Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 5

no PALAIS ROYA Two ars Old This is Anniversary Week at the P-K Market | fmd we arz celebrating the event befittmgly and il interestingly to you. Anniversary Specials During our Anniversary Sale we will deliver any order, $5.00 or over, in any part of the city. I Fresh Counh'y Egg —Express shipments direct | from the farms of JYary- land and Virginia. Eggs are never over two days old when received. We candle each one and pack them in cartons. Dozen, 27c 4 Dozen, $1.00 Potomac Buck Shad,Ib.........38¢c Fine Fish and the first of the season. - Pogatloes Tomatoes Grapefruit : 0. Finest Red-ripe . Floridas Large, Thln-skh!ned, EREas 10 15c | Sweet Jutey rvuie sack ...$3.70 [ 21bs. ...... 25¢ | 10¢, 3 for ..25¢ I)urm« our Anniversary Sale Special Bargain Prices will prevail on Canned Fruits, Canned Vegetables, Evapo- rated Fruits, in fact all through the grocery department. Hot Bread and Rolls Delivercd at 4 o'clock daily, fresh from the ovens. assortment co H\i\[\ of— BOX BREAD, VIENNA, FRENCH, WHOLE WHEAT, GRAHAM and several varieties of ROLLS BERENS’ RYE BREAD, 1-1b. and 1%-1b. loaves (With and \vithout the seeds) Ib., 25¢ P-K Coffee Our It's a P-K Product—that is a guarantee of excellence SOUND FILING EQUIPMENT At an Extremely Low Price This sturdy oak cabinet at $16.70 will appeal at once to the business man who needs equip- ment, yet must limit his operat-: | ing expenditures. It means that you can get a good-looking, well-built, 4-drawer Oak Cabinet of letter size—one which will harmonize with the surroundings of the largest of- fice, yet which the smallest busi- ness can afford. Look over these cabinets at ow- showrooms today. F FICE FURNITURE —found where business succeeds 712 13th St.. N.W. Main 1086 Saturday Banking Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 12 5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. Our President’s Message On Saving Money THE SUTHFRCAIE | STRKECALLEDOFF Labor Leaders Repudiate Complicity-in Revolution Against Goverhment. d Pross. SBURG, Unfon of South Africa, March 15.—The’ strike of ! miners, which has held South Africa in its grip for more than two monthse| has been called off. The decislon was taken by the Old frican Industrial Federation inct from the federation’s aug- mented executive. It announced, first, {that the general strike was nuil agd | :ond, that the augmented eX- {ecutive would call off the mine strike, and, third, that complicity in the rey. olufion agalnst the government was Irepudiated by the federation. The whole of Fordsburg has been bled by government troops, it is and all armed ed. The troops are every important 4 thelr casualties have been slight. 1t is officiall ernment -troc strikers’ stro | which escape I3 impossible. | It is also annbunced that the re- nder of Fordsburg is in the hands 1 of loyal troops. 'WOULD PREVENT TRIAL IN PROHIBITION CASES By the Anx foc announced that gov- have surrounded the old, Trades Hall, from Eleven More Writs Filed Against Judges of Police Court—l)s-_ cision Still Unmade. . Eleven more writs of prohibition gainst the judges of the Police Court ere filed today in the District Su- preme Court by Attorney T. Morris | Wambler, to prevent the trials by Judges McMahon and Hardison of {alleged violations of the national pro- hibition act. Those seeking to pre- vent trials are Phillp Cleveland, Philip Davis, Morris Horan, Thomas on, William F. . Nichols, George R. v _Johnson, Charles C. jr., and Thomas A. Connoly. Hitz has under considera- number of such writs, but has Jjurisdiction of the Police Court to impose a sentence at Occoquan which carries hard labor. The court has in- imated that he will await the de- dision of the United States Sum-eme recently heard ., in which the Cour! of Am’le(tls held that the Juvenile Court could not impose a sentence at hard labor. The decision of the high- est court may be rendered the first Monday in April. No Excuses Any one who says there is . anything wrong with dyes now available in the United States is merely making ex- cuses for inability to apply dyes prop- erly. When we are given a color to match, the result is a perfect duplica- tion. There is no need for excuses at The Hoffman Co. Call Main 4724 £ CLEANE! IS &, . DYERS The EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO DYER ANTI-LYNCHING BILL RECEIVES PRAISE Contributor Lauds Action of ‘the House in Passing Measure. To the Editor of The Star: . Respecting the Dyer anti-lynching bill, which was recently passed by-the House of Representatives, it seems that every good American citizen will rejoice over the fact that the law of the land is destined to rule; and that mob rule will no'longer be toler- ated in the God-bleksed United Btates of America. For why should we have judges, commonwealth attorneys, sheriffs and other public