Evening Star dated September 21, 1921

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WEATHER. Showers this afternoon and tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and some- what cooler. Temperature for twenty-four hours,

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PRESIDENT PRAISES SPIRT OF DISTRCT Says He Is Greatly Pleased by Plans to Make Confer- ence Success. President Harding is...

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D v * So it has pretty definitely been de- Y CO-ORDINATION OF BUREAUS FACTOR IN REORGANIZATION Abolition of Labor Department

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These Women’s Wrist Watches Make Handsome Xmas Gifts We had to ask $25 for these identical Bracelet Watches last Xmas and we

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.° THODIEOFBURNS | NLANPERLLSIN Colored Man Charged With...

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. street "6 THE EVENING STAR. With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNFSDAY . September 21, 1931 THEODORE W....

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1921, ¢ 5" a1, = T ~ ; > T | > : 1 { e YE— j MICHAEL PRESSLER DIES. JAMES F. PEYTONDIES. lapscicn sutiadive soscmne : 921, at

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Dlpture trimmed in siiver, with [buffet breakfast followed for the| Florida were a in . | wedding party and a few intimate

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AN 7% Thix Mogel £29.50 \ © The name of " PASTERNAK identified with a style is sufficient. It’s a name inseparably linked -

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- INPATIENTS CARE ix 10 el e == SUBGESTS CHANGE The Distrfct Commissioners would | be called upon to investigate and re- Port

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A 3-DAY S-A-L-E OF UPHOLSTERIES, DRAPERIES, ETC. Reduced From 15% to 25% —that offers sensational savings on things that will

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RY KAUE INCORPORAT ED 1216 01324. 7? ST.NW. ll A SPECIAL LOT OF READY-TO-WEAR TRIMMED HATS Regular $5 and $6 A...

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{ - THE Women and Misses who enjoy choosing their NEW FALL DRESSES From an uncommonly large variety of dress styles will find

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| states soon, atter a year in Europe, /finds a growing tendency on this side of the Atlantic toward retallation against the

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= LANSBURGH & BROTHER s i Women's Full-fashioned DO IT WITH DETHOL! Silk Stockings eu...oeeeeeve s $2.00 erously and kill...

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& Amusements NATIONAL—“Welcome Stranger.” | furmaker will lead the other films at When Sam H. Harris sends a com- pany on the

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MERCHANTS SCORE RIVER FRONT ORDER Association Governors Send Protest to Commissioners on Wharf Ruling. VOTE ARMS PARLEY HELP

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$10 Brushedj PY Wool Scarfs 27 inches long, with pockets and bels. $6.98 Come tomorrow and see for yourself and be convinced

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e WASHINGTON New York Paris | Your Autumn Hat Need Not Be Expensive You may choose at $15 ROM scores of hats, all exceedingly

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EDUCATIONAL Odlegs graduate, il devote antire o part time tul pupil of h hool in Seatemic. shaile Address: Box S1-M. Syar...

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INY NEW BUYERS| FORLATE ISSUES Bankers ‘Report First-Time Orders on Notes and Certificates. BY L A. FLEMING. Many local...

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= Up-to-Date The story opens at a race track nigety miles from San Francisco, where bookmakers. are one ‘of them mobile...

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for what ails you Food-iron is an all-round tonic, building true vitality in the blood. Medicinal iron isn’t as natural....

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TOM PHILLIPS LISTED. TO MAKE HIS DEBUT Zach Yields Only Two Hits in Beating White Sox, 9-0, and Milan Shines—Griffs Have Done

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|George HILLTOPPERS TO PLAY FIRST GAME OCTOBER 1 - =5 Tigers in Long Drill. ___/PRINCETON, N. J, September 21.— ~-and Morgan;

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HELP AND SITUATIONS FOUND. VZANTED—HELP WANTED—HELP WANTED—SITUATIONS ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS...

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AUTOMOBILES, 'ETC. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC. UTOIOBEB !03 SALE, ETC. Continued “WASHINGTON'S LARGEST USED CAR EXCHANGE...

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! FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ‘REAL ESTAT: ‘WANTED—TO BUY. UITY, $6,000, IN 300-ACRE FARM e ey A CHOICE APARTMENTS. SALE OR...

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JAM ES M. CARTER & CO,, IKC. CHEVY CHASE, MD. six rooms, Somers, ofx. payment, 97,500 with small cash CHEVY CHASE, D. C. o3

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WEST SIDE ROAD New Entrance Over 24-Foot Thoroughfare Soon to Be' Open to Public. to upper Rock | new entrance prer Rock ek