Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 20

" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO 3 | LT3 00, EMPLOYES 3 ceroon snces TOGET BLOOD TEST H’M, LETS SEE! Classification to Make ‘Re- Manicuring tables, nail polish, dandruff cream and other acces- sponse in Transfusions More Prompt. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922.° . / 34 NORMAL STUDENTS TO GET 3-WEEK COURSE School Authorities l’lu “Practical Training” for Senior - Graduates. school offiet: in the office of Assist- ant Bupt, of Schools Stephen E. Kra- 1ner, dn the Franklin School, this after- ght students in the senior class and the remaining twenty-four will be given the prac- tical training course in the practice classes already established in the Normal School. Upon the completion of the nine weeks' course, the thirt: four students who are to go into t various schools, with the twenty-four to be retained at the Normal School, will continue their academic instruc- tion. By glving the normal students this proposed practical instruction in classroom work, school officials be- lieve that they will be better qualified to teach when appointed to teaching positions upon graduation. LODGE'S EXPENSES, $3,920. BOSTON, November 16.—Senator Henry Cabot Lodge distributed $3.920 among various republican clubs and committees d g his campaign for re- election, his statement of campalgn X 4 expenses flle sterday at the state- house showed. What Eyes Characterize An ADITORIAL Neo. 14 have obtained a wide fund of professional sories of a modern beauty parlor will be the subject of a confer- ence between the Commfissioners and Superintendent of Schools Bal- lou within the next few day Several weeks ago announ ent was made that a beauty course would be added to the corriculum of the O Street Colored Vocational School. But when Marlon Hargrove, pur- chasing officer for the District, re- ceived a requisition from the school authorities for the pur- chase of an imposing list of lo- tions and creams he decided to ask the advice of the city fathers be- fore ordering the supplies. city fathers, it was learned* tods have concluded to talk the qu tion over with Dr. Ballou before buying the beauty equipment. Thirty-four members of the senfor class of the Wilson Normal School will be given a nine-week course in practical teaching In various schools in the District, under plans being formulated by school authorities. Definite arrangements for giving this fnstruction to the normal students who will graduate next June will be completed at onference between HE most beautiful m eyes have a long rather than a wide opening. ETZ optome- trists, through long years of experience and continual study of latest optical science, plied to each patient for e perfect correction of 1Igm deficiencies.. In- trust the correction of your sight to us. Every ‘member of the police.and fire departments of Washington, com- prising 1,723 men and women, is to have his blood tested and a record of the result kept in the office of the board of surgeons, 50 the medical of- ficers will know upon whom to call should a transfusion operation be “See ETZ 1217 and G Street See Better” N.w. Have You Seen The 1923 Oakland? You must see the 1923 Series of the New Oakland Six to fully appreciate the value of this six cylinder car at the new low price of $995. ‘When you come in to examine its many refinements and improvements you will discover exclusive features of great value to be found in no other car at any price. See the 1923 Series Oakland today. District 1709 L Street The Ney, Oakland Six Company Main 7612 '?ape s Cold Compound’* Breaks a Cold in Few Hours ‘Eva druggist here nuu ted and h 1 p;; nfinkagasg; “Pape’s Cold Com- first, d::.s These n?!g, ;m hbleu cost only a few cents and id millions now u{e them instead of sickening quinine. to break up any cold and grippe mii in a few hours of money returned. Stuffiness, pain, headache, feverishness, inflamed or EPMONSTON’S — Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Ox- fords for Men, Women and Children ““Quality Is Important’—' ABOVE ALL- | 1 WEAR SHOES THAT FIT¢ It is ruinous to one’s health, as well as comfort, to wear ill-fitting, improper foot- i wear, and IT IS SO UNNECESSARY. Over 9,000 of the foot ailments today are caused by such shoes. necessary to save the life of an