Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922. 1 \ of educational surveys. Forty-one many years, the Local society states, | associsted with the such aurveys have beon made in_the | ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. |Tany Jomi,ta® socts, mociety, staten | amociated with past {'077' e report raid, some of — he socl;l! in real contribution to them beink comprenensive studies re- i | artistic drama e Given Toni i auiring the wervices of several ex- ElayStofs 5 Bt Dy e oavess fars the Socicrsrs stock (home. A g Shakespeare Society. =~ » e Wikl being s Tk Fleld work of the bureau during the [ =18 (eSPerTe SORICRy. d‘;"m,f;:;":,han;;;;,om,,_:,ogfi-fi;;;gg{Slmu the proauciion < vear included dissemination of infor- foer m: 2 Satons AN ] n for several years. Antony and|ff President of the » mation among residents of Alaska | Cleopatra will be given by the Shake-| Cleopatra is under the direction of | and their children. One hundred and | speare society in the Wilso: mal | Walter W. Beck, for years a profess- ' —_— ninety-nine persons were sent to [School tonight. This play fonal actor and dramatic director and | Alaska during the year for the bu- | the repertoire of any cupeare | hax been the society's leading man| Girls are better ~Hing than reau. ||'nnmany today and has n been forlin four productions. He also will be boy=, accordin EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. It Bearacse. Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special + TERMED IGNORANT| SAVES STATES' MONEY Duplication of Work Avoided by Federal Agency, Says Chief Tigert. Pepper Tells Life Insurance Presidents of Cham- ber’s Work. PATRIQTIC STUDY URGED Costly duplication of effort in ex- ploring ground in the educational field which has been previously chart- ed has been saved to many states by the work of the bureau of education, | Commissioner of Education John J. J : = Tigert says in his annual report, made “Quit Bemoaning Decadence and |1 o tm:'ay. Based on this saving of, Do Your Duty at Primaries,” {duplication, Commissioner Tigert says that to increase substantially the sup- Pennsylvanian Advises. port of the bureau would be a con- ~ 4 . servative investment, considering the Bifhe Asaeciatet Praes. = e e ° L':u.g. s,:?:xg_'fi::'":’;' a:n— n::‘s Assimilation of the foreign born, re- 720-22-24 7th St NW. nniversary Sa Another Day of Wonderful Value. ; ? | moval of illiteracy, adjustment of in- against some of |0 qlities in educational opportunity the criticism di-|and inculcation of proper ideals co e (G e ol it Wel rected at it and jcerning our form of government are Wi 7 Cutting prices deeper and deeper as Qur Anniversary Sale draws 1o an Sav i CC O a suit. € have 4 oblems which the educational force: - e = 4 = oo { el i : Sersli heldp as/a prop- || P59 | t meet, Mr. Tike > end. Saturday’s shoppers will reap the benefits of our weeks of successinl hundreds of fine, All-wool Trousers in er) | wubject orjoryhelnation must imest DIE T Eere : i Y PP P many, many patterns and shades, mak- ing it easy to find just the pair you need to match your odd coat. All sizes, patterns and shades. study by patriotic |with these problems, he adds, is 5, 2 scouting the market to secure desirable seasonable merchandisc, at prices Americans in an [needed more than ever befor § that are attractively low priced for this sale. address delivered jyjvey of the bureau inciudes lectur ) = e . i by Senator Pepper jand addresses on educational topi T n— of Pennsylv, 3 ¥ students, women's today befol nen’s clubs and other Assoctact organizations interested in ed SHE Anniversary Sale of Lite Insurance |tion, the report says, conducting Presidents. assisting in special conferences for l 5 5 G ® l S Discussing ways | the consideration of educational ques That Sold to $13.77 Stiibr s e tions, visiting schools and conferring Bt with school officers and teachers to Girls from 4 to 14 years can par- IRV ARRCERRRNRNNNANNNNS Anniversary Sale of OYS’ fune S11dES Cloth and Corduroy 7 95 Worth to $12.50 AN i ..... ccxaeg |SENATOR PEPPER. purely theoreti i and that which is also practica the Pennsylvania senator declared much of the un- omplimentary discussion of the widespread ignor: vhat S Y @ Senate as has two func- ll, y V- "’ he continued. “It is the up- mwe s per chamber of the legislative body It also sits as a council of ambas- Chri t ch r Box AN | sadors from sovereign states. In th stmas €€ ;;a;:‘nerl capacity it unites with the : A se In enacting appropriation bills, It'll be a happy thought to know that on 2 revenue bilis, and iscellancons leg o : : o slation. In the latter capacity, it Lhn;tmafi morning the :xb:.em menfl?crs of the confirms or rejects nominationa made family will be celebrating the festive season by the President and it ratifies or re- in the enjoyment of delicacies of your sending. "c"‘:::::: “’*‘“"" ""‘ has negotiated. For such we have packed a Christmas Cheer se o7 Ambassadern. > AR - “Many of the Senate usages con- Box with the dainties that everybody is fond demned as wasteful are characteristic of— of conferences between ambassadors. SRR RS SRR LRRRRARNIRRN SRR A SRR A AR SARAS R AR S LR AR RS TRRR A CANNNNAN Ll e L LT L T 2R AR SRR RN AR R AR A N A e R S oS Frui K C Fruit In the early days, when the fogorni ticipate in this “Anniversary Cut-price Mother’s, here’s a snap for you— ruit Cake onserved Frui slender, 1t would il become sale of Coats.” 1In 1 re Bolivi Boys’ Novelty Mixture S ] Chocolate Mints Jar of Figs the ambassador from New York to to sale o nats. n lot are Bolivia, I.o): ANovelty Mixture Suits ot Stuffed Prunes Maraschino Cherries 5 ot ‘:'.!‘32":?’.:‘3“.',,‘:3‘.. Virginia he wa Kersey, Melton and novelty mixtures, splendid wearing quality cloth and e / s e point; or a ma-! cely and warmly lined de in'z 5 = Jar of Dates Crystallized Ginger fority of umbussadors to insist that ;”.“‘ ¥ and watin I‘ ined and maheA'“ = corduroy. made in stylish belted - o+ e minority were talking too lon )ig variety of s son's S o K B ks - Package of Raisins Jar of Stick Candy I and must stop On the other hand, ! Sl For (;"0'("'_: :l’]?n;’ choicest <tyles, nicely lined and perfect fit- S Ehes ichi e 1 s hard to justify the extensio i Ll al 3 - A el 1 N with Christmas garnishings—appropriately thess principles o ordinars leslsler | ting. With 2 pairs pants, for Sat- boxed—and will be packed ready for shipping at tive business. A question of practical $Zz 50 t 27 50 your direction. lzenship is whether Senate rules ot 0 o (1 1] urday. should be so amended in their appli- b4 s cation t. 1y legislative business [ 2 i S Five Dollars a0 o L Bpenitr s e pendins - i ol 0 e ? O’Coats | = : - question and to prevent such unlim- class and most exclusive models of |‘ 1t'll be the most appreciated Christmas mes- ited (Ileba(a as may enable a minority ! : . - i del o ? | sage from home. to prevent the majority from function- grave coats fo‘r[ girls {and mikies o 16 . : ® Suits e years. Made of finest wool ma- G. G. cflmwe“ & Son It is.” But in pondering over it bear They carry the Holiday terials, in all the new colorings— Chinchilla Coats in brown. blue and gray. and novelty 1415 H St ¢ i Phone M &75 ll?ozlnlnd thl: ultll;’n-prtn:tlcu! ;onlide \Ics:abc i st oe in Blouse-backs, coat