Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 10

LR Sevea hundred coavicts in one of the big English prisons have con- tributed toward the erection of a tablet to the memory of fellow pris- ohers who were liberated to fight in the war and fell in action. White Enam¢ Some of Your Rooms Produce a bright, cheery, porcelain -like appeareance that will be welcomed in your home. Luxeberry White Enamel is the favored interior finish EXPRESS TRAIN DERAILED. ALTOONA, Pa., April 28.—Pennsyl- vania railroad passenger train No. 64, known as the New York express, was derailed late last night at Bennington, ten miles west of this city. No pas- sengers were killed or seriously in- jured, but several of them were badly Shaken up. The engineer was badly hurt and the fireman is missing. The conductor of the wrecked train ex- pressed the opinion the fireman would be found in the vicinity of the acci- dent, the cause of which could not be learned. The locomotive and four coaches of the train, which was eastbound from Chicago, left the rails and turned | over. Three sleeping cars, the bag- ! zage car and one coach were derailed, t remained upright. | TIRES 2Ux3Ys $9°80 Special 7 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 28 1921. ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE RENDERS FINE SERVICE Society Has 744 Members, Annual Report Shows—Officers Are Re-elected. The annual meeting of the Wash- ington Animal Rescue League was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Mer- ton E. Twogood, the secretary, gave her annual report, in which it was shown the society had collected 2,789 cats, 17,197 kittens, 1,286 dogs, 3 pigeons, 42 horses, 4 rabbits, 1 squir- rel, 1 owl and 104 white rats during the past year. It was explained the society has not gone into the rat catching busi- ness. but these animals were sent in to be humanely chloroformed. The society has 744 members. Ow- ing to the shortage of funds it was found necessary last September to borrow funds from some of the direc- tors in order to carry on the work. An appeal was sent to®members in EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL . REPORTED BY SENATORS Designed. for Farmers’ Relief and Check Dumping of Foreign Goods. The emergency tarift bill, designed for the relief of the farmeks and to check dumping of forelgn goods, was ordesed favorably reported today by the Senate finance committee. The measure approved by the Senate committee differs radically from that passed by the House. antl-dumping and currency valuation provisions | having been sharply revised, although tariff provisions were not changed. A | provision to continue government con- trol of dye importations through the Treasury Department was added by | the Senate committee. | A new feature of the measure is a provision prohibiting foreign ex- porters from shipping into American markets in event of their refusal to | OFFER DISPLEASING, SAYS BRITISH PRESS Proposals Declared Too Vague by Papers—Berlin Losing Hope. By the Assoctated Press. LONDON, April 28.—Dissatistaction ! with the German reparations proposals | was expressed by London newspapers | today. There'was a unanimous ex-| pression of opinfon that the German terms were insufficient and that they | must be altered before the allies could | renew discussions with the Berlin gov- | ernment. ANGLO-JAPANESE PACT DISCUSSED BY CANADA Sentiment Expressed Terminating Alliance, to Promote Best Relations. By the Amsocinted Press. OTTAWA, Ont., April 28/—Advis: bility of terminating tho Anglo-Ja; anesc alllance tho best relations betwoen the British empire and the I'nited States, and also posstbly between Japan and the Unlted States, was volced in the houss of commons by N. W. Rowell, Favoring { former president of the privy coun- cil. Mr. Rowell, who was discuss- ing the objects to be considered at the conference of prime ministers of the British empire in London ne.t June, one of which Is the An: Japanese treaty, expressed his co: viction that a difference between the { fn order to promote | Dupont_Circle, it was announced to- day. entertainment are Mrs. C. . McDevitt, Market 80 popular with fts patrons. Fisl. from Tile Steak Halibut Steak . Trout (uree) Croakers .. Flounders . Members of the committee on M nor and Tt