Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 24

BALLOU ELECTED TOHIGHN.E.A. POST District Educator Made Pres- |3 ident of Department of Superintendence. .. Bryan, e University of In eneral on of the Superintendence con- this con- deal to fresh- - | compre Inspectors. W. L. Spencer of the State education department of Alabama was named vice president, and J. S. Stewart of the University of Georgia was elected etary and treasurer. The city teacher training school se tion elected Dr. W. D, pal of the School “president; and D the New Jersey 0, secretary and Great Influence on Youth. Inculcation of knowledge or infor- mation alone is by no means the chief function of the schools, especially b program must stres velopment of proper terests, Dr. Calvin C. of seconda versity of The chang vily the de- als and in- s, professor rriculum of the hich is undergo- Retersing these objec Americ on youth and society g today.” .| THREE ARRESTED IN FEUD. Kentuckians Held on Murder HE EVENING GILBERT PROTESTS - GERMANG' BANKING Ceposit of Railroad Funds in Traffic Credit Institution Threatens Dawes Plan. AR ANSEL MOWRE! STAR, WASHINGT! received by it, {s therefore, in a sense, sacred, since it already is earmarked and ought normally to be deposited in the Relchsbank, where it would strengthen the bank, and thereby the German economic situation, in a per- fectly legitimate way. Instead, the railroad company turns over the money to a bank in which it owns a majority of the stock, in order that this money may be loaned to private German concerns. 3 That this is an exact statement is proved by the fact that of nearly 200,- 000,000 gold marks the rallroad com- pany now has on hand, 100,000,000 marks are on deposit in the trafic bank. Such a proceeding is’consider- ed unsound business, first, because of the risk of funds of the German Rail- road Co.; second, because it enables certain privileged Germans to make . | money trom railroad funds, and third, N, February 26.—S. gent general of reparations, has had to remonstrate with Chancellor Luther concerning the ac- es of the German Traffic Credit k, an institution whose present operations might hinder the function- ing of the Dawes plan. The trafc bank is a small one unded in 1923, with a capltal of ,000,000 gold marks. Its purpose was cilltate the payment of frejght tariffs and to enable German ship- pers, by paying small interest, to de- lay payments, the bank utilizing the funds for a few days before. trans- | terring them to the rallroads. Since the Dawes plan went into this situation has changed. The because, in case the money should be lost, the railroad company would not be in @ position to meet its obliga- tions and the German government would have to make them good. T fore it is considered probable Credit Bank ortly be transformed, or clse cease to exist entirely. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News Co.) German Traffic During 1923 there were 341,000,000 olectric lamps sold in the United States. Of this total two-thirds were full-sized lamps of various wattages, while the remainder were miniature electric lamps used chiefly for signs and autos. D. T, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925. W. Whalen, “baby” fireman. Abramson sald he dld not know that it was a violation of the law. Theodore E. Beack, 59 years old, sheetmetal worker, died early today his home, 525 Queen street, after a short illness. He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter. Funeral services will he held Saturday after- noon at 3 o'clock, and will be con- ducted by Rev. J. A. Dudley, pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church. Burial be in the Methodist Prot- estant Cemetery. George Building Auditorium. ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Fehruary 26 (Special) —Watt Washington, col- ored, prisoner in the city jail, who developed smallpox, bringing a quar- antine on that institution, has been isolated within the jail and will not be removed, as had been suggested, it- was said this morning. Sillex sand 24 prisoners stricted The city health office is being rushed with persons seeking vacci- nation, and already more than 50 have been vaccinated there, while many other have been vaccinated by other physiclans. The health office charges 10 cents for the work, and Dr. Louls E. Foulks, health officer, advises general vaccination, although he belleves there is no danger of a spread of the disease. More than 200 partment this morning. was slight. hostesses yesterday at sity Women at Washington. Mrs. Elizabeth Crump Dead. Mrs. Elizabeth Annie Crump, 70 vears old, widow of C. R. Crump,| - Ha dled this morning at the home of her | SPCia! Dispateh to The Btar daughter, Mrs. W. H. Muir, 308 Fifth| FR RICKSBURG, street southeast, Washington. Her | 26. husband died December 25 last, and since that time Mrs. Crump has lived in Washington. She is survived by Mrs. Muir and a son, Harvey Crump. ——— dogs had today been vaccinated the concrete highway tainment program in Young People’s Fire in the bathroom at 514 South Lee street brought out the fire The damage Mrs. H. B. Caton was one of the the American Association the clubhouse Miss Corla Pasvolsky, in_Russian costume, sang. Further work on the budget for the coming year was done this aftor- noon at the weekly Kiwanis luncheon Liquor and Auto Seized. Va, Fifty gallons of liquor roadster driven by B. A. Barnes were | captured by the police Wed 1 front of the National Cem Ba |TWO VIRGINIA CHURCHES JOINTLY INSTALL PASTOR Rev. Given Vienna and Idlewood L. Vroman Schermerhorn Presbyteriai Charges February with anti-rable vaccine, according to Dr. James J. Garvey, assistant city health officer. An overcoat valued at $125 and a .45-caliber revolver were taken from the home of A. R. Randolph, Duke street extended, Fairfax County, by a sneak thief who entered the house yesterday afternoon, police were notified today. Morrls Abramson, salesman, 622 Princeton street, Washington, was fined $10 and costs in police court today, where he was charged with breaking through the funeral pro- cession at the burial Tu Funeral services will be held Satur- day afternoon at 2 o'clock from Mrs, Muir's home, and interment will be in Bethel Cemetery here. Ollie Burgess, colored, with stealing $21.75, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $250 in Police Court. Alton Brown, charged 20 years old, was fined $5 for being drunk and 35 for|a disorderly conduct. Brown was ar- rested by Policemen Snoots and An- drews. The Golden Links Missionary So- t 8 o'clock will pre- nd an enter- ciety tonight sent a p held for trial Third Wat Brother Dies. appendicitis. Six months ago t day his Lrother, W. B. Walker, also a World War veteran, was dro A third brother died in Fran 1915 of wounds sustained in the gonne German railroads now are a Kind of private company with a mixed board of directors, part of them German and part foreign. This German rafl- road company holds 70 per cent of | the stock of the trafic credit bank. On the bank board are represented deputies, in jail charged wWith| the German minister of commerce, murder in connection with the death| (he railroad company, the Deutsch wounding of five other men at Martin | mercs and some private Instituti ITURE S PURNITURE W. D. Woses & Sons anday. The three Halls Deposits Under Fire. Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh Charg s in Death of Two Others. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT Ithaca, | Sheriff M. President. rashington, D. C., f the Depart-| 1) tion last ed Flint, Mich., president. Norma las, Tex., executive So far so good. But recently the railway company has begun to intrust the largest share of its funds to the German Traffic Credit Bank for in- vestment der the Dawes plan. the German Railrc is & large source ents. The money ‘Bad John” 2 member of .the family : |located by the authoriti 1, a fourth not been More Hmn m 000 women in Penn- farmers. Fi nm:lun Carpets Linens Upholstery Remember! all your favorite nationally adver- tised brands of food products are on our shelves and at the right price. SMOKED HAMS SMOKED SHOULDERS Swift’s Mild Sweet Cure, Small Sweet, Lean and Tender Sizes, 8 to 10 lbs. Sizes 4 to 6 lbs. Lb., 25¢c Lb., 14c BUTTER SAUSAGE price, $74.95; special $54.50. Fancy fresh creamery Loffler’s 100% Pure “Sunset Gold” ., 30c Blue, 9x12 reg. price, Lb., 48¢ Jos. Phillips’ Original $95.00; specxal $76.50. Lb., 35¢ § Taupe, 9x12, reF price, FRESH EGGS Last Few Days of the February Sale Oriental Rug Salon Persian Room- Size Rugs Hamadan, 9.6x11, $550 grade, sale price, $310. Arak, 94x12, $535 grade, sale price, $295. Mirabad, 8.10x12.1, $525 grade, sale price, $305. H amadan, 10.10x14.1, $675 grade, sale price, $415. Hamadan, 10.11x13.9, $750 grade, sale price, $425. Domestic Floor Coverings 1 Rug, rose, 9x12, reg. BACON | ! Sliced by machine, the rind is off. ] | Lb., 38c From Nearby Farms Every Egg Guaranteed Doz. 37¢c i i FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS $127.50; special, $92.50. Mu]ben'y, 9x12, reg. With the coming of Spring the supply of fresh vegetables is more plentiful and you will always find the new items in Piggly Wiggly Stores first. price, $95.00; special, $76.50. 550 e Fresh Tomatoes... .lb., 30c | Ce]ery . .stalk, 14c special, $69.50 Iceberg Lettuce. . head, lZc | Kale . I J G;:%’;’sgxm ge g;gg Spring Carrots. . bunch, | Beets . . &y 9 igem s Oyster Plant. ... bunch, 12: Parsnips . . . aupe, 9x12, reg. price, Spring Onions. ..bunch, 4c | Green Peppern.. ,.elch 60c New Cabbage. . ... .Ib., 61: Sweet Potatoes. . |b., 8c | Parsley ... Old Cabbage. . ... .Ib., | Turnips . oo il (5c [ Onions - .. Sc $70; spemal $57.50. T Rugs, taupe, 8.3x10.6, POTATOES Fancy Michigans 15 Ibs. 27c PEARS PEACHES 5 PINEAPPLE reg. price, $65.00; spe- Lady Alice Bartletts | Lady Alice, sliced or halves Del Monte, sliced cial, $54.75. Seamless Tapestry 18c| No.lean..........18 ;23c|'No.2¢an. . ... .25¢ Brussels Rugs, 9x12 cssat-A2Be| No. 2 o iomm. i i co 308 size, $29.75. CANNED VEGETABLES Seamless A xminster Tomatoes, No. 1 size. . can, Rugs, 9x12 size, $55. Tomatoes, No. 2 size...........can, Regular $150 Quality Worsted Wilton Rugs, Tomatoes, No. 3 size...........can, Corn, Monocacy Valley. . . special, $138.75 (9x12 Corn, Shoe Peg.. . ... size). | Succotash, Burt Olney. . The Linen Shop Peas, Lady Alice 21c | Peas, Red Goose Double-bed Cotton Sheets; sizes 81x90 inches. $1.10 each. Hemstitched U ti c a 22¢ | Peas, Sunset Gold ggfe::cil.ze (PxEofnches 27c | Sauerkraut, Silver Floss. .. ... . .cam, 16¢c | Kidney Beans, Joan of Arc. 15c | Spinach, Sunset Gold Tuna, White Star or Blue Ribbon, 15s, 27¢ Beam, Wagner Stringless. . Shrimp, Dunbar Dry 20: Beans, Campbell’s........... “De Luxe” Cotton Hem- F I_o u R Gold Medal, Pillsbury, Washington 12 Ib sack 75° e —————————— stitched Sheets, size FRESH FISH | FRESH MEATS 63x99 inches. Reduced to- A plentiful supply of all available Of the highest quality at lowest $1.65 each. 50c White Bath Towels, varieties at all our markets. prices. Porterhouse Steak extra large size. 39¢ each. Seliin Bl ..., Round Steak............. Prime Rib Roast. . ... «eo..Ib, 30¢ Chuck Roast....cecen.. ee-.Ib:, 20c | Pork Loin Roast...............Ib, 25¢ Pork Chops.....cc...c........lb., 30c Fresh Hams. ..................Ib, 25¢ Fancy Fish, About One Pound | Fresh Shoulders. ... _..._..__.Ib, 18¢ Leg of Lamb....occcaee.. ..o .Ib, 38¢c Each 25c¢ Fresh Chickens. ...............Ib, 45¢ SUGAR :- coc cnas 10 Ibs. 64c¢ Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, combination walnut, 66-inch Buffet, 8-foot Extension Table, Semi-closed China Case, Enclosed Server, one Arm and five Side Chairs. Artistic cane insert backs and 3259_00 seats upholstered in tapestry (illustrated above)..m.... A Charming Bedroom Suite, in four different color combinations: this suite has just arrived and brings a refreshing reminder that Spring is close upon 'us; the finish is of Duco, the most durable finish obtain- able; four pieces. Large Dresser, Chest of Drawers, 3260.