Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1921, Page 12

~ WILLSTO ADDRESS COMMERGALHEADS -<:‘ Elaborate Program Arranged | for Southern Congress Here March 1 to 3. Program of the Southern Commer- Neial Co < : held at i 1 to 3. by government n orities. B. Willis will ¢ principal address at the n. H will_be 1 § b ional Problems.” On the prozram_with Senator Willis will b or Duncan U. Fletcher of Flor- honorary ident of the S Comme! 11 be of American Pre of | side and eli 2 s as|i t of 14 A session will be held at theWillard | ,in the afternoon, the sp bei Senator Walt > > dell and Sen: author of the J The evening articipated in by governd from all parts of t States. The formal session will be fol- lowed by a reception tender- d_ the | the Southern | i The morni sion of March will be given over to a further con-| ration of the south’s part in Amer- | Agriculture at Rome, | paint of Mr. Lubin by will be by the | Jmmereial Congress to the will be de- nder, Sec I = Phelan and | The nse for_the | 20 it_will be made by Secretary Edwin T. Meredith The annual banque e Congress | will be at t Willard at 8 | o the farch 2. The b n-American af- 1 address will be ade by Bainbridge 7 The morning and afternoom session of March 3 will consider the agricultural, | educational and ecconomic problems of | the south and the nation. SAOLMELEY-JONES TO QUIT WAR RISK POST Director of Bureau Will Return to Private Life Soon After | i , I After almost two 3 of the bureau of war risk insurance, Col. R. G. Choimeley-Jones will pre- resignation to the new Sec- soon as and will ask | from duty at the iest practicable date thereafter. Though-he hoped to return to New ! York city at an early date, the dj- | . rector said yesterday that he would | not let any personal reasons inter- fere with the service to be rendered | Ly the bureau. no intention whatsoever ship, " he added. I shall be very nder my successor e contrar: #iad indeed to Such assistance as I may be able 10 do before returning to New York. The change in administration has | not influenced my present intentions | 10 return to private life.” | As director of the war risk bureau, Col. Cholmeley-Jones has worked with Congress in getting through legis- | lation in the interest of former serv- ice men. and was the author of Treasury decisions making very lib- eral provisions. under Wwhich such | men could reinstate their government i« Imsurance policics which had lapsed. | ° Much of his time during the last | Year has been given to obtaining | hospital facilities for disabled men. | GUIDANCE IN VOEATIONS. ) Over Hundred Men Attend Lecture ‘ on Topic by Prof. Weaver. ! More than a hundred men attended | the first of a series of sixteen lectures | on vocational guidance recently insti- | tuted by the Y. M. ( ind conducted ! by Prof. . W TUniversity, New Y lecture is held each Tuesday—. g instructors and 8 p.m. for ex men and others. A course in real day evenihg at ate opened F 0 o’clock in the as- The opening lecture was n by Justice Frederi “The Histor: ng H. L. Rust fanagement of a | § { : « school will open j February Mr. Drumm. formerly | connected with the Bedford Auto School, oklyn, N. Y.. has been se- cured 1o take charge of the coyrses. | urse there are a few scholar- | ailable for ex-service men. "POST FOR DR. RUSSELL. Princeton Professor Research Asso- ciate at Mount Wilson. Dr. Henry Norris Russell, professor of astronomy and director of the observa- | tory at Princeton University, has been | appointed a research associate of the | Mount Wilson Observatory ofthe Car- Tnegie Institution of Washington for the current ye: Dr. Russell has gone to England to re- | ceive the { . | i | : 1 awarded him in recogni on the evolutionary classification stars, involving both giant and stars. He expects to return to thi; try March to undertake his the Mount Wilson Observator THIS TERRITORY Or Any Part of It NOW OPEN FOR LIVE DISTRIBUTORS : who possess necessary quali- fications for properly han- dling the Exclusive Selling | Rights to a w NEW AND REVOLUTIONARY Automobile Necessity 9 only devien of its type popu heavily advertived by every car owser oue of the greatest of all i¥ing problems 2 ) A bz opportunity for BIG CALI- BERED men only. No job huaters. iH f March 1 will { of {CLERGY INVITED TO PLAY. | 1 ars as director _THE SUNDAY_STAR, WASHINGTON, WOMAN POSTMASTER OPERATES NEW POST OFFICE AT RIVERDALE, MD. Mrs. A. C. Klinger was appo May , 1914, having passed the o ervice examination. The office nt hat time was housed in a small frame Iding, equipped with thirty-five old try brick ntilating fenturen. The equipment consixts of 350 automatic keylexs boxes and gen- eral delivery, parcel posxt and money order windows, all of steel. Mrx. ix Maryland state secretary tional League of Postmasters secretary of Ruth Chapter, 3 the Eastern Star, of Asked"to View Opening Perform- | ance of “The Upper Room.