Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1921, Page 11

0.6 ELIF QUOTA NEEDING 1200 Over 12,000 Starving Chil- dren, Assigned for Washing- ton to Save, Unprovided For. Washington is still short over 12,- 000 in the lives of starving European children it must save. At $10 a life tais means §$125.000 to be given out- right or pledged within the next two ‘weeks. The District’s quota is 20,000 soungsters, of which it has taken care of about §,000. Vevertheless, so confident are local campaign leaders that the National apital will do its full share and jore within the allotted time that A MoSes, chairman, has announce t the drive will end J v 186, scheduled, despite the fact that na- onal headquarters of the European ief Council has decided to con Wednesday and ending January 13. The works displayed will be donated by the artists to be sold for the bene- fit of the Hoover campaign. AT.ong ihe painters who will aid the fu Ww. H. Holmes, Bertha th I swec mwveunarionre L IBRARIAN LAUDS Proposal That March 4 Funds Be Given to European Re- lief Work. To the Editor of The St As _the Presiden ing, has expressed a liking for sim loyes, i 1d pli ) Souncuey Sl o SM. T Th, s : vened today, and, besides completing | There is one remedy that seldom g co and ostentation, and o ese meetings are pre s eney v, , bes ne re = ot Senator Bo most appr Advance” for Assistants |[nearingson the Lentbach bit [ite organization. receivea tne finat|fails to stop itching torture and re for the purpose of clarifying the | jescage of Gov. James M. Cox, demo- lieve skin irritation, an at makes priate rrmlrkl ul’alnu:lvl;h;:::ynd ; ure A et against the present by Reclassification. wish scheme of the inauguration on the coming Voice the sentimen: of most of the|pyplic Library today characterized older residents of Washington, and also that of the people of the United sion, and one 4th of March. 1 think 1| Dr. George F. Bowerman of ed. as a “distinct advance” over Should be conducted with great dig-[old bill of the reclassification com- ven, nity. not mention appropriate | oo economy time should the strictest decorum and economy be observed. The world |jn the professional class in the Lehl- has just gone through the most ter- |y, .. moasure, along with other pro-|centers for the diceu o house an ator Frank E. Whitte- ible war in history, and millions of 1 people are at the present moment not onal and scientific workers of the {tion and taking of ac more of Akron elected president o a nly suffering. but starving from its |government, and will take part in the { duestions of a pub cter, ro tem. of the denate. roubles, ordinary soaps frects. Mr. Hoover the present moment meeting to be s trying to collect as much money t'nue the national campaign through- | a3 possible to save as many lives as out the month. H pusulllllt\ 3 ] o Y s : much—and some of us more—than |educational services 4 e S ““( int.|{ We can afford. and the strength of iment - will consider the Lehlbach There will be an exhibition of paint- | Y [i' o n o gies and of all our avatl- | measure pro and con. Members of ings and sculptures at the Arts Club, | able resources should be devoted to 2017 I street northwest, beginning|helping the needy and rescuing the future generation. In view of the above facts, it would seem almost indecent to waste ousands of dollars on a “show” | While pleased with the general chich would be inappropriate at any |vance of the library workers in ti time and especially unworthy at this | Lehlbach measure. Dr. Bowerman 1t especially at {h held Thursday and we are all giving as|professional, sub-professional Urges Pay Amendment. K S sad time. pointed out today that there are some T R ANNS I T May 1 respectfully suggest that a |features in relation to library work- Ty N SURD O h“‘B S pros ion headed by the police of |ers which may be amended. €Clata Hill and H. K Bush-Hrown. the District escorting the presiden- | The starting salary of some library Hoover's Statement. tial party, followed by a detachment | workers, $1.080, is held too low to Herbert Hoover in his latest state- | from the Army and N as being | cure the men and women of the ment savs: W ve some room for arrangément? Aba i Wbl e iy May I again call your attention to despondency im America if our situa tion were that of any of the countries .{ eastern or central Europe. If we had but five to seven months' food .supply, with the harvest eight month if our children were u ourished; if we were not pos he essential food for childre were underclad. without the ma v do receive w th <ign people, We might have a right to complain.” Mr. Hoover has made a_successful personal appeal to James N. Rule, na- Zional director here of the Junior Red Cross, for the co-operation of that or- sanization. 