Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 19

v COUNCIL DISCUSSES Social Agencies Body Is Address- ed by Miss Clara Noyes of Red Cross. HOPKINS PHYSICIAN SPEAKS i Dr. Lewis Tells What G. W. U. Is Doing for Nursing. ' Nurse training was discussed by! Miss Clara Noyes of the Red Cross,! Dr, Canby Robinson of Johns Hop- KifiE University and Dr. Willlam Magher Lewis of George Washington | Unlversity before the Councll of So- cia] Agencies at the Ralelgh Hotel resterday afternoon. | The meed of a sort of “central| school” for nurses here, where funda- | mentals of nursing might be taught, was pointed out by Miss Noyes and; Dr. Lewls, the latter showing that a &o0d beginning had been made at his university, where nurses of six local hospitals meet in classes. Depend on Contributions, Miss Noyes declared that nurses’ training schools, both here and else- sald that within recent years o great hospitals had been erected en given to the school for nursing. She charged that when one hospital was erected here an old maternity ward, without proper washing facill- tles, was used for the nurses’ home. She spoke of the responsibility of oards of directors and trustees to the ng women who take up the train- » Robinson sald that social serv. fce has an essentfal role in a hos- pital, and told of numerous cases in Which a soclal service worker had heen able to do for the patient much that would have been impossible for the doctor to do by himself. Dr. Robinson said that there ought to be no such thing as the passage of “blank time” to a patient when Le enters a hospital, and that in this work of keeping the patient inter- ested the soclal worker in a hospital Pplays a major role. University Alds Nursing. Dr. Lewls, telling of the funda- mental lessons now being given local nurses from several institutions, sald that he bellieved the George Wash- ington University Medlcal School has « great future before it in this work, He sald that it can help ralse and maintain a high standard of nursing in the District, establish courses and help in various phases of research. In discussion which followed Supt. James Mays of Garfield Hospital charged a lack of civic pride and unity of action here in the matter of support of hospitals. Mrs. Ann Archbold was elected a ember-at-large. An_invitation was cxtended to the Child Welfare League ©f America to hold its next reglonal convention here. N CONVICTED AND FINED. Edward Pollock Held Guilty of |l Violating Dry Law. Edaward Pollock, charged with vios lation of the national prohibition I was convicted in the United States branch of Police Court yvesterday by Judge McMahon and flned $15 or in default to serve ten days in Jjail. Pollock was_arrested by Policéman Price of the third precinct, who sald | he found in possession of Pol- ! several half-pint bottles, one of | ck that in the future he had better e larger contalners to remove the suspicion of being a hip-pocket boot- legger. ORCHESTRA CONCERT. By the United States Soidlers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, beginning at 5:35 o'clock this evening, John S. M. Zim- erman, bandmaster. rogram, March, “Blue-White Overture, “Masaniello Two songs— (a) “The Magic Song." (b) “Every Morn 1 Send Thee Violets,”. .Meyer - Helmund Meyer-Helmund Selection “from grand _opera, “Lohengrin” ....... Wagner Fox trot, “Long, Lost Mama," Woods Waltz suite, “Gold and Silver,” h Tinale, “Love is Just a Flo “The Star Spangled Banner” O Eversharp Pencils 509 Reductions 1t you write at all, you need an Eversharp Pencil Zthere is nothing else “just as good.” Here is a Pencil that