Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1923, Page 34

! Ljagg™ SEES AID FOR MILK PRODUCERS ON WAY Dr. Wiley Says Bills Are in Good Shape for Introduction Next Congress. MAY-TURN DISTRIBUTORS Declares Present Dealers in Wash- ington Must Insure Farmers Uniform Profit. Milk bills now before.Congress are now in such a condition that “they can be introduced profaptly in the next ‘Congress, and it is hoped that ro further hearings will, be neces- sary,” according to Dr! Harvey W. Wiley, former head of the bureau of chemistry, in &n addregs this. after- noon before the Housekeepers' Al- liance at the Art Center, 1106 Con- necticut avenue. “It is rather a sad commentary on the kind of government, which we have in the District of: Columbla to find that, after four years of agita- tion of a great agricultural problem affecting the interests of the pro- ducer, and a great health problem af- fecting the welfare of the consumers, no definite action has been accom- | plished,” Dr. Wiley declared. He con- tinued. in part, as follows: Detends Milk Producers. “In this connection 1 desire to say word on behalf of the milk pro- business is one of the sh of all agricultural pur- he business of-producing milk no night nor day, nor Sunday nor Holiday: 1t -ciaims the services of the farmer ¥nd of hfs assistants at all times and at all seasons. In storm, in snow, in ice it exacts the same faith- ful service that it requires in sun- shine and in_calm. The average dis- tance of the producer from Wash- ington is probably fifty miles, From his station the milk train leaves often hefore sun up and always so in win- ter. “When any pressure is put upon the market by. the public press oc other- wise to lower the price of milk the farmer has to bear the whole burden Tn all the reductions in price that have taken place during my recol- lection T do not recall a single in- ce in which the distributor has shared any part of the reduction with the farmer. It is easy.to imagine, iherefore, why the milk producer has been driven into organization for the protection of his legitimate interests. “It is only recently that through an act of Congress that he has been per- mitted to share with the labor unions the privilege of collective bargain- ing. That does not only mean selling. but also buying. Organization is the sole method by which farming can be put on a paving basis. Eighty-five per cent of all the milk coming into | Washingten at the present time is| produced "by the members of (hcl Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro- duce! A ciation. The association has not yet undertaken the problem of distrlhunm\ and does not propose to do o, if the dealers act fairly to- ward them and give the farmers some small share of the distributors’ uni- form profits. Forty-Five Distributors in City. ““There are now about forty-five dis- ibutors of milk in this city. Each one must have expensive cooling and Lottling establishments, distributing pasteurizing facilities and Their dis- tributing wagons cro: and recross cach others tracks in all parts of the town. If the association that pro- duces 85 per cent of the milk con- sumed in Washington should do its own distributing a grest part of this cxpense could be saved. The farmer | would get more and the consumer pay less for the milk.” 47 ALARMS IN 2 DAYS. Washington firemen have been on the go almost continuously since Sat- urday morning. answering a total of forty-seven alarms and telephone calls for help. Already this month there have been 169 fire calls. as com- pared with only 148 for the entire maonth of February. With ten ord for this exceed. that of last Florida West Coast Resorta via At- lantic Coast Line, Comvenient Schedules. Information. 1418 H at. n.w.