Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1921, Page 13

. THE ROYAL EYE An ADITORIAL - UEEN ELIZABETH had an imperial robe embroidered with a design of eyes, as a reminder to her court that the queen saw all things. The robe is still preserved in London, No longer is the eve a symbol of royalty, but its power was never greater than today. your prec:ous contact witl The eyes are i h Vision seldom fails hout warning. In their ' THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6; 1921. Their Wedding a - BRITAIN WANTS TO DEAL Surprise to Friends| WiTH PRESIDENT WILSON Declarations of Harding Said to Have Hastened Chalmers’ De- parture to United States. Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star. LONDON, January 6.—That Britai= is preparing to deal with the Wilson administration directly in an adjust- | ment of the British debt to the Unitex | States and not wait for the Hard ing administ, fdrmation current here. Lord Chalmers’ tion is the unofficial in- | FARMERS’ EQUITY UNION IN CO-OPERATIVE SCHEME Nation-Wide Chain of Markets and ‘| Purchasing Agencies Proposed at St. Louis Convention. ST. LOUIS, January 6.—Plans for establishment of a nation-wide chain of co-operative markets and purchas- ing agencies were under consideration at the opening session of the temth 1 convention of the Farmers' ion here today. ates. asserted eting arrangement offered the| the central it was absorbed serve bank. Under a recent act of Congress the blnk will hany ury finance andla any other account. takes over the functions of redeem- ing currency, of serving as a gov-|ly. erament depository, liquidating gov- ernment drafts and operating as a B s A ills trip to the United y i me of the greatest curi- early stages, most eye il L T p e United | bost opportunity for ellminating | :sitics of cnufztr dress. are easily corrected. States at this time i3 to settle with|speculation in farm products, and | partment the details| would benefit both consumers and nt or refunding Af | produc: Avoid future serious danger to your eyes by referring the care of your vision today to ore the inauguration. en advised that in view campaign declarations o | The co-operative buying scheme, it | was explained, permits the farmers to | {obtain their supplies. at reduced general agency of government ex- change. The local subtr in the United Stat by the federal reserve ban tem. those at New York and Phila- delphia having been absorbed recent- The subtreasuries in other dis- tricts of the south have not yet been taken over, but by law must be be- by the federal re- lol’;‘.'ul.v 1, 1921. sury is the third o be take le the government ctly as iz would It also ng_sys- White lead, JOIN OUR o twenty-five employes of the local subtreasury are retained by the federal reserve bank. the mainstay of the painting business. is believed to have been first manufactured by the Vene- tians in the fifteenth century. |the Wilson regime docs not want to | Pr 2 o the next administration the Eaflleno of so important a matter. | This word hastened Chalmers’ parture. Al kinds of farm produce will be . ndled through the central marke! cording to tentative plans, but it pected particular attention will be | given to grain, live stock and dairy 1217 G Street N.W. “See ETZ and See Better” - €TE - ENAMELS FOR PIPES AND RADIATORS ENAMELS PO — — Lengthen the Life —of your linoleum floor coverings by applying a little Valspar Varnish now and then. { | That Chalmers is leaving for W. ington with an open mind in the ter and no definite proposition to sent is the understanding here. ment on the loans_was ])oatl)on\( three s, it is be funded, when about a | he two governments decided | some definite arrangement should be made for the payment of principal and interest. Chalmers' negotiations in America will be exclusively with the nt administration of the and any reports that he either officially or unoffi- ith