™ Leading clergymen of Washington, Baltimor. hmond Norfolk. | have been be the tended nd non- . It will be under direction of \ Els ernan, in- structor of dramatics at Trinity Col- lege. Other performance: duled for February 21 and M 15, and 2 The Smith family numbers 14.000,000 members throughout the world DENES FEBRUARY 3, 1921—=PART 1. Greatly Reduced Not often installments, without $110 will be sold for $85. $125.00. Columbia and Vocalion Double Faced Records alt 85c SONG RECORDS :fil"lflll'l Melody of Love e: Sally Green (the Vamp) § You Tell ’Em is one given an Aeolian Vocalions . op- portunity to secure an instrument of such rare merit as the Vocalion at such a remarkable price reduction as is offered in these six machines, which have been slightly used in our demonstration looths. Aeolian An initial payment of $5.00 will bring any one of these phonographs to your home. The balance of the payments to be made in monthly interest. Phonographs regularly selling for Phonographs regularly selling for $140, $165 and $200 will be sold for DANCE RECORDS Rose of Spain—Fox Trot Can You Tell—Fox Trot Whispering—Fox Trot Down the Trail to Home, & Sweet Home Kismet—Fox Trot In Babyland Cuban Moon—Fox Trot ' Wi Wi [l Cantti (oA Wrong With a8 el Tand Fox ‘Trot Lone Star Jean With So Long Oo Long— Hawaiian Hours With You Fox Trot Serene Louisiana—Waltz Balcony—First’ Floor—La 11th.and G St A . Headqtiarters for Strictly High-Grade Seeger -The Original Syphon Refrigerator ing all impurities from foods, thus keeping a iree air circulation, based on nature’'s own la A guaranteed Refrigerator., 752 Up All sizes and styles. : Hardwood Refrigerators, White Enamel Lined, Ice Capacity, 35 Ibs.......... *15 Refrigerators -00 LUp . PBarbertRoss Jhe Bié Hardwate and Hourefinmrhmg Store, The syphon system, as developed by this high-grade Refrigerator, has proven remarkably éfficient in carry- all sweet and wholesome, because the syphon gerely assists the phys cal In solid porcelain and white enamel and solid oak. SOMETHI? G THAT WILL BEAR REPEATING We've had something to say of the way valuations in advertising were arrived at. We have had no quarrel on pick about the usc of a valuation based on the current worth of the par- ticular article advertised. But we did say that the value of a thing is what it could be replaced to sell for on the day it was sold. And that is the way we still feel about it. At the beginning of our fiscal year we issued orders Practically everything in the store is new merchan- p dise. It was bought on the lowered market. That is the way it is val- ued in our advertising. Exceptional Values in tments that comparative valuations ng must not be based on the pecak- prices that prevailed some months ago. Woolen Fabrics You cannot faii to be impressed by the variety and extremely moderate pricing of these - 5==CV€l materia v woclen fabric IFashion is included in this offering. sponsored by 50 and 54 inch All-Wool " Tricotine, Yard $2.98 . The popularity and durability of tricotine has long since been demonstrated, but seldom has it been offered in such excellent quali at such a reasonable price. A wide choice of colors includes navy blue, Cuban and seal brown, green, copen, gray and black. 54-inch Empress, Yard $1.69 Especially adapted to use in pleated skirts and one- piece dre s, this dust-repellent and non-crushable material is offered in navy blue, seal and Cuban brown and black. All-Wool Sport Coating, Yard $2.95 This attractive coating is heavy enough to be made up without lining into coats for women, misses and children. 54 inches wide. Shown in natural tan, gray and mixed henna. Gray Suede Melton, Yard $1.98 Fortunate, indeed, will be those who take advantage of the opportunity to secure some of this exceptional material which is offered in limited quantity. 56-inch. Navy French Costume Serge, Yard $1.69 A product of the famous Botany Mills, this excellent serge is made of high grade Australian wool; fast dyed with synthetic indigo. Roversible: Mol Stoilian: . Yard 89c Fine for one-piece dresses. ~~ Reversible, highly lustrous and dust repellent, this- mohair is extremely serviceable for skirts and auto coats. 