—Ad- rertisement. REFUSES TO BE FIRED. Abraham Bluestein refused to be fired by the board of trustees of A. Bluestein, incorporated, when they notified him last Monday that his services as manager of the com- nany’s store at 2010 14th strest were no longer required. Yesterday the | corporation, through Attorney R. W. McMahon asked the District Suprems Court to compel him to transfer the lease of the property and turn over the business, The court is advised of the action of the trustees in dis- charging the manager. YES . Books when you say E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. } 1. 'mm_ A Q% @‘/; (9& < Look‘ for the “Used Car” Bargains —that are advertised in tonight’s Star By the dif- ferent automobile deal- ers. This list is a Tong one—and contains cars of all types—all offered at very attractive prices. Pick the one that in- terests you : and go see it first thing in the morn- ‘THE EVENING STAR losts and Jin g/e.ls~~ TODAY'S WINNER. The. kaiser's second marriage wound up like his first war. DELLA E. HUGHES, 408 East Capitol street. (A check for five dollars will be sent today to this contributor.) THE ANGHLS' LARDER. John and Mary were talking, and their young aunt overheard the following conversation : “I am glad that they have such good things to éat In heaven.” said Mary. silly, they, don't eat.at ‘all up there,” objected ‘John. “I just guess they do,” answered Mary w yh dignity. It saye'in my catechism, 515 mrvn and. keeps uef s HOWARD, B, Waaw-g:on Bmc 8. o Sunday : School Tencher—an I'm sure all you young people want to be looked up to, don’t you? Flapper—No, I'd rather. be looked around at. 3 GAYNOR C. DAVIS. 1752 McKinley street. e Mother (reading newspaper_ head- line)—Thaw Helps Remove Six-inch Snowfall. Son of the House—Gee, is Harry out? GRACE HUNT, 321 Maryland avenue northeast. Mae—Did you ever kiss a boy® Irene—Yes, 1 did once. Mae—Did vou like it? Irene—Not "the first time. C. M. SOMMERVILLE, 2001 R astreet morthwest. A negro sergeant was drilling recruits, y, stan’ at attention!” he barked. e'at attention, sergeant,” protested the_rookie. 3 “Yo' mhy- be &t attention from yo' knees up. but from you' knees dow yo's at parade rest.” J. ADAMSON, F. 7. 1629 9th_street northwest. ..e . All_thal's necessary to get a New member into -the cdbinet; is a mere transfer of Work. JACK MILLER. 1819°G-street northwest. . s e Congress, not being hoggish, will leave some- things -for its successor to do. T. H. HEATH. The Pasadena. { {one of whom was exceedingly bow-leg- | at the very end H n r Day,” we rest; “Prohibition” we pretend, And “Citizen's” a jest. KARL HOLER, 3803 13th 'l'faut northwest. The snow is gone, but slay riding keeps right on. ISABEL VON KESSLER, 21 13th atreet northwest. Little Arthur, who had attended his first wedding, was told by the bride that if he put the large slice of wedding cake he had received under his plliow and amed, the dream would Come tru he replied confl- the pillow over my -v.umac G. JETT, 318 New York cwmna northwest. DR Cheer up, the time will soon be here when every ton of coal we buy will be our last this winter. MRS. W. O'REGAN, 119 Summit street, Cherrydale, Va. AN INCO“PLETE MENU. On a diner de luxe, at breakfast, a half-grown boy was examining the bill of fare as though hunting for some- thing special. Several times he scanned. A gentleman opposite volunteered, “C: I avsist you in finding what you want? The boy looked gratefully, handing across the card. “I've looked and look- ed.” he explaini I wanted some ics Ham—How can you smoke such cigars as this one you just gave me? Poor Fish—I can't; that's the one you handed me yesterda: WHITE, M. 609 ‘Commev‘cs B OH. BOY. iy wife {8 spending-the winter in the West Indles. “Jamaica?" “Oh, no, she wanted to go." L. R. McAHREN, 3920 13th street northwest. “Is there a Kitchen in the Senate?” in the back of the House. wFTA PIKER. beria, H. A prize of five dollars will be awarded for the best contribu- i | tion each day to Jests and Jingles. TRY YOUR HAND. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Ojf Interest to Lapunl ARMY, A board of officers. Col Samuel G. Jones and Majs. Ray- mond §. Bramberger and Henry H Pfeil. adjutants general, has been ap- pointed to meet at the War Depart- ment to examine applicants for ap- pointment in the Officers’ Reserve Corps. Second Lieut. Arthur L. Moore, in- fantry, returning from forelgn serv- ice, has been assigned to the 25th In- | fantry at Nogales. Ariz. Capt. Gustave Villaret, jr, infantry, iy been relieved from duty as junior aid to the President and in the War Department general staff and ordered to Boston, Mass., for duty as aid to Gen. Brewster, commanding the st Corps area. First Lieut. Charles L. McKelvey, chemical warfare, Officers’ Reserve Corps. of 1900 S street, this city, has been ordered to take d& course of in- struction at the Chemical Warfare School, Edgewood, M; First Lleut. Bruce C. Hill, Corps ot Engineers, at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., has been detailed as assistant pro- fessor of military science and tactics at Ross Polytechnic Institute, Terra Haute, Ind. CRAIG WILL FILED. the terms of the will of Atvin L. Craig, who died February quests of U6 ac arp ande. | his son, Harold K. Craig, and daughter. Marion K. Craig. The re- maining estate is devised to his wife, Jessie Kennedy Craig. The widow is also named as executrix. Commenciny Berior car will leave pm., arriv Richmond, 11 trai rune to February 19, daily hington on train No. Broad Streat station. (Other equipment of this Main Strect station.) * Returning. Record Capacity, 72 records ing. “Wednesday is Op- portunity Day :;1 used cars.” % 4 consisting ot | | |~ 1 Corsag: cuted. Consult Gude, tisement. 1212 F.—Adver- Magnificent Historical Parade Alexandria Washington’s Birthday Celebration . Feb. 22, 1923—2:30 P.M. ) ation. 12th aag ve. 3 mmon tickets permit st udrhlon return to see on, Avlingtor and Alex. indris, round trip. 900 andris, rou ontinuous Servi For Further Information Call xm 3 WASHINGTON-VIRGINIA RAILWAY CO. 1200 Pennaylvanin Ave. = ‘Washingto W, BUILT OF S'I'EEL Main n'q. Yatn Munsey Bldg. , $10 lnm TEvery Garie s Mestorpiace ATTENTION Stag Hotel, 608 9th Phone Main 8108 You Get Perfect Results From the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph The Official Laboratory Model. Price $295 Mahogany and Oak The terms of payment will be made to suit your convenience. WHEN YOU GET AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH BE SURE TO Get It at Gibson’s 917919 G St. N.W. u Original creations huuurully e - WASHINGTON, PLAN PET STOCK SHOW AT BOYS’ CLUB HOME All ‘the “good do cats and other nets” owned by members of the Boys’ Club will be given an opportunity to prove their highly estimated value Thursday at the first annual show for animals of this class to be given at the clibhouse, 3d and C streets northweat. It is to be a big event in the lives of the boys who own pets and:for who* don’t, for the coming 'w will give many a young one who had been deprived of the privi- lege of .bringing home every stray dog or cats he sees on the street as ate,” a good argument to e ribbons have been ‘donated by the Lamb Seal and Stencil Com- pany and will be presented to the ‘winning animals. STREET TO BE CLOSED. The House vesterday passed the Senate bill to close Piney Branch road between 17th and Taylor street: and 16th and Allison streets north. west because it was rendered usele: and unnecessary by reason of the opening of extension of streets called for in the permanent highway plan of-the District. D ¢, TU TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—Laurette Taylor, “Humoresque,” at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—John Drew lnd Mrs. Leslie Carter, in “The Circle,” 8:30 p. GARRICK—Grant Mitchell, “Kempy,” at.8:20 p.m. in in Players, BELASCO—" Guu s ol 1923, vaude- wville, at 2:15 and 5 p.m. KEITH'S—Pat Rooney and vaude- ville, at 2:16 and 5 p.m. COSMO8—Collette Baln,, vaud at 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. . lmnn— “Greenwich 2:45, 6 45 p.m. Afl"—“flfllo Good Time! lesque, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. LTO—Richa Dlx. in ‘The 1130 :en. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, COLUIIIA—G\MIL Sw:n-on. “My American Wll b 0:40, 1 a.m., 2:20, 4:20, uvd 50 p.m. OHI‘AN—Kll-hefl e Mac- in “Woman Conque: 1:50, 3:56, 7:66 an Vilagers,” bur- in 0 +85, 5:35, and 0 RAMW'S II.EA.I) PLAYII’—RQI&U“G Fuller and Anita En(er 1 oflwqys Right™in Juality and Price FEBRURARY FURNITURE SALE Tomorrow- and tomorrow only CO.\'SOLE Table and- Mirror ma- hogany . finish. Table top.is 30 inches wide—size :of mirror inches. room. 12x24 Suitable for hall “or living ONCE YOU TRY VALDURA Asphalt Paint you certain ynfi:'::mru:; %. It's just the thing for 3 need' Valdura Asphalt Pamt fa 50 tar ia VALDURA. '”2:--;.:-:. ‘:3-' ting, . cans up. ¢ fe g ahh G_hly'h:.l:. Itis l‘, e T —T Rb-flymhmmum e your hmh‘uflflm‘uhuhn—b-flh-‘nhh—n wekiag. DYER BROTHERS Paints for EveryPurpose 734 Thirteenth St.—Phone Main 2164 LUFFI.ERS FRANKFURT § SAUSAGE Shop longer and later. Dinner is easy to get with Loffler’s &t Sausage Finest mub—cflud—fllw. Only needs to be made piping hot to serve. Buy them by the Name. Know them by the Wax Paper Pound Package her Thom by the Flaver Open at 10130 A.M. i First Nnu—nl "MacDONALD Bryont Washburn, June Elvidge, * . Mitohetl I‘ID‘-I GM Star Cast, “WOMAN' fi(‘)NQUERS" BUSTER KEATON His First Three-Reeler, “DAY EAMS” FRED EAST, BARYTO || -Daii, 3061145-“10?-. NEW 8 SYMPHON Yo NOVELTY ICRANDALL'S SENTRAL TOPAY AND TOMORBOW_FAIRE “WHAT FOOLS ME: “Aag BOBBIE VERNON, UTCH. " (CRANDALL’S Theater,9th & ESta. TODAY—DOROTHY _DALTON > OM. nmr‘mw in “BACK HOME AND stkromu. CES ‘AT. 2, 7:43, AI.I.'S Avls'"rE GRAND .2 PM. nnly n A.\ TOMORRO! 4. 6, Theater ICRANDALL'S 2705 Tac=r i MATINEE 'mmm_au' AT 2:00 TOPAY 'AND TOMORROW--MILTON 8:00, STAN- CONCERT 6:20, 9:40. SELECTION—‘MAYTIME," s RHOADES, ORGANIST, BAILED,” TOMORROW — WIAY ALLISON. STHE - WOMAN _WHO -FOOL RERSE] - LE.” And CHARLES CHAP- ‘A_DOG'S LIFE. 5 TONIGHT, 8:30 Mats., Thur. & Sat. POLI'S PLATING " | GALLI-CURCI l'.u'-. on., Feb. 26, 4i30 M. Gresne's Genosrt Buresu, Dmvl. 13th & G. M. ‘GREENWIOH WICH VILLAGERS' smm.:v MASON “Pown Tickes $10.% INIA PEARSON 1 On the STONE NOVELTY FIVE\ ALEXANDER & FIELDS . Twoof the Idle Rich TOWER & DARRELL Teod for Squirrels THE CRO] A Whirlwind of J LANIGAN I'IIANBY A BIG SURPRISE ACT in_addition to our VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURE -~ PROGRAM L. T. JONES 931 H St. N.W. QUALITY .BEDDING nd selling direct to consumer. No Prices low. Main 2007. e Enlarge OTOGRAPHS —1f you have some particular snap- ot you want ealarged we offer service you will valve. 8x10 em- largements, 8c. : OPTICAL 0O, MeA. LEESE 0% o Basd 712:11th .S!relet Every Eveaing, 8i TONIGHT. COMEDY WITH MUSIC L DON'T MISS THIS Goldwyn Presents Maurice Tourneur's Greatest --THE-- CHRISTIAN By SIR HALL CAINE With RICHARD DIX-MAE BUSCH_AND CAST SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE COMEDY — TOPICS - NEWS (LT e IIIIII|I|IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIII|III|IIIIIII|= LOEW'’S S 5 'ron.u{ AND ALL WEEK. LEATRICE JOY JACQUELINE LOGAN GREAT ADDED HITS AR CotimpiA I.IIMBI 130—Mats, W -8:20 P.M.---TONIGHT! GEO.V. HOBARTS ,uDP"’ IllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE PRESIDEN St—Tel T oor & Sat., 230 FST SEATS 190 ANY EVENING- MATINEE, WED. AND SAT.