Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 4

i / E ,) . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER/1, 1922, T Evelyn Sawyer, colored, thirteen yumi TLe American Inctitute of Chemica T Ithe school system will save $1.200 a NORTHEAST INDUSTRIAL | o'z ; BELEVE CULEE HIE P Day classes at the school have been Alexander J. Painter, colored, was' }h. 5 P ] transterred to other domestic sclence Z WAS WORK OF FIREBUG St ;e":'h:'gf;m ']'lm!n‘; | Decem g E i diviston. The Svening millinery You BET The court gave him unother chancs |2na " dressmaiing classes, however, 'L HELP Destruction df University Dental|by suspending the sentenice and piac- Use — : h 2 { white, who had pleaded guilty to em- || Been T £ d t 3;::‘:‘1‘1:;‘ oy lfl?: Sz’wl\?ogsut‘e‘;"::hfll‘:fi YOU“ 'Ts 3 to imuc' bullerlnu;l}. A untum‘;:d of three Classes Have Been Transferred to|sSchool next February, these classes By the Associated Piess. years in his case, suspended. IEREPATED By \ X = will be removed from McKinley and MONTREAL. cember 1.—Faculty Charles Plunkett Treining Centers of Sixth | perminentis” coablizhed n e new ' mQNTREAL, Pecember 1oracaley |1y botb ‘colorea, wil Lerve 3t menit: SUN.WIND.DUST &.CINDERS . L school, according to plans worked out 4 72 pressed belief that a fanatic was re-|of grand. larceny RICOMMENDED & SOLD BY DRUGGISTS & OPTICIAN- H Division. {by_Walter B Fatterson, director of ] P TR D b fad Y. Wit 90 FASE EYE CARE BOOK MUAING C0 niaanes 3 special schools. i destroyed the {lental school of the —_— P ! University of Mbntreal. T s = The game and fur-bearing animals : > The theory algo was advanced that The Northeast Industrial School at| "\ " york state are worth not / :‘:lh’l:z:‘n;llgt;‘ l;,nve h:’u}:hs?me con- Sth and I streets northeast, used 8s{less than fifty-three million dollars. g y ' 7% urday razed St. [Boniface College. near 2 domestic seience and manual train- | (S g Winnipes. also fa Catholic Institution. | | ng center for the school children of A rope is stronger when wet than \ Pl g dry. A new rope which has absorb- \ 1 ° the sixth division since 1875, was|ci¥5, ber cent of its own welght in today by school author- water will be increased in strength - abandoning this building 10 per cent. abandc ties. 7th and G Sts. . Open Evenings On Sale today all the new December Victor Records Victrolas and Victor Records Exclusively Colored Man Serve for Assault; Two Gifen Probation. John G. W. Kjng, colored, was sen- Made-to-Order When You Can Share School 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. Stockings : Sweateu, $2.85 Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 PM. iminal assault on | Social Announcements OF THE BETTER KIND COST LESS @t “The Bign of Good Printing” Moore’s Printcraft Shop 735 13th St. NW. "= Mothers, bring your children here Saturday. dollars by outfitting them that day. 19c & 25¢ | Boys’ & Girls’ Where Your Dollars Count Most <& = BEHREND'S You’ll save many Men’s Suits & f o Good, Heavy|oOver and Coat R ! 4 3 Ribbed Blacik Style Sweaters; ! Stocking for boy SHdiiile sab e fine wool, heavy At Even Lower } Values to $40 to slight imper-| Welght. All col- Prices Than Ready- i to-wear Clothng! ' .00 i o A big purchase of | fine quality wor- | steds and overcoat- i | 1 | | i y new cioth trim- pos fectiuns. ors and sizes. ings is making it quote these low Values to $45 ’ve Ever S The Handsomest Coat You've Ever Seen hle for us to prices. » You not only get $ 50 superior qual ix; hd I . worsteds, but a style that you select | . vourself and a gar- ment that is built ! at Anywhere Near the