Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 9

* Christmas _Greefing ' 2 Cards How 7% « mail greetings to your J in the form of cleverly wersed, embossed or engraved s — even the -Dest ore inexpensive and may e had. from the - neat cord of plain greeting to - thase most exquisitely hand tinted. 5c to $1 W§ may have . your signature en- p d on those u select—the ‘tost is small. We would advise im- mediate placing of your order, - be- cause this sort of quality-work .re- quires..time. Year After Zemn e Year We enjoy an in- . %:afinfl patronage. our determination to keen th “ordinaty: WA Bl The Original " Sweet Potato Pie E of the ear- liest publish- A ed recipes for 3 &) cooking po- ‘tatoes, introduced into England in -the 16th _century, is a “potato sweet,” made of pota- toes mixed with sugar, seasoned with rose water and baked in a pie. Wholesomeness and taste excellence protect the Wallis bill of fare from food fads. Variety dominates and particular favorites of the season await your choice at - Wallig’ 12th and G Sts. N.W. M ifl d comfort. A : T tor More might have &n vs o the PhilipDtach $7,000,000 let me say that as long as-they re- s main in friendly hands they are mot . a menace to Japan, and -the present Surplus Nearing conference assures us thet those hands will always remain friendly. $800,000 e f"z’ the fllwg!ed‘ t‘»flg 3‘! Shaa- | | It Vesernsiar Toiniies | From New York to the Mediterranean: ng, let me point out ® prov- : w Gibraltar, Algiers, Ince’of Shantung s sbout 200 Himes! [ Corner 11th and E Sts.N.W. B e ean e s uah | Coe Sivolen, Adhacs, Aleeundcia for ater In size and poj lation 8 L3 muds. Dursf each foased verritory” of Kisochow, which H JANER. DERRY. . Evielot —;xr-w-."" sl anpeep || Eavptwed dha Nla. apan seized from Germeny. Japan has OSHUA W. o no intention of retaining these leased | || b e mmmmc ADUATIC Gaxiiee Seiie Sy s e v |1 Feb. 16— March e i o y_offe: urn 'm to a, = o == == : : on eur:ldma?r that ::h‘ 13.::.1!:::1:::':; i Yo7, b 29 (17324 foce) e made a free port an kR e sec- — sion ot tormer darman-ownen mivwsy | RUG CLEANING TIME || tarptiosmsonsctebymmmtiomtiog | & January 21—=March 4 be made & joint Chino-Japanese proj- to WestIndies. Over 25 years’ experience | Independent Travel. . Bookings to any. ect, financed . by the international|, Your floor coverings not thoroly cleansd in Winter Cruises. Apply Cruise Dept. | Port. Apply Mediterranean Dept. is cleanliness there is Colgate’s” “The ~ Billboar “Weekly > ORDER NOW From Your News Dealer a Copy of - The Christmas Issue OF: The Billboard fimitsd to 100,000 Invalusble to the man al 3 3 ¢ 3 by mail or at 'Works, Patchogue, K- T y 5 X sealeld NDERCORNS armomm ount of this fund for the same y totaled $989,889.65, leaving & on hand as of July vestments on THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,: D. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921.° 1 E e v sas 00, ‘The have Abe Martin Says: n B. BUN"ED HEB-I- : ‘ THRONGS AT NEW STORE. Opening of National Furniture < submitted to the Treasurer g ” required .on .account, of the District g for the fiscal year 1923, totaling ,$500,500. o Co.’s Building Is Celebrated. HOME WRECKED BY FIRE. for “the Netiona - Pucaltite c-""mp"-‘n? Residence ' of Leonard - Wilson, Hyattsville, Damaged $2,000. which opened its new and up-to-date store at 7th and H streets- northwest. ‘The store was crowded with patrons, and friends of the concern sent thelr best wishes and floral contributions, in- cluding floral decorations by Westcot Floral Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, November 23.—The residence of Leonard Wilson, on Spencer street, was wrecked by fire about 2 o'tlock this morning. The was discovered by one of the and Nursery Com boys, Leonard, jr., and originated, it 1.5 INASSALABLE SHYS BARONKAN Japanese Delegale, at City Club, Lauds Organization; Education, Patriotism...... ‘The far eastern problems will in no way block the thorough sucoess of the arms odénference, according to Baron Naibu Kanda, a delegate to the cog- ference and a member of the Ja nese house of peers, speaking yester- day at'the forum luncheon of the City- Club, > | “The apparent hitch'in the main ob- Ject. of r.