Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1923, Page 11

NEW OPENS DRIVE FORPOSTAL SAVING Orders 25,000 Circulars in Italian Distributed About East Sideof New York. POINTS OUT ADVANTAGES Failure of Private Bank Causing Total Loss to Depositors ™ Spurs Effort. Pogimaster General New, in his fiest formal siatement since taking office. *oday pointsd out the security of postal savings system as contrasted with such banking methods as result- A& In the loss of millions of dollars to defositors in a private savings bank in New York city. Mr. New has directed that 25,000 eiroulars, in Italian, advertising the Pstal savings system, be sent to the XNew York post office and distributed on the east side. Sympathyfor Losses. all due svmpathy for the men and women, many of ir st spent the night t in front of the closed bank waiting vainly for the n “With forlorn the copfiding of hand New ¢ many laws nva(ulr hnol;s for the pt shment of absconders and cmbezzlers and there are others for the protection of de- Positors, but the government goes even furtl in establishing a de- pository which has behind it the se- curity of the government itself. Place for Small Savings. “The system of postal savings was designed to encourage thrift and to provide a convenient and safe place for the deposit of small saving! To hose who do not desire to maintain ce banking accounts and who to avail themselves of the se- ity affordcd by the government. the Post Offic De tment, through its postal savings, offe: an ideal plan for the accumulation of small sums. which also returnable to tl positor on demand at the st of- fice where the account is kept. e earner can il afford the cavings: his money should ho placed in an institution which is able and safe. Too many per- lose the oppor- ng' a sownd invest- ment” h(ulu*! they fail »t the start . 1o hushand small savingé It should be remembered that thz saver of to- day becomes the investor of tomor- upon the row “The Post Office Department, there- fore, keeps open its doors 'to all and’ invites them to join the vast army of individuals who save with regularity that they may at some future date join the rank of invest- ors a.d home builder: HENNING MAIN SPEAKER. Address Chamber of Com- merce on March 20. assistant secretary announced as the ‘or the regular mesting of the Wlshmglon Chamber €. L0 neid at the Wil- ‘nnl ‘Fotel. March F. Roberts has been appointed “irman of the membership commit- o of the organization, to succeed an C. Weld. who has resigned on ac- count of poor health " will Henning. # been The tree of mourning in ancient times was the dark cypress; it shaded the streets of tombs and was the decoratiofi of monuments. MUELLERS SPAGHETT! An Unfailing Way To Banish Hairs (Beauty Notes) Ugly hairy growths can be re- moved in the privacy of your own home if you get & small original package of delatone and mix into 2 paste enough ol’ the powder and water to cover the surface. This should be lefl. on O.ho skin g ta!:m ma oved wnd skin washed, and every s‘u of hair will have vanished. 