Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 20

B—6 = CONSCIENGE FUND NOW OVER $600,000 Anonymous Gift of $1,000 Gold Certificate Received by Government. By the Associated Press. The Government’s conscience fund | s growing. It is now well past the $600,- 000 mark, bult up slowly through the | years since 1811 by those who feel they owe a just debt or have a gift to make. Virtually all the money going into the conscience fund—it's really no fund at all, but merely a tabulation of receipts, with tne donations being spent as needed—comes anonymously. Some of the donors give explanations; some don't. A $1,000 gold certificate sent as a gift boosted the fund this week. Another anonymous contributor added a $5 gold piece. The fund was started in 1811 when $250 was received from one person. | At the end of 1932 the fund amounted | to $602.289. The largest amount re- ceived in a single vear was in 1916 District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. S recorded in the official cita- tion, Aristides Moreno, lieuten- ant_colonel, Infantry, General Staff Corps, United States Army, was awarded the Dis- tinguished Service Medal for excep- tionally meritorious and distinguished services in a posi- tion of great re- sponsibility. As a member of the In- telligence Section, he efficiently or- ganized and direct- led the operations of the counter-es- pionage service in the American Ex- peditionary Forces, displaying marked talents in this po- sition of great re- sponsibility. His unusual powers of discernment, his tact, and sound judgment made possible effective co-operation with corresponding services of the allied armies. Through his zeal and untiring devotion, the counter-es: pionage service attained exceptional proficiency. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., 0ODWARD & LOoTHROP A CAPELLA CHOIR LISTS MANY NOTED SPONSORS Lenten Concert Will Be Given H Monday Night at 8:45 at Mayflower Hotel. Sponsors of this year's Lenten con- cert of the 60-voice A Capella Choir of First Congregational Church, to be given Monday, at 8:45 pm. at the Mayflower, under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, include many well known men and women in official life of the city. Among those expected to attend are Senator Walcott of Connecticut, Rep- resentative Hartley of New Jersey, Bishops William McDowell and Edwin Hughes, Fulton Lewis, president of the Arts Club; Dr. Lucius Clark and Dr. George B. Wood of American Uni- versity, Walter Bruce Howe, Percy Ath- erton of the Library of Congress, Dr. Sinciair Bowen, L. M. Leisenring, Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church; Dr. Charles G. Abbott of the Smithsonian Institution, George Wargo of the Na- tional Symphony Orchestra and a large group of others well known as patrons of the arts in the Capital. York Minster, England, recently had ts first wedding in 22 years. resentative Woodrum of Virginia, Rep-; 10™ ]]TEF AND G STREETS RUG CLEARANCE Every rug is a typically high quality rug from our regular stock. In most cases, there are limited quantities or one of a kind—so we suggest that you save by making immediate selections from these fine rugs on sale at these very low prices. Special Offer “Glo-Coat” (Regularly $125 quart) AND Oriental Rugs Reduced for Clearance Kind. Sarouk Rugs Sarouk Rugs Gorevan Rugs Ispshan Rugs 9x12 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 V4 PHonE DIstriCT S300 S 4 Domestic Rugs Reduced for Clearance Reduced Piice: Larchmont Wilton Rugs Reduced szzs7 Size S Were New 160 $178 $7450 34750 69 $48.50 $7150 $39.50 36x63 $13.5¢ 36750 $3750 27x84 $9.50 Were $59.50 Unusually large sizes—one of a kind— 102x14.3 Sarouk Rug Was $595 10x13.6 Lilihan Rug Was $495 when a total of $54,932 came from unknowns, With the rank of colonel, he is re- Before that, 1902 was the best year, | tired and resides at 1734 R street north- $35868 coming in. Generaly the | west. Col. Moreno has had the fol- amounts have ranged from $1,000 10| Jowing other decorations conferred upon JOT T R the contribi- | him for his service: Belgian Order of ons were $19,373, but droppe | the Crown (officer); British Distin- $5,000 or lews ‘”‘1‘“ 1%’9. hfirnlthen guished Service Order (companion); She St exniaielincraaont TR N rose to $20,999, In 1932 the total was | French Leglon of Honor (chevalier); $4.248. Italian o:é!:r of the Crown (officer); | PHONE or WRITE TODAY for After the first contribution in 1811 Serbian Order of the White Eagle (of-| Information, Booklets and Sample no others came in until 1827 when ficer); and the Panamanian Medal of I Glo-Coat Applier (Regularly 75c) $].50 “Glo - Coat” shines your floors as you put . Now $345 ' High Blood Pressure! oot be reduced by proper treatment, Our booklet tells how to help nature rid the body of toxic impurities, which is Tuxedo Wilton Rugs Reduced $59.50 $33.50 36x63 $11.50 Anatolian Rugs— $27.50 $16.78 27x54 $7.50 811x14. Was $395 92x14, Was $395 1L5x179. Was $595 Now. 177, Was $595 Now. 12x14.7. Was $665 Now. 9xl2 9x12 Chinese Rugs. Were $225. Now. =12 Now. Now. Seamless Axminster Rugs Reduced $49.50 $37.50 8.3x10.6 $37.50 $39.50 $22.50 $6 was received. contributions. That hasn't happened since. | GLAYTON AND RITTER | URGED FOR D.C. HEADS | T | Southeast Washington Citizens Seek New Bridge for East- ern Branch. William McK. Clayton and J. C. L. Ritter, both well known in civic and | Citizens' Federation activities, were in- dorsed for the post of District Commis- sloner last night at a meeting of the| Southeast Washington Citizens’ Asso- clation at Buchanan School The association also went on record | as an advocate of the c a new bridge across the E of the Potomac at Pennsylvania avenue. | According to members, the present | bridge has been condemned as unsafe for some years. | After the short business meeting the mssociation heard the Washington Boys’ | Independent Band, under the direction of C. J. Brown. jr.; the Southwest Cit- izens’ Glee Club-and the Duff Saxo- hone Quartet offer musical selections. g‘ha committee members in charge of the “An Evening With Sousa” enter- tainment, sponsored by the association last month, spoke on their connection with the tribute to the great musician and his family. Those who spoke included Mrs. M. | W. Davis, who was in charge of gen- | eral arrangements for last month’s pro- i gram. attended by a capacity audience; G. W. Bell, president of the associa- | tion; G. P. Lohr, H. W. Stein, Mrs. Ar- thur Bryde, vice president: Mr. Ritter, | Vernis Absher, Mrs. J. Thume, Allan | Davis, Mrs. H. Olson, W. A. Maio, Mrs. | M. Otterbaek, B. G. Ladd, A. Phleger, C. G. Degman, P. C. Donnelly, J. Dun- | ning, secretary; J. B. Schmidt, F. Boettcher and J. B. McGinley. | Solos were offered by Mrs. M. Inman and W. C. Page. W. F. Murphy acted | as master of ceremonies. LOEW'S PALACE — | Street Disciples In 1848 there were no La Solidaridad (second class), in addi- ticn to other American campaign deco- rations. EIGHT PASTORS HOLDING SERVICES AT EPIPHANY Four-Hour Observance of Lent Conducted This Afternoon by Church Federation. Eight clergymen are participating in a four-hour Lenten service under the auspices of the Washington Federation of Churches this afternoon at the Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G street. Beginning at 1:30 p.m., the service will continue until 5:30. The pastors taking part in- clude Revs. V. N. Ridgely, Calvary Methodist; W. E. La Rue, Takoma Park Baptist; H. B. Wooding, Eckington Presbyterian; H. D. Sterrett, All Souls Episcopal; L. Bowers, Fifteenth A. Haggerty, Rose- dale Methodist; Godfrey Chobot, Sixth Presbyterian, and S. J. Porter, First Baptist. SALE OF CHAIRS Automatic, lounge and occasional From 15% to 23% discount during the month of March. CATLINS ine tional 0992 Feel Tired, Lack Energy? You need a good tonic to stimulate your ap- petite and increase your vitality. For more than a quarter of a century Nutraven has o helped thousands of rundown people to regain a strong. healthy body. A tonic of recognired value in building up the system. Pleasant to take. Contains only purest in- gredients. Don't trifie with your health. Get a generous bottle of Nutraven for §1 today at Peoples Drug Stores. NUTRAVEN, a Nutritive Tonic S tarts_ FRIDAY... 7 HEADLINES! - (from “Gabriel Over The White House” the most amazing picture ever madz.’) * MountainValley Water America’s Foremost Health Water From HOT SPRINGS, ARK. lqu K,N,'w; MEt. 1062 WooDWARD & LoTHROP 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Phone Dlstrict 5300 Tray Enthusiasts Here Is Your Opportunity it on — requires no rubbing. The applier puts it on evenly and reduces the work of spplication to almost nothing. Both for $1.50. Houszwares Finer Carpets—Special Super Quality Saxony Yarn Carpet; mahogany, apple green, blue green, in 12-foot width; sand and $ & .75 Square yard...... taupe in 9 and 12 foot widths. Very Good Quality Carpet; Square yard Froor Coverings, FIrte FLOOR. 9x12 $147.50 86x106 $139.50 7.6x106 $112 6x9 $110 3.1x8.2 24x42 blue green, rose taupe, rust, and apple green; 9 and 12 foot widths. 