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Committee Formed
To Wage Education
Fight for Cripples
Appropriations for 6
Teachers to 'Start'
Program Proposed
Active congressional support for
an appropriation to make possible
establishment of a permanent pro
gram for education of crippled
children here who cannot leave
their homes or hospitals will be
sought by the newly formed Co
ordinating Committee for Handi
capped Children.
Members of the House Subcom
mittee on District Appropriations
will be asked to provide funds in
the District budget to pay at least
six teachers to instruct these chil
dren.
See “Start” Toward Program.
The Co-ordinating Committee,
composed of representatives of pub
lic and private agencies who come
in contact with the crippled young
sters, point out that six teachers
would represent only a “start” to
ward an adequate permanent sys
tem aimed at replacing the W. P.
A. project now engaged in teaching
crippled children when this latter
service is terminated.
More than 200 now are receiving
their education through the W. P. A.
efforts.
The committee was established
yesterday at a meeting called by
the Health Committee of the Coun
cil of Social Agencies.
Mrs. Goodman Presides.
nii_-L.il. /-»_3_JJ
iviidi £jUOaU(Ul V. v**
rector of the W. P. A. project here,
acted as temporary chairman. It is
expected an officer of a private
group will be chosen permanent
head of the committee.
Among those present were Miss
Lena Hitchcock, director of occupa
tional therapy for Children's Hos
' pital; Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley,
vice president of the District of Co
lumbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers; Mrs. C. H. Pierce, vice
chairman of the Department of
Education, District of Columbia
Federation of Women’s Clubs, and
Dr. Robert J. Kassan. assistant di
rector of Emergency Hospital’s out
patient department.
Intruder Seizes Purse
At Legislator's Apartment
Police today were searching for
the colored burglar who entered the
apartment of Representative Joseph
J. Mansfield of Texas yesterday and
*tole a purse containing about $12.
The pocketbook belonged to Mrs.
Richard P. Dorsey, the Represent
ative's daughter, who is visiting in
his apartment at 2101 New Hamp
shire avenue N.W. Mr. Mansfield,
his daughter, and his daughter-in
law, Mrs. Bruce Mansfield, were in
the apartment at the time.
When Mrs. Mansfield saw the
1 burglar he warned her to be quiet,
picked up the purse and fled. She
gave police a description of the man.
Mrs. Robert A. Taft, wife of the
Senator from Ohio, reported yes- j
terday that two watches, the prop
erty of her sons, had been stolen
from the glove compartment of her
automobile.
Wiley Stimson, a cab driver who
lives at 920 Twenty-third street
N.W., was robbed of $9 last night by
two passengers. The men forced him
to surrender the money at gun point.
Theft of a number of shrouds,
drapes and other funeral accessories
—along with an automobile—was
reported today by James McCarthy,
of New York City. Mr. McCarthy
said the funeral accessories were
In the back seat of his automobile, |
parked near uonunemm j
where he is staying. The car was
stolen last night.
Service Orders
ARMY.
CAVALRY.
Black. Lt. Col James E. from Monterey
to Fort Moutrie. , _ . _ .
Habecker Second Lt. John C., from West
Point to Randolph Field.
INFANTRY. ,
Tuttle. Ma). Albert L., from Cleveland to
Howe. Ind
MEDICAL CORPS. m .
Llnthicum. Lt. Col. Edgar 8., from Wash
ington to Trenton.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Cooper. First Lt. Harry B., jr., from Fort
Monroe to Panama.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Heap Lt Col. Theodore P. from Fort
Thomas to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Barnett. Maj Theodore T„ from Fort
Knox to Fort Thomas . i
Cullins. Capt. Harry, from Philadelphia to i
Fort Moultrie
FIELD ARTILLERY.
White. Capt. Robert C.. from Hawaii to [
St. Bonaventure College.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Welling. First Lt. Alvin C., from Seattle
to Fairbanks Alaska. , .... -
Hllle. First Lt. Harry L., jr., from Midway
Island to Honolulu.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Bpruance. Capt. Raymond A., from U. S. 8.