'o harm or inconvenienoce can re- sult from this treatment, but be sure you buy real delatone. Indorses Plan ake Women|- Physlcally Fit The War Department has indorsed a campaign started by Mrs. Herbert Hoover to provide better physical ed- ucation and development for women. The department, it was sald, has been furthering a campaign of its own to encourage athleties and re- duce the high percentage persons physical- Iy unfit, dis- closed during the world _war, expects Hoover's paign, to contribute to the desired end. Mrs. Hoover MBS. HOOVER., completed pla sterday which rievessntatives from publ and private schools, universities, cc leges. play associations « be brought mgemer in a conferen in_Washington beginning April 6. The purpose of the conference will be to discuss the entire question of physical education and recreation for Eirls and women, and to adopt defin- ite plans for future co-operation to | be effected through the medium of the National Amateur Athletic Fed- eration. The invitations were sent out in the name of the federation, of which Mrs. Hoover is the oply woman vice president. —_— INCREASE IN COAL PRICE LAID TO LACK OF CARS | Inadequate _ transportation, coupled with a quickening demand for coal from West Virginia, has caused an increase in the spot price, which is generally well above the contract price of 1922, Walter H. Cunningham, a bituminous coal operator of West Virginia, eaid in a statement yes- terday, ‘Teplying to a statement by the United Mine Workers, attacking the spot mine prices of coal in West Virginia. “This afternoon’s newspapers car one of the characteristically mi leading statements of Ellis Searl publicist for the United Mine Wor ers of America,” Mr. Cunningham said. “As usual, he hflclouds the real throught an attaci on the spot miine prices of coals originating in the no: union flelds of West Virginia. “Misleading statements of this kind can no longer deceive the public or the United sStates Coal Commission. Inadequate transportation, coupled with the quickening of demand for coal of West Virginia character and quality, has caused an increase in the spot price, which, as any well posted consumer knows, i generally well above the contract price of 1 At that time car supply was 100 p, cent, as agalnst 30 per cent today. and ‘coal was sold below the cost of production.” of; THE WEATHER District er, possibly rain tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy and colder; lowest temperature tonight —about St f Columbia—Unsettled and | Beattie freesing; gentle to moderate shift-| ing winds. Maryland—Unsottied and colder, probably rain tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and colder; moderate shifting winds. Virginia—Cloudy and colder to- night, possibly rain in east and north ; tomorrow partly cloudy er; moderate to fresh south- shifting to northwest winds. Virginta—Cloudy and colder rain or snow in north por- tonight, H generally fair and tlon; tomorrdw colder, Records for Th 12 midnight, noon, 49, jBurometer—4 b mldml;hb Hlxheu wmppr-tun 75, occurred at 6 p.m. vesterday: lowest tempera- ture, 49, occurred at noon today. Temperature sume date last year: { Highest, 60; lowest, 32 Condition of the Water. tiie Tem- and_condition o Temperature at Fall water at & am.: perature, 40: conditi ‘Tide Tables. by United geodetic survey.) ¢ tide, 11:37 a.m.; high and ' 5 Low tide. a.m.; high (Furnished and TomorTow- P 9 am. 'he Sun and Moon. rose, 6:25 am.; sun Sun rises, 6:23 am.; sun Moon rises 4: . sets 3:44 pm Automobile lamps to e lighted one- I Imll hour after sunset \\ll‘ll!