Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 35

CHRISTMAS SEAL - CANPAIGN OPENS 35 s Church Bells Ring in Sale to| Finance Fight Against Tuberculosis. Church bells the country over this morning at 10 o'clock rang in the an- nual Christmas seal sale to finance the egainst losis. Here, in ad- dition to sounding _of bells, Christmas carols were played on the chimes of the Church of the Epiphany. Among the churches here par- Mclputulig in this national program were old St. John's Episcopal Church at Sixteenth and H streets, Christ Church in Georgetown, St. Albans at the Cathedral, the Garden Memorial Church in Anacostia and the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church at John Marshall place and C street. The national bell-ringing service was arranged for the first time in the his- tory of health campaign sponsored by the National Tuberculosis Association and its numerous State and city affili- ates, of which the Washington Associa- tion is one. The idea of having the bells announce the opening of the seal sale grew from the design of the new 1929 deal, which is that of an old-time bell ringer in doublet and hose pulling on a bell rope, Posters Are Distributed. ‘While the bells were ringing here the seal campaign got under way with a city-wide distribution of gay-colored posters and window cards by Boy and Girl Scouts. A troop of the Boy Scouts under the command of Col. E. L. Mat- tice, assistant to the Scout executive, started from the Social Service House at 1022 Eleventh street, headquarters mk of the posters for distribution’ In business section of the city. At the same time a troop of Gitl Scouts left their local headquarters at 1825 M street under direction of Miss Marion L. Barrett, fleld captain. a of Boy Scouts from the sixth division posters for distribution in the northern section of the city. . In New York City the celebration was led by Mayor James E. Walker. Else- where governors of States, mayors of cities and-other important ‘personages participated in the celebration. 500,000 Workers in Field. ‘The campaign in this, the twenty-second amnual seal sale, is to be conducted by 1,400 State and local tuberculosis associations, and in addition 15,000 special committees, covering every crossroads and hamlet with an army of workers estimated to be more than 500,000. The sale is Sponso throughout the country by the National Tuberculosis Association. Dr. Kendall Emerson, managing di- was assembled at the of the sale: “While the Christmas seal sale has provided funds for the or- ganized war on tuberculosis, helping to lower the death rate from this disease so that today it is only one-third what it was 25 years ago, this encouraging progress must not lull us into a mis- taken feeling that the battle has been won. ‘Today tuberculosis still kills more people between the ages of 18 and 40 than any other disease. Unfortunately its principal attack is made upon young men and women, who are the greatest economic and social assets the Nation possesses. i FUMES OVERCOME FOUR. | Pedestrians Affected When Los An- geles Ammonia Pipe Breaks. LOS ANGELES, November 29 (#).— An ammonia pipe ‘broke in an under- ground conduit in the heart of the downtown district as & Thanksglving day parade wound through the area, overcoming four persons. The pressure _disl & manhole cover and the cloud of gas emanating from the opening enveloped those stand- ing nearby. A policeman pulled the victims to safety and a fire department squad administered oxygen, reviving them. ety Germany’s automobile tax for the of the seal sale, each armed with a S S S S SR SR SR SR SR SR SRR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR S S 0 # We Only Have Three More Weeks To Dispose of the Kaufmann Furniture Stock Those are our orders . . . and we have to act accordingly! -As a result, we have CUT PRICES TO THE :BONE to effect a speedy clearance of the remainder . of the huge stock of “Furniture of Character” which we purchased recently. LOSS is your GAIN . . . provided you do not delay too long; we therefore sug- gest a visit from YOU tomorrow morning, if you value BARGAINS! : —The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. A A DNV NN VN S BN NNV e walnut end: ers wi ach vanity, Vanity, Chair and Bench with tapestry reverse $225.00 3-piece Bed-Dave: Jacquard Velour, with Tapes! $29.75 Ivo- ry - finished Dresser $26.50 Mahogany-fin- ished Occasion- al Table $8.65 Red and Green Deco- rated Console Tables, formerly $6.95 32'95 to $1295 .... $695 Unfinished Windsor - type sl.gs Rocker . $6.95 Red and Green Wall Rack $7.95 chrome » Mirror BRSNS You Ma ¢ ; 4 / g g % ! : . ¥ i ¢ ¥ ¢ i : ¢ pe 31 eck, and large dresser. .. .. $235.00 6-piece Painted Bedroom Suite, in apple green ap< parchment, peatly decorated. Poster Bed, D ng & Table, Chest'of Drawers, Dresser, Chair and Bench.. v $29800 §-piece Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite, consisting of Massive Dresser, Poster Bed, C| $185.00 3-piece Bed-Davenport Suite in two-tone jacquard velour, SRR RRRARNER IR AR RRARR AR W last fiscal year totaled $43,000,000. ENIIRIBEIEPNNY oy —— s ] $185.00 4-piece Bedroom Suite of epéer, comprising 5109 ig! chest of 'drl‘x- 18 Months to Pay *119 $145 nport Suite, try reverse.. two-tone H 18 Months to Pay 5 fifi”&m&w&mmmmnmmmfim $10.95 Mahogany- finished Daven- 33.65 port Table ... $19.50 Mahogany- finished Daven- 59-9 5 port Table ... $2875 Mahogany- finished Dav- : eport Tabte. $14.65 4 $24.75 Cedar Chest, in * Natural Red Cedar size) $32.50 Cedar Chest, lined with red cedar, out- side in walnut Tennessee $1295 Mahogany- % finished End 53.95 § 5 Table 3 BN RN SRR NENR rector of the national association, says | POl THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY,” NOVEMBER 29, 19%9. CHILDREN HELP MAKE™ GOTHAM NOISY PLACE Complaints Numerous When Mil- lion or More Cut Loose After Daily School Hour. NEW YORK (N.ANA)—It is a| pathetic fact that on some blocks the householders employ private protec- tion against the noise of children play- ing in the streets. Not their children, of course, Their children are not per- mitted to play in the streets. It's the youngsters of the tenements, ‘These youngsters, of course, do make an unnecessary amount of noise. They are creatures of environment, and they repeat the oaths they hear their fa- thers use. “There are more than 1,000,000 chil- dren let loose at 3 p.m. in New York City,” runs one complaint. “Roller skates are noisy .and every ‘child screams at the top of his lungs. When itely asked to make less noise the children only scream louder.” “How many failures to mgke the grade,” a mechanical engineer won- ‘are caused indirectly by the din WE PAY OR MORE It is within cally saves i as little ‘as one everyone to earn money, but the one who has it when need- ed is the one who s t—start in the great highways that are filled th cars? The teacher’s job is no sinecure, and when she has to ex- excess enes to make herself eard, to say nothing of preventing disturbance by those who take ad- vantage of the outside noise to make confusion, the value of her instruction must- be- appreciably lessened. When the pupils use so much energy to pene- trate the nolse screen they are bound to_have less for their lessons.” org o oge Responsibility Use Ye_llowdCabs ‘Black nn:l"White Cabs) Owned and Operated by Brown Bros. Save While You Earn the power of We have financed ati- wdnymwnh dollar. Open daily 9 to 5 on your Savings NATIONAL || PERMANENT Saturday until noon “A City Homes” BUILDING ASSOCIATION (ORGANIZED 1890) 949 Ninth Street N.W. Just Below New York Avenue Under Supervision U. 8. Treasury N $198.00 10-piece Dining Room Suite, a neat style in walnut ven r same pieces as above. ‘Chairs uphol- stered in jacquard velour $225.00 handsomely $285.00 iece Walnut-veneer Dining Room 'Suite, at- tractive style and beautifully decorated. Velvet up- 5179 holstery on chair seats... $169.00 3-piece Living Room Suite The settee, wing chair and armchair are upholstered in with carved frames. Jjacquard velour $198.00 3-piece Mohair Overstuffed Livi Consists of Wing Chair, Settee a B B R R R SR R SRR R A RN RN R MR RRA DRRBRDBODCROLOONPONE SRDRESNNONeN $54.50 Golden “McDougall” Cabi: with Porcel top and automatic doors. $29.75 $79.50 Golden “McDougall” Cabinet, top. Oak Kitchen with Porcelain Decorated. $39.50 $165.00 ‘Whi “Alcazar” and Gray Enamel s Range with automatic heat control. . s6950 i J RS BRSO TR R MNRRRR 10-piece Walnut-veneer g RUGS% i : e e e e ) Take 18 Months to Pay Your Account Our .. The 119 Room Suite. " 8145 Armch: GEEEEEEE I S E e e EEEE Remaining Stock of All . Also Remaining Stock of All Refrigerators & £ AT LESS THAN COST " i s LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 ORE Another Purchase of 600 N ew Silk Dresses ToSell at ThisLoivPise 5784 8ix hundred NEW frocks? What