Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1921. . — Irsing st. n University g rists of all countries.” said a cable| ACCEPTS PRESIDENCY. message from the Russian Telegraph Benjamis d Celia As o rl. s Deaths Reported. \J k at Moscow. received by the| COLUMBIA, S. C, August 9.—Rev. 3 The following denths have been reported to = Ask For 5 N —c ‘;;fignon Soviet Russia. % R. C. Grier, pastor of the Associated ;:3,':,':,:'1 :n:" :,',::,:’T{“;,‘::;:’;’. {he health _dflu‘rlmvm ‘within the' Tase twenty: et Horlick's Real Pictures > “In several Twssian provinces the|peformed Presbyterian Church of | Clarenee A. and Netse b Nooer bo. e o e ] The ORIGINAL 1391 the "appeal sald; “This is the | Columbla, who was last week elected | Milton K. and Lettie Burret e S MaHed Milk . - Severe consequence of Russian eco-|to the presidency of Erskine College, | 3pna N-and Elisabeth T. Elizabeth Cunpinghiam. 56, Georgetown Uai- of the, wartly white nomic backwardness and the seven|Due West, has accopted the position| Ci o ; versits Hospital ; places in and around years of war, first the imperalist| o " ioue un hig duties with the E. and Mary A, Joncs. 64. 617 F st n.e ; Zi war and then civil war, which were ——— — : Washington—Views that imposed upon the workers and college this fall. i vou will want to take 863 Kitch ti peasants and by the landlords and We Teach I < of al countr! o i with you: or send to itchens Operating |eupiiatisis of, sl connirien, ., 4q Births Reported. AUTO DRIVING —ia capable and reliable—when nqm'm Drink” for All Ages. does the 'Painting, Faperhanging ""Quidl.nnd: at Home, Office, anc | Upholstering. Founmn. umnms. . h i bli it Through Food Supplies |Pa*sia Srom: the toilng . industrial |, workers and agriculturists of all and Mary H. Brown, boy. . boy, your iriends—b e c ause rte and Ovra. Lo they fasthfully picture AND Traffic Regulations The following births have been reported to he health department within the last twenty- &i rge and_Caraline Robinkon, girl. se inte ing plac e ies. These masses are, them- d G Nich ,m enry and Elizabeth C: irl. —from new angles anc italism and imperialism, yet we are| Clarence nd Pamphrey, n nla D 5 0. Ces Mautn 42 ,51 R ntslaivics By the Assoeiated press. honfident that, despite their own dif- | £l iy’ and leabetin’ Dongias. bor- €0, 3 Main 4224 3 RIGA, August 9.--A message re-|cylt situation, caused by the ufnel;n- 3 - - ceived here today by the American|ployment and the high cost o ‘ ] 25¢—50c—$1.00 i""’ Crose from Reval, Esthonia, says |Ing. they will respond to our appeal.” | event ~ i Open 8 Al M -—Close 6 P. M { that Charles R. Crane, former United T e v Office Open on Sqturd-ys for Payments 1\ A new metallic packing has been in- vented the component elements of which are mica and babbitt metal. States minister to China, and four as- | scciates arrived at Reval last night on The National Remembrance Shop thelr way from China to the United tates. [ ] (Mr. Foster's Shop) { The report received at Reval last , 4 4th ©ne door ab night that six American prisoners were 1 Penn, Ave. due to arrive at Camburg, Esthonia, M@[E | today appears to be a mistake, as the message reporting Mr. Crane's arrival un;@fl ! adds that no American prisoners are ; gl iy expected to come out of Russia by uml route. Pearl Necklaces On the eve of the arrival of repre- R U Y C d.t = B N P = = sentatives of the American relief ad- X t Of All Kinds ministration and soviet Russia to dis- 4 se our reaiu--—- uy ow, ay ‘ qater Restrun cuss American relief plans, the soviet es| g government today issued statistics Bird Pattern 50-Piece Dinner Set Fxcellent quality o tending to shaw a greater effort to 75c to $1.00 |{combat hunger than In other famine | { years. SEABRIDGE ording to these statistics, soviet relief is progressing well, and claims JEWELRY CO. are made that it is possible, with 9, 1 limite 'acilities, to transport food. 724 9th St. NW. {5000, June 26 to July 20, it 15 claimed, Accounts to Responsible Parties || 50,000 