Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 12

12 WILL TELL OF PERU BIRDS. Scientist in Address Will Describe South American Studies. - Extraordinary Jife conditions pre- vail along the cdast of Peru, where cold ocean waters wash a rainless tropical islan; d where such diver- sified creatures as flamingoes, pen- guins, lizards and otters grow on the same beach. Robert Cushman Murphy. curator of natural science at the Brooklyn Mu- seum. will describe his studies in this rogion before members of the Na- tional Geographic Society this after- noon and evening at the New Masonic Temple. On one island Mr. Murphy found what he believes to be the most abundant_sea bird life on earthy and estimated that there were more than a million feathered creatures of a single species. The coast waters of Peru contain enough fish to feed the world, and her islands are the most densely populated natural bird ref- uges in the world. 15,000,000 FACE DEATH. Appeal Made for the Starving Peo- ple of China. Bnsiness men of the United States are asked to give generously toward the relief of the starving Chinese in an appeal made today by Joseph H. Defrees, President of the Chamber of Commerce of the . Mr, Albert E. e - Now for the ‘Biggest Shirt Values Washington Has Ever Seen These are GOOD shirts; wouldn’t sell poor shirts at any price. They're of a mighty good quality high-count percale, in neat stripes of all kinds; guaran- teed absolutely fast color, soft French cuffs; all sizes. Here's the price—you be the judge. $39.50 to $50.00 thibet and striped worsted. 31 to 42 In the World of Credit Byron S. Adams Thomas Bones Alexander Britton Walter A. John H. Clapp Myer Cohen Wm. Knowles Cooper FEDERAL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS — Men's Random Merino Shirts and Drawers. . . Men's Ribbed Shirts and Drawers; ecru color. ..... 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An association of business and professional women was formed sev- eral months ago for the purpose.of establishing in this city a center for the production of new- plays.. Mrs. Calhoun has now worked ‘out a plan by which scope of the original project may be enlarged so that the ente-- prise may become, in sense, a community interest. e Since the divorce and remarriage of tue.Duke of Westminister, there are now three Duchesses of West- minster living, Katherine, the second wife and widow of the duke's grand- father; Constance, the duke’'s divorced wife, and the new duchess. a man’s associations are even more important than in the social world. A dignified banking connection is of immeasurable value to the busi- ness man. BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Dolph Wm. John Eynon E. C. Graham, W. F. Ham H. R. Howenstein Ralph Jenkins Harry King Ralph W. 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