ward, 73, 2844 Elvan rd. s.e. i Cavdbso.” sb. walter. Resd Hos- mem Ambler, 81, Georsetown University iyn V. Smith, 38, 631 Aoker st. n.e. frimrmants it ud) It is the left side of the controls the muscles of the of the body. - inia_ave. brain that right side LOST. diy ids and 3 sal es, A ard, Barr Bldg. or to be days, thorities au are reported in ivestigating Levine's MRS. BLANCHE DALGLEISH DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE Well EKnown Devotee to Music Had Been Ill for Past He was lieutenant wnrnot‘in clerk of the National -~ vent and Con- itions in 1900, 1904, 1i and 191 mlemumflm‘wk& et - Marriage Licenses. sles X, Blaugater, 40, aud KR Tay . Mackie, 47, ’ ey e M&i‘:} Hnlw4. 'A'llnll,l‘l'ul. - 5 2, both of Beaver ‘Dam, Vaos Rov: Al . Charles R. Hutchison, 24, and Rose M. Gurner, 23; Rev. Henry W. George W, F! and o A iton. James Y lavis 5 Balimors, Ma; Rev, F. W. nson. Tomas Ramires, 31, and Katherine Har- per, 18; Rev. Wi a1 ‘Hubert Wichfeld, . de la Gardie, BOLEN, SUE. Suddenly, vember 19 1930, at 3: %o witiiam X, b am E. 3 &e"% W Ehumbers’ Go. v, .m. ent Payne's Cemetery. 7 | PV ember T 1030, ‘xi mmm%nm. ‘. DAVIE, ot the late satin, Wi House, or 3lst . Return Mrs, Schuy~ ward. S B . WAH—W—” T A i u through Kann's; re- Phone_Adams 8573-W. s fim”‘-?.‘:m.flm“%fl%“& Tumbia 0131, will cail. 2° 129 Nortl ave. 5.e., November 18, hlu’e'l :luen 4 months old: tly, fufly very pla: il m gty tul. Reward. —Weekly or Monthly Pl’ylln-h | N’'S Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. Y N ifoas o MU the Tast L L R WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO, INC. y ged . W. funer: Saturday; N iterment Mount erick, Md. DODGE, CORNELIA B. 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