Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 22

A Newcomer! Domino Brand Cinnamon | and Sugar 10c Can A new Domino Brand product— just the .thing for French cinnamon toast, waffles, pud- ding’ and other dainties. S On Sale Saturda in 5Y-0z. cans, -10c. TUNA FISH Chicken of the Sea 15¢ Can lifornia Tuna Fish—choicest white t in No. 1, cans holding 3!z ounces. le they last, 15e. e CORNWELLS e 1415 H Strect s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO SMALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ASKED BY TRAVELERS’ AID Many Give Society Support by Con- tributions of From One to Five Dollars. Sixteen hundred boys and 12,834 girls fifteen years of age in the Subscriptions of one to five dollars | United States werq'listed as married are welcomed by the Travelers’ Aid;in 1920, the census bureau announced Soclety in its present drive for funde today in a statement presenting a to run the society during the year,!8pecial analysis of marital statistics. and Arthur C. Moses, chairman of the | Bighty-two boys and 490 girls of the executive committee, declared today [same age were recorded as widowed that many® such small subscriptions |or divorced. are coming in. The analysis revealed a distinct in- “We want the small subscriptions— | crease during recent years, or since one and two dollar subscriptions,”|the 1910 census, in the percentage of Mr. Moses said. “We do not expect|married persons for each year of age large contributions, because the work | from fifteen to thirty-four, especially of the Travelers' Ald Soclety is main- |among the younger members of this tained by the voluntary contributions|group. The age group from thirty- of the Washington people. We Know |five to forty-four, inclusive, also many of us cannot afford to giye big | showed an increase in the ratio of sume, so we ask that the $1 and the'| married persons in the decade, al- | $2 or the $5 subscribers send in their|though less pronounced, especially | checks. They will be gratefully re-lamong the women, while the propor-, ceived. tion for persons forty-five years of Among the clecks received yester|agd and older showed u decrease. day were the following: Mrs. Kate S e R $100; Philip Gormle: ee, s1: Margaret Gowais, n 1920, the figures show, 3,222 boys . M. E.cAiles, $10 . of elghteen years, or three-tenths of | Emma H: Andrus, $2: one per cent of the total of that age, ! Elizabeth M. compared with one-tenth of one per, cent in 1910, were married, while those seventeen years of age mar- , %5;{rled numbered 7,699, or eight-tenths ‘ogges-{of one percent of the total of that Chest-{age, compared with half that pro- Mrs. | portion ten years previously. hel The number of married males i [elghteen years of age increased from 3,321, or 1.4 per cent of the total GOES To HAMPTON sTATION. |THINKS NOBODY WAS Licut. Carl A. Broaddus, Naval Med- SLIGHTED IN PARADE ical Corps, has been detached from the Naval Medical Hospital, this city, and ordered to the naval training sta- tion, Hampton, Va., for duty. Woman Believes Senators and Clergy Should Not Complain Over Unknown Soldier Rites. To the Editor of The Star: # Not long since Washingtonians read thie plaintive senatorial lay descrip- tive of- the lack of precedence ac- corded that body in the funeral pro- cession of the unknown. soldier. Now comes Rev. C. Ernest Smith, rector of St. Thomas' Chuch, telling us the clergy were “simply ignored.” I was under the impression that i the burial in his native land of an unidentified body killed in France was symbolical of a nation’s thankfulness to Almighty God, and to all soldiers, sailors, nurses and civilians who 1somewhere, somehow, gave their ilives to save America’ from serfdom under the rule of William Hohen- zollern. That but a small number of America’s children could march in the procession to_Arlington is obvious. The Senate should -take comfort in that great, if mysterious assurance, that “the first shall be last and the last first.” Mr. Smith must remember two things—the clergy were suitably rep- speculation therein. : sweet fruits. them to you if you insist that he do so. profits in- handling their crops. \ ices. Write today for your gift copy. Address TAMPA, FLORIDA The value of grapefruit and oranges, in calories or fuel units of food, has been amply demonstrated by medical and scientific