officials, paid a salary by the taxpayers to enforce the laws, if the ignorant ruffians are allowed to disregard the laws and murder men and women at will? In dealing out justice in the cuuru' there are different degrees by which men and women may be trled for murder, such as murder in the first and second degrees, etc., but the accused parties have a chance to plead for justice. there is only one degree of anything in the courts presided over by Judge Lynch—that s first degree! Whether it be murder, rape, polsoning a mule, stealing a cow, or just any old thing,; and the sentence I3 deathi Imme death, with no time to say Lord, mercy on mel The House did a righteous act when it passed the Dyer anti-lynching bill. The House has done its duty in the sight of God and the American peo- ple and has passed the bill over to the Senate, where, let us hope and pray, it may meet with the hearty approval of those _distinguished statesmen and_ faithful servants of the people. J. HARVARD MEN TO MEET. The twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs will be held in Boston, June 16 and 17, ac- cording to notices recelved today by members of the Harvard Club of C. CUNNINGHAM. Washington. The 1920 annual meet- ing was held in this city. Business sesslons and. the annual dinner will be held on the first day of the meeting. A trip to the shore is boing planned as part of the second day’s program. —_— DISTRICT ROSES VICTORS. A telegram was received today by William. F. Gude announcing that American beauty roses grown In the District of Columbia by Gude Broth- ers Company, had won first prize at the international flower show In progress in Grand Central Palace,| Entries in the American beauty class included roses grown in Canada, England, Belgium and other foreign countries, and all sections of the United State: S as father’s as well; They’re guaranteed ‘satisfy; 25 HE impending coal strike may prove very disastrous. Have you thought of the value of storing your coal at once, while it is available? We are urging our customers to keep at least two months’ supply ahead. B.J. Werner R. R. slding & storage yard 5th & U Sts. Office phone Franklin 7626 912 New York Ave. “I have for many years been pretty well convinced that sav- ing money is largely a matter of habit, and people who make a good beginning at it presently discover that it is by no means im- possible, and it is altogether a good thing to do. Just at this Jjuncutre in the world’s and our country’s affairs it is certainly one of the most useful contribu-! tions that people could possibly | make to putting the world right. I have no more earnest hope than | that the public may take this | lesson to lleu'r! and learn to save.” | 'WEEK END " THROUGH TRAIN. Atlantic City BEGINNING MARCH 18 All Rail Delaware River Bridge Route EVERY SATURDAY Arrive Atlantic City. Buffet Parlor Cara Coaches Returning train leates | Afllnfin City every Bunday 5:05 P. S This train will run every week day from Wi ind dafly from Atlamtic City Ji May 1, leaviag Atlantie City about 2:10 P.M. WARREN C. HARDING | | Lincoln National Bank Cor. 7th and D Sts. - Colds - Toothache manslaughter, , But || Boys® spits as’ good HEY’RE made just of just as fine woolens; Hart Schaff- ner & -Marx tailored them in their finest way. money back if they don’t. Norfolks with two pairs of knickers. Ralelgh Haberdasher 1109-11 Penmylvuma Ave. WARNING! When you see the name “Bayer” _ genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for e | MARCH 16, 192 OLD RESIDENT DEAD. Mrs. Mary L. Ciscle, Born in 1837, THURSDAY, MEN’S CLUB TO LISTEN IN. Bt. Margaret’s Church will Hear Wireless Program Tonight A demonstration of wireless telegra- ters, Mrs. P. F. Mullady and Mrs. Jo- seph_ Hodgson, both of this city. _She | had been a member of the Second Bap- tist Church of thia clty for & period of sixty-five years. Funeral services will e held tomorrow at the home o Spent Life Here. daughter, Mra. P. F. Mullady, and inter- Mrs. Mary L. Clacle, a lifelong resi- | ment will be in Congressional ceme- dent of thia city, died at. tne sesidenss ‘ tery: Dhy and telephony will be the festure the regular meeting of the Men's ;’f her daughter, Mrs. P. F. Mullady, 410 club of Bt. t's Church, to be neld ntnet northeast, yesterday. in ‘he nm Connecticut avenue | , 13 ra. Clacle was born here November and Bancroft street, at 8 o'clock tonight. | ¢, |87 She was the wife of G. Thomas A wireless set has been temporar'] scle, and Is survived by two daugh- atalled and the ciub pians (o isten in" on_some of the concerts broadcasted. Dr. L. W. Glazebrook will address the club on the coming pageant of the Church of SS. Peter and Paul. Fol- lowing the meeting, Miss Edna Mislitz, soprang, will render a program. The usual supper will be served. —_— With the latest telegraph Instru- ments, it I8 possible to send twelve messages simultancously over. one wire, —_— ‘Wives wonder why husbands are so | pensive and husband wonder why wives are so expenllve [IARRY EAUFHAN 316 01324 7% ST.N $7 1 $12 All-Wool Jersey and Mixed SPORT SUITS portunity to secure your new oncing St Buity a6 & Great saving Made in the popular brown or navy tures, with convertible o belted and with pocket | DEAVENENN I'!, : mmo’o’o’o’o’o’o‘ | . Porch Gates Made of hardwood, nicely varnished, Complete with all fixtures. m t $20 A1l-Wool Herringbone TWEED COATS Made {n the popular 40-inch length, pleated back, patch pockets, mannish collar, belted and in gray or tan mixtures; all izes for misses and women to 40. 