Mississippi to 10th Naval District.
Arndt. Lt. (i. g ' Ralph W.. from Pensa
cola to Bombing Squadron 3
Bandy. Lt. (J. g.i Jack I„ from Pensacola
to U. 8. 8 Ranger
Gray Lt. (J. g.i Richard, from Pensacola
to U. 8. 8. Enterprise.
Hulson. Lt. (j. g.i William T.. from Pensa
cola to Fighting Squadron 3.
McCauley, Lt. (J. g.) James W., from Pen
sacola to Bombing Squardon 6.
Hewell, Lt (J. g.i James H, from Pensa
cola to TJ. 8. 8. Lexington.
Heed, Lt. (j. g.i Marion J.. from Pensacola
to U. 8 8. Phoenix. , „ . ,
Southerland. Lt. (j. g.i James J.. 2d., from
Pensacola to U. 8 8. Yorktown.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Barbour. Comdr. Herbert L, from San
Pedro to Long Beach. Calif
Allman. Lt. Thomas L., from Pearl Harbor
to San Pedro. .. ,
Higgins. Lt Alton R.. from 4th Marines to
Chelsea Mass
Smith, Lt. Francis K.. from Cleveland to
Chicago.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Hamrick. Lt. Cecil O . from San Clemente
Island to San Diego.
Deiweiler. Lt. (J. g.i Louis M.. from San
Diego to San Clemente Island.
Your first accident may be your
last. • _
BRONCHIAL
To quickly relieve DISTRESS—when j
a cold affects your upper bronchial tubes '
—REMEMBER it takes MORE than
“just a salve!” You need to rub your
chest, throat and back with a warming,
soothing **counter-irritant” like good
old reliable Musterole which penetrates
the outer layers of the skin and helps
break up local congestion and pain. Its
soothing vapors ease breathing. Used by
millions for over 30 years! 3 strengths:
Regular, Children’s (mild) and Extra
Strong, 40* Hospital Size, $3.00.
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HERSHEY BARS
ALMOND
AH Ounces_
PLAIN
7 Ounces......
Bittersweet
7 Ounces_
KRACKEL
GVi Ounces....
NOUGAT-ALMOND, « ounces _„13e; 2 for 25c
MILD AND MELLOW, « Ounce...] Oc
MR. GOODBAR, 6% Ounces -.— 10c
BEGINNING THURSDAY
55c EVENING IN PARIS
ROUGE with FREE LIPSTICK
Both C Cc
For
A trial size of Lipstick and
regular size of Rouge ... two
lovely make-up requisites in
harmonizing shades.
EVENING IN PARIS
FACE POWDER
With Complimentary Size* of
ROUGE and LIPSTICK
Choose your most be* ...
coming shade of Kve- ALL >1
nine In Paris Face FOR ~ I
LPowder, and you will r » I
receive generous sites of Route and
Lipstick In harmonising shades.
LET IT SNOW! *0e
LET IT BLOW! MeCOY'S
n#%%#nll COD LIVER
Drink BOVRIL
The "BEVERAGE BEEFSTEAK" TABLETS
&...... 45e j—41c
fir..:... 89C YEAST
A rich, pure conoentrate of FOAIU
the finest, lean beef ... hearty
in strength - giving protein. s TAB LETS
Nothing like it as a “pick-up’’ lelHe of 60
drink. — _ w
10c A CUP AT ALL
PEOPLES FOUNTAINS rVi' J
I llffiif PRESCRIPTION
7 a IS IN COMPETENT HANDS
AT PEOPLES DRUG STORES
There are at least two registered pharmacists assigned regu
larly to each Peoples Drug Store—assuring you of accurate,
intelligent, prescription service at all times. These pharma
cists have the benefit of years of practical experience in addi
tion to their studies necessary to pass the rigid examina
tions required to obtain registration.
chllcJfydH/
Ctp&UmcAcC
Phwtuictidr
JOSEPH W. BRILES
Mr. Briles Joined the staff of Peoples pharmacists November 11th,
1922, .over 17 years ago. He is typical of the many senior phar
macists who fill prescriptions every day at Peoples. Mr. Briles is
located at our 11th and East Capitol Street store.
