Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1925, Page 23

STORMINENGLAND WORSTINS1 YEARS Fourth Gale in Six Days |« Causes Damage Threugh- out Country. By the Associated Py $ DON, January 2.—England is ept today by a furious gale, and the w where )t use -| Normal School by THE: EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D;:C., sidewise against a house, the shock ng glass flying from the | 1 car and dwelling. the south coast seasi inundated, win- Most of resorts are water covering the lower s of the towns. 4 industrial _districts several factory chimney stacks were parts of the country. | hustled to shelter o develop vi Shipping when the irts the stown for fresh w - sea for New York December s hit by a hurricane December 27 recelved dan including strained engine, that made it unsafe for her to proceed westward or make > fishing fleet is practically tied up, in the fish mdrkets and a rise in prices. . | “Mother Goose” Play Postponed. The “Mother Goose Strikes” blay ristmas pageant scheduled iven tonight in the Wilson the Washington ior Players has been postboned _| until further notice owing to the in- ing meets anl foot ball games At Folkestone a heavy motor lorry was blown into the harbor, and at clement weather. 1f you need work, read the want ! columns of The Star. | demolished. Telephone wires are down | 1S GIVEN INCREASE | Army Bill Carries $7,880 for Buildirg's and Grounds Over Last Year’s Sum. The Army appropriation bill intro- duced In the House toduy carries a total of $45.120 for public buildings and grounds in Washington under Col. C. 0. She f the Corps of F neers, which increase of over the current appropriation an Increase of $600 over the recommendatious and with priation of $70,570 for the Army War College, which is §4,000 less than the current appropriations The bill carrles $17,700 for mainte- nance of the Washington Monument, which is $280 less than the current appropriatiors and the budget recom- mendations. For the maintenance of Washing- ton's birthplace $13,080 is recommend- ed, which is $12,500 more than the current appropriation. For the maintenance of Lincoln Memorial $15,040 is recommended, which 1s $440 less than current ap- propriations and $120 less than the budget recommendation For improvement of the grounds of the excutive departments $1,000 is carried which is $240 less than cur- rvent .appropriations. This item was entircly omitted by the budget bu- reau. In his report to the House, Rep- resentatiye Daniel R. Anthony of Kpnsas, chairman of the subcom- mittee which handled the War De- partment estimates explains that the budget contained provision for increages of $96 each to the three watchmen and two floormen at the Washington Monument, and of $80 each to the three watchmen at the Lincoln Memorial. The House ap- ations committee reduced the atlons %0 as to permit In- of $40 to each, which will pay up to $1,000 each plus | valued at §80 per year, making a total of $1,080 which giv in excess of the pay received In the majority of cases for similar ser- vices In other establishments of the Government. For repairs to the building where Lincoln died, $240 rried In the bill which is $1.500 less than the ap- propriation for the current fiscal year. The same limitation on salaries in BAND CONCERTS. beginning' at 5:45 mper Fidelis’ The Emperor, (b) Potpourri, “Master Sweet Sixteen.... “The the District of classification of xesslon. e tion bill | sen i was_ submitted by the one car current fiscal year. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, | | By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stan- ley Hall, tomorrow evening, o'clock, . Zimmerman, band- Sousa Kiessler Entr'Acte (a) “Bless Yo' Heart” Vargas “March of the Spooks,” Baron Melodies, No. 1, of Old Light Operas,” Roberts Fox trot, “Ev'rything You Do,” Olman Waltz song, “When You Were .....Kahn Finale, “Kiss Me Good Night,” Bernie Star Spangled Banner.” mbla, under the 923, s recommended in the bill reported today as has been carried in previous appropriation bills X The detailed ntained In the report of Department appropria- Repre- s tive Anthony in his report made | today in explanation of the changes in this limitation, as compared with in the bill for the 1 1925 1,500 CARRIER BOYS |: GUESTS AT THEATER Large Delegation From The Even- ing Star Among Those at the Metropolitan, 79 | FUND ENRICHED BY $18. ted candy to the boys showed their apprec +| Total Given to .14 Opportunitia Through The Star Is $2,288.99. he following contributions to th t opportunities of 5 ve been rec the Wisdom Teeth. i B, (uny) ... 