Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1923, Page 20

~20 —_— W = - = WITH EDUCATION Belief Chairman on Visit Here &Tells of Armenian Plight and ': Lausanne Ruling. 3 ®Rev. Dr. James L. Barton. foreign Mecretary of the Amesican board of fgreizn missions of Bowion, and chair- nian of the Near East Relief of. New Work, conferred at the State Depart- over the Lausanne attended until y. except for ece, Smyrna coference, tRe tatter part of rea-week visit (o G apd Constantinople Although he would not discuss his cail at the State Department, Dr. Bar- sald that “the conclusions of the nne conference as expressed in vet unsigned, except in th the unqualified pro- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1923. PAINT TWICE HOURLY | Leoture Tells Anthropologial So- ciety of 0dd Customs on Tiburon Island. Customs and characteristics of the Ser! Indians were described in & lec- ture by Charles Sheldon at a meeting under the auspices of the Washington Anthropological Society in the New National Museum, last night. Mr, Sheldon told of Tiburon Island. in the Guif of California, where he lived with this tribe for nearly two months, during which time he studied their many traits and modes of Hving. He atated that it was very hard to learn much about their religious be- llefs and superstitions, as they speak only a very limited amount of Span- American against the t permits d sh, and that there was no other race . | Abe Martin Says: |CER|INVAN WOMEN | HONORARY CHAIRMANSHIP ULD FIGHT TURK | Abe Martin Says: \GERY INDIAN WOMEN - ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT Religious Significance of Founding of New York to Be Stressed in Tercentenary. President Harding has accepted an honorary chairmanship of the Hugue- not-Walloon New Netherland Tercen- tenary Commission organized by the Federal Council of Churches to ar- range for a fitting observance, par- ticularly of the religious significance of the founding of New York city, in connection with the tercentenary cel- ebration in April of next year. In making this announcement to- day, the Federal Council of Churches also announced that the last Sunday of that month had been designated for special mervices in the churches commemorating the landing of the Huguenot and Walloon pilgrims under the auspices of the Dutch West Indies Company. Honorary chairmanship on the commission also was sald to have been accepted,by Queen Wil- helmina of Holland, P'resident Mil- lerand of France and King Albert of Belgium. In his Stoudt, director of the commission, aceepting the honorary chalrmanship, letter to Dr. John Baer the President added, “to have blend- ed in its beginning & numbef of the finest stocks of the world; as it has also been our good fortune to have afforded us opportunity and inspira- tion for the best services which they were able to re.der in making.the nation. . It is good for us to be re- minded of so great a debt to those who lald the foundation of our na- tion, and we cannot too much honor them on occaslons of this sort FILMS FROM JUNGLES. Geographic Society Speaker Show Animals in Motion. One of the last accessible lands teeming with game in America, the region between northern Maine and the mouth of the St. Lawrence river, will be the subject of an illustrated iecture tomorrow afternoon and eve- ning by Donald R. Dickey before mem- hers of the Natlonal Geographic Society at the Masonic Temple Audl- torium. Among the unusual plctures to be shown by Mr. Dickey are motion plc- tures of leaping and running deer taken with super-speed cameras, by means of which scientists and na- ture lovers e been able to make one of the first satisfactory analyses of the graceful motions of these ani- mals, tco rapid for the eye of the ob- to POSTAL RECEIPTS GAIN. Harrisburg, Pa., Leads Increase Over 1922 With 62.09 Per Cent. Harrisburg, Pa, with a gain of 162.09 per cent in’ postal receipts in January as compared with that month in 192 all the post offices in the country, the Post Office Department announced today fn glving the re. turns of fifty “industrial” cities. Of the fifty post offices only five had receipts exceeding $100,000. They were. Springfleld, Ohio, $147.741, increase 33 Harrisburg, $135,499. .33 per cent; increase 62.09 per cent: Oklahoma City, $114,691, increase 28.71 per cent; Albany, N. Y., $100,979, increase 28.76. per cent. Only one of the fifty showed a de- crease. It was Reno, Nev., where the decline was 0.49 per cent. The total receipts of the fifty post offices in the cities classed as “indus- trial”_was $2.675,609, an increase of $410,852, or 18.14 per cent over Jan- uary, 1922. NEW MAIL RECORD SET. Incoming foreign mail at New York on one day of last week shattered all records, the Post Office Department an- nounced today. The steamship Maure- tania, from England, brought 11,831 bags, the Estonia landed 654 bags, the Sixaola 110 bags and the Manchuria 1,789 bags. Ninety-eight _three-ton trucks were required to move the single day's froeign mail to New York post offices. Mail for the Pacific coast and for transpacific shipment filled seven rail- way cars, which were loaded