Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 15

D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 27, 1922. 15 B ; I GOVERNMENT SEIZE COAL | auertion and urged that tne tederal | conl investigation ;:;.T::;:";.m authorfties seize the mines and run ¢ the coal industry. | abundance of evidence. Declaring that the coal industry |- “Certain influential people, however, had been mismanaged for years. ved the report from week to Senator- Walsh said that if the sainers | Week until finally the committee wax 7 and operators must auarrel the people | dismissed and “their report thrown * terest of Copsumers. ncmlld'mina the coal while they settle | into the waste basket. Not a word ¢ their disputes. .Inf. it ever reached the ears of the WALTHAM, ‘Mass.,, Decembér 27.—| _ “When I say that the coal industry | PUblic. In an address here last night Senatdr | was .nismanaged for: years I Know David 1. Walsh bitterly attacked the |1t to be true,” the senator declared,| The only Intoxicating beverage government's attitude on the fuel ! “because two years 8o I sat on & used in Persia is homemade wine. b|———]o]lc——c]——=]ol——Jolc——==[o[c——]0] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, {Evolution No “Mere Guess,” Say Scientists in Convention| s s ofwe s o LANSBURGH & BROTHER 25% Efforts to Curb Education Deplored. Down Come Fur Prices o B HTa A Straight Reduction of i District National Bank — 1406 G Street By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., December 27.— A resolution affirming that “no scien- tifio generalization is more strongly supported by thoroughly tested evi- Gences than is that of organic evolu- tion” was adopted yesterday by the councll of the American Association for the Advancement of Sclence. The resolution expressed the conviction that any legislation attempting tol limit the teaching of the doctrine of evolution would be “a profound mis- | take.” 5 It cited an attempt in several states|the opening of the 76th annual meet- to prohibit the teachi ¢ evolution ing of th e h ching of evolution ing of the association here at the in the public schools and the widejoint invitation of the Massachusetts publicity given to assertions that the Institut theory of evolution was a mere quess 'n8titute of Technology ana Harvard which leading sclentiets were aban- University. Its sesslons for the re- doning. called attention to the|mainder of fact that the American assoclation | cpjefly fn [hel:‘: hw'f" i had & membership of more than 11,000 | “UY 1} the technology building. persons, including the . American|adq umong. the thice the is represent- authorities in all branches of Science. | ¢t cu 1y the meeting. | Th ersies scientific evidences of the evolution of | oy nt Honmoiogr thon Tisan Tal- | rlants and animals and man, “for the | Lowell of Harvard Peat J. pioent evidences con-|XcMurrich of Toronto, president of the association, introduced his pre- January Clearance Sale of Furs 2 50/0 | Of Marked L4 Prices Now we give the women 'Unhampered Saving The Savings Account you open here is your Savings Account. You are in abso- lute control of it at all times—adding to it when you please, as much as you please —and are at perfect liberty to make such withdrawals as you find necessary and desirable. HENRY FAIRFIELD OSBORN. There is no restraint put upon you—and no penalties imposed—just the saving help of a strong Bank—with competent facili- ties for handling your account to your satisfaction—paying interest at the rate of 3%. President H. L. Offutt, Jr. Cashier W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Vice Presidents stitute a ‘mere guess. It affirms that the evidences in of Washington an oppor- tunity to invest their Christmas checks to great- est advantage — by pur- chasing a handsome fur garment, and at a saving favor of the evolution of man are ‘sufficient to convince every scientist of note in the world,” that the theory of evolution is “one of the most potent of the great influences for £ood that have thus far entered into human experience.” and that to limit its teachings “could not fail to in- jure and retard the advancement of knowledge and of human welfare by denying the freedom of teaching and decessor, Dr. E. H. Moore of the Unl- versity of Chicago, a mathematician who holds the title of retiring presi- dent. In accordance with the annual custom, Dr. Moore in that capacity delivered an address on “What Is a Number System?” Beginning tomorrow the delegates will divide into fifteen sections, be- fore which papers will be read cover- [a[——[o]——= o[ =—F]c[c—— 0[] The Friendly Bank When you cash your Victory Bonds put the proceeds in a Savings Account here— where they’ll be safe. l——]Id A [~ | 0| — o[ |o[c——]o|c———a[c—] of one-fourth from mark- ed prices. This saving is emphasized by the fact that the