Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1921, Page 14

-t W U 50c Creme PEicH oo O'D. Cucumber and Almond Cream, regular 50c size. Elcaya. Sale ..35¢ = Sale price .......... .... 29¢ £ 25c Fred Palmers Skin £ Whitener. Sale price ...17c £ 23 4711 Glycerin Soap. Sale = PEice 2oc sal.SiiU 3 for 55c E $1L.00 Mando, for removing = superfluous hair. Sale § price ... ..59%¢ = S6c Palmolive Face Powder. = Sale price .. 30c size. Sale price.. 50c Nilodox, liquid for per- spiration odors. Sale [ - SRR 29¢ 25c Spiro Powder. Sale price . 30c Bourjois Rice Powder, paper package. Sale price ..15¢ 25c Sanitol Talcum. Sale 14¢ LT TR S; F St., Cor. 12th 604 9th St. N.W. $1.00 Compound 67 yrup Hypophosphites c Erasmic Toilet Soap, the regular 50c cakes. Sale price, .... 3 for 69¢ Odorono Depilatory, the regular $1.00 size. Sale Price.....cooieminnnenanans 59¢ 0'D. Vanishing Cream, regu- lar 39c jars. Sale price....23c Amorita Cold Cream, the regular 50c jars. Sale Amorita Vegetal, 89c size. Sale price...... 69¢ 50c Pebeco Paste 50c Pepsodent Paste. 25¢c Woodbury’s Soap. 25c Resinol Soap... Hinds' Cold Cream, the reg- ular 25c tubes. Sale price.15¢ Removo Perfumed Depila- tory, the regular 50c size. Sale price......c.....cnnnt 29¢ Arnica Cream, regular 29c size. Sale price.......... 19c Sweet’s Deodorant, regular 25c jars. Sale price......14c Your THE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY Washington’s Greatest Drug Stores Columbia Theater Corner Between F and G b e R R AT e S e e N S M t Save Money--Buy Your Drug Store Needs at O’Donnell’sZ iiiieriis st Buy a Good Supply at This Sale, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday FREE DELIVERY—CITY AND SUBURBS War Tax Not Included in These Special Prices Cucumber Jelly, 25c tubes. Sale price.. Witch Hazel Jell 25¢ tubes. 10c cakes. price, 3 for... Soap, Improved Cold jars. Sale price Pompeian Massage 50c jars. Sale pi price.. 25¢c Day Cream Talcum. Sale pric 15¢ 10c Jergens’ Bath Tablets. Sale price, 7c; dozen..... 79¢ 35c Camia Talcum. Sale price. .19¢ 25¢ Frivole Talc ........................ price.... . 98c Kewpie Dolls, filled with talcum. Sale price....... 79¢ 25c Mennen's Talcum, flesh or cream tint. Sale price.15¢ 25c Cutex Talcum. Sale Trousers Pressed LT T $1.25 Heatless Trouser Press, 8¢ An old-time remedy that still holds good. As a reconstructive tonic it has no equal. A wonderful remedy. for stubborn’ cough and bronchitis. We recommend it to people who are all run down and need a good gen- eral tonic. Full pint bottle, 67c. Watch Our Bargain Dept. for Prices That Most Conscientious Smokers Every Day Without a Penny to the Tailor This Sale Only 89c High Life A mild Havana smoke of ex- ceptional quality at 15c. ial, 11c; Box of 50, $525 Master Man famous Philadelphia cigar. ‘:for 25c; Box of 50, $3.00 Don Urbana (Petit Duc) A cigar that needs no intro- duction, but speaks for itself. 7 for 25c; Box of 100, $3.75 Appeal to the Palco Aluminum Duke of Madrid A Breva-shaped Porto Rican cigar of extra value. Special, 2 for 15c Box of 50, $350 A high-grade 10c domestic iy gigar 4 for 25c; Box of 50,8300 | 1, ) atico shaped Manila New . “La R cigar, Worth 15c. Special at 4 for 25c Box of 50, $3.00 i Hall 10c cigar of merit. 4 for 25c; Box of 50, $2.90 If you ever get tired of smok- ing your favorite brand of cigarettes, try OId Virginia ‘Brigh!‘ made famous years ago by the Allen & Gunter Co. Special at 15c Per Pkg. of 20 $149 for Carton of 200 Any cigars purchased and not satisfactory to your taste we will replace to meet your approval. Rubber Gloves Hot-Water Bottle Made from pure sheet aluminum, warranted for 5 42c Pair For household work—save your years. Squibb’s Liquid Soft Soap, 4-0z. bottle, 15c. Pure Cod Liver Oil, , Pint bottle, 49c. Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, 3 ozs., 25¢ Very Handy in Case of Tllness or Faintness of Any Description You should have some on hand—good for headache, too. Fluid Extract Cascara Sagra- da, a laxative for the chil- dren as well as the grown folks, 3 ozs .25¢ Extract Vanilla, e ac- cording to the U. S. P. U RR T 3 0ZS...ccianicconencniennn 35¢ Epsom Salts, pure white crystals, Ib............5.. 7c Glycerin and Rose Water, for chapped skin, 4 0zs...19¢ Tinct. lodine, for sprains and bruises, 2 02s.........c... 25¢ Extract Witch Hazel, doubie distilled; a handy remedy to have on hand; a full pint bottle, best quality 25¢ Camphorated Oil, for co on chest and rheumat 2-0z. bottle. .. Aoc Phenolphthalin Wafers, the candy laxative. 30 in a bottle, at.............. Best Castor Oil, 4 ozs.. A wonderful bargain $2.69 Stays Hot All Night. For Your Stomach’s Sake Take Rogers’ Digestor, 50c It Relieves Indigestion and Gastritis BecglRem O L.® "TIME H20€ MADE CANDIES 70c Lb. Delicious peppermint cream, coated with pure, rich choco- late and made by POLLY TRENT. Chewing Gum 3 for 10c Adams’, Beeman’s and Wrigley’s Try Our Special Assorted Chocolates At 49c Lb. hands; or for the sick room. All sizes—42c a pair. They are the regular 75c quality. $120 Pinkham’s’ Blood Remedy .................. 75¢ 50c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, 39c $1 Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, 79c 50c Bliss Native Herbs...... 39¢ $1.00 Bliss Native Herbs....79c 50c Hays’ Henna Shampoo, 39c 60c Hays’ Hair Health....... 29c 50c De Witt’s Kidney Pills, 36c $1 De Witt's Kidney Pills, 69c 60c Formamint Tablets. ..... . 42c 25c Simmons Liver Regu- lator . ...15¢ $1.00 Borden’s Malted k, 79¢ 35¢ Eskay’s Food . ...21c 65c Eskay’s Food .43c $1.00 Eskay’s Food .59¢ 25c Raymond’s Pectoral Plasters .................. 15¢ $1 Stearns’ Wine C. L. Oil.. $1 H. K. Wampole’s C. L. oil . . 75 $1.00 Ely’s Cream Balm..... 9¢c 60c King’s Discovery. 9 $1.00 Listerine : 2S¢ Hill’s Cascara Quinine...15¢ $1.00 Liquid Alboline ... 75¢ Milk’s Emulsion $1.50 Milk’s Emulsion 35c Fletcher’s Castoria. .25¢ 25c Blue Jay Corn Plasters, 19c Emulsion Cod Liver Oil With Hypophosphites $1.00 Bottle at 89¢ LR L T T T T T T LT Tt (Y R P R AP P PR TTE R T T T TTH ETB T .IIIIlihlllll:ilIIIlIlllllllllilllflllhlil;‘ [©) TURK NATIONALIST SEEK RED GUIDANCE Note to Soviet Minister Bares Effort to Develop Closest Relations. States if Angora Government Is Recognized. BY CONSTANTINE BROWY, ¥ Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. pyright 5 STANTINOPLE, Turkey, Janu- —The following note, dated De- cember 27, from the Turkish national- ist government at Angora, to G. V. Tchitcherin, the Russian foreign af-; fairs comn ar, throws a compre- ! hensive light on the nationalist-bol- shevist relations, which are similar to | the German-Turkish relations during the world war: | “The government and the national] assembly in Angora consider as nat-j from the yoke of western imperial- | ple ism. For this reason th. Successful he immediate | n-Turkish con- ans propose a se the Turkish-Georgian differences and an eventual alliance. In order that we might know what attitude we should take toward that country we requested your opinion on the subject. Unfortunately we have not yet received a reply to our note of November 22. The Tiflis government is now pressing for a definite answer. We also submitted to you the propor sitions made by the Constantinople government but inspired by the Brit- ish government, for reconciliation. Turks Seek Red Harmony. “These questions which we submit government _ for close _co-operation with you and our wish to do nothing without your advice. In order to con- tinue a sincere alliance the Turkish government must be in a position to explain to the nation the Turkish- Russian relations, for an honest al- liance exists only when the people have a full knowledge of what the government is doing. “For this reason we want immedi- ate advice as to the policy we ought to observe with regard to the fol- lowing