is the abllity to serve economically that has made the P-K Fresh Fish for Friday the P-K Market are invariably fresh. Roe Shad ...lb., 35¢c Buck Shad ..lb., 25¢ Spanish Mackerel, 1b., 30c i Snap them up! CHAS. E. MILLER, Inc United States and Japan, if such | {,should unfortunately oceur, would not involve Great Britain. permit examination of their hooks by American agents to determin costs and sales prices. Present October which resulted in $1,104 being “The German proposals are too secured, and a card party benefit net- in the best homes be- gue and do not go far énough,” de- Only fresh Eggs come i 2 Formerly Miller Rros.” Auto Supply Houss. | ted $704 carly this month. rices jel the Morning Post.” o AT i cause of its very pleas. 812 14th St.. 4 Doors North of H s;l The treasurer’s report was given|Drovide only a fine in case of The Tost, however, expressed the| The complete sitting of the house Fresh Eggs Reneanie ihant 3 Doz, 95¢ ing effects. It never i N in which plans were outlined to ex- | refusal. but customs officials asked [opinion that Germany might rue her | 7748, devoled to a discussion of the | turns yellow—it is easiiv PENN]NGTON & iAYLUR i tend the membership. Mrs. Susie Root | fOr a Stronger weapon as a support |appeazl to America, for the reason that ! L3 Tence. Members of the Fine large Rhodes made an address, in which | to_anti-dumping laws, “it_is most probable America’s stand- | Lhic ETOUPS In the chamber par-, Asparagus— Bunch, 20c 5 . Sl ink & 8 Chairman Penrose of the committee | ards of - 5 st di ticipated. - Bunches 3| washed—itslustrelzsts. @ | Painting Paperhanging [she told of the numanising influence | (™M ped to ave the Semate | from, ShocPAraLions are most different | “Arthur Meighen, prime minister, ba| And it doesn’t require S - the children in the city playgrounds. | take up the bill Tuesday. Subatantiall Chusge Demanded) |erosionintithe Conferenceimadiag | Smoked Hams | Bacon ' i The Better Kind She announced the children of the i S n | executive powers and that no action | e e | an expert to apply it. playgrounds are to hold.a rummage| T. te their world tours | .10 testy editorial, the Telegraph K could be taken without reference to O o e e et Cholcest sugar - cured hacon. N a9 Sale tomorrow and Saturday for the | with the Prince of Wales, members | 410 demanded substantial changes in | the, Canadian pariiament, e vee * | Machine sliced, with the rind off 2333 18th St. N.W. benefit of the league. of the Royal Marine Band have been e e m?,.‘,',,,fi"”;,{,‘,,;;ggg*;‘;,,“’;,j';:,ronpfg,;;:; o M"»Lb 28¢ Lb., 40c Col. 1077 The same directors and officers were | granted the privilege of Wearing the | gerram nny no Fiahn oy hahel S21d: | Great Britain would hesitare ro rat | - prince’s plumes as cap badges. gage in any war if strong public opinion was manifested in Canada | and Australia against her doing so. at all. Her duty is to pay her debts.” Germany’'s reparations proposals were not at first understood in British o:fl;‘,}I‘uI’L;il:(‘-Ic:i declared the late edition of the Daily Mail this morning, and the | “QUR 9 newspaper asserted that, after they | OUR CLUB” TO GIVE DANCE. were examined it was seen “they are| “Our Club” will give the second of nothing more than a clumsy rehash of |its series of subscription danees to- | the German offer made here on ch {morrow night at the Dupont Studios, ' {1, and as such are not acceptable. ermans See Falilure. Lb., 8¢ 10 Ibs., 75¢ ¢ Ib., 25¢ + Best cane granulated 1l Sugar ;2o A semmtt . | for preserving. | P-K Coffee Rich with flavor. Store No. 4 TTH AND M S Store. STH AND H 'Origan Face Store No. 6 o — P il Illl Powder, . 