research. Now science has found these fruits equally rich in vitamines, the food elements essential to the per- petuation of life; vitamines making the system. the vitamines. Grapefruit and Oranges Sealdsweet is the trade-name,gndicating inner good- ness, adopted by the grapefruit and orange growers of ' Florida who market their product co-operatively to avoid Through the grower's' organization, the Florida Citrus Exchange, Sealdsweet tree-ripened grapefruit and oranges are sold in carload lots to. wholesale dealers. supply the retail stores from which you can buy Seald- For Fruit Free from ' Speculators’ Profits Make sure that you use Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges. Your dealer can obtain’a supply from a wholesale house and will furnish Speculation in food products invariably increases the prices that _the people must pay for them. The growers who sell grapefruit and oranges under the Sealdsweet brand have eliminated speculative % Gift Book, “Florida’s Food-Fruits” In natural colors; tells how easily and quickly to make many delightful cakes, pastries, salads, sauces, dessests, confections and FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE 633 CITRUS EXCHANGE BUILDING Rich in Food and Health Values other food constituents available to It is the juice of grapefruit and orangesthat contains thecaloriesand Sealdsweet Florida fruits are heavywith juice,indicated by weight, hence their usefulness as food and for maintaining health resented by the officiating chaplains, and that, while the lives of some clergymen and some men and women of all callings inspire us to “ideals of self-sacrifice,” the vast majority do not. MARGUERITE DU PONT LEE. —— PLAN LARGER LINKS. Gardeners Crowded Out to Have Tract Near Bolling Field. Plans are being made by the War Department to utilize more of the area of East Potomac Park, now uséd as public truck gardens, for the en- largement of the public golf course. To accommodate the citizen gardeners affected by the change, a tract of six- ty acres of reclaimed land on the east bank of the Anacostia river near Bolling Field has been set aside for their use during the coming season. Announcement to that effect was e at a meeting of leaders of the ow-a-garden movement” at the residence of Capt. J. Stull Wednesday night. It was stated that a crop valued at more than $60,000 was raised on the East Potomac Park gardens last year. Those gardens covered an area of 400 acres. It is estimated that the area to be opened on Anacostia Park will provide for 550 vegetable gardens. They e piece middy 6 to 14 years. Special Finest qualities and prettiest of this sprin advance style Dresses rls 6 to 14 years. Doz- ens of high-class models to select from in checks, plain colors and plaid pat- terns. Worth to 75¢ Hundreds of flowers, pompons, ornamehts and various kinds of Hat trimmings that sold up to 75c. Newest slip- - over Sweat- ers, that take the place of waists; long sleeve, round- neck ~ styles, with cord . girdles. Beau- titul shades of Lavender, Carmen Blue, Black, ete. $5 Angora Secarfs $ - Grrls’ Coats No matter what the coat sold for, whether $10,7§15 or_ $17.60, it is in the lot s for $6.98.. Fur-trimmed, plush-trimmed and tai- lored. 4 to 14 year: Closing Out $10 to $17.50 77,668, one years of orgeous" New Dre with age 12,834 Girls and 1,600 Boys, 15 Years Old, Married in U. S. male population at that age in 1910,to 90,930, or 9.8 per cent; the number to 24,944, or 2.7 per cent of the corre- sponding total in 1920; the number married at nineteen years of age 4n- creased from 33,666, or 3.8 per cent, to 58,909, or 6.5 per cent; the number twenty years of age increased from or 8.6 per gent, to 105369, or 12.5 per cent, and the number twenty- increased from 152,298, or 16,2 per cent, to 193,663, or C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 aln 2B e e oV aVm oL ol 2N Y 21 per cent. The number of married girls six- teen years of age increased from 34,- 829, or 3.7 per cent of the total female population at that age in 1910, to 41,626, or 4.2 per cent of the corre- sponding total in 1920; the number married at seventeen years of age increased from 76,683, or 8.7 per cent, Special Dinner Dance Saturday Evening From 7:30 to 12:30 Hotel For Table Reservations 1 i | eighteen years of age increased from 166,460, or 17 per cent, to 