in- Jjured member of either force. The need for such a record was first_brought to the attentlon of the board of surgeons when Policeman Leo Reilly was badly injured last Halloween. A transfusion operation was the only thing that could save his life and it was necessary for the surgeons to call ten men from their beats before they found one whose blood would mix with tha! of the sufferer. knowledge which is ap- 2 | | Four Blood Medical science has discovered that there are four different groups of blood, all of which will not mix with each other. By testing the blood of each member of the departments and keeping the record in the office of Dr. Daniel L. Borden, surgeon for both departments, the medical offi- cers wil know instantly whose blood will_mix with that of the victim by looking over their card index and comparing notes. A mistake which might be committed in the haste of examining volunteers in the operat- ing room. would prove fatal to the patient. As a result of information to this effect laid before him by Dr. Borden, Maj. Sullivan today issued orders that all precinct captains were to have all members of their stations at thelr headquarters on_given dates and at specified hours. Dr. O. B. Hunter, one of the best known technicians in Washington and a member of the staff of George Washington Hospital, will take the tests. Ma). Sullivan’s order makes it man- datory for all officers to present them- selves, but Dr. Borden pointed out that the operation is painless and takes but 2 minute. of blood is necessary for the test, and any pain will be less than that of a Dln prlck INCREASED TAX BASIS SEEN IN MONTGOMERY Men to Make Reassessments Are Told to Learn Actual Cash Value of Properties. Groups, Special Dispatch to The Bta ROCKVILLE, Md. November 16.— The fifteen assessors recently ap- pointed by the county commissioners to make a reassessment of all real and personal property in the county, as directed by the state tax commis- sion, met here yesterday afternoon and received final instructions from Berry E. Clark, clerk to the county commissione They were supplied with cards and schedules and care- fully instructed as to methods of fill- ing them in and making returns. The assessors will begin work at once, and are expected to complete the work In time for next year's annual tax levy. The meeting was attended by M. J. Lindsay, state supervieor of assess- || i ments, Who représented the state tax commission. He told the assessors that the commission expected all property to be assessed at its actual c lh value, and. as a guide, the as- were furnished with lists of of county property from 1919 to resent time, showing the consid- el lon in each case. The taxable basis of the county is now around $35,000,000. As a whole. the property of the county, it is un- derstood, {8 not assessed at mord than one-half of its real value, so if the instructions of the state tax commis- sion are followed the new assesment will result in doubling the taxable basis. It is not thought, howeve thi will be done, but the rea sessment is certain, it is believe greatly Increase the basis. larger the basis, however, the smaller the county tax rate. “Fit Is Imperative” ' Women find as styilsl\ footwear as'| their fancy can demand in FOOT FORMS - and TH! "FOOT FORM “FIT,” as ex- emplified by the shaes, ‘and our profes- sional manner of fittmg meet every pos-- sible demand. K The Arrows indicate to the lmporta.nt points of Foot Form Fit. \ High Shoes, $10.00 Up T M- Low Shoes, $7.50 UP ' EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) o Andrew Betz, Manager Advisers and Authorities on ARl Foot Troubles 1334 F Street Only one drop | | sleeves of latest silk _embroldered—navy, Malay brown and shawl full and plaited-back st) navy, fallow and martel collars, cuffs and pockets trimming. sorrento and brown. fashona, alonzo and suedyne; plald boucle. St wrap-around styles. tions. 