Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1923, Page 15

JONING VI BO0Y | HELD CTZENS DY President Baker of Federation Speaks on Subject at Stan- ton Park Meeting. Membership in a citizens' associa- tion is one of the most important duties of citizenship, Charles A. Baker, president of the Federation of Citi-| zen's Associations, told the Stanton Park Citizens' Association at the Pea- body School last night. Organized discussions of national as well &s lo- cal n On motion of J. P. Smith, chairmah of the police and fire committee, a resolution was passed to send a letter of appreciation to Capt. L. J. Stoll and officers of the ninth precinct for their efficient protection during the yoi s dorsing the action oners in refusing for the use of a culture in _the O tional School for Colored abled. . Glassie, president of the * committee, deferred asched- peech, pending a conference A drive, which is hoped e the membership, was in-| augurated. There ar mately 400 members. o e CHILDREN’S GUARDIANS ATTACKED AT HEARING now approxi- & on the bill to enlarge the f the Juvenile Court, father- Representative Goodykoontz st Virgin ¢ enlivened by upon th d_of Children’s ans, befo! Touse judici- a ommittee, terday. Oppo- nents of the bill argued that the grip of the Juvenile Court and of the Board of Children's Guardians on the wards of the city would be strength- ened Judge Kathryn Sellers of the Juve- nile Cour an amen bill, which would carry the right of appeal. She pointed out that the bill is intended to make the Juvenile Court a court of the people, where adjustment through mediation can be made for men and women who believe twey have gricvances. Under the Gaodykoo Sant ad Citizens' As repeal of th h created the Board of Childr Mrs. L. M. Clel d afdavits covering. & streatments of wards intrusted to the Board of Children's Guardians. TWO KILLED IN D. C. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Two deaths were entered on police books today as the result of traffic | accid recently. s Barry, about fifty-five years vho was injured fatally Sun day night when hit by a street car at 14th and K streets, sustained a frac- tured skull and died vesterday at Emergency Hospital. Barry had been Holel Hamilton and resided at 487 employed as a doorman at the .\'ewi Police are en- £ to get into communication | tives. d death was that of I'hil- | who was | of Rosslyn. Va., when he fell while attempting rd an ice truck at 3d and K »n December 26. His foot d the step and the wheel of the truck passed over hls abdomen ed this morning at 3:30 o' Emergency Hospital DEPARTMENT PLANS UP. Reorganization of the government departments was discussed at consid- erable leugth by the cabinet at the White House today, but it was said that nothing new was develo Administration spokesmen ha jterated optimism and confidence ally the difficulties facing the 1 plan would be ironed | ect has been periodical- | .| dyed before. committee, and individual members of | the cabinet. No prediction was offer- ©d as to when recommendation in the | matter might be expected to go from | Chairman Brown and President Hard- | ing the joint congressional com-| mittee. Beautiful Hair - - - Reasonable care and effort are all that are required to have beautiful hair. When the hair falls out and is stringy, uneven, dry, brittle and generally un- sightly, it needs Newbro’s Herpicide. Before the hair will grow naturally and luxuriantly the hair and scalp must be made healthy. Herpicide does. Herpicide kee) softness and lustre to the hair which indicates health. were referred to as being | 2 necessity. iCOL. HARVEY TO RETURN. Showdown on Ship Bill Due Within 10 Days The administration hopes to have a showdown in the Senate on the merchant marine bill within ten the latest, it was announced The White House believes Con- gress has manifested its desire to tace up the rural credits bill be- fore going into the question of the merchant marine, in which this ad- ministration has been intensely in- te d. A decision on the rural bill is expected shortly and esman for the White House unced today that he hoped the Senate would then assume its re- sponsibility and take some definite action on ‘the merchant marine measure. e Rumors That Diplomat May Quit Post Denied. \ White House spokesman today set at rest widespread rumors that | ! Col. George Harvey, American am- | | bassador to Great Britain, might not | be returned to his post in London,, when he definitely announced today | that the American diplomatic repre- | sentative would sail for England in | | the near future. | | He could not sav just when Col.| | Harvey will go back to London, but | {he made it plain that there could be no doubt as to his return event- Asked If any move had been » bring home the American »{ occupation cn the Rhine, | ame official said’ that the ad- ation could not discuss that question at this time i Paris is the only city in the world that_provides public baths for dogs. | NEW YORK [ and Return ‘ SUNDAY ‘ JANUARY 14 she was in favor of | Ly. Washington 12:30 A. M. Arrive in New York in Early Morning RETURNING: Saturday Preceding Excursion See Flyers. 