Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1922, Page 28

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Optometrists and Opticians 935 F Street N.W. 30 Years at the Same Address Here’s Good News —for those needing a § new truss—a chance to & buy at 1 Very Special Prices Double Elastic_Trusses...$4.00 Single Elastic Trusses....$2.50 $9 Special Spring Trusses, $6.50 (Leather ccvered) $8 Hard Rubber Trusses..$5.06 i i Elastic Hosiery and Abdominal Belts, 25% off KLOMAN Instrument Co. The Store Your Physician Trades With and Recommends 29 N114 14th St, Phone Main 5088 There are other “Balms’* (all good things are imita- ted) but only one Baume Bengué. That’s why youmustremem- ber to say Ben-Gay. BAUME. BENGUE. (ANALGESIQUE) lastslonger, is strong- er. It drives away the pain of headache, rheumatism, etc., with a penetrating glowequalledbynone of its imitators. Keep a tube handy. At all ¢ druggists. “Thos. Leeming & Co., N. Y. Amer. Agents French. Baume g ATTAGKS HOOVER RELEF NETHOOS Capt. Hibben Says He Is Not Using Available Russian Ports and Railroads. Secretary Hoover's administration of American relief in Russla was criticised vigotously before the Sen- ate agriculture committee today by Capt. Paxton Hibben, secretary of the Russian commission for near east relief. Capt. Hibben, who formerly ‘served in the American diplomatic service, and who recently returned from a trip of 7,750 miles through famine areas in Russia, declared that Mr. Hoover was refusing to use Russian Seaports and railways which Capt. Hibben said were available to expe- dite relief to millions of starving Russians, He was accompanied be- fore the committee by Benjamin C. Marsk of the Farmers' National Council. A recent statemen: by Secretary Hoover that the soviet government had asked the Amreican Rellef Ad- ministration to slow up food ship- ments to Russia was attacked as.mis- leading by Capt. Hibben. Calls Statement Misleading. “It gave the impression that the soviet goverument could mot handle the shipments.” he said. “In fact, they asked only that seed grain be given preference in shipment. They did not ask that food supplies be held up.” There are several useful Russian seaporte which the American admin- istration Is not shipping to, according to Capt. Hibben, who declared only half enough food supplics have been arranged by the Hoover administra- tion for the starving Russians. . “There are 19,000,000 people starv- ing,” said Capt. Hibben. “If we wait, as_suggested by Mr. Hoover, either half will get food all the time or all half the time. There is no reason why, Wwe can’t do the whole job and do it well.” Urges Further Assistance. Capt. Hibben urged that 500,000 more tons of grain for relief supplies oe arranged and recommended forma- tion of American export corporations. Return of business relations with :’)‘!ussia also was urged by Capt, Hio- en. Capt. Hibben said he thought the present soviet government was per- manent. and emphasized belief that it would pay the debts of the czarfst government and would be financially responsible for purchases. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night; tomorrow probably fair; not much change in temperature: lowest tonight about 30 degrees; moderate north and northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight, proba- by local snows in the mountains; to- morrow probably fair; not much change in temperature; fresh north and northwest winds. Virginia—Cloudy tonight, probably rain on the coast; colder in extreme west portion tonight; tomorrow prob- ably fair; fresh north and northwest winds. West Virginia—Cloudy and colder THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. '.I‘HURSDAY, _MARCH MUTT AND JEFF—Now It’s Up to the Voters of This State. : 9 = 1922, —By BUD FISHER. (Oopyright, 1922, by