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The Washington times., 1921-06-13
GREEKS HOLD MEMORIAL
FOR LAST OF EMPERORS

Memorial services for Constantine
Ealaeologos. the last Greek emperor.
who fell while defending CONSTANT
Lople against the Turks in 1853, and
Uther Greek heroes who died ighting
for independence since that time. in
cluding those killed in the late war
with Turkey. were held yesterday by
the Greeks of this city in ST. Constsn-
tine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Church. Sixth and streets south
vest.
The services were attended by the
Greek minister, Alexander Vouros.
rpd his stan
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
Small Savings, Totaling.
$27, 600, 900, 600, Vital
Factor In u. S. Welfare

Savings of small investors through the United States
total approximately $27 it indicated in records
of the Treasury Department
This vast total Of unexpended dollars is represented by
savings accounts in banks throughout the United States and
by Liberty Bonds War Savings Stamps and Victory notes
The issues of securities made by the Government dur
ing the designed especially to appeal to wage
earners saaried workers and persons Of small means
The Washington times., 1921-06-13


small amounts. Government war
Issues now do not appeal to persons
of large means as do the completely
tax-free securities issued by States
and municipalities. The Government
var issues, therefore. are held main
iy by persons of small income.
The savings bank now is and Al.
ways has been the frst resort OF the
small investor who has saved a few
dollars from his weekly pay envelop
or salary check.
Savings bank deposits and Govern
ment war issues represent the most
sure barometer of the extent to
which income IL being saved for fu-
ture use.
THRIFT HABIT GROWS.
Savings bank deposits total APP
proximately $4,000 yO00. 900, while sp-
proximatelyy $4,000. 900. 600 OF Liber-
ty bonds and Victory notes are In
the hands OF investors. In addition.
the Government has sold approxi-
mately 81 1000 900. 900 worth OF WAR
Savings and Thrift stamps, which
represents investments at from rs
cents to IS each. These "baby" bonds
of the Government. sold through the
Postofice Department, show that the
thrift movement instigated by the
Treasury Department during the war
Is gaining momentum continuously.
Sales of War Savings Stamps and
Thirst Stamps are increasing daily.
The United States IL gradually
coming to stand as one of the worlds
thriftpracticing nations. Govern
ment officials say.
Through the Thrift Bureau, the
TVA a ~ nrxv g. ~lrs
tion-wide campaign to encourage saw
ing by persons in every part of the
United States. The bureau was or
ganized and put into operation when
the Government decided to issue it's
baby bonds II Is Intended to en-
courage savings by school children,
with the idea that as they grow up
they will have formed habits of econ
omy that shall stay with them dur
ing life.
An intensive campaign to preach
thrift TO children through Sunday
schools. public schools. and clubs now
is being carried on by the bureau.
In addition IL is getting in touch
with thousands OF adults through
chambers OF commerce, city clubs,
neighborhod organizations, churches.
and civic and religious organizations
OF all kinds.
MILLIONS IN SMALL AMOUNTS.
Millions of dollars each month now
are being brought into the Federal
Governments purse in the shape of
small loans from children, wage
earners and persons encouraged TO
save regularly as result OF the
campaign bt the Thrift Bureau, of
the Treasury Department.
The records of the Treasury De-
partment indicate that approximate
y 2oooo.oo0 persons have been con-
verted TO the practice OF economy.
Ihis would seem to mean that the
thrift movement has touched prar-
ticaily every family in the country.
since the Census Bureau reports in
dtcate that there are about "a, 600 :
900 FAMILY groups in the United
states. The reports. however. are
based on averages and naturally will
not bear out the flat statement that
every family has q savings account
treasury Department officials are
encouraged to believe that the eco
nomic depression has had but slight
effect In discouraging saving of in
come. Despite widespread unem-
ployment which always has a ten
dency to curtail bank accounts. the
country now has saved up against
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
Filing Clerks to Dance.

