Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 32

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Vernon Dalkartf 85c Cry Baby Blues. Dolly Kay}A-:!uz No One’s Fool. Dolly Kayj 85¢ ‘Who's Been Around? Van and Sdlemk} A-3490 ' Reilly Ashamed Of You). From z“';l‘m feld Follics of 1981 2’“ and Sdfilcl A Dream of Your Smile. A 3608 Love Will Find & Way. From % Maggle Maguire. Edwin Dale @ William Morgan) A-3801 Mary OBrien. z o Fdwin Dale Cle. fl!owhfllo!m A‘s’s‘:. Bl Bc'l‘ook!tlwwmllo—sml. Opera and Concert Sextette from Lucis di Lammermoor — “Chi raffrens il mio furore” (Why Do I My Arm | 49768 Barrientos, Hackett, Stracciari, Huiauz,N and Meader $350 '0r—*Salut & toi soleil” = ¢ %o Thoe, San). umm}u.u Long, Long Ago. Hu!datahcnh} $1.50 Shipmates O° Mine. Lowis Grasenre) A-3493 l'lvund'hutysflnmn. Mm 31.00 Sieep, Baby, Seep. zmaumud-u}‘_m Zimmerman and Grandeille Instrumental Musié ; 1y llm‘v l. Vel 8 L TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 192I. i ? SEEKS GOOD ROADS FOR THE FARMERS Maryland State Senator Would Put Highways Under State Control. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 20.—In an effort to provide better roads for the farmers off the main highways of the state roads State Senator Orlando ! Harrison of Worcester county. will' submit a bill to the. legislature when | it meets in January putting control | of every foot of public highways in {the state under contro] of the state i roads commission. This will, it adopt- jed, entirely eliminate the county road engineers and the more or less make- shift road organizations that are main- tained by most of the counties. t i seneranty, retognisea as the bissest| WORK AT MINES REDUCED source of waste of the taxpayers' money, by taking politics absolutely out of all future road building in the state. 13,110 Miles of Roadway. There are 13,110 miles of improved and unimproved roads in the counties outside the roads in the state roads system. Most of this county mileage is of unimproved or dirt roads. It is on these dirt roads that most of the county appropriation for roads main- tenance is spent. Senator Harrison contends that most of the money so spent 15 sted, and that the tax- payer gets no real benefit from it. Senator Harrison says he expects a great deal of opposition from the poli- ticlans in the counties to his proposi- tion, but he also expects the backing of the taxpayers generally and the taxpayers' organizations in all parts of the state. Sees Merit in Plas. ‘While he was reluctant to take a positive stand on the proposed legis- lation, Chairman John N. Mackall of the state roads commission admitted |Company in this vicinity will work that he thought there was merit in the idea, and that a plan which would |this week and be idle the other (hree bring about co-operation between the commission and the county commis- sioners would prove both economical and satisfactory, as well as providing better lateral roads in all parts of the | closing of three collleries of the Lehigh state.. ——e NEW GREEK PATRIARCH HELD ILLEGALLY ELECTED Holy Synod in Consfxnfinop_le Cables Archbishop Metaxakis Majority Was Absent. ATHENS, December 18.—The holy synod in Constantinople, according to a dispatch received here, has tele- graphed to the Most Reverend Arch- bishop Meletios Metaxakis, who Is now in New York and who recently was elected patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church in Constantinople, as follows: “Your recent election to the patri- archate was held contrary to the canons of the church, and therefore is -illegal.. A majority of the synod felt compelled to absent themselves from the electoral assembly, and in- trusted the question to the superior body administering the ecumencial patriarchate, which agreed to meet again to consider what future action Wwas necessary. “We feel confident that the great- ness of your love for the church and nation will guide your attitude in this matter.” A dispatch from Constantinople last Wednesday said