Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1924, Page 18

PHOTOS OF HARDING'S|PUSH WORK ON APSE ALASKAN TRIP SHOWN| FOR EASTER SUNDAY C. J. Blanchard Gives Ilustrated | Catholic URVeTsity Authorities De- Lecture at Women's City Clud. MRS. VAN WINKLE 10 $PEAR]|CONFERENCE Mirs. Bradford to Tell of Educa- tional Measute Tonight. “Through Alasks#ad Up to Mount McKinley” was fhe subject of an filustrated lectute by . J. Blanchard at the Women's City Club last night. A dinner under the auspices of the husiness and professional section of the club, at which more than a hun- dred persons were seated, preceded the lecture. oide to @onoentrate in Shrine Building. ON DETAILS Columns to Weigh !leariy Three Tons Elfh Work ‘will be concentrated on_the triple apse in the crypt of the Na- tional Shrine of the Immaculate Con- ception at Catholic University so that it may be ready for Easter Sunday. The walls to the helght of ten feet are to be lined with St. Genevieve marble that will harmonize with the marble columns and the rich Guas- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Avelgh two and three-fourths .tons each. p These details were determined upon yesterday by Bishop Thomas J. Sha- han, rector of Catholic University; Rev. Dr. Bernard A. McKenna, secre- tary to the bishop, who is raising the $5,000,000 necessary to complete the church; Charles Maginais of Boston and Frederick V. Murphy of Wash- ington, architects; Thomas Johnson of Boston, who is superintending the marble work, and Mrs. Mary Chase Stratton of Detroit, who is planning the Della Robbia work. The archi- tect, the marble man, and the artist came from their respective cities for the conference. The foundation of the “Mary Me- morial,” the ‘center altar of the crypt, has been started; and when complet: ed will be surroinded by fifteen smaller altars so arranged as to honor the Blessed Virgin in the most natural and pleasing manmer. The marble column# "sixty-two in num- ber, which will form the chief orna- .ment of the crypt, will each weigh from two and three-guarters tons to nine and seven-eighths tons and will cotne from Italy, Greece, Germany, ‘England, France, Treland, Spain, Lab- zador, South America, Belglum and the United States. —_———— A woman in St. Louls spent §! 0 Boy Prodigy, Who Astounded Harvard Savants, Is Now Clerk at $23 a Week After Checkered Career, Involving Penal Term, De- o mands Job W hich Required No Thinking When Friends Offer Aid in Time of Need. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 10.—William J. Sidis, son of the late Dr. Boris Sidis, internationally known peychopathologlst, who knew six languages and passed col- lege entrance examination when he was eight years old and entered Harvard University at eleven, is, at twenty-six, = $23-a-week statistical clerk in a New York business office, Jt became known yesterday, according to the New York Tribune. Young Sidis became xnown as & boy rodigy in 1809 when, in short trousers, delivered & lecture on the fourth freely and ably answered all their ques- seven he passed anatomical examina- tions at Harvard Medical School, and the next year he jed entrance ex- aminations of the chupetts Insti- tute of Technology. At ten he entered Tufts College, at eleven, Harvard, from which he was graduated in 1914 at the age of sixteen. After two years of graduate work he became an Instructor in mathematics in Rice Institute, Houston, Tex. He was next heard from in Bosto) Ml{ 1, 1919, he was arres soclal ‘where on after & ist gathering, charged with riot- | an ing and sentenced to eighteen months in" the house of correction. He ap- pealed and defaulted, two warrants be- ing issued for bis atrest] bout six months ago friends of young Sidis found employment for him here. They had difficulty in coing #0, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924 WILL CONDUCT RETREAT. S