Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1926, Page 3

CHRISTMAS SEASD THE SUNDAY 'AMERICA WRESTS "MUM" TITLE m UPEN NUV 26 Culture Here So Fine That! Merchants Advance Holiday! Shopping Term to End Last-Minute Rush. The Christmas season will be augurated in Washington stores mediately after Thanksgiving local merchants decided yesterday: i # meeting in_the office of the Mer chants and Manufacturers’ Associa- tion, Star Building. Advancement of the holiday trade season was voted to facilitate early Christmas shoppiug in line with the zeneral trend to eliminate the last- minute buying rush formerly mark ing the week before Santa’s arri The “Shop early nated several years ago as a ult of agitation by women's clubs against overworking of woman clerks. cording to Edward D. § tary of the merchants’ orgmiization. put the benefits have reached wider flelds. Buyers have recognized the advantage of shopping without haste and discomfort and have re- sponded readily to the appeal, he said. A better cholce of gifts also ed, it is pointed out. Season Now Has Six Weeks. Figures collected by the association as shop- aken | 4 icen the ch 1 is in- hold to such an extent that the re Christmas shopping season now spread over six-week period stead of the six 10 eight day former vears Washington will be prepared werchants this vear o accommodate this new public demand.” Charles A. Gold smith, chairman of the committee, commented ing yvesterday. “Instead of waking our opening of ¢ hristmas displays in December this v omolete holi- day merchandise stocks will he offer ed the day aftor Thanksgiving day. So many people are realizing the ad- vantage of making their holiday pur- chases in advance of thé us: sh that we have decided this vear to them every opportunity.” From a mercnandise standpoint. it was pointed out. this matter can be casily regulated. Npecial holiday £00ds, designed to meet the universal demand for Christmas gifts, are pur- chased by advance of the Clristmas Much of this merchandise tracted for as early as last F and a great portion of it was delivered o the stores either during the Sum- mer months or m the early Fall Preparations Are Made. ‘In former ycar: through some pec twist, felt that no Christmas shop- ping could be done until within a week or 10 days of the holiday, mer- chants were slow to |\nl their holid: wares on display haw *“The buying public them “Washington .erchants this have made peri:aps the greatest vance preparations in their history. The steadi the country. and particularly prosperity noted in this section, v indication of g =euson when the public, liar peychological 1x fo ad the | gives | Anticipat ing this, heen increasing thelr advance holiday merchandise ordeis.” WOOL TRADE HURT. Modern Feminine Styles Require Only Half of Yardage. i SAN FRANCISCO, November 6 (#) —The clothing abbreviations affected by the gentler sex are causing the wool men of the country considerable midnight oil trying to find 2 way to work up new markets for their product. Walter Humphreys of Boston. secretary of the National Asociation of Wool Manufacturers, told the annual convention of the C‘ali- fornia Wool v’ Association here oday. “The women vho dress in wool ga s need but half the yarduge pyevi- v required.’ Humphreys i and parties. AGGAGE men, HAUI B) G MALE CANARIE: ry “songaters. AT s Indiana ave nteed satisa S Pet Shup. ES REPAIRED. 618 H st. n.w. Phone Mam 8 to 10 am.__Drop 1 WILL any debta myaelf. L nw 1 WILL NOT BE R flm\:mx A l- Ve Tany otier fhan HOOE. contracted ROBERT FOR seif. CLAR! Apt. 40: ANNUAL MEETING OF of the Perpetual Bu 1004 E w.. on Monday, 15. 19 i pm. By Boand of aw & GARFIELD. INC contractors: pluns. estimutes. H'“i 5511, 401 Dist. Nat. 1 JACKRON BUILDI Bank Bl MOVED TO TARGER QUARTE & now., bet. F oand F.- Largest b new. "English and domestic ‘vadglery city. Traveling and. leather ¥o nishings. _1f \i¥s made of leather Pair it G KING. Jr RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY e auy PLUMMER 1' ’m, WoH URN Ploladelnhia or RANSFER AND NEW YORK CIDER selrcted and washed ailon slasw lugs at grocer s or phone West 190 SAMLU C. PAIMER COMPANY, INC., MAKERS OF PALMER Hl\'\r.\'l! HI\VI R \,4,‘|"\ APPLES CIDER -I(‘,e;w n}r‘.