Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1922, Page 26

. For Ice Cream Parlors and Drug Stores ~ 'Automatic refrigeration sup- plies dry, crisp-cold air—any desired temperature—the year round. Cleaner,chcapcr thanice. Demonstranon fret. Mutual Service Bunnu, lncl 1411 New York Ave. N.W. Washington, D. C. . TTRACTIVENESS —characterizes Plitt's work. Let us estimate on Painting, Paperhanging or Uphol-|! stering. Geo. Plitt Co., Inc., &‘3?‘.“‘.5.’.‘1 | PERPETUAL BUILDING” ASSOCIATION | Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- _fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Seeretary ISILESIAN mwsm RAPIDLY PICK PIEKINGUP Cpal, Zine,' Stee! and Sul- phuric Acid Production Nears Pre-War Mark. BY A. R. DECKER. - Special Correspoadence af The Star and Chi- cago Daily News. WARSAW, Poland, May 5.—Events in Upper Silesia call attention once more to that hotbed of trouble. Sev- eral prominent Poles have been as- sussinated, French chasseurs were killed in a booby trap, a German woman standing at a window was shot by French troops of occupation, who thought that & sniper had fired at them from the window, and nu- merous other deeds of violence have been committed. There are signs that the Poles are about to seek revenge for the assassinations, and th man ‘“orgesch” or “organization Escheresch” is moving men and arms to_the trouble area. Poles see a connection betwecen these events in> Upper Silésia, the Genoa conference and the red mobili- zation along the Lithuanian, Polish and Rumanian frontiers. The hope lund belief is that it will not com | | i a renewal of hostilities. But if Upp Silesla_explodes and the soviets a tack Lithuania or Rumania, the I'oles { will not sit idly by. be the ruination of the tion thus far realized i Europe. The froniter line, as now estab- lished. places the zinc 1 naces on the Polish si the zinc ore felds on By “the division of coal Poland expects to Bave 10- of coal for their industry until new pits can be opened within the Ger: man frontiers. Narrow-guage roads, {2 big factor in Upper Silesia, have | | been separated from the plams. As regards population, Germany , gets imore Poles than the Poles gets Ger- mans, but the cities and areas contain large This " ingustrial majorities of accentuates the l‘.— Beriin te Kattowits. Loa\vin out the social and political side of lhe auestion probably the Ger- man owners, who control per cent of the ind: could and would find a modus v di. Already many Ger- man owners have removed their of- fices from Berlin to Kattowitz, now Polish, and have established ageacies in Warsaw. The Germans are pre- tected by the Geneva comvention for }1a period of fifteen years. One advantage of the division is to remove one customs barrier between the region and the east and south. But these markets are stagnant be- cause of bolshevism and industrial retrogression. The former, Prussian govermment- owned industries hate been ceded to a Franco-Polish company, The Polish government will remain a sharebold- ied and receive rentals Production in Upper proaching that of pre 1929 Poljsh Upper Sile 600.000 tons of coal, as compared G 13: 840,000 compared with 1,070,000 000 tons of zinc, com- 000 tons in 1913, and lead, compared with 42000 tons in 1913, German Upper Silesia pro- 000 tons of coal. compared PLATES Fit Tight 000 tons in 1913, and 210,- 000 tons of steel, compared with 393,- 000 tons in 1913."In 1920 Polish Upper Silesia produced 182,000 tons of phurié acid, and in 1913, 236,000 tons. Polish Upped Silesia also produces large quantities of artificial feetil- izer and minring explosives. e, Upper Silesia produces mainly finished products—rails, steel wire. pipe and structural steel. There are no large car or locometive works in this region. A few finishing plants | operate on the German side, and one large enameling plant on the Tolish n side. For the industry .on the Ger- man side the Germans will be com- pelled for a long time to tmport coal from the Polish side—perhaps 5000,-, 000 tons yearly. Severe Competition From Germany. The coal production for 1922 is asti- mated at 36,000,000 tons. Silesian coke production in 1921 was 75’ per | cent of 1913's production. Polish| Tomoval Withous @l coke production was equal to 85 per cent of the 1913 production, and tes Repalry wnue You Walk. . LEHMAN £is,,,., h St. N. . 