GROVE'S
LAXATIVE ANACIN
VICK'S BROMO VAPEX PEOPLES _ BROMO TABLETS
V“ QUININE NASAL ^.NITIS j-Z SELTZER ™
NGSt Get o u i c k re- ... - , ___ . East. effective ef
strength'-'robbmg Full Strength SPRAY *™e»t relief
DROPS t w.th these css. ami breathe Bon|e of ,00 Relieve^ nasal Irom headaches. tlblet,
5Oc 31- 55c 75c rn. 60c 60c 3 25c 1C
Size 3 “Tv Size Size ^ ^V Size Size 3.WV Sixe I w*
L_ ■ :
BILL'S MILBURNS
COLD I VICKS I I Mustero e
TABLETS K^YS CAPSULES SCOTT'S VAPO-M1B EN0 ~“NTER.
TABLETS N0SE EMULSION SALVE Effervescent I CAIVE
At the first sign RD ADC drag you down— A n excellent c A I T 3MUVC
ol a cold, start DROP# . f t ,, f Ionic with all Loosens up that jAL I
taking these _ . , _ . *ft Itft rfU" value of cod “tight1 feeling Choice of mild
pleasant tablets. Contains Bfche- with these cap- liver oil Pleas- In your chest Pleasant and (for children) or
Act promptly. grme^.nd Chlor' sules. ea5y t0 *hce0V°U have -easy to take. regular strength.
50c IQ- DC#* DC#* *120 55c 3120 40c Hr
Tin I /V 3DC 3 Sixe Sixe Size Size A/C
PERTUSSIN DR MILES
for aika SAL IRONIZED FLEET S
COUGHS SELTZER HEPAT,CA YEAST PHOSPHO
Relieves coughs Effective laxative. TABLETS SODA
due to colds. Safe 30c easy 10 take be- 1 ** ....
for children and cause It Is eller- Rich ln vitamin f„Le f.L*,?),*. fe'
adults. Stxe veacent. B and Iron fast la*®1"*
Sir It 49c St 39c it0 71c it 21c
A Medicated, Greaseless Cream That Every Member Will Find
Many Uses For ...
NOXZEMA
Hrig" SKIN CREAM
' *ei tc u_*._> c.'_- Enough Noxzema to last the
1 fl.75 Hospital Size entire family for months!
^SAst^sTMEOlCAf^ ^ ^ ^ For chapped skin, pimples,
Skill CDCANL £«■ *4 Chafing and other skin ir
^ B J ritations from external
causes. Save money . . .
| A | get the big jar of this
w “miracle” cream today!
I
ctop IT GRAHAM
TABLETS MILK 0F
WAMPOLE'S ALL'S tab^ctc BAUME
WAMrULt J headaches, minor Muu >» TABLETS DCkJ <• A V
PREPA- pa!ns EXPECTORANT DCN-oAT
RATION 25c r.nlft COMPOUND 25cT,n|Q_ J.V head' colds
of 12 - ■ 7C Soothing to 0f jq I /V —a 1 s o soothing
A systemic ton- “ coughs due to to muscular aches
ic and stimulant. colds. Pleasant to due to colds.
$1.00 take. 75c
Sir.75c 79c S£, 34c 69c JS. 50c
TAMPAX
| NOW IN THREE SIZES!
Regulor or Junior Size ^ VjC
Box of 10. Mm3
wmmmrnmk SwtT.„p„ 33c
Box ’of 10_ *3 *3
This famous INTERNAL sanitary pro
tection now comes in three sizes to care
for your needs on different days. No
pins, pads, or belt required . . . nothing
to hinder or show.