peasants, who have been force to live on grass, have officially mi grated to fruitful Siberia by the Mos cow-Kazan railway, while 41,000 al rendy have been iramsported on the Volga river. There are in operation 863 public kitchens, with a capacity to feed 000,000 persons daily, and ninety-six ecial kitchens for children, with a pacity of 70,000 daily, the report de- | | clared, although “naturally, food sup- blies are not pientiful.” The question of%x:rcomlng transport Charge china, prettily deco- t bird design. The set of rated in a n pie August Sale price ked in a carton. difficulties, admittedly, is a difficulty confronting the Atherican relief admin- istration. | o The newspaper Izvestia today says Special Price that newly formed autonomous re- 2 | publics, such as Azerbaijan, are re- 5 - fusing to admit refugees being trans- ontains no dope ported by orders from Moscow. —~ AT ALL DRUG STORES i sy SUFFERERS POUR IN. S 10c a B - : od " loc a Box | Wool-Faced Brussels Rugs 8,x10Y, Feet \ special purchase en- < us to make this ex- 2,000 Refugees, Near Death, Reach Brest-Litovsk Daily. By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 8.—Thousands of Russian refugees are pouring into || | Brest-Litovsk—2,000 a = day—many } Use Your Credtt Genuine American Walnut Dining Suite Gas Irons Special Price A Delicious Food Absolutely Pure. crawling on hands and knees, too 3 5 be e e e > weak to stand, and scores dying in ° A strictly high-grade, beautifully designed Dining Room Suite al offering in I\," e Large Glass Jars dug-outs along the roads. 2 2 I : Wool-faced Brus- An appalling picture of the desola- | o v tion, death and devastation in the | sels Rugs, m vanous pat- o¢ At your dealers or delivered anywhere in this city. | VEGEIARIAN Foop &NUT (v 133941 S. CAPITOL ST. S.E. | famine areas in Russia is given by F. L. Thompson, in charge of the Brest-Litovsk district for the Ameri- can relief administration and the European children’s fund, who ar- {rived here last night. “No one who hasn't seen suffering,” id he, “can imagine how ghastly it is. So awful are the hunger pangs that the bodies become swollen and bloated. and the cheeks are puffed out. This stage is the prelude of death, which the sufferers say is the happiest stage of all. Women and children, as well as men, are to be seen in this pitiable condition; they have dragged themselves up to me, begging for pennies and food. “At one place I came across ten families, formerly among the wealth- iest, who were living on bread made from grass, mud and straw. Thou- sands of others are existing on grass, which is boiled with roots in water ’ln order to make a thin soup. If acorns are available, these are added. “The boshevist sentries in out-of- the-way places are in rags and are subsisting on the fish they catch or in some other primitive fashion, “At ome village a refugee stag- gered in. He spoke English and said he had resided in Chicago until Easter. Asked why he entered Rus- sia, he replied: ‘Because I was a tern that is now being offered at a low price and on easy terms. We 7 consider it a special bargain. It consists of a 54-inch Buffet with ° mirror, triple-panel China Closet. inclosed Serving Table and a 6-ft. 48-in. Extension Table. August Sale price. This same suite of ten pieces (including s seat chairs to match), August Sale price, $325.00. “If It's From Muddiman's It's Good genuine leather- Muchtoweed “Capitol Brand” 3-Piece Fiber-Reed Library Suite Mattresses MDLIZEYWRSI.W You know these famous Mattresses—you know their reputation for quality and how well they sustain it. Including a 6-Foot Davenport SRS ISV N NENES2E = ; "3’?:‘3.!5;\«‘ a',m"—u. We are offering a special lot of these splen- did mattresses in all sizes at yery exceptional || savings. See the window display. . < v . " This elegant suite is finished two ways—Bar 7 | Bargain 50-pound All New Cotton-filled | S e il B 75 i g Mattresses, covered with good qual- $5- zf I I_nm\\n and ()Ic_l Ivory. It consists of a SI) ®The refugee declared he had arrived in Russia with $800 in his possession, which the bolsheviki took, giving him 1,500,000 rubles in return. The same S da}y he paid 50,000 rubles for a small = Bottled in Washington, D.C. by piccofofibread. il A 50-pound Layer Felt Mattresses, 2 SRR 5 Settee, Armchair and Rocker to match. Roomy, dur- 0.1 <l 4 A ettee, 2ir 4 er te % ityfarttickine S Sususcisaleiniicer ably made, comfortable. Cushion seat and back cov- | ered in cretonne. August Sale price................ “The country is overrun with ver- | . 2 3 | - SAS-O BOTTLINGmgO. min.” continuca 3r Thompon. ad e e— i Bargam well tuited and finely made. Cov- $ 95 Use Your Credit—Have It Charged’ Phone Lincoln 1 thousands of people must be dying No. 2 ered with a good grade of art tick- 1 = == — 1522 Pa. Ave. S.E. daily. Here and there you find old \ . o. £ g | . SEe estates. At one of them, I had tea | MOTORIST: | ing ........ e . rece wit several princes. There was | = Ci R Black bread. and a prized possession ATTE NTION!! | B 5 Full-Size Manresses—Layer Felt -4l L"\, — (| | not until after that I recalled I was i argain top and bottom—cotton-filled cen- $ t t the only one to take sugar, which mcfllflmwwurwdlh!fl!mfld g i iechen Je — % Of brown earthen- ware, white enamel- Hands and Arms Made | |probably was very valuable. The tea | against wear with EBONITE. It's the very i No. 3 ter—art tick covered. August Sale 5 lined Baking Dish, 2 was likely the only meal of the day." | highesttypeof oil. It cushions the teeth of the | DTS BaE - cH 08005500 55650005555 Sisie e Surprisingly Beautiful] Mixing Bowls and 6 At one place Mr. Thompson found | Gears and takes out the Tay aod the | i Lt I f Bargain 55-pound Layer Felt Mattresses, $ 75 | 4 finished with four rows of imperial 1 6 i stitchi ick cov Custard Cups— an aged woman in a starving condi- | = caring for five children, walked eleven ? ‘ No. stitching on edge. Art tick covers. . T == (TR onlte | o e ucky, s wo pen- I i # eriall educe 3 nies. I All Mattresses in Our Stock Materially Red: | e EIE e S c f 1 for the h'lum‘ sleeves are m] tion; she begged for two pennies to | 8nnd- It completely buries the gears in itd | For Transmissions and Differentials . ! DB N e PEAL. Note —The cash is not necessary—you may have your mattress | Sold everyhere in five i charged to your account if you like. We are glad to be of Ak ke of Wackt 0 a3t | 2 P e | | service to you. Four Oak Box Seat Dmmg Chairs tarving Russians. S o By the Associated press. NEW YORK, August 9.—Premier Lenin of soviet Russia has issued an appeal for famine aid “from the toil- industrial workers and agricultu- On Your it stavs on so muchli x - nd does not Just the thin bands and R ot ipariment stores]| { and up-to-da.e druggists | Thise Sthne I | chairs are well i braced and nice- ly finished, with seats of black imitation leath- | er. August Sale 5 | i{ |l Price Vacation 8 Umm!mdflad'emi“ i f sore muscles and stiff joints; un- i | T o cats St oo | i Use Y. sometimes sprains. loan's t I J s DAY it will relieve all the k il ment will relieve pain and “ i ! Credit Keep Mosquitoes Away A sponge. a wad of cotton or @ cloth soaked in Sloan’s Liniment and bung in your tent or room will keep mosquitoes away. Slt-nlalnhlatl!lhnlmd mosquitoe and insect bites. Be sure and take with you @ bottie of Four-Piece Bedroom Suite Circassion Walnut Finish (Use Your Credit) i Eppy Cure enjoys with Appy Tite ; The Picnic Pleasures of i This Summertime Relish | LOFFLER'S | _ BACON ' —?:.Lflhdlgu. For lndwnc.h‘e:h:h::‘m No me@ waste—Appeals to taste Zuct cav ™~ mo; LOFFL'ERS BACON fiwr ép@fi ]WM An clegant suite, well made, new and beautifully styled after the Adam period. Chiffonier with mirror, full size bed, tripli- ~cate mirror toilet ta- ble and large dresser $149 with mirror. August sale price. R JUNIORS —Littie Rs One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. with every purchase of $100 or more—cash or charge account Dinner Set or 26-piece Platedware Set z People’s Drug Stores