furs are out of our regular stocks, and the reduction from our own prices, which are lower than the present market warrants. There are Sumptuous Fur- Coats and Wraps for every occasion; Handsome Scarfs and Chokers—all of selected pelts—all of smart styling. inquiry which {s essential to all progress.” Drafters of Resolution. The resolution was drafted by a committee consisting of Edwin Grant Conklin, of Princeton University, chairman; Henry Fairfiald Osborn, president 'of the hoard of trustees of the American Muxeum of Natural | History, and Charles B. Davenport, | director of the Cold Spring llflrborl 3 station of the Carnegie Institution. The council consists of the president of the American Assoclation, the permanent secretary, general secre- |3 tary and treasurer, the vice presi-|H dents and_secretariés of the various sections, representatives of each of the forty or more afliated socleties $1.50 81x90 Seamless Sheets $1.29 KAYSER Sample Wool Gloves For Women and and eight elected members. rThe ]cuuncll is emnnweredbm r:mkr, Children ‘ormal pronouncements on behalf of » H - the assoclation. It is not customary §!rughta}n-y B = 5 for the delegates to take further reduction of Good = C T his list will tell you a story of great savings, o e Sheets of perfect Satisfactron First — —_— qllllhy. High-grade Wool e Glo perfect sam- but it is only touching a few items—a visit to the store will show you a very wide selection. made to sell for $1.00 and $1.50. No limit—buy all you need. These are Heavy, Seamless, Bleached Sheets, free TAFT INDUCTS ROSE AS U. S. CIRCUIT JUDGE 1 RACCOON COAT, 40-inch 6 SEALINE COATS, 40-inch O T hash eiie colors. Outfit the fam- Baltimore Bar Attends Ceremony finished A length; squirrel or skunk ironed, and M ith winter gloves length; silk lined % ¢ lhrghghoun For- rimmed. and Gives Banquet ; withewiasilemns: 810-818 Seventh Si rrow! merly $295.00. $22 1 .50 Afterward. | By the Associated Press, BALTIMORE, Md., December 27.— Judge John C.Rose, for nearly thirteen vears judge of the United States Dis. trict Court here, was inducted int: office vesterday as & member of, the fourth United States judicial circuit, | comprising the states of North and | South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. The oath of office | was administered by William Howard | Taft, Chiet Justice of the United States. H Practically the entire membership | of the Maryland Bar Association,! many leading members of the Mary- | land bench and persons distinguished in other walks of life were in attend- ance at the federal building where; Your Best Coat Opportunity! Fur, Plush & Kerami Coats In the midst of coat time and coat sales, what more commanding event than this sweeping reduction sale of our entire stock of fur, plush and kerami coats at one-fourth of our regular fair prices? \Why wait for January Sales—buy a fine coat NOW—enjoy its use for the rest t Formerly $15950. 25% ° off 2 MARMOT COATS, handsome ° iuli cut model, with s - merly $110.00. 25% $82 23 off s C coon collar and cuffs; full cut. Formerly $104 62 $139.50. 25% off, O silk lining. For- 1 MARMOT COAT, with large rac- 1 HUDSON SEAL COAT, elegant Reduced to..... full sweep. For- 1 MUSKRAT COAT, 2 handsome $145.00. Reduced 1 RACCOON COAT, 40-inch tength; silk lined, merly $245.00. $183 75 Reduced to..... L] model, 40 inches long. Formerly $108 75 { L4 1 MUSKRAT COAT, 40-inch tength: large self quality; 40-inch B D e ‘}',“Z';féfi‘f}‘ of the winter and again next season—and save substantially. collar and cuffs. length; skunk the city !upren!ehh;nrh and Senator- ; Sty $146.25 pEmrer §330,00 ] e sus Fur Coats—Were89.75 t0°489.00 D). &, . $§ .00, - After the ceremony the Maryla R s o 0. 25% o oty s ey, de Mgty ur Loats re’ov. 0 - honor of Judge Rose, at which Chiet Justice Taft, Judge Rose and Charles ) $ McHenry Ward, president of the; Iassociauon. were the principal speak- 1 HUDSON SEAL COAT, lovely matched pelts; 40-inch model; skunk trim. Formerly 1 CARACUL COAT, 45-inch model, with large fox collar and cuffs. For- merly Y 227 $330.00 Giicocdicie . 1 GRAY CARACUL COAT, 40-inch length, with large squir- rel collar. Formerly "5 $213.75 offh. S C 7 EXTRA SIZE MARMOT AND SEALINE COATS, 40-inch models; elegant quality; silk lined. For- $97.12 merly <129.50. 25% off... 1 CONEY COAT (dyed rab- bit), silk lined; 40-inch length. Now *67.32 to *366.75 Coats of Hudson seal, Bay seal, French seal, marmot, mink marmot, Off muskrat, Jap mink, mole, raccoon and caracul. : Plush and Kerami Coats, Were $25.00 to $89.75; Now $17.75 to $67.32 Coats of squimette, Peco, Ceberseal, Amertex, Lapinex, Peerless, Nishni, Bafinseal and Ke- rami, trimmed with Australian opossum. skunk opossum, natural opossum, caracul, wolf, mar- mink and moleine. 