Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 11

11 d South- CONFEDERATE VETERANS |:; T agency polnts within fnal (imi | cra. Memerial Association and Onited y of tickets on both going and return | Daughters of the Confederacy and GIVEN RAILROAD RATE CUT |erip. members of the families of these or- ‘The reduced fares and arrange- | ganizations, including sponsors, ma- s \ ments, I‘I’DWEV?I", will be available only | trons and maids of honor. P.ound-lr:p 1 to members of the United Confederate | tickets will be sold at this fare only Lower Passenger Charges Arranged | Veterans, members of their families, | on presentation of identification cer- for Coming Convention in and also members of Sons of Confed- | tificates to ticket agents. Chattanooga, Tenn. By the Associated Press. MALDEN-ON-HUDSON; N. Y., Oc-| Reducéd fares to the United Con- tober 4.—Poultney Bigelow, _author |federate Veterans' convention, to be and traveler, who has just returned |held at Chattanoogs, Tenn., October : 22-26, inclusive, will be authorized by trom hig fourth visit to the orlent,| ) “goytheastern Passenger Associa- |l QO invited farmers of the neighborhood | tion, according to advice received by N i to the Bigelow homestead Saturday to|Gen. Van Zandt, commander-in-chict i 714-11ST. = hear K. Kumasaki, Japanese consul |[9f the - organization, from W. H. Howard of Atlanta, chairman of the Only the best is good enough for our customers—that's why general In New York, talk akout the | rajlroad association. the P KY M g h S i eeons Ao relations of this country with Japan.| A rate Og 1 per c;n; reductlhm I‘nl I ’m' o1 o‘":l“‘_ en{:’”lt e patronage of pel fares will be allowed by carriers in'|ll quality of goods is critical. Mr.. Bigelow praised the Japaneso | fares will be aliowed by forriers 1o for their culture, their cleanliness of | from ~ the convention, on all ~ trains EE person, their courtesy of intercourse | scheduled to reach Chattanooga before ; S ED H s noon of October 27, with final return Anoug and their public and private honesty. limit to reach home points not later C Fresh Hams ..... Prime Steaks e e PRESTIGE OF TURKS Greek Setback Before Angora Enhances Mustapha Kemal in Mussulmans’ Eyes. BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. By Cable to The_Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1921. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 4.—The Greek setback after the announce: ment that the Hellenic army would destroy Angora has enhanced the Turkish nationalist victory in the % P “There s more crime in the city of | than November 17. Stopovers will be : - E . Pl | New York in any week he said, eyes of the Mussulmans, and the ” 58 | “than in a whole year in Japan.” | | prestige of Mustapha Kemal Pasha St N Consul Gen. Kumasaki explained A ‘ I s that when “Commodore Perry arrived -~ Porterhouse ............Ib, 45c | Pork Chops, center . !1s greater than ever. Pan-Islamic ; p : : In Japan in 1855 the ‘countrs nad | SOYSNEIK .5 Sitcia > Pork Chops, shoulder activity. throughout Anatolia has in- 8 : : s gone through 237 years of uninter- “eet Horlick's oln ... Pork Sausage ..... ot creased’ censiderably. g . a * : rupted peace. He deplored the no- 3 Ti ORIGINAL ] Top Round All pure pork and best of & tion that the Japanese are a warlike - z ] A Persian delegation conducted by | g ¥ - ’ 3 - nation, and characterized as absurd \ Malted Milk | Bottom Round .... 5 spices. Monitazul is expected in Angora to : > - the reports that spring up from sign a treaty with Anatolia of a : . 4 i % time to time that Japan is trying to 3 military offensive and defensive char- AT S i % t a foothold i California Big Bunches, mllitery ctentvaiand detonsive conez | i get o toothold ‘in Tower Calltorain Tokay Grapes Eweet s Hoey, 6-Ib. pan, 75¢ e BoE aboilithe reorEansationlod Bing, the famous parachute jumper, whose retirement has been an-|[8erve soldiers disguised as labor- p ! > . e Persian army. andish, ambas: > e Ll i i it sador from Azorbaldjan, with a reti. | nounced by hia owner, Licut. J. L. Stromm. Bing has made twelve para-|°™; 14 true he sald, “that there are e M Ohs 15 Ibs., 55¢ "I:'.uebolfi forty persons, will arrhllle :t chute jumps, the highest being 1,500 feet. problems that must be solved be- mboli soon, and his coming will be tween America and Japan. But I want § marked by a great pan-Mussulman to say to you with all the sincerity I Evaporated Milk 9 demonstration. “An Indian mission of |CITIES OF RUSSIA FACE the word “crisis,” but acquires the|of which I am capable that there i8 uGlass Jar” Brand Casnnti ! fourteen persons, led by Kutsieul Russian faith in “neboys” (fear not) | nothing which is more susceptible of tall 40c o Elbalkranle, is expected at Angora|yE) EAMINE FOR WINTER |cnat et i 11 pun | 8micable and peaceful settlement if Large Green, can.... te House to negotiate an entente with Turkey. E u:l ';‘"' QWA themn ation Swil tot welionlyi manase (toRkeap {ourilieads Dozen, $4.50 Tallcan ........ s Discontent in Greece. rous 2 eyers Tips, square can........30c Medlcl NE | The Turks realize that the Greeks T T VN Dozen, $3.50 Case (48 cans) are absolutely Incapable of resuming 2 SPLE ° warfare, and that discontent with | By Cable to The Star and Chicago Dally News. :‘::;: e e Builds Y ou Up| ot s ireeting| soscow. S v \oae o ~ stances, the nationalist claims will|FeSult of the coal crisis in the Donatz = Do oS iderabiy ehmead e it |basin. the oil crisis and the famine, they were at’ the loet conference |the cities of Russia are facing the ld s e o winter with the prospect of unheated { : i For Colds, Bronchitis, |l Ehituct s Skt | viber Tho workers are being urged . Detaoe b to organize themselves into groups own ki Asthma and all throat dssiativs; || o sigcr sea ana for the purpose of gathering wood for i Tenun kid;er the winter. I had the first glimpse of : X 4 i troubles. Coumtryis Mabsarman. and mowt et | this arrangement when, a week ago. 1 e main Intact without regard to visited the polytechnic institute in Kazan. On the door was a notice to finances, econo! X = finances, economic conditions, Peli- | “etugents of the necessity of Iay- ing in wood and a supply of bread. o I 1215F ST.and 1212101218 G STe Who’s Your Plumber? Is he ingenious esough to repair and remodel your old system so that it will give Last year the students were organized GREEES DISPERSE TURKS. |i;"jarties of ten or twelve and with axes and saws went Into the woods a several miles from the city and cut Scatter Nationalist Forces Near tuel in sections assigned to them. In 2 3 Eski-Shehr. exchange for their work they were | : given fuel for their own use. anaar: eciric ATHENS, October 4—Turkish na- | The fuel situation is decidedly seri- G I tionalist forces, which had been con- centrated on the left of the Greek | cummissioners rosmost that s aroad as good service as it ever did? || positions at Eski-Shehr, have been | comm o nere, eduest, that ¢ spectal that were bent by & : N digpersed by the Greeks, it is said | the preparation of wood for fuel and i nce?s a Our experts are in- in an official statement issued here. Pointed shoes a e s lin an official statement issued here |that all enersles be mobilized for this . : purpose. Wwere reported to be gathering some | Living in Russia_one gets used to —=ving ’n Russia one gets used to time ago for an attack upon the Greek line of communications. 810 FRENCH TO BE FREED. experience enables them to accomplish results quickly and without experiment. Have you thought of hav- ing a_ new Bathroom In- stalled? Get our estimate. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St. NN\W. Main 3016-3017 Substantial Reductions Com_binatio!\ Electric | Electric Circulating Grill, Broiler and Coffee Pots Covered Stew Pan S $12.50 value. $1'a Value Special, $10 Special, $11.25 We Aim to Please Every Customer Will Be Released Under Agree- Typewriter and ment Reached. PARIS, October 3.—Eight hundred 0fice suppry Co' French soldiers and ten officers cap- 722 13¢h St. N.W. tured by the Turkish nationalists in last vears campaign will e im- mediately released under an_ agree- ment between France and the an- (| Keep an Eye on Your Eyes gora government, it is announced at ‘The average life for a the foreign office. One hundred men pair of glasses is around - : two years. Who were il were liberated last i neretore, 1m: The release of the remaining pris- Pon eyes losked ovor o oners was part of the French peace least every other year. treaty with the nationalists nego- = Let us examine ‘your tiated at London, which the Angora eyes and make you' the government rejected, but M. Frank- - glasses that will be cor- lin Bouillon, when he went recently reetiandimostibecomiag to Angora, renewed the negotiations A. Kahe' Tec, 935 F . Electric Percolators Electric Table Toasters $17 Value $6.75 Value Special $12.75 e shetliberationiogtthencaptuzed We Fill ‘We Duplicste HE woman of fashion will | this shoe is built on the same . $18 Value men. - : e Brokes Fises. I be delighted with the smart, | scientific principles of the other Special, $5.00 BAPTISTS PLAN TO SEND Special, $14.00 CHRISTMAS SHIP ABROAD Tons of Supplies, From Dolls to trim lines of the Modified Edu- | famous Rice & Hutchins Edu- cator. And even more gratify- | cators—which “let the feet grow ing is the extreme comfort for | as they should.” Geta pair today. BERBERICH’S Unless stam, like thait Tonet a Cool evenings are at ENDORSED BY Hospital Supplies, Being As- hajnd—:;lhen °mi ';:uh} THE enjoy_the com: o i sembled for Transportation. the “1tving F0om— Y.W.C. A. NEW YORK, October 4.