The Filing Association of the Dis
trIct. composed of filing clerks and
officials in all of the Government
departments. will give q dance ut
the Thomson School. Twelfth and
night
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS
MARTHA SPENCER.

ONE OF TIE WOKLDS MOST DI6TIN-
pIUMs AND LIFE READERs
M6e MosT RESABHE AhP HEh NPviSn Wira,T 2P THE
QUESTION WILL TELL THE object Of
your call. NAMES OF FRIENDS AND
ness changes. speculations. Investments.
divorce and how to become reunited to
husband, wife or friend. There 10 no heart
cannot help you with it,. or help you TO
decide between the right and wrons
eourse Of action 70 CONSULT MARTHA
MOST INTERESTING AND Positively
THE MOST VALUABLE HALF HOUR
NO FEE UNLESS PERFECT sATIsFAC-
TION GIVEN. HOURS. 1917 p. NJ
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

g. y PHELPS. City Passenger Ar~vt
1918 New YORK Avenue Washington
v. n PERRY, Gen. Aat-. Passenger Dent.
1891 Broadway New York City
All Information concerning Canada f,rn,sn.s
on request CANADIAN newspspers on hls
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
CLAIRvOYANTs
licensed By the District Of Columb
Arthar

Prof. Arthan,
Noted Spiritualist Medium. givcs special
message ssance Tuesday evening At 9
o'clock In Society Hall, SOS q st NJ W..
corner OF 5th st. He astonishes hts large
audience by his many spirit messages. daily
readings on ali anairs; best adviser; gives
full names. dates. facts- Studios In the
hall
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
MADAM ALLEN

yci stb 81 N W. ceor' sth ana D.,
Ssusrsntses to rssd yocr entire iife-ps.t.
present and failure gives true sdviqs On
epscAal reAAiass dAiiy. Soc NAis ssiL
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
NINE REIJ.E

Soc NINE. BELLE Zoe
Egyptian palmist. gives true advice IN
business. love, health and family snsirs:
tells who and when you'll marry and how
to avoid ALI bad luck and evil innuencA
CONFIDENTIAL readings daily, 10 a m 3 d m
ll24 7th st. n. W. bstwesn L and y.
LOOK! LOOKl BACK AGAIN!
Madam Stanley's Gypssy camp. 18th and
sts N. Il. Celebrated palmist Sstisfsc-
ton guaranteed
SPECIAL CARDS, soc. with hand free;
love bus marriage 7og 4tb st w :
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
licensed by the District Of Colunbi,
PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Cisiryoyant and Palmist, can read
~eur life by the lines in your palm which
are the record of your life Being . grad
nate of two colleges OF palmistry, and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
20 lift the veil of mystery and reveal to
you important matters OF your future ufss
oives advice on busipess matters, love,
health and family ansirs; tells name OF
VOC love 10 true or false; what part OF the
~suntry 10 fucktest to ron; what to do TO
All nature. brings the separated together;
tells the swcret OF having personal innu-
sWoe with yoiir Associates Prot Belmont
- . PsychoioGist of world Renown. Road
tngs, 81. fifs New York ave. N. W., next
UoN 70 Masonic Tsmpls
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
splritunIism

SPIRIT medium world brings ycu health,
Happiness peace. JOY, success. advt all
days; no signs: look for No. 1905 18th N. w.
MRS. LILLIAN GREEN. Spiritual n sdiun.
sivep daily. l<21 9th ct. ~. W.. Wash-
ington, u. c.
RIZPAH ELDON,
worlds Greatest Clsirvoyant raimtst ana
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10
Pooahcntss ysndy shop Msis 7sfs
SPIRITUAL MEETINGS. AT q =. M Tn.,.-
dsyj reading 800 sf1 10th st N
Lincoln te<2 hra :. r. Nalthy.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
PROPOSALS