‘r ln Variouws State of Weather. Cloar Cloudy irmingha Rismarck Boston . | D08 S 008 8 Iackeavite. Kansas CI Los Angeies. Louisville 004 S Prcloudy Clouds Cloudy o'ss Bow-End Bed Dresser Full Vanity DRESSER, CHEST OF F: AND FULL VANITY are finish lends an air of beauty harmonize perfectly in both Bucks Gas Ranges are made for and guar- anteed by us. Splendid bakers and very neat in appearance. hrees burner style. White enameled oven door and &as cocks. _ $1 Weekly What You Have Often Wished For By trading in some old pieces of furniture as part payment on what new merchandise you buy at Phillip Levy's. You not only get something ing, but you dispose of your old pieces at ‘2 good profit. Bed Room Co pl THE FOUR PIECES—BOW-END BED, ing, artistically designed and substantially con- structed. The richly grained American walnut THE CHAIR: AND ROCKER are very y muddy. | States coast | Stations. Horta (Fa; Hamilto Colon, The modern chocolate manufacturer simply repeats on u large scale the various steps In curing, roasting. crushing and rolling as ‘they were first learned from the Indians, Easter Grees If you are careful to send out your Easter Greetings on Cards pur- chased at this Shop you will be expressing tho sentiments of the Season perfectly. Our Enster Cards are entirely new this year. We have boen many months completing our collection, und we belleve you have the widest range here. Our prices are just as inter- esting as the Cards, too, Be to 75e each. The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's 8hop) 14th Street ,, O deor, om Pa. Ave. $3.50 Philadephia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Returs Sunday, March 18 Similar Exursions April 1 and 15 SPECIAL TRAIN Washington. .. 20 Standard Time Returning Ly. Philadelphia Lv. Chester...... Ly. Wilmington Consult Ticket Agents Baltimore & Okio R. R. Ly DR. S. PARKES CADMAN 0f Brookizn, New York, 'AMOUS PREACHER-ORATOR First Conxrezahonnl Clmrcll TENTH AND G STREETS N.W. J M. ADAMS HARDWOOD FLOORS 1503 Connecticut Ave. OId Floors Refims’letl ARE YOU TIRED, DULL, LANGUID? b!;gan mdu]‘! of man; ;;;?yk. is pure, rell uniform in quality. It will hod.\ly vigor, quiet nerves, sleep and a keena te. Your dry; ppetite Mangan, in Gude's st has Gude's iquid and ubm?{eptom epto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher e‘t P wnhFu AND HERE’S WHAT YOU GET FOR $199.50: Chest of 5 Drawers Chair Rocker ’1 sturdy, and IVE DRAWERS large and impos- and refinement. finish and design. This is an exquisite suite. Tts beauty lies in its simplicity. frames are of solid construction, with cane_backs finis ed _in mahogany, and give a very pleasing effect. and loose cushions thmughouL Rocker Cun ists of Settee, Armchair and This 11-Pc. American Walnut Bedroom Outfit Spring, Mattress Pair Pillows Room-Size Rug - THE SPRING is strong and resilient— fully guaranteed for 10 years. THE MATTRESS is made of all-white cotton, and weighs full 45 pounds. Covered with a good quality art ticking. THE ROOM SIZE RUG is in several color combina- tions, and is of first quality. 3-Pc. Cane and Mahogany Living Room Suite The Spring construction $2a Week Payn ior This 3 Pc. Suite Parcw Levr & C 73_5 Seuenth;SLaNW-Between.G.&H. W‘m.’.& ‘119 $19 Cash, $3 a Week Pays for the Complete 11-Pc. Outfit Refrigerator 51450 Built of hardwood, and in every one you will find embodied the most advanced and sci- entific ideas of refrig- erator _construction. Guaranteed to keep your food fresh and pure with the minimum use of ice, $1 Weekly Hestem For O It doun! matter whether you wiih to furnish an- en- tire. home or- just one room—you find that you can buy here and save in a substantial way, Selection is merely a matter of person- al choice. | PRINCESS SLIPS { Infants’ Bands = SATIN BLOOMERS ? Ruben’s Style ¥ Children’s Featured for Sprmg' Values That Reach the