{a ‘mn!emnea—:i‘}nlmlnn ot }* aval armaments—caused by the eservations of Admiral Kato on the ratio of relative armaments need cause no anxiety,” Baron Kanda said. {Better to make a &lean brewst of it at the-outset than a half-hearted ‘co- afterward. The final solu- | matter for the technical ex- and the statesmanship of the leaders, but as for us, we would see not merely a naval holiday: for ten years, but a perpetuation: of -that blessed state of the world. ~ America’s Strength Shown. “Japan faces the problem of a ter- ritory too small to feed her growing population, and she must depend on the rest of the world, both for mar- kets and supplies of raw materials. But the idea of a Japanese attack on erica, across an. ocean twice as broad as the Atalantic, Is madness and folly. The world war. eft Americg practically unassailable, and you have demonstrated that national Strength lies not in arms, but in in- dustrial organization, edueation and patriotism. - “Unfriendly-critics have said- that Japan' plans‘to organizé China into a ‘yellow peril.' Such an attempt would bring Japan—whose great aim is only her own national.safety—into con- flict with- all the other naticns al- ready holding great interests in the far east. Besides, China's history shows the impossibility of permanent political control of her by an invader. She has been invaded n and agaln and has always absorbed the ‘con- querors.’ “Japan wants a prosperous and stable China, well organized and able both to buy and produce; and an equal oppor- tunity thereé with all other nations for commerce and industry. We claim no special rights, except those nat- ugally given us by nearness, and that is our conception of the meaning of tne Ishli-Lansing agreement. We are reither self-sustaining, nor rich In natural resources; and we have reach- ed the stage where we must indus- trialize to preserve our national exist- ence. Continental Asia has the raw materials and markets we need for such an {ndustrialism, but all we ask is the maintenance of the policy of ‘live and let live’ We adhere to the open door witkout any reservations ||l whatever. Says ‘China Fias Suffered. “It is true’'that China has suffered from an influx from Japan, perhaps more than from any other country, of a“horde of unscrupulous traders and other undesirable elements, to the keen regret of Japan; but this is not uncommon in trade frontiers. But Japan has also introduced law and order along the South Manchurian railway, for instance, transforming a bandit-ridden country inte a fruitful land whichk provides hundreds of Treasury Department Shows - Reductions, Due Partly to Sinking Fund. The present outstanding bonded debt of the District of Columbia is only $4,915,750 and Frank White, treasurer of the United States, holds in trust for the fund United States obligations totaling $3,747,500, the Treasury De- partment announced today, in its an- nual'report on the sinking fund and funded debt of the District of Co- lumbla. The funded debt of the District has been decreased by operation of the sinking fund and otherwise and By the increase in the issue of 3.66bonds to the amount of $17,190,900 since July 1, 1878. On that date it was $22,106.650, le g the present debt $4,915,750. B million dollars in 3.5 bonds have full suite of furniture. a e store is a credit to Washington, “ FOR THE EXTRA In ‘arranging the new the National Furniture in is belleved, in the attic. When dis- covered it had galined considerable Company mind the advantage of nty of floor handsome duph.ypl:}lndwu, ten headway, but owing to’the quick re- sponse of the local fire department, assisted by the Mount Rainier ocom- pany, the fire was confined to the sec- ond story. All of the personal effects in the first story were taken out by neighbors. . ‘The loss, estimated at about $2,000. 1s partially covered by insurance ‘Wilson, the owner, is in Cincinna CASTORIA For Infants apd Children . InUse ForOver 30 Years — T It indicates poor lubrication cause, it should be st n been ed and $10,. 