Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 20

EISEMAN’S Bet. F & G Sts. 1605-607 7th St. ' A Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921. =1]|BISHOP BRENT URGES UNITING OF CHURCHES ll | Would Join English Ohurch and Other Protestant Denominations i i Throughout Canada. il | By the Assoctatea Press. HAMILTON, Ontarlo, October 6.— Rt. Rev. Charles H. Brent, bishop of llf | western New York, told the ninth tri- ennial gathering of the General Synod of the Church of England in Canada action in uniting the English Church lll [ana other Protestant denominations throughout the Dominlon. Speaking from the pulpit at the synod's first meeting, held in Christ's Church Cathedral, Bishop Brent said | there had been too much *talk” about | | | union so far as the Anglican Church was concerned. This theme was echoed later address by the Most Rev. 8. P. Mathe- | son, primate of all Canada, who de- clared that further delay in hrlnlth| into effect the recommendations on in an FIRST PICTURE OF CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT IN HIS JUDICIAL ROBES. l | yesterday that the time has come for . vision, as a gflnu; twenty-six Years old. When he enlisted he could not speak English; but that he could speak the language of ‘warfare in fighting for his coun- try is evidenced by the wording of the citation fram Gen. Petain, after which he recelved the croix de guerre. 3 The citation reads: ‘Under a violent barrage he dashed to the attack of the enemy position, cov- ering 200 yards through barbed- wire entanglements. He rushed on machine gun nests, capturing 171 prisoners. He stormed a strongly held position containing a number of trench mortars, turned the cap- tured guns on the enemy and held said position for four days, In spite of a constant barrage of large projectiles and gas shells. He crossed no man's land many times to get information concern- ing his wounded comrades.” Asked what he thought of the Army, with a smile, he replied: “Too much salute—not enough shoot.” SPANISH TROOPS ADVANCE, MADRID, October 6. — Spanish ISmoked Hams The “P-K” idea of service protects in qualit; ice. ¥l : find it profitable to let us set y:ur table. a viand pcicc i ne) Lb. .....25¢ Morris® “Supreme” Switt's “Premium» PK Sausage ‘Wilson's “Certified” Delicious Tender Pure Pork and choicest spices. Bacon Chicken own mn? 1':, 40C Weight § to 10 lbs. = 28c | Gnter, "2 45¢c Prime Steer Beef Choice Cuts— Prime Rib Roast, Ib.. .. .35c | Fresh Shoulders, Ib..16c " FALL SUITS union, previously issued by the bishops, would be fraught with danger to the well being of the whole Christian troops in Morocco have occupfea |fll Chuck Roast, Ib.......18¢c Atlaten, an important town about twenty-five miles southwest of Nador, | ||| Bouillon Roast, Ib.. and are continuing their advance, ac- i Leg o’ Lamb, Ib.....30c primate announced that he al- $1375 Now don’t say—"’I‘Hey're too cheap to be any good”— for the majority of them are all wool and are tailored with exacting care. Then why so cheap—because their maker needed ready cash and sold them to us at a big sacrifice, which now passes on to you. The assortment consists of neat gray and brown mix- tures. Single or double breasted models. Sizes 33 to 40. ad communicated with other Canadian Protestant churches, and hoped that following General Synod sessions the Anglican Church would be prepared to meet and confer with || heads of those denominations on the subject of union. —_— SAVES DEPORTED GREEKS Assistant Labor Secretary Henning Finds Way for 300 to Enter. NEW YORK, October 6.—Three hun= dred Greek Immigrants were saved from deportation yesterday by As- sistant Secretary of Labor E. J. Hen- ning, who literally led them back from the Ellis Island deportation pier after they had been excluded from the country by a board of special inquiry. The Greeks admitted were among those who arrived recently on the steamer Megali Hellas. The entire| number had been excluded on pre-| vious advices from Washington that| the annual Greek quota was filled. Mr. | Henning found, however, that many of | them were wives, blood relatives or! flancees of American citizens, and i thus entitled to admission under pref- | erence laws. They will be deducted; from a newly discovered quota for| November | FARMERS’ BANK CLOSED. WINDOM, Minn.,, October 6.— The armers’ State Bank of Windom with a capital of $35,000 and surplus of | $45,000, was closed yesterday by the state bank examiner. Depleted re- announced cause. RAT. [ HOTO, By the Associated Press. IDAPEL, Okla, October 6.—On a small farm in McCurtain coun- ty, thirty-five miles over rough roads from Idabel, Joseph Okla- hombi. a Choctaw Indian, is hunt- ing and fishing, raising corn and helping his neighbors at harvest time. A half dozen persons in Idabel could not be found who remem- bered exactly what part Okla- hombi played in the world war— yet it was he who captured 171 German prisoners single-handed and was decorated and cited by Marshal Petain of France as the second greatest American hero INDIAN WHO CAPTURED 171 GERMANS IS SCARCELY KNOWN BY NEIGHBORS that the war produced. Alvin York was ranked first. Oklahombi, however, when ques- tioned by Mrs. C. C. Conlan of the Oklahoma Historical Society, who also is a Choctaw, saw nothing pecullar in this lack of recogni- tion, he said. He did only his duty, he added, and is now back home with his wife and baby— carrying on as his forefathers car- ried on. Oklahombi is a full- blood. His name, taken from the Choc- taw, means in their language “man killer,” according to an interpreter. It Is not directly connected with the name Oklahoma, presented to the state, which is a combination of two Choctaw words. Oklahombi was enrolled in Com- pany D, 141st Infantry, 26th Di- cording to an official bulletin {ssued | || here today. Courteous Service And Prompt Attention Without Extra Charge Typewriter and Office Supply Co. 722 13th St. N.W. “FLORIDA BY SEA BALTIMORE TO SAVANNAH §24.78 One Way. Round Trip, $44.60 JACKSONVILLE ! . Round Trip, $55.73 | 8% Additional | Meals and stateroom accommoda- | tions fncluded. Extrn charge for| Promenade Deck Room i Tickets good to return until May 31 | Steamer every Tues. and Fri., 8 P.M. Automobiles Carried | Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.| Pler 3 Pratt St. Tel. $t. Paul 4200 | Yoo Safe Fish and Oysters Ready tomorrow—the seasonm- able fish; strictly fresh Oysters— Pint, 30c 35¢ Quart, 55¢ Tokay Grapes Luscious big bunches Lb., 15¢ °,0~ 75¢ for This is the Weather You'll Bnjoy it heads 20c to 30c Can, 10c Doz., $1.10 Asparagus Tips fauare 30¢ mealy cookers 50c for 15 Ibs. Tomato Soup (Campbell’s) Sugar, 10 lbs. Log Cabin Syrup Gold Medal Flour 35¢ and 65¢ = 12 1bs., 68c Pillsbury Plasl::uke Flour 24 lbs., $1.35 PK Coffee Ib. Roasted right here. Ground after you buy it. 14th and F Inquire about our deferred payment plan. wo %o' Funitwre =% ond “Eleventh Sts. 1/2 price Discontinued and Odd Lots of Dining Room, Bedroom, Living Room -and Hall Furniture One Design of a Kind Rugs and Carpets Seamless Turkestan Rugs Art Rugs Heavy Quality Rugs—all-over A reversible Wool Rug, made in a Persian designs and colorings—two g,',fl:i.’n‘;’},‘,,;’.fd‘.‘,"i SR EAb el g, sizes at these special prices: $10.50 for 6 x 9 size 8.8%10.6 cne. e eoeee . $42.00 $17.00 for 8.3x10.6 size $19.00 for 9 x12 size $39.00 for 12 x15 size Plain Color Carpets ted in our big stock of plain Floor Cover- 1715 ra. Ave. 904 F 6 13th and Pa. Ave. 418 7th St. VERY LOW PRICES ON YOUR TOILET and MEDICINAL NEEDS 1.25 Size Coteys | 1.00 Danderine ....67c | 1.25 Father John’s Face Powder... €9c | 1,00 Eskay’s Food. .. 