H. O, Fisher. Trade mark registered U. 8. Pat. Off.) T™ RESPONSIBLE' FoR THAT, MUTT: T INHERIT CAY PouITIcAL AMBITION FRom My FATHER! YES, MY EATHER whs dust ITCHING FoR' AN OFElCE WHen Ke WAS MY AGE! THEY SCRATCHED HiM AT THE PoLts’ IF THIS WAS APRIL THE FIRST T wourbn' T THINKC ANYTHING oF T JEEE, SOME PRACTICAL JoKER HAS .PUT up N\ A POSTER ANNOUNCING YouR CANDIDACY For THe GOUCRNORSHIP: ments, announced that fully 10,000 | Mrs. Rosa Morris, Rev. Mrs. Oscle people have auended the services, | Tupten, Do Dixol; P B0 M B0V | “Gen “Boach, chief of engineers, b and significd their desire to ald in ay night, March 6, at 8 o'clock, wWill | made a report to the House commi house-to-house canvass In behalf of | §27 el R Madicons Dignt and | peade & report to the touse commi the meetings. | Deacon James Porter of Vermont|'®® : Pr.(CalviniP. Dixon ol Avenue Baptist Church will speak. CHOSEN AS COUNSELOR. fulness by raisifig the rate as Presi- dent Taft recommended, Mr. Focht | FAVORS PURCHASING CANAL REVIVAL TO CONTINUE. should endeavor to throw away all | e = this good work and start them off |«Black Billy Sunday” to Hold on ‘an experiment' In another law Further Services in D. C. which relates only to pawl)-nbrokers v 1. ans on A Extension until Sunday, May 7, of the negro revival services which 1 PER CENTLOAN * LAWIS 0POSED t Virginia, the “Black Billy Sunday,” and his sistants will continue to have charge of the services as follows: the acquirement of the canal throush the Dismal swamp of \‘mzmu;. as- any other security, leaving the situ- . atfon in worse shape than before. recommends the purc canal by the governme rovide “Mr. Marshall, the former assistant| . o tnis Gity . b : ed ML o (-Tomgm aty cosmogolitan (aphiet can be obtained for $300,000 or less :::Dl?r:;h:x“ “‘fi‘r'."'i.".'e e:}hice;:%t of | for the past four weeks was an-| Church, 8:30 o'clock, “Come In Out| Warren D. Robbins of Massachu- cl o W 0! of the setts, chief of the division of near ; baptizing at 9:30 p.m. it e ight | nounced yesterday by the National ) | sett e W. F. Gude Believes Rate Is | cbiegting to, Congross will pass | and the White Cross Free Labor Bu- bas been appointed conusclarof dhe | e ot SRty the Commissioners’ bill the whole | reau, under whose auspices the serv-| Earth and New Heaven": ai § ociock; Unvted States exbassyiat merits Jie (P Relinions Dbt A Too Small and Favors situation witt Le clearcd up and the | Ichs B mon P. W. Drew, president | will be held at 3:30 pm_ and will | Houghton of New York, the new am- cemetery this afternoon i ihe bur P. | bassador to Germany, on his trip to | ial of the bodies of thi MG I bers of the Army Drew, Rev. Berlin in the next few weeks. be addressed by Re men Dixon, Rev. Mrs. S. P. . " ir- 15 v al to that in | of the ministers’ alllance and chal e | ran"of the committee of arrange- Shystage® " ' S B "' " manjof'the committeo of arrange- Diron Rev. Mrs S P W. Drew. Rev Derlla ln U pevi (o wehn Benor Do AT VD e e THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS s 0 o e _ ICE CREAM 0:'0 Stores SHOPPING SODA, 10c WHY PAY MOR whao Double Charge. ‘William F. Gude, who has been a member of the citizens' committee on remedial loan law since’ it began twelve years ago, the campaign which resulted in the enactment of the ex- isting law relating to pawnbroker: loans apd small loans in the District, said today: “Congress ought not to insist on making another ‘experiment’ with the small loan law of the District. “Mr. Focht joined in reducing the rate in the bill introduced by the Commissioners at the request of the citizens’ committee from 2 per cent per month to 1 per cent. The citi- zens’ committee protested against this at the time and wrote the conferees that the law would work a hardship on needy borrowers because they would not be able to get the money