Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 22

22 T_RANSFER 4 POINGE | e s man wiwsestnr [t fo, e sevenin in ipinee of | «YUTT SHOW™ PROGRAM "‘"‘f‘ % m {; = 5~ (SIXTH PRECINCT RAIDS | seised cloven sations of corn whtei, ferred to new commands, it is sald, | Capt. Russell Deun, who was hag- ET CAPTAINS DEGEMBER 1{ax¢ = number of 1eutenants ana | bormaster, for many’ years prior to AT OO"PL ED STAGE A sergeants also are likely to be given u.: reast snalce of motiea Rl new asstgnments. | to succeed Capt. Rellly, in Anacostia. iasi Maj. Sul-| It s reported that Commisstoner epattment are Commissioner Oyster and Maj. Qyster and Maj. Sullivan are planning ' A8 So "“, ";“,‘“3}“,,‘ livan Plan Changes at Opening | to select Capt. C. L. Plemmons, now X 2 ln the elghth prectnct, to be the first k l.-uuem...u have been counlfiodl e ! of 12th Precinct Station. | commander of the twelfth prectuct, | fers 10 | oor the “mhtt show™ to be beid in Mo, which takes in northeast suburbs. the Coliseun; Hall, Novembes If that move is made, Capt. Thad- }hm < |16; Gnder wusplcss of tha Hemane A number of changes will take d:u: R Bean of No. 7 wil return o ave n Soclety, Il dogx nlaca A the palice department De-|the elghth precinct. where he has|rea y. y Tmul a el © opening of the new | Gyed a8 commanding officer. at a word of endearment Martin Reilly is shud to v in the show. ot station, It was'from the eleventh preeinct, in Ana- red Most directors in charge ire: Mrs |ented ‘mothers. e e reeniored s ormee ;| MADE HOME OF BOXES. ‘| RESULT IN FOUR ARRESTS, sax: e, 1 Johy.son and Hattle Joh Bod t oth colored, 730 Ball court ng::n | Lsing 1n_an anods mads eut o Police Search Tour Places. aud wm Marie Harvet, eolored 29| Cracker boxes and some o1d tin roo northwest, alleged Capture Considerahle er ‘named John Andgewschozvock, was Gired ‘to furnjsh |arrested and brobght before Jude. ond for their appearance. | Robert E. Mattingly, of the Poll i '""“?1‘ = 2 —————— Court )_'e.lerdly on a charge mes Ee!em M. O'C All dogs, na! Ehhmll of publieity. — ent | state fair. . miteed of Jall' for rlnely days. Stunning New Coats at $59.75 9:15 AM. ;people The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Luncr, Pres. Our artist has sketched only 'niné of the many charming styles included in this sale of Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats. 'Nearly all are luxuriously furred. Presenting the best the season has to offer in style, in quality of fabrics and in workmanship. T hef'current_ selling prwes of these coats rangg from $70 and up to $90. i Many beautiful coats were bought from some of the foremost manufacturers. in New York. To create a furor, we have taken all these .coats and 'mnrked them at near-to-cost, and also included some from our regular stock. If you need a coat or intend buying a coat—buy it now. ‘, Fur bordered, collared and cuffed coats; others with fur collars only, many self collars. Fur trimmings are beaver, natural and Viatka Squirrel, Black Caracul, Plati- num Wolf and Skunk Opossum. All made of expensive materials—the rich heavy high pile velvety fabrics. Beautifully tailored. ~ All coats are silk lined and interlined. Colors are in soft, rich tones of brown, Kit fox, navy blueamlblack Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44. Palais Royal—Third Floor.