Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 9

e o e Store Hours 9:15to 6 Daily o The Houu of Courte " Anotheér Surprise—in the Inexpensive Department ‘We are, able to make offering of another group of —Gathered from high-grade makers—which will be placed on sale for Saturday at Tricotines Canton Crepes Georgettes Serges Satins Crepe de Chines v Some of the most striking models of the season are included— designs that are strictly exclusive—developed by the cleverest hands in the craft—embellished with the utmost taste. Handsome embroidered effects—gay ribbon loopings—beading and braiding—fringe and gold and silver threading. A You'll be impressed with the values—charmed with the variety—and easily fitted out of the wide range of sizes. Second Fioor. Ry Introducmg L] £l ’ New Plaid Skirts Very effective combinations— in graceful plaiting—and some with richly fringed sashes. Prunella Clot’h and Flannel. h Opening a new assortment of 3 School Girls’ Skirts—in Prunella and Serge—plain and checked, n tailored and fringed. " Featuring a Plain Serge at $7.90 Kayser Underwear Special for Saturday ‘Wool Cape Scarfs Just the ‘thing for the chilly ends of these first autumnal days. They are in plain colors—with revers and pocket trimmings of contrasting colors. There are convenient pockets—and a lot of comfort. $5.00 In Myrtle, Black and White, Brown, Peacock, Dark Orange, Buff, Navy, Green. Other grades—of more or less elaborate finish— $3.95 to $7.95 First Fioor. For Saturdafy Panne Velvet Hats Ostrich Edged The Special Price is Two groups of this widely celebrated Silk Underwear—attractively priced for Satur- day. Kayser “One Sta.r" grade Italian Silk ‘1(‘;::;; and Bloomers—White, Orchid and The a _ values ° Vests Bloomers are plainly much more The shapes vary for varying tastes—including : Small-brim Sailors, with grace- fully curling Ostrich edging- also many- other styles and fin- 045 $345 Kayser Embroidered Silk s 75 Vests—in Flesh only. Kayser . cut and make. ishes. First: Floor. Every wanted color. Fourth Fioor. .A Big Special in Blouses - at $5.00 New models—in Crepe de Chine, Net trimmed with Tace: also braided of plefn tellored! Colors are White, Flesh, Bisque, Navy, Black, Henna and Mohawk. Also Tricolette, trimmed with fringe—in Navy and Black. First Fioor. - Truhue Silk Petticoats The 'silk that washes satisfactorily and many new novelty Stfigfi effects; overlaying Jersey 1! lining. Also Jersey Silk Petti- coats that have double thickness to the hips—making them abso- lutely shadow proof. ‘All:the new colors. . Firet Fioor. $°7.50 a5~ MAY HAVE CENSOR - 0| FORSCHOOL NEWS Censorship of all news coming out of the headquarters of the District public school system fis being seri- ously considered this afternoon at a conference of school authorities in the office of Supt. Frank W. Ballou. The superintendent has had this plan under consideration for several weeks, and, it is said, he is determined to muffle the mouths of employes in the school system who reveal too many school secrets for publication. 1t is his intention to detail one of- ficial to keep the newspaper reporters in touch with such school affairs as he believes should be made public. Other officials must mgintain absolute reticense when in thé presence of a reporter. Object of Cemsorship. It is reported that one of the pri- mary objects of the censorship is to put a damper on stories about “rows” in the school system similar to the Bruce case. It also is desired to keep other objectionable matter from ap- pearing in the public press. Star chamber meetings of the board of education in Washington are a sur- prise to members of Congress from all parts of the country who are ac- customed to having school matters discussed in open meetings which any and all citizens may attend. Several members of the House Dis- trict committee have been stirred by complaints from officers of parent- teachers' and citizens’ associations and other school patrons that the most important matters affecting the schools are discussed in these secret sessions, which last for hours, while the-open, public meeting lasts only a few minutes. House Members Emphatic. Members of the House District com- mittee have vigorously expressed their opinion on this subject, and say they intend to use their influence to break up the “star-chamber” practice. Chairman Focht of the House Dis- trict committee has repeatedly pressed his opposition to all star- chamber secret sessions and to show his good faith, declared that all meet- ings of the House District committee are to be “open to the press and the public.” Representative Elliott W. Sproul, re- publican, of Illinois, who for many years was active in local politics in Chicago before coming to Congress, gave his opinion emphatically today. “I'm most earnestly