Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1923, Page 21

. Tesentative, * *PRAGUE CHILDREN DECORATE TOMB Czech Troops Will Serenade Woodrow Wilson Later in Day. frhirty-five crippled children of the Bakule school at Prague, Czechoslo- Vakla, now on concert tour in Amerl- ca, today laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington, paid their respects to President Hard- Ling and later will visit and serenade former President Woodrow Wilson. ‘The little band of bright-faced art- {sts was brought to the United States at the instance of the Czechoslovak Tted Cross, acting through the efforts of Col. Rudolf Svarcer, American rep- to demonstrate to the ‘American people the talents that have developed in these youngsters of the new republic. 5 They arrived in Wwashington last night, after a triumph in New York, Where they were heard in a serles of concerts, and were taken to the In- anstrial Home School, where they will Yemain during their stay here. Founding of School. e story © school represent by the Selions “\,’scre‘r:\‘nrknms. Fran- tisek Bakule, deprived of his teaching 1 Austrian institution during the war, gathered together a dozen chairs and At th end Red of the war, the Junior Cross found in the field for special inter- A modest lsu'l,: fl‘f- forded the principal an opportunity to inlarre his work and he immedaitely Fathered from the streets of Prague those children who would benefit by wvocational training. Will Visit Wilson. Following the serenade to be given Mr. Wilson today, it is probable that the children will pay their respects 1o Secretary . Hoover, after which they will be received at the Czecho- slovakia legation. Tomorrow the little visitors will be taken to Mount Vernon, while at night the adults of the delegation will be entertained at dinner at the Cosmos Club by Arthur W. Dunn. national director of the American Junior Red Cross. On Thursday a trip to Mount Ver- non will be made, and on_Friday, after visiting the Capitol, Congres- sonal Library, Rock Creek, and sing- ing and giving_manuel training dem- ostrations at Walter Reed Hospital, the party will leave for Baltimore. LIQUOR SALES PROFIT. Canada Does Big Business and May Reduce Prices, QUEBEC, Que., April 17—Govern- ! ment sale of liquor. proved so lucr: tive in 1922 that a reduced price 1i; 1s forecasted by the commission. Profits for the year were $5,500,000, according to treasury mates on not yet completed report: WHY PAY MORE? Sheets, 7c—Collars, 3c Shirts, plain, 15¢ Rough Dry, 10c per pound Packages returned same week PHONE MAIN 7865 _ANCHOR LAUNDRY, 1728 L * TAXIS AND TOURING CARS Main 430 LOWER RATES SPECIAL THIS WEEK Slip Covers $ .00 EachPiece = Labor Only ‘We will cut and make any size ; plece of furniture for $2.00 each. W' carry a fine assortment of [ linens and cre- tonnes from 390 i per yard up. Have your old furniture reupholstered and repaired— special prices now prevailing. made to your $110'uu order, in tapey- try or velour. Special this week. These sultes are made right in our own shops and are of the finest construction throughout. Choose your own covering. Phone, Write or Call Estimator Will Submit Samples J. HOLOBER & CO. 615 E Street N.W. Phone Main 3769 ) AINT Your Home a5 keep the Tepatc bille domn. e e o e ce Over- Suite, loose cushions 3-pie stuffed For Sale— 65 % Notes Secured by first deed of trust on new houses located in a good residential sec- tion of the city. ¥ NOTES OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS Ready for Immediate Delivery. rovincfal liquor | Abe Martin Says: Joe Lark was shot an’ killed in his No. 2 home last night.. He was not very prominent an’ only belonged t’ three clubs. Tell Binkley went out t’ his garage this mornin’ t’ git his car, an’ there it wuz. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) GIVE PENSION FUND. CHICAGO, April 17.—Members of the Morris family who sold their packing house holdings recently to Armour and Company have given $500.000 to aid old employes and their families, it was announced yesterday. The contribution, it was sald, will care for most of the former pensfon- e1s of the old firm of Morris and Company for about eighteen months. STATE AIMS LAW ‘AT HOUSE OF DAVID House Passes Bill Designed to Al- low Appointment of Receiver. By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich, April 17.