10 $22.50 and $29.50 Skirts, $15.00 . Gloves, In sizes 82 to 7. were $5.00 and $6.00. Ve dles in white and colore natural wood; ring, straps and loops; - some with tips and ferrules to match. Desirable’ colors—navy, black, browns, “green and purple. thirty-four grade school teachers and Fur-Trlmmed Coats and Wraps $59:2 Forty Styles in Women’s and Misses’ Coats in three wonderful underprice groups, concluding our “Appreciation” 50 $85 51950 events. New, deep pile fabrics—gorgeous furs and every new fashion feature of the late season. Come! See what a choice there is! Biggest of “Appreciation” Days! As the time set for our Appreciation events draws to a close, the enthusiasm in these events seems to grow! Good news like this spreads rapidly! Plenty of this fine merchandise for all buyers tomorrow and Saturday—and in addition— Broken Lines in a Friday Clearaway These are extra-extra chan and it will be well worth while! Coats—Clearaway! 10—$65 Blouse Coats, $49.50 Of navy biue, black and brown Normandy cloth, with large wolf coliars. 8—$89.50 Straightline Coats, $55 In fine Olonzo cloth, wlm large mutfler col- lar of fox fur; brown and marten shades. 10—$75 Squirrel Collar Coats, $! Full-back coats, with narrow belte—made of deep pli'e Mariana cloth—navy biue, black and kit fox shades. 15—$89.50 and $95.00 Coats, $69.50 Fine big platinum wolf, be: lars, and fine velverette, ori abeila cloths—blouse and stri 10—$95 Dressy Wraps, $72.50 l-lln. styles. Of veldyne and gerona, with great wide 7 a on.—hfllfl‘ and floss black 10—$49.50 to 358.00 Sport Coats, $39.50 Scotch and English mixtures, with large collars of and opossum; NWI\I, greens, 20—84000 English Mix!ure Coats, $29.50 High-cost mixture coatings, brown, tan_ and mavy bius, with un®ane crepe iinings. Suits—Clearaway! 20 $40.00 and $45.00 Suits, $29.50 Of mavy and black twill cord and trico- tine; long panel and belted box models. 7 $55.00 Fur-Trimmed Suits, $32.50 Of duvet de laine with beaver and caracul Navy, 10 $59.50 Tailored Suits, $35.00 Of Navy, black and brown morieen; splen- didly tallored; inset panel back and narrow beit styles. 6$85.00 and $95.00 Suits, $69.50 Tailored and fur-trimmed eults of m ol beaver, fox, platinum, wolf. Golors, kit fox ard brown. 2 $95.00 Three-Piece Suits, $76.50 Beautiful costume suits of navy blue, duvet de laine, with bodice of fur trimming. Duvetyn and wolf fur trimming., Skirts—Clearaway! 25 $8.75 and $10.00 svnm, $5.00 Noveity worsted pl stripes. Box pleated and st lthlln. mofill. Attractive color combinations. 20 $16.50 Skirts, $10.00 Striped eponge, plald ratine, striped and ightiine, box pleated and Lovely color combina- Costume skirts, side fastening, draped, longer polinted panels and plutod styles. Of Kio Kay silk uflu yn, veivet crepe.back 'y, black, brown, tan, d kelvay. Most beautiful’ ma- n and taupe. {erllll and styles. ' BROKEN LINES FRIDAY OF $2.85 to $3.50 French Kid, Suede and Silk Lined Mocha GLOVES, 95¢<Pr. “This great clearaway should cause the biggest kind of a Friday stir! Good Gloves, though somewhat mussed and perhaps a little soiled from handling at the counter this past week. One.and two clasp. Black and colors. 3 A falrly good range of sizes: # '“w 'Strap .Wrist Gloves, $2.85 pr. One Skin ohv::w‘ln all sizes. “Tan -nd town with PXM “M&Bntunhnufllflwu, $3.95 % Pr. Cape 8kin Gléves in m \'Mu. Splen- ~ ‘did with the new coat sigeves. 20-button mmln French Lunnun'&ovm. .. Insizes 84, 8Y2_ whm only. $1.50 Glaves, 95¢ pr. 8-Button length, strap-wrist Chamolsette ‘a:::‘- in white and tan. A fine everyday brown_ duplex ;.brlc 12.button _length, o i alzen B Fine for warmth and wear, Clearaway of Fine Silk Umbrellas, $3.95 About 25 Fme Silk Umbrellas that choice han- bakelite and Ces. Misses’ Clearaway! There'll be quite a stir in our third- floor shop for Misses tomorrow. MISSES’ DRESSES 15—$29.75 Silk Dresses, $12.00 Straight-line models, of Canton crepe, In cocoa, navy and black. 8-—$35.00 Silk Dresses, $15.00 Canton crepe and crepe de chine and a few of lace. Colors: Navy, brown, black. Fetch- ing styles. 30—$35 to :39.50 Silk Frocks Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Lace Dresses—one of a kind—in navy, brown, henna, black—all of smart style. ~Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, 25—$39.50 Silk Frocks, $22.50 Distinctive frocks of Canton crepe, lace and taffeta. Also a few evening frocks in high shades. MISSES’ COATS 3—$49.50 Coats, $32.50 Navy blue and marieen; beited; large con- vertible collar. 3—$65 Wooltex Coau, $45.00 Normandie cloth In navy and Sorrento blue; sizes 16-18 years. 4—$55.00 Coats, $39.75 Navy Blue and Normandie Cloth Coats, with caracul collar and cuffs; sizes 16-18 years. 8—$65.00 Coats, $52.50 Normandy cloth, In navy, brown and cara- cul collar and cuffs. 