Is instantly ready for use, always sharp and always on the job. The new prices are practically 50% below the original_cost. 1f you are alrcady an Eversharp user, you know how very satisfactory these Penclls are—send one to a friend —it wili be appreciated. "The National Rememberance Shop (Ms. Fostar's 8hop.) One door tro 14th St., 2w Also 1229 Pa. Ave. O THE EVENING - TAR "WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania Avenue gaka & D. ©, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924. he Mid- Wmter “Round Up” This is that great half-yearly event when we “wipe out” all the small lots—in every department. i desirable merchandise it is—but in odds and ends that for orderly store-keeping and better out than in. Therefore we ignore the cost of the sacnflcmg—make this one big effort—and achieve the purpose wholly —and quickly. Every man, woman and child in Washington will find attendance upon: the “Round- Up” Sale most profitable. Men’s Suits Economy Floor young men’s and conservative models. in a variety of grades. $25.00 to $35.00 Values “Rounded up” for ........ ——Fourth Floor— Plain Blue Serge and Fancy Cassimere Suits—in both Broken sizes—and $25.00 to $27.50 Values Men’s Clothing 30 Pairs Men’s Khaki Riding Breeches; that sold for $350 and 54 “Rounded up” for.... sl'ss 50 Odd Vests ; left from Fancy Sulta 5 sizes 33 to 42. “Rounded up” for.. 750 28 Boys’ Long Pants Suns—Fancy Gray and Brown mixtures; sizes 18 to 20 years. \Vfire $20, $22.50 and $25. 40 Boys’ Blue Serge and Unfinished Worsted and Cheviot Long Pants Suits. Wi ereslo 75 $20, $22.50 and $25. “Rounded up” for 25 Light-weight Top Coats—in Gabardine, Plain .Oxford and Fancy effects. Broken sizes, 33 to 42. Were $25, and $35. “Rounded up” for.. 17 Odd Coats—left from Fancy Suits that sold from $25 to $35. Sizes 33 to 37. “Rounded up” for ss 75 6 Odd Coats and Vests of $30 to $40 Suits, for which there are no trousers tc match. Sizes 34, 35 and 36. 6 Detachable Fur Collars for Over- - coats that sold for $10 and $12 50. 55.75 “Rounded up” for,. 9 Fancy Cheviot Suits—sizes 34, 35, 36,37 and 39. Were $22.50 to $35. “Rounded up? for . House Coats and Robes Second Floor Broken lot of House Coats—Double-faced Cloth; Silk and Wool combinations; Velvet and Cordurov Scattering sizes 35 to i, 12.50, $15 and %_0 grades. “Rounded lszp fcr$ .3 o s7'50 Men’s Terry Bath Robes—cut long and full; slightly mussed. $10 and $12.50 grades “Rounded up” for s4'95 Boys’ Bath Robes—neat blanket effects; somewhat mussed from handlmg Broken sizes 8 to 16 years. - $5 and 82 95 $8.75 values. “Rounded up” for....... . Men’s Lounging Robes—some silk; soine cloth; small, medium and large sizes; 51500 25 and $35 grades. “Rounded up” for Youngsters’ Hats Second Floor Children’s Tams—in fancy Tweed Mixtures—sizes:- 634 to 7. -Regular $2.50 values. “Rounded up” for sl '35 Children’s Chinchilla Polar Caps—— broken lots of the $395 and $4.95 32.45 grades. “Rounded up” for........... Boys’ Jackie Coogan Caps—Tweeds, : Fancy Mixtures and solid colors. $2.00 95C value. “Rounded up” for,.... Cheitlidrerlm's S;t‘cshoed Cloth Hats— assorted colors; $2.50 and $3.50values. “Rounded up” for....... 5 $3 SR ey sl 45 Boys’ Caps——-m the ular shapes and wanted colors. $1 aggpfl 50 valup; “Ronnded UPTHOL. v ssdssssiasissrne Men '3 Sllk Slurts “Rounded up” for .....cococevvonnes Men’s Overcoats Economy Floor Sturdy All-wool Double-breasted Cloth Overcoats—in the popular Double-breasted models; belt all around. Ox- ford, Brown and Light Shades. *18 Boys’ Clothing Second Floor. Fancy Cheviot Suits—broken lots of the $20 and $22.50 grades—7 ta 18 51475 years. “Rounded up” for.. Fancy Cheviot Suits—with two pairs of pants. Broken lots of the $15 and $16.50 grades. 