Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1921, Page 7

§ £ E Pennsylvania Avenue . Reduced to— 95¢ /Half Sole - SPICIAL, 3 DAYS ONLY Mnday—Tuesday—Wednesday t forget this place. It has saved you mong since we have been opened. 1 417 11th N.W. igh daring Among judge, a prom sicians, two bankers and The thieves evidently are d and able to distinguish betw, able liquors and the commoner kind. ed beer, found in se ral was pushed aside and in instances thrown down the Most of the hom: cated in the ex S = tion of Unionto ~ Q‘ ’ Q [ IT l[o few months, because of i attracting the thirsty omes, ‘{ s E REPA]-R | Tarly been dubbed “Alcohol Hill. — It the earth is | carrier pigeons Home-bre houses THE SUNDAY STAR. JANUARY 2, 1921_PART 1. — e | PRIVATE STOCKS RAIDED. homes of some of the most promi ee a er residents. Gaining access in the guise u of plumbers, painters and electricians, a trio of men, be loc rooks, have made away.with rare old vintage wines and aged lignor sto valued at several thousand dollars. The jobs each time have been done under ‘the cover of early the vietims Siiks & Company Continuing the Serious Work of Clearance: I'When reductions go to the extent that we have Y rought these it IS serious—for the loss involved is Eea]ly tremendous. But, on the chcr hand, the oppor- tunity provided for you s also tremendous—and there- fore compensating.to a degree. On Monday we sha]l OECX‘— Several lots of Men’s Suits, with extra trou- sers—which means almost the equivalent of two Stiits in one—for the extra trousers will practically double the life of the Suit. come out of the better grades—-—qnd are They In another grouping are Men’s'Suits and Overcoats. —Saks garments, and you know just what that means in tailoring satisfaction—that have sold up to $55. Reduced to— And Separate Trousers— Two distinct assortments— Worsted Cheviot and Cassimere Pants—neat’ pat- terns; correctly cut; all sizes, 30 to 42 waist. Values up to $8.50 $4.95 3 g ’ Worsted, Flannel and Cassimere Pants—plain, Ox- ford mixed and fancy effects.. ‘Many that.will match suits. (Fourth Floor) . Suits and Qvercoats Values up to $12.50 The result of some remarkable ‘concessions the makers made to us—and they are most excellent values, indeed. Single and Double-breasted Suits. Single and Double-breasted, Form-fitting, Ulsters and Ul- sterettes among the Over- coats. » Men’s Pants 15 Fancy Worsted and Cassimere Pants; neat patterns, for dress or every-day wear ; properly cut and care- fully made......coiciidasiseedsnes st doriosna $3.95 believed Seventh ’ 0 | Uniontown “Plumbers” and “Paint- « Us ER 1 ers” Make Numerous Hauls. | GRANTSVILLE, Md, January 1 (Special). —Uniontown socfety is suf- fering from the effects of a series of raids on private stock Tom Watson Also Would Force Direct U. S. Loans to Individuals. arknes county 1.—Thor nator-ele E. Watson, United St from Georgia, announces in a copy- righted statement to be published in| the Atlanta Constitution Sun at the extra session of the Sixty enth Congress he will introduce a bill \to make liberty and victory bonds and other government war paper le- gal tender. Mr. Wa he announced, plans for introducing bills to force the fed- eral reserve and farm loan banks to lend money directly to individuais and to require the Secretary of the Tre: | sury to issue the unissued greenbacks authorized by a bill signed by Presi- n, covered with snow, ill make only dent Lincoln. The total of these au- thorized but unissued greenbacks, { cording to the senator-elect) is $1 : 000,000. Would ‘Ie!