Price At least 200 remarkably good looking Coats, entirel, styles, in 4 to 14 sizes. Made of unusually good qu P = culosis Fund Is Started |vandics t rob tho Cuinton bank by | watn gfeoteh i e e o : S :l e alues to $50 in/€apital » m in the e s —_——— . & . ! , o sented Mr. 1003 9th St. that 5 / manchip guaran | | Boys’ 2-Pants Suits 2., $12.50 I in all the wanted colors. Some have fur or fur i lar alarm in the 8210 as. teed. ” y - . | $ 00 il oA Jis e al | : i We Bonestly believe these to be the best and 'I-‘-' j;x:; ;l{ iatn\:'l ;:fi { from X o n : biggest "a!ucs in town. The materials are high- 95 i 2 = ‘ 3 “hris B ' [ ] j\unr.nillvl e the sav ; S e e en class wablens and Crompton’s corduroy, and the ' ing will be appar- here and throughout the | 0 N i styles age new and nobby. For boys 7 to 18 vears J ur Newest - : e ; e 8 mings, others big cape collars of same material. j i BANDIT FOILER WEDS. Dont.w)t, 2 ghest of sitver and an A & $16.50 Girls’ | Girls’ Handsome $6.98 Girls’ —_— | Miss Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and b\ 5 Fur-Trimmed S“‘e Dresses i ent at once. million Chris: sl . >, T bs R ae e ens Mackinaw Coats !37.50 Boys’ Corduroy Suits Small Boys’ Suits e 65 suits to go f mbinatio v [ J { Rplonded " - 3 i 3 { Clinton, Md., Bank Cashier Award- | M3 John 2. Jenkiny. s regarded as men in southern Maryland. hl’r. 3. e Coats e o e ‘mos eantifu roun ts 1 J. Frank Dent, cashier of the bank K Dent of Oakl o t sg 98 i L] 0 L at Clinton. Md., and Miss Mary S Smartest of the sea- Remarksble values Eleanor Jenkins of Clinton were mar- | i oo’ wiyles for chil these hears . | - | ried in the Gothum apartments here c | dreaide 341 yearniot L GCicle § 10,06 rears *I winier conte . yesterday by Rev. Thumas A. Walsh. | s" M - i style dresses, 2 to 6 years Annual Campaign for Tuber- | Den several sweeks ago trus. | Surprise Your Wife, - ol and-tas, | Bratied T | oe oo, ¢ trated tha attempt of four armed| ppome for her Xmas. show vt:pc new fancy backs. Fur | regulation |ull §gteen T ; tipped girdles and nov- | of fine wool cre smocked end in fts 1422 i Christmas offering to carry forward the winning fixht against the great | v ercoa ewcorll reell white plague and for health educa- | 1002 F Street N.W I ;isne‘;is-zned on exceedingly smart ee 5 = 1 cleaner o ! Hhars angl breast and hip pockets. T : - N g . G = 9 2 - t 1 Sizes. Open Saturday Until 9 P.M. g et It ~}:t grc:(\]t Coat” in proporm})]ns: cut ° — . ) | Years through the money raised b Single-breasted—four-button—with regu- P d S D = = el Sone ihvuenithe Cotraenit lar shoulder; patch pockets—and made up 3 al'ty an t!'eet resses i in warmth-without-weight and double- é\A That Sold to $25.00 faced weaves; Oxford mixtures and plaids. ‘r Y ¢ i [.{ HEAFFE 4 { When one buvs Christmas seals with | Strikingly attractive—and really a most ;;‘,,.i";a::e.fi“;;{:‘f, S |+ sensible garment. tan incidental contribution to PENS—PENCILS L e o e ot eent ae) Featured in three grades— - i \and women. Values up to $25.00 in one big sale ¥ Saturday. i ithose unfortunates attacked by con- | sumption, but is helping along con- $ $ $ ! ditions and work that tend rapldly to jvrevent the spread of this dangerous | disease. 3 This means greater safety to you - ~ . e 5 {and your own dear ones and & health- 3 We sell Mark Cross Gloves with satisfaction { ler and safer city for all —because we know you'll be satisfied. The best ! From today untll Chhistmas many G 1 = 3 ! thousands of Washington people will sloves made—undoubtedly. Satin, Taffeta and Lace Party Dresses and \ Poiret Twill, Crepe and Serge Dresses for misses 9 . 