aEXTFD PROPOSALS will be received by
the Bureau of Standards and opened at
4 n m, June II. 1921, for constructing
small breast walls of rubbie stone. placing
new roof on meter rating tank building and
miscelisneous painting In Northwest and
Ind dustrtai Buildings. Specifications may
he obtained upon application TO the Supt.
~ the Msehs nicaI Plant. Bureau Of stand
ards Washington, ID. G.
COMMISSIONERS. d. G.. washington,
June H. 1921. Sealed proposals. Will be
recefved at Room sos. District Building,
until 4 o'clock .. m. June 70, 1871. for
furnishing milling machine. For detailed
Information apply TO Room $50. District
Buildins CUNO II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES
W. KUTz. JAMES F. OYSTER Commis-
sioners, D. c ------
COMMISSIONERS. d. c.. Washington, June
10. 1871 Sealed proposals. viii be re-
ceived at Room 500. District Building. un-
iii O'Clock y. m. June 2lst 1891, for
furuiShing one motor-driven auto sweeper.
FOR detailed Information apply to Room
$50, District Building. CUNo III. RUDOLPH.
CHARLES w. KUTZ. JAMES ". OYSTER.
Comm issioners, .. G
COMM MISsIoNERs. D. c.. WASHINGTON.
June 9. 1921 Sealed proposals for alter
ing the stairways in the John y. Cook
school. on o Street, betweeen bth and New
Jersey Ave, N. W.. and in the Randall
school, at Delaware Ave. and LIST Street,
s. W., will be received In Room 500. Dis
trict Building until 3 o'clock. +. M, June
II, 1871 For detailed information apply
to Room at. District Building. CuNo III.
RUDOLPH. CHARLES w. kUTZ. JAMES
r. OYSTER. Commissioners. d. 9.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
STUDIO, s24 18th ST. N. w.
HOME AGAIN!
PROF.. MARCUS LA MAR.

FOR YEARS WASHfNGToN'S FAVOR
TIE ADVISER, most remarkable Reader of
Human Destiny of the present age. Spirit
uai Medium In q class distinctly alone.
Prof. La Mar has brought about more
happy marriages.. reunited more separated
and helped more people out of distress and
sorrow than any medium In America. He
succeeds even in the most difficult cases.
where poorly deve,oted mediums have
failed. Gives full names. facts. never fail
ing help and advice on business. Law suits.
without asking a single question, tells you
exactly what you called for, accepting no
fee unless perfect sstisfsction is given
YOU Hours, 10 q. m. to $3.50 p. m. daily,
saturdays until y. m. Closed all day
Sunday. All are welcome.
516 18th st. N. w.
Few Doors Ernm z Streaf
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
MADAM D'ASHMAN

Crystal 0azcr and Card Reader. reIis
your fortune removes trouble. restores lost
love- helps you to succeaA Frank s3A
Daily. Sundays, al.
733 18th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
MADAM JEANETTE.
LET MADAM ROYAL

Advice you on business, Health. Love and
Family anaira givcs initials Of whom vou
will marry and when Restores lost sffec-
tion. s2.oo Reading with ad for so ccnta
sos 9th ct. N. w. bet Eye st. and N. " ave
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE
BOTH St., GEORGETOWN.
$4,000-Attrsctive Terms.
PINE AVE, TAKOMA PARK,
$5,20o-$500 Cash.

Attractive nvs-rcom and bath frame bun
gaiow, electric lights. Front and real
perchss. Large lot. room for garage
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
WILLIAM K HARTUNG,
1iOs 18th st. N. w.
Phone Main 372.
McKEEVER AND GOSS,
Realtors.
Main 47s2