—At be- hest of state offictals leading the fight against the Israelite House of David colony at Benton Harbor, the Mich- igan house of representatives last night passed a bill designed to permit the state to seek a receivershin for the Berrien county cult. The bill also prohibits acquisition of property by fraud and the encouragement of teaching of immorality by religious organizations. The bill was sent to the senate to- day and indications were it would be rushed through to passage. Gov. Groesbeck has announced he was ready to sign the blll and thus give it immediate effect. State officlals today were showing interest in a report from Benton H bor to the effect that Frank Wyla. member of the governing board of the House of David, had announced his_opinion that Benjamin Purnell, leader of the colony, had left Michi- gan. Wyland made the statement to the sherift of Berrien county. The sheriff announced he would continue his search for Purnell in an effort to serve upon him a civil war- rant In connection with a $100,000 damage suit filed against him by two girls, former colony members, who charge Purnell mistreated them. —_— When a Chinese girl marries she be- comes her husband’'s property, and is bound to obey, not only him, but his parents as well. If her mother-in-law beats her, her husband is not sup- posed to interfere. The assortment responsible buyers ranged. TOMORROW We Open a New Department A salesroom at 1124 Connecticut Avenue, de- voted exclusively to the sale of used automobiles. automobiles, good cars of various makes and prices; Cadillacs included, and for Used Car Department The Washington Cadillac Company . RUDOLPH JOSE, President 1124 Connecticut Ave. will be large—the terms can be ar- Tel. Main 5429 CLOTHES CREDIT Complete Stock—Latest Styles Men, Women and Children H. ABRAMSON 7th and L Sts. N.W. No Branch Stores Cornwell's for the Delic Genuine Smithfield Hams at their best There is as much art in the cook- ing as in the curing of the Smithfield Ham. 1415 H Street Hams —$1.25 per pound Sliced—any weight—$1.65 per pound The Cheese of Your Preference It makes no difference what Cheese you want —imported or domestic—it is sure to be included in_the forty different varieties you'll find on sale in our Delicatessen Department. G. G. Cornwell & Son Phone Main 875 —will be positively relieved or your money refunded, if you use, as directed, RADIUM HAY FEVER SOLUTION $2.00 Per Bottle Don’t let constant colds rob you.of your vitality.- Try one S0-cent tube of our RADIUM COMPOUND —for head colds and catarrh. POLITICIANS MAROONED {MICHIGAN GAS TAX LOST.|Zail"we, "\ &sed Groesbeck to ON SHIP IN ICE FIELD|governor's WVeto of 8-Cent Levy|DY lesisiativ Newfoundland Candidates “Stuck Fast” as Prospect for Heavy ‘Voting Dwindles. By the Associated Press. ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Apgil 17.—Marooned in a fleld of ice off the Newfoundland coast, where their steamer Kyle is frozen fast, four political candidates for the spring election are planning for a rescue by airplane, 30 they can file their candidacy by next Monday, the last day for this legal formality. Candi- dates for both the government party and the opposition from the dis- tricts of Burgeo and Fortune boarded the Kyle more than a week ago, in- tending to file in their own district. The steamer, which carried supplies for the starving settlements along the south coast, became stuck in the | icefield at Lamaline harbor. She has | not been able to move since. \ With election day set for May 8| and with six weeks recuired to carry | out a thorough campaign along the ' sparsely settled shore, candidates of both parties aboard the ship face | the certainty of a light vote. — PRIZE FOR TRAIN NAMES. ‘The Southern railway today announced ' a prize of $200 for the person suggest- ing the most appropriate name for two new trains, Nos. 33 and 34, to be inau- gurated Sunday, April 29, between New Orleans and New York, by the Southern rallway system, the Loulsville & ¥ash- ville, the West Point route and the Pennsylvania rallway. W. H. Taylor, passenger trafic manager of the South- ern system here, is to receive all sug- gestions. — The polish peasant woman is prac- tically the only rich woman in the re. public because her husband’s property is exempt from taxation in order to encourage the raising of grain. Cannot Be Overriden, Is Believed. LANSING, Mich.,, April 17.—A bill recently passed by the stat lature imposing a tax of 3 cents a lature ImposInE & NEW LIQUID PUTS 7-DAY CURL IN STRAIGHT HAIR Gives Beautiful Permanent Wave Effect to Stubbornest Hair. — Thanks to a new discov- ery of Bclence, every woman may now have the soft, glistening wavy hair she. Iways longed for. This new discovery 1s i1 the form of a liquid—and r may be, a single a plication of this 1 liquid will maf soft, silky cur tifni natural Thin does not mean that you must do away with your tried and Tested kia curlers. Curl” your bafr as usual, but before doing wo just apply & few ‘drops of this new llqui ed . Then watch the sometimes longer. No more ruinous hot froms—no more costly fees to hair dressers—no more fusy or bother of any kind. “For with Domino Curlette your halr will always be well dressed and charmiog, with a wealth patural waves and caris. Get Domino_Curlette today for just a small price. Money back if you say so. Bold at good druggists, and department stores everywhere. of r THOUSANDS OF U. S. Army