Evening star. [volume], December 30, 1921, Page 15, Image 15

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When Bilious, Headachy, Constipated
"Cascarets"?10c
Clean your liver and bowels!
One or two candy-like Cascarets
tonight will give you the nicest,
gentlest bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. Tbey physic your
bowels fully. All the constipated
waste and sour bile will move out
of the bowels without griping or
stirring you up. There will be no
bowel poison to cause colds, lick
headache, dizziness, biliousness or
sour stomach when you wake up in
the morning. More people take Cas
carets for the liver and bowels than
all other laxative-cathartics com
bined. 10-cent boxes.
MOTOR COMPANIES
TO BE UNDER BOND
Public Utilities Commission
Issues Instructions to
Bus Lines.
Hereafter all motor bus companies
will be required by the Public Utili
ties Commission to furnish bond for
the protection of persons and prop
erty injured or damaged by acci
dents. This was revealed by the com
mission in announcing the granting
of the application of the Ultimate
Sales and Service Company to operate
a bus line from Chevy Chase Circle
to Georgia avenue and Kennedy
.street via Rock Creek Park.
The commission ordered the com
pany to execute an indemnity bond
of $5,000.
Explaining its action, the commis
sion stated:
Commission's Statement.
"The commission has had before
it for some time the question of re
quiring operators of motor bus lines
to furnish indemnity bonds for the
protection of persons and property
damaged through accident, negli
genco in operation or faulty equip
ment of such vehicles. Bonds of
this character are required of motor
bus operators in several of the states
and the right of the regulatory bodies
to demand this measure of protection
to the public has been upheld by the
courts.
"This commission feels that a simi
lar requirement should be made a
condition precedent to the granting
of further authority for the operation
of such vehicles in the District of Co
lumbia. and should be required also
of those operators now furnishing
such transportation service. The com
mission will accordingly include such
a provision in its order authorizing
the petitioner to operate the motor
bus line herein applied for."
Proposed Route.
The proposed new route will be as
follows: From Chevy Chase Circle to
Georgia avenue and Kennedy street,
by way of Western avenue. Ritten
house street. Rock Creek Ford road,
Military road. Morrow road and Ken
nedy street. The company only asked
authority to run as far east as 14th
street and Kennedy street, but Wil
liam McK. Clayton of the Bright wood
Citizens' Association asked the com
mission to require the company to
continue east to Georgia avenue,
which was ordered.
The fare will be .> cents from either
terminal to the center of Rock Creek
Park and 10 cents between all other
points on the route.
The commission will require the
company to operate on a thirty-min
ute schedule between 7 and 10 a.m.
and 3 and 8 p.m. and a sixty-minute
schedule between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Bloomers
and
Step-ins
Flesh Batiste
79c values
39c
IqmundjS,
736-738 Seventh St. &E.
Fiber Silk
Hose
Black and
Cordovan;
seamed back;
slight factory
imperfections.
29c
. Come to this Sale tomorrow
All Cloth and Plush Coats
Included in a Sacrificing Clearance
Here are three of the biggest lots!
Plain and fur-trimmed?in the
popular models?in the best Cloth
weaves and reliable qualities of
Plush?Bolivia, Normandy, Ve
lour and Sport Cloths?plain tai
lored and embroidered with
braiding and tassel embellish
ment Handsomely lined and fin
ished.
$18.75
$2250
$29.75
3 Lots Children's Coats
?
Advance shipment for the January Sale. They arrived yesterday and
we shall place them on sale tomorrow morning. Splendid models, excellent
qualities, for dress and school wear.
$4.98 $7.98 $9.90
Were up to $7.98 Were up to $12.50 Were up to $20.00
Sizes 2 to 9 Sizes 2 to 14 Sizes 2 to 14
Giving Away Trimmed Hats
Broken lots of Velvet AA Velvet, Satin, Duvetyne, no
and Felt Hats?originally UXf> Silver and Gold Goth * /?"Q
selling up to $3......... Hats?worth up to $7.50 ?!?
SEES HAWAIIAN MUSIC
EFFECTIVE ONLY WHEN
COMPOSED IN HAWAII
HONOLULU, T. H.. December S
(by mall).?Hawaiian music, to bo
effective, should be composed In
Hawaii and not In the Greenwich
Village section of New York nor in
the center of Chicago, It was de
cided at the first meeting: of the
Hawaiian legends and music com
mission, appointed recently by
Gov. Wallace R. Farrlngton to per
petuate the Island fables and na
tive meles, or melodies.
The smooth arrangement of
notes so familiar In local compo
sitions Is possible only in Hawaii,
and cannot be produced "amid the
rumble of elevated railroads, sub
way trains, and other discordant
noises of large cities on the main
land," one speaker declared.