Topmo:t Pinnacle! axzresees Envelope Chemise $ Small !'n Ince top. piu ot ade, “futi One (o cus seareznng 'OS&NEsfl" Slze sl extrs pult: Women's fine muslin Dainsook square. high or_round nec! vists ™® 3for$1 Tromen's gaute cotton ribbed vests with crochet lace yoke: sizes 38 t No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders. No Charges or Will Calls. KAUFMAN: 1316 10 1324 7TH ST.. NW. IRENSELNLE a1 39¢ 3-Length SOCKS Gowns 2 for $1 P ull LFS TRELL RER TTTY ok em- bossed crepe, & shirred yoke: cut” width and length, 4"prs.,"§l S Sensahonal Tremendos Bargams’ Every ltem Especially § g Black or cordoran ribbed cotton sport wide cuff top. Sizen to_10. to 14 Year ¢ GIRLS’ skirrs2for $1 Made of a good muslin ik pretty em- 5 Oforsl ‘Women's good fetonn netls wnt Brmbalees Hes brotdery flounce. Worth 7 to 18 Year Girls !lldn of a fine nllm\mk with pretty lace O.N.T. Merc. ]'_m Crochet Cotton All_numbers, white, ecru, only 12 to purchaser. All Wool Slipover Sweaters $1 0d4d lot, in white and mized colors. B worth_to 79c Yd.-Wide PONGEE Fige weav: Pongee, for 2yds., $1 Instrons finish: mercerized ._ehirts. $1.50 Black Slteen pleated linen, etc.; Women’s Rainproof Fast color bl cotton taffeta covers, with neat cord handies. 25c Yd-Wi PERCALE Close woven g grounds: n ripen. 8yds.,$l enectar or dark GYM BLOOMERS * 4for$1 Quality black eatsen, all jood quality eream cotton bands, with Silk Stripe 8Lk crosn utripe Double-Size Bedspreads Good Welght Crochet Spreads, hemmed sorted Marscilles designs. Worth $1.75. 79c Silk Stripe z f orsl Infants’ Shirts silk strips shirts, style cros all_sizes. ‘ uben #llk_overlocked edge Genuine Lingette Each oue bears the label. in white. fesh blue or aremd: wo vl ¥ $l Infants’ §| or Made of s II)M quality (-w:m Just the correct wei $1.50 PRINCESS SLlPS To $1.50 Fine Wash @1 SATIN CAmisoLEs 91 Heavy grade, Fine Pink Satin Camisoles. Lace and silk tops: all sizes. SATIN CAMISOLES, 2 for Pink Wash Satin Camisoles, washable lace tops and shoulders. e!nhc e All BLOOMERS 2 Prs-, $1 Vomen's Extra Large. Reinforced-seat Pink Crepe Bloomers. stic waist ai knee. STEPINS. BLOOMERS AND 3 for $1 wered Crepe or Batiste Bloomers and Bty T s i et boctaec watt nt BLOOMERS 5for$1 Girls' 6 to 12 year Pink Batiste Bioom- era. full_cut and well made. sieoners™ 4for $1 BLOOMERS Pioke Crepe and Black, Pink or White Sateen Bloomers, elastic waist; sizes € fac 3for$1 59c Gingham Blue or ‘ltfl’d Ginghsm ¥ ROMPERS $1 QYE!EB"?"?E? e 4prs.,$l Merc. Fancy some plain colors; all SOCKS Fige quality, sizen 4 to 0% 39¢ Bloomers, 4 Pairs, Good Weight Pink Batiste Bloomers, clastic walst and koee. Girls’ Sateen * RAIN CAPES Rain-proof capes, hood attac and Mp-'n sizes 6 to 12 yei 3 WOMEN’S SKIRTS $l Plaid—plain blue or white gabardine; sizes f® 30 waist measure. New Crisp Plaln_white or blue or red rs||lrl, braid m. MIDDIES G';.‘:' 0 14 and B6 to 48. DRESSES $l Fine White 31 WAISTS 81 Good washable ging! Crochst 1ace collars and cuffs. Sizes to 46. and plain colors. Size Long Silk Gloves, Pair, Good Quality Pure Bilk Gloves, double sn:ve‘:-m'm: 14-button length; all sizes in white, ey, Wlutz Middy Dress ted skirt, brald-trimmed, tie finish] m?:::y -olled worth to 34.95. Sizes to 14. ete. sizes. Limit 4 to buyer. $1.50 Perfect $l OPTS,IZE, §E.K HOSE ends, as- inches, each |Women's, Misses” and Children’s Trimmed Spring Hats Black and colors, aist, fioe $1| 25¢c Turkish TOWELS Good weight size 16x32 1 18x36 Huck TOWELS All white. double fancy horders. _ Worth Women’s Silk GLOVES 2prs.,$l Two-clasp. & black or_white. 