3 b Nt G Must Bring Comfort to Your Aching Skin Nerves or Your Meney Will be Refunded . When you stop to think how || Noxzema) that a Baltimore drug- | gist has made from this -wonderful soother. You expect to. experience a | new soothing sensation as soon as Noxzema to irritated or ‘Thousands of sufferers from skin || disorders have had their expecta~ | tions more than realized. j The manufacturers don’t want you | to take their word for it, but to have f you prove to vour own satisfaction i bow quickly Noxzema. soothes. And | s0 they bave authorized all j gists to refund vour monmey if you m‘nol entirely satisfied with the }| resuits. H Get a_far of Noxzema Greaseless f Cream from your druggist and feel j| it heal. Or send this clipping with, M0 cents (cost of mailing) to the Noxzema Chemical Company, Balti~ more, Md., for a large demonstration Jar—Advertisemant. (WS-5-21-22) Dr Humphreys’ Number “Fort * Induces Repose and Natural A freshing Sleep. For Insomnia, Sleeplessness, Wakefulness,, Teasness. | Tuper: Stesias princival by-prod | copsing, * i during the last part of 1921 rose to 95 per cent. This was due to a coal shortage In Poland. Production in the Rybnik (Polish) gas coke area is expacted to increase. So is the pressed: briquette production. The.iron and steel industry 1s hav- ing severe competition with western German _iron, which is cheager be- |cause of better quality w-mlnlmn |coke. Production of irem im Upper Silesia has gone down rapidly, and [l it is believed that only a tariff wall lcan. save this industry, unless east- erm demand increases. the division all the lead and zine fields come to Poland, bat the visible supply wilk soon be-ex- {hausted: In 1913 Upper Silesia. pro- | duced: one-half of Germany's zinc and one-seventh of the worid's supply. Pl There is a superfluous numbax of re- ductien piants, all working at per- haps 50 per cent ecapacity. Poland'! | gets the much-needed sulphuric acid by-products, the Thomas slag and the: zich, Chorzow pitrates. Poland will soon have a food sun- ' plus, witich will improve the.food su.pnb M the Upper sll-hn im- U&fllhfl.bfln said. m&maf drllt, manufactured near Gleiw -T'ud all aver the mm by -mat'r'. wmx hecome: rich dsaling in anp,| German: articla in, ‘war has ] 'Unflm&tmdmnm The| dintributors: are arews off| 1 | f pringipal through: trains: and: officers: with l‘;nclll facilities mlhut i ——— SUNDAY ABUSE SEORED. mnmmslwnu' , Work, Amusementfs. B7 the Assoclated Press. DES MOINES, Iowa, May 2’4-—&!!!- i "wfld‘ of: sects ob-emng the | levonlh day were vigorously at- tacked today in the annual report of the committee on. Sabbath ohservance eral as- lbl. Bowlby. Nomber “'Porty” is & new idee in medicine, | said t‘ldflt pari thip and eventually overcemes:if; Ift thin does nat: take place every aceifieat. siewc srore | WASHINGTON: LETTERS 60 PHILADELPHIA, May 20.—Four ngton. was Fresident: to, Gustavus Seott and' dnud' May 325, 1736, was bought by m Henry Réed Hatfleld $1.00, ¢ Drug Storws, or et | For 3550, Two ar-8: 0: D: Purcel'Post. | { p AWNING MATERIALS' OB rPerfzct qualities in hlue, an. f;’ Slip Cover Special | I =i _hairs and Velours at m&m Asseciation =t the peaople was the 'rlnulm ‘point (o-rgl annual —-C 1, brown or stripes; 31 inches priced, yard, 39¢, 49 and 59¢ Washington—New York—Paris green wide; EROLUX Porch Shades are the best of their kind. They' will keep the sun out and let the cooling breezes in. Eight sizes, . ready to hang: . 4x7.6 feet, green or brown.... 5.3x7.6 feet, green or brown 6x7.6 feet, green or brown.. 7.3x7.6 feet, green or brown 8x7.6 feet, green or brown.... $850 9.3x7.6 feet, green or brown. ..$1028 10x7.6 feet, green or brown...$11.30 12x7.6 feet, green or brown. ...$13.95 Bungalow Porch Shades Product of the Aerolux Co. With shorter drop. Eight sizes, ready. to hang: 4x6.8 feet, green or brown..... 53x6.8 feet, green or brown 6x6.8 feet, green or brown. 7.3x6.8 feet, green or brown 8x6.8 feet, green or brown. . 9.3x6.8 feet, green or brown. 10x6.8 feet, green or brown.. R 12x638 feet, green or brown. ...