Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 4

These Women’s Wrist Watches Make Handsome Xmas Gifts We had to ask $25 for these identical Bracelet Watches last Xmas and we sold hundreds of them. They’re H .85 i S, —because purchase. of a special Highest-grade ~ American- made cases, guaranteed 20 vears; octagon shape; 15- jewel adjusted lever move- ment; kept in repair free of charge for 1 year. Complete with gold brace- let and ribbon bracelet in a hand- $15.85‘ some Charge Accounts Solicited SELINGER’S Manufacturing Jewelers and Opticians 820 F St. Corner Ninth “Look for the Big Cleok” Snappy Corsets and Girdles for College Girls Lightly boned and designed for com- " Ifort, poise and figure control. Our models include Prep., Prom., Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. . 7110 F Street (Adjoining Columbia Theater) —talking about Top Coats We have made up a wonderful line in our own shops—ideas of our own design- ers’ modeling— and they are both smart and serviceable. And we'’ve im- ported from Lon- don the Richard Austen & Co. Coats—the make that’s the favor- ite with the Combined they give us an Tweeds, Herring- dressy Londoners. assortment that’s matchless. bones etc. Single and Double-breasted. Beginning at $30 . How About the Hat? There’s a-way of being sure of getting the correct Hat. Take it from us—our stock is gathered discriminatingly —including the world’s best. Mode Special, $4 and $5 Youman’s—America’s Finest Hat—since 1862. —5500 and 57.00 Henry Heath—English Hats—exclusive here, $g0 Stetson Hats—In special Mode blocks. . 57 and $8 Borsalino—The leading Italian Hat.......... 59.00 Scratch Felt Hats—Brought over by us.... $§00 Cloth Hats—Made by Welsh-Margetson, of London—exclusively shown by us...ccceeeueens 53‘75 The Mode—F at Eleventh | | | | | — SCHOOL OFFICIALS 1. FIRM ON FRAT RULE Teachers Directed to Warn Freshmen Against Joining Secret Societies. \First actual steps toward carrying out the order of the board of educa- tion designed to eradicate the secret societies in the high schools were taken today by school authorities, when they directed the teachers of the senior ‘institutions to warn all new students of the penalty provided for those who become members of fra- ternities or sororities. This action, it was pointed out, indicates that the officials have no intention of request- ing the school board to either modify or abrogate ruling, as urged by the Interfraternity Council. The board’s ruling becomes effective October 1. All students, except seniors, who are found to be members of any secret societies after that date will be debarred from obtaining any honors or distinction while in school. A statement outlining the position of the school board on the fraternity question is now under preparation by school officials, and will be placed in the hands of the high school students in the near future. The statement also will contain ‘the board’s anti-frater- nity and sorority rule which was pro- mulgated shortly before the close of the schools in June. Agitation of the high school fratern- ity and sorority members who are campaigning to have the board abol- ish or modify its ruling has aroused the officials of the schools to such a point that it is considered likely they will bring the subject up for dis- cussion at a meeting of the board of education at the Franklin School this afternoon at 4 o'clock. If the ques- tion is touched at the meeting, it was predicted in school circles the board will issue its ultimate declaration that the secret societies must be eliminated. Several minor adjustments in_the school organization plans also will be acted on by the board this afternoon. These include the transferring, pro- motion and appointment of teachers and other employes. 3 Placing of a portable building at or near Brightwood for pupils in the kindergarten living in_the territory between the Takoma Park, Bright- wood and Woodburn schools is being considered by school officials. There are no school facilities in this section for children in the lower grades. During the summer, it was said, a number of families moved into this suburban section on assurances that a portable school would be available for their children this fall. When the schools opemed Monday the residents discovered that the portable had not been placed, and they immediately cgl:ed this to the attention of the offi- cials. GOV. JAY.J. MORROW HERE. Head of Canal Zone Confers With War Secretary. Col. Jay J. Morrow, governor of the Panama Canal Z conferred with Secretary of War Weeks today with regard to a reorganization of admin- istrative methods on the zone, in ac- cordance with recommendations made by a special commission headed by Gen. Connor of the Army, which re- cently concluded a thorough investi- gation of the zone government. It is reported that officials of the War De- partment feel that the forces employ- ed in the administration of the affairs of the canal. and the railroad are too large and that the general expenses of the zone government can be great- 1y reduced without impairment to the serviee. Col. Morrow formerly was Engineer Commissioner of the District. It is officially declared that his present visit to this city has no relation whatever to his recent correspondence with the Panaman authorities regard- ing the Panama-Costa