Evening star. [volume], March 14, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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Start Tomorrow to
Swartzell, R1
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March 15th will be t,
our plan.. Making the re
by SYSTEM SAVING.
$50 a month and receive
and you will enjoy watc
Our office will be op<
SVYARTZELL,
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Commencing tomorrow.
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Men's
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Athletic
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Silk Stripe Madras
Cross Bar Madras
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Raleigh
1109-11 F
HART SCHA]
J. THILMAN HENDRICK,
Director.
Am an Investment broker of
lonf experience Mr. Hendrick
bringn to the directorate of
Ill ' this bank a keen knowledge
|| ?f reneral and local trade
|| condition* and markets. He Is
|| pertleolsrir well fitted to pass
|| npon investments and finanfl
cial affairs.
We Pa
SECURITY
WASHTNGTOI
! Corner* o1
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Save $5, $10 or $25 a Month
Under the
Laaot* fir Unncav Plan
UCC1IJ ML 1KUa IHU
of
?iD\iyp
he first day you may oiart saving under
solution to be among the first to benefit
You may choose to pay $5, $10. $25 or
interest on each payment at 6 per cent,
; ? ...
ning your investment giuw.
en from 8:30 to 6.
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ATIONS HOME TOWN t
urs: 8 AM. to 6 P.M.
ts Ahead of Time I
This Sale of 1
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Union Suits
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GET IN EARLY. jj
Haberdasher
Pennsylvania Avenue
?FNER & MARX CLOTHES
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For confidence ||[
Telling you about the men-who
stand in back of this bank is our way
of pointing out, not generally, but
specifically, how deserving they are
of the confidence you place in them.
It is our way of getting you bet- .
ter acquainted with the men who at
all times are waiting to be friends
with. you.
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COMMERCIAL DAllN
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Ii'apt. Hendley and tbr Tmvelogue Roy >
I turn b?lnf?n fhe Treasury
Washington. ?
j J. T. C. Girls and Boys: What do
j you think. Capt. Arthur J. Headley or
the Traffic Squad in Washington
j wants every hoy and girl in the Ju- 1
nior Travel Club to help keep, traffic
straight by keeping two rules themI
selves. Capt. Headley has a big job
J here in Washington, and he calls
upon our club everywhere to help, for
j as he said to me;
"If this is a Travel Club, of course,
you are interested in traffic, which is
a big problem in every city and getting
bigger. Now there are two rules
I that should be universal and the JuI
nior Travel Club can do wonders.
Here is rule one. Girls and Boys:
"One. when you step off a curb look
to the left always.
"Two. when you get to the middle
of the street look to the right al- I
ways."
I said to Capt. Headley that sounds
easy, but he said thousands of people
do not dot it. If they would many
accidents would be avoided. You see
that plan would give you a look at
anything coming either way. T told
him I would ask every member of the
Junior Travel Club to help in this, and
I want you to tell everybody you
know. Capt. Headley said he would
like to change the name of our club
to Junior Traffic Club, which would
leave the.-same initials but I told him
we could not do that. Now everybody
altogether on this and also do not
play in the street.
The Cantain showed me the "light
house" between the Treasury and the
White House. This light flashes day
and night at one of the busiest corners
in Washington during certain
hours.
Just think this over J. T. C. members!
Twenty thousand children under
the age of fourteen years are
killed in accidents of one kind or another
every year. The figures show
more children die for accidental reasons
than from epidemic diseases.
Write me about the traffic in your
town and organize to keep the two
rules Capt. Headley gives the Junior
Travel Club. RUSSET- L. BURKE.
The Travelog Boy.
P. S.?Who knows if Ben. Franklin's
grave is marked and if Robert
E. I-ee was ever offered the command
of the Union Army?
WOULD CENTRALIZE WORK
p"AO*iAn ?? PAntpftl Hoarincr house
and directive agency for civic and
patriotic organizations throughout
the United States will bo the object
Of a' convention of the National
American Council, which will meet
at tho New Willard Hotel tomorrow.
Dr. David Jayne Hill will preside
at the convention. The principal
topics of discussion will be elimination
of waste of time, effort and
money through the duplication of
effort on the part of societies; establishment
of standards for Americani_
zation work; creating better fraternal
relations with foreign-born residents
of the country; general improvement
of all systems tending to
raise the standard of Americanizing
foreign-born immigrants and settlers
Iin tliJs country.
Among those who will speak at the
convention will be Charles D. Orth.
president of the National Security
league: CoJ. P. W. Galbraith, national
commander of the American
Legion; Samuel Gompers. president
of the American Federation of !,a- I
bor, and Secretary Fall of the De- I
nartment of the Interior. |
BRCCEWOOD
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collar with the exi
elusive lock-front i
feature.
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i nn?l writes that lie wants nit* to;
a letter on nature I am *soinn i
0 to the Department of A*ricul- T
and see what 1 can find There .s *'
K to be a Hobby Show at the \
. A. the last of March and 1 know \
p boys who are going to have t
r hobbies on hand such as tree j
es. butterflies an things like s
Maybe you can arrange to go. I
therine Wold asks nie about a
linn in the southwest that 1'ncle r
once had a fence a rot;'eh but she t
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The reason for the two colors of at
he stone oti the Washington Monu- be
nent. 1 am told, since Kvelyn Crome- ' ap
in wrote and joined the club, is that gr
t took so long to finish it. They got tr
t up to where you see the line be- ]
ween dark and light and it was years |
ind years before the work started i n
main. m
Since the inauguration there have g<
con many letters asking about the i th
Vhite House and if 1 ever see Mr. !
larding. No. I have not set n him 1
ance the inauguration, hut the Whit*
louse grounds are open now and that
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oiling on Kastrr Sunday. I know a,
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David Anderson wains inc to write ;l?
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>oks th?-re an- about him. Write me
;ain and ask sonn thing about the.
ivernment of Washington and I will
y and And it for \ou
Fred Head wants to know about the
nate. so 1 will go up there and
at oh what they do. 1 have read so
uoh about the Senat* "whip i am
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njrelos sculpti>*ss anil accomplished
hlct. is studying aviation with a
iov* of takinir her mother on an
rial tour of Europe.
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