$11.95 Extraordinary ii $16.95 | for 3-Ptece Suite | E WILL cover a three- | -piece suite with heavy | cotton damask that wears | || better than real linen, allow- \ ing 15 yards of this 50-inch || material. Well made, tape | | and finished with clasps. | This offer is for delivery Il withim 21 days. Additional yardage at 59c a ) b A Seasonable- Suggestion VE your furnititre refinished and reupholstered during the Summer months while you are on va~ cation. Our large shop permits us‘to . store your furniture here, and the work will be completed when yom return home. We cal;r)l; a complete line ‘of up-" holstery fabrics, ranging frem Tap- . estries at $3.00 a yard to finest Mor, a yard. Estimates cheerfuily f urnishe e Special prices ‘for Summer months. Guaranteed workmhnp. Franklin 7400. 6x9 .Imiia. Rush Rugs, $1950 Rich colored, Iong—weun‘, easy- go-keep-cluma msl:lhm:k ; wadks: -inch squares in. design. - cial at $19.50. Complere stock of Grass Complete stock of Rattania Rugs. Just received—Oval Grass Bugs'in’ small. sizes. A In/ Phone. 3 addiu’on to. their. improvement in your appear- 3 blgx pfiafl help ‘whiah' Nln pointed eondul.u are belng dealt are | very largely, qualified n-nnr gquired wisdom to cult's subject/ “The greatest enem| clean. ing hy S‘I'ORE NEWS for Monday, May 22, 1922 s HE home, inside and outside, as much - as its occupants, is all the better for a change of spirit in the Summertime. It can be brvought about in the gayest, most effective way by fresh, new curtains, vividly striped ‘awnings, comfortable hammocks, porch shades that permit the cooling breezes to enter, at\the same time keeping the glare In Its Palm Beach Clothes. ; 3 of the hot sun without, grass ri . ith a fragrant odor of the outdoors, and’ S’ er so many things that fill our Fifth Floor with a wealth of suggestions. You can select from our complete assortments with the knowl- edge that Lansburgh & Brother 3mlny is the standard of durability, and good appear- ance and the very latest patterns and styles e /- | A Special Sale! Lmoleums From Scotland at $1.75 Sq. Yd. © ERE tomorrow you have the untisual opportunity of baying the: sturdiest, | smartest patterned linoleum maaufac- tured. A linoleum that is famous for durability, thoroughly sanitary and easy to keep clean. We have imported a lim- | ited yardage of this super-linoleum, in seventeen distinct patterns, suitable for any room in your home, business offices, | barber shops, hospitals and puhhc bmld- i i ing: | i i | s \\e take pride in offering this hngh- . grade linoleum, for we feel that we are doing more than the mere selling of mer- chandise—we are brmgmg to your- homc a linoleum that will give years of service | and satisfaction. i You will find tile, block and carpet designs, f in rich colorings, harmoniously blended. Choice || at $1.75 square yarg. | 39-inch Red Cedar 47-inch Red Cedar Chests; Cholce of Chests; Choice of ‘Sketched Styles $12°48 Sketched Styles 1848 dl made, -looking ‘Cedar Chests—and they are priced on a basis that Imea};:x :gs:nx:e‘:anng& Tfi':‘:wers fit close and‘,ne practically alr~nght Plenty of cedar 1 £ shavmgs, valiable for then aroma. . 3 Wool Rugs at May Sales Prices ageepted rule—we know from exjerience that many people buy heaV\ orNu:,Rfi :;heqci;gd reasons. Qur stocks are most complete.- You can select them now and upom stnalt payment we- will hold your choice for Fall delivery. And then we might suggest that there is a possibility .of rug prices being much higher by Fall. One line of . Wiltons bas. already am.d in price; others are suregto follow. A few suggestions of goodmghyshflfl* Seamless: Brussels Rugs---8. 3x10.6, at $16.75 Seamieéss: Brussels Rugs—9x12, at. .. $23.75 Seamless Axminster Rugs---9x12, at $32.95 WiltonVelvét Rugs, 9x12, solid colors, at - $65,00 Hcavy Axminster Rugs-—9x12, at:. . $39.95 - sburgh & Brother i ‘ # . ' IDEand Other A Sale! for scant and thmmnghr. The transformation i dressing oue’s - fier tomarrave at. a specidl 3 WEN FIVE dimfict st S s in all colors ‘except guRy. Wsh " price is just about and other fibri _ Mow's Woens oal 'Itl o0 diffi- e the Sale of Red Cedar Chests - Z AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES inel one and two button models. rn, Madras, Pigue ssmr?;i to lfla of % sizes. - o m'a in the es of sound and it was twin vices of = clasate hearing, ‘White House. 7 Shirt Walst Borse—Cretpans ored, in sttractire nursery desi; Sizes 15, 16 and 24 iaches. Chotee at one low price.. “’50 Perch Recker—Green 1t 1 colors; ogly & limited l—t’ " OR ‘ber; unusual value. 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