—“Fill a Ship MORE HOMELIKE with Fellowship!"* with any of these— To this yuletide chorus of 10,666 |} Northern Baptist congregations in the 1 11! United States. tons of supplies, from Real Specmll. £ dolls to hospital outfits, were being for the Home— assembled today to be sent to Bap- tists in Potand, Cecnosiovakis, Lat- ||| UPHOLSTERIES via ung‘pr;)babxly Fx:ance.yonkalghrut- % t mas ship leaving lew or| jovem- lmpofl ber 1. The gift-laden craft is sched- ehiee Marquisette, yard wide white, ecru or cream ,uled to arrive in Europe in time for Iymeude distribution. 1116-1122 Seventh Street 813 Penna. Ave. Mr A. P. Mattingly Now Manager of the Federal Optical Co. The addition of Mr. Mat- tingly to our organization, with his 18 years’ experiencé, makes Federal Eye Service as complete and satisfactory as it can be made. Federal Eye Service in- cludes a thorough examination of your eyes by an. ex- o-operation Days There are certain to be many things needed to put the house in comfortable shape for the winter—and these special values in our offering you'll find a big help. Satisfaction and saving The supplies are being collected in color; yard every ld!‘slrlct' of the country under Better grade, yard supervision of the American Baptist raperi Foreign Mission Society, 216 5th ave- || | yooamrort Pr*P<*% 49c up nue, New York city, and the Woman's i American Baptist Foreign Mission So- Wisdew Skades—green Q). ciety. Some of the gifts already have | | or ecru color. arrived at the warehouse in New Beautiful range of Cretonmes York that has been rented for the || | from 19e to 75¢ yara. perienced optometrist, who assembling point. . { will provide you with the “Today fellowship must stop being Showixk & beautiful lime of go hand in hand here. . i i a word and become a concrete thing,” || | Scrim, Marquisette and Filet H correct lenses—properly fitted 8aid Dr. James H. Franklin, foreign || | Curtains, in broken lots of one, F le—in Bed Furni % i —if an_examination proves secretary of the American Baptist two and three palrs. Special or exampie—In room kurniture: you really need glasses. Foreign Mission Society. He origi- this week at 15 to 26 per cent - nated the fellowship movement. reduction. B = s P Gifts of 10,000 toys will be left to || | Complete assortment of Wicker ! the selection of the Sunday school and Reed Furniture at i children, while their elders will con- centrate on appropriate outfits for Baptist hospitals, orphanages and dedeonesses’ homes, also specializing in warm, substantial winter clothing, It is hoped to send 100,000 cakes of soap. sreatly reduced prices. Upholstery and Novelty Supply Store 911 7th St. NW. ‘Wholesale and Retafl St 1Ca 12 W even,clean,automatic Nokol oil heatin with Nokol fuel 25%to50% —_— TALKS OF ‘LIFE AND LAW.’ Dr. Durkee Places “Work Immor- tality” Above “Self-Immortality.” “Work — immortality rather than $1.50 Harpers Ferry e wreen v i scnser Sucwra || $1.70 Charles Town night by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, presi- H Ch Gont of the Howard University. &t the $2.30 wm ester opening of the fifty-second session of the school of law. His subject was eturn “Life and Law.” . And R Presiding in_the place of Dean Ma- || War Tax 8% Additional )Cocoanut Oil Fine for Washing Hair It you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful_whiat you wash it with. Most soaps and_prepared shampoos con- | tain too much alkall. This dries the scalp, makes the hair britile, and is very harm- ful. Mulsifled coacosnut ofl shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can’t ‘possibly Effective Bedroom Suites You'll find selection difficult only in deciding among | injure the hair. 1 15 4 . son N. Richardson, who was absent on 2 hat will appeal. Here are values that are ex- . b T o O or " twa. teaspoonsful of ||| account of illness, Prof. Andrew Wil- || Proportional low fares to other e -m“f' S e last ! Mulsified will make an abundance of rich, ||| Son announced the enlarged program || Valley of Virginia points, ceptional. ' 1 creamy lather, and cleanses the halr and ||| that would mark the work of the new We have arranged to ?ermit selection of separate pieces in these Suites, if desired. g Four-plece Bedroom Suite, in Mahogany or ‘Walnut fln‘l’lh; bow-foot end Bed, large Dresser, $3 1 .00 scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, | dirt, 0 and excessive oll. The hair | dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it | ine and silky, bright, finfly and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified coacoanut ofl shampoo at most any drug store. It is vers cheap, and a few ounces I3 enough to last every one in the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsi- d.