Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 14

CHILDREN DRUG ADDICTS. Pupils Declared to Be Selling Nar- cotics in New York. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., October 20.— Sarah Graham Mulhall, former deputy commissioner of the narcotic control board of New York, told the Amer- ican Humane Society that conditions resulting from drug addiction in the Jnited States were “appalling,” and t the habit was “spreading alarm- among public and private school children. “Large numbers of school children in New York, mostly of high school age.” she said, “have become addicted to the use of drugs. Peddlers fre- quently are arrested while handing out packages of narcotics to school childrn_ who play ‘hookey' in order to make sales at a profit of 25 cents a package. Police records show as many as four children, from twelve to fifteen years of age, arrested in Electric High-gra last one goes ut Western Electrie Dishwash grade, new. Value, §$: -$114.00 -$114.00 1 -$114.00 < MUDDIMAN®, | 1204 G St. one day for selling drugs.” : | convention voted 0 Een a I 616 12th St. | copy. of Mrs. Mulhall's address to | state legis- | members of Congress, 4| 1ators and clergymen throughout the | country in a campaign to wipe out | the ale and use of narcotics. All Markets Open Dally From 7 A.M to 6 P.M.; Satu.rdays, 7 A.M. to 9 PM. 255 Bouillon Roast 205 i Roast . Round Roast . Clod Roast . . Chuck Roast . DERRYDALE BUTTER Corner 20| 16+ Hamburger Steak 12!5 PURE ALL PORK LARD || SAUSAGE { | | i Creamery "]. Ib. Spices lb' More VEAL CUTSPORK CUTS | Bouillon Roast . . 28:|Loin, bladeend . . 275 | Shoulder Roast . . 20;|Loin, tender loin end . 275 'Breast (boned) Roast, 18;,|Fresh Hams . . . 245 HOME For FRYING none, CHICKENS © ROASTING43§ | DELICIOUS LAMB CUTS {LEGS . . 295 | SHOULDER CHOPS. 25: | HINDQUARTERS . 29%| SHOULDERS. 18: Millbrook Eggs, 47 . Fresh-Caught Fish Bay Bluefish . 22: Norfolk Spots . 18: | Bay Trout - 165|Codfish Steaks . 245 | Salmon Steaks . 305ty Qysters 45+ Shucked FRESHLY SMOKED MEATS HAMS . 25+ | PICNICS =t 14 BACON. 155 | %5 BACON: 35: In Cartons Guaranteed Al Sizes Wafer Sliced Southern Style [SAUER-1 [ c| KRAUT 5 Old Dutch Coffeé, 25¢ No. 1 POTATOES | BALDWIN APPLES 3c Lb. 5c Lb. b ey P THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, || superintendent of schools ||committee of the |[Clun, |1 Juckson. BIG VALUE EEEF CUTS' ;~. From Carefully Selected Young, Tender Cattle 2455 || the {{a man may be || concert number, ; Riches.” ) N Packs have open cane panels. The Settee is six (6) feet long. The Armchair and Rockgr are "fif{iffii&b;’,‘.’{::}";;;:g,{;,:“ § large and nhlatch up lperi;ctly. Lpho]stered loose spring cushion seats covered in velour. Two || Buster. Keaton: 'in_~The Playhous § fluffy pillows are included. \ || Anita Stewart. in |1 vivian ¥ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921 D. C, “ ,’ day, Douglas Fairbanks, In “The|“Gilded Lies”; Friday, William Fair- | Hughes photoplay, produced by Gold- ydfl) Pathe Review and installment Home Stretch.” banks, in “Broadway Buckaroo,” and|wyn, “The Old Nest.” The theme is |of Charles Hutchinson in “Hurri®ane = : Saturday, all-comedy night. | mother love. A vocal prelude by |Hutch.” Lyric. | Mrs, Louise Brown, and Larry Semon. | Sunday and Monday, Elaine Ham- hael “The Fall Guy,” will complete the | merstein, The