dress styles, b Juvenile Suits of good quality cloth and velvet corduroy. All reet. ne ain 5 , namely, that these changes in 4 Kl the newest models in the lot for boys 3 to 8 ycars. S S SRXRRRNONEA Boxed Xmas Hosiery Silk and Wool Ribbed Hose Women's Silk and Wool Hose, fine, sheer qual- ity: heather com- binations of ® black and gold. silver and " gold; sewmed buck shaped ankles. Women’s Silk Hose Heavy Pure Silk Hose, - : doubie soles and wide flare tops. Van Raalte Lace and Stripe Silk H Beautiful Lace 0se and Fancy Pat- tern Heav K Hose. for women. of this weil ° known brandg. All sizes. Black and cordovan —_— Boxed Xmas Gloves Children’s Cashmere Gloves Fleeced-lined Cashmere Gloves, for children from 29 4 to 10 years old. c Women’s Suede-Lined Fabric Gloves Women's Chamois-fin- ish Fabric Gloves, doe lining: 3 rows crochet embroidery: 2 clasps. c Colors: Black., white, gray and brown. Women’s Kid Gloves Imported Kid Gloves of the better kind: soft. pliable. Colors Black, brow [ usage cannot come without changing 3 the Senate rules, and that it is en- refinement. We have a v feasible to filibuster againet a change in the rules and o prevent large assortment of bean- any change whatever from being il iae e hfu_ll) designed cards on Easy Chair Life Hit. i which to cngrave your Senator Pepper urged the life in- surance presidents to leave “th v Hame. chair; the club.” fi fringe trimmed, or silk embroidered. ZORRRERNSNNNNENNN Boxed Xmas Leather Goods Women’s Novelty Leather Bags For afternoon EALETLLALHLETLLALE (SLNANRARALLALARALALLAAAAARR AL LA AAARNSA L AN Another lot of those wonderful $25.00 to $35.00 D CCCCCCTETTOLteece the decadence of the Senate “to the primary in order to cxercise Place your order effective Influe in selecting sen: torial candidates. “To the world at large the United at once to assure ing. , “I call this a practical question, and States has long appeared the most < wasteful nation. on . earch.” prompe delivery dress— beautiful s 3 Leather Bags— Lewis E. Plerson. president of the Mer- chants® Assoclation of New York. [nalde ditedmith ° Supporting his statement with sta- el asserted kb Kook A Bk e ek AL L0 P 5 o Bargain Sale of City Lots To close a Syndicate, we are offering the most wonderful bargains in Washington city lots. These lots are not out in the suburbs, but are a part of the original City of Washington as surveyed and platted by General George Washington. LOCATION : These lots are located on one of the most health- ful and commanding plateaus of the National Capital, east of the United States Capitol Grounds. Massachusetts Avenue and East Capitol. premier boulevards, traverse the properties; five squares from beautiful Lincoln Park; opposite the $2,500,000 new Eastern High School. These lots front East Capitol Street, A Street, B Street, C Street, D Street and E Street, Massachusetts and Potomac Avenues, 17th and 18th Streets Southeast. THE LOTS: There are nearly 500,000 square feet of ground in about 170 lots. The lots ran¥e in size from 25 feet in width by 100 feet in depth to lots 26x136 feet. Every lot has a wide rear alley. Three streets, each 160 feet wide, through the property. IMPROVEMENTS: Some of these lots have water, sewer, gas, electricity and paved streets. All of these improvements are available to all of these lots. The street car line is to be extended three blocks out East Capitol Street to the property. Pennsylvania Avenue cars are two squares south, at 17th Street. THE HOME BUYER: We will sell you lots for much less than actual value on very easy terms and wiil provide you a first mort- gage to apply on the building of your