opposed to any star chamber proceedings by school boards,” he said. *“The board of education in my home city has for years transacted practi- cally all of its meetings publicly, with open discussion.” - ——— ARMY NEEDS MORE MEN. Recruiting of men for the United States Army to serve in the 13th Regiment of Engineers at Camp Humphreys, Va, has becn renewed. In the general rush to reduce the Army to the size required by law the strength of this regiment was allowed to fall too low, and the adjutant gen- eral has authorised the commanding officer to start a recruiting campaign. The regiment now is about 400 be- low normal strength and there are hardly enough men left to care for the large camp property, it was said. In an effort to get men circular let- ters have been sent to ali of the men who were recently discherged in an cffort to get them to return to the service. American citizens between the ages of eighteen and thirty-five years are wanted, preferably former service men. Those desiring to enter this engineering regiment should apply to Lient. H. L. Peckham, camp adjutant, Camp Humphreys, Va. Births Reported. The following births have Marriage' Licenses. Marria, He folnlzflllllli‘ icenses have been issued to the rnett Pryor and Mary Payne. Oliver Brown lurlml!(’l"i"ohn’ul . in Al , Va., K. 'Virgiola m«.vmu"..r iy cit o Frank Pastore Margaret Ni John P. Barnes and Hattle %pr A.nH: ibrough tlnd H. McN;! ot Tan P ‘Myron ot rt d Ma; A t, ::m’ A ;O:lnd ?lalhr’chfls:lzzv ? Boole of Burtansvinie, Md., Merlenea’ Poutton of thie- ety o Mo *1d Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department Within the last twenty. four ho Lina ickinson, 90, 1625 15th street Michael, G, Pre 48, 1215 Girard street. ames A. Mo 818 1) street northeast. Rose E. Wilkins, 59 M street. Harriott A. Lowm: 7. 909 23rd street. Earnest Rust, 48, Garfield Hospi Chin Hoy Jip, 62, 318 Pennsyls Susan Bedgwick, 61, 1134 R Charles Peyton, &3] avenue. ed urt. , ‘Tuberculosis Hospital. LAUDS PRESIDENT’S PLAN. ’lndouement of President Harding's plan of Americanization was given last night by Rev. Simon P, W. brew, Who spoke at the Cosmopolitan Bap tist Church at a meeting in celebra- tion of Emancipation week. O!PL‘Y speakers were Rev. W. H. B.| or, Rev. Ebenezer Williams, Re; muel Rainey of Columbus, fiL"n(: Juh; W. Lewis, Isaa¢ E. Wil- son, Rev. R D Bott: Julia Mason Layton. ots A0 720-22-24 Store Hours: Smart Cha tine, B belts. Braided to 44. —of T You'll h ington o Many a even tine are _|Extraordinary Low Prices on Warm Bed been_reports the health department witbin the last twenty- four hours Menelaos A. and Hattie L. Skiados, boy. Lorenzo F. and Mary T. di Battista, girl. d Loutsa Frailione, bo; . bo; Laura A." Pearson, boy. Mary Seott, girl. Bertle and Maceo Leonard, girl. William and Gertrude Young, boy. m and Ophelia Hayes, boy. harles and_Nellie Bailey, boy. son and Ella L. Coosenberry, boy. Announces a Special Dinner Dance Saturday, Sept. 24 Phone Col. 2000., For Reservations. MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Dyed Within 24 H Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5233 _Blackistone’s Bridal Bouguets and Wed- ding Decorations are the accefted stand- ard far October wed- dings. Covered with fine quality silk- oline in a variety of floral designs. Filled with white cotton and scroll stitched. 72x78 inches AR Perfect Cut from full width bleached sheeting of excellent quality. No seams or filling and finished with 3-inch torn hem. Full bed size from Fancy Gray, Brown years. The Guimpes Sizes 8 to 14 Good_strong Boys' Pants, A Stylish Tuxedo Sweater at a most remarkably low price. Beautiful fine All-wool Zephyr Yarns, in__combinations of Rose with Tan or Copen Blue with Tan, Ages 8 to 14 years. Termed seconds by the mill but not a pair hurt so far as looks and wear are concerned. heel. Sizes 53 to 9. - Open 9: tons, beautifully tailored in the plain straightline effects, with narrow string Really the most comprehensive collection of suits of the better sort. The standard range of colors, with brown, blue and black featured. Sizes New Fall Dresses |Beautiful Plush Coats rges and Satins are shown in these dresses at $14.90. $30.00 for dresses no better. are always staple and satins the keynote of style for this season. Many style trimmings and all sizes. New Fall Plaited Skirts ¢ Remember, these are every thread wool plaids used in o these Full Plaited Sport Skirts that would cost not less than $5.98 regularly. $4.00 Plaid, Gray and White Blankets Buy your warm bed covering now and save. This lot are extra bed size—66x80—in large block designs. Gray or white with pink and blue borders. Many are bound with 2-inch satine tape. The best blanket value we have shown in years. $4.00 Silkoline Comforts $2.00 81x90 Seamless Sheets New School