‘ v :19' el LOAD OF FUR Ball) STOR WANTED—A R’ ture from New Y SMITH'S FIXEST SWEL apple Made 0 of TIXCARA ORCHARDS ¢ Gajthersym dars Juss. CHIMNEY SWEEP AND ROOE_PAINTING KANE. 818 F St S W._ Frank Apples Vit B Golden. York, et 60 . Soehel Sweet Cider 40 cents per zallon Genrgia Ave Pike. 1w straight ou at Colestille to Lucknough Orchards, Ednor. Md. 1?2 miles from D. C. Line “Apples and Sweet Cider. Rockvillc Fruit Farm. Gr Golden. Twing and York Imoerial apvies plenti- uality low 10 price. Our e rom: clean. sound. - hand form fs 1 mile Rocl Potomi ROOFS REPAIRED AT A SMALL COST _@ur sxperts are at sour service JIRON re au80. 8+ Twig < 0 $160 per Free from be soda and cthe: oute of presery your con bt tainer Via Sligo, at us up. s i Rosfug _ B varte mpaay- -Ste. N.Er afford- rush of | Bhown merchants | to consumed) in- i Japan Buys Choicest Stock From U. S. First Record of Plant Is in Virginia About 1826. Points on Show. Americun ingenuity applied to the Iture of chrysanthemums, strated by the exhibits at the annual “mum” beld the Depart of culture, s wrested demon shows by ment Agy [ i from the Orient its ancient supremacy movement origi- | 1 i after the meet- | mum” the merchants months in | Japan calls it on. | fanna.’ vear | an unprecedented | ashington merchants have | | | 1 posed | 245 Peahody | CARK | ;| the jungles of the Congo, remodeling. | meeting of the Biologic [ the African tribes besides i jof the ape man whose name i ated r Than | talk by C. 8 19th 0w ;:"“, 7 t lincluded Mrs | shipped Stayman Winesap, Biack | gactures. {ment of the I set up in the palm r. { flower Hotel for the inspection { Improvement jbe held at the h : ings and Public Parks, | are being contributed by the Di is field of horticulture. The claim of the United States as leader in _the propagation of the ‘hrvsanthemum is undisputed, botan- though the industry in i rcely. more than 6ld. China and Japan, 1100 vears into ! 15ther countvies of the plant, where it became aflower of worship cen- turies now purchase their choic- est stock from America Australia and England, though socond to the United States in the growing of chrysanthemums, are said to be more interested in perfecting their older types of blooms than producing new varieties. o other country, it is said.” pro- anthemum in a wider 1'nited States, nor higher state variety than the has the bloom reached & 5 of perfection than those now being at the \Washington “‘mum show, which is attracting hundreds of visitors daily. . Word of ¢ Origin. Although the is of G meaning “gofden ower—the plant tive of the Orient. The chrysanthemum. Autumn fetes, was fir: into America by the early English | settlers in the colonies. though the | first record of it is in Virginia in 1826. eek word "k ahd is distinctly anthem v na queen of our introduced ve | But in the Orient its age is undeter- 500 B.C., men- “Li K sumed to mined. As Confucius, ftioned it in his writings as the chrysanthemum is p have been times, centu Modern China es previous t Is it “Ki Ku” As late as 1876 the Order of the Chrysanthemum in Japan. Evidently geous chry: is chrysanthemum Indicum, i bloom growing on a long, lank stem, a bloom more like dog fennel or very small yellow daisy.. Through rs of selection the blooms were enlarged and different types and col- the ancestor of the gor- W IEXHIBITS OF MODELS i it upon | OF PROJECTS HERE improving condition of | Delegates to Society for Municipal Improvement to See D. C. Developments. An elahorate exhibit of photographs and models of various engineering projects connected with the develop- National Capital will be de! egates to the annual convention of the American Soclety for Municipal | The convention will el from tomorrow until November 1 Frederick D. Owens. u veter: ficfal in the office of Maj. U. S Grant, 3d, Director of Public Build- is supervising The ures trict 1 nf the assembling of the exhibit. maps, drawings and other fe: fovernment, the United States I eer's Offica for this area, the Bureau of Public Roads, the WaShington Rail- and Electric Co., the Public Li- brary ‘and the Office of Public Build ] ings and Public Parks. he exhibit shows such modern un- dertakings as the new water supply system from Great Ialls, the pro- Arlington Memorial Bridge and reclamation of the Anacostia ts. 1t also gives an insight into the early history of the National Cap- ital through copies of historic docu- chibit is similar the Office of Public Buildings and <. | Public Parks prepared for display at the Sesquicentennial kxp in N { Philadelphia. | “GORILLA HUNT" FILM IS SHOWN AT MEETING Y F T O BRSO IR IN RUBIANY | ectize on¥Oreatinel0 ven natore Geological