Rica boundary dispute. —_— PLANS FOR ACTIVITIES. G Street Business Association Out- lines Future Schecule. With President Fred Hays in th -‘:‘halr. n‘!e G Street Businesismacinf on met yesterday afternoon in Federal National Bank buildin o cuss activities for the co Beginning October 1 the ssociation eXpects to take steps in the general improvement of G street as regards lighting at night, paving on the street and merchandising. It is understood that an active drive ![?k‘\' membelrsl’:m will soon be undertaken. le associaticn’s territory ce street bekwekn’lflh and ‘ISI};L PR gireet between thand 15th. Good Eyes—Good Health Eow few of us eve it rlation between Good Eres.and Good Health, st BERNARD A. BAER OPTOMETRIST 217-218 EVANS BUILDING 1420 New York Avenue Little Wonder Oil Stoves No Wick, No _Odor, No Smoke The Hottest Fire Known for Cooking "Columbia Sales Agency 1115 14th St: N.W. The Automobile For Sale col- umns of The Star are the quick- est and most economical method for the disposition of your used car and the best market for the purchase of a desirable car. JAMES A. MUNDY DEAD. LYNCHBURG, Va., September 2L—|ber of the Virginia state highwa: of Natural Bridge Hotel and a mem- | ing an attack y A Birmingham o-Axle Car The Easiest Riding, Most Substantial Car on the Market, the Sensation of the Year. Order Your Car Now. No. 108 BIRMINGHAM MOTORS A TRUST An association organized under a Declaration of Trust filed in che Chautauqua County Clerk’s Office, which vests control of its affairs in a Board of Trustees, pledges its assets for its liabilities and exempts Trustees and shareholders from liability therefor. Application for Stock Date..cecceccecscacncveecccancen TO THE BIRMINGHAM MOTORS, A TRUST, Falconer, N. Y. I hereby subscribe for and agree to take Shares of the stock of the Birmingham Motors, A Trust, $20.00 per share. I agree to pay $ on the signing of this application; with the agreement on the part of the said Birming- ham Motors, A Trust, to apply the above amount on tke purchase of any ome of its cars; it being understood that the amount 30 applied shall be fifteen per cent (15%) of the price of the car to be purchased. and I am to keep the above shares as a commission. 1, to have the privilege to sell and transfer my right to purchase a car under this agreement to others. I am to have six per cent (§%) interest after ninety days from date if the Birming- bam car is not ready for delivery on my demand. This contract is made in duplicate of which I hold a copy and constitutes the entire agreement, neither party being bound by any statement not contained herein. i Signature of Stockholder. mecescssnscnance ssccecasesernen mecceon P O, AQAressS meeeemeeccncncocncccecinnomenonany (Open for a Limited Time Only.) This gives you a 15% discount on your car, stock fu the company to the amount of the discount and the usual cash reimbursement from first profits of the company. . You will not find a fairer proposition than Birmingham Motors offers. If you are in the market for a car, look into this opportunity, - Inspect the cars at 828 14th St. N. W. Today Nataral Bridge Company, proprietor|Eridge last night of apoplexy, follow. of the heart. will take place in Lynchburg. Mr.|don Times announces the engagement | gon, cldest son of Sir Basil Thomson. James A. Mundy, presidént of the|commission, died suddeny at Natural|Mundy was sixty-four years of age.|of Miss Lucy Buckler, daughter of | Miss Buckler's home is in-Baltimor: William H. Buckler, former speclal MISS BUCKLER T0O WED. attache of the American embassy in Burial| L,ONDON, September 20.—The Lon-|London, to Maj. Vivian Seymer Thom. 2[[IHemstitching, Buttons Covered, Plaiting, Etc.|[]]|]L 1219-1221 G Street NMWML Store Hours: 8:30 to 6 A Special Sale of Girls’ “Anchor” Middies This is a very unusual and novel Middy, made of good quality Lonsdale Jean. The wool collar and band can be remov- ed by unbuttoning. The colors are Red, Green, Navy, Rose, Gold, Helio and Orange; sizes 14 to 20 years. Very Spe- cially Priced at $2.29 Ties—All-Silk;| “Priscilla Dean” Tams large; three-cornered —Mnde. of Suede-like shapes; many colors.|cloth in Fall shades. Very Special 85c f:_i'ie,d.,.'_... $1-50 at. cecoeccnees o tTemTTER . e R e od igatzownes [ 1 m N goOWns— Dainty patterns e ‘. E!:J:M on geod guslity Selasoe Weldrest Chiffon Lisle all ready made up. . Sizes 16 to 17.| Hosiery—In Black, White and Very Specially| Brown. All regular and out 79 sizes. Priced at 2 C I Middy <« i ST [llIFall Designer Patterns and Fashion Bookd[f[|i 'l Tomorrow We Place on Sale 4,500 Pairs Women's Newest. Smartest Fall Low Sl’loes ---all made forus ., ‘Starting Tomor;ow-— Our Stores Openat 8 AM. for This Occasion UALITIES and values that will ~ » not be duplicated at this price for many a day. E might go on for a page telling you ‘x/ “WHY AND HOW?” this remarkable opportunity happened. We might quote a lot of figures showing you how much you will save. But the important thing is, here are the shoes—all at $5.95 pair. Styles include : Black Calf Brogue Oxfords Black Kid Walking Oxfords Brown and Tan Calf Oxfords Tan Calf Two-Buckle Pumps : Tan One and Two Strap Pumps ya -and a Number of Others. A ! uQO. Welt and turn-sole models, in all the new shapesi{T Over 4,500 pairs of smartest fall styles to choose from. L.