Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1922, Page 5

i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 28, 1922. - L Seis E]Y[%; hfijfigus"ptgggg b O{%)l:?:f FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS FROM THE AVE NUE AT N][NTHI When Postmaster General Work’s e chouffeur started to drive away |Egdueation Board Aplmntl Patrick 5 . from the Post Office Department 5 5 All Sections of Washington| builging yesterday he founa a cara Casey, Engineer, to Supervise in his machine summoning him to 5 Will Be Watched by Eight appear at No..1 police precinct on Heating Apparatus. a charge of parking in a space _— Mounted Men. prohihitedinyspolicetstax A step toward greater economy i Since the signs were placed on |the use of fuel and the upkeep of 11th street at the east entrance of | neating plants in the public schools A roving squadron of eight motor-| the department building for the |wag taken yesterday by school authori- e 1 ce excle policemen 1s to be created in the | §XPTeSs purpose of allowing epace |ijes when they appointed Patrick traffic bureau to trave all sections park, the chauf- |Casey, a heating engineer, inspector > ievel | of the school heating ‘plants and in- (Mhe department I |structor of janitors. This office was 2a ‘merotiations are under | CTeated recently by the board of edu- o that it won't happen |cation, when the repair shop wag i transferred from the supervision of District government officials to the school authorities. se dutles it is to see that Casey, who is now in the employ of ars do not park in that |the repair shop, will assume his new duties next Tuesday. His salary will of automobile foner Oyster an- ' Washington in Cor > s soon as Maj. at an h mm \r alien spa So heavy has been the parking on 11th street that the department | come out ‘of the appropriation for i s The Parker-Bridget pa “'*l::\ut twenty feet wide Ime o ool Al " 0! th t side o o e Cast Side |~ Tho principal work of the appointee [ ] . will be to make a thorough inspection o hace Lo, Park.” | of the school heating systems, show- — o bright !ing the janitors how to operate them in the interest of economy, and keep- . ing the school authorities in constant ES 2 3 < 3 8 i o 9 i g touch with the condition of the heat- Gay aeant to visit the Postmaster | jng plants. It also is the intention of the school officials to utilize Casey A f- | — for the l:lmtruct!o of teachers, prin- X ; a NE cipals and school dfficers with respect PQLI:IS PLAN MONEY PARLEY. | cipajs heating and ventilating sys- W December 28.—Premier | tems, to the end that such u)stems has summoned ail former | may be operated most efficlent 1y. u[ finance to a (onferemei it il s i n- financial reform. The | Vermont is the only New England i ne be presided over by state where women of voting age do 1y r;\l\ll lll \\ o;(kchm«skl not outnumber the men of voting age. RUM AND AUTO SEIZED BY TENLEYTOWN POLICE Truck Driver Arrested When Po- lice Find Big Whisky We are known for the quality rather than the quantity of our sales. We only have two clearance sales a year—and this is one of them! Inmen’s and boys’ suits and overcoats especially, it : offers splendid savings, in view of the rising costs in this class of Fit for a Queen! merchandise. Every suit and overcoat was tailored expressly ' R ’ for this season and especially for us. The finest Rochester and Our Llncoln : London makes are included in English and domestic fabrics. Library MEN’S SUITS | MEN'S OVERCOATS Bank $35 and $37.50 Suiits. . .......n0w $29.50 $25 and $27.50 Overcoats. . .now $22.75 —is both practieal and $40Suits..................n0w $32.50 $35 and $37.50 Overcoats. . .now $29.75 beautiful to look upon $45 and $47.50 Suiits. . . ... . .now $34.50 $40 and $42.50 Overcoats. . .now $32.75 G et One $50 and $55 Suits. .. ........now $39,50 $45, $47.50 & $50 Overcoats.' now $39.75 —and make nfother or $60 and $65 Suits. .. . ... ...now $47.50 $60 and $65 Overcoats. ... .. .wow $49.75 wife happy this $75 Suits. .................now $52.50 $85and $90 Overcoats. .....now $69.75 coming year I Saturday Banking Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 12 5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. L.’nl \'l S ' ico repo ’ zallons nf cr\r in connectio: am_ R. ortheast. A\ ch g sal pos- B ssion was pref WANTS VOWS NULLED. n . SRR . . Sizes range from 32 to 50 in 2,-3 and 4-button Great coats, town coats, polo coats, ulsters and | a pecition "filon T the DI st | S Washington’s Largest : Chesterfield models are included in such famous a pumon f1ea Ty th = = Savings Department Brought sack coats for men and young men, as well as sport fabrics as Worumbos, French Montenags, Crombie, Right to Your Home models. These garments feature the finest hand- O’Brien, Kersey and Carrs-Melton from England. "'"Z?,li'flaflfi“.?' . BOYS’ SUITS & OVERCOATS ’ $10.75 to $13.50 Suits. . .....n0w $9.75 $10and $12.50 Juvenile Over- $9.75 i SIS SUtS.cneennnnnnnnn....now $12.75 e s (00 BRIt .o o BUETD oD s $25 to $27.50 Suiits. . ... . ... . . .now $19.75 $20 to $22.50 Juvenile Over- $15 School Overcoats. . . . . .now $12.75 o ocoats.........L....... . HOW $16.75 $18 School Overcoats. . ....now $14.75 $12.50 Patrick Mackinaws. .now $10.85 $20 School Overcoats. ... ...7w $16.75 $13.50 Patrick Mackinaws. .now $11.85 : $25 School Overcoats. . ... . .now $21.75 $16.75 Patrick Mackinaws. .now $13.75 OTHER NECESSITIES FOR MEN $550 & $6.50 0dd Trousers.now $4.65 38 and $10 Teck Shoes. .....10w $6.75 $9.50t0$12.50 0dd Trousers;ow $7.85 $7.50 Woolen Vests. .......now $4.85 $750 Tom Wye Coat '$10 and $12 Leather Lug- Sweaters ............... 07 o $5.85 gape. . .o llen. L0 o $6.85 E is the greatest ’cellist that has ever drawn a bow,” so one of the stellar violin virtuosi acclaims Pablo Casals. And so he is unreservedly rated by the critics of every nation. “When one speaks of the violoncello, one knows but one great name—Casals.” The unerring sense and deli- cacy that are given to only the few in any branch of art are his.” “There is no theme so delicate or so tender that Casals does not grasp its elusive threads with the unerring hand and heart of the true artist.” Tributes such as these crown Casals as the peerless ’cellist of the age. Incomparable, supreme in his art, he is one whom every lover of music should hear. Pablo Casals plays December 30 at the City Club 3 No charge for alterations if required. ASALS’ art, too beautiful for the poor ability of words to interpret or describe for those who have not heard him, bears witness for - itself and its,creator’s gemus through the perfect medium of Columbia Records. Go to any Columbia Dealer and listen to these examples of this great master’s playing. Gavotte in D (Poppgr). 98012 Would God I Were the Tender Apple Blossom. 80159 \ Salut d’Amour (Love’s Greeting) (Elgar). 80158 Evening Star (from Tannhauser) (Wagner). 49813 The Avenue at Ninth As you listen to these selections it will require but little imagination : & to picture Casals, his eyes closed, seemingly oblivious to everything but the personal presence of the spirit of music. Casals makes records ex- clusively for Columbia. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, , New York \ D /