SAUL'S ADDITION.
Very attractive home on Randolph
street near 18th, houss nearly nev,
fine porches front and rear, large lot
extending back to wide paved alley,
houas contains ak nice rooms, hot
water heat, electric ughtA. and all
modern improvements. Price, 31i.s0o
McKEEvER a ooss.
1905 Eye st. Main t7S3
PETWORTH.
Look At this home before buying.
large bedrooms, good staed kitchen,
buiIt-in hreproof garags. screened in
porch. concrete front porch, large sleep
ing porch. oak floors on nrst 6oor. In
perfect condition and the owner has
authoriaed u to sell for $3.50 on very
easy terms.
AND Goss.
Main 4752
ton Real Estate Board.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
MADAM VASHTI,

bUc MADAME SELIA bOc
Egyptian Palmist and Medium
business love, health. and family anair.:
tells the name Of future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love; makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
In your home; tells what buslness 10 luck
lest for you and how TO gain. success IN
ing bad luck or trouble consult Nine. Seiia .
she can help you; Satisfaction guaranteed
Phone Franklin s87s-J. CONFIDENTIAL read
ings daily so cents. S31 7th St NJ w,
next to Eye st. Op. McCrory'e I0c store
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
41ST ST., CHEVY CHASE,
38,OOO-$l 900 Cash.

six-room and bath frame rssidsncs: hot
watsr heat; electric ughtA. Front porch
and rear porch. Large lot; room tor garage
The Washington times., 1921-06-13
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVlNG, fAShlNO q olOnhuL
NEwMANs TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE.
Grating. packing and shippinss 1888 You
81. N w. North l01ts.
THE ROYAL EXPRESS
General moving and hauling, goods de-
NELSON MURDOCH CO..
1897 eth ST. N. w. Phone NJ. 1857.
The Washington times., 1921-06-13

MONEY TO LlOAN-s15e to sseo. oes on d
G. real estate Several trust funda- All
transa ctions conduct with economical
consid era tion for borrowers
WIN II SAUNDERS a CO.,
oput harm Building, so1 18th gt ", w.
CIlIRYNYANra
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
LATONlA ENTRIES

First .raco- purse. si.gao- claiming FOUR
y.ar-u.l~ ard 70 sN rrlonE @'ls.uc PAY.
atlsc. 30. ISvw''i 'urIhs. inT; Redmond.
- You Nod. no. 1uiumLin Tenn. II1t
Hereafter. lI3. Marvin May, lIa. iiadr.an.
second race purse. 1880. staining. :er
Arct-S.Hr-"I' hul ups watdcus5 ogo nail"
M ,a!NtCgnih.'Mea Nc W. ~ DIN
IL, iii. Marin car@3, iii. Pine 60
III; Riack Rock. IL. Service Flag. rs.
SRirw.tc II, A.SI c,isihi.-'Kay Ntl..n.
Miss rro>pcrIty. ~, 'IIomeward hound.
!ln. \uri-Uk. IL.
rnrd rn-ce-purs". sl,a"j: m, Sanders:
for two-year-o!d h..rs four and = haif
"a. Foul weather, iI&: Comciie d'Amour.
III Gammer iu!tnn. iii
Fourth race purse. 81. 800: claiming: for
nr.ycaf.@l! and ur. o.. mile and q
tai City. III; pr. re. liz. Shai6w la Ma.
II. bolrh, IL: chief Brown. IL; Coryd"n.
,rinh r,.' pure si.1p1; allowances; tho
SN imri"us',,!iyn, Valet g; Ills. choice.
!"S: hro'h"r Batch. l.". John :. Erarlnn.
10, IT, r. coleman. 10. Rising Rock. i0I.
Sixth r"c, purse. Sl.Go1. claiming: Tor
,w"-%ear.2ids four and = heli f%urlongs-
;l' Me ln', luss. IL, Aimed, Girl.
hncNinfhan H. Miss Crss;wooi. liz: AZ
,; S%ye} }lnr III !sii -p an + ,H si,re .n aiatHi"si g. s.
McCIintock. IL. miss r"nia!n. iGT: 'B.liy
Common. ~: quick Wow. iO1. VIII ~ tho
Wisr, ioI: Mlaghlave.!i ~. wish Maker.
Also Observation-Disclosures.
-'Appr,n'ic" allowance claimed i've
pounds. W"hiH-'. cloudy. track. sioppy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
DENLY ASKS SIMS
IF LONDON SPEECH
Is RIGHTLY QUOTED
Continued from firs, nnrcl