\ Crisis. r Discussing hi tender of liberty and victory bonds, credit certificates, war savings stamps and all government obligation paper issucd during and since the world war as a remedy for what he claims is an existing “domestic crisis,” Mr. Watson declared such action would have an clectrifying effect upon American £ life. Such action, he said, “will not jn- crease the government’s obligatfon ¢nd dollar, but will immediately bring rpr the bank vaults, private safes, bureall ldrawers. tin boxes and stockings bil- lions of doilars of eirculating legal fen- der. now inactive and salable ‘only dt a'‘loss, and enable the people to pay |° their @bts to each other, the consumer to the merchant, the merchant to the small banker, the small banker to his correspondent, and so on. On passage of such legislation, Watson declared, “all apprehen: a panic wouldqg quickly disappea plan to make legal | i Mr. of . Discusxes Finance System. s Regarding the nation’s financial syd, 5 tem, Mr. Watson said he would intrg- duce Wilis to make 1t manflatory unis penalty, for the regional panks to lend direct o the farmers off approved se- curities at an interest rate not over & per cent} to repeal thay section of, tife farm loah bank act requiring a grotp of ten signatories to-a loan and inser- tion of a mandatory clause compelling such banks to lend to an individual ap- plicant upon approved security without the requirement of additional obligators. Opposition to an increase of taxes or to a higher {ariff and a.desire for re- establishment of pre-war tradg rela- tions with Russia, n:\d Germapy were expressed by Mr. AVatson in the same statement. He albo favored ending the war with Germany'fi reaofi:‘on. DANISH DRY LEADER SEES CALAMITY IN STRICT LAW Abandons Plan to Staft Movement As Result of Visit to United States. Cross-Atlantic Cubie Service to The Star. . COPENHAGEN, . January — “It Wwould be a great calamity- if Den- mark were to become prohibition as America is now,” declared Larsen Lede, leader of the Anti-Alcohol League of Denmark, who h’: Jjust re- r turned from a three-month )Jrip to the United States, where he ‘has been | studying the prohibition situation. The plan to start a movement for dry legislation in,Denmark has been abandoned, as ;'}esun of his trip. | And he is strongljlof the opinion that present conditions in America are ruining the character of its people. “What is happening in America is exactly the opposite of what was ex- pected,” he said. “My own. opinion is that prohibition is an absolute fail- ure in the United States. It simply shows how impossible it is to make 2 nation moral by ‘legislation. , The battle against alcohol must be ‘con- ducted along new lines, until the peo- give it up voluntarily. Compul- n evidently will bring results oppo- Jite to those desired.” —_— RAIL EXPENSES INCREASE. Southern Lines Spend 23.8 Per Centt More in October Than Year Ago. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., January 1.—To- tal operating expenses for the rail- road systems in the southérn rate di- vision of the Interstale Commerce Commission for October, 1920, show an increase over thgse of October, 1919, of 23.8 per cent, while the net operating income for {He same month in 1920 shows an increase of only 20.20 per cent, according; to an official report from the buread of railway economics of WasRington, D. C., which was received at the traffic bu- reau today. : — ! V. S. ATTORNEY DIES, DENVER, Colo., January lL—United States District Attorney H. B. Ted- rowj died at his home here this af- terdoon. He had been ill for several days with pneumonia, which developed from influenza. el @ & Tel. Main 3769 seventh streets before which have ever watched an event of the kind. the fall It was can -den Deposited at Ahe | | atong w | which E feared J d Passenger Train. ht. Ii While lo to make ar affair, tents of th $100,000, T it w minutes to the reports. -cntered the masked and them to stand qu selected the two pouches. Although mummers pageant was divided features and novelties that it took three and a half hours to pass a given point. Leaves Empress Eugenie| |BALFOUR DECEIVED Portrait To Her Benefactor | LONDON. January 1.