3.1x52 $16.75 $24.50 $17.50 395 $69.50 $67.50 355 $12.50 $9.75 $74.50 $11.50 For More Delicious Foods—Cook the Waterless Way “Modern” Heavy Cast Aluminum COOKING UTENSILS This waterless way of cooking is the same principle our grandmothers used years ago, when they cooked in kettles hung on cranes over fireplaces black with use. It is the method by which fruits, meats, vegetables are cooked in their own juices—preventing the loss of flavor and valuable vitamins that boil out in ordinary cooking with water. The thickness and construction of the cast aluminum pre- vents burning—the tight covers hold in steam and savor. And note the very low prices for these fine quality utensils—75¢ to $4.95. Karastan Rugs Reduced (Discontinued Patterns) 12x18 $395 $268 $385 $256 $425 $268 $275 $148 $228 $128 Karashah Rugs Reduced (Discontinued Patterns) 9x12 $98.50 24x42 9x18 o $12.75 $148 $98.50 6-quart Dutch Oven...$1.95 10-quart Preserving Kettle ... ...5250 4-quart Saucepan an Cover ....... ...SL78 2 or 3 quart Saucepan and Cover ... -$1.35 9-inch Skillet 75¢ 10%-inch Skillet . 85¢ 2-quart Double Boiler, $1.95 Double Fry Pan Partitioned Vegetable Boiler ... Tea Kettle . Combination Boiler and Griddle 1%3-quart Saucepan and Cover ....... T 9 Triplicate Saucepan Set, $4.95 Griddle 7 8 to 10 pound size Roaster, with self-basting cover, $1. Hovszwanzs, Prrre FLoOR. Two miltion men on the march} * Presideric made Dictator! e iy -Year-Old Rosebushes . Now is The Proper Time for Satisfactory Planting Gamipsters. executed at the Statue of Tib Hybrid Tea or Monthly Blooming 3 for $ I P * Rosebushes, 3 for $1; 35c each 35c each #7 . The Army of Construction! / : Betty Betty Uprichard Charles K. Douglas Columbia Crusader Dame Edith Helen Duchess of Healthy, field - grown bushes ith splendid root growth. The largest selection we have ever offered—and of carefully selected quality. Every bush is wax-dipped, for protection from the weather. Hand-Decorated Alcohol-Proof $]-95 The same style trays that have swept the country—and priced, for the set of 3, at little more than this season’s earlier price for only one tray of comparable size. Your choice of several dec- orations. £ } NEVER BEFORE SUCH A PICTURE! R i Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria Killarney, Pink Killarney, Double ‘White Lady Alice Stanley Lady Margaret Stewart Los Angeles Mary Pickford Miss Rowena Thom Wld'l Mrs. Asron Ward Mrs. Charles Bell Norman Lambert Pink Radiance Premier Supreme Rapture Red Radiance Reverend F. Page Roberts { Dramatizing The BIRTH of a . N EW Luxemburg Duchess of Wellington E. G. Hill El Dorado Etoile de France Etoile de Holland Feu Jos. Looymans Francis Scott Key Golden Emblem Gruss an Teplitz feet tall Hoosier Beauty Rich Black Top So Jonkheer J. L. 100 pounds Mock Or, buy them separately if you wish New Shipment of These Sought-After Lombardi Popl: Souvenir de Delivery will be made within } Georges Pernet our regular delivery limits. The 15-inch tray 50c The 18-inch tray Floral Print - Pictures Plants—20c each; $2.25 dosen Cattail Gayfeather Chrysanthemums Shrubs and Hardy Perennial Flower Plants Shrubs—30c to $3.50 Abelia Grandifiors Dogwood, Red Bark Bake Shop Special For Thursday Pitcheriana Hollyhocks, Double Astilbe Peach Calimbue Blossom (Pink ADRIE, oare WH T E A MetroGoldwyn-Mayer—Cosmopolitan Production wih WALTER HUSTON Naren Merley Franchot Tone Arthur Byren Dickie Moore Directed by Gregory la Cava 75c The 20-inch tray (a larger size than we have hereto- fore offered at any price) $| Set of 3 $].95 Cuina Rooms, Firte FLOOR. and Friday Bittersweet Chocolate Cake 25c Tea RooM, BALCONY SevENTH FLOOR. FOUNTAIN RooM ApJOINING DOWN STATRS Srore. (Gloss; Abelis) Deutzia Gracilis Almond, Double (Dwarf Deutzia) Pink, Flowering Deutzis, Pride of Althes, or Rose of Rochester Sharon Forsythia _Anln Mollis Honl_elymelde.ununh i oneysuckle l::t:‘:l.y-'lm Scarlet Trumpet Hydranges, Pa: B"hnfi’ If:-m.” culata Grandifiora es, Arb. Calycanthus (Sweet Hy(d;::fia;,,. scented shrub) Standard or Tree Crepe Myrtle form Hydrangea Daphne Cneorum Japanese Flowering (Rose Daphne) Quince Dogwood, Golden Kolkwitzia Amabilis Bark (Beauty Bush) Delphinium Iris, German and Japsmese Japanese Lantern Plant Lily of the Valley Pholx Rudbeckis (Golden Glow) Rudbeckia Purpures Shasta Daisy Gaillardia Grandi- flora (Blanket Flower) Flowered Spiraes) Mallow Marvels (sometimes called Marsh Mallows) Oriental Poppies Paioted Daisies in mixed ecolors Red Hot Poker (Tritoms) Sweet William Violets, Double English The subjects sre so natursl they look almost like the reflection of s huge bowl of real flowers. Beautiful in living room, sunroom or hall. At $5—oval, round end shaped pictures—oils and prints— 8 great variety of subjects. Others, 50c to $15. PicTUREs, Sixr FLOOR.