Society at Cosmos Club. ““The Gorilla Hunt.” a fivereel tilm featuring Ben Burbridge, explorer iu featured a 1 Soclety at xhe Cosmos Club last night he picture was a thriller | picted many strange customs nd de- amonsg 1ot “The Wild Man of the Jungle. The Hlm was preceded by a short R. Aschemeier of the Na- Museum. Mi. Aschemel bed hix trip into Africa in 1918, ng many habits of the gorilla. and making a plea that they might not be exterminated by indiscriminate Bunters, He stated that the about 30 vears amll is nany of the same dis ack the human race. New wembers elected (o the s ¥ 8. Cobb, Miss M Dr. Tl H. Kuight shn and J. O seker Oberholser, president, gorilla lives ubjected to ses” that at 1y ry K. Harold Nt Dr " presided AFRICA DISPLACING CUBA MeClellan ] »m of the May- ! { The family is s | flower. | common bigail Adams. John_Shields. obtained, well illustrated at the hibition Like the dahlia and aster, the chrys anthemum belongs to the Compositae. the largest family of plants known. | or \ composite of 1 her (0 form a head. known as an infloresence, appearing to be a single In what is commonly known single chrysanthemum, or v, or sunflower, there Alled petals around a vel- ‘here are but two typ of flowers, the so-called petals being really ray flowers (purely pistilate, wholly female) while the disc is made any as the | of hundreds of perfect little flowers known since mphmnm. was established | disc santhemum now on exhibit | OF “mall | pompons, which a | ton 1 ngi- | i to one which AS U. S. ALCOHOL SOURCE Save moner by bring:ne baskes| pirge Shipment of Blackstrap Mo- 1.500.000 Gallons. Is Entering Wedge. lasses. Oli-fashioned | o 1jp Assoviated Press Grimes | NEW YORK, November &.-Iudi ations that the industrial alcohol in Qustry is turning avhy from the Cuban markets to other sources for {its raw supplies were seen last week when the Eastern Alcohol Corporation | received its first shipment of African | | blackstrap molasses, a cargo of 1.500.- 1000 gallons. en route from Java. African _sugar growers about | molasses to Kurope for alcohol manu but mntil now the large last year American almost entirely product molasses. including transportation and the quality are said to compare favor- on Cuba for this ably with Cuban importations. i The largest cathedrai organ in the world was recently dedicated in Liver -pool, England, PN Another consignment x-t 40,000.000 gallons of | companies have depended | The net cost of the African | { vet heen fertil { be made, few { areenhouses is | culture 1 and stamens) show- ing their five little petals grown to- gether. Any of the “single’” varieties will show this, though it is best illu: trated by the larger maroon type Abi- gail Adams appearing at several DI.AUN in the exhibition. The larger, showy chrysanthemums are made of entirely ray flowe flowers having been bred away * as they (with both pts ie chief- types of “mums known to flovists. a decorative, large flowering type: re borne in bunche: small, including but- varieties, and the anemonaes. Breeding for new varieties neces sitates crossing, that is, placing pol- len from the flower of one plant on the pistil of a flower of another plant, making sure that the pistil has not zed Delicate Work. As the average size flower no larger than the lead of a pencil, it is evident that crossing is a delicate work, and that as few seeds can be had. of the Plant Industry in charge of J. Wise but actual Is done by Jack, spe- and are usuall, Cross The work wnes, superintendent, nd hybridizing Jones and Hugh clallsts. There are about 600 varieties of pompons on exhibition that have been produced in, the department green houses. mith's Sens eral places in perfect tlower Robert tion. exhibited in sev- the house, is the most on exhibit. production_of JSlmer D. Smith. Books—Letters—O0il Portraits Purchased The Rare Book Shop IMMEDIATE SERVICE Window Shades At Factory Prices The Shade Factory 1109 14th St. N.W. Main 10428 LANDSCAPE GARDENERS Evergreens, \hluhberv Shade Trees. Window Boxes Filled With Fver- greens, Rich Soil. RODMAN BROS. Columbia 6808 M. s IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR HOME 1 to 8 Years to Pay Plumbi ling. painting mg. remodeiing auet floors, metal o foor heating, stuceo. shing papering. garages, roof. hardwood floors. par- ceiliugs, furnace ping. porch addition. fireplace, electric weather styjpping and all other kinds of improvements to your ster bome Home Improvement Co. WINSTON WELLER, Mer. 311 Bond Bldg. Main 10098. 