4—$79.50 Coats, $59.50 Misses’ Coats of Florentine, with large wolf collars; brown, navy, biack. 8—$95.00 Coats, $75.00 ‘Wolf, squirrel and beaver trimmed coi In bloused and straight-line models. Ma rlals are lustrora_and fashona, in navy, black and brown. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. 2—$115.00 Coats, $75.00 Misses’ Coats of beautiful Fiorentine coat- Ing; large beaver collars. Colors: Brown, black and Hawalian biue. 8—$115.00 Coats, $95.00 Coats of Lustrora, Fashona and Florentine, In brown, navy, black. Beautiful collar a cuffs of wolf, squirrei, beaver and caracul. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. MISSES’ SUITS CLEARAWAY! 2—$45.00 Sports Suits, $33.50 Handsome mixtures, with collars and cuffs of squirrel and raccoon; sizes 14-16 years. 4—Misses’ $49.50 Suits, $38.50 Blouse styles, In duvet de laine, with rac- coon collar; brown, navy, black. 3—Misses’ $45.00 Suits, $39.75 Tallored models, of marleen; brown and Hawallan blue; sizes 16-18 years. CLEARAWAY FOR LARGE WOMEN 10 $55.00 to $65.00 Suits, $45.50 Slenderizing sults of morieen, twill cord and duvet de - laine; long slashed panel Jacket, somi-fitting and beited models; navy, black, kit fox, brown. 15 $79.50 to $100 Suits, $65.00 Morleen, veldyne, marcova and twill cord ts In favy, ‘marten, kit fox, brown and bl squirrel and wolf collars. Tallored 2nd dresty syien Solendia ines. Sites e to 52 bust. 10 $59.50 Coats, $47.50 Large women’s suits of mariano in black :n'd‘:rowll: long line paner back and narrow el 15 $69.50 and $75.00 Coats, $57.50 Large women's suits of Normandy and mariano, ~Semi-fitted or panel back; large wolf coliars, Black and brown. Friday! Broken Lines $7.50 to $10.00 Pumps and Oxfords. Pr.$4.50 Fairly good size ranges and ail good styles. Come and see if you cannot be fitted. If so, you'll surely be delighted. One and two strap Pumps, plain Colonials and five eyelet Oxfords included! Plenty of Patent Leather and Satin Pumps; also Suede, Fine Kid and Calfskin. Black and brown, with baby French, Cuban and low heels. ‘Come early in the day, if pos- siblq ! z Main Floor. Phllippme Underwear $5.00 Gowns and Chemise Hlnémad! anc hm‘ em- bto-demi floral and :prz{ desi Same done wit! han duwn work Gowns are round or square netk. Chemise have strap or_built-up shoulders. Odd gar- ments. Slightly msscd. but a wonder- ful value. Take a little extra time to find your size among them Hats—Friday! Some of ou§ “Apprecxatmn" groups to 0 at extra low prices! i 00 Bm‘l’! Hatters’ Plush Dress Hat, high ostrich trim, $18.50. 3—$25.00 Dress Hats, $12.50. 5—$35.00 Dress Hats, $15.00. 6—$18.50 to $22.50 Felt Hats, $10.00. $7.50 to $12.50 Hats, $2.50 19 Hats of duvetyn and feit. also panne velvet. Dressy, street and sports models. “Appreciation” clearaway, $1.95 to 82.25 Angora Sporu Hats, $1.00 Silk and Cloth Dresses At Substantial Savings Very attractive styles, grouped at three prices for clearaway! 8 $29.50 Black Lace Din- ner Dresses. 6 $3500 Canton Crepe Beaded Dinner Dresses, in navy and black. 7" $29.50 Poiret Twill Street Dresses, in mnavy | and black. 10 $35.00 Canton Crepe Afternoon Dresses. 6 $45.00 Velvet After- noon Dresses, in black. 12 $45.00 Matelasse Silk Dresses, in navy and brown. 2 $49.50 Blistered Crepe, with kit fox trimming, black only. 3 $49.50 Canton Crepe Evening Gowns, Jraped models. 12 $45.00 Poiret Twill Street Dresses, embroid- ered, coat effects and draped model. 6 $49.50 Chiffon Evening Dresses, in jade, rose and $21.50 + $35.00 Satin-faced Dresses. some with paisley and Bulgarian embroideries. $59.50 Poiret Twill Dresses, in navy, black and tan. 3 $59.50 Wooltex Poiret Twill Street Dresses, in navy. 8 $49.50 Poiret Twill Coat Dresses, exquisitely | tailored, navy, black, | brown. J 11 $22.50 Wool Jersey Dresses, in navy and tan. Excellent for morn- $13.50 ing wear. Sizes 34, 36, 38 7 $39.50 Navy Blue Georgette Dresses, not all sizes. Useful $10.00 for afternoon 5 $2500 Canton Crepe and Satin-faced Canton Dresses. In navy blue, fagot trimmed 1 Slésa) WRhlte Befaded Dress —in Crepe Roma, for dinner 350 wear . . 