Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1924, Page 18

18 HOLDS MOVIE VIEWS BREAK DOWN MORALS “Y” WORKERS RAISE $6,682 ON FIRST DAY Miss Birklin Criticizes Character | Campaign Prize in $35,818 Budget of Pictures Shown as Detri- mental to Youth. TALKS TO CITIZENS' BODY G. W. U. Endowment Brought to|Which 33 Association's Attention. meeting in the Tyler ng. Miss Birklin, whe association in | e funds for the upkeep and for its further Drive Goes to Team of George W. Offutt. noon yesterday in the § lof the Y. M, was .obtalned 1 noon Monday and noon Tuesday. The | team captained by George W, Offutt, ved the duily prize for the best _|report of the day. 1t was awarded by the team to C. W, ve- maker in recognition of his Individ- ual work. want you to fmpr upon_ the D o | A. uso it pay for the building now | Per cent of its mainten a4 avenue south- e demands made it is proposed to east, is t upon it 4 sperty adjoining it. vy is the only non- n the District of learning sup d wholly by the student tuition ant depleting the prod: New ¥ tion. 1 was had wasolin d by the the permi nevertheless. inction is being Bridge. sted oppo ion_went on record as effort to have a ban TAXICAB DRIVER FINED. Collides With Car Occupied by Con- man and Wife. epresentative occupied route to d arged i irunk w Optimism is a fine thing, but, as a great Eng- lishman has remarked, a little pessimism on the part of certain diplomats and generals would have averted the World War. It is a wonderful thing to be young and am- bitious and confident. But it is the little touch of pessimism that saves most of us from com- plete recklessness—the same pessimism that the pro- [need of even this outside co- n How much better it would be not to forget— and avoid the penalties! Postum is a pure cereal beverage—delightful, and safe for any age—at any time. Good for breakfast at home, for all the family; good for lunch at the club or restaurant; good with the evening meal; good with a late night dinner— good on any occasion. Postum satisfies, and it never harms. Your grocer sells Postum in two forms: Instant Postum {in tins] prepared instantlyin the cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal {in packages] for those who prefer the flavor brought out by boiling fully 20 minutes. e cost of either form is about one-half cent a cup. SIDE o ORtimism The amount reported recelved up to | (O MWashington that the I |1 | achievements during the war as pre- What We Forget Between : 15 and 50 Schools teach, and nearly every home applies the rule against coffee and tea for children. When middle age comes, a great many people remember the facts about the caffeine drug of coffee and tea, and how its regular use may disturb health. Often they have cause to remember what it /ias done to them. Why not be fricndly with health, a// the time? Postum | for Health “There’s a Reason’’ F B AN KIN G| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. arlses from the *fact that the va religious werk among men; the ‘Y’ hospitality to thousands of strangers in Washington; its service to work- ing boys and its free employment de- partment, cannot be made self-sup- porting without charging fees that would exclude those who need these | services most. That is why we are now asking the public to contribute | 818 for this 12 per eent of our and women of all creeds and | lons are Invited tonight to | lecture at the central | G street northwest, en' by Catherine A. Antonius, will tell of her three pllgrim- | ages to the Holy Land. The talk | will be fllustr: The lecture will ! at 8:30 o A progra of | music will_be n in conjunction | with it_and includes the slnging of | Holy City” hy C. A. Pendleton, bari- b Ex-Premier's Indian Name. Two Eagles,” the name given! Joyd George by the Bloux Indlans upon his visit to America last year, Is in recognition of two phases of his | ce to England, one for his/ he other for his work to- The 1dea has conside. erested the English new reminds us that vouth does not last forever, and no man knows what the morrow may bring forth. That is why well-balanced people save as well as spend. For when contingencies are pro- vided for, optimism may rise on a sure foundation. MT. VERNON Savings N.E.Cor. 9ta St. Bank and Mass.Ave. (., .\WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924, loodward & Lothrop Semi-Annual Sale Brings Low Priceson Furniture and Rugs Furniture that is correctly designed and of most de- pendable construction, priced exceedingly low. Rugs whose beauty of coloring and design is equaled by their high quality of materiafia and durability, at prices that mean substantial savings. Be sure and attend this sale. The Deferred Payment Plan is very convenient if you do not desire to make the entire outlay at this time. representative on the floor will gladly explain its advan- tages to you. Free Shipments will be made to any shipping point in the continental United States. Packing and crating without charge. At Great Reductions Fine Willow and Reed Suites From Our Exclusive Selections 3-piece Reed Breakfast Sets, table and 4 chairs, in antique green and cream enamel or antique parchment ivory. Greatly reduced. $57.50 3-piece Suite oi high-grade reed; sofa, chair and rocker unusual in design and size. Burnt orange and black enamel finish; cretonne upholstery ; box springs. $112.,50 3-piece Suite of high-grade reed, upholstered in tapestry : frosted green finish; tapestry upholstery. $122.50 St. George Pattern Suite of 3 pieces, finished in frosted green; spring seats; cretonne upholstery. $67.50 $22.50 3-piece Fiber Suite with box-spring seat cushions and upholstered bac frosted green finish. $50 Reed-top Table to match this suite reduced to Fine Reed 3-piece Suite: box-spring seat cushions: blue printed mohair upholstery : enameled dark antique parch- ment ; greatly reduced. $127.50 Fine Cut Ceylon Reed Suite. 3 pieces, box-spring secat cushions covered in cretonne ; frosted blue finish. $127.50 4-picce Suite of Round Reed: semi-wing style; cretonne upholstered, spring seats and backs. Enameled gray and black. Settee, chair, rocker and table. $117.50 High Back, Wing Style 3-piece Suite with deep box spring seats: dark rich tafféta cretonne upholstery ; enameled an- tique blue. Settee, chair and rocker. $87.50 Very attractive small 4-piece Suite of reed; loose box spring cushions covered in printed mohair. $147.50 Large 3-piece Reed Suite, enameled anfique parchment: box spring seat construction. Comfortable, high backs. ’ $137.50 3-piece Reed Suite with spring seat cushions covered in cretonne; enameled light ivory or buttercup. $112.50 Very comfortable 3-piecé Sufite, (-namclzd orange and black ; box spring seats; at a'very great reduction. e $127.50 Iigh-grade French Willow Day Bed with box spring cush- jon: dark antique walnut finish; cushion covered in cre- tonne. Greatly reduced. $57.50 3-picce Reed Suite with wide arms: cretonne upholstery : box spring seats: cream shellac finish. Reduced. $67.50 Fine Reed Desks, Chairs, Breakfast Tables Lamps and other pieces at greatly reduced prices. Willow and Reed Furniture Section, Fifth fioor. 1 i 10-piece Combination Mahogany ' Dining Room Suite, $295 Paneled fronts ornamented by beautifully figured overlays add charm and interest to this handsome suite in combination mahogany. has the popular round-end oblong table. It also Buffet, china, server, extension table, 1 arm and 3 side chairs compose the suite. 10-piece Combination Walnut Dining Suite, with semi- 50 inclosed china cabinet, 60-inch buffet. inclosed server, oblong $2 72' cut-corner extension table and chairs with leather seats. Combination Mahogany 10-piece Dining Suite, with 66-inch $3 1 5 buffet, octagon-cornered extension table, inclosed china cabinet and chairs with tapestry seats. Spinet Desk of combination 36 inches long, sliding writing bed, folding top and handy pigeonholes ahogan and drawers. This Handsome 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $375 Of fine combination mahogany; the ‘fronts of cabinet pieces display- selected and ing beautifull iched veneers. Chifforette, Y y Large Vanity and Double Bed adapted to the larger bedroom. Excel- Ient conltrnzflon and finish. This suite with 2 Twin Beds instead of double bed, $395. Furniture Section, Sixth fioer. Sturdily constructed. Big, roomy Cane Wing Chair or Rocker of combi- nation brown mahogany. Coil spring seats, covered in walnut velour. $57.50. Wing Chair or Rocker, up- holstered in tapestry or ve- lour, owe much of charm to beautifully shaped and reed- ed posts. $44.50. Furniture Section, Sixth floor. Fine Worsted Wilton Rugs at Very Low Sale Prices These handsome rugs are truly representative of the exceptional values obtainable during the semi-annual sale. They are from one of the foremost makers of fine rugs. In exquisite colorings and tasteful designs that are true copies of much more expensive Oriental and Chinese rugs. A full range of sizes. so that you may choose large and small pieces that harmonize. 9x12, $122.50 8.3x10.6, $115.00 ’ 27x54, $11.75 Beautiful Wool Wilton Rugs In the Semi-Annual Sale —are remarkably low priced. Gorgeous Chinese and Oriental colorings and patterns in beautiful taupe, blues, rose, sand and mulberry. 9x12, $78.50 4.6x7.6, $29.75 8.3x10.6, $74.75 36x63, $14.75 6x9, $48.75 27x54, $8.75 Bug Section, Sixth floos. 6x9, $74.50 36x63, $19.75