the next administration are incorrect. The first Ame popularity in for have been James products. In addition to promoting the union’s own markets, delegates an- e the organization will decide on measures to be taken to partici- te in the movement for centralized n and live stock markets at the cultural conference called by the rd of farm organizations. NATIONAL SUBTREASURY CLOSED AT NEW ORLEANS Absorbed by Federal Reserve Bank, Which Hereafter Will Handle Treasury Finance. n novel to win lands is said to enimore Cooper’s | Christmas Savings Club Union Savings Bank “Spy.”” Cooper had to publish it at NEW ORLEANS, January 6.—The VALSPAR i his own cxpense, as no American pub- 1 St Subtreasury at New 710 14t_h Street lisher would accept it. ()rlc d to e today when —restores the gloss to linoleums—fills the small breaks where wear and tear start—gives your floor covering a “new lease on life.” Hugh Reilly Co. 1334 New York Ave. Wholesale ~ PAINTS Retaill 1921’s First Remnant Sale Day Offers Seasonable Wanted Merchandise at Lowest Prices in Years. Rackful Brand-new Coats in “wrappy’ or belted styles. Some have fur collars. All eolors and sizes. MR. AND MRS. W. J. HARPER. W. 1. HARPER MARRIES MISS MARY E. MAXWELL Church Ceremony. William J. Harper, son of Robert esi ALBANY, N. Y., January 6.—For the 5 : s Quart. ('l s i cecooes Quiet Wedding Will Surprise |} (ygters, fancy salt water (dry measure). Many Who Expected Big Quart 55 C w2 FRANK KIDWELL'S .cz. Meats priced right, not one day, every day SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Strictly Fresh Eggs, from nearby farms. 6 8 (4 LA em o e i s S e ®ececccssccccnnns 1 3 C Sweet Pure Apple Cider, in quart containers. Finest Quahty Pork Products Fancy Crea.mery Bnt!er, Shoulder Veal (roasting), Oldest Savings Bank in Washington T munmnmnmmmrmmmmmunumununmé é&&é&&&é&&é&é&é&é&é Fresh Hams, bb. . . .. ...25¢ | Loin Pork Chops, Ib. .. .33c Buy Silk. Stockings with the Savings Where Your Dollars Count Most '{,‘;;J;’,‘;"fm‘,',;h?}';“,,, = Lean Pork Chops, Ib. .. .23c | Smoked Shoulders, small, - SF Wiliow Bend extate. west Vomen: 1§ Smoked Hams, Ib. . . .. .24c oo iane 20c EHREND’S || Sk iec i S o have been tooking tor- || Sugar Loaf Bacon, Ib...18¢ | Machine Sliced Bacon, Ib.38¢ ‘A 9 . ward to a big church wedding. |l Pure Hog’s Lard, Ib. ...17c | Compound, a lard substi- 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. ;fs;d“{;; Waliac ‘:;;yfg;un',"f fig Country Style Sausage Meat, tute, Ib. ' s m 12V5¢ A Sa‘le Of Women § Shoes Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. |]|-oy on their noneymoon in New vork |} b, ... .. .. .25¢ | All Pork Sausage Meat, i z‘:"x!:r‘:;.}’:z":'ffp%‘:'{":«;ji Flormorty o cap- Fresh Slmnlden, b .20c e o 3% IGH shoes, low shoes, all around the oys’ Clo an enlisting lin the District Cavalry regi” Prime Steer Beef Genuine Fresh Killed Lambs Samal ot uteai e L ooy mroemers v 69c {’.;‘,;“s‘;::{“i.i?i‘fi,,ag‘,“m“,]}::efh 2“31,{:’;; Fancy Chuck Roast, Ib. .16c | Legs of Lamb, Ib......30c town shoes. Brown shoes, black facwring business in Wasyngton. || Plate Beef, Ib. . ....... 10c | Breast Lamb, Ib. .. ..1214c 79¢ Boys’ Blouses, 47c_| Sip.Toves cowis wil reeie in 5/} Cheulder Clod Roast, B..22c | Shoulder Lamb, b, ... 18 Sh°e5' sport shoes and dress shoes. $7.50 to $8.98 Girls’ Winter Coats sA.85 MAKE THIRD ATTEMPT ks lll!:::t,tylll:,. 2% fiffl;fihfi;’afif’c Shoes for dainty feet and styles that make feet e, et I g e T T B IR T, 4——_ TO OUST SOCIALISTS |} Prime Rib Roast, Ib....25¢ | Ib................30c look dainty. French, military and Cuban heels. $2.00 Big Girls’ Dresses, 97¢ ' Little Hope, However, of New H‘“‘bw_————-—x S b 2% m— 9 2 Women's $13.77 to $25.00 Coats York Assembly Removing || Biue Ridge Butter (fresh | VealCutlets,Ib......._..45c Women’s High Shoes B rrRE 51015 s Enm— -60c | Loin Veal Chops, Ib. .. .30c All P-B $8 t0 $8.75 Shoes NOW. . coeieeeaeeenn. 