—The l most IFIHHH’\IM- touch in the | | of the former Empr | ST - | Bugenie of France. probate Declares British Failed to which has just been granted, | is hef bequest of a litle Greuze it to Sir John Bu port on fron{ Fra | témder ¢, 1 of the Dr. ¥ L, wt who most a er § vith Sugen the royed. BAND ITS ROB MAIL CAR sy WHILE CLERKS LUNCH It Pouches Said t> Contain $100,000 Are Taken From - Georgia e pouch. h. bandit e e t at 2 heav ¢ \CROWDS WATCH MUMMEES Philadelphia’s New Year Event Has Picturesque Featyres. PHILADELPHIA, January 1—Pre- senting a pageant bizzarre e novelties, flects, the Mummers—Philadel- phia’s famous combined New Year associat.ons—paraded for the fdrty- time today along sun-swept the there in line e The three dishes which are invari- ably to be found on King George's. sideboard on Christmas day are the royal baron of beef, the boar’s.head and the woodcock pie. Constancy—the Greatest Quality of a Great Car When people call the Cadillac the greatest pas- senger car in the world they actually mean that it is the most trustworthy, the most constant and the most dependable car in the world. Deliveries at once on both closed and open types 1f you contemplate the purchase of a Cadillac, we shall be glad to appraise your present car, whatever the make may be, with a view of accepting it as part payment. The Wéshington Cadillac Co. ‘Custom-Made Living Room Suites 982 to 300« EveryOne Worth """ Dauble - Suites built, if yofi wish, to your own dsigp. ,,"l'he Washington Chair Co., -lnc.‘ . two days afeer | F) | s wrote | own hands when the German were bombing London and she’ original held up early today i 1 postal offici y staement r reported ‘that the con- Member Washington - Automotive Trade Association. Every one made on the premises. U.S. SAYS DENRAN (Disclose Secret Treaties Wit sapan. . m Denman of San F of the Shippine | declared yesterday in an open let to members of Congress that the r Balfour, former Briti e for 2 to_. s the exist hetween and, Japan required lanation than his qu of dol States loaned Gi the war. England Sop- to Deau- mbarked 1 | | i at mid- the vessel by the wa beauti nd whe LT an esta te e 10,000,000, might the United | . “filled our T tables spitality was extended to While he was making them the ink was scarcely dry on the las three not called seeret al where our {from a na Island of valuable navai ix Charges Isolation of Guam “Japan, our ri by agrecment with firmed in the pe | zroup of island Atlanta to, mountable North aced an unsur- n us and the st and the Japanes Islands. Great Britain's price for this . was the British control of the of the South Pacific group. whic event of hostilities to which such diplo- declined | ma. inevitably tends, would isolate arding thelGuam from the Philippines. “It is obvious' that Mr. Balfour owed alued at)to us the disclosure of the existence of these agrecments. Why he did not re- quires no further explanation than his quest of the’ four billions of dollars. t will_help liberal England to un- tand the growing mistrust of Ameri- ca toward her to know that there was active deception, in addition to suppre sion of the facts, at the time the loan was negotiated.” Mr. Denman then charges that at a conference between the Balfour mission and himself and Secretary Lansing and Assistant Secretary Polk of the State Department - Mr. Balfour stated that “all the agreements between the allies affecting the interests of the United States and general world shipping condi- tions” would be “fully disclosed to the American_conferees,” but that he had never “redeemed his promise.” U. S. SHIP IN DISTRESS. Ozaukee, 370 Miles Off Brest, Needs Assistance. LONDON, January 1.—The American steamer Ozaukee is reported in distress 370 miles off Brest, in a rough sea, says a dispatch to Lloyds frzr; .