084,250 have been retired, leaving the total outstanding the same as the Dl;;snt ‘t’l‘b'- t available for the entire amoun VR Bootlegger Tke Lark suffered| ;ynying funa for the District 3.65 per X i t 1 during _the fiscal year 1921 2 mervous, eollapse Vday, alter | o pipusdirs s i 3 Dr. Mopps has advised him t’ lay. out a couple o’ fines till he gits his strength back. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) HELD IN $4,000 BOND. “Thomas Andrews, charged on two counts of housebreaking, was held on two bonds of $2,000 each in police court yesterday, when he was given a preliminary hearing before Judge McMahon. It was testified that the defendant had stolen various articles upon his entry into the premises of Albert N. Connor, 1142 Connecticut avenue, and the premises of Jacob Zarin, 1146 Lingers court. OME Beautitying is Plitt’s special T ke totimater oa-the | [ Painting, _Paperhanging or Tpholstering. | Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION . Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 ° or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- ° fore maturity Lots o’ folks are jest like Dan Cupid—allus startin’ somethin’ an’ then losin’ interest. District National Bank 1406 G Street Its a Mutual Interest ‘ “—yours and ours— We are all in business for the same end—and it's our part of the compact to ren- der to our customers such el measure and type of service H. L. Offutt, Jr. | as will help along the finan- ] ‘ - cial line. You can do busi- ‘ ness anywhere through our connections—and with the utmost facility. If this is your Bank—its personnel and machinery are at your " disposal—always. Vice Presidents W. P. Lipscomb Lewis Holmes C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury i 1535 14th S¢. | i Matn 42268 | | thousands of Chinese with sustenance This is the brighter consortium. Believes Solution at Hand. “AltRough legal rights in the matter lectrically washed by our process. | 50 iajury or shriakage o the mest | Poult delicate ‘fabrics. | favor Japan, in my opinion, what 5 Japan wants now is not just a legal 2 - ] Write today for Write today for Jjustification, but real justness itself. The Luwin Co. :,‘:""'-" oy ehot '_m" i om%v ’l,l:mt—-" The solution of.this problem, I be- lieve, is now at hand. Aithough the criticism of Japan in the matter has been to some extent reasonable, there has been much misunderstanding of the whole matter. In reply to questions, Baron Kanda said he belleved the statements he ‘had made represented the views of the great sober,’ thinking' mejerity of Japan. “It is our sincere wish,” he concluded, “to see China work out her own destiny, however great her difficulties may be. I, myself, personally and as a matter of principle, am in fayor of the attitude of trusting China es a fully grown-up personality ‘and of waiting patiently for her to emerge R. M. Hicks, Manager " 2018 14th St. NW. Phome N. 9160. FRANK KIDWELL'S MARKETS FRESH KILLED TURKEYS, Lb. 43¢ Buy These Turkeys Early, Supply Limited, FRESH HAMS riceir aoue Lb. 20¢ triumphantly from the present chaoti X L PORK LOINS = Lb. 20c In responding to the introduction of 8 TO 10 LBS. . John Walsh, who presided, Baron Kanda said that the reception given |. the Japanese delegation of more than 100 persons here had proved to him that If there was any anti-Japanese feeling in America it was not in the District of Columbia. fatieo Roasting & Baking CHICKENS, Lb. 35¢ Our Stores Will Be Open Until 9 P. M, Wednesday and Until 12 Noon Thursday, g Day ALLAN DAVIS ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL | B, B T, N 1 Through their own per- aad O'sta. ow. . 