00 1 $95¢ ite Canton Dress. Sa Size 36 for afternoon ‘50 00 1 $15000 Lavender Satin Dress. A Paul Poiret model. $49.50 1$38.00 Beaded Canton Crepc. $10.00 in brown for afternoon wear. " Underwear Clearaway Maybe a little mussed, but you should see them. $4.00 Chemise and Bloomers, $1.85 Dainty styles in radium sllk and crepe de chine, with filet and val lace trimming; also tallored styles with tucked yokes. $5.00 and $8.50 Chemise and Gowns, $3.85 Lace-trimmed crepe: de chine and radium siik gowns and chemise, In fiesh, and orchid. Just a general clearing Fri $5.00 and $6.00 Petticoats, $3.85 Straightline models, with pleated ruf- fles’ or hemstitched hems; others with fancy pleated flounces. Splendld qual- ity of radium silk, jersey and tricolette. $7.50 and $8.50 Petti Beautiful 8ilk, Jerseys and Radium Pettl- coats In straight-line models, trimmed with eeif folds or fancy pleating. A wide assort- ment of attractive colorings. $1.50 Bertha Collars, 75c Broken lines, but nione the less at- tractive and desirable. Bertha Collars of net, trimmed with val and Venice laces; also tucked and hand-emroidered: Many shap:s tao choose from. $39.50 $10.00 Women’s Coats—2d floor. Misses’ Coats—3d floor. 1216 F St. N.W. FUR COATS! One-of-a-kind garments greatly below regular cost. $395.00 Hudson Seal Coat 32.Inch length, with squirrel 5195-00 collar, cuffs and border. $295.00 vlvumnl Muskrat Coat With taupe fox collar and smm $485.00 Leopard Spnrt Coat ith cuffs ... Trimmed beaver . ol o jan Lamb Coa e natural skunk coliar and 3350 00 $255, 00 Raccoon Coat 3225 00 Jap Mink Clpe With ta paws ... STOLES AND SCARFS $110.00 Jap Mink Stoles $39.50 Fox Scarfs In animal and lined effects; brown, taupe and biack.. $25.00 Manv Blouses to Go! $10.00 Costume Blouses, $6.75 In this attractive group are printed silks s0_much in voaue. aizo creoe de chine in headed and embroidered effects, Round o~ V necks; long or short siceves, Only one or two of a styie! $8.95 Qu!ume Blouses, $4.85 2nd crepe de chine Overbinuze effects in all good suit shades. Both collar and col- larless styles. Wonderful opportunity to plck up a fine blouse! $5.00 Tailored Silk Blouses, $3.85 Ideal Blouses for school or sport wear. Ycuthful models, with Peter Pan collars; In striped sllk broadcioth or bisque color creps de chine; long roll or two.in.one collars; long sleeves and turn.hack cuffs. $2.00 Cotton Tailored Blouses, $1.00 Tallcred Biouses, all white and colors: ter Pan and Tuxedo collars; of volles, dlmlty oraardy fifld fancy cottons. $4.00 Cotton Voile Blouses, $1.95 Sheer French voiles. daintily trimmed with fine tucks and laces in a variety of models. One of two of each style, but a broken line 50 Corduroy Robes, $2.95 Attractive embossed corduroy, in cherry, fuchsia and Copenhagen blue. Full and roomy. Kimono sleeves, pockets and <ash. Beacon Robes, $3,95 and Two groups of warm robes— soft blanket cloth, in neat floral patterns. Satin trimmed and fin- ished with cord girdle; long sleeves and large collar. All Scarfs Go Out at Half Price Were $2.00 to $10.00 Tomorrow, $1.00 to $5.00 All our Brushed Wool, Alpaca and Camel's Hair Scarfs. in plain colors, stripes and novelty checks. Handkerchiefs, Too 35¢ Handkerchiefs, 18c—3 for 50c Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with embroidered corners and initials; siightly mussed. 15¢ Handkerchiefs, 5c Women's Cotton Handkerchiefs, with em- broidered corners; slightly mussed. Leather Bags— Clearaway $2.00 Bags, $1.75 About forty-odd bags, all good shapes— black, , §ray, tan and biue leather bags; fitted with mirror and purse. $3.95 to $5.00 Beauty Boxes, Beauty soxes with three and four fulnwn black cowhide and vachette. All, shapes and sizes. $7.50 to $9.00 Bags, $5.95 Leather, all silk, panne velvet lflfl duve- tyn bags, with mirror and purse: navy, gray, m, black and white, purple and red. 0‘ of high.grade bags for Friday Stockings— _ Clearaway $1.25 Sports Stockings, 75¢ ‘Wool and cotton mixture in heather chades —blue, oxford, platinum, gray and camel. Quite 2 chanu' .50 Lisle Stockings, 85c Full-! lnshloned Lisle-thread Stockings in ‘black and cordovan—stockings o many Feo- ple_derhand—almost at half p-icel Q.SOmdSSOOsSporh Stockings, " 8lik and Wool Stockings. in plain colors and heather mixtures, with embroidersd h and raised vertical in these lots, but Brown, camel, blue, selling! mighty big values. my. nn. fawn. ?.00 Silk Stockings, pair -fashloned Siik Stockings, plain and with embroidered clocks; alto a few glove sliks in fancy ope: y, black, camel ends, but what