Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1925, Page 12

12 SALVATION ARMY SEEKS CANVASSERS Wants More Volunteers for House-to-House Appeal to Secure Budget. An appeal for additional volunteers THE EVENING FADELESS DYES ACHIEVED IN U. S.; VISCOLOID FIRM PLANNED. COTTON TRADE IS INDEPENDENT Chemists at Department of Agriculture Free Nation From Foreign Domination—Brightest Colors Are Safely Used. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., ica's milllons of cotton users have been definitely freed from foreign domination of fadeless dyes through April T.—Amer- for the house-to-house canvas of the | the discoveries of chemists employed the interest of contributions to its $50,000 relief fund was made today by Adjt Ernest R. Holz, director of the cam- paign. A number of women already have volunteered for the work and set out today under the direction of Miss Mary Nicholson to aid the Army in raising the quota necessary lo carry ief work in Washington hese women are Mrs. Eliz- n, Miss Rose Alexander, Miss Harriett Salvation Army in A Olive Pumphrey. \(r< Robert Springman, Mrs. Irene Park- hurst, Mrs. Harriet Reed and Mrs. Charles Davis. Others who care to help the Army are urged by Adjt. Holz to report to him at the organ- ization's headquarters at 607 E street. Funds Come in Slowly. Only $10,000 of the $50,000 has been d Adjt. Holz appeared deeply cerned today over the slowness| which the contributions are | 1 “Undoubtedly many per- ntend to contribute have | »ff because of Easter,” he said. Jably plan to make their s toward the end of the ~We are hoping they will send r s now, for the contri- butions are coming in slowly.” Twenty-four of the contributions received by the Army Yesterday came er service men. One gent , that he could “spare ests Pledge Money. ry committes in charge paign has planned to meet h sday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock ) the Evangeline residence at 1330 L street to make reports on sub- scriptions. The Evangeline is one of the self-supporting institutions operated by the Army exclusively for working girls, The guests have pledged $1,000 for the fund, approxi- mately $500 of which already has been raised. A Good Friday service will be held by the Army Friday night in the auditorium at its headquarters at 606 E street, coupled with a memorial meeting to celebrate the anniversary of «the birth of the late Gen. Willlam Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Brig. William H. Barrett, commander of the organization in Washington, . Holz will be the principal | York City, in the color trade laboratory of the United States Department of Agricul- ture, Washington, it s asserted in a report by R. Worris Shreve of New chairman of the division of dye chemistry of the American Chemical Society, made public at the opening of the society’s sixty-ninth meeting, here yesterday. Fadeioss vat dyes, the report de- clares. are now being produced in the United States at prices below their cost in Germany. Savings aggregat- ing millions of dollars to American cotton manufacturers have resulted from the development of cheaper in- termediates for dye manufacture. These intermediates, particularly necessary for the vat dyes, are, it is said, actually being exported to Ger- many. “The American manufacturers of vat dyes,” says the report, “now have at their disposal cheap and pure prod- ucts with which to build up the com- plex molecules characteristic of these colors, which give the brightest shades and the most permanent col- ors yet made. Every household in the land has been affected by this change. “The rapidly fading colors of 1916 and 1917 and the waste entailed in replacement cost for clothes and dra- peries have given way to sun-fast, mo-fade clothes and materials. “These are possible,” the report adds, “because of the vat dyes, and the American vat dyes are with us because of the development of cheap aluminum chloride and phtahlic anhy- aride.” Tobacco Growers’ Meeting. Special Dispateh to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., April 7.— A meeting of the Maryland Tobacco Growers' Association is being held here today. The speakers scheduled include William L. Marbury, Thomas Parran and George I. Gardiner. Wanted Help A large real estate cor- poration has opening for two active salesmen, xperienced men pre- ferred. Excellent oppor- tunity for the right men. All communications strictly confidential Address Box 201—J, Star Office ENSNEENRENEXEISEEEERIGENASERINRNENRISE The man who invests in a Series 80 has the personal sat- isfaction of driving a Pierce- Arrow car—a social as well as abusinessasset. Yet he pays no more to maintain it. Ask for a demonstration. Gen. Booth died in 1923. utions to the fund, Adjt Holz advised, should be sent to 606 I street, in care of Thomas P. Hick- man, treasurer. VIRGINIA JURIST BURIED. Judge William R. Barksdale Was on Bench 50 Years. Dispateh to The Star. /ILLE, Va. April 7.—Funeral were conducted at Halifax this morning for Judge William R. Barksdale, Virginia's oldest judge in point of ice, who died at his home after being on the bench 50 years. He was elevated from the magistracy when the Virginia constitution was changed for the first time, and he re- mained there except during the Ma- hone regime. Judge Barksdale was 77 years of age and had been failing in health six months. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia Watkins Barksdale, and nine children—William R. Barksdale, jr., of Halifax; Charles C. Barksdale Richmond, Dr. Elisha Barksdale, State Senator D. Barksdale and John C. Barksdale, all of Lynchburg; Mrs. Fannle Craddock of Cluster Springs, Mrs. Louise Watkins of South Boston, Mrs. John Martin of Halifax and Miss Mary Barksdale of Halifax. SCREENS! SCREENS! Do Not Delay We want an opportunity to estimate for all the SCRE Orders in Washington and ad- joining territory Metal and Wood Screens. Adjustable Metal Screens. Venetian Blinds, fami’ Metal Bathroom Cabine Metal Radiator Cabinets and Shields Do Luxe Bathroom Accessories. FOSS-HUGHES COMPANY 1141 Connecticut Ave. N.-W., Washington, D. C. STAR, Du Pont Comrane e e Chemical £~ ~~wation. WILMINGTON, Del, "April nouncement was made by the du Pont | Powder Co. last night that plans had | been completed for the formation of the du Pont Viscoloid Co., to deal in pyroxylin plastic products. 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