Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 29

3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, MARCH 1917 S PUPISIND.C. PUSHT CLEAUP CRUSADE Start Gardens, Improve = = WELL-DRESSED MAN Tuxedo Jackets For Ga;v And Gracious Leisure—The “British Bowler”, Alias Derby — Knitted Knots —The Dance Shoe A Perfect System---at your disposal OME witty Frenchman has likened genuine fashion to a window par. through which you look witnout being conscious that . r‘\ it is there. Whist- e ler, thegreat paint- = er, expressed the same thought when he declared, “Finished work the1g2rdinner(Tux- edo) jacket of black = unfinished worstedor y; dark-gray cheviot. It 3 has shawl lapels i which are silk or sat- | in-faced to the edge. This garment is well-waisted and has slanting pockets. The skirts hang trim and close with no suggestion of a ripple or bragging of a wine cellar, one should practise discretion. Knitted four-in-hands are again in fashion. They last long, do not show pinholes and are now procurable in almost as many vari- egated colors and patternsas wov- ensilksare. A cross-striped knitted scarf is pictured in center column, togéther with one of the smart Lawns, Fix Backyards and Open War on Trash. On to M&Kinley clean-up High with the as soon as the! . The date of . when “four- | the grades | dean up. the va- tarted vege- chool— 1825 rted flower I vegetable d flower gardens. The electric hookkeeping machines used in our book- Leeping department handle our work with alsolute aceuracy. AN additions ctions and suh- don> au maching dep: dates, adds bialar t prints r prints its to the old ks and new Instead of leaving your passbook to he balanced, a neatly printed, accurate statement is mailed on the last day of every month. It shows a bhalance you know is right. Your canceled checks are mailed every mionth with the statement. FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK Southeast Corner of Fourteenth and G Strects s . co Originators of the Monthiy Statement System in Washinzton. should show no orflare. The collaris the wingand lowcollarsthathave of buils 2 up made a trace of work™ the bow-knot tie is the narrow af- a triangular front . Lu Verne The secret of pre- fair worn under the collar-tabs. space forsnug tying. possessing appear> ance is tomake cer- tain that you have on becomingly The low-cut laced Oxford shoe of patent leather to go with the Tuxedo jacket is portrayed here. It is the Blucher shape having a tapering, oval toe, a flat heel and a wide ribbon. Such a shoe is tiptop for dancing, which the blue-law, blue-jaw brethren delight to flay as “hug- ging set to music”. Do they object with A type of derby hat, known ed the program as the British Bowler, has gained widespread vogue in the largercities during the last year or so. One of these derbies is shown above. The crown is rather low ‘and the brim is inclined to be snug. Such a hat is not becoming to ev‘ery face, and as in : | getting engaged or eating chicken ~ to musie? : ; grson. croquettes at strange restaurants, Trousers to accompany the {Smi: -~ — ==’ dinner jacket are cut full- i er-width than heretofore, sometimes with a bell. @ NOTE—Questions concern- we apprec our play o i our cut clothes and harmonious colors, and, then, to put out your feet and put yourself out of your mind. push be- -grade The scourge of men’s fashions is the “best dresser” who tries to arrest attention through “origin- ality™. If one walked on all fours, cr turned handsprings down the church aisle, that would be “orig- inality™ of a certain sort. One would undoubtedly arrest attention, but one would also undoubtedly bearrested. There is room for personality in the choice of clothes, but or- Four-Minute Speakers. oberta W ch— w o Rgbert Holst, George Kinzer, Robert 3 Dorothy Crandall, Dorothy dith Adams, Luzerne Brown, runhild Coo! eth Pi Youf Easte_r. Suit Is Ready, Sir, at the Bell for Twenty-Five Dollars Will You Be in the Easter Parade With Your Bell Suit on? Of Course! You hear the cry everywhere, spring merchandise is “scarce—but not with us. The great Bell organization, with its tremendous facili- T Gordon: Tibbls Lo ties, have ready for IZaster anything a man can ask for in style or fab- Drefben; Sacah ric. Those scarce pin-stripe worst- eds that everybody is calling for. . We have hundreds of them in Blue and Brown and all the fashionable shades—in all the swell cut Single and Double Breasted “ONE- BUTTON” sacks at $25—in qualities equal to those sold not six months ago as high as $40 and $50. 