Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1923, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, M MARCH 20, 1923. MUZZEY'S HISTORY § WINS LONG FIGHT Board of Education Reported \Ready to Vote New Lease i1 of Life. HOLD CHARGE UNFOUNDED Fate to Be Decided Tomorrow. Text Book Declared Absolved of Unpatriotic Accusation. Muzzey’s much criticized American history text book will undoubtedly be &iven a new lease of life in the Wash- ington high schools by the board of <Jducation when it meets tomorrow afternoon to take definite and final actlon on the question of whether its use should be continued or discon- tinued. Members of the board who bave carefully scrutinized the con- tents of the book, it was said today, have reached the conclusion that the charges that the text is un-Ameri- £an and unpatriotic are unfounded. The fight against the use of Prof. Muzzey's book in the District high schools, which had been quiescent for more a year, was reopened at | the board meeting on February 21 by Vice President Daniel J. Callahan The board, however. sidestepped the question at that time and made it| the special order of business at to- Wmorrow’s session. No Evidence, They Say. Besides the favorable report of - ! classes today ¥ lon which much depends toward ad- vancement of the nation, according | when the Piney B syciation opened book some time Tou that much of - the criticism zgainst the text is not supported by TRIBUTE TO “MOTHER.” Woman’s Universal Alliance Seeks Slogan for Statue. The Woman’s Universal Alliance last night announced the opening of a contest for a ‘“perfect tribute to motherhood,” @ verse, phrise or sentence considered best to be inecribed cn the heroic figure of a mother, ~which will surmount the mothers' memorial building the al- lance is planning to bulld on its forty-acre site at Massachusetts avenue ard W street northwest. The contest will close May 1, and is open to any one over the age of fourteen vears. The entries must 1oy contain more than 300 words, original as to matter, but may be in either prose or poetry. There will be no pecuniary reward, the alliance announced. Further detalls may be procured from the headquarters, 3100 W street northwest MIAKE ALL OBEY. URGES DAUGHERTY Declares Law Should Be En- forced Equally Against Every One. {COX SAYS u. S‘ SHIRKS Has Not Pursued Task of Peace as It Did Task of War, He Tells Lawyers. By the Asaociated Press. MIAMI, Fla, March 20.—Enforce- ment of la ally against all nds out as a factor to Attorney General Daugherty, who - | 1ast night addressed the Florida Bar tion here through a letter. Mr. Daugherty was unable to attend the bar meeting in person because of his . will |was a steady efusal " which, he continued. prevent universal hiying ol lbnuzhrr‘r Pledges Aid. Lvery legal and { passed by Co voints at is AMERICAN IS MISSING. ; decree of the ¢ enforcible in this country. Mr. Daugherty pledged his offic itutional ore than not been {try did not pay th Was Buying Books in London fof| ' San Francisco Concern. Ry the LON descri hotanist ing with the many leaders aquestion involving should first he = (AMARYLLIS SHOW STILL DRAWING HUGE CROWDS Total Visitors to Date, 35,709—In- vitations to Exhibit Sent Out by Radio. , To date, the tenth al amaryllis show of the Department of Agriculture. The ring weather cut down the at- sterday, attendance all until the closing night. i . submitted * 4 mostly high in Vieginia and Mary- d, making the most nt out notices br radio broad. ere invited t ¢ and tomorr Itu Aftermath Is Planned. \rrangements we made of the House buildings and ¢ ance That women In France hase The “City Club Shop” Announces a Spring Style Show of Smart Footwear on living models Wardman Park Inn Wednesday and Thursday March 21st and 22nd 11 am. to 5 pan. and 7 to 9 pan. The “City Club Shop” of Your attendance is invited 9 persons had visited but still there | day and | hour, 9 o'clock, last | This morning several hundred per- of “Suburban | GETTING ACQUAINTED IN ZOOLOGICAL PARK. NATL: PHETO Mrs, Edwin B. Denby. wife of the Secretary of the Navy. and their children. with Loulse Cary, daughter of Joseph Cary, special assistant to the Secretary of the Navy, snapped in Zoo Park. ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS BEFORE WE MOVE AND SALE ENDS T. P. Culley & Son Clearmg-Out Sale' Good Pianos, Baby Grands, Players and Phono- graphs Comes to Prompt Ending Saturday of This Week WHILE THIS SALE LASTS YOU SAVE ABOUT HALF—YOUR TERMS ACCEPTABLE TO US STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE, 1327 G STREET N. W. Come and get your Baby Grand. Regular Upright. Player or Phonograph before this great sale closes. and the sale ! | positively ends Saturday of this week. You can save a third to half of the usual retail price of ; an instrument if you take advantage of this sale. green- | i sl -1 Terms to suit you.. right to be legal witnesses to | 1| part pay at what it is worth in cash. i l 1327 G Strect N. W. | marked in plain figures. FINAL REDUCTIONS FOR LAST DAYS We are determined to close out this entire stock. consist- | ing of the highest grades of pianos, before removal, there- fore we have gone over the entire stock and re-marked it at | prices and such easy terms that we know the instruments i will all be taken before the end of the week, at which time we move into our new store on 14th St. today. Note Below the Reduced Prices on Baby Grands. We Make the Terms to Suit Your Convenience. $750 Baby Grand Pianos. Just Attend the sale | the size, tone and action that will please you. Sale prices, Terms to suit $495 up $850 to $1,100 Baby Grand of (& | the highest grade makes in beauti- ful bright and brown mahogany. Sale prices, 8748 up - Every one who is thinking of getting a grand now or in the future should attend this sale. We will take vour old upright player as It will pay to make haste on this grand offer 5 Please Note the Almost Cut-in- Half Prices on These High- Grade Players: PLAYER-PIANOS AT ALMOST HALF PRICE Make Your Own Terms 31, Years to Pay Sale Prices Sale Prices $530 Players. $650 Players. $800 Players. $375 Regular Pianos. Prices ... $100 Regular Pianos. Prices $500 Regular Pianos. Prices $337 up Terms—$8 to $10 Month Up $295 up $387 up Sale Prices $489 up Sale $189 up $247 up Sale Various High-Class Makes All other fine players at proportionate discount. All Come and' get one before they are all taken. 3 - PAYMENTS $10 PER MONTH UP PHONOGRAPHS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE PAYMENTS 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 to $1.50 PER WEEK $80.00 Cabinets, 40 inches high, now $39.50 Payments 75¢, $1.00 per week up. $85.00 Cabinet, 42 inches high, now $48.50 $100 High Cabinet Phnnograph now $68.00 $155 High Class Phonographs various makes, uow $83. $1.25 week up. $175 Beautiful Cased Phonographs, now $93. $1.25 per week up. $200 Beautiful Cased Phonographs, now $118. $1.25 per week up. $250 Console Model Phonographs, now $135 up. $1.50 per week. Record Selections Free. Notice the Extra Cut in Price on Used Pianos for This Sale $500 Upright; was $250, now $150 $425 Upright; was $210, now $125 $450 Upright; was $200, now $100 $400 Upright; was $175, now $85 $375 Upright; was $160, now $756 $350 Upright; was $140, now $56 Payments $5 to $7 per month You will have to hurry to get one of these great bargains. We (l’(l:m“; there will not be enough to supply the demand— call today. T. P. CULLEY & SON Established 1903 8, Open Evenings l \ Y, 72, Ul Piggly Wiggly Continues to Grow and Grow 343,672 Customers --Made Purchases at Our Washington Stores Last eek, with Sales that Broke All Records. Our olicy of Selling Nationally Known Food Products at ower Prices is Daily Bringing New Faces to Qur tores. FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY’S BEST ' | 12-Pound Sack 24-Pound Sack, 92c 12-Pound Sack, 46c 24-Pound Sack, 92c Down Goes the Price—‘Bing”’ BUTTER SUNSET GOLD The Pride of Washington Churned Fresh Daily 55¢ Shredded Wheat rke. 9lc Marshmallows BRANFLAKES CHIPSO :reuia i, CORN PEAS PEACHES “Campfire Brand” Extra Fine Just Received Large Package 13¢ 125¢ 18c Something New Something Fine Try a Package Soap Chips-- “PRIDE OF ILLINOIS” Fancy Country, Can GENTLEMAN SHOE PEG, Can tan 29¢ 15¢ Extract--- 1 5(: Extra Small and Fine Evaporated, Extra Fancy, Hires Root Beer ricee “CALLIES 9 Extra Fine Smoked Shoulders Petit Pois b.,12%c These Prices Good at All Piggly Wiggly - Stores Wednesday and Thursday zzzzze 46¢ \ R Y,