1 ' 'I , I
MISTOL GRAHAM ""JUS SQUIBB
NOSE fAIIGH BROWN ASPIRIN REL HEAD
DROPS SYRUP MIXTURE TABLETS COLD JELLY,
Aid, in relief of * LOZENGES Bottl. of 200 J^lne^c{gg
minor nasal con- Relieves colfthi High quality and head, makes
gestlpn due to due to colds. Bottle of 30 quick-dissolving. breathing easier,
colds.
sst _ 45c I?' 21c 19e L 59e ft. 24c
Prices May Vary Slightly in Maryland and Virginia Stores on a Fete Items Which Are Under Stale Contract
Lams.
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I Keep Uoufi TNedicim Cabinet Stocked witii I
I / V V
In our modern, scru
pulously clean labora
tory, under the capable
supervision of a mas
ter pharmacist, Peo
ples Quality products
are bottled and pack
aged.
Here, highest qual
ity drugs, gathered
from the four corners
of the world, must
pass a rigid test for
purity, potency and
uniformity before be
ing offered to you.
You can rely on
Peoples Quality prod
ucts for freshness, pur
ity, potency and uni
formity today and
every day.
\ _
Chloroform
LINIMENT
*i f* — 3-ounce
C floH/e
Excellent r u b b 1 n t
lubricant and coun
ter-irritant.
Double-Dietilled
WITCH
HAZEL
Pint
Bottle
Aromatic '
SPIRIT OF
AMMONIA
3-ounce
^ jC Bottle
WATER-WHITE
MINERAL
OIL
49c /.a.
• m SPIRIT OF
^pjj^ TURPENTINE
II I 1A.
I |yC Bottle
H§ U. S. F. Quality
A CAi7L0R
Ipwsn ol^
|||||: 25«tt"
SI FLUID EXTRACT
CASCARA
Aromatic
0% W" _ 2-ounce
Bottle
RUBBING
ALCOHOL
7 Or Piu‘
^Zf*0 Bottle
Por rubbina away
muscular aches and
other minor pains.
rj U. S. P. Quality
JX Camphorated
OIL
I rni>mt I 1
P #ou»ajrv ■
§§| 25c ^
0 SPIRIT OF
CAMPHOR
■ I MO«ll B
■ I '*'**.«> I
j Anta ^ 4-ounce
felW^IJ DIJC floM/e
'SR Brown Mixture
ici and Ammonium
Chloride
^ ^ 4-ounce
^ jC Bottle
PEROXIDE
of Hydrogen
19c SSL
bqr|c
ACID
POWDER
29c V
U. S. P. Quality
BORAX
POWDER
15c v
ELIXIR IRON,
QUININE and
STRYCHNINE
89c ill
SODIUM
BICARB
ONATE
23c
Pound
Tin
EPSOM
SALT
15c
Pound
Tin
I U. S. P. Quality |
ROCHELLE
SALT
1 4-ounct
Box
■ PSYLLIUM
390"
U. S. P. Quality
'JtBSm POWDERED
K ALUM
'■BPj25c
MBB U- S. P. Quality
SHf SENNA
•mBSI' LEAVES
L;lHQV < M f _ 3-ounce
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TONIC
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93* 1
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POWDER
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63* 1
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AYER'S
Cherry
Flavored
PECTORAL
39* I
11.25 Quart
SQUIBB
MINERAL
OIL
89* I
$t.oo
SQUIBB !
COD LIVER
OIL
79* I
30c Tint
UN6UENTINE
OINTMENT
25* I
SOc
REWAMOL
For Cough*
DO* to CoMt *
42* |
SOc
PEPTO
BISMOL
For Upset ,
Stomach
42* |
ISc
DJER
KISS
TALCUM
15* I
60c
AMOLIN
Deodorant
POWDER
49* I
60c
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TOOTH
powder
33* 1
MASSO
TOOTH
BRUSHES
23* 1
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