Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 30

| 'uDGING OF POULTRY | EXHIBITS HERE BEGUN Work Will Continue Throughout Day in Determining Prize Win- ners at Annual Show. Judging of the several thousand ex- hibits in the ninth annual Washing- ton poultry show started togay at the Coliseum, over Center Masket, 9th street nad Pennsylvania avenue, at 10 o'clogk. When the doors were opened to the public today all of the exhibits were in thelr cages, and blue-blooded poul- try and pigeons were competing with treaks for top honors. Poultry that has won first prizes in exhibitions in various parts of the country, and which is of the best breeds here, is shown with breeds of foreign va- rieties. The judges expect to complete their work by tonight, so that by tomor- row all of the prize-winners will be designated. The principal prizes are the President Harding, Vice Presi- dent Coolldge and Secretary of Agri- culture Wallace cups, which will be presented to the winners tomorrow. The first is to the best American-bred cockerel, the second for the best American-bred pullet and the third for the best young pen. There are chickens weighing from ounces up to eighteen pounds each. the larger class, Jersey Black ants, these birds weigh eighteen pounds each, while the smallest are Rose Comb Black Bantams, which are bred by J. L. Cooms of Dunlor- ing. There are chickens with practi- cally no feathers, and a breed of fowl from a duck and a chicken. Fancy' pigeons and. racing pigeons are on exhibition. In the former class“are some that hold world rec- ords, while in the racing class are some of the longest-distance-flying birds in this country. We Have Stylish Shoes High and Low Shoes For Stout Women 214 to 11—AA to EEEE $5 to $10 the pr. Ask to See Them HIRSH’S 1026-1028 7th St. N.W. Lo rm— Save Meat—Save Money = : ‘The show will be open daily from 10 am. to 10 p.m. GOVERNMENT WINS SUITS Decision of Importance to Irriga- tion and Rivers and Harbors. Claims before tne Supreme Court for damages against the government caused by the raising of the level Little and Big Soda lakes, in Neva alleged to have been due to th. Tuckee-Carson irrigation project, by which water was conveved from the Truckee river to California, and re sulting in a victory for the govern. ment yesterday, is of vast importance in_irrigation, river and harbor and other improvements, in the belief of Solicitor General Beck. The decision does not hold the gov- ernment liable for all actual damages resulting from pyblic improvements, but only for such s were anticipated, Wholesale. Agents. Charles H. Knott. Washington. | [ Mr. Paint-Up Says A Clear Saving of $20.79 —Basing the cost a kitchen 10x14-ft. —A quart of ||| thereby setting up a new precedent 61 Floor over the old one, which held Varnish would [||| ernment responsible for all following improvements, whether foreseen or not. | WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER CHARLESTON. S. C. November .22. —For the first time in fifty vears in York county, a woman has been in- dicted for murder, Mrs. Effie Huggins and Albert Zimmerman being charged killing Pink Huggins, the wom- husban cover the floor at a cost of— $1.45 W. H. Butler Co. Established 1843 MAURICE F. FLYNN 607 609 C St. N.W. We Have an Immediate Purchaser —for a modern fireproof, non-elevator, well located Apartment House, ranging in price from $75,000 to $125,000 = Will pay equity cash if = necessary: . Ellerson & Wemple 734 15th St. N.W. Phone Main 603 :%ummmmmmmmmm HEAT —We’ll Put Your Steam and Hot-Water Plant in Prime Condition. The most experienced and ingenius craftsmen in the _trade make up our force. They work quickly and there- fore economically for you. If a new Plant is needed get our plans and estimate. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St NW. Fast_color Pink and Blue Striped Gowns with V meck — full cut zes. Very warm. —e braid trimm ing. All sizes to 44. Worth $5. Wonderful Values! Suits - Coats - Array of tine, place $35, Main 3016-3017 59¢ Triple Knee Boys’ Hose, 39¢ XMAS TREE OUTFIT WHILE THEY LAST Plain sign highl: ish. ¥ to 10. A l't;l‘n‘i‘y"hfl:l‘_ the roul ry ‘o 1a school. Lay supply- For House Current or Battery - 89 SE' EVERY SET GUARANTEED N large assortment of different celer ufl'«.w ana plain, at reduced prices. | PENN ELECTRIC & GAS SUPPLY CO. 911% NINTH ST, N W. ©pen_Evenings Phonefitatn 13 ity; from full 19¢ Check ‘Women'l 12-button {[]] Eestect Gloves, s mas ert, white, tic, cove !;e Dt and checks of shades, Table Covers, §1 ‘White Covers, [ I o e Over Kreage's. Se & 10e Store Cholce of sizes 3 to 8. POSTMASTERSHIPS OPEN. Applicants for Offices at Alexandria master of Alexandria, V sitions pays $3.300 a year, vacant January 24, 1922, will be exam- fned by the Civil Service Commission shortly. report for examination at place, but will be-rated on the follow- ing subjects: ing, which is to count 20 per cent, and business experience and fitness, which is to weigh 80 per cent. civil service act, b executive order revised July 27, 1 Va., also becomes vacant January 24 next. salary of § British Publisher Guest of May- press and the British public in mak- ing the conference for limitation of armament a success was promised by Lord Riddell, British newspaper pub- | lisher, in an address last night at a mesting of the Society of Mayflower | Descendants at 1809 1 street. | were Carter kY Latest Winter Styles A Popular Price Women'’s, Misses’ and Extra Size i °$] Q.95 Overflowing exquisite fall and winter creations—featuring wool velour and bolivia coats, all-wool serge, ve- lour and tricotine suits and all-wool serge, trico- crepe dresses stunningly trim- med according to fash- ion’s latest edicts. conceivable § represented, every shade, every novelty lining and only elegant quality finds sale of models worth to 85c 58-Inch Table Damask . . ...... white damask in five beautiful de- pecial for Thanksgiving use. 59c Yard-Wide CURTAIN SWISS, Large variety of dotted, Much wanted fast-color plaids, stripes from plece ai ; Gertul assortment. g merfect Women's $§ to _$7 XFORDS, SHOES AND STRAP SLIPPPERS Strap Slippers, Black and Tan Vict Patent Colt Shoes, Gloves, 79¢ ¥ . Black E 1T-A K . Self WE-FIT-AND-MAKE S o . OuRPLATES Witk | || == Eavelo, ST-SIKIL | ]| cuenise, 5198 of expert doctors who Women's Pisk ke have devoted all of their ;'r';"n'q':p:a. Sizes to professional _efforts to eé'rn'sxz'fly‘f“ quality; achieve results in this 2 particular line of dentis- ‘9c Pink Silk try. The dental ; work and Lace that leaves our parlors is . guaranteed to be of the Camisoles, 59%¢ highest character. - Wosien: mmt.:; £ ‘Beware of delay” aus:nv :;_:"x" : straps. Black Satin i dmatey only: Tan Calf and MITH DENTIS P it A DR. § DI TS $1.50 45-Inch Round | Oxfords, AN, gray or fawn 434 7th St. N.W. Lace Edge Reeis: ‘in sizes 3 to Women's $2.50 Felt Jukiets. . brown, red and purple Jullets ip all JEEE’S SOLICITING MEMBERS FOR THe ReD CROSS AND I'M 6ONNA 66T BUSY TODAY AND SHow HiMm WHAT A REAL HUsTLER w. W, and Hempton to Be Tested. son, Applicants for the position of post- va., which po- and will be Candidates will not be required to any one Education and train- | war, of Al He The examination is not under the |8lowl t is held under the ed May 10, 1921, meet| form: The postmastership of Hampton, him This office carries an annual —_— LORD RIDDELL SPEAKS. |¢ flower Descendants. Fullest co-operation of the British Rev. Dr. J. P. Pierce also delivered | a short address in which he traced | the origin of the organization from | the landing of the Mayflower to the | present day. A feature of the meet- | resentation of ‘“Pil-| " by members of the | organization in costume. Officers