homes. You can build on these lots the home of your dreams. The home designed to meet ‘):onr_ every individual want. The location you will be proud to ve in. 3 THE BUILDER: We will _ell you a block of ground at a less price than similar ground can be purchased for anywhere in the world. We will negotiate for you a first deed of trust to be used in building your houses. We will accept one-half cash for the lots and the balance secured as a second trust. We will sell your houses to net vou big profits. The demand is here. Build in the section where other builders are making their fortunes. : ro s oahersd byte Moover com. handles, with tassel and fringe. that annual loss through waste in H five leading industries In this country Velvet Party Boxes reached a total of approximately Strongly made $1.405,000,000. Another $500,000,000 H arty Boxes, of was lost xnnukally by Am(:]rlcan in- é I:rj!r‘adc |;‘ vestors in bucket shops and fraudu- | . . A NA mirror, purse and R lent stocks. v ;!qlo B STRBBT NWF \u:lotfluiuus, All (] colors Spiritual Wealth Lont. H DEEED) i : . Incaculable waste i susta md“mI@!e REREVERELVET ) French Ivory Filled Traveling mental an spiritual wealth, M Lfi . on said. explaining: “It is w. T T e ather Suit Cases hool our children in the doctrine MU T Real leather, free governme; nd at the M&mll 2 e . pelcan Bfl.fl with rose bro- time our public prints with arti- cade lining cles based on insufficient facts and at- | g ! white fittings— $ tacks that undermine confidence in omb, T l.ur Institutions.” and Brought comb, bruuh ° Bolivias Normandies Suedines Astrachans Velours Pollyannas Plush Novelties Go on sale tomorrow at 85 k| 5 The Hoover committee, he continued. g traced mast industrial waste to poor 3 3 management, and he asserted that the AT A Swedish inn an country's executives should be the first to set an example in putting a| 1rate guest wrote upon ban on ‘governmental extravagance.| the wall, “Here you Comparing forms of government Justice William R. Riddell of the su- will find excellent f Ontarlo, rted that in'Canada the ministry 1s responsibie | Viding you bring them Women's Fiber Silk- to the people and removable at the ”» o stripe, Pure White Union Wil of the malority: with you.” gTo Wallis' Suits, taflored top: c Underwear for Xmas Giving “So Canadians are natural-born > sleeveless, and ankle Kickers,” Justics Riadell mald. ~God| YyOU bring guests and pants Regular and ex- ’ . g Boys’ Gray Union Suits Flat Heavy Fleeced Values to $35 -EZLM‘Z?.;“?"%}“ fifi“’ip}?::li::fiofi appetite, and you find ene : o S ere thieineopiciaid the fare superlatively _— AIR CIVIC PROBLEMS. Anthony League Meeting Presided Over by Miss Anna Hendley. To make our anniversary coat sale one long-remembered event, we've scoured the mar- kets, sacrificed profits and are offering the handsomest lot of silk-lined coats this firm has seen for the price. Trimmed with Beaverette, Fitch, Opos- Union Sults, ages 6 to 16 years; flatlock seams; c one-button closed seats. R Men’s Ribbed Shirts & Drawers KEcru color—Heavy mlflflalliz’ Ribbed irts and sum, sealine and Caracal cloth. “ & , Build where you can sell your houses before completion! The Anthony League, at a meeting Washington's l,"!“[ Eh"“r";':,' ’mn':!f"'“‘l Regular and extra sizes, Piackiib o Build where there are more buyers than houses! in the Federation of W""t"e_“'s C";"" Restaarant’ length: double : 3 rows contrasting stitehing: gusset | : ' headquarters last night, discussed a stitched band. All sizes. 4 % ) in fingers. Buulq where there is nfcv.l for a. thousand homes! variety of clvic and educational prob- Ty PSS S S S S R R AR R RS S A R ARIRR A A AR AR A AN SN ANS NN ] PRICES AND TER%.