directly at piers from the United States mail boat to which the bags had been transferred from the incoming steamships as they were steaming from quarantine to their docks. i i —_ Seventy women will sit in the legis lature of the various states during the present sessions. BlackPaste ShocPolish - ., |ot People in the world who spoke their Jake Bentley talks o' sellin’|language. Thia peculiar race of peo- his farm an’ movin’ int’ apart- ple, of which there are only about 150 1 ovin’, t-1in ‘number. who live on an island Dependent. | ments an’ investin’ his money in |about twenty miles wide and thirty Armenian populations.” | tax-exempt securities till he's server to follow. All of the motion pictures of wild animals were taken by Mr. Dickey in the wilderness, many of them from blinds prepared years before they could be used, Intimate pletures n by flash light set off by the animals themselves are also included President Harding wrote that the ac- ceptance gave him greater pleasure “because of my deep appreciation of the contribution of this splendid peo- ple to the founding, the development and the present state of our common country.” “It was the fortune of America," nst the minority tions and especlally against the Armenians.’ Whole Population ““The entire Positively the only polish that will shine oily or damp shoes -No disagreeable odor miles long, live mostly on sea food i kel furned: out. ot]opn s Wwhich they, cateh with crude flshing ¥ - i - 1 Y ou! 8 an Spears. ey usually Thel. ncesteal home: suajaDic t buya pair o' shoes. make their homes near the water aqs atens otithe: world Nothin’ makes a well dressed !rvn: and have to carry thelr water 3 k| W s ' i supply from the mountains in contain- d¥pendent The task | WOman as mad as t’ time herself |J1RRIY TPopvARe o Rutens, Sald, The women paint many kinds of fancy designs on their faces, some of them erasing one design and applying other about every half hour, he id. They carry all of their earthly belongings with them wherever they go and, as did the American Indian, they bury all of one’s belongings with him at death. He also told how ¥ Now don't you let sickness they werc able to bear almost any > e s kina ofrelu:mftlups. h“'-.\:nnfi prac: fi\\ Detract fron'x life’s fun ticall clothing, they could st \ thaeat of the Acaert or the cold of w ! On Kondon’s depend, and your the high altitudes without seeming to \ Nose quicuy mmd suffer, he ('nn(;];ld(‘;‘] - 5 1 Following his ur ho show so bnghk is your oudwk on things once again of caring for the o stupendous ! SO as t' git t’ th’ the-ater after for a sinsle privato charity like the | th’ curtain goes up, an’ then find Jar Rellef. There is demand [ th’ house dark fer th’ first act. Kaught a hard cold? Old nose on the nn? cemmiss! » survey the situation | afd pro; ernational ED BOY ScouTs T The eontere “that has tried | Wiwtestribunal be | TO MARK ANNIVERSARY f5r the ion of an international { (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) on. In| the meant xisting organizations | COLDR Turkey ix the fore which + brought A m_its i ppeal can However i h we at heart | Twelve Troop Organizations to protest, we can bu nies in the | 3 = Fnclusions and ze that Tur-| Take Part in Exercises at 3d and I Streets N. W. kev has Deen ed to_enter the physical fo dealing | rppe colored Boy Scouts of the Dis- Send for free sisterhood of nati The use of| with Turke: ”-‘\'_ | trict wil] commemorate the anniver- 30 treatment of many of the Indlans and various scenes on the island R aemman e of the organization with special U. S. BREWERY ABROAD. cises to be held tonight at § e moral forces | ycjock at the Mount Carmel Baptist | COPENHAG {Chureh, 3 and reets northwest 1 Twelve troop organlzations will be made by Prof. k Garnet C. Wilkin- Plant, Dr. William H. agin and Rev. Bdward D. Jones. The music will be under the direction of Mrs. Mamie Jumper. the place t VWred { . February $—The | newspaper Kobenhavn learns that a | group of American brewers Intends | to invest twenty million kroner in construction of a brewery here. estimated capacity of the plant 500,000 bottles o ish beer dail ¢ can be galned S00,000) tiatties ot Dantsh Dosedally, I CAPT. C. 0. SHAW ELECTED ;\am,hm;.mn-w-r‘ You’ll Like Trading at Phillip Levy’s ,-79“!5! PEUERICERHC B0 ¢ Our Floots Are Crowded With New and Beautiful Homefurnishings for This Extraordinary February Furniture Sale Reductions Range from 10% to 40% Many of the pocketbooks and bank accounts are richer today because of the unusual savings made possible by our February Furniture Sale. 1Is yours? Every home-maker in Washington can save money through this sale. Will you? Hasthe largest sale in America Buffalo, N. Y. dueationnl Need. E. F. Dalley Company Inc. °1 Addresses {John R. Ha 3T Cheaper Heat With Buckwheat Coal Egg, Stove and Nut coal—the domes- tic sizes of Anthracite—are not the only sizes you can use for heating purposes. Buckwheat Anthracite coal is much more economical than these large sizes. Fred P. Myers Named Head of ‘ Committee to Arrange for Informal Dinner. LAONS CLUB OBSERVES “ ARMY AND NAVY DAY Gen. Fries Tells of