8. THOMPSON BRANCH e el Former _$223 703 N.W. jec » S ' Bl Former e 7 N.W. be rejected was reflected in pre: | v A = . m A\]) q-r’q W, 4 nl‘}lxl( on the situation here yester- | 5 A . N.W. , the Vorwaerts saying that, in all | I This Sa!e, 59¢ Formerly Atkinson’s. probability, the Gerni:mg n government | i would be called upon to further alter | Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1TH STOAND PARK ROAD et e ojachieveoucy) . . . . [ o S RCE R e goveEiment;” the newspaper A triptothe Bargain6th will certainly be a treat! for the official opening sale of our new store, No. 10, L Stere:No. g added, “has taken a stony path, and has; z LOO SEORGETOWNIBRANCH not vet arrived at its en You'll find BARGAINS on every hand. BARGAINS? Yes, every article is a 31ST AND M STS. N.W. Theodor Wolff, writing in the Tage- blatt, approved ‘of the address of Dr. Walter Simons, foreign minister, before the rejchstag, saying the tenor of the | ( 18th Street and Columbia Road. | rare bargain or it couldn’t be there. A bargain not only because the price is low, " but because the quality is high. It’s our sole object to serve you economically and | Popular Toilet Articles . . speech was ‘“adapted to satisfactorily. Get acquainted! I Housecleaning Preparations §0c D.&R ColdCream ... 36 |'TEnt Ui % o e o : h Preventcl, quart, 75¢; pint. .. .45c P. D. S. Rat and Roach Paste. .25¢ 80c Pompeian Massage Cream...54c | >lapse m?‘fi‘}i’:‘zhg'g”;“; Efi‘l‘ é:,?:mx’fl ’ | >, zemei ung, - ugo i Sprays, 12-cunce size, 45¢; 24- Sulphur Candles, 8¢c; 2 for. . . .15¢ 35¢ Pond’s Cold Cream. ........2dc |Siiunes, the Geriman industrial magnate. it 50c Hinds’ Honey and Almond 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shani- 76¢ Palmolive Shampoo. .. ..42¢c 50c Hay’s Henna Shampoeo. . . .. .39¢ $1.00 Danderine Hair Tonic. . 50c Herpicide Hair Tonic. . . . $1.00 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine $1.00 Q-Ban Hair Tonic. . ... 75c Q-Ban Hair Restorer. . . . $1.00 Wyeth Sage and Sulphur 60c Sago Sage and Sulphur. . 25¢ Resinol Soap. . . 25¢ Cuticura Soap . . wisiersisieisn 186 25c¢ Woodbury’s Facial Soap . 16¢ Black Flag Insect Powder, 75c, . . . 10c Palmolive Soap, cake 8c; doz.89c 39cand. ... $1.00 Listerine, medium size. .74c -~ $1.25 Glyco-Thymoline, pint. 74c gzc ;orhal’s ToTo!h :adc. 500 35¢ c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . ... .32¢c Moth Bags Keeps Out No. 1—Suit size or lady’s jacket, 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. . . .. .32¢ MOTHS . 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. . . .. ...19¢ 25¢c Lyon’s Tooth Powder or Paste.17¢ Clesn .. Fragram NO- and Did Not Share Optimism. The industrialist organ, Der Tag, did not share the optimism expressed by Dr. Simons in his address beforc the reich- stag. ‘This parable,” the newspaper added, Just as faulty as Dr. Simons’ reason- ing in general. The people of Israel were permitted to take along their sil- ver and gold when starting out on their journey, ~ whercas the f obliged 'to leave theirs. BRUSSELS, April counter proposals with regard to rep- arations were declarcd in political cir- cles here today to be entirely unaccept- able. It was pointed out the new pro- posals did not differ materially from those submitted by the Germans at the London conferenc CLERICAL BLUNDERING DELAYED GERMAN NOTE Insect Powder Gun- .. .15¢ Dead Stuck, 13c and .23¢ Insectine, 23c and. . . . .13c AmmoCleaner. . .. .... .10c Peterman’s Ant Fcod, 19¢c and 10c Peterman’s Roach Food 38c, Peterman’s Moth Food. . . . .. .13c Peterman’s Discovery, 42c, 23c and Chloride Lime, pound. . ... .. .12¢c Rough-On-Rats . ...... Household Ammonia, about qt.15¢ Platt’s Chloride, 53c and. . . . .29¢ Cmac Carbolic Acid, pint. . . .20c A Sale of New Spring DRESSES ‘ Just unpacked! The best values we_have seen at the price, and the best dresses you have seen in years at six ninety-five. i The RIGHT DRESSES at the RIGHT TIME at the RIGHT PRICE is again demonstrated in this store by closing this remark- able purchase of Mignonette and Wool Jersey Dresses. There are 10 styles—enough to meet the wishes of very different types of women; they are plain or trimmed, and the colors are navy, brown and black, which are at once Spirits Turpentine, pint 20c;. .. Qquartivis s ot 535 “Bee Brand” Insect Powder,.. . | 59¢,35cand...... ......15c| Twelve Hours’ Lost in Berlin Be- cause Nature of Message Was ! Not Understood. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 27.—Clerical blun- dering in the main telegraph office in Berlin caused a delay of twelve hours in transmission of the German in v counter proposals on reparations to ! most in vogue and most useful. Washington. The American mission | Sizes for women and misses. here filed the 1ast section of the note - 300 Porch Dresses cause of the delay was only located | For a Lively Sale hen acknowledgment of its r Tar Paper $1.00 Pyorrhocide Powder. . . .79¢ 35¢c Mary Garden Talc. ... .. 