the sublime porte had notified the allies that Archbishop Metaxakis was ineligible for the of- fice of patriarch according to the Ottoman constitution, and that the Turkish government, therefore, re- fused to recognizs the legality of his election, * eteaco, Deeember 304 new hunt, || for the missing funds of the Co-opera tive Socicty of Amerfca 'will be started this week, Julius Moses, counsel for the Central Trust Company of Illinois, ap= pointed receiver for the organizatiom, announced. A preliminary report by the recelvers yesterday stated that only $16 remained of more than $11,000,000 invested in the society by 90,000 persons, Subscriptions tof more than 328, ooo. ‘weré Mr. Moses said that an a&ort is to be made to verify statements of Harri- son Parker, head of the soclety, whose testimony was questioned in the re- celver's report. Mrs. Parker, an official of the Great Western Securities l:or- poration, fiscal -nnv. for the eociety, is in Canada, Mr. Moses said. He ex- a'desire to question her and of the ties other COrpora- tion, !: whlon? t.ht.nelcv tlu-neamoz‘:r large sums of money, according o receivers report. BEAT AUSTRIAN PATROLS. Great Meeting in Protest of Plebi- scite Held in Vienna. VIENNA, December, 18.—A great meeting of protest was neld today against the Oodenburx plebiscite. The speakers denounced the allied military commission as pro-Hungarian for hav- ing refused to postpone the vote on the question of whether the territory should remain Hungarian or become Austrian after the postponement had been sanc- tioned by the interallled commission at Paris. 3 The Neue Frele Presso quotes Gen. ! Carlo Ferraris of the Itlalan mis- sion as saying that Hungary to consent to the postponement, and u-o ! as declaring that if AHM.H‘:.).TIMI n | ‘The officlal figures show that the vote; was 65 per cent in favor of Hungary. Three Austrian patrols have been cap- tured ‘In neutral territory by Hungarians snd beaten and otherwise maltreated This has caused intense resentment byl the newspapers. The press entire lncldent concemlnx Furxvn land as foreshadowing further trouble. MEXICO BOOSTS TARIFFS. Increase of 50 to 100 Per Cent Made | on Many Articles. EL PASO, Tex., December 20.—The collector of customs at Juares, Mexico, | lnnnun:;(ll & wpt of a telu'n.m ico. lving notice of an the certain lrudul 50 l‘:fl on D{ to The 50 per oent olniflcnlon In- A oooen Beods, aadY: Marnie of woolen rnf um. brooms, silk and chemical products. The 100 pef cent increase is to be levied on gloves, tobaceo, rope and zw!no. Jewel tnllet. waters, matches : and soap. e duty on tanned skins | is increased 26 per eent. The decree is eftective January 1 NO PROOF OF WILL. Chicago Florist I-oipl Bequest of $400,0Q0, Paris Court Rules. Brcnbumm!m,;nacmnnmnynm PARIS, France, December 11.— Bove, the Chleg&;cflu. Mathias herit the 2,000,000 « nnt.g; %oo) )lmc. Prlnr'l. 'hmn the case nulns. and M. Prieur, t||e hu:b-n , inherlu money. Managua during a street fight ba- of civilians has caused much 111 feel- Nicaraguan affair, but the country has become FIGHT WITH U. S. MARINES RESULTS IN ILL FEELING l Encounter in Which Three Nicara- zm Policemen Were Killed Is erally Condemned. WAN DEL SUR, Nlcaragus, December 19.—The killing of threa Nicaraguan policemen and the wound- | ing of five citizens on December 6 (n tween American marines and a p-rty ing throughout the republic. The ress, under strict cen- sorship, makes no reference to the - flooded with a circular condemning what it calls the cowardice of Minis- ter of Police Humberto Diaz for hav- ing taken the Americans, who are al- | leged to have done the shooting, un- | der his own‘gnraon-l protection, ac- companying them in his own automo- bile to the American barracks at the Campo Marte. ‘ DUE TO LACK OF ORDERS Two Big Collieries on Half Time, Three Others Close—Over 80,000 Men Affected. SCRANTON, Pa., December 20.