LR AU AR IR I P Carmelite Priest Will Have Charge of Exercises Sunday. Rev. Robert of the Cross, R the Order of treat House next Sunday, when the “Day of Recollection” will be ob- served. The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning and close at € in the evening. Father Robert will deliver three conferences during the day. Fhe Sisters of the Atonement this morning began registration of . who will take part in the exercises. POSTAL COUNCIL PICKED. Members of the service council of the Washington eity post office have been elected as follows: P. Otterback E. A Hem{ for the supervisors: 8. E. Fisher 4 L. B Wllhlnlgn and C. A. Porter for the watchmen and laborers. The coungll will meet ° : Savings-- Tomorrow Begins a Sale of Unusual Interest to Every Woman—OQOur Greatest Purchase and for he insisted on doing work which did not Mr. Blanchard, who represented the | tavino ceiling. The columns, the |fo bulld an addition on to her home require thinking. Totestor: Debartmsnt, ‘onl (N6 smallest to be erected in the shrine, !to mccommodate her cats. President Harding's trip to showed the progress of the Al 1rip from the time the party em- barked untll its return. . \ The Henderson was able to get close enough to some of the many glaciers so that the photogréphers could obtain pictures of some of them as they broke apart and fell into the sea. After/ the departure of the presi- dential party for Seattle, Mr. Blanch- ard went on an extended jaunt by automobile equipped with flanged wheels to travel on the railroad tions on the subject. at ¢ p.m. tomorrow for the purpose At two hé could fead and write, at of completing organisation. less than 1715 Pa. Ave. 7th and F Sts. 904 F St. 418 7th s S o mvestment will give greater HEUEs Are. returns than buying Hand Bags at these sale prices. One-third to one-half less than regular— $2.19 $3.49 i $4.49 $4.95 $5.95 Manufacturers’ samples—the season’s smartest styles, in the finest of leathers and workmanship. Save One-Third to One-Half Pouches, envelopes, Peggy bags, vani- ties, swagger and some broken bottom % shapes, of fine pin seal, India goat, bea- 3 ver calf, vachette, morocco, cobra seal— %k« also silk and velvets—some beaded. A Price sale of great money-saving possibilities $495 —don’t miss it! o= STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER tracks. He obtained pictures which wiic Whe Safe # & Drug Stores e e o .9 Stores in Washington 'Cut Prices | Special Sales $1.00 size Hypo Cod .. Maycroft Writing Paper and Envelopes 30c size Kolynos Tooth Paste . WENTY-FOUR shests and 24 envelopes of a qual- 50c sx.ze Mulsified Cocoanut Oil r‘lf‘ ity you would not expect to receive at so low a price. 52‘5)00 Sl.Ze }_‘l’oo(;fl’)u;iy Soap, ]A7CA lc[anke;dscfor é‘g Comes in an unusually attractive box. size Hinds’ Honey an ond Cream i oo $1.00 size Listerine . ... s - i Unmf‘;o‘xl: g::g::;:‘; 3 3C 50c size Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia .. : S0c size Bicycl;e Playing C:rgds A 25c Can of Gentlemen’s Talcum - =y Powder Given Away With a Tube 75¢c sgzeMellms Food. of Rexall Shaving Gream at 30c ‘ 60c S‘IZC Sal ,Hepat,lca SR e TFTY-FIVE cents worth of standard merchandise at this very o 3T | nr e S I L S TR s1ze . . Lo cal oiniaore oM owder an e Shaving Cream. 25¢c size Lyon’s Tooth Powder, 17c; 3 for .......S0c During January Only 30 C $1.00 size Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder . .79 Both for Theatrical Cold Cream PURE, snow-white, delightfully fragrant Cream, cleanses, Professionals use it because ty William E. Chamberlin, presi- dent ie club, announced that Mrs. will demonstrate health Suturday. at 1 p.m., Mrs, ford, state superintendent ion for Colorado, will ad- forum luncheon on_the of Miss Rorah, will furnish enter- tainment features on January 1. et e e Mules which have been broken to wear snowshoes are being used to carry the mail in.some. of the snow- ed mountain regions of Call- a ——— Look Ahead and Save! Lowered Prices on Standard Preparations A Two-Day Sale of Toilet Articles Women who attend this sale will find it very advan- tageous to anticipate not only their immediate require- ments but future needs as well, for here are real oppor- tunities for economy. Extracts Sale Regularly Price Coty Paris Ex- tract, 2 oz ....