Development of irles O. Shaw was elected f the National Democratic » of Washington, at a business ceting Tuesday night at the Raleigh Other officers named resident, Miss C. C. president Chemical Wartare - Service. i . r. R Baker. { Plans were made for &n informal | nner to be given March 6, and Fred § named chulrman of the AIN Home increane itn value— zive you a free!, eelaring iiat the use of chemicals | im forming rases to fight battles was | : method of warfa perfected in ien. Amos A chemical Warf Practical and scientific tests prove that a ton of “Buckwheat’’ can deliver as much heat as a ton of Egg, Stove or Nut. Why shouldn’t it? It’s the same coal made by breakage when larger domestic sizes are manufactured. In the Spencer Heater, especially de- signed to burn Buckwheat coal, the aston- ishing economy in fuel cost, the extraordi- nary saving in attention and the even heat- ing possibilities of Buckwheat are being demonstrated in thousands of homes, apartment houses and large commercial buildings every day. encer Steam,Vapor: Hot Water Heaters Utmost in Economy This is of utmost importance in The Spencer burns no more tons apartments, green houses and gar- of cheap coal than ordinary heaters ~ ages where no night fireman is burn of more expensive sizes—and employed. produces the same amountof heat. Look Up the Spencer Record The Magazine Feed Saves For 25 years Spencer Heaters have The Spencer has a water- jacketed magazine that feeds the coal to fire as OF the fyr the Namer, a brief talk his work in d the [ program ried by v Willard | o i Let ux estimate. R. K. Ferguson, ¥ 1114 9th St. ) told of the wonde ogress developed by the px partments of the country in the use mbat criminals hick presided and ma. \cements pertinent to | Paint Dept. Ph. M. 2490 ks e is 7-pc. A Best This 7-pc A Chamber Suite of unusual peauty and design. Truly, it meets with the approval of the most dis- criminating. Your cholce of French gray or ivory enameled figishes. 198 $20 Cash—$3 a Week or $12 a Month LN BN Consists of Full-size Bow-end Bed, Large Dresser, Chifforobe with space for hanging clothes, Dainty Semi- Vanity, Chair, Rocker and Dressin Table Bench. Beautifully hand- decorated. | | Neu Goodyear Cord the Beveled Weather Tread That wonderful tire, the Goodyear All- Weather Tread Cord, is now made even bet- ter by animportant development in its tread. This new tread is semi-flat, instead of round; the rugged blocks of its design are buttressed at the base by rubber ribs; the design itself is beveled at the outer edges. Because of its broader ground contact it is a longer-wearing tread; the beveled feature reduces vibration and carcass strain as wear proceeds. Firmer, quieter, smoother running—as ef- ficiently non-skid as ever—this new beveled All-Weather Tread Cord is a real advance in tiremaking. We have your size in the improved Good- year Cord and we recommend it to you without reservation. We will give you the service that will bring out for you every 3-Piece Kroehler Bed Davenport Suites as low as 3 .50 Tomorrow is the opportune time to buy a Genuine Kroeh- ler Three-piece Bed Daven- port Suite. Choice of oak or mahogany frame. Upholstered in a long-wearing leatherette. Davenport is easily operated. $8 Cash, $1 a Week bis. "China_Closet, Serving Table five S 10-Pc. Queen Anne Dining Suite Furniture of the Queen Anre period, with its grace of outline and beauty of detail, al- ways gives a refined appearance to the din- $1 69 Chairs and one ide Chair with s genuine leather. $15 Cash—$2 a Week or $8 a Month Quality Rugs Tng.room. = Consiats of Buffet, Extension Your heating engineer Final Clearance can install a Spencer Heater with any steam, vapor or hot water heating system, in any type of building. ts of for ordinary weather, and for 12 hours in severe weather. mile built into this better Goodyear. AsGoodyearServiceStation Dealersawe sell and recommend the new G r Cords with the beveled All-Weather Tread and back them up with standard Goodyear Service Prices $1.79 $19.75 36x72-inch Jaspay 6x9 Axminster Rugs ...... The Minimum of Attention So perfect is the operation of the Spencer that attention once every 10 or 12 hours only is needed to maintain a steady, even fire. Ask a Spencer Owner You can, because there are Spencer Heaters in action right in this city. Write or phone the nearest office. Perry §. Martin 3125 Nichols Ave. S.E. b Service Cay, Ine. 7.6x9 Axminster o and Velvet Rugs, 8.3x10.6 Brussels and Llama Rugs, 9x12 Marne or 9x12 Axminster or Velvet Rugs, 9x12 Genuine Wilton Rugs... $24.75 $29.75 $29.75 $39.75 $69.75 Brookland Garage 1000 Michigan Ave. N.E. Send for Spencer Book and Information of Local Installations Get this detailed description of Spencer Heaters andthe reasons why they are so efficient. Also, we'llgladly give you alist of names and addresses in this city where you can see Spencer Heaters in operation. Spencer Sectional Hot ‘Water Heater, front sec- tion removed to show water-jacketed maga- View of a Spencer Tubular Steam liester, with corner cut away to show water-jacketed magazine. 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