pressing questions: “The intentions of Moscow with re- rd to Armenia after the proclama- n of a soviet government in Eri- n. Me must draw attention to the | Turkish Armenian peace treaty which as based on the principle of self- tions. We annex- vhich the Mus- in a great ma- after a change R determination of ed only territories i Iman peopl er jority. We hear th; is probably only provisional—you in- tend to revise the treaty and return {to Armenia territories in which the Mussulman people are in the majority, which means the extermination of the Turkish element in those prov- inces. Soviet's Georgia Plans Sought. **We desire to know the s 's atti- tude toward Georgia. It is reported that you intend to declare war on that country. In order. to avoid eventual misunderstandings we must know clearly the sowiet’s i~tentions. ment* Britain rempting ccnditions of peace, but, true to our engagements with the soviets, we could not accept without consulting you. Meanwhile we learn from our agents in Europe as well as from the foreign mercial treaty has been signed. Public opinion here is excited by the o1] = news and we desire to know whether S the report is true and also to know the significance of such a treaty. Would Resume Trade With U. €. “The American high commissioner in Constantinople frequently sends agents to Turkish ports asking for a renewal Will Renew Trade With United | to you prove the sincere desire of our | of regime in Armenia—a regime that | “Through the Constantinople govern- approached us offering newspapers that a Briish-Russian com- | SAYS FRANCE WOULD ANNIHILATE GERMANY Italian Writer Declares Leniency Could Suggest Such a Demand. Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star. ROME, January 29.—The growing dif- ferences between Italy and France are reflected in the attitude of the Italian newspapers. “France intends to annihilate Ger- writes Gen. Bencivenga, in_the Tempo discussing disarmament, “Only sheer lunacy coutd suggest such a de- Sheer d. E y ASK ADVICE ON ARMENIA |Tirocs of eommunist revelution if Gors many had fulfilled all the terms of the Versailles treaty. Instead Germany saved the world from bolshevism. “The truth is that France feels the reawakening of Germany and perceives that Germany disposes of the arms of intellect. Therefore, France intends to annihilate Germany and any step towards this end is welcome to her. The occupation of the Ruhr district is the first step on the road to Berlin. But the allies who aided and abetted France in the making of the Versailles treaty will not follow her.” “Europe might be spared a_catas- trophe,”” writes former Premier Nitti, if Pennsylvania Avenue i i | i i 1921—-PART 1. England, France and the United sc.msl would waive their claims against Ger- many.” He says that Germany can never pay i the “‘absurd sums” demanded of her, but does not refer to the Italian claims against Austria. —_— WAITERS STRIKE IN ROME. American Ambassador and Tourists Inconvenienced by Lack of Service. ROME, January 28.—Many Ameri- can travelers were put to inconven- ience today by a strike of hotel and restaurant waiters. Robert Under- wood Johnson, the American ambas- sador, who with his wife are staying at the Grand Hotel, having found it impossible to rent apartments, owing to the shortage of houses, are among those affected. but they have been made fairly comfortable. Their meals are served to them in their rooms by members of the fascisti or extreme nationalist party. *Hotel -proprietors are providing limited service, in some cases acting as cooks themselves, with members of | the fascisti giving gratuitous serv- ice as waiters. To meet the emer- gency meals have been standardized. These consist, besides the European breakfast, of lunch at 30 lire, and —Make up your mind to have electricity installed in your home— it is convenient, economical and greatly enhances the value of property. Let us estimate on