$5.49 250 size Mavis Talcum Powder ................16c 10c size Palm Olive Soap, per dozen ...........8% 35c¢ size Palm Olive Shaving Cream ............2% 50c size Mennen’s Shaving Cream ..... .39%¢ e ’::;:‘::‘ ::‘::"v :l'::.‘““s- 50c size Ipana Tooth Paste .......... vee..45¢c| : i Sl 60c size Forhan’s Tooth Paste ................ ;gc g D::'l ’; 50c size Squibb’s Tooth Paste .....c.c..........3% ing January $1.00 size Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil ...........75¢ | Only—Pound Tin 100 Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets . eeeen 19 A Sale of Imported Dupont Tooth Brushes 60c size Doan’s Kidney Pills cooceeeeinnennnnnn. .490 MADE in France at the famous Dupont Factory. 35¢ size Vick’s Vapo Rub ......cceveeinnaeaaa.29% great vasiety|of “"’;;“;;’n ":y :z‘:‘m VA, $1.00 Pinkham’s Vegetable Co;xpo:nd e .89%¢ Ri;‘ ulurly 3¢ S0c size Levy’s Lablache Face Powder . Reduced During January 30c size Fr‘t?;tilla, 17¢c; 3fOr coveecceecnnceeass.50c | Special, Each 50c size Levoris ..... e T 25¢ size J. & J. Baby Talcum Powder ......... .19¢ All Washington is talking of delicious Saradee FTER the dance, the A theatre, bridge—when tete-a-tete moments call for delicious serving, you can hear couples everywhere ex- claiming over Sar-a-Lee Sandwich Spred, the creamy delight all Washington is suddenly enjoying! Creams Sale Regularly Price Domino Freckle, $1.00 8¢ ino Creme Youth 1.00 Tokaloa 65c Angelus Lemon, $1.00 Angetus Lemon, $0c Cremre Le Mon, 60c Creme Le Mon, $1.00 Cold 59c Mary Garden Ex- In this lot are included a: Repe & Gt clet de o ........ $1.75 ng, 60c Pond’s Vanishiag, 35c Woodbury’s Cold Cream ‘Woodbury's cial Parme Roger & Peau d'Espagne, Azurea, 2 oz....249 Velivole, 1 oz. ..$3.00 Toilet Waters So good s its rich velvety | dressing, its blending of pickles, peppers, olives, spices and ham, that home and formal occasions de- mand plenty. Perhaps it enriches snowy bread-stars and is served with marsh- mallows and hot chocolate; or it tempts deliciously from 1 25c¢ Roxbury Hot Water i ty's L'Origan, Bottles B Hind’s “Honey MADE of good quality red oty's m’é B ons Almondfu % .1‘:: rubber, 2-quart capacity. i by s $4 o & ‘ ‘We are able to guarantee it " O <5 z‘c !" I for ., 600 $4: c i one year, ecause we l“” Il il make it ourselves and know the quality. Special Dur- gecial Dur. 8Q¢ Elkay’s White Pine, Tar and Wild Cherry Compound AN old, dependable remedy A that will loosen difficult,. tight colds. A harmiess Milk Chocolate AN, opportunity £ do buy' s tull Eaags alf-poun: ar o this famous Milk a Chocolate at & very low price. A confection that is Regularly i | Hersheys crisp bits of toast, saltines, or butter-thins; or it fur- nishes just the rich flavors needed for salads, tartare sauce and Thousand Island dressing. Its sweet, tangy creaminess gives it many inviting uses. Week End Food Specials Cigarettes 2 packages of quality pantry needs at slightly’ more than the At usual price for one—but on ; Fridays and Saturdays Only. N Cut Prices Coffee (1 Ib. reg. 45¢) 2 I‘;:‘S'Z: Camels Lucky- Strikes liked by young and old, and high- 1y nutritive. m25c)| i Homemaid Chocolate Nougatines T nougat centers, encased in rich chocolate shells. Handsomely boxed. The price only made possible because we | make them in our own factory. Pound 9 C, Box Beich’s Golden Crumbles z g Sale Houbigant Jas- Regularly Price mine, 4 oz. ....$§ Pinaud’s Eau De Houbigant Muget, Quinine, 8 o0z..