\: Beautiful lots 25x100 to 20-foot alley, lem. n:m “3“%‘:;.25.'.““;’,’,.".2‘.',!2“:; 3 : only $625; splendid lots 25.83 feet by 132 feet deep to 30-foot alley, e 'al Council of . 2 4 containing S400 square feet, with water, sewer, gas, dleciriesey; || the Womens Bducational Council of That Will Delight the Child # #Another Sensational Sale Beyond Parallel? improved street, facing handsome new homes, only $875; other lots geinic Soclety, spoke on “Sex Educa- . d th Z at lower prices; a few higher. The terms are 20% cash and the [ jtion in the H Mrs. Jeannette H. an l’leue e Pocketbook b4 balance payable in 36 equal monthly installments with interest at “Principles of Curative Psychology. Women’s Shoes = A musical program was contributed sz 00 ; BLf’IsIB?gR Cg)ilPARE: Buy]7flo!s at 387(51&:,:}-, being a total :;' ’lflu sl:’:]yhlgfirfim. accompanied X L4 o I cost of $6,125, and having a total frontage of eet. Subdivide e league will m o o s L these lots into 10 lots, each 18 feet wide, to cost $61250 each. Re. || ne noiias Too ik Of the leasue will $2.50 New Combination Pumps. member these lots have water, sewer, gas, electricity and improved ters, 1734 N street, the afternoon of . 5 P: T streets, and you need pay only one-half cash, the balance as a [J{ December 20. Undressed Dolls with kid body, atent Tongue PIIII’S. second trust. Bear in mind that these lots are in a location where S jointed bisque body, or character and Drusy Satin Pllllpl a six-room house sells at a high price. . g E l’-pandsomely jointed’ dolls Gemine o Pa P i TO INSPECT THESE LOTS: Take any Lincoln Park car to arted hair wigs, eyelashes, sleeping T oxfm. i the end of line, walk east two blocks; or take a Pennsylvania Ave. P fibeantitil sinling et Sie- an 5 and 17th Street car southeast to 17th Street, walk north two blocks. eyes and g - P E Free transfers are issued to these car lines in all parts of the city. cially priced.... sosicls Drive out East Capitol Street to 18th Street or drive out Penn- sylvania Avenue to E Street, then cast to 17th Street, both streets paved all the way. GENERAL COUNSEL: R. B. Behrend, American Bank Bldg. General Sales Directors: WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO. Second Floor, 728 15th St. N.W. W. L. Turner, Vice-Presidents L. D. Abrams, Vice-President Telephones: Main 833 Evenings Adame 1516 E. H. TAGGART 1518 K Street N.W. YOuR EEYES IN & DRESSED Big Handsome Dolls DOLLS [ 2, char; GIrl babies, pret- 65c Jointed bisque 9! SUNDAY excursion [l [ 500 tily dressed in new and Kid body style dresses, with ~ dolls. Reinforced spring hats, . shoes and joints, handsome face, with stockings to match. Full | pleePInE eYem ey obro ed Jointed bodies. with shoes and stockings. Bome folks say they can’t tell whether they really need glasses or not. If you are at all in doubt about the matter let a careful eye exami- nation settle the question ff for you. Let us give this our immediate attention. Men’s Blanket Ba $3.00 Women’s Bath Telephone Main 5500 st e Robes = Robes KIN hite and . W. W. KEELER Tegs, Wasbingem Sutwtey Midsen TREaTN AL Sk | WA ¢ 134 11th Street Southeast, Phone Lincoln 2225 e T8 it e, RW. st ot $3 98 B e e AL, S, l 94 colarsand 2 25 boglazing Fridsy i | N 1 Bath ® black, cordovan.! Hutor round o B RN eon. bd GENERAL OFFICE ON PROPERTY T k|| M A Leese Opmical C N| Roveator TR .,55c e it | i e iwne s e '—___‘ i Y R RN SO =atin sizes. Entire set. made with girdles and pockets. : ! men; floral design, in all col- 1719 A Strest southeast OPTOMETRISTS ors. Silke cord beits. 10 Salesmen Wanted With Automobiles