Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 18

18 Fi s T (o ORY ENFORCEMENT CHANGE PROPOSED Bill Would Create Bureau Di- rectly Under Secretary [ of Treasury. Representative Crampton of Michigan, in an Interview with the President at the White House today, told him of a bill he w oduce at the coming ses- slon of Congress to separate the prohi- bition office f1 the bureau of internal revenue and create it into a bureau un- der the supervision of the Secretary of the Treasury. This change, the Michigan representa- tive told the President, would not only tirely separate and distinct from the ordinary operations of the internal Tevenue office. Although the President was rep- resented as not having committed himself regarding this proposed legls- lation, he Is known to have intimated that he favors some general plan of making a separate bureau of the unit and placing it directly under a cabinet head, Those who saw the President en- thusiastically remarked how well physically he looked and how happy and pleased he appeared. The fact that he is through with his message and that he has recelved much fav- orable comment from his intimates and party leaders who have seen ad- vance coples are known to be a great source of relief and satisfaction to him, Meets With Cnbinet. The President met with his cabinet today just before the noon hour for the regular Friday bi-weekly ses and according to 2 spokesman for him there was no outstanding feature brovght up for discussion other th commenting upon the Presid message which will be sent t &ress next week and the disposal of a number of departmental routine mat- ters. Preceeding this session, the Presl- dent held a brief confirence with cnators Reed of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, A D. ments regarding the filling of a va- cancy of a federal judgeship in the ontana sectlon. 'DYER TO BE SPEAKER. Representative to Address Mass Meeting Sunday. Representative Dyer is to be the principal speaker at a mass meeting to be held Sunday at the John Wesley Chureh, 14th and Corcoran streets, in honor of the anniversary of the birth of Willlam Lloyd Garrison, under auspices of the National Assoclation for the Advancement of Colored People. James Weldon Johnson, of the secretary assoclation, will speak. The , | meeting will be the initiation of a serfes of similar mass meetings throughout the country. Music will be furnished by the girls of the Natfonal Training School. LAUD D. C. FILM STAND. Pastors of three churches wrote to Commissioner Rudolph today, com- mending the action of the ci in voting down the propo moving picture theaters b Sunday morning for the entertal ment of visitors who will come h for the Army-Marine foot ball game tomorrow. The letters were from Rev. John Brit- tan Clark, First Presbyterian Church; Rev. James H. Taylor, Central Pres. byterlan Church, and Petwortn Meth- odist Eplscopal Church, Rev. Edward ayes. NAMED WEST POINT CADET. Lueius R. Holbrook, Lucius R. Holbrook Fleld Artillery, at s been appointed by President Coolidge a cadet at e at the United States Military Academy, subject to usual examination. O., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923.' SPALY et 810-818 Seventh Stre Santa Claus Boxed Neckwear 59¢ Christmas gifts in high favor, and just as much to be desired for yourself. Collar and cuff sets of lace, linen and embroidery; also latest novelties in separate collars. -Himself---in Person Will be Here Saturday to Greet Every Child With a Souvenir-Visit Toyland Tomorrow Buy Toys Now and Avoid Disappointment Later Bright, beautiful, glorious Toyland is ready—supremely ready—with old Santa in person to extend &0 far toward improving the efficiency of the prohibition unit, but would re- lieve the r of internal rev- enue of heavy routine detail work. In explain ddie of Nevada, e ¢ committee investigating tte Ve * Burcau, and Gen. Frank T. Hines, director of that bureau. Senator Reed, ehairman of the in- tigating commitfee, said after the ¢ | conference that it had to do with Ta merely one or two features brought B ot e Jaraer F-lout by the investigation, which are ¢ - | to be ‘treated In the report the com- ‘ mittee is to make shortly 3 ate. It is understood, how the matter of reopening the Ingesti- gation later on with a view