25¢ Squibb’s Talc. 25¢ Mavis Talc. .. - 25c Mennen’s Talc. 30c Djer-Kiss Talc. o090 50c Java Rice Powder. ... .. 75¢c Lablache Face Powder. . 50c Djer-Kiss Face Powder. . 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream. . . 50c Witch Hazel, pint. . .. .. 25¢ Mum (prevents perspiration Pure Food Products 2—Overcoat, 3—Uister, Senitary No. 4—Auto Coat, ceipt came from Washington Tues. day morning, indicating that the note had been an unduly long time in transit. * The night shift at the telegraph | office_apparently failed to recognize | the diplomatic nature af the mes- | sage and treated it as a_routine dis patch. The English rendering of th original note supplied fo the Ameri- can mission by the foreign office not only reveals an imperfect trans- lation, but contains faulty reproduc- tion of the German terms. Tar Paper, 40x48, 10c sheet, 3 for 25c, dozen Moth Balls or Flakes, 15c pound 2 for..... c « Reliable Family Remedies Ar;nfi"- Grape Juice, pint, 29¢; 57C ASKS $25,000 DAMAGES. I 70c Alophen Pills, P. D. & Co., MWelch's Grape Juice, pint, 42c; 79 C |Mr. Levering:Alleges Conspiracy in i 100s " .- .. e et 35C Ch s eanonaatpofocooans Water Power Plans, = . , : i $1.00 Alccrub, the new rubbing ¢ P‘fi:‘emc lllcIenty 23(} Suit to recover $25,000 damages Bt 'h"_‘g o IL"-O Lo lab(:;}; i ALoRols 0 ) S TN i ST R g Bargain o s Totases o e e e e these dresses is their splendid It $1.00 Albcline Mineral Oil, pint. .69¢ and.. 23(: acceptance of his plans for the utili- workmanship—the fine quality I en s P Robinson's Bariey, 45¢ zation of the water power of the Gingham—the deep hems. i $1.25 Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 5 35¢ Tooth P°Wde(, 17¢ and.. 4 25C DoraltileaRial thokDinie s Styles include sash models, i gr,100s. .. ...... i ii72c 50c Tooth Paste, 23c Johnson’s Court by J. H. Levering. a hydraulic beited models anc Billie Burkes, tl 75c Baume Analgesique Bengue. .45¢ 50c F; G 23¢ nd & N Groves bt o ondants in plaids, stripes and checks. il | 25c Beecham’s Pills . ..........15¢ e e Sa Elacsniandl omsCsoncao| e | Stevens and R. W. Davenport, en gineers of the geological survey; E. C. Bobb and Charles A. Bissell, en- gineers of the reclamation service W. M. Read, chiet irrigation en- | gineer of the Indian service, and Herman Stabler, chief engineer of the geological survey. Through Attorney -Matthew E. O'Brien “the plaintiff says he was to 46. Supply all your summer 60c Babek (relieves malaria). needs tomorrow at $1.95 25c¢ Carter’s Liver Pills. 40c Castoria, Fletcher’s. 80c California Fig Syrup. . ... 5§0c Caticura Ointment. . . .. .. e’s Food, $2.69, 59¢ | l ALL FAST COLORS. Sizes 36 I I an ( Nestl [t ber Goods People’s Prices on Guaranteed Rubber Goods “Congress” Fountain Syringes, pound made Bee Brand Root Beer Read Every One of These Friday Sensations 2, s especially for our stores by Goodyear: employed by the Federal Power Com- G0c Dorts Kidnoy Bills i M wnen LI §1.08 ovsites s Bl e o ey S g Then you'll appreciate what wonderfal bargains The e e Symenis B ar- @ Dy by ik $i% Rt ackivuctve ot | Bonpeca Ghiofem yowss L R TR L a L Borie's L ST SR | Cholceof AnyHat, @y Bungalow Apronsof @ $1.20 Gray’s Glycerine Tonic. . .. gt el " $1.9 s nligediuctionloriihy Friday,only. ... .... Gingham, special. . . . that extent. 85c Jad Salts ot 60c Kilmer's Swamp Root They come in light and dark cclors, with ¥on know whet that meanes ic B VEHCEL belts and pockets. Very clever trimming ef- Scores of shapes, colors and trimmings. Also ireri fects, in rick rack brald. They'll make for i i a varied selection of Tailored Hats in black e . 50c Limestone Phosphate. . . .....31c 100 o WTillul’(('i ...... e a1 69(: The Virgin Island Inquiry. & yariedixelection o] Tallorediris lively selling—get one early. 25¢ ctic Pills, 100s r Bottle ‘elch’s Grapelade, To the Editor of The Star: Lapa , 100s. . . . .. abor 98C J5-0unce. 39C It Vs with much Interest that I 25¢ Lysol, small. . . . .. $1.50 Milk’s Emulsion. . . . $1.10 Nuxated Iron. . . 60c Nujol, small. . . .. 