—250-50¢ HOLIDAY MAT. THURSDAY—WASHINGTON'S BlRTHDAY) = LA AT AL Dir, Mossrs, Bhubert SHUBERT o ‘onite MAT. THUR. ARRIC AUGHS t Muelo and The Nugents NEXT MONDAY—SEATS THUR. G GARRY McGARRY ARRICK PLAYER w “LADIES FIRST” wite JACK NORWORTH G ¥ SHUBERT tuse !' Daily at $015 and 5:18 S GAIETIES OF | 1923 100~—PEOPI.£~1M Sum l!le hh Quislen. Kova . Berzie Hoban, Film Features HOME 200 5 o e SAK! ALL OTHERS.™ TRUXTON Y;castiot & 2 CIRCLE 2! =|os Pa. Av. Pk w. 953 in a pleturl zation of Afare Corelil's Greatest Blars 1230 C Street N.B. “FOR- itol & Fla. Ave, ON, in R IIIIIll|l|lIlImlmullllllllmuu||mmmu|l|l||l|1ITII||||l|||lllmllllllllllllmlllI_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII_I!II!_IIIII “MY AMERICAN WIF ‘With ANTONIO MORENO and WALTER LONG News—Comedy—Overtare 'IIIlllllllIIlIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllF B. F. KEITH’S VAUDEVILLE Fan-Land Favorites Galore Pat Rooney & Marion Bent ™ “RINGS OF SMOKE" “Kate” Elinoré & “Sam” Wiiliams Tn “Wanted a Cook” Millership & | Herbert Clifton Gerrara inFunTravesties : Davis & Pelles 3 Original 4 FPhillips; Aesop' Bilens wathe Weeklys Toples IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIlII|HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Extra Added Attraction MORAN & MACK Two Black Crows ington's Birthday Three (3) Bhows—g, 5 and 3:15 Phones, Main 4484, 4485, 6833 BUY EARLY "Aflonm...-m 5% . LAURETTE TAYLOR In the New Play HUMORFSQUE NATIONAL, Friday, 4:30 Return Engagement RUTH ST. DENIS TED SHAWN and the Denishawn Dancers The Most Artistie Dancing Attraction of - the Cenmtury NEW DANCING NUMBERS T Ar;l- Smith, 1308_G St EUTE 141k S0 and R. I Av . Ave. i “THE SHE BROLGHT hac 1ith & N. C. Ave. 8. CAROLIN v oL s VAST DAY AR “MAN 15th and C-luonh L CONSTANCE 404 HARRISON FORD, in A LA MOD) NEW THEATER 535 Stk St. S.B. HENRY WAL THALL and MARJORIE, DAW, in T3 LON ILLIAM HESMOND: An “ARO U D rae WoRkLD PPN DAVIES. in “THE * from Marle Corelli's startling TOMBRROW-_ 1P 1 WERE: QUEEN. m Sth at O Street N.W. LEWIS 8. STONE, 1o “A_FOOL THERE WAS. FAVORITE E St at 1st 8t. N.W. ELAINE HAMMERSTE Also LUPING Ave, TODAY - ROW- WS AT MARTON avin, BT St LEY, In “WHEN ENIGHTROOD WS ¥ FLoweR: RE OLYMPIC 1431-36 U St. TODAY AND TOMORROT FEOTRD,, PETERS. i UMA To. Ta acroon version of Bal Reld's famous stage success. PRINCESS “31." St. NE, MA TALMADGE, in “BY RIGHT OF PURCHASB. 1349 Wisconain Av. DUMBARTON 133 isces “'QUINOY ADAMS BAWYER. HIPPODROME 222~ Av. W, ;PTp8 oF THE eruv TOMORROW—*‘OONFIDBN( EMPIRE ®'* n St. N.E. RICHARD TALMADGE. LUCKY DAN."" Also Comedy, FOLLIES. MADGE BELLAMY in Thos. H. Ince's Sensational m%y. “THE H “THE AVENGER" Cummings, Bereen !nlplbct.—lllwrnm DANCING. JAOK HOFFMAN AND LILUIAN HOSKIN® Stage and balireom dsncing correctly taugbi: children and aduits, Studio for tent for br Sate dances. 1141 Conn, Ave. Fr. 8908 REFINBD STUDIO—NFAR CAPITOL. Competent _instructors: new steps: floor: orchestea, Private and, class essons, by lnw\ntmcnk o ' class now farm- 229 Tt at. me. before & Int ain 6153 Ballet Master Washingion Opera Co., and st gton Ope S Ohalif Graduate, fflffl!fl of. Ballet. upils of Fokine and Bolm. Instruction in sll fum ot Guncing. Tamgo as danced n A entina. *Statio 1708 § St. MR, STAFFORD PEMBERTON Y. Wiater Garden star, partaer 0 offm e Murray, Maude Allen in all stylés of dancing. tage, chidrene and cluswes 'IIA hl Reduction. f President Cllll and ed upon North 7663-J mrs® Ak Y tra The. Baitres Danciug After Class. Pamphlel STUDIO, 1850 BILTMORE. COL. 2902 DAVISON'SER*1320 M n. \v.'};‘; Tesch You b dance correctly in\a few leasons, trictly private. Aoy hour. Sephfate studles. dance Bat. wvenings, with - orchestra. e .Dupost studie. “Phosl Dupont sindte. N m-ln- MW 34 N,W.—PRIVATE LES. =, “ roe, six Y B0l Ruite i envagient