$1.10 4 oz $1.50 Pinaud's Eau De Quinime, 4 0z. .. 75c 8% Herpicide, 8 oz. $1.00 83c Herpicide, 4 oz. 50c Harper's Mas- cero, 6 oz. ....$1.00 Liquid Arvon, o Buy Sar-a-Lee from your = favorite grocery or delica- tessen to-day. Tea (¥ Ib. reg. 50c) 2 for 6lc Cocoa (¥; 1b. reg. 25¢c) 2 for 26c Salad Dressing (Liggett’s) (reg. 40c) 2 for 4lc Chocolate Pudding (reg. 15¢) 2 for 16c 75c Oc THE SAR-A-LEE COMPANY Cleveland, Ohio ] Hardwater, regularly $1.00 00 dozen; sale price, 69c dozen. Cake Chocolate Beef Cubes (reg. 3c) 2 Orange Marmalade (reg. 25¢c) 2 for 26c for 3lc Chesterfields PEANL'T and molasses skillfully combined to make ‘a crisp, crunchy, delightful Candy. A peanut paste pres_u:ation and a splendid medicine for colds and kindred ailments. Have a bottle in your home. Regular 50c Bottle Safetee Lotion, $1.10 Lemon, regularly 60c dozen ; sale price, 35c doxen. Orange, regularly §1.00 dozen; sale price, 60c dozen. Soap dolls, imported; reg- filling, encased in a crisp shell of molasses candy. Regular 49¢ pound tin Reduced dur- ing Jenuary C — only to ..... H St Ivory Specials Regularly Price A lot of !(lrror?,“ 81‘.;0y $L15 A Tot of Mirrors, $295 $1.95 A lot of Brushes,$1.50 $L1§ A lot of Brushes,§295 $L55 Tooth Paste Sale 5 Regularly Price Alan F’%w;d e."f e 25& 3“ Alarge assortm Forhan’s . S0c 3 \‘l’-fr BT”':"" 150 $L29 Knox _Tartar .... 25c 10c 7 gm.h“""”m 295 Hot-Water Bottles Prophylactic Sale Toothbrushes, 35¢ 3o Regularly Price St poo Dixie Flyer, first Sal Regularly Price .38 M0 ularly 35c¢ each; sale price, 19¢c each Solmon's Lemon, regularly 25¢ each; sale price, 3 for Soc. Cuticura, regularly 25c each; sale price, 3 for 50c. - Armour’s Certified, 25c each; sale price, 19c each. Palm and Olive Oil. Regu- larly 60c dozen; sale price, 45c dozen. Lifebuoy, regularly 8c cach; sale price, 15 for $1.00. Hairbrushes Sale Regularly Price assortment rushes .... 79 (12 oz. jar, reg. 39¢) 2 for 40c Strawberry Jam (15 oz. reg. 45¢) 2 for 55¢ Raspberry Jam (15 oz. reg. 45¢) 2 for 55¢ and Rose Water A SOOTHING, healing liquid, almost certain to relieve chapped skin. Use it on your hands regularly to prevent roughness. Regular 25¢ Boftle Reduced Dur- SIMILAR in quality to the Hot Water Bottle. Complete in all details. 2-Quart Capacity Fenuary Onts 89C Lunch at Liggett's Soda Fountains Sandwiches of All Kinds Liggett’s Delicious Hot Chocolate B e _q-gali% ........ $1.00 Dixie Flyer Syr- inge .. .$1.00 Ever-Hot Bottles Ever-Hot __ Bottles “Ever-Hot " LANSBURGH& BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST- Palmolive ... Watkins nut Oil . S50 Amami . carw. 15C Y;rdley's Laven- 3c c $1.23 It is sold Friday and Saturday i A ONLY at this special price. That is one reason why you will-find such a remarkably fine assortrfient of Choc- olates at such a price. They are made in our own factory, too, and come to you fresh every week-end. Regularly 50c. Friday and 39 Saturday only, per pound, c 1c . 13c MAJOR (Perfecto) R JUNIORS~ 5 for. 50c—10 for 98c Little Mis One-third the sege- e ineredienay ihen candy coated: For children and edults. SOLD BY YOUR Piedmonts Sweet Caporal G Ji . a=be (;Smoz. reg. 45¢) 2 for 46¢ Pack Peanut Butter of 12 c (10 oz. jars, reg. 35¢c) 2 for 36c 20 Vn.nilh(;ixtraet ) 2 for Yo S oz. reg. or Pure Olive Oil Carton $1.20 (12%; oz. reg. 98¢c) 2 for e ¢ of S Grape Jell (l‘(’)emein’:—, reg. 35¢) 2 for 360 2(” (Major) ‘ 5 for 45¢—10 for 86¢c High-grade, Sumat; apped, D ic Cigar. The filler is all | Havaxllg1 gz{: the :e';:l:? p‘:;:e of 10c ?tmfi;mma&gz {nr itseelf nnczneinhle 1 reputation for Cigar value. At the week-end price of 10 for 86c the value is correspondingly greater. : 1Sc Straight, LA ROSA 2 AROMATICA (Liggett's) 5 for 60c—10 for 35120 3 10c Straight 13c FLOR.de MURAT : £ (Club Cabinet) LA PROVIDENCIA (Epicure) 5 for 50c—10 for 98¢ -5 for 45¢—10 for 86c Peog'}es Dljlg Store, Inc.