Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WAGE CUT POSTPONED. Announcement Regarding Pay of 40,000 Shipyard Workers. The effective date of the 10 per cent cut in wages of 40,000 shipyard work- decided upon by the Atlantic hipbuilders’ Association for to- s been postponed until March 14, A. J. Berres, secretary of the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor, announced to- day. Mr. Berres said the postpone- ment had been made to give the % Invisible Toric Bifocal Lenses . $10 ’/////////////////////AW////////////////////////////, A very special price—the same whether from a prescription of your oculist or as a result of careful tests by our optometrist. We Would Like to Fill Your i i —and thereb; unions time to notify the rkers of PreSCl‘lPthn demunstrltz the results of the recent srendum, chich the men voted inst ac- our service. Or we will carefully test your e)es if you wish, prescribing the Glasses you need—IF ANY ce of a reduction. re expect the men k, as they beliove of the shipbuild- on leaders ut that up to this 1d been made to bring about a stri THAT'S DIFFERENT. suppose when you were game you potted a Perk out hu leopard? Hunter—No; but I spotted one. ield of peanuts per acre ast year belongs to Lon fiftcen-year-old boy of th 22270 mr‘mrwmmmm@mr S [ iR We I Special Court lnaéu?ural Comparison ales | 1106 G Street Store News The House of Fashion For Wednesday, Mar. 2 | ceremon e The distinetion of having produced |, LENTEN SERVICES SET FOR MARCH 4 Christian Umty Exercises Will Be Held at St. John’s, Despite Inauguration. the Lenten Christian unity at St. John's Church next Fri spite the fact that the inaugur: are to occur on tha The hour at which the servi held, 4:45 pam., permits attendan into offi nique in one respe ers of late nd of the church. It is felt th of unity must be cult en participated i of other denor rotusta on of Ca through L Protestant I McDowell o from the tention is ed to the fact Yhose Lovely Tricotine SPRING SUI TS Inaugural Sale Prices Smart Models. Individual Styles Tailored and Trimmed. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Choice of a Wonderful Display INAUGURAL SALE PRICES 820.50,84,0.50.55Q-50.5( Q.50 Fashionable Spring Dresses At Inaugural Sale Prices f' Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Crepe Satins, Tricotines DRESSES YOU WILL BE PROUD TO WEAR 325 35 84950 Polo Coats and Wraps Great Variety of Models $15, 325, $35 to $85 Exgquisite Spring Hat Creations 500 Indsvidual Styles 35. $72.50, $:0. $15 Dld You Get One Yet" A Lucky Purchase of Several Hundred Women’s Bracelet Watches . At $5 to $13 Under Regular Prices ' HIS purchase and offering of high-grade Bracelet Watches, coming as it does just prior to Easter and graduation time, when you are buy- ing gifts for both occasions, offers you an opportunity to buy a real worthwhile gift at a splendid saving. All are 20-year guaranteed gold filled cases. All are 15-jewel movements. Can be worn with bracelet or ribbon. Kept in repair one year free of charge. Monogram engraved free of charge. Reserved until later on payment of a small deposit. Extra Special 14-karat Gold Filled Bracelet Watches, with 20-year guaranteed cases and 15-jewel adjustment lever movement; excellent timepieces. Our Regular Pri for the Watch,r;;e5$l 1085 Same in engraved cases, $12.85 Other watches to go as follows: $27.50 Watches . . $14.85 $28.00 Watches . . $15.85 $30 and $35 Watches, $19.85 We Will Be Pleased to Have You Open a Charge Account SELINGER’S 820 F Street, Corner Ninth Manufacturing Jewelers and Opticians “Look for the Big Clock” T MBWW R NN RN R R RN R R RRRRip R Rl Rl olfel ol ol ol ol ol el ol ol ol ol el l ) o el el el e el R the prophe rather than the office that is emphasized by th services. Large Attendance February 22. The unexpectedly large attendance on Washington's hlr\h(l.A} has con- firmed the impression that the at- e like- of the occ ed, be coni must be Dehind President the national hopes for of his administration are d on Doug- uration at moon, *h_evident success en found that the same reason C. sand of the leaflets for