\;antvt; The vessel is urgently in n.ed of amgnce. Her engines are fdamaged and ‘8 short of fuel, ? cs were B restaurant during the train fllDPl)chd< Whon the andit, | 3¢ ily , forced fetly by while he of riotous fancy _floats calor, and greatest’ throngs were only 3,000 this year the into "so many The Ozaukee of 2,835 tons net, salled from New York, December 2 and Charleston, S. C., December §, for Nantes, Franc 1138-40 Connecticut Avenue Telephone -Franklin 3900-3901 Every one consisting of 3 pieces. Every one guaranteed to be the best and at strictly factory price. - 2 - 615 E Street N.W. Hatters Union Recommend Mini- America DANBURY, Conn Hat Manufacturers’ Association REUPHOLSTERING FAVOR WAGE CUT. [hury D directo mum Scale Reduction. | ot } from $10 a ry 1 he Nat Janu upon the request of —— zes be reduced 40 per vent United Hatters of now Zoes to the 1 4 national York Special. To keep our expert workmen bus: are making the foll wing special 10-day offer: 3-Piece $ For Suites Labor Reupholstered Only Excellent variety of choice upholstery fabries, including Velours, Tapestries and Imitation Leathers 98c per yard, up. Slip Covers Made to Order. 625 D St. N.W.—Main 6674 This Seal makes glass theBestGmtaer Because it is as nearly perfect as the glass itself, this trade-marked Cap makes glass the best container. The original purity and flaver of glass-packed foods can only be retained by proper sealing. This the Cap makes possible. ‘When you buy, therefore, you should be careful to accept only the foods which bave this trade-mark on the Cap. For a quartef cen- tury the leading packers have looked to us to supply Caps that meet all conditions, with their constant changes and increasing diffi- cult requirements. Now for your protec- tion and theirs, we trade-mark them. Even if heretofore this has seemed a trifling thing, you can look well to it now. Send for “The Story of Preserving.” It's free. PHOENIX-HERMETIC CO. Complete List of _ 'Ne_w January Victor Records tJ "Now on Sale at Jordan’s ~ Number fintofele—I alt; motte (They Threw My Child ki 2 l.n:o'the se:).m Pr-:mfl‘:u.} 74651 ish March (From “Ruins of Athens”); It = Mischa Klman { €4915 Quartet in D Minor—Allegretto ma nom troppo - (Mozart), Flonzaley q-;t:. 74652 n—Polonaise, “lo son Titania” (Pm Fair) ul"’;?llnnh).- Ameclita Galli-Curei § 74653 Life, Orville Harrold 4916 Banjo Song, Mme. Homer and Miss Louise Homer S7572 Elijah—If With All Your Hearts, Edward Johnson 74654 ince You Went Away, Tk John McCormack and Fritz Krelsler § 87573 Le Coucou (The Cuckoo); piano, . Sergei Rachmaninof § 84019 Andrea Chenier—Nemico della patrie? (The El..ly} of His Country?), Titta Ruffo {85626 Stein Song, Reinald Werrenrath ~ 64914 That Naughty Waltz, Olive Kline—Elxie Baker) oy Alabama Moon, Olive Kline—Elxie Baker Alice Blue Gown—W; %, oseph C. Smith’s Orchestra Tripoli—Medley Waltx, Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra, ve You Sunday—Medley Fox Trot, The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Oh, Gosh!—One Step. The Benson Orchestra of Chicago My Sahara Rose—Medley Fox Trot; accordion, % 18700 Oh, Gee! faszor Pletro Pietro Stop It!—One Step; accordion, I’ve Got the Blues for My Kentucky Home, Aileen Stanley 18703 Singin’® the Blues; Aileen Stanley Sally Green (The Village Vamp), Billy Murray Pve Got the A-B-C-D Blues, 18704 Billy Murray-Ed. Smalle Forgive Me, Lord. Homer Rodeheaver 0ld Rugged Cro: X . t1s7os Mrs. William-Asher-Homer Rodcheaver Charles Harrison Avalon (Fox Trot Song), Peerless Quartet § 15707 Rock-a-Bye Lullaby Mammy, Feather Your Nest, Albert Campbell-Henry Burr 08 Old Pal, Why Don’t You' Answer Me? Heury n-rr},l"” Grieving for You—Feather Your Nest—Fox Trot, Paul Whiteman and His Ambaxsador Orchest }:flm My Wonder Girl—Cornl Sea—Fox Trot, Paul Whiteman and Hix Ambassador Orchestra EXTRA! JUST RECEIVED Big Shipment of That Wonderful Hit — MARGIE Fox-Trot by Dixieland Jazz Band —Other Side Palesteena Fox-Trot Record Number 18717 ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 13th and G Sts. For 10 Days Only v at this season, we Furniture Refinished and Repaired. UNITED UPHOLSTERY CO. 85¢ Watch for this trade mark when Price $1.75 125 175 175 .25 1.50 1. 1.50 125 175 1.25 1.00 £