500 Trimmed Hats $5.00, $7.50 and $10 Models Smart Satin Hats Gold and Silver Brocade Hats Paisley Hats Velvet Hats Duvetyn Hats ers. It is understood Judge Rose will remain in his present office until his successor Is appointed. It is expected one will be chosen within ten days. NOTED PHYSICIAN DIES. KANSAS CITY, Mo., December 27. Dr. Louis W. Luscher, widely known for his adventures in connection with the Army medical service during In- dian uprisings in the United States, in a Cuban and in a Honduras revolu tion and in the Franco-Chinese war, died here yesterday New Medical Powers Given i To Aspirin Pain Relieved Instantly | Cause Remedied Rapidly By Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin Now’s a Good Time to Economize on Lace Curtains Several hundred pairs, repre- senting specially purchased lots, are offered tomorrow at appeal- ing low prices. $1.90 Pair Fine New Nottingham Lace Curtains, 2% and 3 yards long, consisting of space-set designs, plain centers and fancy l::orders and elaborate center designs. Pdrchase Men'’s “Universal Brand” 'Night Shirts The world of medicine acknowl- Formerly sold $39.00. yZS% edges tbat the most effective pain $1.39 Each - stop is aspirin—but pure aspirin alone 3 9 3 off ... = . oftentimes causes flatulence or heart- Fringed Panel Lace Curtains - bura. This has caused numbers of in a range of artistic patterns. As practical as they are attrac tive. These popular curtains were made to sell for $1.75 and $2.00. Turkish Towels Worth Up to $1.00 59c Each - Large White dT‘g;lg:gngB.m ‘heavy and al re- $2.00 and $3.00 Bath Mats $1.00 Each _ people to fear it and refrain from using it, even though they know it will mesn almost instantaneous re- lief from headaches, colds, neural- gia and the like. Now, however, comes the new gen- ’ uine aspirin setting fear aside for Thrifty Men Will Hasten Here for High-grade Flan- nelette and Muslin Night- wear, Made to Sell for $1.50 to $2.50. Samples and surplus fa- mous “Universal brand” high-grade Nightwear, mostly very slight substand- ards. Of heavy striped flan- nelette, beautifully trimmed, many with silk frogs. Also Fruit-of-the-loom, All Fur Scarfs and Chokers Reduced a straight 25% This means nothing reserved—and some even show a greater reduction. A wide selection of styles and furs, including fox, squirrel, marten, skunk, mole, etc. . Formerly selling from $10.00 to $125.00—Choice at confidence andfswift help. It holds the pain combating power of ordi- nary aspirin in foll strength with two ities added. “avzn:‘rlllll of genuine aspirin have been combined with a well known digestant which tends to counteract 2 s, Wi, e s tal ' — "‘IIMMIII the capillaries and relieving the congestion and re- laxing _the poor, tired nerves. A gentle laxative has also been added. it thoroughly cleanses the f A host of popular models, and styles for women of every age. and colors. eed-up special! Such fine hats at such a low price that ‘:h:;'llxl o in A hurry. Quality millinery in the styles of the hour, trimmed with fancy feathers, embroidered designs, quills, ornaments and ribbons. 500 of them—but, again—hurry. Nightgowns and ; body of the Purchase of Famous Iartex = 50 to $93.87 s g, o, Fimous, Siares : when —pent Pieht Mt arithee White ‘and Envelope Chemlse Lonsdale and other fine Fur Section—Second Floor. fanoy ocolored effects. Heavily J muslins, in no end of attrac- embossed in attractive patterns. Red Star Diaper Cloth $1.79 Piece ll)l‘yl.nlnll’rl;oc Zl-l&fi Mflasta: Sanitary 's-eye Diaper Clo! soft and absorbent. fi': up in sealed package. Pillowcases 29¢ Each Lot of 25x36 and 42x36 Pil- lowcases, of a quality welcome in any household, on sale at a special price. Made of strong bleached cotton, with wide hems. Good, well made Under- muslins of attractive trim- mings, in a sale that offers exceptional value for the money. Of soft, close-tex- 6 E c tured materials. Trimmed with lace and em- broidery, also some neatly stitched. tive trimmings. All sizes 15 to 20. Sale of Bungalow Aprons, 69¢ Of gingham and percale in checks, plaids, stripes and figures. Trimmed with rick-rack braid or piping. Sash-and pocket. Medium and " large sizes. A sale thrifty women will hasten to profit by. - PLEASE NOTE: Furs listed as Hudson Seal are dyed musk- rat; qu Seal, dyed rabbit; Caracul— Asiatic lamb, . TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN whih tho threo points: —it's absorbed easily —it relisves pain quickly —it's a gentle laxative ' LANSBURGHE BROTHER 420-30 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST Flannelette Nightgewns The majority of these are re- ; duced from $150 and $198. Of $lo00 heavy quality striped flannelette in stripes of combination colors. Yoke back and front. u\x‘ZjX:;mm Ask Your Druggist for the *Three Point Box.” Therapeutio Research Laboratories, - Wash- ington, D. C.—Advertisement.