's never | Students Howard Uniy ntal Clinic, No. 1 A fair percentage of per: ks the | 1o A0 (aa needed) | Ihave wisdom teeth, dec Hygeia Magazine. These t erally crup eighteenth and although in many delayed. Frequently wisdom Fifteen hundred Washington news- paper carrier boys, Including a large delegation from The Evening Star tramped through the deepest snow in three. years thls morning to attend Harry Crandall's annual Christmas|form, but remain within the J party at the Metropolitan Theater. |and never erupt. T Constance Tdlmadge first enter-|such teeth do n tained the boys with her production, |casinoally it is “Her Night of Romance,” and then|them If there is Willlam Schmuter led in the singing|of infection Total teeth Lt / bone | From the Kansas City Star | How come? A do! me. T'm shor to put my preseriy oda fountain n | to | clerk on the ANNOUNCEMENT Due to Weather Conditions the Formal Opening of the LORD BALTIMORE FILLING STATION At Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street (Formerly the Connecticut Avenue Accessories Co., Shop at the Eighteen Busy Peoples Drug Stores and Save! 3 for $1 Good, heavy quality bath towels, size 18x36 inches— very absorbent. Many pretty designs from which to choose. ST T ST S SR S S T Inc.) Has Been Postponed Until Further Notice Watch for Announcement to Appear Later Giving Date of Special FREE OFFER EIGHTEEN STORES —The Better to Serve You Pathe Records 4 gc each Just in—a new assortment of Pathe Records. The latest dance hits and vocal selections by world famous artists. Come in now and hear them. January Saving Sales The First of a Series of Sales That 23c Fine quality 40-watt, Amer- ican mng: Electric Light Bulbs at a very low price. Be sure to supply your needs tomor- TOW. ST ST T B S e S Bring Greater Savings of Quality Drug Store Needs Just In! Aluminum Pitchers only 65 Beautifully finished 2-quart Alum- inum Pitcher, panel effect as il- lustrated. This useful pitcher should find a place in every home. Un- usually low priced at 65c. Phone Here It Is, MEN! Main 5215 Gold-Plated AutoStrop Razors Special 79(: A bargain that you E-ill do l»lvell to take ad vantage of tomorrow. eautifully finished gold- . Z plated AutoStrop Safety Razor, complete with Fifteen % &Y blades and strop—all in pretty case. 5 Exceptl'onal EIGHTEEN STORES —The Better to Serve You Tomorrow Values! and Save! $2.50 Hair Clippers Special $7.79 Fine quality nickel-plated Hair Clippers, with highly tempered sharp cutting blade. Just the thing to keep the children’s hair neatly trimmed or for the woman with bobbed hair. Special Low Prices on HomeRemedies aud Toiletries sz Phillips Milk of Magnesia . . 34c 1% Scott’s Emulsion . . . . . 69c Listerine Antiseptic . . . . 37c Freezone, for Corns . . 2lc Bell’s Pine and Tar . . 36¢ Vick’s Salve . . . . . . 23c Pape’s Diapepsin . . . 36¢ Mellin’s Food, 10-0z. Size . 57¢ Maltine and Combinations . 89c Tonsiline . . . . . 36¢ Prophylactic Tooth . 29c A Bargain for MEN'! 2 Tins of Fresh Tuxedo Tobacco . ... i W. D. C. Stanwix Briar Pipe...50c Total value . 7_3c = Both for 5 OC While Supply Lasts PR Carton Sale of_ CIG—A}E TTES = ?‘1 @ Piedmont § Tooth Brushes 19¢ A comprehensive assortment of tooth brushes . Pure steri- lized bristles which are guar- anteed secure. A good time to buy a mew brush for ecvery member of the family. Whisk Brooms 29c Splendid quality whisk brooms for keep- ing the clothing brushed free of dust and dirt. Saturday Only! Tomorrow—the first candy treat of the year— and a good one, too. A pound of walnut-stuffed dates and a pound of Mammy Lou Chocolate-cov- ered marshmallows—two pounds of fresh, de- licious candies for only 59c. “Be sure to take a treat home tomorrow” 50c size 35¢ size 60 size 35, size 60c size 75 siz, $1.50 size 60c size 40 Chesterfield Sweet Caporal Lucky Strike old Mill Sovereign Carton of 200 Cigarettes $1 025 $1.25 Guaranteed Fountain Syringes oniy 98¢ An excellent quality pure gum rubber Foun- tain Syringe, complete with two fittings, metal shut-off and rubber tub- ing. Fully guaranteed to give. entire satisfac- tion. A very exceptional value at 98c. Wash Cloths 3 for 25¢ Choice quality wash cloths in many pretty color combination. Tomorrow— get a one-pound box of Walnut Stuffed Dates and a one-pound box of Mammy Lou Chocolate [farshmallows Both 59C for Large specially selected dates filled with fresh cracked wal- nuts and rolled in sugar. A delicious, healthful confection that appeals to almost everyone. Delicious creamy Mammy Lou Marshmallows, hand-dipped, in smooth velvet-like chocolate coating, fresh and tempting. W Makes You Well! Keeps You Well! TODD’S TONIC A pleasant to take wine tonic that builds rich, red blood. If you have a cold or cough or feel tired and run down. heed nature’s warning and get a bottle of Todd’s Tonic today. At all Peoples Drug $1 Stores Brushes Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder . 19c Odorono Deodorant . . . . 23c Mavis Talcum Powder, 17c; * " 50c Dethol Combination . . . . 53c Remember—two pounds of frask, pure candies for only 59c. Saturday at the eighteen busy Peoples Drug Stores.