7 to 18 years. “Rounded up” 59 75 Corduroy Suits—one and two pairs of pants— broken lots of the $12.50 and $15 grades. Sizes 7 to 17 years. “Rounded up" 59 75 Corduroy Suits; sizes 8, 15, 716 ang 17 only. Broken Iots of the $6.75 an $9.75 grades. “Rounded up” for s3 95 .~ Novelty Overcoats—Chinchilla and Fancy Cloth—Blue, Brown, Red, Gray, etc.—sizes 2 to 10 years. $22.50, $18, $16.50, b]:) and 510 values—“Rounded up’ 13 Boys’ Mackinaws; fancy plaids, belt all around; sizes 8, 9, 10 and 17 years only. $10 and $12.50 grades. “Rounded up” 36 m Novelty Suits—in Blue Serge, Corduroy aénd Knitted; small lots—siges 2% T to years. $10 and 81250 values. “Rounded up” for 5 00 Novelty Corduroy Suits—Middy, Button-on and Junior Norfolk styles; and Panama Cloth in Junior Norfolk and Middy models. Broken sizes, 3 to 5 years. “Rounded 3 25 Wash Suits—WI] lntm Blue and White and Fancily Trimmed effects—Oliver Twist and Balkan styles. Sizes 2% to 6;,ears sz ls “Rounded up” for Wash Middy Suits—plain and fanci- 1y trimmed. Broken sizes. “Rounded SI .35 up” for sosss Sweaters Street Floor 10 Sweater Vests, in the new brushed wool ei- fects. Broken sizes of $5.00 grade. “Rounded up” for s3 95 22 'Sweater Vests—Plain and combination ef- fects.. Brokensizes of the $7 grade s 4 “Rounded up” for 2% Men’s Cable-weave All-wool Sweaters, Heather mixtures; shawl collar model. $25.00 \alue “Rounded up” for sl 2.50 21 Mens W}ute Shaker—kmt Sweaters—Pull- over model. $9 and $10 values. “Rounded up” for.... s6 4 Sports Goodr *Varsity Foot Ball Pants, anht & Ditson make. $10 valué. “Rounded up” Worsted Foot Ball Jerseys—broken sizes, $4.50 and $5 grades “Rounded UP” OF uvnieeriecressenesnnennns 2'95 Worsted Hi; h-neck Jerseys—regu- lar $4.50 grade. g“Rou.uded up: fotics, s2'45 Foot Ball Shauldedr dGuardsf—$5 sza.n,‘d $2.50 grades.. “Rounded up” for 45 Glllett, Gem axéd Eve;:adyd %aiet Razors—ong in a box. “Rounde: up”’ fOF cveorosaccccssocscsccscsccansoncne 27c . $3 value. “Rounded up” for.. 9 F ° ° Men’s Furnishings Street Ly 20 All-silk Mufflers ; pebble weave— Navy, Canary, Steel and Brown—strip- ed effects. $15 grade, “Rounded up” for s8 75 Fancy Bat Ties—new stripes and fig- ures. $1.00 value. “Rounded up” for.. 450 Silk Four-in-Hands—a wide variety ‘of effective patterns; all with the Saks service band. $1.00 value. “Rounded i i 2 R SR iR A e PR 49c Imported Knitted Four-in-Hands; in a variety of color combinations. 69c value. “Rounded up” for.. 49¢ All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs; most all letters. $1.00 value. “Round- 69¢c 79¢ Genuine French Guyot Suspenders; White and plain colors. $1.00 value. “Rounded up” for .. colors. 75¢ value. “Rounded up” for.. Lisle Hose —Navy and Black; in most all sizes. 35c value. “Rounded Pure Thread Silk Hose—Black, Cor- dovan, Navy and Gray. Broken sizes. 65c value. “Rounded up” for C 3 for $1.00 35 Wool Hali Hose—plain colors and Heather mixtures. $1 and $1.25 values. 45c “Rounded up” for....cecoccenssccccane Imported Golf Hose—all wool and Brushed Wool; with comrastmg tops $1.95 Imported Fiber Mufflers—two-toned effects and stripes; frmged ends. $350 sz ls value. “Rounded up" for.. Imported Fiber ‘\1uffler=——smkmgly smart; stripes and two-toned effects, with deep frmged ends. $4 value. ed up” for... cevean 36 Suits Pajamas—Pure Silk and Silk and Linen; solid colors and stripes. Sizes A, B, C. $7 value. “Rounded up" s395 for J....e. Cotton Pajamas—sohd colors and stripes; with frog fastemngs. $Z $l 45 value. “Rounded up” for Fine grade Flannelette Pajamas— value. ~ “Rounded up” for military and V neck; sdk frogs. $2.50 51 85 Flannelette Night Robes—sizes 18, 9 and 20—cut long and full. $175 51.35 \1lue “Rounded up” for Tan and Black \’:/a.lkmg“Gloves— lightweight and mostly small sizes. SZgSO valgue “Rounded up” for. 95c 60 pairs Wool and Khaki Cloth Lined Gloves—broken sizes; 75c value. 