5 n McCo; a Pettey, Ferdinand Matthew, Margaret May Smith, dward Blade, eph Beatty, Harold For- ., Harry Liber n’ Boone, | Knudtson, : & wood, Paul Frischkorn, James Be! e o ing Correct Dress for Men will |Sarden Leaerick, Baul’ Brown, 3o iginality belongs in the beausweredby AlfredStephen izabeth Arnett, Louise = A = 3 2 S o Elizabeth Brunner, | Vilma circus, in cinema or in Bryan, if addressed to him in e Katharyn Dille, ildred Burnham, ller, James Monroe, Herbert . Jean ) » Esther Bowen, n Wildman. care of this newspapeér. To insure a reply, a stamped enwvelope must be enclosed. slap-stick comedy. lustrated above is k. Lillian Frizzell, Bessie Herson, 1 Kolodny, Beverly Taylor, Irma Ida Ford, Sarah Levin, Mamie . Dorothy Healey, May Sper- | Fenton. Hazel Ashford, Martin, Keith Johnson. Greenleaf — Edna Poston, May Cro- in, Hampton Davis, Helen Taylor, Forest Hoffmasty hel 3 tto b 4 under the auspic branch of the National As. sociation for the Advancement of | Colored People, at the Nineteenth Street Baptist_Church, 19th and 1 streets, Wednesday night at § o'clock. kers will be Dr. W. E. B. and Dr. WANT TO BE TEACHERS. More than 100 applicants for teach- ing positions in the high night and day schools took an examination yester- April 5. @ay i the Franklin School building The annual compe to qualify themselves for appoint-! Washingion High \mem. Many of those who passed the}Will be held WILL ATTACK KLAN IDEA. Colored Residents Here to Meet and Organize Campaign. T Plans for a nati to have Iynchings abollshed and Ku- Kiux Klans disorganized will be out- lined by speakers at a m: me = England is planning to harness the of colored residents of Washington, ocean tides for water power. CADETS DRILL _MAY 23-24.‘?:_ |Review and Parade Is Set for tive drill of the wide Campaign Du announced by test will be given positions at the be- | A0/IOUF Y ginning of the 1921-1922 academic|285i8tant supari ¢ 3 who has charge of this m year, which begins in September. ganization. The review and of the cadets will by ill be followed b illipse when regime standard will be presented to the two reg ments. Twenty-one full si nies will take part in drill this year. < harles Ti Hyman Mi valter Reynolds, Helen Wil- Mabel Harvey, Ruth Edwards, yman, Elizabeth Arthur Kriemelmeyer. I htwood — Ruth Schanck. Ros- Dimmet Hilda Browning, Fran- La dette Mi Richatd " Burroughs. Ivia Licl Doehrer, 3 Butler, squad com the compet vear the. We tell you, fellers, we've got the clothes this season that’ll make the whole country sit up and take notice—and we sell "em for $25— because every middle profit and every possible overhead expense is eliminated by our selling direct to vou through our own chain of stores “all over the land.” by = ] o Benjamin FAIR RATES BACKED. M. and M. Association Appeals for Potomac Electric Company. In a brief filed with the Public Utili- ties ission the M £ up. flow the nature 1 teachers th grade be s will greatly age Youngste who are king harder "than e: this year for a beautiful Washington. It is stated that the ex-kaiser in- tends to distribute $2,500.000 in equal | i surviving chil- | 'y may continue manner befitting the rates to the Potomac Company in order that the company |\ ay avoid bre in_sfrvice such as |2 requently in ; A b to allow ch the rates for company to charge {current that will the fullest me. fixing such r. 3 ter _ {responsibility for future interruptioes would rest on the company. to live “in Hohenzollerns . DOUBLE GRIP PARIS | CARTERS ¥ NO MET OUCH You . Genuine Money’s Worth in your hat.is even ! more important today than when prices were rocketing skyward Stetson Quality, Stetson Distinction 1 | in Style, Stetson Solid Value is the Stetson Style pat same sound investment that it has Stetson Quality : : been for fifty-five years. Seceso Mlouey's Wovds i 'y ‘The same today as for Ask your hatter what he rec- - P ommends. Stetson Quality Mark . in E; Hat He'll say Stetson every time. i 2 ® Advising you to your highest satis- faction, day in, day out, all season long. STETSON | @P@Sh@l@@ John B. Stetson Company Philadelphia ci I Clothes Sh tve Your Logs e Bext ot 1| B othes Shops STORES ALL OVER THE LAND TWO WASHINGTON STORES 920 F Street N.W.--941 Penna. Ave. N.W. the st s e At Bl v e e ings in at nigl our legs. they do some stepping all day K)ng. £ Give them the comfort they deserve. Get I:e?n\' of double-grip, double-duty-doing PARIS before you forget. { Double Grip 50¢ andup - _Single Grip 35¢ and up | A.STEIN &. fiOM PA;‘I:I‘I Nw vone Take a tip-buy Paris {today-remember they’ve been LOWERED IN PRICE BUT NOT IN QUALITY | { CHICAGO T 1013 PENN. AVE. N.W. —House of Kuppenheimeg good Clothes iy,