elected for the coming year deputy governo Howard UF INCORPORATED nk H. 1316 01324 7% ST.N.W. SPECIAL PRICES FEATURE OUR SALE OF Store Closed All Day Thursday e aame e || THANKSGIVING NEEDS Dresses racks of all- Amazing e ik all-wool velour tt: . Every pree, fashion is with loose back, in this wonderful purchased at a 49c Another mercerized, with satin fin- | striped and 29c striped and |, piece and perfect. unusual for 12%c standard make—all the new ‘Won- New Thanksgiving Trimmed Hats A special lot of newly designed models in silk and panne velvet, ostrich fancy plume, velvet flower, jet and chenille trimmed. Ail the new colors, in- cluding black. Values worth a great deal more. EXTRA! SPECIAL! Boys’ All-Wool Suits o™= . e ¢ One and Two Sirap Slippers, Patent Colt Pumps, Dark Vici One and Two with tops !hlg)\ and low 2 ———— durable. ‘Wool Coats for boys 7 to 18 years, in rich blue, brown, gray .. $1.95 wine, blue, black, Washburn, Mrs. Bertha M. Robbins and Dr. Henry Van Dyke, board of assistants, and Dr. Paul B. A. John- FIGHTING HOOSIER, GUEST The Indiana State Society evinced elation at its meeting in the Ebbitt House last night. Hooslers sat the first Hoosier of the by Gen. Pershing as the model eoldier Woodfill was there. went to the front to shake hands with Incidentally, tures depicting scenes in Turkey Rock Park, famous in Indiana, and a comedy in six parts. Womrath’s Library Purchase of 85 Girls’ 8 to 16 Year High-Grade, All-Wool Winter Coats Worth $12.95 to $1850, at $9.95 collection rich plcin shades of brown. reindeer, blue, Harding and two-toned and plaid effects; designed wrappy collar, full sleeves and button trimmed; warm, serviceable coats that were tion of their actual worth. 19c Fleecy Outing FLANNEL..... to 6 yard lengths of perfect grades. 25¢ Yard-Wide Drapery Cretonne. . A)!‘sorlme!:il o{ floral designs on light and ark grounds in many pretty colors; cut checked effects in plain white; extra qual- |from full piece and };)erfect. ~ Something 18x18 Hemmed Damask Napkins . . . . .. Plain white napkins in several pret- ty designs; excellent quality. chase of 25¢ values. Striped and pants, All-wool Suits for boys in $8.95 Wednesday. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921. MUTT AND JEFF—They’re Both Plugging for Red Cross Members. CERTAINLY) MUTT. PRY YoURSELE Loose- FROM A DOLLAR, SPIUIS, AND BECOME A MEMBER OF THe RED CRosS FoR A YEAR! treasurer; Frederick Blanchard, captain; William S. Mitchell, surgeon. In the audience of |lin School. .Sergt. Samuel Woodfill, selected merica. walked in quletly and sat down. ly the word passed around that At the close of the ing he was forced to stage an in- al reception, at which members TEACHERS IN CONFERENCE | Pupil-Hour Standards Discussed for Advisability of adopting pupil-hour standards for teachers in the high schools was discussed at the first of a series of conferences between the | high school principals and Supt. Bal- lou yesterday afternoon at the Frank- A program- of monthly meetings between Dr. Ballou and heads of the senior institutions has been arranged | Washington, D. at which various toplcs relative to improvements in high school admin- | istration will be discussed. Under the plan if pupils in a cer WELL, IT WAS A WONDERFUL DAY FOR ME. X LANDED teach five periods. High Schools. | teach less. bor C., after chines (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher.. Trade mark __registered U. 8. P WHEN X TELL JEFF He'lL THRow A JEALOUS E(T: I'M IN ACLASS BY MYSELE: fain high ool e s requicea 15| ADDRESS PEN WOMEN. Under the present | system some teachers teach more | i | than five periodaen day and others|Mr> Egan and Representatives iof | | Japan and New Zealand Guests. RUG CLEAN[NG 'nME Your floor coverings mot thoroly cleaned ' unless electrically washed by eur proc Positively no injury or shrinkage to the m MORE WARSHIP TESTS. LOS ANGELES, Calif., November |Bates to the conference for limitation | 22.