(1) Princess Vanity and Full-size Bed. February Sale price. , Four-piece Combination Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of Full-size Bed, Three-quarter Vanity, Chest of Drawers, 520200 and 48-iNCh DreSserg . amicisie siumece cumivs smee emsanasatsa Three-piece Overstuffed Living Room.Suite, consisting of High- back Loose Cushion Davenport, and two Arm Chairs, 5197_50 covered in mulberry velour; $385.00. February Sale price. Three-piece Bed Davenport Suite, cane back and ends, loose spring cushions covered in taupe and verona; balance of suite 5239.00 covered in plain velvet piped in black. 3 pieces. ..mgus Gate-leg Table, in walnut, with drawer in end; size 519_75 CERceinie o o oinio siomp Sie ome = e w 35x48 inches; oblong shape. .. Refrigerator, top-icer, golden oak finish, 50-1b. ice 52 4 50 capacity, enamel interior.... ..aeve s o rioimescons et e & mume ot 2} Sc 35¢ 25¢ 25¢ 12¢ | 10c (13 Lemons . . Mushrooms . Scatter-Size Rugs Of unusual color and design. Group No. 1, §3 39.00 Group No. 2, $46.00 Group No. 3, $50.00 No.1 can.. " ee===230c [ No. 2 can.. No. 2% can..........39¢ | No. 2, can. . CANNED FISH Sardines, “Olivia,” in olive oil. . . .can, Sardines, “Underwood’s” Mustard. can, Kippered Herring, “King Oscar,”. .can Kipper Snacks, “Vera” Fish Flakes, “B. & M.” small. . . .can, Fresh Mackerel, “Gorton’s”. . ... .can, Ready-to-Fry, “Gorton’s”....... .can, Fish Roe, “Gorton’s”. . ...can, Flaked Fish, “Gorton’s” 13c and Red Salmon, “Argo” Pink Salmon Three-piece Living Room Suite, upholstered in taupe 14c velvet; cushions are covered in verona velour.....pes« 17¢ 15¢ Te 13c 23c 14c 9c 12¢ 17¢ 17¢ 19¢ 2le 23c 15¢ 28¢c 13¢ 13¢ 19¢ 18¢ Chinese Rugs Blue, 83x11, $325 grade, sale price, $260. Taupe, 9.1x11.8, $350 grade, sale price, $300. R ose, 9x11.5 $365 grade, sale price, $310. Taupe, 9.3x11.7, $365 grade, sale price, $310. Blue, 6x9, $225 grade, sale price, $180. Blue, 6x9, $200 grade, sale price, $160. S-piece’ Living Room Suite, upholstered in taupe mohair; figured mohair cushions; trimmed with moss edge Three-door Refrigerator, enamel lined, oak finish; ice $ capacity, 756 1bs....some.. 4‘2 75 et atae e sa s s ermengee s b n Excellent Value in Damask. Five colors to select from —rose, light tan, laven- der, light taupe and blue. Regular price, $4.00 per yard. Today, $2.50 Yd. Guaranteed Sunfast Gauze, 50 inches wide. Regu- lar $3.00 grades at $1.50 yard. Combination col- ors as follows: Blue and gold, rose and gold, black and gold and plain rose. A Large Piece Plain Golden Brown Velour. Regular $4.50. Special, $3.00 Yd. Special Values in Rem- nants, various materials suitable for curtains, draperies, cushions, up- holstery, pillows, etc., about one-third regular . prices. Cretonnes, a number of good patterns (small pieces only), sold from 50c to 85c yard; to close at 35c Yd. Very Special Imported Cre- tonnes at Half Price. Reg. $1.25 at 621,c Yd. Reg. $1.50 at 75¢ Yd. Reg. $1.75 at 87%ec Yd. Reg. $2.50 at $1.25 Yd. Drapery Department Seasonable merchandise at special prices, suitable for curtains, drapery and recover- ing furniture. Ib., 43¢ .Ib.,, 38¢ Ib., 32¢ Fresh Cod. .. Halibut Steak. Salmon Steak Fillet of Haddock. . A Figured Sunfast Armure, in lavender and ecru. Pretty Adam design, $5.00. Special, $3.00 Yd. A Stripe Sunfast Armure, brown and ecru. Regular $6.50. Special, $3.50 Yd. Another Damask, in rich mulberry with soft gold figure. Regular $8.50. Special, $5.00. A Handsome Embossed Velour, in dark blue. Was $12.00 yard. Spe- , $6.50. 5 FAT SHORE MACKEREL Purchases Forwarded Preraid to Any Shipping Point in the U. S INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN