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D. C. CHURCH CALLS
JERSEY MINISTER
Rev. Sizoo Favored for New
York Avenue Pulpit, Va
cant Two Years.
Hev. Joseph H. Sizoo of Somerville.
X. J., was unanimously called to
the vacant pastorate of the New
Vork Avenue I‘resbyterian Church
at a congregational meeting: last
night at the church.
Rev. Mr. Sizoo has been the pas
tor of the Second Reformed Church
of Somerville for seven years. Prior
to that time he Ivas located at Wal
den. N. Y. He was bom in Ant
werp, Belgium, some forty years ago,
..nd is of Hugonot-Holland parentage.
Ho came to this country with his
parents when he was a small child,
sind lived at Chicago. 111., where he
was educated in the public schools,
and later graduat'd from the Mount
Hope, College of Holland. Mich., and
from the Theological Seminary at
New Brunswick, N. J.
After a short time in India ns a
missionary, he returned to Amer
ica and served the church at Wal
den, X. Y.
Hears (.mid Reputation.
He is said to he a “pulpit orator
• of dynamic force, a creator of en
thusiasm in his congregation, a
natural-horn friend-maker, a manly
man and a power for good in the
community in which he is residing."
It is understood that Mr. Sizoo has
already indicated his willingness to
accept the call, and a definite reply
from him is expected in a few days.
He has been invited to occupy the
pulpit of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church on Raster Sunday,
and it is expected that he will lake
tip his pastoral duties here some time
during the month of May.
The Hutch Reformed Church has
the same faith as the Presbyterian
Church, and is frequently spoken of
as the Presbyterian Church of Hol
land.
The church has been without a reg
ular pastor since Rev. Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe, now pastor emeritus, re
signed two years ago. It is one of
the largest Presbyterian congrega
tions in the city, and the church
building last summer was entirely
renovated.
DEFICIENCY MEASURE
APPROVED BY HOUSE
The House today aproved the con
ference report on the first deficiency
appropriation bill to meet anticipated
shortages for the- current fiscal year
ending June 30.
This disposes of the bill except that
tt has to return to the Senate for
approval of one small technical
amendment affecting the Department
of Justice.
The bill as passed carries $156,671,
685.5".
Items Stricken Out.
Two important items for the Dis
trict were stricken from the bill in
oor. ferenci
Dtti- of these was an appropriation
of g’jOO.OO" fur the purchase of the
Klingle valley tract to be added to
th. parkway system and the other
was an item for 84.500 for the pay
ment of a special counsel for the
Public I'iilitles Commission in the
valuation eases.
Two small items for the District
Wire put in the bill. One of these
is fl.tiOO lor the otfiee of the recorder
of deeds, which Chairman Madden
told the House was in desperate
straits, in order to properly conduct
its business. The other was $3,000
for public convenience stations.
PLAN FOR CONVENTION.
Dr. W. Gerry Morgan, newly elected
president of the American Congress
on Internal Medicine, and other mem
bers of the Medical Society of the
District of Columbia will meet at
the Medical building, 1718 M street
northwest, at 8 o’clock 'tomorrow
night to inaugurate plans for the
annual convention of the Congress on
Internal Medicine and American Col
lege of Physicians, which will be held
here next February.
About 80" of the country’s medical i
leaders will attend the convention. j
I. B. C.
Bran Cookies
Made of Wheat Bran
As a health food for young
and old they cannot eat too
many.
Magruder’s
Best Groceries
Conn. Ave. and K St. i
Established 1875
Phone 4180
FAMOUS OLD TONIC
STOPS SPRING FEVER
THERE is no better spring tonic
than Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. At
this time of the year, everybody
needs something to enrich the blood
and tone up the system.
If you are beginning to feel listless
and exhausted, get Gude’s right away
and begin to get the benefit of its won
derful strengthening, energizing qual
ities. It contains the iron your blood
needs and the health giving invigor
ating elements to put you in fine trim
for spring and Summer. At your drug
gist's in both liquid and tablet form.
r r _„ T„ t-doto To sc* for yourself the
r ree 1 auieis h. alth-buildingvslneof
Glide's Pepto-Mangan,send for free Package.
M. J. Breitenbach Co., 53 Warren St-, N. Y.
Gude’s
Pepto-Mangan
Tonic and Blood Enricher
Remember Tonsiline
TONSILINE is the National Sore
Throat Remedy—it is sold in every
State in the Union. Most people buy j
a bottle occasionally because most
people occasionally have Sore Throat.
They buy it for the prompt, welcome
relief it brings to sufferers from this
malady. You can forget Sore Throat if j
yon will only remember TONSILINE
and get the bottle NOW that —.
waits for you at your druggists. dgM
Look for the long neckedffl
fellow on the bottle when you l>j
get it. N
35 cents and 60 cents. Hoe- U)
pital Size, ?1.00. jA j
TRINKLE IS GUEST
OF FIRE FIGHTERS
[ | Virginia Governor nnd Other Of
| ficials Attend Banquet of Cheny-
I j dale Department.
I OIL LEASE SCANDAL SCORED
j
| Senator Glass Applauded as ‘‘the
Next President.”
»
’ Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUEKHYDALE, Va„ March 38.—Fa
. cetious and serious reference to the
many investigations now being con
ducted in Washington marked the ad
dresses of the principal speakers at
■j the eighth annual banquet of the
j Chcrrydale volunteer tire department
j in Firemen’s Hall last night, which
, i included Gov. K. Lee Trinkle of Vir
j ginia. State Senator Frank L. Ball of
i j Arlington county, Frederick William
j Wile, journalist, and Wilbur Hall,
j delegate to the state legislature from
I Loudoun county. Hugh Held served
i as toastmaster.
Bias* for President.
This reference to the turmoil and
j confusion resulting from these inves
j ligations, which appeared to hold so
I much interest for the 300 or more
i diners, did not. however, overshadow
I ,L . Pi’VPhecy made by Senator Ball that
j Virginia would furnish the next
■ i President of the United States and at
. least one man of his cabinet. That
I man, he said, is Carter Glass, at pres
[ ent one of the Virginia members of
i the United Stales Senate. This state
i ment was met with tumultous ap
, | plause. as were other remarks of Mr.
i i Ball’s with respect to Virginia’s con-
J tribution to the nation. Tn this con-
I nection ho mentioned, in glowing
i terms, the virtues and accotnplish
j ments of such men as George Wash
ington, Thomas Jefferson. John Mar
shall. James Monroe. Robert K. Lee.
Stonewall Jackson, Woodrow Wilson
and others.
t' ov ; Trinkle was accompanied by
Mrs. Trinkle and has aide, Col. P. P.
| Deans. The party on arriving was
j given an ovation, marching to their
Places amid the strains of “Hail, Hail,
j the Gang's All Here,” sung by the en-
I tire assembly.
Address by Trinkle.
Gov. Trinkle, in speaking of the
sensational revelations in the Ng
tional Capital, said that he was fear
x i t . The Store of Better Values
Chiffon Hosiery p t ,
5f.59 $3-65 ;|
Style Crowned With Value :|
Extraordinary Offering in Smart Coats, Suits and
Dresses Paris Inspired
]| mk Coats
JKBbSW New Sports Goats in beautiful, rich-colored fabrics,
* n t^l . e to PP er styles so much in demand.. Os a style and
quality 7 that you would ordinarily pay much more for.
mWmk Specially $ C.OO
Priced
Paris-inspired Coats in twills, satins and sports fab-
WpHB ■' rics, and some fur-trimmed. Some wdth braiding, pleats,
tucking. All the new 7 spring colorings.
ec * a^y s^C^-50
if] Ilf Individual One-of-a-kind Goats, luxuriously fur
trimmed. All the new colorings.
s p%H” *49= to *Bs=
Dresses Jp
Replicas of fashion’s newest favorites, in all the
smartest fabrics and colorings of the new 7 season. I BkV
Specially $1 Q«SO //'SR' SiJ^
Priced JL S= If
Wondrous Frocks, for all occasions—street, formal, 8
afternoon wear —in all the smart styles, fabrics and col
orings of the season.
Specially ] j
Priced .;
Plain and Check Flannel Dresses LJIS&
Smart tailored and semi-tailored styles in fine quality j IjWal '
flannels—all the new colorings. * / mil
Specially $1 ,95 //
Priced JLJI= JI U
Smart Suits Blouses
C A English Broadcloth in the
* . / V«**'v smart new boyish effects.
_ Jggj J Unusually Low priced
$9.00
The new boyish style in fine Jk*
quality 7 twill —faultlessly* tailored _
—beautifully silk lined.
other suits Overblouses I
„ A— Fine quality crepe de chine
sXfl.so i./x yU C -00 “in the new smart color
- f Til />ri= ings of the new season ; some
* v all-over braided; some smart- {
From the smart O’Rossen mode . ly tail 2£ e i
to the elaborate three-piece cos- S) |
tumes. X Jimi
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, P. C.. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1924.
ful that political leaders will allow
investigations to go too far, spread
ing unwarranted distrust and lack of
confidence in the government. He
said the mere mentioning of the name
of a man in connection with any of
the scandals besmirshes his character
to a certain extent, resulting In in
justice being dune to high purposed
men.
Gov. Trinkle told his audience not
to have any fears about the future
of Virginia, stating that it was on
the upward path. “The state Is in
a splendid financial condition,” he
said, despite the fact that you hear
t so much about a deficit of $14,000,000.”
While this is true, he said, it means
about as muejt to the statu as a SIOO
debt would mean to the average man.
Mr. Wile referred to Washington as
a community of ’’rumor, revelation and
remorse.” and expressed the opinion
that both political parties had played
politics for the past ninety days. He
said that the nation was riding on
rough and dirty seas at the present
time, but was confident that it would
finally arrive at its destination of clean
liness.
Department Complimented.