The committee decided to take
Immediate action toward preserv
ing selected native legends that
already have been written, to ba
followed later by the publication
of legends, as yet unwritten, which
have come down through genera
tions of the Hawaiians by word of
mouth. It was pointed out that
some of these latter might be lost
unless early steps are taken to
have them written and published.
OPPOfiTTFUNO
NEEDSBUT LITTLE
Evening Star Composing
Room Employes Add $77.
Only $2,000 More Needed.
The opportunity fund of the Asso
ciated Charities now needs but a lit
tle more than $2,000 for its comple
tion?the $13,1G6 asked for. Several
substantial contributions acknowl
! edged in last night'3 Star carried the
receipts past t^e $11,000 mark.
Among these were $77 given by The
Evening Star composing room em
ployes to be divided equally among
the seven remaining opportunities,
and a gift of $50 from Mr. and Mrs.
i T. W. Noyes for No. 12.
A man, who refused to give his
[ name, brought to the Social Service
House yesterday a bag uf pennies
which he said his two little girls had
i been saving up and which they
wished to give to the opportunities.
A contributor sends in $5 to oppor
tunity No. 10. where there is a young
lad of fifteen contributing to the
support of his widowed mother and
five younger brothers and sisters.
The donor speaks of the satisfaction
of giving where one knows the spe
cific needs as described in the op
portunities. Opportunity No. 10 needs
but $84.50 to complete its quota, and
opportunity No. 3 needs less than
$105. The deficits in the other five
opportunities range from $238 to $6G3.
The exact condition in each is as
follows:
Remaining Opportunities.
Opportunity No. 3. Saving the chil
dren from their father's example. De
serted wife nad two children. Amount
needed, $936; received to date, $S31.13;
still needed, $104.87.
Opportunity No. 4. Trying to be
both father and mother. Deserted
wife and three children. Amount
needed, $1,300; received to date,
$636.42; still needed. $663.58.
Opportuntiy No. 10. Helping those
who help themselves. Widow and six
children. Amount needed. $780; re
ceived to date. $695.50; still needed.
$84.50.
Opportunity No. 11. Tuberculosis
took her husband. Widow (colored),
j six children. Amount needed, $780;
received to date, $496.55; still needed,
$283.45.
Opportunity No. 12. Tuberculosis
and influenza did it. Widow and three
young children. Amount needed, $936:
recevied to date, $657; amount still
needed, $279.
Opportunity No. 13. Too good to be
true. Invalid father (colored), wom
an nearly blind and five children.
Amount needed, $9SS; received to date.
$568.15; amount still needed, J419.S5.
Opportunity No. 14. Thanks God for
her blessings. Widow, three children.
Amount asked for, $1,352: received to
date. $1,113.60; amount still needed.
$233.40.
Contribution!!.
Previously acknowledged bv Asso
ciated Charities. $10,853.35; additional
through The Star, $182; total. $11,035.
35. Addition! through Associated
Charities: N. L S., $7; Mrs. G. D. H.,
$2; J. L. and Lee (two children), $5;
I. H., $5; E. J. T., $3; Clerks in Indian
section, general account office, $5; M.
M. S., $5; L. S. C.. $5; Dr. and Mrs.
W. S. S.. $5; Miss M. A. D? $5; total,
$47; grand total, $11,082.35.
Summary.
Amount asked for. $13,156: amount
received, $11,082.35; amount still need
ed, $2,073.65.
Additional contributions received
by The Star follow: C. 0. McK.,
most urgent, $7; cash, any. $1, and
Mrs. A. T.. any, $10.
For Colds, Grip or Influenza
and as a PrarratiTe. take laxative BROMO
QCIKIXB Tablet*. The jenuln? bears the lis
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BROMO.) 80c.?Advertisement.
NEARLY HALF AT WORK.
People In. Maryland Subject of Cen
sus Statistics.
Out of a total population of 1.449.
661 persona in Maryland in 1920, near
ly half, or 603,473, ten years of age
and over were gainfully occupied, the
oensus bureau announoed today. Of
the gainfully occupied persons in
Maryland in 1920, 4(6,255 were males
and 137,218 were females.
Of the males, 87,186, or 8 per cent,
were farmers and 89,453, or 8.5 per
cent, were farm laborers. The num
ber of farmers represents a decrease
of 3 per cent, as compared with the
number in 1910.
| The number of females gainfully
ocoupled in 1920 included 1,340 farm
ers, as compared with 1,383 in 1910,
and 1,124 farm laborers as against
3,375 in 1910.
There were 100 woman physIcianB
and surgeons in the state in 1820 and
3,353 men; 2,100 man and It woman
lawyers, judges and justices: 2,079
man clergymen and 23 women of the
same profession, and 3,782 female
trained nurses and <8 men of the same
profession.