50-inch. In navy blue, seal and golden brown and black. 54-inch Stripes and Plaids, Yard $5.49 Plaid and striped skirts in pleated models promise to be extremely popular for spring and developed in these black and white or tan and navy combinations are good locking. 50-inch Navy Blue Serge, Yard $1.19 A strictly all-wool * serge of splendid quality; sponged and shrunk and ready for the needle. It is non- crushable and of a dependable dye. 54-inch All-Wool Jersey, Yard $1.98 The ever popular jersey offered at so moderate a price is sure to meet a large response. Shown in white, pink, light blue, navy, brown, gray and black. . Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Metal Bag In Varied Assortment at 45¢ / / Beautiful designs distinguish these metal bag tops, whgch are shown in straight and curved shapes, in bright or dull silver. Clever bags may be made by combining these tdps with ribbon or tapestry. CHILDREN'S BRACELETS—Sure please the younger girl, these dainty gold filled bracelets, neatly chased in pretty designs, are very moderately priced at $150. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. LANSBURGH&BROTHER 420-430 Seventh St. N.W MONDAY STORE NEWS February 13. 1921 A Special Purchase and Sale! ‘New Spring Blouses of Georgette and Crepe de Chine « $5.00 We'are able to offer to the women ot Wash ington an’ unusually large assortment of lovely blouses and overblouses very much below the . usual price at which they would be sold. An advantageous purchase has made this possible There are tailored, semi-tailored and dressy " blouses, in a bewitthing variety of unusual and " fascinating stvles. ; contrasting shades of silk, while others depend on real filet and other laces or braids for their adornment. me arc embroidered in All the suit shades are represented, as well as those to be worn with separate skirts. Sizes 36 to 44. $5.00. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Floor Coverings and Curtains of Exceptibnal Worth With the spring season comes the desire to brighten up the home, to house- clean and to fix up the kitchen with new floor covering, or the living room with new fiber rugs. Here is your opportunity. Perfect Felt Base F;loor Covering, yard 39c Think of it! Perfect floor covering at 39c. Cut from full rolls in a score of lovely designs and colorings. If you need a floor covering for your new home or need a new covering for your ! old home take advantage of this price. i - Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs, $14.75 The narfle of “Congoleum Gold Seal” is in itself a guarantee of service and dura- bility, as well as appearance. Take your choice of ten different patterns. Size 9x12 is offered at this low price. Hodge Fiber Rugs, $18.50 It is high time you were thinking of the rugs you'll put down for spring and nat- urally you will think of HODGE first. Hodge Rattania Rugs are without equal. There are 16 patterns in size 9xI12 to select from. . Demonstrations gf the Hoover Suction Sweeper Plan to attend a demonstration of this remarkable labor-saving device— you cannot fail to be impressed with its many superior qualities. - Marquisette, Scrim and Voile Curtaining ~19¢ 29¢ 39¢ 49c Dainty, fresh, new curtains would look well in your-home about now, wouldn’t they? Get them here by the yard, in white, cream, ecru and beige, and make them yourself. The material is 36 inches wide and comes with or without border. | Willow and Reed Furniture Greatly Reduced ? " Beautifully made and upholstered with tapestry and cretonne cushions. A number of lovely color combinations, . including ;rose, blue, gray and brown. | Thercere rockers, settees and straight chairs 1n the lot. The Lamp Shade “ Sale of Last Monday | | —leaves us with 20 shades only. The shade and stand complete is I priced $25.75. 'Come in and take your choice early, for there are still a number of lovely color combinations to choose from at $25.75. Reupholstering- and Slip Covers a Specialty We would very gladly give you an estimate on the wgrk you want done. Qur | prices are lower than they will be a month from now, so if you are contemplating having any work done later. think it over and see where you will save monsy by having _ it done now. Just phone Franklin 7400. ! Fourth Floor—Lansburgh ‘c Brother.