Evening Star dated March 21, 1922

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; colder - tonight. lowest temperature slightly below freesing. Temperature for twenty-four

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" SCHOOCS MAY LOSE: DENTAL OPERATORS About April 1 on Account of Low Salaries. Several of the best dental aperators in the

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Lord Bdcpn Stuffed -l gaffhffiflf, JMR H“GHES GU[ST : ’ OF PERSIAN ENVOY \ ence in making what was probably Honored at Luncheon

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DO NOT TRUST.TO ' "YOUR MEMORY provide yourself with one of our MEMO They are Locse - Leaf and open at the end or side....

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THE . EVE] } STA . WASHING' P MA G said that she had not seen newspaper Home of the Original FOOT a “lark,” that she wanted

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iy THE EVENING STAR, ‘With Sunday Morning Editlon. WASHINGTON, D. C. TmLY...A....HQrchil, 1922 THEODORE W. NOYES......Editor

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1 Jane Stuart, our If" Expert Shopper, will |~ shop for you. Phone 1} Franklin 7400. ° LANSBURG { & BROTHER = Washington—New

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4 EVENING 8 TAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 192 5 & 1115 1117 F STREET e —————— Visit Ml_'. and The President and

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p—— '” 66 Years in Business TF et 128 inemelz. Furriers for sixty-six years from TWEEunarters A Repeat Sale of %5, %10 & 45

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10 FOCHT LOANBILL | CLAINS ATTACKED Commissioners’ Measure Has Support, Says Citizen Com- mittee Member. ‘ Asserting_that...

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TR oves a We allow for used cars only what they are actually worth. Because THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR and the Public is...

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INCOR| 1316 01324 72 : ; A Special Purchase and Sale of WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ WRAPPY COATS and CAPES i 9.95 $12.50 and $15...

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SELECTED AS A, MODEL TO THE BRITISH - ‘PUBLIC —that the milk you are using is as harmless as it appeats? You can- not tell

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Foot - Notes. *“Slip-On"" Pumps NE of the most de- cided fashion inno- vations of the pres- ent Spring Season. We were first

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Dllbkt olulnb(l—hh' m!ghl and tomorrdw; colder tonight, lowest temperaturt tly below freezing; iy o, itc.a0d tomor- lnnextume

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_TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 TS Amusements § s | be rulned by a lapse on the part of NATIONAL—Mr. Pim Passes By. lru?er:c'tlgr M.

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COMMUNITY CHEST METHODS UTLINED John Ihider Tells Club It Is Best Means of Raising Funds for Charity. AGAINST TAG-DAY SYSTEM

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PRINGE THRILED BY ELEPHANT HUNT British Heir Takes Part in Picturesque, Exciting Chase in India. By the Associated Press....

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& 4, CHOCOLATE ALMONDS Choicest almonds from Normandie, crisp-ovened to crunchy brittleness, lavishly mersed in milk...

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T TENST RO ? | 25c Dress Gingh : i i Read this Mossage Immedine] - NDISTRIAL HOMELE | ™ "6 vard |1 o _47c Each n be blamed

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WOMAN'S PAGE Menu for & Day. BREAKFAST Oranges Oat Hashed Brown Potatocs Muf Coffee LUNCHEON Mns ives Raisin Bread CURTIS...

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foa top that pain! UICK, warming, soathlng, comforting relicf follows en application of Sloan's t. Just elap it on the...

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FINANCIAL. —_— PITTSBURGH REPORTS GROWTH IN INDUSTRIES OF DISTRICT Production Expanding ax'ul Prices of Many Manufactured...

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MOGRIDGE AND ERICKSON / TO HURL AGAINST BRAVES e BY DENMAN THOMPSON. here today when the second bat the latter. George...

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N Pen n Runne STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WORLD RECORD EXPECTED (LN BOKER STARS |MUSICAL ROWING LESSON IN CONTEST ON APRIL fou

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B ITTLE IORIES 156’ BEI%Tl&E Farmer Brown’s Boy Has Fun With Trader.- BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. To live let live. Thus only may

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922 ROOMS, ETC. . 27 * _ WANIED_SITUATIONS | | BUSINESS OPRURTUNITIES

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REAL ESTATE. APARTMENTS OIET | “REGULAR FELLERS.” \ :__ UNFURNISHED—Continued. g e ALE 1500 YOU ST.—2nd-FLOOR APARTMENT, - [

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REAL ESTATE. 5 i . FORSALE—_HOUSES FOR SALE_HOUSES e Continued Centinued Continued EXCELLENT HOME VALUES. On 11th St. Near

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THE E.VE 'ING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH ™ The Sweet _]|MEMBERS OF CONGRESS INVITED | 7oaYs tuvemzars, | TO