—Advertisement. i school year. He invited- attention to Sunday, October 9 the additions to the faculty, the re- casting of the curriculum along lines Special train will leave Union approved by the Association of Amer- : R fean Law Jchools, and made special || Station, Washington, 825 A. M. reference to the reorganization of the T et e Wt o imio || See Flyers Consult Agents year would be more important than it has ever been before. \ tessors who were present offered in turn brief addresses on their special = subjects.” A feature of this part of the program was the prolonged ap- Have Color in Cheeks |ie.zofar ratois 2rizneed 22 Bhreve when he was presented. Based Be Better Looking—Take apon the work of only a single semes- Olive Tablets ter as a mémber of the faculty, this 4! ial lef! doubt It your skin is yellow—complexion é'ii'c:“’p";;& §h‘:e‘:: has won i2 the]|| You Can’t Brush Or p ongue ~_coated — appetite { hearts of the students. poor—you have a‘bad taste in your ‘Wash Out Dandruff mouth—a lazy, no-good feeling—you |* Unnecessary Night Noises, The only sure way to get rid of Should (2 Olve Tablets " | 1, st T g ganaam i te Soolze i hem el F Ideal Sori S Having read the communication’ b: % ordis S 2 substitute for calomel—were pre- | Jeesie C. mtcho;u'l:c,ml': ‘vhler‘:nthz ilxb'fi; :::;n;wnnf;l.y ?{ at u?'n{ oster pmgs E} On September 1st, 5137 Nokol heaters had been installed where formerly coal was burned. This winter these 5137 homes will pay from 25% to 50% less for kerosene (fiokol fuel) than last year. These installations required 10 altera- tion of the heating plant. We can install Nokol for you, in time for service all winter, if you place your order now. MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN BE Chifforette and Tollet Table with deep center mirror and Ve ArAWErS.....cceccctreccscarans f— -plece Bedroom Suite, of superior ual E;!mdgnea in ‘mahogany flnl-h;lu-lge $50 .oo ity esser, Chifforette, Twin Beds, Semi- — Case, Bench and Night Stand.... e Display also includes a showing of Bed- room !I:x‘l’tu’ at very.popular prices featuring a s 1 6 00 . very attractive one with 40-inch Dresser, chrlgtqretu with indlosed cupboard; Semi- Vanity Toilet Table and bow-foot end Bed— Mahogany or Walnut finish.......cceoeeenanee ARRANGED IF DESIRED pared by Dr. Edwards’ after 17|tooting of automobile horns and other }||when retirini use enough to: 3 A Mutual Service Bureau, Inc. years of study. nciges at late hours is assailed, I{limoisten the scalp and rub it a This well known S would like to state that we have this 1y with the fi: ol VS 2 ol ew Showroom— York. Ave. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are|condition in ‘the neighborhood in |||ShaY,mith she fNESr UPS ora 2 7\ make is sold with _ New$ ,..,,,ho.,'.‘}&,." S a purely vegetable compound mixed | which I reside. I quite wgree that ||ling most, if not all, of your dan, = 3 P a guarantee of we should have a drastio law to cover with ‘olive oil. You will know them | ¢}2go unnecessary noises drafted and [|aruff Will be gone, and three or & : b el rigtay snfereed Lexinst e undelr | 0%, og, SpALeations, Tl oom- » Ei i e Hs— 0 To have a clear; pink skin, bright | able élement, who have not the least | || %} °lY, e A j'e g factory ! : feeli ¢ | consideration for the peace and quiet | ||Stroy every single sign and ‘trace d 2 2R S : eyes, no pimples, a ing of | o others. This thing of bringing an ||[0f it no matter how much dan- 0 service.,. | buoyancy like childhood days, you|automobiie in at as late as 1 a.m. and |||druft you may have. i must get at the cause. racing the engine for as long as ml".“na".}}.‘}?.?‘. t::'thm. t.:‘-l‘l lt:lh- | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act|twenty minutes, srousng the entire et vt i 3 £ ) reighborhood, should be stopped. 1 ||/stop at once, and your : on the liver and bowels like calomel | th be flufty, lustrous, gloesy, eflk: 3 Automatic r mel | think when people bring their cars glossy ||| : Ol Heating for Hames Yyet have no dangerous after effects. | in after 11 o'clock they should at and soft, and look an a hun- least consider those in the i dred times better. - . They start the bile and overcome | .04 not awaken every one because |||, You can get liquid arvon at sy : Protested by Doble Desroit Patents constipation. Take one or two|they are up and about. drug store. It is inexpensive nightly and note the pleasing| Let us hope for some measure that || never fails to do thé work.—Ad- results, Millions of boxes are sold| ¥il} bring rellef from this very an- ||| vertisement. annually at 15c and 30c. i oo x&m:xuou.