30c Phenolax Wafers. St $1.30 Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- read the account of the neglect by the United States of the Virgin Islands since their purchase from the Danish government, and what is now on foot for their betterment, in your issue of Tuesday, Aprfi 19, 1931, WeEile the story is an interesting one, with my knowledge of the facts as to how ‘the deplorable condition Japanese Crepe I 95 Kimonos, special ° Think of the biggest bargaim you e®er bought in kimonos, then come tomorrow ‘o find bigger bargains. Sevegal styles—oon- trasting trims—all colors. Sizes for women and missea. “Comgress” Combination Fountain Sy- cichis Fruitiade, iaxe ana Hotomater mestics $2.79 1S-ounce........ A N T 42C Goodyear make; guaranteed 2 Aekreie e 75¢ Drk Grape Juice and Be Healthy years There is a delicioysness and 1,200 Polly Prim Aprons, each. . .. .. 390 They come in effective plaids. stripes and checks; all cut full. Light and dark Per- cales; if we could impress you with the won- derful value at 39c, we couldn’t take care good qu: Sampao elastic health ealt in every bottle of Naboth two-quart size, all complete olive oil guilty of allowing a piece of history White Gabardine Rubber Gloves 1 3 was brought to the attention of Con- pound ... ... 75¢ for household Grape Juice. It is not only X 5 of the crowd that would come for them. 50c Poslam Ointment . veee..34c Bae : A ing, but scientists say that it has a | Teading that part of the story as re- i 60c Pape’s Diapepsin . LAToR 35¢ White Enamel Irrigators, great tonic effect. Excellent to take D L hesatticleSiIEwoud e ummage $1.49 1.25 Pierce’s Favorite Pr i with fitt with. We recémmend to stand as correct when, in fact, it 3 a escrip- Ingeli. ot Naboth because it is pure 3xd unfer- is not. The first time the blea for Skirt 14 loPnh e e .95¢ = 3 mented. d favorable consideration for the new irts, onty. . . ... .. .. ' 50c s Milk Magnesia. . . ... 38¢c = = purchase of the islands was made was et i i no Dem: nstrati e g opportunity for 300 women 60c Resinol Ointment. . . . .......45¢c Ster onstration St torDennarel ot ers e ¥ho want pretty white wash skirts that are U At Our came to Washington and tak made right, and trimmed right, and price $1.758S.S. S. (for the blood). . . .$1.07 No. 1 Store, by me to the room of Senator Stone. Tight. Six ‘styles—at a dolar. Of course, youll want to be 81.?0 Vinol, a restorative tonic. . .69¢ 6 for 25¢ Bozxes of 50, $2.00 7th and K Sts. N.W, in the Capitol. The delegation con- sisted of Dr. Christiansen, Lawyer to try to get together the insular committee, ‘The committee met that day at Aftter listening to the islands, the committee dfi:td that it eceasary £ m) ihofld be'sent umnn as Not aprons—but full-cut, well made house- dresses of fast-color Gingham. A good assort- delegate d receiving from him a ment of sises when selling starts. If you document containing several 1nt Boxes of 25, $1.00 sotting forth the conditions in & wantions Reoms feaHly SNriiar L n among the crowds that are sure to attend this selling. Here' you will Jorgensen and Mr. James Chesterfield I Whi find all the odds and ends, the 173 > People’s Prices on S eegaivan A oD algreception G'.'”’. hite J.‘“" 8 9c slightly soiled merchandise, etc., Don Amaro 2 next Step was “when' ong Hetachold Middies, special . . . . that has accumulated since the Ci, ett Francls. ‘a delegate sent here from opening of the Bargain 6th. Things 1gareties the United Laboring Association of How long since you have seen such a low are too numerous even to think the Island of St. Thomas, arrived in price for regulation style middies of good b 3 Il find (Coronas) Camelb e R imashas Washington, and requested me to Quality white Jean—in sizes 16 to 447 They , about describing—but you'll fin Made of short Havana-filler tobacco, Chesterfields, 20 ot 10, &\:luh"r:nn;:mt::cll; awlth zhlnh-la 'r'm are here tomorrow, but won't last long at 89¢c everything from cl-uldr;n 's drawers e 3 , 2 . o some In, L. ’ mony ;‘“:u: ';’cl“je""’:dswrfll’}[‘)er. Formerly sold [| Sovereign 9¢ e pebate of ;}(mm'fl'.;“df' bing] 1;1: each. ::fl; woman’s serge dress among s al c each, o . Pack: 8 in general. - o Termt e A e csadatithe Women’s Gingham FOC il e e Speclally Priced, Lucky Btrikes, 20s.., 17¢ had & brief talk with him about the 1 have been greatly reduced, old Mills, 208 4 mattér. He told us that he was going HOIISG Dreuec, at. ... ranging from— 10c to $1.00.,