to bring- ing out something of a constructive nature that might be helpful in bringing about improved in the bureau, also was Col. John R. Quinn, nal commander of the American ion, accompanie Col. Miler, alien p and one of the lead activities, paid his re Sherwood Brothers, Inc. President today and 1 Phone Potomac 2037 to the White House as Mr. Coolldge's - guests at lunc . T ~ Representat vitt of Montana - called on the P nt for a few mo- B e e s s s e et ss et e eesssseenessssetsssssssesssssesssssseesssstestssseee Christmas greetings. Come in now—choose from the largest assortment of toys ever shown in this establishment—big toys, little toys, mechanical toys, dolls, games—anything and everything the wee ones could desire—and with the usual King's Palace combination of low prices. Wise shoppers will choose now while assortments are at their best. * s [Glove Time—and Gloves Galore! Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Gloves at Prices to Interest Everybody “ BOYS' RADIO SCOUT GAUNT- LETS, with stamped imitation leather cuffs and fleece-lined jers comm ive departments, of prohibition £ Justice, the under the t and the ware- Ler the public health buld function if made into *d under the | —will soon prove what an individual and su- perior motor lubricating oil can do in keeping your autgmobile at its best. Begin using it pireal today! Secretary of th Hudson % W on of Michigan resarding the caw the Presi- ana dis k ition unit LITTLE TOTS’ NAVY BLUE SERGE MIDDY DRESSES, made with pléated skirt and middy waist, trimmed with white braid; silk $4.98 emblem on sleeve. Sizes 2 to 6 years.. $330 ALL-WOOL FLANNEL MIDDY, regulation model, trimmed with braid; silk em- blem on sleeves. 6 $2.98 to 14 years. T Che Economy Corner Zth.and H.5ts. N2 U for Little Girls of 2 to 6 B\ hands protection during and good workmanship, make these just the coats mothers with fur tops. Lined with warm & b . . - MEN'S HEAVY WOOL Of chinchilla trimmed with astrachan and of polaire o MEN'S CAPESKIN GLOVES, in black and —QIRLS' DRESSES, of woo) CHILDREN’S CAPE GLOVES, in all sizes, broidered and _appliqued de- broidered backs Dresses, _ trimme; ETTE GLOVES, that look like in_ Fashion shades GLOVES, perfect quality, in an +in_roll brim and sailor styles, WRIST GAUQNTLETS, known for Children’s D Featuring WINTER COATS $ 98 and $ . 9 8 s CLOTH GLOVES, Fabrics, fashions—and the essential qualities of warmth / “‘S,‘.,hflfb SEY MITTENS, want for the little ones—at just the prices mothers want B fle As good-looking as 59 to pay. - they are good wearing. . C 2 JLOVES, especially suited to out- self-trimmed, also of cloth with fur collars, and of fine door_workers 39¢ and mixtures. velques brown “Preferred for both @ B() jerseys and navy “serge, in street and auto use . . straightline, with hand-em- lined with warm fleece. In the signs. Navy Serge Middy popular brown shades, with em- $l 00 Dresses and Two-piece Tweed w};"fl#"zhd—’lfi;fl lfi“}’,’:; KAYSER 2.CLASP GHAMOIS- N’ y (3 with braid. Sizes $5 98 R Fasnton' l(snlhelr but cost infinitely less. re 5 S CHILDREN'S PLUSH HATS QiR OUENS | INFORIED tan Shuaes <. r. i assortment of the desired KAYSER 12-BUTTON CHAM- trimmed with silk OISETTE GLOVES AND STRAP- ;‘l‘:‘c’z_fl;szz‘zm‘ an $2_50 quality and ‘style—and shades. Gloves that meet every priced tor economy—at... 79€ requirement of appearance and service at low Boys’ Big, W Hand Ov ys big, Warm, Handsome Overcoats Many Styles, Fabrics and 9 5 Colors — for Many Styles ® of Boys—Ages from 3 to 10. . The group—which is one in which we take particular pride—includes plaid-back woolens, tailored in mannish style—garments that have durability as well as good looks—and to our minds represent the best value in Washington. Plenty of chinchillas and plain and fancy cloths, too; many lined with pure wool, All sizes, 3 to 10, in the assortment. " Boys’ Suits, $8.95 All wool—make that your first considera- tion. Next note that they come in four dressy models to meet the requirements of all the young fellows from 6 to 18. NEW WINTER HATS That Look Like Spring! $5.00 $6.95 $9.95 | Troy Not just new in name—but in both fact and fancy! Clever new shapes of Gros de Londres, Faille Silk, Satin and Embroidered Ma- terials. And what bright and springlike flower trimmings they sgow—-a.nd what gleaming bro- R cades! Y Make up your mind to like them before coming—you will not find it hard after you get here and see them! SALE!