Girl From Raphacl. il Sunday. whe ;| Sunday, Ethel Clayton, in_“Sham.” | o ous Cu L and Harold Lloyd, in “Haunted | Savoy. d ) T Pradertan, Spooks”; Monday, Doris May and 7 A : hursday, Max Linder, in| Hobart Bosworth, fn “Foolish Ma-| Sunday, May McAvoy iu > Bad Luc trons™; Tuesday, Blalne Hammer-|thing for Sale” and comedy, "Dodging the La Stelnig tn ARG D teony) ANGWHEreL, [aviId) =0 Pathe News and Topics of the D Col Wednesday, Constance Binney, Blnney: in rtistic En- J Such u_ Little Queen”; Thurs Allison in ilton Sills, in *The Faith Hea Friday, “Abpearances,” and episode of “Do or Die” and e day, Bugene O'Brien, in “The 1..51. ’ Dogr. X rnur 1ay Speakers to Boost Spe- cial Campaign. Col. Charles Keller, Engineer Com- missioner, will tell what the District |} will do in the way of cleaning the (| streets, parkings, removal of trash, etc., for the forthcoming conference Baepnblic All next week, beginning Sunday, [the Republic will offer the: Rup. in’ Buge o Miles Mlnler ", Thursday, Litile e O'Brien, in on the limitation of armaments, at 7 the “clean-up” meeting to be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the boardroom of the District building. Other speakers will be Lieut Clarence O. Sherrill, officer in-c of public_buildings and ground C. Brandenburg of the B Trade; Robert Harper of the of Commerce; Dr. Frank W 7z 777, Open 8.30 A.M. Close 6 P.M. Daily YzizzzzzzzzzZz72, Vi 22%: % 72270700000 pf the Federation of tions. outline what their ctive organizations and member- will do to make the National ward Collad: the conference. ing held unde: Taventicth Cent Richard headed by Mrs, Furniture Seems to Be the Topic These Days—and The Hub the Place at Which to Buy It {"Amonis those who will attend the fm.—um;; are Mra. W. H. Herron, presi- | Col Twentieth Century Club , Lieut. Col. C. M /77 N PRISONERS’ AID STARTS CAMPAIGN FOR $10,000 & the unfortunat ate the moral Use Your Credit and By This Four-Piece Mahogany-Finished Bedroom Suite nforming to the policy of the z fation, which is to do the | good in the most unobtr | the drive will be condu Real underselling values are the order of the day in Bedroom Suites, as the price on this fine Suite emphatically pulpits of the many I3 chuecsien “Lp‘:x’f:‘:;nTl':.-"lv‘:x:i]n::.; ugh proves. It is magnificently styled and consists of a Large Chifforette, Large Dresser with P s xS metic BUL et mirror, Full-Size Bed and a Dressing Table with swing mirrors. Easy credit terms of be resorted to, it is ducting the cam id by those con- Priced at payment. You don’t need the cash-to buy this Suite. i The funds obtained will be used pay t of sa v o he priso . . . g .:E'ix?":;::rkzr Fetationed. i the' By This Suite may be had with Bow-foot Bed at a small Additional Expense Surt, following up th ho have made a mi work among pris purchase of clothing unfortun- D, emer- and for for the It is pointed out by Bishop Alfred Harding, president of the association, that during the past of the unfortun; | found relief and tric unity House, w re the door needy and d is pure attention be- ing wiven all denominations. : One phase of the work that ing to better conditions in the ct that no matter how h: due to misfortur members of the association i times stand ready out kindness and ;AMUSEMENTS « un(x_n_u:d from Tenth Page.) i d. A Magnlftcent 3-Piece Living Room Suite (Let Us Send