350 “Rounded up” for........... Stuttgarter Wool Underwear—light- weight Shirts and Drawers; bro en . sxze% $2.25 value. “Rounded up” for s1‘65 Stuttgarter Wool Shirts and Draw- ers—heayy weight; broken sizes. $¢00 4 value. “Rounded up” for... s2‘95 36 pieces Stuttgarter Heavy—wexght ‘Wool Underwear—Slurts and Drawers; broken sizes. $8.00 value. "Rounded s 4-95 Men s Negll e Shirt Brushed Felt Hats—black and the popular colors, and in the wanted shapes. $4 and $5 grades “Rounded up” for Saieinlbiemoiie s sinimiatel Pioneer Suspenders—White and plain 45c " S for $1.00 210 e 5285 Men s Hats Shoes—Tan, Patent, Dull Calf and Vici $3.95 Men’s High and Low Shoes— Shoe Department Street Floor Kid. = ‘Broken sizes. “Rounded up broken sizes and mosfly small sxzes, 31'95 137 pairs Men’s Shoes—Oxfords and High for . coseenne too. “Rounded up” for ............. Women’s Hxlgh Shcl)es. varietykoi shapes; with mil itary heels. Broken sizes. ‘Rounded up” for s4’95 -~ Women? Lohw Shoes—Strap “and ‘ongue styles; high and low heels. “Rounded’ up” for .i...ceveeenennns 1'95 194 paxr: \Aor;ens bLol\;\' Shoes— many styles—but broken sizes. “Rounded up” for «..ccevvsueneann. s3 95 289 pairs of Women’s High and Low Shoes— Black, Tan, Patent and Dull Calf. 95C Broken'sizes. “Rounded up” for ~hMen's, -Women’s' and “Children’s-- Felt Slippers—our entire remaining —stock. ‘Rounded’up” for.ceeee.ceececnennn.. - 89C Boys’ and Girls’ High Shoes—Tan, Patent and DIl Calf—sizes 835 to 2. 82 95 and'2% to 5. “Rounded up” for ,... b Children’s. Rubber Boo(s—'wnh the '—sizes 7 to “Rounded sl.gs Silk and Madras S}urts—-Whlte, Tan and Fancy Patterns; broken sizes 1214 to 14% Were $3.50 and $5. “Rounded sz w up for .... Neglige Shlrts—neckbaud and colla:— attached styles; solid colors and fancy stnpes. Sizes 1235 to 14%4. "Rounded 89c for .. Blouse Waists—Tan and Fancy Stnpcs— neckband and collar attached. Broken ' sizes up to 16 years. “Rounded up” cucece - - Wool:Unjon Suits—broken:sizes 24 to'36. ‘Were &SO and $3.00. 2 Dometf‘Pa;zmas—one and two piece modeéls—broken - sizes 6 t6 18 years. 95c 'Were $l.75. “Rounded up” for........ i Stockmgs—Black Tan and White ; broken sizes.5 to 9%. “Round- lsc ed up” for..................‘.. Three-quarter Roll-top Wool Hose— . in White only, and small sizes up to 8%%. “Rouflded UP” fOricececececsoccactanss ‘Economy Floor 52 Fancy Cassimere Smts—slzes 34 to 44. w«i’ $19(D “Rounded up” for 89‘75 30 Young Men’s Overcoats. Sizes 33 to 36 only. “Rounded up” for. s9'75 belts al] arouind. “Rounded up” for.... s3'75 L4 White-bib Overalls, with jampers. 30 " Raincoats, “reliably ramproo{ “Rounded up” for, €ach..censevenanennns 70(: Cotton Pongees, stnped Madras—some ‘White and Tan, Included are Philip Jones' White Madras, with Van Heusen Cuffs; plain «color :Madras; Satin-striped Madras; Colored Crepes. Broken sizes, 14 to 18. : $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Values 51,45 “Rounded_up"fcr...;‘.........._..... =] Silk: Broadcloth J'ersey andCrepe de Chine—Solid colors and stnpes— g $9.00 Values e $ “Roundedup"fdr....,..‘......,.,.... with button-down collars; also novelty effects, with attached collars. Broken sizes. $1.50 Value