675 $35.00 Women’s Ceats, $19.90 l 325 00 Women s Coat Suits $50.00 to $75.00 Suit, 52498 o ae Women’s Pink Crepe Gowns - Formerly $1.69 Small lot Crepe Gowns in Flesh color; neat slip-over styles, full et and well made. 75¢ Batiste Bloomers, 49¢ $7.50 to $9.98 Women’s Sweaters Fiber € .k ard Wool Knit Sweaters, in cardinal, green, rose, black $4.00 to $5.98 Children’s Sweaters, $2.98 I Women’s Up to $25.00 Dresses Tricotines, Velours. Serges. Silk and Jersey Dresses, in all colors and sizes. Richly beaded, braided and embroidered. Dresses Worth to $40.00, $14.98 l $7.50 to $10.00 Flannel Middy Blouses Limited quantity Green, Red and Biue Fiannel Blouses: regulation styles with yokes, breast pocket and service stripe and emblem. $3.00 Goody Blouses, $1.98 | $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hose 28 dozen Seamed Back, High.grade Sk Hosfery in black, cor- dovan, tanpe and white; made with double toes and heels; seconds. 29¢ Children’s Ribbed Stockings, 1214c $1.00 Women’s Vests and Pants Smail lot Ture White Winter-welght Ribhed Shirts and Drawers; all sizes. C 59¢c third time within a year the state assembly has been asked to expel the entire socialist representation, which, this year, inciudes three mem- bers, ~Four resolutions demandin that the seats of Charles Solomon an Henry Jager, members rfom Kings, and Samuel Orr of the Bronx be de- clared vacant, were offered by re- publican members. Unlike the first ouster proceedings a year ago, however, action on the resolutions was deferred and the so- cialists permitted to retain their seats, temporarily, at least. By unanimous vote, the assembly referred the reso- lutions to the judiciary committee to be appointed next week by the new speaker of the assembly, H. Edmund MacHold of Jefferson. Solomon, . in resolutions submittéd by Ralph Halpern of Queens and George H. Rowe of Erie, was declared “ineligible” to sit in the assembly in view of the fact that he had been adjudged guilty of “disloyalty” by a previous assembly. J. T. Carroll of Kings offered two resolutions calling {for the expulsion of Jager and Orr because the two -men ‘“are members of the socialist party of America, which aims to establish a socialist proletariat in this country.” While some members from upstate appear determined to press the ouster {proceedings, it is generally believed at the capitol that the socfalists will be permitted to retain their seats throughout the session. WHITE RAPS REPUBLICANS ON WAR FINANCE ACT Declares Passage Shows “Reversal of Stand” and Will Hurt Fed- eral Reserve Board. COLUMBUS, Ohlo, January 6— Democratic National Chairman George White, In a statement here, declared | the action_of Congress in overriding President Wilson's veto on the meas- ure re-establishing the War Finance { Corporation is a “complete reversai of an attack upon the federal reserve b o idBe b e 5 2% OKay Natoleo, Ib.... ...27c | Breast Veal, bone ont, Ib..17¢ - STORES LOCATED AT— Enastern Market (meats only). 1916 14th St. N.W. 3272 M St., Georgetown, 3033 14th St. N.W. 7th & C Sts. S.E. (S. W. Corner). 2121 18th St. 1335 Wisconsin Ave., Georgetown. 713 O St. N.W. 1920 Nichols Ave. Anacostin. 2019 14th St. N.W. Northeast Market, 12th & H Sta. 4% & C Sts. S.W. N.E. @628 Penna. Ave. N.W. 2523332282223 282288 Manhattan’s 50% off §GOOD cigar’s a " smoke,” and a good 99 shirt’s a Manhattan. {4 One of the few articles deserv- ing of the term best. Most men agree on this point. The price has been cut in two on the cémprehensive P-B stock of Manhattans. Drop in today and All P-B $10 t0 $11 ShOES NOW .« e e ovvs rasocoesmmere m$7.75 All P-B $11.50 to $13.75 Shoes nOW .ece e v eneieee e $8.75 All P-B $14 to $17 Shoes NOW. . cevensvuemomenenns .$9.75 Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Gold and silver slippers. Black and tan sport oxfords, wing tips, low heels, but very high quality. Reductions as follows: ‘All'P-B $6.75 to $7.25 Pumps and Oxfords. .........