whom We all like even when he
puts US into passing dinicultics-arc
facts that the Sim l'cin party and
me murder gangs who profess to he
dong it's work are just about as dis
zinc; from each other as the british
government and the other murder
gangs which profess To be doln. it's
work: that tn" most striking point
n lr"lands relation to tho great war
was not tho insane effort OF - r.r
Wild extremists TO help N" Germans.
the great number and excellent
quality of Irish soldiers who
1houn'lcd not in Irish. Australian and
Canadian. bat also i'm English and
cNcn Scottish rcEimontS; and that an
even moro remarkable degrcr of par
r~ciration OF Irish in tho overthrow
Of Gcr'1anS. which prevented the
foNy Of a few anti-Irish politician s ~
IN" War office AMI elsewhere. who
ohokcd off tho great recruiting move
mcnt started Ivy John Redmond.
II ignoring such facts while he
stresses others, .Admira, Sims ne
-,oGnt with the best Intentions as
simulated hinisolf 20 an iutcmpcratc
Kind OF English party man. 1t is q
pity. because he H. PERSONALS worthy
10 cut a much better figure than that
and hccaus" It is painful To iiud ans
fault al all with Il great officer IN
tho navy OF a friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
ENTRIES

itrs, race claimin.. twe-y or,-o,ds
Tour and u half furi"ngs. strtirht-.Dici;
IuI""'. iut, Ap"u ITO; Harrington. i29,
iioareT. ITO. Furious. In7. stamp. ii5,
J~tiritHk!no, lip' Evelyn White. liz Sc.,
second Itcr-ia,cruu-.onal s,ccpicchasc
NhA"i'il four N"hr-u!dS and up. abou,
lwn miles ~'r.ul."t. 1T. IIgrlnu nj l.igh,,
Il decisive. 1876. Frank Il. tl5: Joyfu.
~, !" sss' Foul. i@2. Sea- Brym. i35. BIus
Third rrc"- hcilams haui!cap: Tor
long Hantsi,. no: Cimarror. ios. Stop
LIGHTLY. us, Lady ,i"rtruI". los Elected.
~ iO. i'ntos'. !-S. l:ltni,Io, 1l>.
Fourth rae" Cnndl''ouH. i1ur- yoar-ulis
ana up. ono mle,,c3mnunenr ~: car
nivcrstrr. los. Thunderstorm. i22. Dcha.
don IL. lipmHny. 1T. Gcniw W. 100.
Fiith vac selling. three" y"tv-olds and
ny. one mile and i stNtcUHth-SIa- Realm.
ll5; Sna paragon. II. i46. Master ,BUl'
.,a NUS ret,t. 49, T].nt@ch". lo9.
sixth ,cq.-imnidgns. three ear. Odds and
Selnt No L. h marx. 10, Two
is; Court View. lilo: Scotland Y"i, los.
Rhinestone. loH. Ailliro. 10. devastation.
NJ. wee hcsai iic; JOG choatc. no
Weather clear: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
RAIL WAGE CUT MAY
PRECIPlTATE STRIKE

