Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 10

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ' 14, 1921, “Phoenix’ Thread-Silk Stockings Infants’ Novelty 60c, 75¢, §1 “Phoenix hosiery £01‘ women Full Fashioned Silks and Children’s Hahn.s announce the arrival O‘E nearly a carload Of LR} Fine Thread Silks $1.95, $2.35, $2.55 75¢ and $1 Semi-fashioned Silks Silk-and-Wool $1.10 and $1.45 $1 Pair Silk-and-Wool Extra Quality Lisle $1.95 and $2.25 40c Pair ilk Socks, ~ Focusing Flachlight $3.75 \ EVEREADY Every Home Should Have an EVEREADY Flashlight You have a telephone for safety and convenience. You need an Eveready Flashlight for the same reasons. Eveready’s bright-white beam penetrates the black of night and helps in a thousand and one ways in and around the home, the garage, the shop, the farm, the store, and the camp. There’s the Eveready Focusing ing-goods store today and make Flashlight with the 300-foot = your Christmas seleion. range. There’s the New Pocket Light that tucks so neatly in a lady’s handbag or a man’s coat pocket, for those inevitable Your dealer will sell you any type of @ Flashlight with the understanding that you may take it home and try it, and emergendiEs if you are not entirely satisfied There’s a type for every person, hewill refund the purchase price. purpose, and purse—from $3.75 £ + down to 7o, especially saitable for Christmas presents—for every member of the family. Visit the nearest eledrical, hard- ware, drug, auto-supply, ot sport- Only genuine Eveready Batteries will for your Eveready Flashlight. But — Eveready Batteries fit and improve all flashlights. eVERFADY FLASHLIGHTS AMERICAN EVEREADY WORKS, of National Carbon Co, Inc, LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK SOUTHERN AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY. CO 1324 Fourteenth Street N.W. Phone Main 3564 WHOLE‘bALE DISTRIBUTORS EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS AND BA'lTERIES men's half hose : | A.KAHN Inc. LOCAL DISTRIBUTERS ONAL ELECTRICA[. SUPPLY COMPANY 1228-30 NEWYORK AVE. MAIN 6800 MORE GOVERNMEN HOTELS ARE URGED Secretary Davis Recom- mends Extension of System for Wage Earners. Operation of government hotels by the federal government for govern- ment workers and other wage earn- | ors, similar to the government hotels now operated in Washington, is rec- ommeénded by Secretary of Labor James J. Davis in his_annual re- port made public today. The report is the smallest ever issued by a Sec- retary of Labor, being only fortyg three pages in length. . Speaking of the government hotels in ~ Washington, Secretary Davis urnishing, as it does, excellent hotel accommaodations at a cost which includes no profit nor many of the items of overhead expense entering into similar operations by private en- terprise, no doubt it would be appre- ciated by the workers throughout the country if this service could be ex- tended not only to government em- ployes, but to other wage earners as well, charging the resulting loss to the taxpayers of the nation.” ‘Secretary Davis_hopes that near future thé public buildings commission ill find available space in one of the public buildings to house the department as a whole.” Tide of Immigration. The tide of immig-ation, which was approaching its flood when the re- srictioff law went into effect, brought | “in the aliens into the United States fiscal year ended last June 30, | according to the report. This number | compared-with 30,001 in the previous-| | fiscal year and is more than twice | { the 350,000 which Mr. | | tric- %%%%%%%@%fia%@%@%%@%w estimate of Davia makes for this fiscal under the operation of the r han one-fourth of the aliens t were Italians, the | compared car of 1920. apart from na- the Jews 'numln -t being Numbered by race tionality, the repo arriving numbered 1 The number of a deported, ens in general showed u total activities of cen extended over the coun- . but “industrial a reduction in the availed themselves of the total this year! being 117,0 Despite the aliens, M was mor of handling the his department ustaining dur- | Telary motes G department concili; to adjust 45 ranging from the ing and shippil differences, jof men. affected 42 172,261 workers and_in | only forty-eight cases were the con- | ciliators unable to reach a settle-!| ment. i indirgetly NAMED FOR RIFLE BOARD. C.. has been appointed a membe Mhe national board for the prom of rifle practice, in place of Lieut. jam C. Harllee, U. S. M. C. Suggestions I For him; for her— for all: i Have your wear- | apparel and 1 household effects { il immaculately clean | | ing | for the holidays! 4724 Call Main | 4725 4726 The TR OFFICE: 740 | i {8 | ] CLEANERS & | I it - Arf Absolutely Perfect Dia- mond—Weighing 33 karats; beautifully cut and of excep- tionel brilliance. Not only all I bargain, but an investment || IE | | | | \ 1 I 1 SURVEY SHOWS CHURCHES OF U. S. WELL REPRESENTED IN CONGRESS By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December ~14.—That the churches are well represented in both houses of Congress is evi- denced by a statement issued by the board of temperance, prohibi- tion and ‘public morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which recently made a survey and issued the following statement today: Out of a total of 435 members of Congress - twenty-four are non- members, and church affiliation of ninety-eight could not be ascer- tuined. The following are the church affiliations. United Brethren, Mormon, Inde- pendent, Mennonite, Dutch Re- formed, cal have one member There are two Uni- versalists. There are three mem- bers of the Quaker Church and three of the Jewish Church. Five Unitarians, lolnmcml 11 Christi; 0 Luther- Table Cutlery Extra Fine Quality Steak Sets, 3350 to $4.50 Carviug_Sets, 2 Picces, $1.25 up Carving Sets, 3 Pleces, Handles, $3.75 up White Hnndle, Steel Binde Table Knives, $7.00 Set Pear Handle Fruit Knives $5.00 10 $7.50 Set Pocket Knives Pearl Handle Combination £3.30 to $20.00 Army Combination, $2 to %6 Boyx’ Knives, with chains, $1 Pearl Handle Knives, $1.50 up Stag Handle Knives, 50c uy H. L. and Rogers Make— Large Assortment Woodcraft Hunting Knives Stag Congregationalists, 35 Episcopal- ians, 29 Baptists, 56 Presbyterians and 99 Methodists. In the Senaté the survey showed that out of a total of ninety-six senators the church: affiliations of twenty-three was unknown and only ~four were non-members, There was one Protestant Episco- palian, one Christiarg The Luther- ans, Dutch Reformé&d, Unitarians and Mormans all have two mem- ~bers each. There are ¢ Catholics and 6 Baptists, 7 Congregational- ists, 11 Presbyterians, 12 Episco- palians and 17 Methodists. - ORDERED TO HOWARD Maj. Arthur E. Ahrends, gene: staff, in the Philippines, has been or- dered to Fort Howard, Baltimore, Md. for duty as assistant chief of staff, 3d Corps Ares. A Spanish lady rarely goes into the street alone. Use This Common Sense Relief For Sick and Nervous Headache — Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin A sick, nervbus headache tells of physical disorder of some so Most often it means auto-intoxic tion, which is a general pofsoni of the system from co matter. The result i a dull, throbbing heads First of all you seck the pain. and then cause. This is lo; the way TINGLE' RIN The genuine aspirin relieves the i thres poin n ten minutes. The di- ich has been added, any tendency to heart- discomfort. 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