$6.50 ‘All P-B $8.25 to $9.75 Pumps and Oxfords. . . .ew....$7.50 Afi P-B $10 to $11.75 Pumps and Oxfords. .........$8.50 “'All P-B $13 to $14.50 Pumps and Oxfords. . ........$9.50 All P-B $14.75 to $16 Pumps and Oxfords....s....$10.50 A sale where values are as obvious as a debutante’s engagement ring. Prices date back to 1917, but styles are *21. All from the regular P-B stock. January Clearance Sales are being con- ducted throughout the P-B Store. Every ? . {the stand of the republicans, who : 5 oy - + every counter a bal’ aimn $1.79 Women’s Velvet-fleece Underwear, $1.19 have'In the pust mads’the clui ht make your selection while pickings department is included; Ty : g $2.00 Men’s Union Suits orkty™ by "rerestaiohing . body are good. counter as long as our stocks last. Genuine sav- Orly 17T dozem in lot. Gray Ribbed, Warm Flecce lined, Form» with such autocratic powers as the Stting Vzion Suits. Every size in lot, War Finance Corporation.” : = . F) : ~$1.69 Me's Wool Proces Underwew, 39 | & O & 98(: ST = S AIl'$ 5,00 Manhattan Shirts, now $2.50 ings. To say nothing of the P-B Women’s Sec- Men s Ties That Sold to $1.00 Batance of Xmas Ties, knit and siik feur-inhands in marrew aad wide siepes. Exquisite colors and richest patteras, o $2.00 and $2.50 Men’s Shirts, $1.59 l 29¢ Pajama Checks 86-4nch-wide Fine Quality Pajama Checks for men amd children’s undermusliin. Free from dressing: full b ©Only 600 Yards te Sell at This Price. 39¢ 48 Double Bed Blankets to Go for White asd Gray Doubie Blankits; mice weizhty quality and gen- seous size. Finished with pretty biue and'pluk borders, 39c te 50c Ginghams, Flannelettes, Kimono Flannel, Batiste, Etc. i system and that it will upset event- uvally much of the readjustment that has been taking place gradually throughout the country, Mr. White reiterated his desire to retire as chairman of the national committes, and said that he intends to do so as seom as some one can be obtained who will be in position to give his entire time to the party’s affairs. 2,325,000 WORKERS IDLE, U. S. ESTIMATE A total of 2,325,000 workers are out of employment in ithe country, accord- ing to a survey of the industrial sit- uation made by Clint C. Houston for the current issue of Labor, official or- gan of the Plumb Plan League. Mr. Houston assei's that his in- quiry disclosed the greatest industrial {slump since the money panic of 1907. The larger groups of unemployed by industries given by the survey are: emnants of Fine Dress Ginguams, White and Striped On Building _trades, 300,003, automo- T Dy py sas|Bhived — biles, 250,000; textiles, 225.000; cloth- Cioth. 'Remainders of lines that sold to Sc. Kemnazt price: Tk 186:000; ‘raitroads, 200,000; steel $2.50 Bedspreads and Sheets Poable Bed Size Spreads in pretty Marsellles patteras and Goed ‘Quattty Double Bed Sbeets; full blea hed and finished with deep hems. and_iron, 150,000; shipping, 125,000; All $ 7.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $3.50 All $ 8.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $4.00 All $10.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $5.00 All $11.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $5.50 All $12.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $6.00 All $13.50 Manhattan Shirts, now $6.75 All $15.00 Manhattan Shirts, now $7.50. Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily, 8:30 to 6 food products, 100,000; amusements, |- 75,000;- metal mining, 60,000; ship- building, 50.000: rubber, 50,000; shoes and leather, 50,000; printing, and casual 1@bor, 50,000. — The French government is about to prohibit the use of fresh milk and cream in hotels, restaurants and simi- lar places throughout the country. tion of Specialties. Men’s Store With Specialties for Women THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily 8:30 to 6