-LOT OF $3.95 and $5.00 TRIMMED SATIN $2 .98 HATS ...... . $3385383883238888232388832383832888838888 2338333328382282808832823038328342333348348 Cantons, Poiret Twills, Satins, Velvets and Lace combinations — Jerseys and Velvet. The styles present the very latest fall and win- ter models. Come early— they’ll go quickly. Mackinaws, $6.45 Big as the North Woods—which is saying a lot! Brimful of warmth, good service and the mannish, outdoor appearance that every boy wants. Men’s Imperial Tailored Shirts $1.95 not quite perfect. 3 for $5.75 Imported English Broadcloth, Burton’s English Broadcloth, Burton’s Irish Poplin $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Shirts—in all sizes, 132 to 17. And ih sleeve lengths 33, 34 and Neckband, collar-attached and separate-collar styles. White, tan, gray and _Peac_h. The collar- attached shirts have two-button barrel cuffs. The important thing is that every shirt bears the famous IMPERIAL BLUE LABEL. Perfect shirts, samples and seconds—every shirt cut and made right. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. The majority are A wonderful variety of most attractive new styles. Quanti- ties vary from one to a half dozen Dresses. They are sim- Dresses for the miss of ex- treme tastes, and for the more conservative matron. For Street, Sports, Afternoon and Women’é Chiffon Silk Hose o— Holiday Jewelry Boxed for Giving Smfiu of $1.50 and S1.75 Qualities Dress wear. Values that are ply superb effects. extraordinary. La Superbe Pearl Necklaces, guaranteed not to peel or discolor, perfectly gradu- ated; solid gold and white gold clasps. $1.98to $10.00. . - ) ! " Crystal Bead Necklaces, in 90-inch { opera length, all colors, $1.00. Also many other lengths and styles, 50c to $3.50. Earrings, the season's latest styles, to match necklaces, 39c to $2.50 pair. Sterling Silver Bar Pins, $1.25 to $3.00. Variety of Bar Pins, plain and with crystal sets in many colors, 60c and $1.00. éunnlng “Dutch Kid” Bar Pins, for the i little folks, 5oc. Baby Jewelry, In rings, locket and chalns, pins, brn.cclell“ l_;::z fasteners; all y. to $1. B Baristies, In ail ‘desired colors, 36e to In most instances the word means nothing worse than a slight sha ing. Certainly, none of these stockin are hurt to hurt. Almost entirely siik Smart Sports Coats S $4.88 effective Sports cloths, plaids and Plain . . ..o Sigmund’s Bargain Basement 9135 and a I"E‘lfl:‘l‘ o . N Danish Combs, plain and studded, $1.00 Fur -ljke Plushes— rich and beautiful models ... Sigmund’ e " About 20 different styles of Novelty Bracelets, ranging in price from 35¢ to M dectal sale of- Flexible Bracelets, In white and colored stones and combina- tions, 58c. Nut Pick Sets, heavy silver plated, 49 Be. * _ Men's Cuff Links and Cum-Aparts, a set, B0c to $3.00. 69c wize, but np u‘::.‘ 49c 49c out s2d woll made. 4 remarsasis 98C Pettioonts, in ana " plata’ colors; famey Heavy Weivht Ribbed Vests and Pants; long a1 eves and ankle length. 690 grade DS esseseeessesesessessesessesses Se88esssssssstsssstssesesesssstsssssssesssessessssssssssssssssssessssssessssssssssss P 19 gun_metal pair perfect. From a maker noted for the Silk-and-Wool and Wool Hose j underpriced so decisively that quick buying seconde of 590 kind...... LDRE! Slight seconds. Children’s Richelieu Make Fleeced Children’s Fleeced Union _Suits, Union Suits—Women’s Medium- Sizes 2 to 6.. Sizes 2 to 8.... sizes, 95¢c; regular sizes...... ometa: Vess; A th-ot.2 Suits, warm.and serviceable. extra sizes. High neck, long sleeves; Sigmund’s Bargain Basement regular SiZes ..oessosrersesee, | 1. $3.00 Glove Silk Hose, $1.98 quality of his products. Black, gray, SL15 is the natural answer. CHILDREN'S a8 39c IN'S PART-WOOL Palr 4... Vests and Pants, knit for comfort and Richelieu maké, known for fit and weight Union Suits, low neck, no Sizes 8 to 10. Sizes 10 to 16... Vests and Pants*-Women’s Fleeced weight that seems to satisfy most e an Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. 65 —only a 3-inch lisle hem. Black and In plain and lace stripes—and every i beige and gun metal. 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