thrilling news—just at the beginning of a gay holiday season! i:very one a smart new style—with the princess silhouette, a longer skirt, higher waistline, low placed flare, interesting sleeve and neck treatment and very feminine lingerie touches! Canton Crepes, Satins, Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Jer- seys, Printed Silks, All-wool Coverts, Combinations. What more could one want—every smart material is here—even to the latest Fall prints. For under drab colored coats there are frocks in lipstick red, brlfiht green, dahlia and tan—for matching one’s coat—in black, brown and navy. -Misses’ sizes 14 to 20, women'’s sizes 36 to 50. Economical Christmas Gifts— Warm 3-Pc. Bath Robes Men’s Rayon Lounge Robes %5.75 Handsome robes, of beautifully patterned rayon, with Skinner’s satin trim- ming; small, medium and large sizes. Girlsf Fur- Trimmed Coats $7.84 Smart little sports tweeds and dressy broadcloths, interlined and fur trimmed. Tan," green, red, blue. Infants! for Women! ‘Women’s Undies —slips, pajamas of rayon; bloom- ers of crepe de chine. Trimmed with laces and con- trasting bands; sizes 36 Wwl. $1.95 G.hnn o ‘g re 1:' e Whs— picot Dance Sets—daint- scalloped buttons, ily trimmed with applique and net edging, lace broadered; in soft and medallions; in pastel shades; Nile, or- $2.9. izes 16 . e $2.29 " Novelty Undies— and 17. Handmade pajamas, dance sets, Gowns — white, chemise and 'step- peach and flesh, ins ofiravon, crepe de chige and rayon crepe; daintily lace =3 $1.49 Rayon Undies— cremise, bloomers, panties, gowns and step - ins trimmed with lace, net foot- ing or embroidery. , Pastel shades: 3-Pe. Pajama En- three-quarter jack- et and trousers with sotioms. $5.95 Rayon Crepe step-ins, shorts, panties and vests— and fin- ished with flat lock ol hades.. 99¢ Women’s and Misses' Sweal new Fall styles and weaves; wool and rayon in plain or mitie 1,95 beautifully hand embroidered and appliqued in con- trasting 8 lors; 16 and 1.... 98¢ for Men—Boys! Men’s Ties, of 1,200 Boys' All - Wool silk and rayon, fancy cclors and Men's Broadcloth Yo, Shirts - 1y lined. ... 69c White, plain Men’s Robes, of Beacon robing; with ray- $3.39 and s3'95 stripes and neat figured patterns— with collar "at- tached. An ideal Christmas gift. Sizes 14 to 17. for Girls—Tots! Chijdren’s Gloves—Wool gloves, lined jersey gauntlets, lined capeskin and one- clasp mittens with fur top, Children’s Hose, :;' faney jacquard 49c* $l-59 Y dees 61z ; Tots® Dresses, to1l; S5opr. @1 gainty little aflairs navy or tan, wit suede flannel lin- ing; s 5 $4.95 Men’s Hose, of a heavy quality rayon in fancy pat q sizes 10 to sl 11%; 3 prs.. $2.95 Children’s Hose, in novelty and jac- quard designs and plain ribbed weave; boys’ 7 _novelty sport l] ocks and * lon, I Girle Party Frocks, all new and pretty; taf- feta, crepe and vel- veteen; pastels, brown, wine o1, $5.45 Girls’ Silk Dresses, for m'::t or 3 prs...i, N Girls’ Shaker and gold.... Bedroom Slippers for Dainty Rayon Pajamas, Pr. Z98 Striking combinations —red and black, blue and maise, pink and blue—with trimmings of applique and stitch- ings; s 10 to 17. Boys’ 4-Pc. All ~ Wool Tweed Suits o values! Tan, brown, grey and v mixtures, with rayon linings; all- wool; sizes 8 to 16. Leatherette Raincoat Sets *3.79 Felt-lined trench coats that are rainproaf and warm! Red, green, brown, navy sizes 8 to 14, Infants! Infants’ Silk Coats, crepe de chine, fully lined and inter- lined; blue, Bain oHly " e broide $1.95 Infants' Blan- kets — plain or :lth sateen Baby Bunt- ings, white with pink or blue trim; lined Tots' Bath Robes, soft and warm, and in the prettiest pétterns! d at waist just Infants’ Cro- cheted Bootees —with hand embroidery; all whitk and white with pink or blue. All Deferred Payments Will Be Carried on the Books of The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. N.W. FURNITURE CO. Men { Women | Children 95¢ci 69c 89c It looks like shé:per Headquarters—for here are slippers for Dad’s tired feet, felt and leatherette; feather-trimmed comfies for Mother, and others of satin, felt and leatherette —and lots of warm slippers and bootees for little folks! e Rae Sizes are completel Undies — gowns, vests, “combina- tions, bloomers, and PFrench ties, Ana fiten; sized 2 to 14, L3RR SR AR SR AR R S SR SRS regulation styles; “white with * pink or blue. - $1 inding; pastel shades_and ‘white; and 36x50. 30 x40 50c to $1.49