at all at that rate. “It was only as to the rate that President Taft, in signing the called it an ‘experiment in legi tion.' He said that if it turned out that 1 per cent was too great a re- striction, Congress might increase the rate to 2 per cent. The restriction was too great, and but one concern ever attempted to do business under the law. “It was exceedingly difficult for the BAGS Just Right 99 Milk Shake, all Commissioners and_the corporation flayors ........5--- counsel's office to stop the business of the extortioners, because there e Ezg was no legitimate place where people could obtain small loans in the Dis- Phosphate . tonight, probably local snows in north | trict. The District officials have ——————————————————————————————————————— Hot 10 portion: tomorrow generally fair. thown that the law was wise and e Chocolate . ......... C % ective in every other respect, be. Mecords for Twenty-Four Hours. | 1.se they have closed all loan Shark G t or 1 Hot ,Thermometer—4 p.m., 24; 8 p.m., 25: | Cificas, of Which there wers” mame Leatherette, . . ° L] Coffe. C 12 midnight, 27; 4 a.m., 30; 8 a.m., 31: | Afty in the District, when the clt. cretonne lined. C el Al A ey e L e pm,, | 176nS" committee began its work. ——————————————————————————————eeeeeeeeeeeeee 30.43; 12 midnight, 30.29; 4 am., 30.12; Wenld Devhle Rate. : 3 ee 502 % 8 am.. 30.07; noon, 30.05. “The Commissioners now ask that Big Ben Baby Ben Bi Ben America Sleep No. 1 ate Highest temperature, 36, occurred |the rate be raised to the 2 per cent g lg ' Met ~ at_noon today. por month for which they orlginall With Al eter Alarm Lowest temperature, 24, occurred |asked, and it will be unfortunate if Alarm Alarm i arm 1 Fab - at 9 am. yesterday. instead of recognizing their faith- Luminous Cl Alarm Clock al I CI o Instead Tot recognising their faith ks Highest, 70; Towest, 41 © 5t e Clocks Clocks Dial 0C Clocks Condition of the Water. Beforsy Je ey Jot ma Temperature and_condition of the Xt 89 i 1 29 ! 1 79 8 water at § am.: Great Falls—Tem- Hrover. Over 10,000 Hoovers ~ ° Special. . Spe al. ® c C perature, 37; condition very muddy. in use In Washington, L) i Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States geodetic survey.) Today—Low -tide, 4:45 a.m. and 5:12 p.m.; high tide, 10:30 a.m. and 10:50 p.m . _Tomortow—Low tide, 5:21 a.m. and 3:53 p.m.; high tide, 11:08 a.m. and :28 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 6:40 a.m.; suh sets, 6:01 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6:39 . a.m.; sus‘i sets, 6:03 p.m. oon Tises, 8:27 a.m.; sets, 9:48 p.m. Automobile lamps to be 1 ne- half hour after sunset. iEateTons Weather in Various Cities. F] tare, 30 3 2 2 85 Statlons. ZZ state ot g 5= B b= Weather. B8 Abilene, Tex. +e.. Clear Albany 0.50 Snow Asbury 0.12 ow Atlantic Cif 0.64 Cloudy Baltimore 0.62 Cloudy Birmingham. 30.14 0.90 Cloudy Bismarck 30.26 ve.. Clear Boston 30.. 0.26 Bnow Buffalo 30.08 26 0.18 Pt.clondy Chicago 30.24 3 0.08 Snow Cincinnati 80.18 32 0.02 Cloudy Cleveland 2 30 0.04 Oloudy Denver 20 Clear’ I 2¢ Cloudy b 38 Clear 40 Rain 14 Pt.cloudy Foreign. Stockhotm, '8 Gibrattar, ' Spain Horta (Fayal), Hamilton, Bermu Havana, Cuba. Colon, Canal Z —_— DEFENDS GOLOSHES.- Insists Flappers Have Right to Wear 'Em, and Unbuttoned, Too. To the Editor of The Star: May I not lift my pen in defense of the flapper and her flopping golosh? By virtue of years, husband and baby, 1 am decidedly out of the flapper class, so please know that my at- titude is unbjused. Was it coincidence that your editorial criticising the golosh was_next to one labeled “An Old-Fashioned Winter?” In the one columu you picture this unusually severe winter and the abominable street cleaning of Washington, and in the next condemn the one sensible winter fad of the modern girl— goloshes. They are