Why Net Disarmament New?
"The Isolation Plan"
By William H. Blymyw
$1 net
The Corah ill Publishing Ce.
Boston
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FURNITURE
Iataaior decoratl?a Wall paperiar?shades.
Ears* and attractive aiaortmeat ef Materials
to selset ftsau
CORNELL WALL PAPER CO.
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XsOsn2?*l2e<lasl Kxusiaed
^College Glasses Fitted
DR.CLAUDE S.SEM0NES
Kyasicht Specialist
(Venasrly With Edwin H. Eta)
How Locatod
EXPECT 1,000 PLAYERS.
Flans Completed for Hospital Ben
efit on January 8.
A benefit card party for the Eastern
Dispensary and Casualty Hospital Is
to be held January, 9 at the Ward
man Park Hatel, play to begin
promptly at 2 o'olock. Indications arc
that 1,000 players will attend.
Mrs. M. J. Vauffhan, president of the
board of lady managers, under whose
auspices the affair will be given, an
nounced her commlttce yesterday as
follows. Mrs. Charles J. O'Neill, chair
man: Mrs. Guy O. Dove, Mrs. Charles
H. Cecil, Mrs. James Q. Carmalt, Mrs.
WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
When you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
getting- genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over
22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets?AI90 bottles of 24 and 100?Druggist*.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidesier of Salicylicacid
William J. Brewer, Mrs. Herbert Mar
tin, Mrs. M. T. Jones, Mrs. F. E. Mack.
Mrs. Ernest Kettler, Mrs. William Os
burn, Mrs. Cornelius Barber, Mrs.
Jesse I.#ee Webb, Mrs. J. T. DouitIbs
Mrs. L>. Jj. Richmond, Mrs. J. 8. Buy.
nitsky, Mrs. Muriel 1/ynch and Mist
Gertrude Davis.
New Year's Eve
Celebration, $4
' A ROUSING good time?noise
makers and headliners from the vau
deville stage.
CAVANAUGH & WEST
A Delightful Comedy Team
"Sreate"?Classic Dancer
Miss Jeneva Foxwell
ELABORATE SUPPER MENU
DANCING?SOKOLOV'S ORCHESTRA
No Cover Charge
FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL
Fourteenth at K Street
A Li Carte Service Club Breakfasti
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Saturday Ends the Year Ends!
And it is going to be a sweeping clean-up! As far as we
can do so, we are going to arrange Coats, Suits, Dresses and
Skirts in one-price lots for the wind-up?and on first floor the
same way!
Not knowing what will be left tonight, we are unable to give many of the
details, but you can count on the biggest of values!
Year Ends, $15 Year Ends, $40
4?$45.00 Tweed Sport Suits?Belted pockets.
1?$50.00 Wooltex Suit?Black velour, tucked
panel back.
7?$25.00 "Sportspun" Jersey 3-piece Suits?Navy
and brown.
5?Women's $35.00 Coats?Navy and brown ve
lour, with beaverette collars.
7?Women's $39.50 Coats?Bolivia and silvertone
velour, self and beaverette collars.
10?$35.00 Dresses?Canton crepe, lace and satin,
navy blue and black.
5?$35.00 Mourning Dresses?Black crepe de chine.
10?$30.00 Tailored Dresses?Navy blue crepe de
chine.
4?$36.50 Chiffon Velvet Dresses?Black and navy,
chenille fringe trimming.
3?$33.50 Jersey Sport Dresses?Navy, brown and
henna.
8?$30.00 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses?Tunic and
chemise styles.
10?$40 Dresses?Navy blue tricotine and twill
cord?chenille and self embroidery and bead trimming.
Year Ends, *25
6?$50.00 Coats?Navy, black and brown suedetex,
large shawl collars of raccoon.
7?$40.00 Brown Chinchilla Sport Coats, with
belted jackets.
5?$35.00 Tan Polo Sport Coats?Plaited backs.
20?$40.00 Coats?Normandy and suedetex cloth;
self collars?navy, black and brown.
10?$45.00 Coats?Normandy, suedine; hand em
broidered and with fur collars?burro, Sorrento blue
and navy.
4?$60.00 Coats?Navy and black erminie, semi
fitted styles, with opossum fur collar and cuffs.
10?$45.00 Wooltex Tweed Suits?Belted and
straightline jackets.
3?$62.50 Brocaded Faille Silk Evening Gowns?
Maize, shell pink and blue.
20?$45.00 and $50.00 Street and Afternoon
Dresses?-Crepe-back satin, crepe, faille and georgette.
4?$50.00 Wooltex Tailored Tricotine Dresses?