the half hour” have been printed and d s- tributed from hand to hand Within two weeks. THOMAS HARRISON RAINES Member of Legal Force With Alien Property Custodian Victim of Heart Disease. Thomas Harrison Raines, fifty years | 0ld, connected with the legal force of the office of.the custodian of ali property, was found dead in I apartment in the Mansfield, 1730 street, late last night. A physician ‘rom Emergency Hospital responded to a call, examined the body and said life had been extinct several hours. Joroner Nevitt gave a certificate of | death from heart disease. Mr. Raines lived alone in the apart- ment. He had not been seen by riends during the day, and last night | wo policemen entered his room and found his body on the floor. Follow- ing an investigation by the coroner, he remains were removed to an un- lertaking establishment and prepared for burial. The deceased was a native of Mis- | sissippl. He graduated in law and spent some time as instructor in a military academy in the south. Dur- ing the Spanish-American war he served as a captain in the Army and came to this city about twenty years ago. He accepted a position in the patent officc, resigning to take a position in the office of the alien ago and was popular with Mlb residents of this city. Sen Harrison of Mississippi i himself in having the body cared for last night, and telegraphed word of the death to relatives. A brother and sister of Raines, ding in Hickory, Miss., and Mrs. Thompson, a niece. of Meridian, were the relatives notified It is probable that the body will be taken to Hickory. Join Our Circulating Library —and read the latest Two-dollar books for twenty-five cents. Pearlman’s Book Shop 933 G St. N\W. Open Evenings Blackistone’s Remembrance Box —makes a charming gift for the birth- day or wedding anniversary. Price, $5.00 and $10.00. B lacktstone l‘lh llld H Have your New j Frock Bralded | and Pleated at the Shop Unique, 8th at E. Oppenheimer’s Fur Coats Are ‘ Great Investments —AT OUR MARCH —SALE PRICES Selling has been brisk, but exceptional bargains still await fortunate purchasers. Select your coat at once. Smart Fur Chokers —in spring styles, priced low. | SAKSFURCo, MANUFACYUH!RB WHO RETAIL | T WHOLESALE PRICES 1212 F Street Decision has been reached to hold | _ regardless of the program ;.u.‘mmm}‘ upon the induction of the President | een findins | the reunion | the spirit | he other, and | FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM’ | s | { WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1921. DENIES PARTY FAVORITISM Mr. Burleson Shows Republicans Have Fair Share of Positions. Postmaster General Burleson has| made a “statistical refutation” of charges that party affliiations had con- tinued to influence postmaster ap- pointments ev fter the executive Srder of 1517 placing them under civil service. | Of 2,102 postmasters appointed un- der the new system, who had replied 10 Departm circular they in their Mr. B d ed that 1,012 were demo- crats and 907 republicans. republicans. THE H. \(vl Hnl!:mll. F —Until the present time wome Holland have not been 1“311) fied to append the! to deeds, wil he minister Omitting the eleven southern states, the figures show, he said, 598 democrats and S46 For March, i 111 PIANOS FOR RENT i i | Read Page 4| For List of March Victor Records Then Come Here to Buy All Your VICTOR RECORDS as well as a -I\VICTROLA $10 Puts One in Your Home $10.00 DOWN Balance Small Monthly Amounts Sole Agent for Kranich & Bach and Emerson Pianos - IWORCH’S 0G Established 1879 Fabrics Fine Tricotines New Twill Cords Poiret Twills and Gabardines Beautifully Silk Lined Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 16 to 46 Clever Modes in Wraps, Coats & Cépes Superb Spring Frocks 25305 492 $9.75 i RIS ARRRRLSRARKLS —Cafe St. Marks—— 913 15th Street Your Inaugural Visitors act with Washington cos- litanism as this smart restaurant affords will enjoy such co me A1 ye to «ntertain your guests in the Garden Room or the quaint grill during their stay PPhone Frank. 413 or 419 to reserve tables. 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