Like all the other speakers, Mr. Hall
complimented the fire department on Us
I OPEN FOR INSPECTION |
§ Saturday Afternoon and Sunday |
| Don’t Buy Before Seeing These Homes I
2943 MACOMB ST. N..W. |
Detached 9-Room and Bath =
| All modern improvements, Y> square west of Connecticut 1
f Avenue. Vacant. |
| PRICK—TRRMS—LOCATION—MARK THIS HOMK A BARGAIN =
2807-2817 WOODLEY ROAD, N.W. 1
= (Junt North of Wardman Park Inn)
6 NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK a 1
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| OUILI MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL SOLD 1
Pittsburg Water Heater—Hardwood Floors 1
| BRICK GARAGES |
WESLEY HEIGHTS |
Motor out Mars. Ave, or take Wisconsin Ave. street oars to
= intersection of Mass, artd Wisconsin Aves., thence west on Jewett =
5 St. to this Miller-built community of moderate priced homes. Their =
5 value is proven by the way we are selling them. Even before com- as
;•= Diction. You owe it to yourself ajid family to see homes and ss
; j let us tell you about them. Do it now—is our advice. E
W. C. & A. N. MILLER jj
= Realtors =
| 1119 17th St. N.W. Main 1790 |
wonderful strides toward improving the
fire protection of the county and for
its other civic activities.^
Brief addresses were made by Fred
Doe, president of the fire department:
Chief Williams and C. C. Donaldson and
K. C. Turnbuke, former chiefs of the
department.
For his faithful services to the de
partment the latter was presented a
gold fountain pen and pencil by H. M.
Brown, on behalf of his many friends in
the department.
Mrs. Amos C. Donaldson, chairman of
the ladies’ committee, which prepared
and served the banquet, and who has
served in a like capacity at all of the
annual parties of the department, was
presented a beautiful floor lamp by
Mrs. John Milstead, as a token of ap
preciation of her services.
Invocation was pronounced by Rev.
W. M. Snyder, pastor of the Cherrydale
Methodist Protestant Church. Knter
tainment features of the program were
furnished by the Montrose Orchestra
and Ben Levin and his aggregation.
The banquet arrangements were In
charge of a committee headed by C. A.
Candee, who was warmly congratulated
for the great success of the affair.
PROF. A. J. PEARSON
IS NAMED AS ENVOY
Appointed Minister to Poland.
Instructor at Drake Uni
’ I ,
versity, lowa.
}
! Alfred J. Pearson, professor of mod
ern languages at Drake University,
lowa, was nominated by -President
Cooiidge today to be minister to Po
j land.
j He will eruoceed Hugh Gibson, re
, cently transferred to Switzerland.
* Drof. Pearson was recommended by
Senator Cummins, republican, lowa.
■ OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT j
in the /
Dent Building
1409 L Street N.W.
Large, bright, well ventilated rooms; central, conven
ient location. The only office building in the entire block.
Rooms single or en suite. Apply:
| GARDINER & DENT, Inc , Agents
On Premises
|| Main 4884 j
1214 F; St.
In all Gold’s Millinery History there never was
a sale so bold and original as
this stupendous Millinery
Event that brings for tomor
row, Saturday—
-600 EXQUISITE EASTER
| - CREATIONS
Giving Expression to Every Phase of the
•*- Millinery Mode—At One Price
I s 7
600 Hats in a Single Group at a Single Price—and That
Price by Far the Lowest We Have Ever Quoted
JJg/ % on Millinery of Such Distinction
ml - EXPECT TO SEE
jf wj Beautiful Milans—Genuine Hair Hats
| Jr New B eng aline Hats
Canton Crepe Hats —New Leghorns
' ■—and on and on through such a
* description of springtime love
j r~~* liness as must arouse the eager
i anticipation of every woman
"" f ( within the radius of service
Black and White —Black and Red
Navy—Sand—Gray . —r— x
Gopen—Orchid—W ood —Y ellow—Almond
Sports Hats, Street Hats, Dress Hats, Theater Hats— 111 > Jt
! Hats for every occasion of the spring season. y
KING’S TRAIN DERAILED.
Victor Emmanuel of Italy Is Shak
en Up.
B j the Associated Preas.
NAPLES, Italy, March 2S.—King
Victor Emmanuel was badly shaken
up by the derailment of a train on
which he was a passenger from
Home. The train reached Naples this
| morning after some delay.
SPRING PAPERING
AND PAINTING
Don't pnt off longer haring what Ii needed
around the home done now—Reasonable
cbarge«- -N» dirt or inconrenlence.
CORNELL WAI L PAPER CO.
m lath Bt. N.W. Mala 11373-0374
OPEN FOR INSPECT
Saturday Afternoon and Sunday
5032 41st Street N.W.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
7 Rooms (4 Bedrooms) and Bath
| Electric lights, hot-water heat, hardwood floors throughout,
| I instantaneous hot-water heater, screens, metal weather stripped.
I Many other attractive features.
i Drive not Conn. Avr, to Harrison St., then won to 4)»t and one
I Mqnare Month. or t«k« W isconsin Ave. earn to Garrison St. and thenr-e
I 2 abort <u|UArrs rant.
I FOR SALE BY
W. C. and A. N. MILLER
Realtors
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1119 17th St. N.W. Main 1790
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