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Herpicide will it- ively do all these things for you if you will give it a fair trial. Your druggist sells Herpicide and will guarantee it - Get a bottle today - use it and see the immediate improvement in your hair. ' Newbro's Herpicide Druggists sellit - - Hairdressers and Barbers apply it. THE EVENING Women’s Cape Walking Gloves —P. X! M. sewn, with spearpoint, self-stitched backs and one pearl clasp; in light and dark tan Al | e [ Kann's—Street Floor. STAR, New Artamo Package Goods for Spring N;vw on Sale—-Fourtl'; Floor . KanN Sons Co. Store Hours, Daily 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M. “The Busy Corner” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets Towel Sale Street Floor Here It Is—The Sale Many Have Been Waiting and Asking For Seconds of “Martex” Turkish Towels and Bath Mats —The brand noted for its excellent quality. Because of slight imper- fections in the weave, or in the finish, offered tomorrow in a sale At 25% to 33149 Less Than Regular Prices —The fact they are “Martex” towels and mats offered at less than regular prices, combined with the fact they are only slightly imperfect, should bring you to the store in a hurry Wednesday. The flaws are only slight, an occa- sional dropped thread ‘or an unfinished surface. There are no holes or other big defects to mar their usefulness. —=The lot includes all colors of striped designs and novelty borders, also plain white. Sale Price, Eachf - || - —$1.50 —$2.00 —$2.25 —=$2.50 —$2.95 —$5.00 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $3.75 A Great January Clearance of Women’s and Children’s - Knit Underwear —It is our clearing time, but your wearing time, as:the greater part of our winter comes during the early months of the year : Supply your needs at —Women’s Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, low neck, sleeveless styles, band tops; pants to -match, French b;mds, ar:lklc lengths. Reg- ular and extra sizes.. Each;... 69 (¥ —Children’s Cotton Ribbed Pants, fleeced, ankle lengths, with ¥ muslin bands. Each ca.ovanics 350 3 for $1.00 —Children’s Knitted Cot- ton Bloomers, eclastic at waist and knees, in black only; sizes 3 to 10 years. Each, 25C much less. —Women’s Wool Mixed Union Suits, high neck, I long sleeve, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, ankle | length style, also bodice style, with ribbon shoulder straps, knee and ankle lengths. —Also Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suits, high - neck, long sleeve, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve - 3,072 Turkish Towels | Guest and Regular Sizes ‘ Value Sale Price, Each | —39c .; - -28c. i —350c and 39¢ —65¢ and 75¢ —85¢ and 93¢ —S8$1.00 and $1.25 —$1.25 and $1.35 —$1.39 and $1.50 - —1 single bed The Deauville ’Kerchief —1It is the very latest of the new season's fads. And for Neckwear —Use it for a neckpiece, use it for a Gypsy sash, for trimming or making new hats—for almost everything imaginable. —We have them of silk mixed materials, of Jap silk, crepe de chine, georgette crepe and radium silk. —They are plain hemmed, hemstitched, and plain bor- dered effects. —There are Persian, Paisley, brilliant bandanna colorings and many exclusive styles to select from also. Priced from— *1.50 to *6.75 _Kann's—Street Floor— Neckwear Store. Deep Price Cuts on Beds, Mattresses and Couches —As stocks must be reduced to the lowest point before inventory. Take advantage of the saving op- portunities. 25 Simmons White Enamel Beds Complete With Springs e $12.00 —These have the heavy two-inch continuous posts, with flat filling rods, and the strong Simmons link springs, which are ° guaranteed. Choice of twin and double sizes. Odd Lots of Mattresses Priced to Close Quickly 8 Full Size Black Hair Mattresses Weresizas. Now, £18 00 —As the number is 8o greatly lim- ited, be here as early as you can 18 Felt Mattresses —Were $1495 to $24.95. Choice, ) 510.00 verstretch” layer felt ~Mattress, —2 full size Imperial layer felt Mattresses. ingle size cotton and felt mat- ingle size Imperial edge mat- tresses. —9 full size all-layer felt mat- tresses. 16 Folding Steel Cot Beds s_’s‘ fightly damaged. X inds if perfect. Choice “$1.75 —30 inches wide, 6 feet 6 inches long, with head and foot, can be folded, making them easy to store ' away when not in use. —Mattress Pada for th\a $2.85 A Sale That Startled Washington * —That were bought originally to sell from $100.00 up. —Today, tomoerrow, and only while the sale lot lasts at, choice This: Phonographs at $39.00 5 —Every instrument is of superior tone, all are beautiful in " Hurry if You Want One payment. style, and bodice style, with ribbon shoulder straps, knee and ankle length; not all sizes in all styles, but all sizes in the lot, both regular and extra. . Values $3.00 to $4.75 $1.98 Choice, each —Children’s Cotton Knit Waist Suits, high neck, short sleeves, knee length; drop seats, stayed from the shoulder ; two rows of but-, ton tapes; medium weight. $ 1.25 Each . —Children's Wool Mixed Ribbed Vests and . Pants, vests in high neck, long sleeve styles; pants ankle length, with mfli‘.’rzach, $ l -00 Kann’s—Street Floor. Just 31 Left at This Writing (11 A.M.)— design, and every, one is backed by Kann’s liberal guarantee. —Another attractive feature of this offer is the terms of —A payment of $5.00 for records will deliver one of these Phonographs to your home; you to begin paying for the . ‘machine-at $5.00°per month thereafter, with no interest added for deferred.payments. "Kanti’s—Fourth, Floor. pa=— —Children’s Cotton Ribbed | Waist Suits, fleeced, high . neck, short sleeves, knee length, drop seats, stayed from the shoulders, with 2 rows of button tapes, gar- ter attachments; sizes 2 to 12 years. —Children’s Medium- weight Union Suits, cotton ribbed, in low neck, sleeve- less styles; also Dutch neck, ‘elbow sleeve and ankle length styles; sizes LT 69¢ 50 “Bloch and ;Heywoéd” Pullman Sleepers | —A Mid-Winter Clearance of some splendid |styles that cannot be duplicated in the regular p- way under $25. Choice,*9,95 Wednesday fi—They are handsome carts, with reed body, rubber-tired wheels, substantially -made, with .strong comfortable springs, reclining back and ‘folding adjustable'4-rib hood. Very comfortable ‘riding .carts for the baby, and easy for mother to push. Kann's—Fourth Floor.