Evening Star dated January 5, 1921

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what colder; above freezing tonight. ended at 2 p.m. today: 4 p.m. yestei today. Full report on page 11 lowest, WEATHER. Fair

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T0 REQUIRE YEAR Department Reorganization to Be Taken Up at Once, Says Senator Smoot. ix members of Congress have been fmfd

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' oeax Feb: B ‘ { ing ! Allen, under the ; July) N0 N\ O® 5 6 Beuvans gfi‘v‘:‘gf INDIGESTION - 7 INDIAN MINORS’ PARENTS TO...

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ingtan office of a certain CONETeS-|grom the United States Treasury, and first bl vernment job was as au- ointment from...

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C. OF . DIRECTOR OPPOSE BLUELAWS Also Determine to Investi- gate Proposal of Power Company. Opposition to any proposed *blue

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demonstrated by the increase of ar-|pay the same penalty that followed rests. But the figures given in thethe scraps of those

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5. BavnHovsCo. PENNA.AVEAT 8 TH.ST. THE BUSY CORNER"® Thursday’s Special in ‘Wash Goods Is Thi Flannel - = Ayard.....19c...

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SOCIETY 1109-1111 G Street N.W. A Wonderful Reduction Sale of Every Winter Garment Two things combine to make this the...

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# vk THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921 . Hall and Clars L Haley, both of | Thomas B. LY rand be presented to him

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10 -Women Learn the Real Estate bon R It need not interfere with N your present employment We will teach you free of charge

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; : THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 1928 1 B e e N L TR VR AN R Y A e Ms]' ms NE EUGENE H. COAPMAN, S]IPHENS umm Mt

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12 Amusements I Cortot-Boston Symphany. The Boston Symphony Orchestra, Pierre Monteux, conductor, gave the third concert of

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THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 35, 1921 BN PO A [CONGIRIzD srroRe sTateD YA | e P | B THENP i, it e, e ASTPRRESHG 32 .

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oa : THE EVENING STA i T e 154 JANE STUART, Our Expert Sto&u —will shop with you or for you. t- See our announcement comcefne

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THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .5, 1921 BLIND MAN SCORES SUCCESS With 1920 Let the year just ended be also the end of

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16 AT HALF PRICE 36-Inch White Gabardine and Tricotine Skirtings 50c yard THE Measured by our last price it is just one-half.

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¢ King Sees Unity With Americas; § MADRID, January 4.—The rela-|who, it is officially announced. is s i operation. America

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Women like velveteen. They ignore ite” obvious faults. They forgive its shortcomings. Its easy way of get- ting mixed up with

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RY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Peter Dreams of Briers. Who makes of brambles an excuse To seck an casier, pleasunt w. Did he but...

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SPORTS Robinson Ignores Plan to Squelch Holdouts : Indications Against Pasadena Contestin 1922 ' BROOKLYN PILOT SIGNS NEW...

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FINANCIAT. r » MHE EVENING STAR;, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921 FINANCIAL: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. becauss the new governor in

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1921. MISCELLANEOUS. n.w. 5o ‘WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HELP....

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC SEDAN—Good _ condil 721 13th st.. Mr. hule FORD TOURING—1920, with ot demountable rima; 4 months a extrus:

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UNFURNISHED—Ceatinued. s WEST OF CONN. AVE. e e FOR SALE—HOUSES. Con n ‘Two-story. cellar, 'ABOVE Q ST. 8 ROOM AND S e, b fi'm

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H L o . 3 ; N ¥ 4 N J AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 35, 192 : =3 nmrnn nomn. | AUCTION SALES - EDUCATIONAL.

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JARY 5. 1921 s | lTa ‘ 'FUNER.AL' { l A THE ' EVENIN Property Owners, Attention ’jflNES EMPHASIZES |KEEPING UP WlT?l THE...