—The new superdreadnaught Cali- fornia returned to Los Angeles har- today with representatives of | the government bureau of stamdards, i gunnery | war and the meaning of world peace. | tests to determine the craft's fitness. ; Dry docking, power runs and ma- tests are yet to be made be- fore the California is finally accepted. | resentative attending t on.) HELLo RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS! THIS IS LITTLE JEFE: T wisH Yo REPORT THAT T GoT TWo HUNDRED AND SEVENTY MEMBERS ! —m-ml | spoke. | for the New Zealand Fres Lanc —By BUD FISHER. | Mrs. Eleanor Franklin Egan, one of the four woman members of the | | advisory board for American dele- ot armament, delivered an address delicate fabrics. yesterday afternoon at the nation headquarters of the League of Amer- ican Pen Women, during which she drew a picture of the meaning of Following Mrs. Egan. Japanese press Minnie Scanlan of Ne Phone N. 9160. The Luwin Co. 2018 14th St. N.W. congratulate him. there were motion pic- and Save Money Read Seven Books For the Cost of One By Renting Them From The only library with a new book y — | WASHINGTON BRANCH 1416 F ST. N.W. ROOM 114 Used Books For Sale At Bargain Prices ° ‘Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose, $1 Black, cordovan and Russian_calf Seam-back Hose, in all sizes. Dou: ble sole and high- spliced heel. Full-Fashioned Silk Lisle Hose, 79¢ ‘Women's 1Im - ported Black Hose. Sheer and lustrous as _silk; strictly perfect. " All sizem Wednesday spe- clal. of models in check belt, large mere frac- 12%¢ lot of fast-color pink and blue checked flannel, double faced; 2 18¢ ‘Wednesday. 15¢ A big pur- $55.00 and 0’Coats Sold Regularly to $15 '8.95 Scores of new styles in Dark Mixed Pattern 2- to 16 years; well made and Also -a sale of Finest d green mixtures; made with rm_collar, belt, big pockets, §| A reguction on every modsi Pennsylvania Avenue Saks & (Jompany . Seventh Street Suggested for the better enjoyment of Thanksgiving Really Big Value in Neglige Shirts $1.20 ' They are Madras—and of fine count, at that—in patterns entirely new; and colors we guarantee to be fast. Sizes 131 to 17. Fuchsia Scarfs 95¢ Made to sell at $1.50 Splendid silks in the best of Four-in- Hand shapes—and handsome figures. in the attractively distinctive Fuchsia shade. Imported Wool Golf Hosg Woolly and ribbed—some with fancy tops. Choice of the Heather shades. These are the identical Hose they wear golfing in Scotland, the home of the game. Three Special Groups of Men’s Overcoats —including our make; and— —Coats from across the ocean— Let’s talk about our make first— for we're proud of them—as the ut- most in value and fashion at the prices. One lot comprises the Single and Double Breasted—with plaid back or plain contrasting color; Raglan, ki- mono and regular sleeves; patch pock- ets; belt all around—and in the wanted light Grays and Browns. 402 Knitted Cloth—in medium weight; warm, without heftiness; single- breasted; smart full back; with patch pockets. 378 The imported Coats are Ulsters and Ulsterettes—Grays and Browns; Single and Double breasted, full belt and half belt; Raglan and set-in sleeves. Foreign weaves and foreign tailoring—but at a Saks price. 558 “That Special Soft Hat. 5345 You'll. say it'’s a $5 value Truly enough, too. The shapes you want—in the proportions you ought to have— and in the most desirable shades. Three tones of Brown, Gray and Black. Combination Golfing Outfit AT —a total value of $17.00 Consists of Golf Bag—Brown, Tan or ‘White canvas; with three steel stays; and trimmed with Black, Brown or Tan leather; leather shoulder strap and ball pockets. 3 Ray Golf Balls—official weight. 3 Golf Clubs of a famous make. tock”from regular price to