Panel and tunic styles.
10?$40.00 Dance Dresses?Taffeta and chiffon
silver lace and rosebud trimming; pastel shades.
Year Ends, $35
6?$85.00 Black Spanish Lace Dinner Gowns?
Combined with chiffon.
8?$65.00 to $75.00 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses?
Basque and tunic styles; gold thread emboridery.
3?$75.00 White Beaded Net Robes?Made over
white satin.
4?$55.00 Afternoon Gowns?Canton crepe and
crepe-back satin; navy and black with red, and black
bead embroidery.
6?$75.00 Wooltex Suits?Long line and belted
jackets?duvet de laine and moussyne; navy, tortoise
and black.
3?$75.00 Suits?In oxford mixtures, long line
jackets for large women.
2?$57.50 White Chinchilla Sport Coats.
6?$45.00 Wooltex Coats?Normandy cloth; full
backs and belted styles.
10 $50.00 Coats?In Normandy, suedetex and
Rivola cloth; fur and self collars.
10?$65.00 Fitted Bodice Coats?Rivola cloth, with
squirrel collar; navy and brown.
10?$75.00 and $79.50 Normandy Cloth Coats?
Blouse, full back and belted styles?navy, brown and
burro.
10?$79.50 Twill Cord Dresses?With gold thread,
gray, self and henna embroidery.
8?$75.00 Afternoon Gowns?Canton crepe, Rosha
nara crepe and satin meteor?gold thread embroidery
?hip, waistline and panel tunic styles.
7?$58.50 Navy Blue and Black Tricotine Suits?
With cable stitching and braid trimming.
3?$69.50 Suits?Semi-tailored styles for large
women?black and brown duvet de laine.
8?$75.00 Suits?Strictly tailored, belted and un
belted styles?duvet de laine and tricotine; navy, Sor
rento and burro shades.
8?$79.50 Costume Suits ? Hand embroidered,
beaver, wolf and squirrel collars; navy and brown duvet
de laine.
Year Ends, $50
4?$125.00 Suits?Long line jackets?navy and
black, with squirrel collar.
10?$95.00 Afternoon Gowns?In kitten's-ear
crepe, silk laces, Canton and duvetyn?(thread and
braid embroidery.
10?-$95.00 Navy Twill Cord Double-breasted Coat
Dresses?With lace vests.
3?$75.00 Dresses?Satin and Canton cj-epe?tunic
and coat styles; navy and black?for large women.
8?$125.00 Wrap Coats?Large beaver collars?
navy, brown, marmot, burro and Sorrento cordana
cloth.
10?$95.00 Coats?In Romona, erminie and Rivola
?plaited and panel backs?belted and straightline
styles?navy, brown, burro and black. /
5?$89.50 Panel Back Coats?Large beaver collars.
10?$85.00 Coats?In Normandy and erminie?
large squirrel and wolf collars.
Year Ends, $75
20?$110.00 to $120.00 Coats?One and two of a
kind?with fur collars?Pollyanna, panvelaine, er
minie and superba?navy, Sorrento blue, burro, brown
and black.
2?$155.00 Brown Velonde Coats?With embroid
ered jackets; Kolinsky collars.
2?$105.00 Black Panvelaine Coats?Plaited panel
backs?large squirrel collars.
10?$125.00 Cordova Cloth Blouse Coats?Large
beaver collars; navy, brown, burro, marmot and Vol
nay red.
2?$155.00 Wraps?Pollyanna?cape collars with
fringe; wolf fur; navy and black.
2?$150.00 "Milgrim" Suits?Duvet de laine and
moussyne?navy and black.
1_1$175.00 "Milgrim" Coat Dress?Jenny sleeves
of mohawk Canton crepe.
3?$105.00 Evening Gowns?In black and white;
saun panel tunic of spangled net.
4?$112.00 Afternoon Gowns?Of Paulette, satin
Canton and brocaded meteor?pointed tunic and soft
blouse styles. ?
2 $127.50 Navy Blue Twill Cord Dresses?Bodice
and skirts with embroidery of gray and blue.
10?$115.00 to $127.50 Costume Suits?Beautifully
kunil embroidered and fur trimmed?seal, beaver and
wolf collars.
4?$120.00 Suits?With hand embroidery and fur
collars. Large women's styles.
$13.75?Misses' Dresses?$19.75
Year-End Final
Misses' $25 Dresses Canton crepe and tricotine?in
navy, blwk, jade and lavender straight line, with beading
and embroidery, $13.75.
Misses' $25 and $35 Dresses?Canton crepe, taffeta and
Crepe de Chine?long and short sleeves?navy and black?
overdraped skirts and straight-line styles, $19.75.