1500,000 Polish Children Need Aid. ! According to a late report of Rob- ‘ert E. Olds. American Red Cross com- Trissioner to Burope. thove are 1500 | €00 children of Poland in need of { medical and surgical attendance. | Twenty per cent of ail Polish chil- dren already are defective or de- formed from malnutrition. according 1o carefully collected statistics from tweaty leading child hospitals in Warsaw, Zyradaw. Lodz. Lusk and Kioloe. The average Polish family has eight children. and under pres- ent conditions an average of only hree survive. Tuberculosis is taking « heavy toll amonsg the little sui- ferers. The Evening Star employes have eollected $223 for the fund. Checks | a Momer building, 13th | orthwest, phones | Machinery recently devised will lay conerete on a toadway 9 to 12 inches | cov 12, Bicknesa, covering 14,000 " Mr. the most dignified and appropriate |sired caliber. According to the b as now.drawn up, a junior library : brary assistant, a total of nine vt INVITATION You are invited to join our Christmas Sav- ings Club for 1921, now open. Prompt atten- tion and courteous treatment to all— Commercial and Savings Accounts Foreign Exchange Union Savings Bank BOTH SIBES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale Odd Lots of Furniture At Reductions of 1/ to 15 The great number of people who thronged our furniture store today is proof that we are offering genuine values at prices that have not been so low in years. Preparatory to taking inventory we are making tremen- dous reductions to clear out all odd lots, few-of-a-kind pieces, odd suites 710 14th Street _Oldest Savings Bank' in Washington OEPENDABLE STORE® for the bedroom and dining room, and in complete lines. $850.00. Reduced to ».... and Rockers at Tapestry Upholstered ers offered at exactly O] FOURTH the regular ing price. Come early first ‘choice! Ljving Room Chairs YOUR unrestricted choice of our entire stock of Reclining Chairs, in various woods and finishes; also all odd Leather, " Muleskin“and ing Room Chairs and Rock- 4-piece Louis XV Bedroom Suite, in American Walnut. Reg- ular price, $32500. Reduced 0. oo ccveic v ooaccancooanseionin 10-piece Chippendale Walnut Dining Room Suite. Regular price, $845.00. Reduced to. cossg 5-piece Adam Bedroom Suite, with twin beds; ivory finish. Regular price, $485.00. Reduced t0...qc00e. .- Ceiiote, . Liv- NE- sell- for Goldenberg’s Furniiture Store—*“Across the Street” . Let this sale be the means of completely furnishing your home and supplying the needed articles of furniture to greet the guests you will entertain during the Inaugura- tion. Lose no time in getting here early, as quantities of each item are limited. Dining and Bed Room Suites Sacrificed $235.00 $725.00 ceseccseagecpercsasacaaiann 10-picce Louis VI Waindt Dining Raom Suite. Regular pricc,} $695 00 seceevrresecscepeescosetonsssecccane Y Upholstered Bedroom Chairs and Rockers Reduced e oo Chaits and Rock $24.00] Roduced #0 .rrerr 08 TN $16.00 Upholstered Bedroom Chairs and Rock- ers, in mahogany—one eac! $32.00. Reduced to ...... 0dd Vanity Dressers at Big Reductions cutar price 155 10 Reamnie™.. " $135.00 One Walnut Vanity Dresser; regular price, $165.00. Re- duced to— $135.00 130.00 One Ivory Vanity Dresser; s with large bevel mirrors. OneWalnut Vanity Dresser; Regular price, $175.00. Re- | Fesular price, $195.00. Re- duced to— duced to— $139.00 $145.00 One Ivery Vanity Dresser; regular price, $175.00. Re- duced to— One Makogany Vanity One Walnut Semi-Vanit: regular price, $125. | Dresser; T ey teecu P $125. Roduced' '!"::uh.r price, $75. $75.00 i $49.00 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1921 0"“0 LEGISLATURE GETS members held caucuses at 10 o'clock |certificate of election will be issued to to nominate candidates for speaker |Julian Campbell, republican candidate | inaccuracies increasing Campbell's for railroad commissioner, examination W Other Meetings Planned. Demo Remains Following the meeting scheduled for | "2 sl i Sate Thursday night, and the one for Janu- Senate—Tennessee Solons [Dr. Bowerman Sees “Distinct | tional “Federation of “¥edersi” Em” | onio general assembly formally con- - the Lehlbach reclassification bill, injfvisions of the Lehl h measure. political party had such a predominat- <o far as the workers of the library | D Distriot ern- s Ve o - | ni [ zervices in the Distriot are concern | JRGES SCHOOL FORUMS. [nove members oniy twelve aro dome; | night, Library workers have been placed|in w night { ropresentatives and other offici | S convened = U it at 8 o'clock at the Public Library. tribute to the memory of Dr. L. M. | noon today in its sixty ;“" i‘:'e ::lise 7 s:(fi; ’.'n':"‘ At this meeting members of the|Powers, late pastor of the church, was | with an extended program of -leg! ptic, g and | paid in a resolution offered by Mr. E.|tion confronting the members. - | hastens the process of healing. | of the govern-|L. Costigan, which was adopted. “liminary to the session the democratic | The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. | Ithe skilled trades and printing trades i ,services will meet on the night of January 12 at 1423 New York avenue. z Heinz Cream Of sistant would have to work five year: Hoover's appeal? as such, and then four years as a li- before he would become eligible to Iu_g’rrplelsional rank. bat] , Dr. - da mi fMces, inations being man believes, 1o mach oo 1ong, and COX’S FINAL MESSAGE | onsidered cquivaient o slection. could be shortened to the advantage The announcement c¢omes from thg| of all. state canvassing boavd today that a | For ltching Torture | Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo ary 12, meetings of the other services into which government workers have Convene. been divided by the Lehlbach bill will 7 Lo held, under auspices of the Na-{ COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 3.—The | | 1 | | e gt Eoyernment workersthem- | .\ " ho will be succeeded, January clves 88 to their likes and dislikes |Crat, Wl 2 Any druggist can supply you with In the bill. As stated in The Star last |10, Gov. Harry Davis, republi- oD | the | woek, considerable unfavorable Zi'nby Go%ioct g > 'z:."“" a ich “‘“g‘"’ Latpheredl ng has am . 5 skin iseases. czem itch, | Klfi!ernm}’;:nwg:;::r\“ sz.n”.\»r;guffr;':",'f Not in the state’s history has any i the skin soft, clear and healthy. ing majority as that of the republi in the present aésembly. Of the stantly. a safe, antisepti James- A. Reynolds of | .. =i Addressing the open forum of the|Cleveland, equal suffrage exponent, iz (1iquid, clean, easy to use and de- Church of O oy ay ev the only democrat. pendable. It costs only 35c; an| ing, Re; Officials agreed upon in caucus were | extra large bottle, $1.00. It will Pennsylvan sed | elected. Rupert Beetham of Harrison is not greasy or sticky and of the public schools ity (county was eclected speaker of the e MOt gicony, y 1 as the conduct B s S, Tenn., January 3. | i ating and liable to aggra- ad- | the Tomato Soup Made With Real Cream Heinz Tomato -Soup amazes housewives who have doubted that soup in a can could be so good. Try one can to be convinced. Our price,' 1 4C N\ /%" A Store Near Your Home per can.. SANITARY BUTTERIb.61¢ | NEW PRICES e Rose Rice 5. for. .. .oe oo 25¢ Mg Novy Beam, 4 . v~ 25 | FRESH MILK California Lima Beans, per Ib............10c | Per Quart, 15¢ Blackeye Peas, 3 Ibs. for. . ...............25¢ PerPint . 8c STORAGE EGGS doz. Tle| nomeroriauiinie Wkt Bakers Conane 10 oo 25 | CAMPBELL’S Hershey’s Cocoa, 3-lb. tin. . ............18c | Pork and Beans § Herslley's cflcoa, 1-Ib. tin...... .{.r.;...35C Our price has been reduced to WHITE POTATOES pk.35¢| 2% 21c Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour. ... ...15¢c Nut-Marigold Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour. ...uer.-x..... 15¢ Virginia Sweet Pancake........ ... .15 | MARGARINE | Gold Medal Buckwheat...... ccscie ciererr. 14€ | know well as; rs, 00000000000000000000000000000000 i | | | . One Pound of | Perlb.20c i TROCO z Absolutely Free The manufacturers have advised us that during % Don’t Miss the Opportenity to Get Cranberries this week there will be run in The Evening Star and the Washington Times advertisements in which you will be told just how to get an order from them en- titling you to ONE POUND of TROCO—absolute- ly free. When you get your coupon from the factory bring it to our nearest store for redemption. Picture a Half of a Big, | ro pre oo 1o, Famous Coffee Juicy Grapefruit Served Each Person at a Cost of Only Five Cents We are selling Big Juicy Grapefruit at 10 cents each. Each Grapefruit makes two big portions. Are you enjoying this fine fruit while it is selling at very low prices? TAKE A LOOK BACK-WARD TODAY See if Your Spine Is Straight Not One in Ten Thousand Is You May Not Know It, But All Yeur Aches and Pains Are Probably Due To the KINKS IN YOUR SPINE The Riley School of Spinal Therapy Will Examine Your Spine FREE OF CHARGE _ , If You Will Call Today —and You Will Receive the “Blue Book of Health” With Their Compliments The secreta ertrude Ruthraafl will be glad to answer any question you ma sk about the wciemee or the ;-;:?::“:::.-u offers ome of the moxt Lucrative of meders NIGHT and DAY CLASSES You Can Earn While You Learn The Riley School of Spinal Therapy Joe Shelby Riley. M. D., D. D. C.. President and Founder. rtrude Ruthraufi, Secretary. 1116 F St. N.W. 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Unex- An-Por‘{ sausage celled for washing machine Per use. You find it especially Lb 40c good for use in the water we use in Washington. (4 v N\ OUR For All Household Uses Washington Flour is_especially fine for all the various uses pictured here. If you want a flour for all pastry uses you'll find “Washing- ton” the ideal flour to use, For Cakes, Pies, quls, Biscuits and' all home baking, results will delight you. 6-b. bag, 38¢ 12-Ib. bag, 70c _24-Ib.bag,*1.40 £ 9000000000 0000000000000600 of the returns having revealed severa] lead over George Welch, democrat, to 3,800, ¢4 02222222222 22222222 22 400000000400 0000000000