Cots Mattresses, Pillows and Blankets FOR SALE WASHINGTON 11 STORES Main Office 303-5 10th St. NW. OR RENT SALVAGE CO. NEXT WINTER’S SUPPLY SHOULD BE ORDERED NOW! ‘With the experience of last tion still fresh in your mind and the anthracite coal situatiol winter’s shortage and substitu- still unsettled, true wisdom dictates that you would “play safe” and order coal now. We are filling all orders in rotation at the fairest price that , is quoted. R J &M 4th and F Sts. N.E. i C. GRACE Linc. 233-234 Ghe Economy Corner Tth.and H.5ts. NV Cash Selling—Means Lower Prices Wednesday Only —a One-day Special Sale that will interest you—because you'll valuesupto$15for - aires and SuitsKe11y Tweeds in Boxed straight-line models. .. : —Plain and Coats weaves c,] smartly $8.90 cut am well made, Very popu- lar CoatS.cecccecnnce Dresses Crepe, de —Allty —Wool Serges, Pol- $8.90 Plaid m e Crepe hine, measure stren; v.hot'o Sverride e veto, ropr in his veto message Ghsrl'ts t! bil] unjust in that .ll ‘would be a tax not only upon auto- Gold Medal or Pillsbury’s Best " 5.1b. 3ack, 28 12-1b. sack, 58c 24-1b.sack, $L10, The Store At Your Door contains a complete line of the finest merchandise at the ver: possible prices consistent with quality—delivered IN your home! You will find this the ideal way to cks satisfactory service in Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Mount Pleasant, Saul's Addition, Takoma Park, D. C, Takoma Park, Md., Blooming- Watch For Further Expansion! purchase your Groceries. dale and Petworth. P-K COFFEE The best value on the market. Once tried, always used Pound, 25¢ BREAKFAST FOODS Grape Nuts...... Post Toasties. . Shredded Wheat, Puffed Rice... Puffed Witeat. Quaker Oats............ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes... Kellogg's Krumbles.. Kellogg's Bran, large. Pillsbury’s Bran Cream of Wheat Wheatena . Triscuits ... Pettijohn ..... Post Bran, 2 for. BAKING POWDERS Royal, 6-0z., 24c; 12-0z....... 45¢ Rumford, 8-0z., 17c; 16-0z...32c 10c, 15c and 25¢ BACON Sugar cured, hickory smoked, sliced by machine, with rind off. % b, 20c; b, 38 Pennsylvania Avenue same Remarkable Suits —with two-pairs of Pants— There’s a certain manufacturer who owns many hundred yards of these splendid Tweeds, Herring- bones and Cheviots—at a very advantageous price —and he’s letting that price be reflected in the cost 1424-26 Irving Street N.W. Fifteen of our trucks are now givin mobile owne! but upon all of : | users of gasoline Framers of the measure had estl- mated 'the state would derive mors than $6,000,000 annually in revenue from the bill, the money to be ex- pended in highway construction and in retiring highway bonds. ¢“ The Store at Your Door *° Wesson Oil..... Mazola Oil. .. Instant Postum.....25c and 40c Lipton’s Tea.. ..23c and 45¢ Raisins, both kinds ... 13¢ Prunes, Ib. ......15c, 20c and 25c Gelatine, Knox or Cox......20c Cocoa, Baker’s, %5 1b. .. 19¢ Chocolate, Baker’s, %5 1b.....19¢c Salt, Morton’s .. 04 Premier Dressing Tak-hom-a Biscuits SMOKED HAMS Swift's “Premium” 8 to 10 Ib. sizes Lb., 24c “PREMIER” JAMS In 15-0z. glass jars—Straw- berry, Raspberry, Cherry, Black- berry, Peach, Apricot, Red Cur- rant, Damson, Orange Manma- lade, Grape Fruit Marmalade. Jar, 28¢; 2 for 55¢ ...29c and S3c ..30c and 55¢ GINGER ALE AND SARSAPARILLA Clicquot Club Per bottle. . - Srouensn. Per case (24 bottles). Refund of 50c on case and empty bottles. * SOUPS Campbell’s can. Van Camp's, 3 cans Columbia 10422 Brand-New Brother! From the Vasear News. L Student—I should like permissio to go riding with my brother. Warden (quickly)—And how long ‘htvo you known him? Student—About two weeks. BUTTER Fresh Creamery Gold Bar, b., 55¢ Blue Ri!;bon, Corcordia, 1b., 65¢ lowest SUGARS Granulated, in carton, Ib... 4 X Powdered, Ib... = Powdered, Ib....... Brown, Ib 9V SOAPS AND SOAP POWDERS Fairy Soap... Fels~Napthpa - Ivory, small.. Ivory, large Kirkman's . Octagon P Son Octagon White Floating. Palmolive. . ..... 3 cakes for 25c P and G Naphtha ..6c Life Buoy it Stae ... Kirkman’'s Powder. Octagon Cleanser Octagon Powder. .. Star Naptha Powde Gold Dust Ivory Flakes 7c; 3 for 20c Soapine Brillo .. FRESH EGGS _ Direct from the farm, packed in cartons. Every egg guar- anteed. Dozen, 32¢ Saks & Tompany We are giving you another choice of 300 of these 519 of production. We're doing the same thing in the selling price —otherwise they could never be marked $19. “Ask the men who bought out of the lot last week.” These are some of precisely the same Suits. Young Men’s—Sports and Conservative models —with an EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS—don’t for= Seventh Street N Radium Products Corporation 1105 Connecticut Avenue Main 6797 O’DONNELL’'S DRUG STORES get that. Sizes up to 42. Brocade Poplins, etc.—in new Gardiner & Dent ey g $8.90 ; INC. 717 14th St. NW. g Main 4884 models.” The best col- OFINGS cvvvcrsesnennse