Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 14

THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1991 J|SEEK TO REGULATE |[f | : —| A Sweet Dilemma To choose, among so many, the sweetest, the most delectable, the most exotic, the richest, rarest confection in CORNWELL’S BUNGALOW BOX “5-Room Sweets” 5 More than twenty Italian chocolate originalities— Brazil nuts, fig rolls, pistache logs, fruits, jellies, creams, nougats, nut caramels, mallows and creams. CANDEPHONE Maijn 875, or call for this preferred package— A pound-and-a-quarter, $1.70. CORNWELLS 1415 H Street THE MILK THAT KEEPS FRESH FOR MONTHS P0L 17 Backwanos with the water restored is POWDERED MILK - MILK | KLIM Powdered Whole Milk in 1-1b. and 2%-1b. cans) | is now on sale at the following places O'DONNELL’S, 604 9th Street O’DONNELL’S, 12th and F Streets CORNWELL’S, 1415 H Street BURCHELL'S, 1325 F Street MAGRUDER'S, Connecticut Ave. and K St. | STONE & POOLE, 1210 Pennsylvania Ave. PORTLAND PHARMACY, Thomas Circle TAYLOR’S, 2d and C Streets N.E. RUTHERFORD'S, 1705 G Street STAND No. 4, Arcade Market 116 PARK AVENUE, Takoma Park Requests for information and for parcel post shipments should be addressed to GURNEY L. HUNT Sole Distributor for the District of Columbia Phone Columbia 413 Delivers This Granby Phonograph To Your Home e 10 Selections FREE Poucee Levvs € 735 7th STREET N.W. An early placing of orders is suggested Packing Shipping Removals Storage BV G Securiry Srorage Gompeng 1140 Fifteenth street C. A Aspinwall, President l| | should be accomplished through some || provisions in the House bill for the! | | ing of the world war will meet every it {adoption of new policies regarding |in the future be admitted to the FLONFRON BROAD| = == Senators Would Check Im- migration From Southern and Eastern Europe. Measures to restrict immigration on, & percentage basis, proposed by the Senate immigration committee, are designed to check the flow from southern and eastern Europe without hindering the movement from north- ern and western Europe, according to the committee report submitted by Sen- ator Dillingham, republican, Vermont. The “old immigration” of families from northern and western Europe, the report states, does not constitute a problem; but the movement of sin- gle men, largely. from southern and | eastern Europe, to cities and manu- facturing centers.in the United States is declared to present an emergency | which should be dealt with. Such | immigrants, it is stated, gather in: “radical groups” and show little tend- i ency to become American citizens. | The report asserts that restrictions | should be applied to this type of im-! migrant and the committee felt it measure that will insure definite ef-| fectiveness. | “It is the belief of the committee, however,” the report adds, “that the admission of relatives will not insure that definite result which the present situation demands. It is impossible to estimate or anticipate what the ex- tent of the movement would be under the provisions of the House bill. It not only seems almost certain that it would be larger, but that the sys- fem would be open to fraud and abuse.” s “The Senate committee proposal to admit during the next fiscal year “only one-third of the number of im- migrants that were admitted annual- ly for three years prior to the open- requirement dictated by prudence,” the report continues, adding: “Our national condition demands the the selection of immigrants who shall Il | must be adopted whereby a better se- l| | loction and distribution of arriving Il { sections of the country so far as com- Ii| | cerned is distinctly bad, and means | | must be adopted by which future im- | P G A. Aspiawall Enited States, and some strong policy immigrants shall be secured. The situation in the agricultural and rural mon and agricultural labor is con- migration shall, to a certain extent, be deflected from industrial centers and find employment upon the land.” NAVY SPONSORS MEET. Addresses by Notables Feature the' Luncheon Later. i Addresses by Secretary of the l\'avy’ Josephus Daniels and Rear Admiral R. E. Coontz featured the luncheon held at the New Willard Hotel yester- day, following the annual meeting of the Society of S rs of the United States Navy, the purpose of which is to preserve the records of all ships since the inception of the American Navy, together with the names of those who christened them. More than fifty members of the so- ciety attended the business session, which was presided over by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Russell Langdon of Skeltons Island. A letter from the president of the society, Mrs. Reynold Hall, of Philadelphia, expressing re- gret at her inability to be present, was read. In a brief address Mrs. Daniels out- lined the philanthropic work that had ‘been accomplished by the society dur- ing the past year. U.S . SUPPLIES SELL HIGH. A. E. F. Material Left in France Brings 2,517,000,000 Francs. PARIS, February 15.—The sale $f American supplies left in France by the American_expeditionary forces brought 2,517,000,000 francs, M. Doumer, minis- ter of finance, told the chamber of deputies today. Of the foregoing amount, 905,000.000 i cs represented sales to private indi- uals and concerns, of which sum 616,- | 000,000 francs has been paid. Supplies | valued at 1,612,000,000 francs were ceded | to public services, of which 372,000,000 francs has been paid. “. .. advertised by our . . friends” (No. 26) : Los Angeles, Calif. “All my goods that you packed from 2501 Massachu- setts avenue have been re- ceived and unpacked, not one thing was broken. I want to thank you for your kind at- tention to my packing.” Consolidated carload freight service Saves waste of freight car space, waste of shipper’s money, waste of time ‘and provides "greater safety and speed. « If A is moving to Chicago and has 2 or 3 vanloads of furniture he would charter a car for his goods. B moving to the same place with 2 or 3 loads, would do the same. Two cars to carry what one would hold, and if one car was loaded full the goods Al L S I N B o S TR would travel safer. Freight on two cars paid where one would suffice. We are trying to stop some of this waste by our consolidat- ed car service. We welcome in- quiries, and as the service grows we can be of larger service. Serurity Safe Deposit for Silver- ware and Valuables In our burglar-proof vaults, un- der guarantee, and for furs, clothing, rugs, etc., in our dry cold storage rooms. Storage for_ motor cars (deai),!' for pianos and paintings, for luggage and household effects. 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