3 » d b; . Chosen - to Head Beorginized | 7 sl Sty ent by gz g whom we have served, “‘a“ Teachers’ Association—Ballou Opens Meeting. Allan Davis, principal of Buginess High School, was elected chairman of the newly reorganized Teachers’ Council at a meeting of delegates to the body-last night in the board of education chambers’ in the Franklin School. Harry English of the:board |, of oxaminers was chosen vice chair- man ands Miss Grace Janney, repre- | wsenting the kindergarten teachers, secretary. Miss C. P. Dulin, repre- senting - intermediate teaching prin- cipals, divisions 1 to 9, and G. Smith | Wormley, representing normal school teachers for divisions 10 to 13, were elected to serve with the officers on an_executive committee. . In opening the council meeting, Superintendent of Schools , Ballou, acting as temporary chairman, indi- cated that the council should e subservient to the school board and act as an advisory body to school au- thorities. He outlined the status of the teachers’ relation to pending ré- classification legislation. A formal statement of the council's stand -on the proposed reclassification legis- lation will be framed in the near fu. ture at & conference of the mem. bers of the council and the board of education.. . It was declded that .the council would meet on the second Tuesday in October, January, March and May. RUSH DANTE UNVEILING. ‘Tentative, arrangements hav. made for the unveiling of the memarial _statue. in Meridian .Hill Park on December 1, by the ®ine Arts: Commission, it was annouficed. last night. sl It is understood that President Harding will be able to attend the ex- | ercises on that date. The final word | is awaited frorh Dante commis sioni; in New York, which is to present the memorial. = e An endeavor to hold the exergises at & date before the departure of Gen. Dhl“l:: Italy is the cause for hqu&-l - temporary pedest ‘will be % statae Fine Arts Commission will af date select a permanent base for. the general public has been convinced that we understand the degects of the eye, how to examine ‘into -them and provide the proper remedial lenses. LEESE - GLASSES _COST NO MORE THAN ORDINARY GLASSES. W A Lest 0pTicAL G OPTOMETRIST 614 _9TH ST. N.W. let cut. MORE MORE MILES LESS CARBON ' OBTAINABLE AT LEADING FILLING STATIONS COLUMBIA OIL CO. Musterole ' relieves sore throat quickly. Made with oil of mustard, it is. a clean.white ointment that willnot Burn ‘or blister fike the old- fashioned mussard plaster. ; read t on"with your fingers. Gently ek he pane Gt Mustasote ‘Bt your hag store taduy. 85 and 63c in Jars and tubes; Goepital dize,” $3. Jare Better Than A Mustard Plaster ‘| ple of Washington” is the motto of the panz. usiness nouse | space, in number, and each capable of dis- |’ YOUR TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL GEARS Gears complaih' when they’re worn, just like a man, and that high-pitched lament is really a warning signal. ped at once, for when gears once wear enough to grind the extra play that causes that grind wears them out proportionately faster as it increases. EBONITE For Transmissions and Differentials SOLD AT ALL GARAGES AND DEALERS' in five and twenty-five pound cans ASK FOR IT BY NAME Just say “EBONITE” to Your Dealer That’s Your ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE OF BEST RESULTS Bayerson Oil Works Manufacturers, Pennsylvania Petroleum Products MAKERS OF AUTOCRAT MOTOR OILS We're going with Tomato Sauce The small boy snuggies up to father and whispers the se- cret, “Heinz Baked Beans for Father grins,—he always does . when this particular secret is i - And mother, outin the kitchen, just smiles, for she knows that besides pleasing them she is providing a meal that is good to eat, good for them and eco- nomical as.well. And all she has done is-to heat and serve. . Marvelous how much food and also proves that 7th street is com- ing into its own as a retall business center. “Progressiveness and usefulness to the home making and home loving peo- new _furniture house. ROTECTION Good patat well applied by Ferguson gives the desired . results. Satisfaction PLUS. Interies and ‘Exterior Work, " = = FERGUSON, INC. 32%,, Paisting Departmsent, Ph. N. 831838 HARD WORK OF most always. Whatever its Erie, Pa. IF. YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW, AND HAD SORE THROAT THE WA TONSILINE SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVEIT o have: Ryemnapnasas” olent par of i soon eased by Dr. King’s New Discovery. Fifty years a standard remedy for colds. Children like it. No barmful drugs. $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return | War Tax 8 Per Cent Additional Sunday, November 27 SIMILAR EXCURSION December 11 $ E 8 Coneult Ticket Agents Baltimore & Ohio R. R. £, =/ iy (- : @