Wearables for Boys and Boys’ $12.50 2-Pants Suits Mothers will appreciate the difference in wear of a 2-pants Suit and at the price of the ordinary suits. i Girls’ Guimpe Jumper Dresses A most appropriate Dress for the school- girl. Any colors the miss might wish for. $1.69 Worsted Pants rough usage and at the same time retain the shape. ¢ ys’ $1.50 Blouses Shirts and Blouses of fine quality fast-color famcy percales; Wwith at- tached collars or neckbands and but- toned cuffs. Sizes 8 to 15 years. Girls’ $6.50 Tuxedo Sweaters 1,000 Pairs Famous “Onyx” Pointex Silk Hosiery Every Pair Perfect—Values, $2.50 and $2.98 Don’t mistake these with the kind often advertised as"seconds or run of the mills. Every pair in this s great lot is absolutely perfect. All full fashioned and many square heels in the lot, as well as the famous Pointex. Hundreds in the lot are all silk, including [ ) garter top; others have the wide lisle top. All sizes, in black only. Boys’ & Girls’ School Hose, 2 Pairs ib) for:boys or girls. 1 g::m &:: :oraeadv'l:-tein’fo;ud sole and | shaped ankle and wide double garter top| WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921. . ” - 9 tles, which concluded sessions here yesterday. The Rt Rev. Thomas J. ‘WOMAN SHOT AT DANCE. During a dance which Mrs. Sallie But- | Shah, > . ler, colored, twenty-seven” years old, | of tae orounizariy, octed president of 2 Howard street northwest, was giv- ing at 3 Vincent street nortfiwest last night, she was shot in the right shoul- der. 'She was removed to Gecrgetown University Hospital. The wound is not regarded as serious. Police of the Tenleytown station went to the house and arrested Vernon J., Dade, colored, twenty-two years old, a | brother of the woman, who resides at 1011 T street, and locked him up on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon, CHARITIES TO MEET HERE. Hemstitching Buttons Covered Quality—the Very Be:t Quick Service MRS. M. E. HOLLEY Col. 9378 2561 15th St. N.W. Bargain Prices Continued cn ALL FURS Coats, Scarfs and all other furs—in this season’s new- est effects—selling at sum- mer prices, due to weather conditions. | Full payment is not re- quired now—a deposit re- serves any fur. SAKSTURCo, MANUFACTURERS WHO RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES 212 F Street »f the tional Conference of Catholic Cha The Colonial School for Girls . Grade School, High Schoel College Preparatory College Courses Special day or evening classes in Domestic Science. Opening Day, October & Phone for Catalog North 7994 A Boarding and Day 60c 86-in. Unbleached Sheeting Extra Wide and Very 29C Heavy Unbleached Sheeting for extra size ms. Bleaches hings. Not in Tth St. N.W. pre-war times did you buy such heavy quality at so low a price. 15 AM. Close 6 P.M. | Limit, 10 yards to a customer. New Fall Suits That Should Sell at $37.50, $42.50 and $50.00 Priced Specially Saturday rming new models of Trico- $ roadcloths Serges and Mel- Embroidered styles—tailored. ideas and many fur trimmed. ricotine, You'll surely want a warm coat this i 5 it $14.90) ver and not sce such values as winter and her: a $1 1 -77 chance to buy a fine. deep-pile, lustrous plush coat, beautifully lined with fig- ured Venetian at a remarkably low price for Saturday only. Cut extra full, with wide belt, in all sizes up to 42. These are all cut with extra deep collar and should seil at $20.00 to $25.00. and Trico- in the greatest demand—serges ave hit time you have paid & Covering '2.98 [ | $8.50 Satine Comtorts | Beautiful, lustrous quality | satife in large floral designs s | Filled with pure white cotton and | scroll stitched to prevent the cot- L] i ton from sliding. 78x78 inches. $2.25 Crochet Bedspreads Extra Large Bed Size Heavy Quality Crochet Spreads in a se- lection of Marseilles desi Hemmed, ready for usc. size and extra good wearing. 2.98 *1.29 These are made and Tweeds in Worsteds Sizes 8 to 17 and Green. are made with round collars. years. *1.95 g 1 Girls’ $1.50 Middies Stout durable Middies, for girls of 8 to 14 years, of fine quality Galatea, in all white or with Blue Collars 99¢ £ L“&'rls' School Bloomers You'll not make Bloomers when you can buy such fast-colored, lus- C All sizes to ‘Worsteds in these made to stand the 97c Sizes to 16 years. 94C trous Satine. Extra Full Cut Bloomers at 49c instead of 75c. be had for girls of 4 to 16 years. $1.75 Babies’ Knit $2.00 Sacques Baby Dresses anpe” 55,535 O8C | in dorens ot en: 97C tirely quisite styles. Daintiest of lace, em- broidery, ribbon and me- dallion trimmings. Knit Yarn new ex- Sacques, in white and blue and pink trimmed. A select *4.85 nice variety to from. 59¢ Drop Stitch Lisie Hose A trul; bargain ar 25 c these tfifle’lis;':u}::se :i:sneame:l 44C All|back—reinforced heel and toe; the colors—white, black and cordovan. 4