Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 5

HAVEN FORHUNGRY AT FOOD EXHIBIT Many and Variéd Edibles Are Offered to Those Attending Nationat Show. Five square meals in,the form of countless food samples are offered every one who attends the mnational Baking Book F E with Svery. food show and household -exposition, now belng held afternoons and even- RYZON Booth ings dn Convention Hall, 5th and L in Food Show. See our exhibit in the National Food Show and Household Expo., Convention Hall, Feb. 6 to 18 streets northwest. Sixty exhibitors are offering visitors every conceivable type of food prod- uct, and-if a person tasted everything that was offered him he might have to be carried "7“ the bullding. From the moment ond entews the door until one leaves there is the repeated you try this? Here's It persons visiting the show have any regrets, it is be- cause they can't accept everything that's thrust before them. “Free Lunch™ Menu Long. Here are some of the things offered to every one who makes the round of the booths: A glass of lemonade, lemon ple fllling on wafers, mustard on crackers, butter on crackers, a glass of buttermilk, olive-naise on crackers, mayonnaise on crackers, marmalade on crackers, fruit salad on crackers, salted peanuts, peanut butter on crackers, a cup of coffee, { another cup of coffee, more mayon- naise on crackers, Russian dressing | on crackers, salads made with mayon- naise, ginger ale, lime soda, Sar~ saparilia, root beer, four other kinds of soft drinks, more peanut butter on crackers, boneless herring, shredded codfish, odorless limburger cheese on crackers, Swiss and other types of cheese on crackers, “hot dogs” on crackers, country sausage on crackers, a third cup of coffee, more marmalade on crackers, more salad dressing on crackers, a cup of tea, more butter Y cake made in a fireless cooker, corn flakes, waffles, pancakes and buck- wheat cakes, still more “hot dogs” served between bread, more cake, Jelly in fancy shapes, hot biscuits, more “hot do, a glass of sweet milk, another glass of chocolate milk, fancy desserts made with gelatine, jellies made with instantaneous jell-maker, still_more Away Destructive Grit! The HOOVER, vigorously cleaning by air, efficiently removes all obstinate, embedded 8 litter—as [t beats—as it sweeps—as it cleans, straightening the nap on rugs, chairs ard draperies—and freshening colors. Can be sold on deferred payments if desired. The Baby Hoover The Hoover Speci-1 $52.50 $65 " ! On Display in Our Hor=furnishing ‘Secti G Street Entrance nSecton DULIN'@ MARTIN C 1215 F STREET and 1214 to 1218 G STREL. Hours—8:45 to §:30 ”- MOTHER! CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS WITH “CALIFORNIR FIG SYRUP Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Fruity Taste and it cannot Injure Little Stomachs. of “hot dogs,” chow chow, mayonnaise on crackers, horse radish, salted pea- nuts again, and still mpre cake. 7,000 Persons Attend. Yesterday was one of the most suc- cessful days im the history of local food ‘shows. More than 7,000 persons attended during the afternoon and even- ing. TFoday is Alexandria and Suburban Grocers’ day. Grocers from the out- i guests of honor. ‘Tomorrow will be Northeast Grocers' day for grocers' west of Sth street. { Members of the New York State So- or. " Students from domestic science schools, both public and private, will be special guests during ofternoon ses- jslons of the show. i Perry P.' Patrick, secretary of th Retail Grocers' ive. A X under auspices of whica the show is be- ing given, announced today that the show 'promises to be the most success. ful and best attended exposition of its type ever given here. Margot Asquith, Thursday. Mrs. Margot Asquith, builliant wife of the former British prime minister, will lecture at the National Theater Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, under the local management of T. Arthur Smith, Inc. Mrs. Asquith was once the leading spirit of an English circle known as the “Souls,” an informal organiza- tion_which would have caused even the bohemians of Greenwich VHlage, New York. to open their eyes in wénder. That was in the yellow “ninet| of the last century, when got Tennant and figured as the hero- ine of Benson's widely read novel, “Dodo.” *“The Souls” group was a protest against what was called the smart set of those days, which cen- tered around the Prince of Wales (afterwards Edward