CONTINUED From rage once
II they reject tho boards d]c,isiou.
the question will b" put up to the
men direct for strike votes.
ON behalf of th" railways az the
entire country, Z. Morris. chairman
OF tho Central Freight Associntion.
today sent notice l." shippers that.
under existing conditions. II" gcu-
crhl reduction in freight rates can be
)uS('hed "r made effective" Norris.
wh" acted as chairman 81 a commit
tee oi high traffic officers at tho two
day hearing in Washington on June
- and the shippers Interested in ro-
auctions o' rates ON building ma
%ierials' declared that somo reductions
In commodity rates I'm certain local.
tics should bc considcrod."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
keep ARMY At MIN|MUM
STRENGTH OF 10000
Appropriation Bill Passed by Sen
ate. Effective July 1, Is for
Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON. juno S--rho army
will be kept ~ a minimum strenrth
of 10000 during tho fiscal year be-
ginning July J, under terms OF tho
army appropriation bin, just passed
by tho senate.
Previously the senate had voted to
maintain an army OF 10000. nut it
reversed itself Just before tho hill
was approved late oday. This was
at tho requcs; OF senator Wadswof,h.
chairman OF the Military Affairs Con-
,nittcc.
wadswor,h explained that. under
The provisions OF THE hin as it was
son to tho senate Hy The House. an
average strength OF $50 600 would he
maintained during tho year. He said
This woUld uccoSsi;atc an eventual
reduction to 100000, which his
amendment was designed TO
The Senate approved WadSworth's
amendment hy Il vote Of 81 to Sc.
The h.l Itself carrying upproXi-
mately SSSo.noo,o0o, was adopted with
GU; q roli call Il uow goes to con-
f~erouccs ~Di rc adjusted. The chief
point Of dispute is tn. strength OF
the army.
The senate rejected. without a rec
ord vote, an amendment TO the bin
proposed 10y enator Dial. Democrat.
Of South Carolina. ordering the re
turn to the United states within
ninety days OF all American soldiers
nov in Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
CHINA WILL GRASP
HAND OF AMERICA
FOR WORLD PEACE

continue From rag" Onc)
'n"ni and no move IS taken without
conferences between the big business
ana banking interests. We arc grow
'hE strong financially. anu We ar.
Nr"ioHrdly grateful to America for
roiulnE 20 our help in tho time Of
distress.
China. in the nyx, decade. VIII ais
'ioSc Il wonderful change. and .n.
wants 10 stand side 10y side win
the United states. When the t.st
comes, china wants to show her real
tor America. and mn, h.
counted upon In tho hour Of need"
President Leaning announced That
arrangements for the, Atlanta trim
""rc practically complete. and ,hat
~ local DELEGATES would leave "A, II
o'clock SATURDAY..
u" also announced 'aa winners OF
the pli%" essays ~ t..a Starvation
Army dr!Nc. y larg. puisour of ad-
vertiscis mad sUI mittod essays on tia.
drive. and ,wo were selected bN =: cLi,-
able committee. headed 10y Oliver 4.
sands, AS winners Of ,hc &25 offered by
the salvation Army drive committees.
inc awards We're TO Milton Conc. of
tie Spotlcss Company. and Miss Rose
~Scroci", Of the planters National
Bank. Tn" prizes were presented by
John G ,;oodc. of tho salvation
Army committee. MIR. Conc. who was
present. handed MS rri1c of SIP 30
ever 10 the Salvation Army. Miss
Scr"Eic was not present. iicr prizc
was forwarded 10 hcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
WAR DEPARTMENT TO EXTEND
Keller no FLOOD It"I'I:REnS
" United News.

WASHINGTON. June S.-rhc War
Department is authorized TO use its
facilities to extend relief to food
5uitoi"rs in Pueblo under terms of a
resolution signed late Wednesday, by
President Harding.
III" resolution was rushed through
Congress. after mcmnors of tho Coll
orHdo delegation conferred with
l'rcSidoni Harding and Secretary OF
War Weeks.
It gives tho War Department au-
'hority t" Gs" hospital equipment
tents ana GOD supplies throughout
tn" stricken area.
EridccE are town between Las AMI
mas, COL. and tho United States Naval
Hospital at Fort Lyon. and There have
h"cu no icl"Vhon" connections since.
saturday niEht. according TO a mes
sag" from tho hospital 10 tho sur
Econ-g"ncral of III" navy.