14(h and N, V. Ave. A Tonic Of RareValue In Childhood | SCOTTS [EMULSION Aboundsin Health-Building Vitamins Seow & Bowes, Blssmletd. ¥ | called because it is| flowers grown | exhibition | tube is | STAR. WASHINGTOY 1 | | i I i CITY TO DEDICATE FROM ORIENT. HOME-OF FLOWER! | FOUR NEW SCHOOLS James F. Oyster Building Will will be formally dedicated his week a w t t it | dedichtion chool until process of arrangement for dise at each school participated members of the Board of ! and officials of the District govern-| ment | noon i Ballon, ! man, | activ assistant | i i | I This is a || | | {wi wi 0’ ;1;‘5“. ated in the evening, but the day ho dedicated thi under the direction of Assistant Super- in of the James I. Oystar School followed i to the school were in no condition for a wi an heen installed. cock date would be set after i te a employves, at which the firm also was h ny ) W to a held = 100-yard crosses can |y, L 2 17 | \ bbb i (S s Likely Be Commissioned at Later Time. Four new public school buildings part of the local program for the! sery of American Education eel. Iinally had beey) planned , dedicate all five of the new schools s wveek, but school officials prac- | allv have decided to postpone¥ the of the James I Oyster later date. Alitractive -programs in the ex which will be chool officials, ducation are in by Whittier Dedication Wednesday. The Johu Greenleaf Whittier School ill be dedicated Wednesday after- t 5 o'clock. Dr. Frank W. superintendent: E. . Pull- prominent in Manor Park School les, and Robert L. Haycock perintendent of schools, 1ll be the speakers. Job Barnard ted Thursday lock. omplete, School will be afternoon at 2:15 The detailed program is ot according (o Miss Abbie E. ncipal twood School will he veek has not been decided. Miss ibeth K. Teeples. principal. is opeful of having Representaiive ederick Zihlman as a speaker Parents Urge Postponement. Old Rell School also will be week with the program tendent of Schools G. . Wilkinson, Decision to postpone the dedication visit of interested parents to the anklin School yesterday afternoon. hev contended that the approaches dedicatory service anted to have an evening program nd the electric fixtures have not vet Assistant Supt. Hay- that the dedication the *electric and that they intimated ghts were put in. 250 ATTEND FETE Two hundred and fifty guests yes rday afternoon attended the outing nd barbecue of the F. I1. Smith Co. ost o the personnel of tho Com. ercial National Bank, Mount Ver. on Savings Bank, Southern Trust '0. of Seat Pleasant, Md., and W. II. v Co. The v went b omac Farms, near G nd after lunch, prize contests were Edward Pearce captur wsh for men and hoyi v Nelson, that for girls, and Miss | illlan Morse wus the winner of the | olf contest for girls. 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Dr. Ballou was au | thorized by the Board of Education | to co-operate with the Social livgiene : i Society in planning the lectures ‘ollowing fs the schedile fo ures: ‘Tomorrow —- Miner Normal 110 a.m., and teachers of junior schools and vocational schoolx, ons 1 to 9, at Columbia Junior 3:30 pan. Parent-reacher divisions 1 to 9. at Thomson | School, 10 a.m., and teachers of junlml and senior high schools and vocational schools, divisions 10-13. at Shaw Ju- nior High School. 3 p.m. | Wednesday—Parent-teacher associa- | tions, divisions 1 to 9, at Thomson School, 10 a.m., and teachers of senior the k hool. high divi Thomas W. 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M. 4600 1432 K St. N.W. —g" high schools. div 9. hoard room, Franklin School, ,Thitrsday—Wilon am.. and teachers schools, divisions 10 ta Junior High School. 3:30 Friday— Pavent-feacher associations divisions 10 to 13, at W Junior High School. 10 .. and teachers of elementary schools. divisions 1 to 9. Thomson School. 3:30 ‘p.m OPPOSE WAGE RULING Rail Union Delsgm-\ Urge Defeat of Proposal Denying Increase Al (. o recent b an “hool. elementiry 13, at Shaw m MONTR November 6 Accepiince refection vuling be a against put to & of the recom conciliation bourd es will members with 11 increase it voie of the 15000 Raitwayien's Union Reading Keymen Get Decrease. HILADELPIIA. November 6 (#). Lelegraph operators on the Reading mendation of 200 representatives, whe have matter @ wage increase ' of two cents an hour. 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