69¢c ' Medicine 75c Pompeian 25c Cuticura Soap..18c| 50c Mentholatum Massage Cream. 57¢ | 50c Java Rice Ointment 50c Pebeco Tooth Powder | 60c Musterole 30c Kolynos Tooth Ointment 50c Size Hind’s ! Honey and Al- mond Cream. .. 1.00 Vinol 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills 35c Fletcher’s Castoria ture dept, 11th Established 1861 Moses & Sons Linens . ° . photsery Xmas during this sale —and take advantage of the savings we hold out to you—the greatest opportunity ever ofiered. 60c Levy’s LaBlache Face Powder. .. 43¢ 25¢ Tetlow’s Swansdown Face Powder. .. 21c 10c Life Buoy Soap, 2 f 50c Size Pebeco Tooth Paste.... 39c . 25¢ Lyon’s Tooth | Powder ....... 17¢ | §50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. . . 39¢ 2 Ounce Size Coteys | Llorigan Extract 5.00 | 1.25 Gude’s Pepto 10c Palmolive Soap. 8c | Mangan §0c Pepsodent Tooth 16-0z. Horlick’s Paste | Malted Milk. .. 79¢c 1.00 Size Tyree’s | 1.00 Listerine, Powder 1.00 Scott’s Emulsion 79¢ 1.00 Wampole’s C. L. Oil Extract.... §0c Cuticura Ointment §0c Bromo Seltzer. . Surgeons’ Soap, 93¢ 2 for...... T 50c Size Glyco Thymoline ....45c 35¢c Size Pluto Water 29¢ 50c Size Phillips’ Milk Magnesia 42c 1.00 Size Glyco Thy- 74c 75¢c Mellin’s Food. . . 59¢ 1.00 Najol 79¢ 1.00 Nuxated Iron..79¢ 1.00 Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp. 89¢ 60c Sal Hepatica. . . 49¢ 43¢ We allow full exchange value on any stone bought during : = s this sale, if you decide on a larger stone later. i Charge accounts invited 820 F St. i | f | SELINGER'S 2=z 2 ' Look for the Big Clock, corner Ninth. qualities start as low as $2.85 for the 27- = B : . ) fi Lord Baltimore ] Portfolio Writing Paper One of the most attractive special values we have to of- fer this month. 24 Envelopes and 50 sheets of paper in & serviceable folder. Regularly 50c October Special A large assort- Buy now for ment of high-grade Xmas. Prices are ds 1 tistic Slamondaine at such a level 75¢ settings, both hand- chased and plain, for ladies and gen- D\ now that you are ij assured of a sub- tlemen. Puretest Epsom Salts ‘There are some people who believe that our standard of requirements is super-criti- cal; but the result is a pure white crystal, more pleasant to , more certain in ac- tion. For internal use or for bathing purposes. October Special 15¢ romi Store for Things Electrical; Everything for the Motorist Order a Hoover for Your Fall Housg- cleaning Drapery Dept. $1.25 and $1.50 Cretonne Poplin and Shikii Cloth 65¢ Yard Portieres A special assortment of Cre- 2Y; yards long and full width, tonnes in splendid col and rose and green striped sunfast Pop- tterns, 86-inch domestic and 31~ i and blue and brown Shikii Cloth. French fabrica. Limited quantity. Regularly $13.50. Special, $7.50 pair. Tapeetry Couch ‘Covers, Orlental : 5 1ng sticky o greasy about it. Regularly 40c October Special colors and designs, striped effects, soft colorings. Special value, $5.00 Peter’s Original Milk Chocolate Ful balf Ib. cake Regularly 35¢ October Special 29¢ Chocolate Covered Peppermint Patties 'HE Hoover loosens every particle of destruc- tive imbedded grit by gently beating rugs or other floor coverings on a cushion of air. It sweeps up lint and stubborn litter with its re- volving brush. It carries off surface dirt by suction. Bleached Utica Cotton Sheets, torn size 72x99 inches. Special, $1.52 each. Bleached Pequot Cotton Sh m size 90x108. Special, ae}b, . White Dimity Bed spread ndbdlurlhamtomsetc?,fordn- bd;”wmm $1.25 Pure Linen Huck sise 20x38 inches. Special Fountain Syringe 2 quart capacity. Mould- in m piece, complete in We._will be glad to demonstrate The Hoover either on your own rugs or here in our store. g Convenient terms First pay- $ 5 if you desire ment only Regalarly §1.50 October Special Egfigfi T Towels, Bpecial, 79 each. i