It to Your Home — Have It Charged) ‘Service, clegance and fine workmanship are the characteristics of this Suite which is here offered at an extremely low price. The frames are heavy and finished in mahogany. The -day, Elaine “Handcuffs_or Hines, in “Tortchy’s KNICKERBOCKER—"Poverty of Ha n romotion.” i B i R ‘Cavalleria Rusti- cana.” Tuesday Harry Pollard, in Thursday and Friday, Martin, in French.” Mack Sennett's mer’'s Day.” Saturday, Viola Dana, in |} “The Match Breaker.” Avenue Grand. Sunday and Monday, Harold Lloyd “Mak- ¢ premiere of | “Pardon 207 n “1 Do” and Da\'id Butler in day, Lonslxnce Binney in “Room and *“Noth- Board” and Christie comedy, ing Like It": Thursday, in “Little Italy” and éomedy, . Friday, Sessue Hayakawa in “Where Lights Are Low” and Harry Pollard in “Law and Order”; Saturday, Mary Miles Minter “Moonlight _and Honeysuckle”; medy, “Snooky’s Wild Oats”; Pathe Review and in- stallment of Charles Hutchinson in || “Hurricane Hutch.” Apollo. !l Sunday and Monday, Anita Stewart in “Sowing the ~Wind" and Harry 3-Pe. Mahogany or Walnut (Veneer) Dining Suite Blue Monday”; Friday, Miriam Coop- ! er and George Walsh in “Serenade” | 6-foot 45-inch Extension Table and a Stylish China Cabinet. It makes an ideal suite for the Pollard in “Law and Order”; Tuesday | 5 . and Wednesday, Harold Lloyd in “I!N\ o en ‘erms—Just Say “Char 2 y Do” and David Butler in “MaKing the | (Convenient Credit T t Charge It”) §\ Grade”; Thursday, May Allison in (d || “Big Game” and comedy, “Snooky’s Three large and handsome pieces in the Qu=en Anne period, consisting of a Mirror Buftet, N | 2 and Mgc“ Sennett's “Pabbling in small dining room. The chairs are extra. We can hardly keep up with the demand for this ; Saturday, May McAvoy in ‘Lverythlng for Sale”; comedy, type of suite—so make your selection before this carload is sold. gar's Feast Day,” and installment N of Charles Hatchinson in “Hurrigane \ s ileaas Large Size Hassock | |Esi Carri . e arge Size Hassoc Bogy Carmage . Sunday, “Salvation Nell”; Monday, Hugh Ford's British production, AThe t Day”; Tuesdfly ‘William S. Hart, (n “The Whistle”; Square or Round Shape ‘Wednesday, Thomas 23 A comfortable baby vehicle, stylishly de- signed and of guaran- teed construction. Has Meighan, In_“Conquest of Canaan”; Thursday, dy's “Life”; Friday, “Wealth”; Saturday, Tom Moore, in “Hold Your Horscs.' Circle. Sunday and Monday, “The Old I\esl " Tuesday, “A _Voice in Dar] Wednesday, Tom Moore, in ‘Hold Your Horses”; Thursday, Gouverneur Morris' A Tale of Two Worlds"; 7 igh- Friday, Will Rogers, in “An Unwill- Covered with high ool il 5 d ing Hero”; Saturday, “The Branding . : 0od, steel gearmng an i Tron.” grade axminster carpet. e, e One to a customer. tires. Elite. | Sunday and Monday, Mary Pick- ford, in “Through the Back Door”; Tuesday, Alan Hale and Ora Carew, in “A Volice in the Dark"”; Wednesday, Alice Brady, in “The Lfind of Hop: Thursday, Willilam S. Hart, in “The Whistle”; " Friday, Tom Moore, in “Made in_ Heaven,” and Saturday, Sorinne Griffith, in “What's Your Reputation Worth?’ \Hippodrome. Sunday, Wanda Hawley, in “The 3nob”; Monday, Kathlyn \Vllllams in “The U. P. Trail”; Tuesday, “Straight s the Way”; Wednesday, Gladyu ‘Wal- on, in “The Man Tamer” ; Thursday, Madge Kennedy, in “The.Girl ith the Jazz Heart”; Friday, Max Lin in “Seven Years' Bad Luck,” er, and Sun- (g