VII), and had / Newmarket for its headquarters. Strangely enough, Arthur Balfour, the British statesman, was one of its leading members. In her forthcoming lecture, “People, Politics and Events,” Mrs. Asquith will have much to say about “The Souls” and the celgbrities who figured at_its remar41ble gatherings. offices of T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G street. : WIFE ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. Mrs. Lula K. Oliver has filed in the District Supreme Court a petition £ for a llm'll_;ed divorce lroT dHeArlry T. ¢ “ 5 ver rie breath bad, remember a good “physic- | O1IVer, | They were marricd August laxative” i3 often all thatis necessary. | 25;1836; ang have one child now of prevent a sick child’ tomorrow. 11 _ Genuine “California Fig Syrup” has: ;" no past ten years and says her your child is constipated, bll)ous.'dlrect.lons for babies and chlldre'n husband deserted her January 15, feverish. fretful. has cold, colig, or printed on the bottle. Say “California™ 1922. Attorney William A. Coombe ¢ it stomach is sour, tongue coated, or you may get an imitation fig syrup. appears for the wife. Hurry mother! A teaspoonful of, «California Fig Syrup” today may| ° THE MAN'S STORES 1005-1007 PA.AVE Final Clearance * All Flannel Nightshirts 223 | C A g o e ~ Flannelette Night Shirts . i N There are Just exactly 223 bf'these nightshiris—(all we have)—sizes full cut, run from I5 to 18. Get yours early—REST ASSURED. 3 -/ Money’s-Worth or Money ch[e 'I'BE EVENING 8T, on crackers, doughnuts, corn fritters, | 88 of buttermilk, a | cakes, potato chips, another offering | lying sections of the city, along with | their wives and employes, will be the ciety also will be special guests of hon- | Protective Association, | Mrs. Asquith bore the name of Mar- | - Tickets may be obtained at the|: o B ¥ i PROPOSES FURTHER CUT IN THE AMERICAN ARMY Senator Borah, in Formal - State- ment, Also Suggests Withdrawal of U. 8 Troops.From Rhine. . A further “cut in the size of the American Army and .the immediate withdrawal of American troops’ from the Rhine were suggestfons made yesterday by Senator Borah of Tdaho | in a_formal statement saying that if the Washington conference has been a success, it should be- possible to make the proposed change with safety. i 2 It “the nation was safe with an army of 150,000 men ‘and 13,000 offi- cers before the conference, Senator Borah said, there Should be a re- duction now to 100,000 men and half of the present number of ofticers “at the very most:” “Thig would resut in a saving of $100,000,000 a year,” his statement added. " “It would. be the best evi dence of our faith in the- pre initiated by the conference. United States can have no possible need for an Army of 150,000 men and 13,000 officers for merely police pur- | poses for domestic use. - I see no way to reduce expenditures to any con- siderable amount except in this way, and I firmly believe that any pro- gram of economic rehabilitation which does not include a radical cut in taxes will be a failure. 7 “I do mot know at this time what cuts can be made in the naval ap- propriation bill, but, of course, the principles should be carried into that bill also. In this connection it seems | there is no possible reason for our| leaving our troops any longer on the ! Rhine. ~ - The balance should be | brought home, not only as a matter of economy—bécause while Germany i is supposed to be paying for their | maintenance, we are, in fact, paving | for it—but for-a still more impor- tant reason. We should get out of ! Europe with our troops. If Poincare | is going to carry out his policy we | haven’t any business therz whatever. ADVERTISEMENT WASHINGTON, D. ENGLISH PASTOR SPEAKS. i27% " chines with 0., WEDNESDAY, _ Federation. A..C. Dixon of Lol uy Federation of Baptist Young Pei U Addresses B. Y. P. U. at Meetingiof | !yered by Dr. E. Hez Swem] pastor of the church. £ ! be sent to Representative Upshaw of Georgia, expressing. the federation’ T ibers we regrets in his recent bereavement in Mrs. Ruby u:?::e:.h“ 90 ope e th:'lols of his niece, Miss Carol,n! companied by 'he address of welcome was de- | Upshaw, who died of injuries received Howard Embrey, president | in the Knickerbocker Theater disaster. Y. P. U. and also by Rev. Potter Prof. Hoffmai Pr to A resolution was adopted, which will ' i Conducted by Rey. . 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