3-:0&....2:.;: i15 Beautiful Taffeta $ 95 Toot. . 5225 SILK DRESSES choose, and In sizes 16 to 44. Sale of 150 Pairs Women’s $4 and $5 Ready-to-Wear and Trimmed i Curtain Stretchers 6x12-foot, with steel pins, ::mflt any size cur- sz.zs White Kitchen Table Kitchen Table, with white porcelain top, "6!10 inches, with drawer.. $6'75 Milan hemps, liseres and bas- 5.5 ¥ ed. styles or trimmed with Barl)er & Ross flowers, fruits| Values to $5.00 i and ribbons. 11th and G Sts. | Wide choice of Bl clolosd ana Oxtur.:icsk and Tan Strap Slippers and made with high or low shapes. ‘Sizes- 2% to 8, in several heels. widths. BEDSPREAD SALE Choice of Fringed, Cut Corner Crochet or White Ripple Spread Values $2.50 and §: perfect qual- ity double-bed size 0od weights and an extra big value. This price is equal to the pre-war level. Don't delay, A Big Savings in This Sale of Boys’ All-Wool Blne Serge $125 French SERGE 19c Spring Dress GINGHAM, 15¢ Large assortment of desirable checks and small plaids, warranted fast col- ors. Red Star Hemmed DIAPERS, $1 doz. Genuine Red Star Diapers. each dozen in sanitary package. An all-wool blue serge suit guaranteed to give satisfaction. New model coat with full-lined /8§ pants that have taped seams.,} Sizes 7 to 16. On)"x Fancy Top Socks, 15¢ . lg?poflr;‘ed FUll- | —c———————— ‘ashiones T socksin il sizes’t | Boys’ Blouses . .. ¢ 25c Stamped | 39¢ Silk Lisle| 59c Boudoir Pillow Tops| Hose Caps 10c 19¢ 29c Good assort-| Women's| Women amback Black | B o ud of ment of stamped | I8N0 Hose, | with lace Pillow Tops, iolin quali ribbon trim- varlous designs. | wortl: up to 39c. | mings. $1.75 HEMSTITCHED 81x90 SHEETS Made of good grade, round thread, bleached muslin, SEAML with hemmed ends; slight imperfections, such as oil spot or uneven th@ad, but no hurt sufficient to mar the wear. ko 69c Peggy APRONS 49c | 1 Silk| Made of good| A garment Caps, | percale ang some | evers “woma n nd | plald ginghams, | should wear, in 36 Nemo CIRCLET Sith rickrack|all sizes s1 to ‘Always say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin. on tablets, you are getting Rheumatism Pain, Pain Headache Neuritis Lumbago Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper e Hnaraq- boxes of 12 tablets cof only a few conts. - Dnupm-lnonellbottle-offlmdloo. ) Amirin s the trade marks mmmuwmawm . dom. Such the foot. {rounding the small bones of the Oarch grow strong, because they can {exercise freely. ,and prevent flat foot by strength- iening the arch in this sane, healthy |way. Why Oppose Nature? Nature must have known what she 1was doing when she made the arch | of tHe foot flexible. Why defeat her purpose by lacing the foot to a irigid sole In ordinary shoes, stiff 1ding, the foot lacks free- hoes wlaken the mus- prohibiting their movement; y impede circulation by binding But the Cantilever Shoe ike the arch. The shank it bends WITH the foot. ilever Shoes the muscles sur- Cantilevers correct Thc last of a Cantilever Shoe is ipatterned from the outiine of the : foot. | permits the toes to point straight !ahead, as they should for comfort. i This and the well-set heel encour- {age correct posture. {you can walk or stand for a long | time without thg fahgue ybu feel in other shoes. The natural inner sole line In Cantilevers . Cantilever Shoe Shop 1319 F Street N.W. Second Floor Over Young Men's Shop — AINT FOR PROTECTION No matter bow small the job or how large we'll be furnish you estimates on Plinl- ing for Protection. « x. FERGUSON _ rme. 1114 9th St. N.W. Ph. N. 231-233. PAINTING DEPARTMENT Huu.;cnn--l-nn Try thin cimgle expariment: L hntl"flli-h‘h 2 umwn—-.. o« “bredingp” 3. In 10 soconds the medical repariies are. therooghly mized with vater. Thes, Bl C. B. Q. Tablets act lmmed- Ben Gay when in pain That alone will bring you atany drug store the original French Baume, as different from its flock of imi- tators as a diamond is different from paste. BAUME BENGUE ANALGESIQUEL ) u stronger, more last- ing, stainless, more efficient. Itspenetrat- ing glowspursthelag- gard circulation and banishes pain. K a tube handy—wo: its weight in gold when you need it. Thos. Lesmiag & Co., N. X.. Amar. Ageass Get the Original French Baume