186,643, or| 19.2 per ceut, and the number nine- teen_ years of age Increased from | 224,976, or 25.7 per cent, to 264,607, or 28.6 per cent. The statistics showed the mumber of single persons more than fifty years of age was 1,440,514, including #04,406 men and 636,108 women. Phone Columbia Two Thousand m.o&—-d‘—o’.;&-fi-a-’»-u-&-o&-c&u“' CALL™AY 4856 For REPAIRS to TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES, Etc. Tophams, 80 L St. N.E. WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE + The Mo-lyb-den-um Car, We take pleasure in announcing the appointment of . STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc. Champlain Street ay Kalorama Road Below Eighteenth Street. as the representative of Wills Sainte Claire motor cars in the city of Washington. This organization will present Wills Sainte Claire motor cars to its distinguished clientele for the first showing in their sales- room, Champlain street at Kalorama road. It is gratifying to us that we should have an organization of such outstanding prominence and stability to represent our interests in the city of Washington. C-H- WILLS Marysville « Michigan ©C.H. Wills&Ca,, AND COMPANY o, oBa afe o X X oo o 2. o Ve oV oV o P I O P . . 73 One- pleated For girls 100 Girls’ Regulation Middy Dresses et 14 St » Wonderiul dress selling oi Union &4+ Linen Dresses, in plain white with i’ blue or red collars ané cuffs. stytes, skirts and sailor bodices. $1.l9 A magnif- icent selec- Dresses, in_stylish blouse or Dined, efe.; colo periwinkle, jade, fuchsia, gray, tad, ete. at thi Stylish ful nd £6.00 Extra Size Striped Skirts Just 25 to sell price. pleated Skirts in beauti- brown, and Dlack, with colored _contrasting _stripes. to 40 waists. &> $40 Coat Suits | Determined fore low” levels. $13.90 buys highest grade fur-trimmed " suits, ma, embroidered and brai el as elegant tailormade models: in lot are belted and flared styles for misses and women. 100 Fashionable Skirts Pleated—Striped Patterns ‘Remarkably good looking Skirts of a splendid quality prunella cloth, 4t brown _ an black and whi and other desirable color combinations. Very newest box- pleated styles. in odelay B verY: Ladies’ Pure Thread . silk Hose of this e are brand known _for long wear, in black and cordovan, with biue $1.79- New Sport Hats Tweeds—Felt. . . . This season’s popular Where Your Dollars Count Mast EHREND’ 720-22-24 7th St. NW. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. B Store Hours: 2 Great Hosiery Specials Ladies’ Buster Brown Silk Hose seamed back and two extra darts in imita- tion of full fashioned. Double soles and flare tops. Ladies’ Full- Fashioned Silk Hose $1.1 Silk _all the way up to the garter top, with full elastic top, in_ black _only. High-spliced heels and double soles. Limited quantity at tifis price. Children’s Ribbed Hose, 11c atly silk FR=ar Women prefer_the «pillje Burke" Mod- els for bouse wear, and these are deligh "$1.75 Bedspreads | - Full size heavy, closely _crocheted 3 Pure White Quilts, @ - pretty. Marseilles patterns and fin- @ and a few plain made with waist borders. $2.50 to $5.00 Corsets R & G, American Lady, Behrend’s i About 100 ished hemmead ends. 15 “piping__ Rock” Felt, highest grade s An sport Hats in two Corsets of fa- pleasing shapes and in mous” brands. pretty shades of price. Brown, _Sand, Jade, Blue, Henna and much Gray; 'also the sporty Tweed crush shapes with self band and mings. Hats in soft bow trim- NEWEST SPRING COATS Long Challie Kimonos "990c ‘Small Tot pretty figured patterns color long Kimonos, méstic opportunity to buy muslin at this and width and as Special Saturday. $1.00 Rompers Peg-top and But- i E ton-on Rompers and Creepers of fine gingham in fast colors and pretty patterns... Nobby Sport Coats of imitation camel's batr cloth, in pretty shades of tan; fashs ionably made with mannish notched la- pels. strapped cuffs, patel pockets, in- veried pleated backs slip-over ciastic belted styles exquisitely beaded, embroidered and taflormade. Ur $35 Winter Coats A low clean-up price that will clear our racks. Choice of fine fur-trimmed, silk-embroidered throw collar and tailored coats of all the new materials, iaclud- ing suedine, velour, novelty mix- tures, etc. black. girdle and trimmed Unbleached Cotton unusual do- Good weight as vou want. priced for Irc All colors, including §