7 N Marvelous Women’s Coats : ¢ Made of very fine Normandies, Boliy: Suedine, Astrakhan and Plush Silk lined and interlined. Beaverctte. Caracul and Opossum ® Collars and Cuffs. All colors and s = ibe given the opportunity to purchase L sizes to 44. Distinctive j these life-giving tokens of health H ‘and!nope. it |th‘ '1“":? quota ifl 8ol d High Cl C t S -ts - ;it will mean only about seven seals pe . . ! & A -l ifts ;i-npna Tor the population of the cit i i H ass 5 0al ul heaffer’ ai 5 ! i . ; in H made of Bolivias, Velours, Silk Plush, A Repel-Ex- % A y g and plain; some embroidered. All pel” Pencil W i colors and sizes. Ld . e | Two Extra Size S | focton & i wo tra Jize dpecials ‘every user i 0 . Priced from Stylish Stout Dresses Extra Size Coats R A : (i bl A | MEN’S WEAR That Equal Those You've Seen to $25.00 N > Choiteifor wetssinsgricotinesy Bolcer 19 7 to 39 _7 i will, Sati >3 ! o ! Charmense and a % 'fi e o e s \, Point Cm.&.mu few Ca ,,\_l on l=\;'\fl"‘ ::Tme"m ‘\(r‘l‘n‘lvr-ry G e B g%&%lfi.# Binck | amd ° Suedine, Velours Sterling Silver | tailored or trimmed e 5 Caracul collars and cutis. 3 —————————— Satwd ial ' : . 3 Saturday, Babies’ Day e °,Y’ *Specials [ Gloves—Hosiery I8 e bave s o .73 $15.00 Blblé:.xnflk wmter Kayser'(:; !Chlmoisette | oves English Overcoat Warm MEET 'S a long-felt overcoat need because it fills more purposes satisfactorily than any $1.94 | Underwear ), Winter - weight long and short cream Women's A Cashmere Coate— warmly - lined and | Ribbed Vests and Pants prettily made. silk embroidered Fleece-lined Shirts capes. and Drawers for 49 .y women. Pure white, c Babies’ Dresses | Tore"una heave. ‘hat Sold to 8288 About 150 Dresses, 89¢ Children’s Union Suits arummerssa mples $l-00 bt Sheaffer’s Giftie Sets repres- ent the “Gifts that Last.”. from $8¢0 $100 W. 4. SHEAFFER PEN CO. Fe. Madisen Iowe Gloves i 98¢ SHEAFFER’ PENS—PENCILS and AT THE BETTER DEALERS EVERYWHERE < other coat yet offered. This garment combines ¢ s=p] Gir white. Pericc: auality Light 4 ort and service. ek that r =bods: Tnion Pure Thread Silk Hose Service Statians 1 style, warmth, S0l th 3296 Exquisitely lace ana | Sulte fine, hoeayy ¢ | ves NEW YORK c = O A chily | Weight; ribbed: 2 to Yerfect Ot KW YORI HICAGO EANSAS CITY vENvER SAN FRANCISCO INVESTIGATE this unusual overcoat value at 2:;;091&"3 trimmed. Some slightly | ¢ M gscl Thread Babies’ Flannelette Gertrudes slflz,f hw 1‘:;“",,“&““"‘ Suits Petticoats in ¢ months, Jong Slesves wWinter- 1,2 and 3 sizes. Made welght Union Suite. of * soft - quality domet c o all sizes. Spe- flannel, in buttoned or £z with Te C. heeis and tocs. Black $1.00 Silk and ) Wool Sport Hose The newest, most fash- ionable Ribbed Spor: Hosc in the new h or mixed novel nation of colors shades. JULIUS H. WOLPE N e We Carry a Complete Stock of 14th & R Sts. N.W. Fifty-Five Dollars Dunlap Hats, $7 The West Special, $5 Sheaffer’s Pens and Pencils R e 1213113 COMPANY “The Ideal Gifts” St. N.W. fannel, in cially priced. S o Babies’ Undershirts Babies’ y Bo x£ - Button dt:wnb the ront 2nd pin back: nnets . nice soft quality, pure white ribbed C vests; all sizes. $1.25 Men’s Union Suits silk and silk poplin . - Ponnets tn promily 7L | Gray ribbed, extra heavy weight fleece- llned suits, 32 to 46 c sizes. See the Wonderful Dolls i 69c 98c ‘1£ 1= SIDNEY WEST INCORPORATED 2 14th and G Streets Washington Headquarters ~ Sheaffer Pens and Pencils Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. N.W. Dyt o | %@ The Meadowbrook | Washingten Representatives of Dunlap Hats and Stein-Bloch Clothes $9.98