—By order of the Glen Alden Coal Com- Pany, its mines in Lackawanna coun- ty will be tdle Wednesday and brlduy‘ and will work the other three days of | the weel, The Luzerne county mines will be idle Tuesday, Thursday : Saturday and work the ‘other three da ‘About 19,000 men and boys will be af- | fected. As a result of the collieries of the! Glen Alden going on half time the: mine crews on the Delaware, Lack- awanna and Western railroad will be | reduced about one-half. The six mines of the Temple Coal Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of days. HAZLETON, Pa, December 19— Lack of orders has resulted In the Valley Cosl Company in the local di-! vision of that concern. One of llu collieries is the Hazleton shaft, Imcng the largest in the Lehigh region. The ! Cranberry colliery of the Lehigh Coal ' and Navigation Company has sus- pvnded indefinitely. About 12,500 men a]n boys are affected by the suspen- | sion. o 8 Army Combinat'on, $2 to 98 Boys’ Knives, with chains, $1 Pearl Handle Knives, $1.50 up Stag Handle Knives, 50c up H. L. and Rogers Make— Large Assortment %’%@%’%@%’%‘%@W*’%@%@%’%@%@ - %&mam&m A LIST OF SENSIBLE GIFTS MANICURE: SETS, LARGE ASSORTMENT, lvory, Pearl and Horn Handles, $1.75 to $35.00 Table Cutlery : = i Flashlights ¥ THE RAZOR THAT SHARPENS ITS OWN BLADES s Ever-lludy Daylo, bular Style..... $125 Up Nlckel Pocket Cases.$1.00 Up Extra Fine Quality Steak Sets, $3.50 1o $4.50 Carving sfl-. 2 Pleces, $ Carving ‘::'_;;m- Stag 300-Foot Spot Light. ... White andie, z.;...“'iu.a. Pistol Flash Light....... 1, $7.00 Set Pe'l;.rl 'fi.‘;:::'; truit Knives Batteries For All Makes TEEREATEITIUNTS $5.00 to $7.50 Set —_— Pocket Knives Pear! Handle Tombination 20.08 Safety Razors Gillette Razors, All Styles New Gem Razors... LRERERERBRERERERERE - Enders Razors e T oo ..:'5'.'.';“' ‘Wooderaft Hunting IKnives Sl'ely Razor Blndu ——e o B Chnstmas gift for men y Razor B 3175 to $5.00 INM-enndnlmgm-buhly = with this Useful Gifts e T e see camieabes Useful Glfts shave. The Valet AutoStrop Razor strops, shaves and cleans without removing the blade. Baves money on blades every month in the year. Come in and ask for a demonstration today. Itwill settle one or more of your gift pmblunn. A varicty of attractive scts $5.00 Shaving TR x-*om:% r.:en;: zs;u-un te §25.00. Nail Nippers, Pearl and YOUR DAD, BROTHER, Y Gaticle and Nail Scisnorn HUSBAND OR FRIENDS eS0T #1500 WANTS ONE FOR XMAS Desk Shears, $1.25 up Twinplex Stroppers. for Glllette Bladews, $5.00 WALFORD’S 909 Pa. Ave. N.W. éfi%@’%’@%’fi% e — as Low as Say It Electrically Pt JIe HOOVER ~—for the joy of an immaculate home, with rugs that.are ever clean and attractive—transform her hours of drudgery into hours of ease and leisure. Gently it beats out all nap-wearing grit from rug depths. erects crushed nap and freshens colors. Powerfully it suc- tion cleans. Only the Hoover does all this. Gwe her a Hoover and you give her the best. First Payments SMALL CASH PAYMENT No Other Payments Until FEBRUARY 15th! ~ Man-Size Gifts Thatll Carry Cheer Throughout the Year ) Delight Ber [L/\[JN-DRY-ETTTE Wlth the electric washi machine [ T wasHES AND DRIES WITHOUT A WRINGER | ] —for it will fnezm Christmas to her for years. No more red hands— no more broken buttons. She can do an entire washing without put- ting her hands in the water even once. . The Laun-Dry-Ette has no wringer, It‘washes the clothes, then whirls them dry for the line in one minutes—a-tubful at a time.. It washes and dries the daintiest pieces.or the heaviest comforts—and reqmres no extra tubs. See us about Y Lfllfi Dry-Ette, {§55"Second Payment Noi First P‘Y‘m“t Only - $15 Due Until February 15 If She: HAS an Electric Washer Save $40 Undoubtedly the best IRONING MACHINE % Complete Her Home Laundry With This lrol;&, and Regular $150 - $I 1 0 THOR Ironer offer in town—only poulble because it's a Uhe ‘we are discontinuing. Fully zua.n.ntead only several remain. SMALL CASH YMENT and no other installment until F IT BEATS AS IT'SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Electrically it sweeps up' stubbornest litter, = Seflnd' Payment Not $5