59c Women's 1" pl xn’ RIE HOSE 4Pl'8-,$1 Fast black, 1x1 ribbed. made strongest where the wear is hardest. Sizes 6 to 111, Lace Clocked SIik HosE 2prs.,$1 Perfect quality, three-seam back, black R iox Zfor$1 Real l.euther Wome: and Misses' Neatly Assorted PARTY BOX Party Doxes, well made and peatly fi- $1 To $19.95 Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Coats 6for$1 1l white Turkish towels: Tfor$1 read buck towels, taped neck nee. Rizes 3 and 55 Boys' or girls' stitched knee. foll cut, All slzes to Sizes bargains. aeck and armbole, %“gs"f;"“" 4for$1 ke Cot! rape: e S Bk straps: ] New Spring GINGHAMS Full_piece, perfect qu Tyds., $1 fast colors; meat checks ‘and small plaids 29¢ Cretonne DRAPERY effec wide. 50c Yd.- -Wlde SATEEN Fine twiil Black and_cal HEMMED DIAPERS, Doz., Sapitary Birdeye Hemmed m-pm. size 18x18 dozen packed in se: rton. Tyds.,$1¢ Light or dark grounds, bird anq floral T on good quality cloth, $1 34 tnches 34 yds., $1 highly mercerized fiotah; 24x48 Turkuh TOWELS Heavy weight, white, with doul 2 ble horders for$1 thread; all 22x44 Turkish TOWELS xceptional bargain, o:_worth_50c_es 3 81x90 Bleached SEAMLESS SHEETS heavy round thread cot- Ouly 2 to customer. SKIRTS & ENVELOPES, 3 for ‘Women's embroidery flounce Petticoats, full eut; and pink or white Eavelops Chemise, shirred yokes, ete. Limited lot; ton, hemmed ends. Little Tots’ DRESSES 2 % for$1} good weight, all $1 for$1 Of checked gingham, embroidery yoke: slso panty dresses in peat styles. ‘ Col'd Border TOWELS der. or Ta ones._all 25¢ Checked TOWELING SHEETING 4 Stz $1 for$1: Heavy Turkish Towels with blue bor- § 6yds.,$1 Imported Red or Blue Checked inctes wide. 4 Fine_grade. 5yds.,$1 Heavy Weight Yarl Wide Unbleached Sheeting, _cut_from full plecss 18x18 Damask NAPKINS Perfect fnish. _sesorted _patterns. 8 Hemmed Napkins, for$1 mercerized $2 Full Fashioned PURE SILK HOSE double sole and toe, high ‘mercerized Black onlr, spliced _heel, irregular. $1 tops; slight socks” "6prs.,$1 Piok, blue, black, white grounds: sizes 4 25¢ Manville Cln-bny fine quali 59c \lNi.ndow SHADES . .. ®roen, 50c Table A _ ] OILCLOTH brown or gold, P to 85¢ Waist Union Suit, 2 for 2380 checked naiosook, double buttons, straight or elastic t 3 $1 in plain colors for$1 ecrn or white; nd_f35-feet complote. Secands of genuine Meri brands, white, CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES hmflu Sizen ¢ ¢ 4yds.,$1; Sanitas tiles or Lrowns; 50 inches $1 Made of black vici kid. with wedge HOUSE sLipPERs 91 Imitation alligator, with patent backs. il sizes. sizes 36 aud 8. HOUSE SLIPPERS Made of plisble black leather, with rub- §% ber heels. Not all Women’s Gauze Vests, 12, Good Grade Gauze Ribbed Cotton Vests, festoon full mode; GlRIS’ SWEATERS sl led, In-e and blue; sizes t 12PEen] food a8 .m.m.,u Voile and Wu! good clock, bell thet will .-p’:"umm-mtrp‘oum Imported KID GLOVES P r.,$l Brows, tan or black, neatly embroid- ered backs; Turkey Red DAMASK Re: flowered tnches wids. Worth $LI5. m«m 4orS1 Tt arapne. Shes Ho 10 prs.,$1 4 hllcl. perfect quality cotton B 2for$l m: Ilnl-l“;hll.w R oy Women'’s Black and Colored Boudoir Slippers Men’s Nlmmk Men's Ribbed Underwear ... ‘Bibbed ehirts $1 brown and turquoies and Dlack teather aad padded olony *2 2 ‘worth considerably mers; Underwear ... Bhort-sise hirts drawers, in Siees 30 'to aud for$1 5% yds., $1; for$1/ wers that dre and drawery thal ankie-length Boys’ Khaki