installing. The E. F. Brooks Co. Established Over One-Half Century Leo C. Brooks, Manager 813 14th St. N.W. MEMBER OF E INSTALL Electricity IN HOMES dinner at 40, the latter meal com- prising soup, meat, vegetables and fruit. i of the trade relations, interrupted when the United States entered the war, in the same way that Russia is dealing with England.” We beg to inform you of our intention to renew trade connection | with the United States on condition that the American government recognize the Angora government as well as the poli- tical and economic independence of Anatolia.” PERU T@ WELCOME FLEET. Warships and Sightseeing Vessels | Go Out to Meet Visitors. CALLAO, Peru, January 20,—Several Peruvian warships sailed out of this port today to welcome the United | States Atlantic ficet, which is on its way o visit Callao. Several vessels filled with sightseers have also sailed | to meet the fleet. The advance guard | of the United States warships arrived nere today, the squadron comprising the transports Solace, Prometheus, | i Bridge, Brazos, Nereus and Proteus. The United States cruiser Columbia arrived here last night with the chief of staff of the Atlantic fleet, who im- !’nedlalely got in touch with the min- istry of marine and conferred with him regarding the program of enter- tainment planned for the officers and crews. THIEVES GET $32,000. ‘Woman Decoy Aids Robbers, Syrian = Merchant Tells Police. =! OKLAHOMA CITY, January 29.— Ellis Bishara, proprietor of a shoe store here, reported to the police late today that he was robbed of $32,000 n bills and $10,000 in diamonds at 2 o'clock this morning by a gang of men who used a woman as a decoy. Bishara, a Syrian, said he was sleeping when woman rapped on the rear door of the shop, which he uses as a bedroom, and called that she wanted him to take her home. He said he stepped outside, taking his revolver, and was attacked by a gang of men and was severely beaten about the head and face. He said he fired several shots at one of the men, using poisoned bullets. The men took the money, he said, which he carried with him in $1,000 bills, and also took two diamonds valued at $5,000 each. E"MBAR\RASSED BY KING. Ministers at Athens Almost Meet Him Face to Face at Funeral, ATHENS, January 28.—Allled min- isters in this city were placed in an awkward situation today while attend- ing the funeral of Johnkheer Sturdler, Dutch minister to Greece, who died on Tuesday, when they found themselves al- most face to face with King Constan- ne. The incident occurred during the church service, only the coffin separating the king and the ministers, who glanced furtively at one another. After the ceremony, the ministers made a palpable effort to avold the king, PAPAL NUNCIO DIES. LA PAZ, Bolivia, January 29— Monsignor Caoli, papal nuncio to Bo- livia and Peru, dled here yesterday. As a result, the Bolivian presidential convention suspended its session to- day, delaying the election of the first vice president. A period of national mourning has been decreed, —— The Seotch song, “Comin’ Threugh the Rye,” does not refer to a rye field, but e River Rye. s T TR LT i | i 1 Linen Crash Madras Poplin Coutil Pique Maker’s Samples of Boys’ Wash Suits There are 600 of these Suits—in all of a score of effects—Suits that represent lines made to sell up to $6.00. You are to have the choice for a price you haven't heard since before the war. R They are wonderfully pretty Suits—in Middy. Junior Norfolk and the Button-on styles—ranging in sizes from 2% to 6 years—and come from a maker famous for his taste in design and talent in making juvenile apparel. In the assortment will be found: Mercerized Chambray Cotton Twills Some plain White—some light or dark Blue, plain Brown, plain Tan, plain Green, natural Linen. Others in striped effects—com- binations. They are finished with silk scarfs, and embroidered emblems on sleeve. Spic. span new—all of them. !