ugly, we agree, but. oh, so warm and comfortable. Did you ever walk on the street with your ralncoat unbuttoned? The same principle is_involved with the un- buckled golosh. It is made of rubber and rubberized cloth and, except in very cold weather, feels8 hot and “perspiry.” When: friend flapper was \wading up to her knees in District of Columbia drifts she doubtless had her loshes snugly fastened. give t their share of G_. SANFQRD. :?rl- credit for having sense. Have you ever stopped to E TO“..ET ART[CL.B 'PATENT REMEDIES o g > 35c Sanitol Tooth consider why 60c Hay's Hair 25¢ $120 Gray’s Glycerin $l .09 d S ,a]s unzsficce:::ln. 'SMP- ] 15¢c Sestogr U 13¢c Health .. Tonic ... y pecl : Jh Sic Sogo Soge snd 93¢ | 910 U B S Y70 Sulphur ... oil O (7 60c California Syrup 25c P. . Co. Medicated | Q) | el . 23c p3L00 Azurea Face ZQ 0 | improver HOOVER s 430 ThroatDiscs oo Horehound Cand; 051.0: Co'ty's L’Origan Sh. @38 Clesss S.:Izg::pl ;g: nd 89¢ Pi::lic L-p-cllc ........... 29(: pom‘:’x‘i’e Y 190 Face Powdsr e 690 5;':”" HARATS oo soe 2 a h 75c Bellans 59C Long Stick Candy, assorted Efiifl(&ot{nll.bourfi:n Paste .. Tablets ......c..ccoeeeee flavors; 2-pound woo 3 . Lavoris Mouth W‘:‘ 79¢ d 4 6O¢ |ounce .............. $2 19 Paste Vacuum Cleaner 21c, 42c and 7 $100 Iron and Yeast o) fbox ..... _ 7oc Amrea Sachet, 5O | o Is Used at the - e 50c T.s‘x’l:o’&?do[l;m:::.‘ e Hershey's Milk Choco- Q)¢ | 0GP0 0 R Diorin Compact Sy K m‘fl'li ol 69C late Kisses, pound...... Toilet Water S p White House M e Assorted Flavors, Hard $190 Mavis Face it £ agnesi 60c Pape’ ’ Vo c Ja the Capitol, at the In M?;“:!'l' m,pe%..?r.’ ............. 490 Candy, pound .......... 19C _________________ 696 —the Capitol, - 35c Sloan’s 75c Baume Milk Mallow Kisses, terstate Commerce and Li's‘;:.z:“'lt‘ sttt 29‘: Ala'f;"{'wu:m;n s 75C paper wrapped. Pound 19C her public buildings? an 89¢C | Liver 0it, the original.. oM tashionsd Pean other pu gs Lac...oo Ol the o 73 | Brstie, pound - 25¢ It is because of its effi- P“zls: CriO e . 150 Llsterinlep.h.....l.):l.l ..... 4 490 Polly Trent Old-Time 6 0 ciency. Ficine s Flooves - 49c P.fil;:. ‘(\::. o C | Homemade Candy, pound C beats as it sweeps as it Medicinel s 9 - 7 o i 1 Pound Fos 3 Purina Cream Tartar c°l°"te Ca'stlle = Louisine Linen $1.00 Hair. N Ran Olive Oil and Sulphur White or Green Writing Paper brushes Knickerbocker Castile Sgap Lozenges Straw Hat Dye | 2-1b. Bars 1 Pw:n E:'o:lw This Sale Bath Sprays 3 for 20c b 75¢| 10€ 19¢ 39¢ 49c 49c | $1.29 DRUGS Extra Specials Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, I For Real Comfort Shave With Ever-Ready Garment Bags, size The E. F. Brooks Co. 3 gunces L s 0.D. SHAVING CREAM |[so0 .07 i = 79c A 0ver_0ne-Hnlf 3 Tl::?e:" I |ne ......................... 5 h: delight 75c Vantine’s Incense, pine or 9 Centry Glycerin and Rose Water, —makes the early morning shave a delight | ... ..° """~ """ T 5 C Leo C. Brooks, Manager 8 ounces . | instead of -an ordeal—hot or cold water— $1.00 Gem Safety 813 14th St. N.W. -/zl:?:ngu | brush it in well for three or four minutes, | p o " "7 TTUT e 69C Phones Main 941-942 s-grain Cascara Tal | and, Oh, Boy! shaving was never better than $1.00 Ever-Ready Safety maé;:fitlemfl;:z:g:;l: 25 | when you use O D. Cream. Razor ..... SO SO 69C ] TG S s sSpdinatss 49C Generous size tube. . . .. ... .25¢| 00 Gillette, Brownie - 0 It's Easy—If You Know Dr. DORHA et il o st ees C ¥ Extra large tube- . ... e 39C | set .. i .. . C Edwards' Olive Tablets. Soda Mint Tablets, 10c |. $2.00 Djer-Kiss Toilet $1 6 5 The secret of keeping young is tc Best Cas Water . .. . tsh eyl do il St mus |2 4 pitce TO FEEL GOOD IN THE MORNING| *5., ..rcl ot s g9 { 3 0 there's no need of having a "“"WIE pi:fl)?t't‘len.e. ............. A 200 - Take R F. 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